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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
puYNAP HAS A BUSY WEEK.

49,, - 7 August IS (SpeciaD.-It has been a
busv season here. but the past week mas Drought
Tortb more people than ever before The time mas
,aen devoted to all sorts of diversions. such as
asb,ng boating bathing tennis. cIoquet' Downing
"a a.rc,ng The advantages and facilities for these
snor,s are first class this resort and cannot be
exceled along the shore'
rh. fair in aid Of the Baptist Mission closed to-
night and was a financial success. The ire iaddies
a, this pace are happy. At their fair which mas
a., closed they succeeded in raising nearly 800.
The m,dweek hop at the Hotel Columbia was
s,r,,uant social occurrence AT the Neptune House
q concert on Tuesday and mop on SATURDAY night
MORO features OF the week. The guests OF the
colorado were treated to chiidren's hop on tues
dav evening The march was led by Miss Gwendo-
,,a Waterbury Of New-York. Miss Lulu Harding
NJ Rrooklyn carried off the prize as the most grace
full fancy dancer. The affair was under the dlrec-
ton A. L. Hand musical director Oh 'ne "o'e' a
hop was given on Saturday evening
fHni c ssn BRADLEY Ambrose 6 Todd Tod
E INNS ' Strauss. Mr. and Mrs II. Barnard Mr..
and Mrs D. s. Huiburt DR. and Mrs samSel Tio "a
95e ls Of NewYork Mrs Isaac Peck Mrs Fran
Nj rgd rs Mrs. s W w f%pSf% %ata
Beatrice Niaco, G. Yose of Brooklyn A., :,
The HrS1SSea Miss 8s
Monag1 Mr.; t ks9fmAanR Meinr OF New
ward os'n F. Mechesney. brooklyn
Neptune Houses. /. Wells. 4 C. Taberi, WE'iam
Mcc.ummiy Charles y Gray. Chares Russell. Of
Sew-York; Mrs. F. Pirsch James Hambodt' I r.
Miss Emile La,y. Miss Lavina Lay. n i. cox
Of Brooklyn: E. F. Phillips F; b. Key Eugehe J..
Dae E. T. Judson. Miss =. Judson, D. NJ Ripey
F. D. Wills. OF New-York r--... o.,,o
The Carieton-H Douglas Nichos, Everett care.
TON Mr. and Mrs. Burnet l.. Clark Miss faunne
Clark s. VI. Oliver. Miss Louise White; C. n AZ p
nod Miss Nettie +. Hale. Charles I: wilson r.. IS
Tarrienes OF New-York; j. u. Ewe:l, II b. Lyons
Miss Jennie Cassard. Miss Heen NJ. WEbur'on' Of
Atlantic House-G. A. Boughten, Wizard Rich
ards. John W. Clearnon George r. Titsworth, I ~; r.
p Howard. Mrs. G. II. Kent, Mrs. James Hurey
NJ NJ Bangs. NJ. b. Heiiner. Miss Marie Irunck
Mrs f. r. olcott. Mrs; G. hoy G.o- %
Howard Miss Edna Howard Of New,York
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols Cooper. Mrs. r. r.
Paul Mt and Mrs John W. Shorter. Mrs John Car
roll. L. A. Richards. Mss Elizabeth E. Burgee
of Brooklyn. a., , NJ,
Melrose Inn-Miss Nina Rooster: Mr.. and Mrs
F. F. Rohlfs the Misses Hobbs A. kandopn, Al N
derson. Il. Smith. Mrs. j. ;. Murphy. MIS- f. II
Kirkland Miss Louise Kirkland Miss Ida j. XIII
land OF Eew-Yo.k.
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driveway is in sight. and travel along 'he
Is efrectually shut off. Hole. proprietofS an. -
owner. are indignant at the treatment 'HeS w
sustained at the hands OF the authorities on" -
than one lega, action against the town VIII " "
result OF the apathy and indifference SHOWN 0"'''
the property-owners. mill, %
This indifference OF the present town ono"''
the best interest of the place EXTENDS even :" -,
fagrant countenance given 10 the saiho''"e tt.
,b,t abound on every side Their doors are W.
omen 10 all who wish 20 enter. The ofnc"iiS "'
the notice are cognizant of all that Is GONG on
around them but shut their eyes anu tut" a., a. ne
ear 10 al pleadngs Of Respectable IeoF.r 40 .nsr
vigorous. prosecution of the insoent oHeh'9iS '7
morality and deceDcy. 49,, ,ood h,s-
Al the West End the hote.s are do,hs d $50 chi
ness for this end OF the season. and an ar o. -,
ture-w wealth and prosperity may mere pe ,he
10 in marked contrast To the remainder o. "'0
Branch. - xo,. =, JIovwood
was great success both socially ana hhd M M
The receipts were considerably in excess ., az 20
penses and the projectors OF inc rn.ei p ubicb
looking about for some worthy charl'! Oh VIM
TO hestow the surplus FUNDS ,.- .oo,, oro.
some Of the recent arrivals this week are; .,
West End Hote-Ex-President D. Ndsquez Oh
uondmras: Mr.. and Mrs l.. zuniger. OF Havana
Il stirkncy. Mr. and Mrs. 5. X. LichtenssIn Mss
! Rosenbaum Henry Claus. Mr. and MIS- ~ Ira
Brown. l.. Ioring Mrs r ~ 5te"A''' sunny
Rowland iouse-Miss H. Tanenbaum. Mss "
ONcll Mrs f. y. Marks Bessie MARKS, Nm Nh,
r Wood G Strouse. II. Albert Bergman, i,ett
Bronson. A. Wneburgh Mrs VI straScuif ih,sn or
F. Oppenheiner j. y OConnor. David Hirshheld;;
Iacob Baiz. Jacob Fruend. Or. j.. \. Dllion ana
Mrs Eugene Finck of New-York; Mr.. ana MIS-. j.
Davis the Misses Davis. Of Brooklyn.
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A WEEKS ADJUSTMENTS AT SEABRlGHl

seahrph. n j. Aug Is (SpeciaD-Hops ger
mans muscales andprogressive euchre parties nave
been the order of the week at all OF the large hote
for the entertainment of guests by night while
bathing boating and driving are the pastimes
that have aided digestion and Whiied away the
sunny days.
The season has been one Of exceptional success
both in the number of sojourners at the ho'els
and the brlancy of the many social incioehts
There Is a well-grounded rumor that the last Dis
social surprise Of the season Will be the ADVENT OF
>he gallant 9TH Regiment of New-Iork some time
next month, as the guest OF George heihp d
veteran of that famous organization VINO OWNS one
of the handsomest properties on the fuinsoh i'oau
nearby.
A ball was given at the Shrewsbury Inn on the
evening of August II by the proprietor Mis'
crawford The great dining room was utilized as
q ballroom being handsomely decorated Win
green's flowers and colored lanterns. Fun Dress
/ prevailed, and many handsome costumes ".,'
observed Another ball was given 6herg ss
euchre tournament occurred. ana on w oy. !,
evening the Rutgers College o 1ee collegians dis
played both fine artistic culture ana rare nrcI
atom The club was composed follows; g. w
WiImo first tenor Loren Bragdon seoosa sec
o M b bass s. G. T." ". huffman pianist
Following regent hotel rs srryai Iobn r Stan
H. Edwin Yhi''akeT M Sa5bn E i ieon Man
Walker Thomas A. Bronson Mrs s.,1 D. T ~ M90rJ
the Misses Moore, Miss ADA S u' SeVmour
Water O. Jones and David f. philips Of New
York: Count Kessier. OF Paris ana - ~ "''''''
q shrewsbury Inn-E: H. Wells. Mr. and MIS- TyeT r
G r. r,s' Mason. Mrs Mason. DR.. c.. T. Ryan, F
Behrend and r. a. Brown Of New ok; MI "'''
MIS- Pspi r 'Haouse-Water G. Butler, Bynn i
winters Miss L. Elliott; ": I X M M,l MI, an :.
Darrow CHARLES g DOdd Airea capGR sm A II
Tren,ar LANES H. Faiconer. jr. Miss VI. G. Fal
a AndrSw NJ ut snd and M Miss S. BECK
Ir r 'NWSewyork. Henry w Steinhauser Thomas j
yohnson and Walter j. Masterson, Of Brooklyn
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THE YACHTS At COTTAGE CITY.
,rAw SUIT DECIDED-IECrrREs AND ENTER
TAINMENTS.

,rAw SUIT DECIDED-LEcrI'REs AND ENTER
TAINMENTs
Cottage CITY Mass. Aug. is (SpecaD-The past
week has been the most eventful one curing 'ho
summer season The festivities began last Sunday
when the New-York Yacht Club spent the day IN tho
harbor The oak Bluffs club took the lead IN enter
tanning and kept open house while the meet "ero
bere yacht sunday marked by special SER
vices in Union Chapel. AT which the sermon was
delivered by the yacht club chaplain. the Kew. d.
Wilton Merle Smith OF the Central presbyterian
church New-York Music was furnished by tho
Villa Bristhau octet
The case which has been in the courts Tor some
time in regard 10 the right OF cottagers TO conduct
business on land originally leased from the oak
Rluns Land and Whar' Company has been decided.
and although the original company Is now detunct.
cottagers will have 10 obey the stpuiations under
which the land was leased
Miss Emma Thursby has arranged to return mere
on August y and assist at a concert 10 De gwen give,
by the pupils of villa Bristhall at Union chapel fof
the benefit OF the band fund. .,
AZ MONDAYS session OF the Baptist Vineyard AS
sociation the Rev. H. Il. Cheney, or West superior
Wis preached. and In the evening fresident MT.
man, OF Colby University. spoke on Inc Coiese "s
a Moral Power" ,,, -. =.
The Rev pr William II. Mburn. chaplain or the
United States Senate delivered an ADDRESS IN tne
Nethodist Tabernacle Friday night. Tor the pene,
nt OF the L. f. NJ. s on the subject What bhho
Man Saw In England - ,.
The annual tournament OF the Cottage CITY Tennis
Club began on Wednesday. and VIII continue Tor ter
days. =. -. -. A.. r.u.,o.
eson F. NJ Brandt. F. Hasn, Arthur Lowell +. v
Peck, and V. III. fremont.
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RICHTIELD SPRINGS G1IETY.
TEAS. GERMANS AND CONCERTS OF THE WEEK
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

TEAS GERMANS AND CONCERTS OF THE WEEK.
ARRIVALS At TIE HOTELS.
Richaeld Springs y. Y. Aug. IS (SpeciaD.-Mrs.
T Lawrence Townsend gave tea on Tuesday al
,ernoon at her summer home Oh Man-st Tor the
benefit OF the rectory fund OF ~. JOINS 'hurch'
which was a social and financial success ROBERT
" Taller as ticket-puncher. seemed TO nave iouhn
his true vocation, while J. Clinton spencer not oh'y
look the cake" but sold it. also, with grace ana
urbantv The Spring House Orchestra behind
screen OF greens. by their sweet music added not
little to the afternoons pleasure.
feature Of the Boys Club benefit will be a
duet bv J. Lee Taller and Purdon Robinson MI
Taller has not sung in public this season.
Last Saturday nights german at the spring House
uos an occurrence long TO be remembered by those
wbo took part The long parlor has seldom al
| forded a pre,tier sight. The coulon was led by
7 y Taller and Miss Bessie Rutter
This week there will be similar anair al the
Darlington. The dancing is to be In the spacious
dining hall. which will give ample room to dancers
| and spectators. The favors are to be handsome
| 7, vyi,, he led by Robert J.. Crawford. jr.
| Several parties have been made up to visit
Cooperstown this week. The drive IS one OF inc
! most delightful about Richhcld
From New-York and Brooklyn the following nave
registered at the principal hotels in Rchheld during
| ,ha mast week: Mr. and Mr.. Stephen II. Brown.
Miss Coral Brown. q. Brown, Mr.: and Mrs. j. w
| Woods. Mrs C. Hagerman, r. ". Chapman MIS-
| Murphy. Miss T.. Murphy, MIS-: J." N 'ittSS' d. -
MADDEN Mrs J W foshay Miss A. : E25 sp1y l.
| I Devcnburg Miss A. X. Pearl C.. j. Worman n
H. Bultman, Mr.. and Mrs George Starr ~ i Me-
T, Misc G. ~ Walter. r. R1wmait J2hn Hayydock
| Miss L. Haydock Miss A. Haydock J. c. william
! son + II Earle Miss D. Y. Becker, Miss y. l'ecker
J. G. Knowiton. +. c. Valentine Mr.. and Mrs
| George NJ Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph SEWN; in'
| Misses Sleyin Mrs Goldsmith. Mr. and Mic. H. ~
| 0.Neil' j. r. McManus, Miss A. l.. McManus Mis-
f. c: McManus. Miss G. J. Hodgkns , r. NJ Nh Ice +
r. Hart. Mrs Brown. d d brown j. A. Brown
| Waterbury, Mrs. Theodore Legsett. II. I: Leggett
| W. j. Emmett. J. c. Wilson, jr.. John W. Eaton
| and Mrs T. W. Strong Miss A. !. Hickey. Miss X
/. Hayden. Miss Agnes Wilson. Mrs. v. II. HsTri
| son r. IL. Itams Miss G. G.. Throop Mr.. and Mrs
". l. Clark, c; l.. Van Baar ": C. D9re. Mrs: NJ
| lanes H. Starin. Mr. and Mrs. William Koaer, Mr.
| and Mrs II. c. Adler. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B Mar
tin Mrs l. A. simm Miss simm ane j. E. Thomp
son.
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RI THE LAKESIDE AT DAIGUA.

Canandaigua, N. Y. Aug is (SpeciaD.-The Can
andaigua Electric Road began running its cars
this week and while they are not running as yet
on schedule time over the length OF the road IRE
ouent trips can be made from the business part OF
town TO the lake. Tuesday evening the Congrega-
tional Sunday school gave moonlight excursion
over the lake and there were various smaller ex-
cursions during the week The Seneca Point Hotel
has been crowded with guests from here on Friday
evening at the annual german. The affair Is man
aged by the young people OF the village and par
ticpated IN by the lakeshore residents as we'll
Mrs L. W ierqueer. OF New York. has been the
piest OF friends in this village this week Colonel
Alexander Bacon. OF New-York Is spending some
time in Canandaigua. Mr.. Clark Williams. OF New
York is visiting relatives in town.
Some OF the younger men gave an enjoyable
dance In the Granger Place School Hall on Monday
cvenng The affair was under the management
of George w Gillette. Tuesday evening Mrs F.
" Uanin gave n pleasant supper party In honor
OF her son, George W. Hamlin.
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AMONG THE BERHSHIRES.
NEWCOMERS TO LENOX.
AN ENTERTAINMENT AT THE NE" CoohE
HoUsE-ARCHERY

AN ENTERTAINMENT AT THE Ne" |o0"
HOUsE-ARCHERY
rorox Mass. Aug IS (SpeciaD-Mr ana MIS- H.
II Cooke and Mr.. and Mrs Car.os de 'ei''" N
,ertained the cottagers this week py ,
,ea II was the first large enter'a"i" T.
.,.,. o,, country house and was charming anar'
Tho decorations OF the house anu s'o'
o,nu The Archery Cub entertainer oy MIS-.
Edwin Parsons on Tuesday Out 'ne '"'
the AVN OF Miss Furniss' , p-
w and Mrs W. d. Sloane came on from pa
.1orhor in their own car Wednesday OUT iel .,
,,,.ra. r,orr,np for Southampton. where they VIII
a u,eek or two Miss Adele Sloane ana MISS
49,, s,o,ne will not come to Lenox from Ne"poi'
,n,u IN. return OF Mr.. and Mrs. sloane Dir r'o'
u,o, Cameron and Miss Cameron came 70 he"oH
49, vord,v and will remain through the moh'n oi
cn,or,hsr Mr. Augustus Higgison mas alr"eu
from, Germany c. c. Thompson and Misses lno''p
az, c,me on from Narragansett Pier TINS week d'''
onened tho Winthrop cottage r. Dio"a" i"'''
:. exnected from Newport the coming week
n r Proctor. Of WG;iamstown and Clhcihha.' was
ber. on his four-in-hand with party OF i''enu'
,,kirc a tour OF the southern part OF the county
W. and Mrs Richard c. Dlxey have oeen spenu'"s
r, ~ this week at Manchester-b by -the-ses ; Mrs;
,'tred Devereux and Miss DevereuH are a. a. do vs
Harbor Miss Edith Barnes u spe"'''s
are the latest arrivals at Curtis Ho0e
New-York: Adam Cross Ge Sossy James Moses,
ana YRS SITES Mrs. " s. Rchardson Miss j. m r.
R,chardson. Miss Thompson Miss NJ L. fs Ssar
g 6. ThomBso1w Or Gba ri Ambrose G Todd. Mrs
W,cbea:' Mr and Mrs. Robert Richter Sr Roder'Ih
Cameron Miss Cameron, Mr.. MenfG q S'e Ridabock.
M and Mrs. S. G. Lindeman end ]. Searie barclay
ir Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Marks.
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no SUCH BASS SINCE The Wdk
NEwIoNpoN HAS GOOD FISH sToRT-MllnA
ENCAMPMENT.

NrwrONpoN HAS GOOD FISH sToRT-MILlTIA
ENcAMPMENT
Nsv.rondon. Conn Aug. IS CspecaD.-The IN
rual gathering OF the Universal Peace Union va
hold in Peace Grove at Mystic, just east OF mere
this week Meetings were held on wednesday
Thursday and Friday. and were addressed oy men
and women prominent in the orgahizauoh' ah'o"s
them being A. II. Love. OF Pniladepnia' presaen'
Of fhe union; Mrs Frances t. Harper OF fn'a'e.
phia; Professor Bucklyn Mrs. lda W. benhAn+ "
Mystic. and ira Whippe. of Westerly. let'e' pre-
narsd nv Charles :. Keyser, of Philadelphia, was
Is,d before the union and will be sent 10 the Go''
ernor of anv State where trouble may arise IN me
future from strikes
Captain William Dckerson caught suVeo Oe''
in the Sound this week weighing over MY p'una~
When the net drawn into shallow wafer NV
big fish broke through. but Captain liehe's'A w."
himself upon him and able TO hold MIN uhw
hoy came TO his assistance when the hsa W.
landed This is the largest bass when mas "ss
caught about here since the war
The Connecticut troops have been blessed wan
good weather this year durinS ther 'e"' 'a's
campment at Manic. There have been ~" '"O"
crs al night to he and the Gov rnoF 's'ep
to the stan. field and line officers hAd 70 Os ~
poned from Wednesday to Friday evening ou' w
Ills have been missed and the men haSe shown
decided Improvement in their work Governor M'',
ris arrived I'm camp on "Wednesday afternoon s"1
Thursday with his sar spent part OF the ID! o" "s
United states cruiser Atlanta. which hf' on 90
| the Connecticut Naval Reserves for "eeA u'-
and gun practice. In the evening ball was gym
| in honor Of the Governor at the fort urls"v.
House On Friday there the usual ,r ~, ~
Day crowd at camp. and the usual scramble io' Wv
| best places for seeing the review ...,,,,, AZ
While there has been no unusiat a.'' g., ssy.
the PeQuot section this week there nav sing 10
eral driving parties one on III nv coynps.
Mantle to witness the competitive Stli1 s oYsei
mes OF the Sd Regiment for the cup winch re hest.
by Mrs Tyler. wife OF Colonel Tyler ITr e Sf
drilled company Of the regiment 'onf III, con.
Norwich won the cup this year LOT ,t'e '''N
secutive time. thus becoming rs oWheI c,rh have
| Some of the yachts OF the New orh I'd me
returned TO this harbor from ther cruise ans Inc
peouot House Is now filled 10 IFS utmoS. MI Ma
recent arrivals at this hotel are r a I'm Nr.
D. T. REYNOLDS, Mrs. 4. Il. Haze, Mt an "a Ma
W stewart, Mr. and Mrs j. Heinz s3 Mr s = Bolt
ire Mr. and Mrs. Percival Ruhne. Mrs DE ,, AO'iFs
Miss Faalnsld. Mrs H. c cS GGis." Mrs For.
dyes Barker. the Misses W ia,; NSi W, R,
carkson. O. j. Brand, Mr. and Mr. ,s O. Mrs r.. 1 A "
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles r. Flint NJ am VI Nr and
Goodwin Mr. and Mrs Byron W niath. ~ New.
| Mrs. E. A. Moss and Prescott Han Du'''
| Vork
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COACHING AT sTOCKBRIDGE.

stockbridge. Mass. Aug. IS (SpeciaD.-The attend
ance at the afternoon tea at the Casino on "edhes-
dav was somewhat interfered with by the s'o''y
weather. but enough were present 70 nave so0N
time. 49,, -
Driving parties are arriving and departing con-
stontlv from the Stockbrdge House. large parry
from New Marlboro was here one day this week
Those in the party Mrs. 3. w wilson Jr'
Mr.. and Mrs J. d. Perkins. Edgar 7. WILSON, MISS
Eugenia Rrahams. Mr. and Mrs H. Ihea'i, AM
hrose G Todd. Mrs c. 8. Palmer. Miss Gladys
r.iror Nrs r NJ Seavern J. Eugene White.
Horace J. Hughes and the Misses McElneny
driving party from Maplewood dined Mrs. here a on
Friday 1t consisted OF ,s Mr. I amr and Mis-,
XII aen Another large party was from the Catskills
who driving through Berkshire county swain
Mrs r. C. Peck Miss Peck. Miss f. X Peck. OF
Norfolk. ~ =. Sands, l. Haines and & D. smith, VI
Nnr
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wrrE.s DOryGs Ar YAyTCcKEr.

Nantucket. Mass. Aug. Is tSpecia).-The Nan
tucket Historical Society, recently organized has
now AZ members and eleven life members. Much
enthusiasm has been shown In regard to It's work.
II is proposed not 10 limit the membership to ma
lives A. A. Starbuck Is making arrangements for
"A meeting 10 be he'd Boston during the fall for
the organiza ton OF society OF the Sons and Daugh-
tcrs OF Nantucket.
Arthur II. Gardner. Editor OF The Nantucket
Journal" has announced himself as a candidate for
the state Senatorship. He has pub ishei map OF
the Cape districts which shows that II Is over thirty
wears since Nantucket has had the honor
Miss Eleanor Bradford Hooper OF Brooklyn. who
gave a pleasing violin recital IN the Athenaeum 70
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cprAr RARRINGTON's ASSEMBLY.

Great Darlington Mass Aug 10 r.
A.. .ssa,h,v ~ the series took pace in the Town
rI,u ., Monday evening and was attended oy al
the society people 4 number OF driving par'eS
came over from adjacent towns for the oan.,
Among those who attended were Mr.. and Mrs ~ ="
Arkeburgh Mr. and Mrs f. $. HOLSTER ME- anu
Mrs John H. Church. Miss Gertrude Iats, a' :,
-, Ummnhreys the Misses Everett. Chares r.;
Russo. B. D. Tlcknor, William Brown ana Ho"afd
Whiting 1850. , oorcer, m Fri
dav eynning They were assisted by Maurice Beck
with the barytone. asrassod the
Thursday Morning Club this week on " o'"""
s,,ffr
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Gently entertained party OF guests ~ Wv
portion ., the By SsT ,ss asna
Wnlcn VIZ las' nn the south side OF the isand
was given In f sSon:s fh . lunch
ny IN .e VAS acted nv Miss Helen Morgan. or TeW
YORK and ]. NJ Francoeur. manager OF the julie
Tbe soon Yacht Sunshine and the steam yacnhs
,,noI and Tile Of the y. Y. Y. c. are IN INC
harbor. 49,, .,,. ora az tn, Ocean
tya ane iI Iow. POST NJ n Williams, j. T. Frost
81 NJ Latin and G. F. Train
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LONG BRANCH AUTHORITIES LAX.

Long Branch. " j.. Aug. Is (SpeciaD--rhe drive
way at the north end still remains In the same
chaotic condition the opening OF the season
found IT, only little worse. II anything from the
ceaseess pounding It has been subjected 10 during
the summer by the heavy seas. The construction
Of bukheads by the individual property-owners
still continues but efforts appear to be MADE by
the authorities to fulfill their part Of the agreement
and I'LL In the intervening spaces between the puiK
heads and the lawns AS consequence no ocean
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FINE BATHING AT SPRING LAKE.

c,r, oko " I Aug IS (SpecaD-Thc hotels
and boarding houses about here are now III ''e
height of the season. The demands LOT a''o'"i''o
datons have been so great during the last week
that the proprietors have been Obliged to give up
their own apartments temporarily ana IAN pacR
~, tho cot The bathing at the foot of Atlantic
ave where the Coast Company's bathing establish
ment is situated is better than at any other pace
on the beach, and large crowds patronize this Spot
daily. -,
4 musicale Vas given at the Presbyterian Church
on Thursday which was a decided success AT
tho close of this entertainment reception was
rendered the patronesses ana those VINO TOOK pa .
by Mr. and Mrs. William Wood, OF Ne"-A orN' DIT
SnrinS Lake proposes to have a good water sup
through Washington-ave. to ,''caH-ANc'' "'''
through Ocean-ave. to the town limit. .,o,,o-a, o.
nranarations for the annual fancy dress bail OF the
Children which took place tonight, 20 , sur
The Allaire House guests were uea'ei 10 a. 9"a
prisn on Sunday when they entered the diiIlmS
hall and found it beautifully dte"r1erud holidav
Of the anniversary h % ibc Waters and each guest
Recent arrivals as follows; u Click.
Alfred S Baker A. p Otenhoiar; A. Is " S''T Bards
lev Mr. ana Mrs G. H. Keller Mr. and Mrs: = ~:
Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs e. H. W. Gora and Mrs H. $.
Manning; Miss j. Bodine., X Kr m Water Kirby
TN K Thv Mrs John Marsh. II. W: BaIdSiHH' ~ n
} - Who,ehead' f. H. Gibley, e Wilson. w: II
Lately S. a. Barker, oi New, OF j. Pouch,
Jackson; S rS GnFGne f. AT gas q
Carlton Samuel Il Wa,Eer Gb M'. Mar
mack ma X G. Martin i~h s r Dunn, Miss EysyR p
dunn. J. Dempsey Mr.; ana MS Holmes. David p
sohen"k Mrs Briggs M6s T. N All o H %S
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