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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-04-04
CALL BOARD SALES.


Informal Session-9:15 oclock-No sales.
Second Session-December-2oo ctls. 81 11b;
20OO. 81 1915; $4,000, 81 II. May-24 600, 81 O7%
Regular Morning Session December 1000
ctls, 81 l0as 1900, 81 1915. May-2OG0 81 075s
5000, 81 O7lh; 5000. 81 Ola 26, OO0 81 073s
Afternoon Session - December - 10 600 ctls
81 los; a, 600. 81 1Oas SOO0 81 104s May-2OOO
l 072s "a, 600. 81 07A
BARLEY-Stil lower prices being made,
both on and off call.
Feed. 81 12l4Q1 Is; Brewing. 81 goal 25 per ctl
CALL BOARD SALES.
Informal Session-9:15 O clock-No sales.
Second Session-Seller '99, new-2000 ctls S3%c;
s010 S3@tc. 6000 S31ac. December-2000 size
Regular Morning Session-Seller 49, new
1900 ctls, S3lsc.
Afternoon session-seller '9s, new-2OOo ctls.
SSssc; IS GEO. S3lAc: 5000 $3.50.
quotations
choice. 81 S7l2al 40; common: 81 821Ed1 s; Sur
prise 81 45Gil 50: Gray, 81 1924 a 37I2; Milling
81 4od1 42l4 per ctl; Red 81 45q1 so; Black 81 80
al 40
CORN-There is no further change.
Small round Yellow. 81 .: Eastern large yell
low, 81 1872; White. 81 1@i2Gl l7ia mixed 81 O6l.
al 10 per ell; California White, nominal.
RYE-S 81 071s01 10 per ctl
BUCK MHEAI-NCminal.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-04-04
Morning Session.
Afternoon Session.

az Alaska Packers Association. 10 so
IN Contra Costa Water................... &c 90
25 Contra Costa Water................... 50 20
so Giant Powder Con..................... 81 80
100 Hama Plantation Co................... II 10
Jos Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar.. Sc 90
s. hutchinson S p Co..................... 81 80
20 Mutual Electric Light. 10 371a
so Mutual Electric Light................. 10 80
100 Mutual Electric Light................. Is Is
$40 600 North Ry of Cal per cent bonds 10 80
50 Paauhau S p OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80 %
$1,000 s F & n P Ry bonds 25
$1,000 s F & s ] bonds. ia 90
100 ) F Gas & Electric Co................. rs 90
100 S F Gas & Electric Co-................ IS 30
4S5 S F Gas & Electric Co................ IS %
S F Gas & Electric Co................ a 90
$1,000 S Y per cent bonds I'D mtge)....1ol IS
Street
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TUESDAY. MARCH 4.
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MANY CHESTS AT BERNARDSVILLE.

Bernardsvle. n. j., Aug. II (SpeciaD.-This re-
sort is now filled with a lively set. and the last
week has been gay one. July was a successful
month here. but the present one will overshadow
II In many ways. The bookings for August at the
Somerset Inn large. and the enter
tainments the cards especially brilliant. In
Guiding the weekly double event golf tournament
and polo matches. picnics. baseball. tennis and
driving parties
The second Of the weekly golf tournaments was
a double event affair for and women. which
was held the course Of the Somerset Inn links
In the mems eighteen hole handicap gold medal
play. The winner l. Bell Brennan OF New
York, n scratch player. with score OF rs There
were forty-one players who lined up for play from
the first tee.
The women's contest at gold medal play for nine
holes was a spirited one from start to finish. The
winner out OF the twenty-five competitors was
Miss Grace Eginton, OF New-York with a score OF
As.
Mr.. and Mrs James Wilkinson OF New-York
haVe arrived for the season
Miss NJ NJ. Plum, of Troy. is spending August
as the guest of her brother. James r. Plum
Mr.. and Mrs. b. C. Robbins. OF New-York, are
here.
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Clifford and Miss Helen
Fulton were registered at the Inn on Friday
Among the recent arrivals here &ssw BxAoklyn
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CASCADENILLE.
NEW.LONDON PLEASURES.

New.Iondon Conn., Aug. u (SpeciaD-One hun
dred and three yachts OF the New-York Yacht Club
with as many more visiting schooners. yawls ana
sailing craft masts and spars outlined with vari-
colored electric lights lay anchored before the
Pequot House Monday evening. At the Casino
Monday evening there was a yachtsmens ball. while
the ballroom OF the Pequot was filled with dancers.
Mr.. and Mrs W. X. Vanderbilt jr., came up
their Yacht from Newport Monday noon and were
at the Pequot until Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Van
derbllt dined at the cottage OF Mrs. Frederick
Nelson of New-York.
The cakewalk at the Tyler mansion Saturday
night was greatly enjoyed The prize winners were
Mrs Aims and Mr.. Trimbe, New-London; Mrs.
Andriese New York and Evron Clarke. NewYork.
Before the walk Mrs. Schaas gave n dinner to
the costume participants.
Miss Margaret Jones OF Michigan. is the guest
OF Mrs. Richard Mansfield
The verandas of Mrs. B. P. Learneds pretty cot
tage In Pequot-ave were the scene OF lively
gathering Wednesday afternoon. The occasion was
a pillow and cake sale. the proceeds, which Melted
over 500 being for the surgical department of the
New London hospital
Thursday evening there was an enjoyable musical
and literary programme at Fort Griswold
der the direction Of Or. II. NJ Whorton for the
Home. Charles b. Hanford. the actor gave several
her h1isbands poems The same programme ,V was
repeated Friday evening in the ballroom OF the
Mrs. Colonel Fred De Funiak. Mrs. Lester. and
Mrs. c. h. Forest distributed the favors at the Fort
Grswold German Saturday night, which net
ted the w H. Seyfried orchestra. for whose benefit
II was given. more than 500.
Late New-York arrivals at Fort Griswold are
A. NJ. Palmer John Berendt. w. Seymour, A.
Cionsaus, Mr.. and Mrs j. X. Mount Daniel w.
Herman Mrs. A. II. smith, L. A. Maynard.
Lydia Filklns., Mrs. Grace Filkns Mark. Mrs. II.
Taintor. W. c. Clarke. A 8 Clement Mrs T.
Marshall f.. G. Poor and Mrs. Charles Hamilton.
At the Pequot are IL f. Thomas. Mr. aid Mrs.
William Baylis NJ: Wickers. John r. Butler.
Standish Baldwin. Mrs Katherine p. Christopher.
r. NJ Stivers. Ralston NJ. Brown. II. Mitchell.
Miss Mullin. William r Anderson A. w. Hig-
gins Frederick y. Cowperthwait Charles II.
smith. Alexander Taylor and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. George +. Bourne. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Cowl, J. D. Cummns, Mr. and Mrs Theodore
p Stein. Charles Hoyt Smith and Mrs. Thomas
pur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-13
CROWDS AT CAPE MAY.
ALI, THE HOTELS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10
OF THE WEEK.

49, Mo-, y 7 Aug. u (SpecaD.-There is at
CO.. Moy Tonight the largest crowd OF the pres
an, soason and from indications 1t is the ia'ee''
crowd in the last five or six summers Inv" -,
been all through the week large Hu"'' ,r,ro
affairs which have been thoroughly ehJo!eu
have been the usual dances, Whlch were an M
attended but those which were the most prom
60 - 80 Golf hall given at Congress Hall last
,,,ht and the testimonial ball at the StocFtoh To-
r,gbt The one Of last night was a testimonial ~
Iucien O. Carpenter master OF ceIeino' ~
director Of amdsements at Congress nan
rropiqht the mammoth dining room or the 9'och
Ton Hotel was used for the first time since '"Se
o rd Il was TANNED almost to the doors
-, ,ho ,,e,tore who are here at the hotels or are
STAYING with cottage frlends' , dooi
an through the week there has been great dea
~ Golf playing and the contests nave p''"
into by visitors from all the leading Eastern "'".,'
ard NOT q few New Workers have been seen OH ''''
links The best woman player OF 'he WIN
60 bovo been Mrs Elliott Rodgers, OF AHes"e"S'
u,fo ~ Elliott Rodgers. one OF pennsylvania"
commissioners to the Paris Exposition $500,
Noah A sedden and the Misses Emma beha anu
lane Sedden are at the Devon 49,,
A. s Mnholland of tnion'o"n' l. "'''"9
guests at the Colonial ,-,,,o
Mr. and Mrs W. ID. Hamilton Oh
Ohio are guests at the WINDSOR 49,
NJ and Mrs r. r. Singer have arrived at inc
Lafayette for two weeks ,-. .,
Mr. and Mrs W. 5. Mckinney. OF PlttsourE anu
the Misses Louise and Virginia w Mckinney anu
Co., and Uillian Mckinney are at the stockton
Miss L. Weir. Miss Mary McCIute anu MISS
Huff of Pttsburg. are at the BreA' tIi y Ralph
"a 1ones Raiph ir are among Pittsburgers VINO
Mr. and Mrs ". b. Taylor are at the nitvu
Sta cs They arrived from Pittsourg last '"'"'
day. a.,od ~, tho Misses
t7Iorence and Maud Montgomery, OF Adee oHIo IL
y guest nj the United States. 80
+ r mcclure is at the Lafayette lot an IN
Mrs. \ { Stone and family, Of Chamoersourg
ore at the Cane House Cape May Point
John c. Porter is with friends from fit'spurs al
'T X f;rif1th. Of Iatrobe. Penn. has arrived az
tho star Villa where he has joined hufrper oi
Mrs W. W. Spear Miss Spear Miss D ~ rna and
Miss Arabella Dunn are among the well KNOWN
Allegheny City people at the Stockton .
A. d Toilette, OF Marietta ONO is guest NJ
Congress Hall s,,-,, y, p,,tsbure
are at Congress Hall 81, MIDI, -, u-haol
Mrs H. F. Stallman and Miss Mendei. Oh "heei
ing " Va. are guests at the stockton.
Wr and Mrs John NJ. White OF Pttsourg' are
at the Chalfonte. , -, ,-o.h,rc,o,
Nr and Mrs b W. Peterson. Of Wheeling.
" Va have arrived al the Baltimore Inn
William r. Merriam. Director OF the census
Mrs Merriam and Miss Merriam are at the STOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-13
FAIR DAYS AT WATCH HILL.
DISCUSSING THE TROLLEY ROAD ACCIDENT
COLE TOURNAMENT ON ArGIST Il

DISCUSSING THE TROLLEY ROAD ACCIDENT
GOLF TOURNAMENT ON AUGUST 49,
Watch HILL r. l.. Aug. u (SpecaD.-The weather
at this pleasant has been delightful the last
week. with the exception Of Thursday. when a
heavy storm prevailed. The along the east
beach was magnificent on that day. as is always
the case when there is prevailing south wind.
A theme much discussed the entire week the
unfortunate accident that occurred on the trolley
road on Monday afternoon between this resort and
Westerly. This is the first accident of account
that has occurred since the opening OF the road
four years ago.
Golf continues 10 be the leading feature at Watch
Hill, the Misquamicut Club having received a large
increase in membership in the present season. The
play for the Greene Cup was begun during the week
and the contest will be watched with considerable
interest. Mrs. Thomas Thatcher. of New-York has
presented prize cup for eighteen hole handicap
for women only. the match TO be played on Au-
gust IS.
The annual meeting Of the Watch Hill Chapel
Society was held the other day, and James l.
Howard and William c. Hastings were reelected
trustees for three years. Davis c. Anderson
Josiah X. Clarke and Frank j. Jones elected
auditors, and William A. Proctor agent. At a sub
sequent meeting OF the trustees Mr.. Howard was
chosen president and Mr. Hastings treasurer and
clerk
A full dress hop was given at the Larkin House
on WednesdayE EVENING 1ohr uuhhar, ~
is guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank b. Wesson, at
The Rev DIR. James MacAlister has resigned the
secretaryship of the Watch Hill Improvement so.
ciety.
The family Of f. p. Shaw. Jr., OF Newburyport
Mass. are guests at the Larkin: Mr.. Shaw is the
principal owner and manager Of the electric road
here and is a son OF e r shaw treasurer or the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts,.
The childrens costume party given at Intermere
on Friday evening was a novel AFFAIR and proved a
great
There is a movement on foot TO have the town
of Westerly provide for the laying OF water mains
TO Watch Hill.
Mrs George Hoadly and Mrs. A. Scarborough
who guests at one Of the hotels have purchased
a site, and WIFI erect house here in the coming
winter.
Henry T. Knowlton Of New-York, has been al
the Ocean House for a few days. his family being
guests there for the season.
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AMONG THE THOUSAND ISLANDS.
POSTMASTER GENERALS ARRTvAL-CANoE
ASSOCIATIONS RACES

Alexandria Bav ~ Y, Aug y (SpeciaD.-Au-
gust days and August crowds now greet the
visitors to the island region. The week has been
marked by a series Of social festivities The
weekly dances at the several hotels are largely
attended by the summer colony. This month the
testimonial hops will be held at the Edgewood
and Westminster Park hotels.
The leading social event of the week has been
the arrival OF Postmaster General Charles Emory
Smith who is accompanied by Mrs Smith.
The races OF the American Canoe Association
which are being held at Hay Island. are attract
ing much attention.
Mr. and Mrs John c. Schenck and Miss Bessie
schenck Of Brooklyn. arrived at the COLUMBIAN
Hotel recently 70 spend the remainder Oh '"e
season. ~ -,
Miss Esther ouineand. OF New-York City. Will
snord the summer at the McAdam cottage. on
Round Island -.
Professor George Hanson, Of Denmark Eu-
rome is a guest at the Pullman House.
George Gender Mrs. George Gender, IS H.
Travis Mrs H. S. Tabb and F.. II. Peple are
Nev-York guests at the Pullman House
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Hrsch, of New-York' are
Mt the Thousand Island House
The Frontenac Golf Club has been orEahz'"'
and a golf tournament held on the links on
Saturday. 800
hon was given at the Murray Iiill Hotel last
week About four hundred dancers were present.
Mr.. and Mrs Lyman o. Morse and Mr. and MIS-
Gerald $ curtis OF New-York arrived AZ the
New Frontcnac
Among the recent arrivals at the New FrQntSSTnac
are he following Ncw-Yorkers: Mr.. and Mrs
%%ethan 4 Bcers Miss Beers. Or. Beers. w II.
at the sixth annual meeting. held at Gananoque
on Wednesday. August 2 The Anglers, H Wui;dn
lion OF the St Lawrence River e'ected MIlIa'l
g browning OF New-York. president; charles
Emery and George r.. &. Bodt OF New-iork Ivy
were Elected members Of the Executive Commute;
Dean Hoffman Of the Methodist University oi
New-York IS guest at the Thousand lS'ahu
The following people from BrookIyn are resls-
tered at the Crossman: Mr. ana Mrs AcK''"'"''
Miss Alderman and +. W Ackerman r.o,o
Frank J. McNicols. Of the New-Iork FoStoice'
s spending "a week on the river; ,.. x,.york
Henry Van Dusen returned Ho'" ~" ''
on Monday. ~, l.-,o I-rourd ~
Mrs s A. Frcund and Miss carrie fr Thla NJ
Nsw-york are recent arrivals at the Ihousaho
Island House
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VIRGINIA LAWYERS AT nor SPRINGS.

JJo, spr,nrs Va. Aug 1.-THE week just past
NJ Hot Springs has been unusually interesting
The large number 81 guests here both from IN"
East and the West shows IN what estimation tn"
place Is held.
In addition to tho attentions given hy ID" hotel
there are a score or more 81 ways iu which ON"
may amuse himself The many outdoor sports
seem 10 be the fad especially among ~" New
Workers They are experts at horseback rl"inF
and golf The rage, however. Just now Is golf
and everybody seems 10 be playing IT,
II A. G. Beauclcrk. the secretary Of the club
hero exrccts to have tournament this fall
prcparations are now being made for g.
The Virginia Bar Association met in i's thir-
tconth annual session at this place This week
rboro were more than 30 members The banquet
I'm honor OF the association was gel '3r D." que
Decatur AxtoU. president - the \lIllH" li"'
Strings COMPANY entertained the members Of Ia"
Bar Association with luncheon al his cottage
Frederick Stcrry. the manager oi Inc home
n : o'clock tea. which WAS served In m" Casino
The german danced last saturday night was
one OF the features OF the social WICK IL was yea
bv Julius Walsh Of St Louis, and many new ana
interesting figures were introduced. The german
was followed by supper. given m" dancers IN
Tho break fast room OF The Homestead
Among the guests staying here are W. \. lip
piucott and family. OF Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mr.
Walter Buck and Miss Nicholson. Of Andov"r
Richmond. Va: Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop Smith. Of
Philadephia; Colonel u. y. Parker, Of Buffalo
y y; Mrs. u 4 Andrews, OF Glincii11nau; MI
Belt and party Of baltimore; General Robert
Ober, Of Baltimore, Mrs. John VI. campbell 9f
Philadelphia: Mr. e. " McGleinSey OF Ihi ,:H
dophia; DR. j. Il. Callahan. OF Cincinnati; - w
Foley OF Cincinnati. Mr.. and Mrs J. y. Camden
jr., OF West virginia; Judge A. l. Holiday and
party, OF Richmond. Va. ana Colonel Lawrence
"a and family. OF New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-13
FINE. BRACING DAYS AT LAKE GEORGE.

Lake George. y. Y. Aug y (SpeclaD.-With the
exception Of one warm day. the last week has been
deciously cool and n large portion Of the time
city visitors have wraps. even at midday.
The invigorating air has possessed certain youths.
who have climbed mountains. forded streams and
rowcd many miles in their light skfs. Among
others who distinguished themselves in this line
were Messrs Smith. Duke and Weston. OF New
York who recently rowed 20 Baldwin from the
Hotel Uncas ioncd a coaching party nj dinner at
Ticonderoga and made the return distance TO the
hotel against heavy sea, a distance OF thirty
miles all told Another ambitious party rowed
south from Huetts Landing TO Paradise Bay,
stopping there for luncheon thence across the lake
10 Amphitheatre Bay and home by the west shore
in the afternoon Some Of the members Of this
party were Mrs c. II. New, Mrs +. NJ. Addnsell.
II NJ Addlnsell. De Lancey Palmer. Charles II.
Gillespie, Miss f. II. Branch and Miss Marion
Branch.
Recent arrivals at the Hotel Uncas Mrs.
Freundenstein and family. Mrs. Luther and daugh-
ter w A. Duke. Mrs. de Verona and three daugh-
S Cochran. Mrs Cochran. Miss Swanson. Miss
Duke Mrs McWillams Mr.. and Mrs. James Ken
nedy and family and the Misses Hackland. all of
The lake visitors are looking forward to the OPP
cratic festival at Caldwell ana me pan al the
follow the performance. Visitors from New York.
Saratoga and Glens Falls are already arriving and
advance James Morrissy has been engaged TO
conduct the affair; and he singers are all stars
many works on canoeing. gave most interesting
talk on that subject on Saturday evening. At this
and next Tuesday evening the young people pro-
pose To- give a little play in the Casino Every room
gust and each day brings many new arrivals.
Many guests were unable TO find accommodations
at The Iiulet House last Saturday. although extra
vii; be enlarged
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and even at the larger ones guests arc oe'"e
crowded into small quarters, VT, 4,
-, 1I,a, livingston of New-York. Is
.nanS,rg The month OF August at the Pavilion.
Mrs. A. G. King has Joined the New-forK Colony
at the Pavilion 49, vorl
State Senator Thomas F. Donnelly OF Ne" ~
registered al the Sharon House on SUNDAY
L. c. Delmonico and family. or Ne" i0N'
occupying one Of the Pavilion cottaees,,o
John S Putnam is at the Harper cT,'a are again
Mrs and Miss Breese, OF New IN n "
occunving their old Pavilion cottage; 4, ., the
DR. f. NJ. Assenhemer' or Ne" io'"'
Pavilion. , -. ,ho Pavilion include
j. B. Hrsch A. Mntzer Mrs F. E ATShsoHR Robert B.
Ioatix Harold A Kelock J. Friedman, a. iEannie
M MTs King. Mrs G ErnshemeT Mss Rsa F srns
Ernsheimer, the Misses Addie anu D
heimer
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JERSEY FARMERS OUTINd.

Sea Girt, Aug. 70 SpecaD.-The sr"es 'vA,.,A
among the thousands Of grangers VINO ce'e .ould
big Salt Water Day" at this place to-ua, ,rstt
not remember the year when this remarkaDe ,,od
tuition did not exist. The vicinity OF wren .,.rs
pronounced "wrack Pond" by the farmers ",.cs
the annual scrubbng Of Jersey cuticle 'ooA 90
had the appearance OF sheet OF ns p nlacs
which the last victim struggles for anaiis Mon
1t was thought this years outing. wnIc" a.eans
mouth. Ocean and Burlington countieisa not sur.
sort OF harvest home celebration, could ~ ha
pass that Of last year In point OF pumps'S -
more were present than ever before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-13
ILLINOIS NAVAL MILITIA ARRESTED

Chicago Aug l2-Eighty members OF the Illinois
Naval Militia placed under arrest tonight.
Some days ago Captain William II. Thompson. OF
the Naval Militia now in camp at Waukegan H.
left the camp and came to Chicago. He declares
that he had permission. and Captain shafrner. the
commanding officer. held contrary view. II was
decided 10 reprimand Thompson and he declared
that he would not accept a censure, and demanded
a court martial This refused. and the repri-
mand insisted upon. The entire ships crew com
ma nded by Thompson sided with him and threat
ened to leave camp II Shaffner's orders were car
red out. As result eighty men were placed in
the guardhouse. The men insist they Will leave the
Camp II THOMPSON 10 reprimanded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-13
ryTERTAIyuENT AT LONG BEACH.

Long Reach Long Island. Aug E-Cooi weather
a spanking breeze of the ocean and an eh'r' an
sonce Of mosquitoes have made the week one OF
exceptional comfort 20 the guests at the ho"R
Beach Hotel
On Monday afternoon Colonel Dick had as his
guests the crippled children from Miss Darrach
home on the beach. Every year he gives them an
afternoons entertainment. He sends coach up 10
the beach to bring Miss Darrach and tho twenty
or more children 10 the hotei. where 'h'y S'""'
the afternoon on the riazzas listening to tn" muse
after which thcy enjoy feast Of ice cream ana
cake. go, - h.,oi on
The presence Of the children nj the hotel on
Monday afternoon stimulated interest IN IN" On
ie-antuent given for their heneht ou TUESDAY t..h-
ing so that the ballroom wos cro"dcd 20 Sc IT,
M3cic Mirror. or The Bachelors Dream. "nl,H
consisted OF series 81 tahleaus. In addition 70 tl'
,ahlcaus Mrs lanes Geddcs sang a group "I SONGS
and Mrs Rowdiich Morton rcci"i while Jaue"
Jurdette contributed some clever skis ~ ,s"
Cess ~ tho cntortainmcn; IS due 70 Mrs y. Han,
one Of the cottagers. who organ zrd !, ahI h,r
committee. consisting - Mrs prk Mt- -
Mrs Barstow Mrs Gardner and Mrs. cooper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-13
STOLEN FROM sTEAMERs sTRONGROOM.

Victoria, Il. c.. Aug. l2-The Mowera brought
from Sydney news OF robbery resembling in
many particulars that which occurred on the
steamship Alameda. 10000 being stolen from the
koenigen Regente. The steamer arrived at Ba-
tava on July "a from Holland. and at once re-
ported that box OF gold for the Java Bank put
on board at Southampton. HAD been stolen from
the vessels strongroom. Search for the box proved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-13

are H. L. Kenyon Charles G. Seymour c. e
Harmstad and II. F. Pierce. a., ,-,,.,
Professor F. p. Croker. or Columbia Ohi'e's'S'
is spending the week here - IT,. r
Among the arrivals Of the week were Jonn y
Ricbards W II Mccormack W. H. Lynburn.
William F. Mott and Lyman Rhoades' all OF New
York. 49,. ,,, -.
Judge and Mrs W T. Jerome. OF New-York are
the guests of William Mason, who gave oihner
on Tuesday in their honor. . . ,,, A..
Mrs Wallace Durand. Of Newark, joined the
Misses Durand here for the season on TUESDAY.
Norman l. Rees OF New-York. is here for the
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AUGUST GUESTS AT SHARON SPRINGS.

Sharon Springs. N. Y, Aug. 10 (SpeciaD.-Sharon
Springs. being primarily health resort, II would
naturally be supposed that the number Of It's
visitors would vary less during the than
At the strictly pleasure resorts Such. however.
IS not the case. AS consequence all Of the
ktuerous small hotels are now iJodging OUT guests.
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Mrs Henry p Rogers and H. p. Rogers, tr. Tom
/, Johnson of Cleveland. was a recent guest.
Dr. and Mrs d. Hunter McAlpin are guests OF
Mrs McAlpin's father. William Rockefeller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-13

rako Placid Aug y Lake Placids big notes
,r. all OVERLOOKING with the crowds OF ViS'tors WHO
are nocking 20 this h"auttuI region l"'', ''
h,.n the usual rumor Of tho rebuilding OF inc
,,,.or ,Lo House and n Il were an accomplished
,,c, this wear there are enough woud-be Visitors
"a H.