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R.pubIicnns caucu.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-The Re
publican members Of the house Of rep
resentatiyes held caucus in the hall
of the house last night to consider a
line Of policy to be adopted concerning
the alleged disfranchisement Of voters
in the south. The caucus lasted from s
o'clock until shortly after II, when it
was determined TO adjourn for one
week TO consider more fully the differ
ent propositions brought forward
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Hammer Throwing Record broken

NEW YORK, Feb 4.-The annual
mldwinter indoor carnival Of athletic
sports which was held BY the Knicker-
booker Athletic club in Madison Square
Garden last night attracted The largest
gathering OF spectators which ever as
sembled there. John Flanagan OF the
Greater New York Irish Athletic asso-
citation made new worlds record by
throwing the fifty-six pound weight
from stand a distance Of 2S feet 5
inches. which beats the best previous
record OF James 5. Mitchell by thirteen
inches Columbia university runners
carried Of the two mile relay race hon
ors
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w. n. s. NOTES.

There was a senior party held at Bur-
nett's Friday evening.
Miss Maud Cady, OF, is spending a few
days in her native town.
Rhetoricals will be held next Friday
from 2.15 10 1915. Among the visitors Of
last Friday were Miss Fiheld, Rev. {. n.
Wells, Miss Julia Miller, Mrs. Robert Ty-
Ter.
In answer to a circular issued by the
corresponding committee OF the w. n. 5.
Athletic association proposing an inter-
scholastic league for base ball, etc, Wood
stock commended the idea but does not
choose TO enter It.
The constitution Of the A. A. was adopt
ed by the w. IL. 5. and the following oiii-
GERS were elected: Prin. Wright, pres. F;
Putnam, vice pres; board OF managers,
Wilson, '02, Weafer, '03, Kimball, '0i,
Waterman, 20; sec, Mccormack; treas,
Mashburn.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 81 Senator
Fairbanks, chairman OF the committee
on public buildings. has reported 10 the
senai the bin providing for a new
postenlee in the city OF New York. II
was placed on the calendar. and Sena-
tor Platt said after the session that be
would call II up at the earliest opportu.
nifty. So far as can be learned there
viii be no opposition TO the bin in the
senate. and its early passage In thai
body Is expected.
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Notice Of Settlement.


STATE OF VERMONT. Z N the Probate Caln
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, 81. N held u halatlh
and for said District on the 18th day oi 5anl.
a. d. 1902, Irwin :. Chase. trustee az fuLH ~
by the last win and testament Of john hafsl, =.
y Randolph, ia said district, deceased 49,
his trustee account for examination Ah4 ~
ance, and makes application Tor O ut'ftr a.
tribution and partition Of said fund aafreA''
the conditions Of said viii at
Whereupun, it Is ordered by siid NpA.t
said application be referred y -
session Of said Court, % he BEG Y M
fruhlte ONCE, I'M said "a
on the nth dnv ~ Fehrunry, a u
Tor hearing and decision thereon; ana =
Wrther ordered that nll persons ~
notified hereof, by publication If ugtst -,
appucaiion and order thereon, thie' 49,
successfully 10 the Herald aud Ae"s, 20
published I'm Randolph, and which ~ ~
the neiEhhOrhaad ~ those interests =. ~
time ~ hearing, that they may aHlg 1900
time and place, and, II they see cause ~
thereto
BY the Court: Attest. ,,.s
las WILLIAM n NICHOLS. slas-
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Notice Of Settlement.


Is TAI r. VT iNAtAA p a. LAM
STATE OF VERMONT, { IN Probate CoaHt h@
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, s. y at Randolph, 10 AID if
said District, on the 25th daf " laHmu
A. d. 1904
Charles r. Ruburn. executor o' ths esuis
of Horace A. Lamb, late Of Randolph % 9A
district. deceased. presents bis admassirltoi
account for examination and allowance lgt r1sts
application for decree of distrihutpa sod par
tltlon of the estate % said deceased, WheFsslal
IL r. ordered hy said Court, that .at le.lnl
and said application be referred 90
session ~ said Court o. be held % ihe if0tale
Office II Randolph, on the 18th day 1i FsbHau
A. y. 1902, for hearing and decision thereon
and it Is further ordered, that OBJ persons ilsf
estpd be notified hereof bY publication q upts
OF said application and order thereon three Heen
successfully In the Herald and News. rrHiel .
Randolph, previous 60 said time appointed ~
hearing
Us the Court; Attest,
1873 WILLIAM II. NICHOLS, judge
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MANAGUA. Nicaragua, Feb. 81.
Santos Zelaya was yesterday inaugu-
rated president q Nicaragua for his
third term in the presence Of the Mica
raguan congress and large assem-
biage Of citizens Judge Matos OF the
supreme court administered the oath
to the president who IN his address
briefly reviewed bis previous admins
trations in Nicaragua and referred
hopefully to the prospects FOR the con
struction Of the Nicaragua canal and
- the benefits that Nicaragua would
derive therefrom.
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A leaaex OF The Grip

Is often rundown system. Weakness,
nervousness, Jack of appetite, energy and
ambition. with disordered liver and kid
news often follow an attack of this
wretched disease. The greatest need then
is Electric Bitters, the splendid tonic,
blood purifier and regulator OF Stomach,
Liver and Kidneys. Thousands have
proved that they wonderfully strengthen
the nerves, build up the system and re-
store to health and good spirits after an
attack of Grip. If suffering, try them.
Only SOC. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
For sale by Drew a Leonard, Randolph.
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F. c. BACHELOR.
Braintrec, VT
Notice Of Settlement.


y e WF ~ EWIIU.
STATE or VERMONT. In the pral,st. 49,,
t-ANtellH DISTRICT, -. b % at Rar,ioinb ~ ,,.t
80, $40 iilsirigi on THE lst taV If February rs
is,l Aul-e Nj sm th atuirisfrIfrir ID n y 49,. ~ =.
Z. - smith, late q hruokncid in said distract
tftstnls her administration noc,g,rf
e4l'.Li..-tl. ~ aud allowance, and makes rrsnii-
e5ilun Toy decree 81 distribution ami flarf 60
- me estate 90 said deceased
account and saiu application - -tf.r5..I r.. ~
49,, 2 q - Court o. he held 30 the Probate
-ld Randolph ca the z1l dav IA psf-
n y ~, igr hearing aud decision th.-s
ala q p further ordered. that an t.e-..5-.
-... 49, Z. nothed hereof bv pubiie5fion I'd
-i l i'ill aiiun and order thereon. d br,at.
49, i-...l-lfl u Randolph. and Which f.'-gs'--
tAtee In lne netgthurhp1d - those Irfs.r..sf-4
y. 10y sil4 time ~ heariBg. that tbav NAV ss
= so tine ard place. and b thev - fl,T.-
hr the Court. Attest
l'se WILLIAM h. NICHOLS. 1ufgs
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Notice Of settlement.

ESTATE OF DEBORAH WAsHBlkN
STATE or VERMONT, IN Probate C9lt
RANDOLPH DISTRICT. -. Ahrld af liahaala n
and tor said District on the 18th day # 4-'
ary a. D. 1902
W = Wushburn. administrator 81 tlt esiale
Deborah Washburn late 90 Randolph. r SD as
trict deceased, presents his administrator
count fer examination and allowance aaa ~.
application for decree 81 distribution an1 l@
uiiuu % the estate Of said deceased -.
Whcreupun 70 Is ordered hf .iti loL'
thnt said account and said Application II ~
icrreu 70 session Of said Court in nt Atl Y
The Probate Office in Randolph un tht l'iA 4! [.
February a d 1900 for hearing and dee SIN ihcTr
and h q further ordered. that Hil pe
tercsted be notified hereof by publication q
tlcc ~ said application and order tntfeNA w.
printed 40 Randolph, previous 90 saA '~
appointed for hearing
Bg the Court; Attest
llle MILLlAM II. NICHoLs salse
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EAST RANDOLPH.

We have few Of the &c. and Zoe. hose
left A. G.. OsGOOD q 90.
Miss Alice Kibbee is at home from her
school in Chelsea.
Harry Pearl OF Barre called on friends
here last week Monday.
Mark Spaulding Of Worcester, Mass,
came Tuesday night 10 visit friends In this
vicinity
Ruth Sprague, Mildred Hutchins and
Cora Osgood are out of school on account
OF sickness.
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BETHEL eILEAp.

David Raymond and family are stopping
with Adelbert Spooner.
Elmer Stoddard, who was working for
d, @. Iorrey. cut his foot while cutting up
tree.
Tho teachers I'M Dists. No. s and I have
changed the night 81 their entertainment
% Thursday evening, Feb. 8 ltonight).
Elrov TorrCy has returned 90 his work
with p. g. Iorrey, His brother. Merton.
returned 20 bis home In Addison the first
Of this week.
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ii ever was, and now l am well and hearty a..
going through the most intense pain abI1,
human person could endure I ehaarfnIy =
commend DR.. Greene's wonderful Nery9f, 4
ms friends who know how have suffered. mai
hope this testimonial may be published"
rheumatism supports half the doc
tors in christendom, but it would dis
appear If every sufferer understoodhoW
surely IL is cured by DIR. Greenes Nsr
vura blood and nerve remedy.
Don't think because nothing has
vet cured your rheumatism thar d.
Greene's Nervura won't do Ii, for 4
will II you give it a chance. You'll py
almost any sum to be rid Of the trouble
but you can get rid Of it at little cost
Start to-day using the medicine that's
known 70 cure rheumatism and that
has been curing it for Macy years
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-02-06

LONDON. Feb. Although the
agreement with the brigands has been
completed wires the Constantinople
correspondent Of The Daily Chronicle.
they declare ii Is impossible to take
the ransSn noney safely away at tho
present moment The American dele
sates are therefore returning here to
make a new arrangement"
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Commissioners Notice.


ESTATE OF 5. HOWARD hhNNh7.
The under, gned, having been aplst1le. q
Honorable Probate Court for the $3.50
Randolph Commissioners o. reeeAt. -
ana adjust all claims and demands ~ Ia
against :. Howard Brooks, late q ~ rf
salq district, deceased. hereby give nut -. ~
viii meet Tor the purpose 81 - AZ
allowing said claims AZ the store u y. l-r
on saturday. Feb. sth. and August 1
Lu'cluek D. M. until 5 o'ciock y. o. sr.i-
da4 sand that SIX months from tht d. fr
rulry, A y. lsa2 Is the time limited ~ uw
ief said creditors o. present Their
Tor examination and allowance. .5s--a-T.
Dated az Randolph. this ath day
A. u. 1902 1850
LTCTUS WEBB. fg4nuiss.H1aiH
u. =. SANFORD.
~ d Brfsnta AsfHsfaseaf4rfHr
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Commlssloners' NotIee.

The signed, having been appointed lT be
Honorable Probate Court flr tie District d
Randolph, Commission 20 receiFe.eEaHHe arl
adjust an claims and demands e. 90 farsu
against Frank l.. Archer, late of Balrt
In said District, deceased hereby give uutte llfi
we viii meet for the purpose uf examining ad
allowing said claims az his late residence D
BFaintree ON Thursday, Feb. goth. RON ng
O'Clock p, m. until 4 O'Clock y ID. 0I sad dy
aud that six months from the Goth d1F ii jlrm
~, A. d. 1902, e. the time limited By aId Gu1
for said creditors 10 present their claims o. o.
for examination and allowance
Dated al Randolph this 2sth day 9 Jana.
airy, A. u, 1909
W. W BEAN tgf-.t
Illa y. u. CInAILANn .-------
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EAST BETHEL.

Mrs, J. A. Button is az home.
Pred Fowler is working Tor Dix Camp.
Albert Merrill % south Royalton IS
driving colt Tor ]. W. Camp.
Report says that the ladies are 10 hold a
soeiahle az Grange hal saturday evening
}. ". Camp visited his brother. Albert
who b not able % 81 out. al lis home in
Chelsea last week
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Notice.

Reteas, f1{ vie, srsie wight. has Isft nv 49,
~ hereby z fissi uui Is harIss+ - 49,. -
- ~ = aee INT, a. shan rar - rms - -
ns.l iractlnE ailer this afe a. So 1ef
Mindsor, VI January 81 ia. "esE
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. q | n S
The TWinges Of Rheumatism NH
Life a Burden Until Than ~, M
Overcome by Dr.. Gra6ns's Nary ~

rheumatism is the subtle 100 IL,
steals away the JOY Of life. 4 @ale s
into your joints and your muscie. ses
comes and stays and everything yon5 !
to dislodge it seems useless y9uuo
times it lays You up, sometimes i f ti.s
you drag around, but its sting !. iss !,
ways with you when you make a ! d
or an unguarded movement 9'A
Louis ID. APPEL, JR., Assistant Ma.
ger Harmonic Club, 313 W. Seth 81 V la'
York City, says: ''"
Two years ago was taken With rb.pr..s.-
/ could not sleep or eat but very ittls y N.
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Dyspepsia bane ~ human existence.
Burdock Blood Bitters cures il. promptly.
Permanently. Regulates and tones the
stomach.
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A PR0CLAMATI0NI

We proclaim our offer to the people
that we sell NlNOL on positive guar
antee. II it does not succeed In benefit
ing you we will refund the entire amount
OF purchase money.
If you are troubled with any Of the
following ailments we know that VINOL
will help you. Anyway you should give
yourself the chance to be benefited by
It. particularly as you take no risk in
losing money II il does not help you.
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SMHr,o-

7 nls signature . On ever hor a the genuine
Laxative BrOmO Quinine Tablo.s
tae re2ody thas cures a cold In one DAY
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
pTya PONG AT DEAL BEACH.

Deal Beach, n. J., July 15 specia).-Proprtetor
W. H Warburton OF Hathaway Inn, has donated
two silver cups as prizes for ping pong tourna-
ment which will be held this and next week at that
hosiery The tournament has aroused considerable
interest among the guests.
Mrs H. S. Fawcett, OF NewYork, guest at the
Curlew Allenhurst, is organizing ping pong club
Among the cottagers Of Allenhurst. The club will
meet weekly at the homes Of the members
The Allenhurst Club will give the first Of a series
of subscription dances at the beach casino on Sat
urday evening
Mr and Mrs. z. L. Jenkins and Clement Jenkins,
Of New-York, are at Hathaway Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kentworthy OF New-York,
are domiciled for the summer at the Curlew. They
are accompanied by their daughter.
Mrs. Oscar F. Bruin, Of Brooklyn. is enjoying
summer diversions at the Curlew-
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 3. Harbotte. Miss L Andrews;
Joseph Cote Mrs J. Power, DR.. ]. W. Decker and
David Condson, OF New-York, arrived this week at
Hathaway Inn.
Mr. and Mrs James O'Neal OF South Orange, are
spending the season at this place.
Mrs. W. Z. r. Smith, OF New-York has a suite
Of rooms the Curlew.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
THE NORTH JERSEY COAST.
BONES OF THE SUMNER COLONY AT
LONG BRANCH.

ronp rsrsncb y L July Is CSpeciaD.-Things
peere lively at Long Branch to-day. besloeS tie
usual outdoor games. such golf croquet' tennis
and baseball. a railroad accident occurred At
5srsncbnort which attracted hundreds of visitors
Croquet and tennis becoming popular Win
she cottagers. On nearly every lawn can ne louno
one the other. and sometimes ootn' "hlie pa
irons plentiful.
The narlor NJ the HOLLYWOOD Hotel presented
unique sight this evening. A recital given by ten
year-old Hattie scholder. was the attraction An
interesting programme was played ana 'he "''ie
pianist was applauded time and again
THE Pearl of Peking" was put on at Pleasure
Bay last night The new play is likely TO become
popular. The boxes we'll filled last night ana
the attendance to-night was still larger
To-day the township authorities passed the new
auto ordinance. and will station officers between
seabright and Monmouth in order to stop reck-
less driving IN the future. According TO the pro
visions Of the ordinance those VINO orlVe
faster than six miles hour are liable to hne OF
sc OF thirty DAYS imprisonment at the discretion
of the Judge
A new arrival at the Howiand Hotel is William
Eulzer. Democratic Congressman from New-York
James A. Deering, of New-York' is at the Elperon
Hotel.
Louis N TaIlerman. L. W. Aherns and Henry
wailman. New-York bankers. are at the Hollywood
Tor the season.
Miss n Carey Thomas. Miss Garrett and Miss
pber OF Bryn Mawr. Penn. are summering at
the Elberon Hotel.
New arrivals at Hotel Pannaci are W. c. Pro-
vost Of Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rosenberger.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Cess. Miss NJ. F. Brady and W. L
Barr. of New-York
Among the arrivals at the EIberon Hotel Jay
Lugdin. of San Francisco. who is accompanied by
his family; Foster Nichols. real estate man, from
Yonkers; F. E Smith. T F. Conway and s. J.
Drake. jr, Wall Street men; Eugene J. Young.
William B. Anderson and Miss Julia Anderson.
p. S. Trainor, Mrs T. Trainor and Miss A. E.
Trainor. of New-York. are at the Ocean House for
the summer Other arrivals at the Ocean
and Mrs. Newman DR.. Westake, Miss c. E Dick
son, Mrs. J. G.. WIlsox, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Cot
trel, Mr. and Mrs. G. NJ. Karpus. William Muen-
nter and family, OF New-York; Miss Grace Finder.
Ct Troy. -. Y
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
BOATING AT LAKE HOPATCOEG.

Lake Hopatcong, N. J.. July Is (SpeciaD.-Warm
weather prevails. but the heat is tempered by a
refreshing breeze, and life in the open Is all that
could be desired. A gay party Of New-Yorkers
arrived last night to enjoy camp life for two
weeks. They members Of the Handel Singing
Society, and eleven in number. They brought
along hammocks, musical instruments and all the
requirements for camp life.
All along shore young people could be in
canoes and rowboats, and IN the camps people
lounged about under the trees reading and doing
fancy work At the Naples several were playing
ping pong in the open. new lot of fishermen ar
rive daily TO take the places Of those that depart
so that the number keeps about even.
The Sunday school and other excursions that
in the New-Jersey Central make Nolan's
Point busy place. This is favorte spot for
these outings. and ample provision is made for
their reception.
Among the bathers Miss Keller and Miss Knued-
Ter, OF New-York prominent, and noted for
their eXpertness in the water.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marslin, of New-York, visiting
at the Nolan cottage. having arrived from New
York this morning.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
AT DELAWARE WATER GAP.

Delaware Water Gap. Penn. July Is (speciaD.-
No complaint is made TO the proper conditions
governing summer, 1t is warm clear and breezy
The old Delaware is flowing along and rapidly re-
ceding. The resort is filling up, and the hotel
are pleased One Of them remarked this morning:
I'VE fully up to last at this time and
have liberal bookings ahead"
There is no bass fishing, and will not be until the
river gets two feet lower. Swimming and boating
are the pleasures that draw. and the water is
pronounced just right
Mr.. Johnson, of the Glenwood. has lively and
sociabe lot of patrons. and has the Water Gap
House Mr.. Brodhead had more than a dozen ap-
plications to consider to-day. and Mr. Bryant at
the Kttatinny was debating correspondence 10 a
stenographer.
:. James suydam. of NewYork. who is at Water
Gap House. has two miniature yachts Lake
Lonape. and to-day is busy at the bench shaping
out another
The Kittatnny has among IT'S patrons some
beautiful young women, and more sociabls coterie
could not be desired. Brooklyn and New-York
lead AT this house
Mrs Kemple. Of Brooklyn led a boating party to
the Gap. and had as her guests the Misses Moutrie
of Brooklyn; Miss Cavendsh, of New York; Miss
Elmendorf, OF Astoria, N. Y, and Miss Donian. OF
Trenton.
A progressive euchre party was given by Mrs
Haight, OF Chicago, last evening and was attended
by eighteen friends. First prize. a silver paper
cutter. was won by Mrs. Bates. of Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16
COOL BREEzEs At MOUNT Pocoyo.

Mount Pocono. Penn, July Is (speciaD.-when an
arrival from the city tells the people Of the heat
that exists they scarcely believe It Here IL Is
comfortable and so breezy that life outdoors is de-
hghtful. Everybody that has rig is out driving
and the roads around Knob Park are fairly dusty
from use.
Huckleberry pickers out In force and gather
ing the harvest while it lasts 1t is a bountifuI
harvest this year
AT Pocono Mountain House tennis. golf music
and dancing are in order. Mr.. and Mrs Byrne, OF
Philadelphia lead the horseback riders, and have
a sixteen mile ride TO their credit. They use tho
horses that Professor De Irsay OF the Central
Park Academy. New-York has brought hero with
which to give instructions at the local riding
school.
fox made a sensation among Uncle Ed
Hooker's flock OF turkeys Monday Reynard
stole up through the woods In broad daylight to
capture a prize. but "Uncle Ed' heard the noise
the birds made and, going across the brook, found
the young birds up tree, while the old ones at
the bottom were making great fuss. At the ap-
proach OF "Cnole Ed" Reynard retreated. 1t was
tnen discovered that two young birds were missing
which the fox had gathered in previous visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Voight and the Misses Voght OF
New-York. arrived last night for the summer
DR.: Underwood and family. of Brooklyn also ar
rived yesterday, and Will enjoy cottage life until
September "
New-York tribune., 1902-07-16

all parts OF the State at the three services. The
Rev DR.. f. a. De Maris, OF Camden president OF
the board OF control presided. AT the initial ser
vice. at 1915 a m Bishop F1tzGerald. on behalf Of
the Camp Meeting Association. welcomed the
church workers to Ocean Grove Then followed an
address THE Complete Circuit" by the Rev. Dr.
Charles F. Setterly, instructor in Drew Theo-
logical Seminary. Madison, N. J.. and another on
Song Through Sacrifice" by the Rev. Dr. George
H. Neal. OF Hightstown. These addresses were de-
livered at the afternoon session: THE Epworthian
and His Bible" the Rev. John Handley. Of Long
Branch; Spiritual Work" the Rev. J. Ward Gam
be OF Manasquan; THE Literary Department
How TO Use It," the Rev. Samuel Sargent. West
Grove: Social Work" Miss Sarah Lenhart Of
New-Brunswick, member of the board OF control.
and 1.-The Boy Problem" the Rev. Thomas S.
Brock of Bradley Beach. AT the evening service
DIR. Tall Esen Morgan conducted a song service
This was followed by address by the Rev Dr.
George Adams. Of Brooklyn.
Mrs c. r. Taylor Ralph Taylor. Miss Fannie
Taylor Frederick Wirts and Mrs. T. Duncan, OF
New-York, registered to-day at the Hotel Spray
View.
is spending annual vacation at the Mulford with
DR. Robert P MueIlenback of New-York is stay
ing for a few days at the Majestic with his w1fe-
DR.. w F. Tremain, of Rome, n. Y, arrived To-
day, with Mrs Tremain for a stay OF three weeks
at the Langdon.