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RUISSEAUMONT.

Lake Placid y. y, July II (SpecaD-This has
been cottagers week at the Ruisseaumont. They
have been coming in steadily and now nearly
all here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Chauncey and A Wal
lace Chauncey. Of New-York, at their cottage
and A. A. Sprague and family. of Chicago. are in
their camp.
Miss Pardee. Miss Helen Pardee, Howard and
Arie Pardee. of Germantown. Penn, here
with Mr.. and Mrs. Pardee.
Miss Riley. Miss Aline Howard and Miss Ethel
Howard, of Buffalo. have arrived. Mr.. and Mrs
Robert B. Woodward of Brooklyn. is the guest
of Albert II De Silver, of New-YOrk, at his camp
the hotel.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Lackner. of Wiesbaden,
Germany, guests at the hotel Lieutenant
Lackner is an officer in the Germany army.
State Architect Helms and Dr. w. g. Macdonald
of the State Sanitary Commission who are in
Vestgating protests against the new State sana-
forum at Ray Brook, will make their headquar-
ters at the hotel.
Clark, Of New-York. the launch Satan and will
il Lake Placid this summer.
Bridge whist is in favor at the hotel, while for
outdoor sports baseball, swimming. golf and horse
back riding have the call. The sports the
Fourth interesting. II. H. Pral. Of New
York. who did not arrive in time to officiate
chairman. much missed, as he has performed
that office for six
Victor Herbert and family here Among
NJ D. Barr Mrs. J. C. Otis Miss Williams Rob
ert B. Woodward. Miss Josephine ". Ballard. Mrs
Charles =. Adams, Mrs. c. Otto Toussaint and
Mrs. NJ. +. Putnam
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AT PAUL SMITHS.

Paul Smiths, n. Y, July II CSpeciaD.-At a meet
ing of the st Regis Yacht Club members to be held
tonight plans for the coming season will be per-
fected. It is hoped that the first races be sailed
next Wednesday. The Idem class boats will be
sailed each Wednesday and Saturday throughout
the season, weather permitting
Members of the club having their yachts over
haued and some exciting races are looked for. Two
regattas were sailed last season the first being won
by Commodore Stokes with the Shadow. and the
second by Henry L. Hotchkiss. of NewYOrk. with
the Kfnghsher The sailed for points, and
eight races were sailed last season.
F. w Vanderbilt. who made a member of
the club last season, has several boats his camp
and it is expected he will take active part in
the races this season.
Some sport is looked for In the catboat races
DR. Edward L. Trudeau, jr, has the Defiance in
commission this season, and is confident that she
Is the speediest craft of her kind on the lakes
The Heron, owned by Henry L. Hotchkss, has been
credited with being the fastest boat. and
citing races between them expected.
Workmen hard at work upon +. w. Wander
bits new Japanese camp. which will probably be
ready for occupancy early in August.
Other improvements about the lakes include eX-
tensive additions to the camp Of DR.. Walter James,
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visitors came in time to take part in welcoming the
sailors from across the water There have been all
sorts of entertainments for the officers of the Brit
ish squadron and the United States batteship
Texas which sent here by the Navy Depart
ment to take part in the reception Of the English
men.
On Monday morning, when the visitors arrived,
all the formal calls and calls were made by
the admirals and the committees of reception. On
Monday afternoon the first function held. in
the shape of public reception to the two admraIs
and their staffs at the St. Sauveur Hotel The
music room of this house was decorated with palms
blooming plants and the national colors Of America
and Great Britain. From to > o'clock there
large gathering of members of Bar Harbor society
and townspeople to meet the admirals
On Monday evening a dinner given in honor
OF Nice-Admiral Douglass by r. Hall Mccormick
Of Chicago, at his cottage Mizzentop, in Eden-st
At 10 o'clock reception given for the admiras
at Mizzentop. The reception delightful affair
The guests at the Mccormick dinner were Vice-Ad-
miral Sir Archibald L. Douglass. r. N; Rear Ad-
miyal J. II. Sands. L. S. N; Flag Lieutenant J. P
Magundar, United States steamship Texas; Captain
w. T. Swinburne United States steamship Texas;
Flag Lieutenant Cecil H. FTance-H Hayhyrst his
majesty's steamship Aradne; Captain Montague e.
Browning. his majesty's steamship Retrbution;
Captain Herbert Lyon, his majesty's steamship
Tribune; Rear Admiral and Mrs. Crowninshield
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Upshur, Mrs. Burton Harrt-
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AT ELIZABETHTOWN.

ElizabethtoWn. N Y, July II (SpeciaD D.-This
summer resort, with clear blue skies overhead and
surrounded by well wooded hilIsides, presents a
picture of quiet beauty and charm this season
The hotels and cottages fast filling with citv
guests. Golf takes the lead among outdoor sports
and the links on the Cobble Hin golf ground in
Hand Park are daily the scene OF pleasure and
healthful activity.
The Windsor has many former guests back and
a considerable number Of ones all of whom
seem delighted with their SURROUNDINGS Cobble Bill
the windsor mascot who was only little cub Ia ST
summer, is now szabe bear and a great attrac-
tion.
The following are guests at the Windsor: Mr.
and Mrs. " ". Houck, Benjamin Drake Mr.. and
Mrs Malcolm g Macdonald. g b; Benedict and
party, the Misses Malow. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w
Baldwin. Mrs l. J. Cameron Lathrop L. Bald-
win, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Chilvers. II S. Cambos.
Miss e. Evans. Louis J. Evans. W w. Evans,
Albert NJ. Evans. Norman Harmed. Mr. and Mrs
William +. DorhinEer and Miss Florence Doralnger
The Decrs Head Inn is enjoyable as ever and
the old and new guests all enthusiastic fn their
praise Of the management The following are tho
Eew-York guests al Dccr's Head Inn: Miss q
Goldmark Mrs J. A. Swinnerton Mrs r H.
Mrs W Moyaugh, K. =. Mgvaugh, Miss Hester
McYaugh. Miss Maude Connolly, Frank A. FalI
+ Smith; b. g Me,i.io?r jrj. J; n swinner,on. T.
Mrs T. T. Kip and Mr. and Mrs. Is. r. Corliss
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THE AMPERSAND.

Ampersand. y. Y. July Il ospeciaD-The golf en-
thusiasts beginning 10 gather and the ney,
dollhouse IS a busy place There Is every indca-
tion that the Ampersand will have one Of the
strongest teams in the mountains this season
". Young Marsh. OF New-York, IS here Mr.
Marsh Of the hest golf players az the
Ampersand last season and is in his usual good
form this season J. ". Trnkle. Of Phadcth
who Is here for the season. is also playing an ex
ceptonally good game
'Ampersand Life" the little weekly paper that
proved entertaining 10 the hotel guests last
has reapDeared The paper has been increased IN
size from four 10 eight pages
Mrs Otis Williams and Miss Margaret Williams.
OF New-Hork. have arrived and are in their carnu
near the Mark Twain camp ''
Z. +. Hatfield. Of NeW-YorIs is the guest Of Mrs
A. c. Poillon at her camp Gienmere.
There have been many arrivals during the week
Among those from New-York are Mr. and Mrs
George Buchanan Fife, Mr. and Mrs George
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Duryea William n
TroEbrtdge. Edward II. Childs and Mr. and Mrs
J. r Matlock " ~
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HOTEL CHILDWOLD.

Lake Massawepie n. Y. July II (SpeciaD-The
hotel is filling up with young people and they are
having a fine time. One of the most pleasant
affairs the four-in-hand trip to Deer Lake
after the Fourth of July boat races on Lake Mas
sawepie. This party included o. D. Kenyon, whip;
Mrs. Kenyon. Mr.. and Mrs r. A. Lowenthal. Mr.
and Mrs. Refs. Mrs. Deane, Dr. c. E. Carter Lieu
tenant and Mrs L. NJ. Josephthal, all of NewYo York;
Mr. and Mrs sydney Aloe of Philadelphia; Miss
Elsie SeiXas of st. Louis, and Mrs. Aloe and Major
Dorr, of Boston. luncheon. ball game, golf match
and souvenir dinner followed and were much en-
joyed.
The winning boat crew was composed of Clarence
II. Lowenthal J. McGovern and Master w Mac
Lellan coxswain all of New-York
A good baseball team has been organized at the
hotel and already the team has defeated the Pierce
field team in closely contested game.
Golf is popular, and there are some good players
here. Two of the best players S. Lloyd, of
Rangor. Penn, and c. r. Ryan. of New-York. A
recent match by the former.
DR.. c. Z. Carter OF the Hotel Imperial New-York,
is resident physician at the Chdwod this season.
Recent New-York arrivals Mrs Willard Dean.
Lena J. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. S NJ Josephthal, Miss
Josephthal, Willard Loeb Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Refs. Arthur NJ. Reis. Leslie r. Refs. the Rev John
H. Chapman. Mr. and Mrs. r. A Lowenthal, Clar-
ence H: Lowenthal Dr. c. E Carter, Charles Vein
berg, Mr. and Mrs Ernest Ehrman Mrs. James P,
silo, Miss Lucy Silo and Miss Kathleen Silo.
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THE STEVENS HOUSE.

Lake Placid, n Y July Il (SpeclaD.-An addition
20 the Stevens cottage colony has just been made
through the purchase by w. B. McElroy. of Balti-
more of the pretty cottage of John S. Naylor. of
Philadelphia. The cottage is one of the prettiest
of the group encircling Signal Hill. Mr. Mayor
and his family will locate at the Stevens House.
where Miss Florence Naylor aud Harold Naylor
very popular among the young people.
Judge Greenbaum Of New-York. is in the DIR.
Blot cottage.
The Hawk Island camp is now in readiness for
the coming of Bishop and Mrs. Potter, who are ex-
pected soon.
The Rev Dr. Hills. of Brooklyn. is already in
camp.
Buck Island near Bishop Potter's camp, IS the
location OF jolly party composed of students from
the University OF Pennsylvania The boys have
ma med their camp Penn Camp, and are having a
jolly good time.
The Rev. r. J Cotter. of New-York in charge of
the Catholic mission here during the summer
months has arrived and assumed his duties.
There is much activity at the hotel just now.
Guests are arriving daily and sports assuming
oldtine proportions The weather has been fine
and the golf is alive with players. Naylor.
McConvill Stevens DR.. Ash and the Millers are
playing in good form and making some good rec
ords Matches with other hotel teams in this
vicinity are being arranged
Eugene Mccarthy the expert from Brooklyn
who is at the hotel this is playing strong
game.
There is good reason to believe that the Stevens
House viii have a strong baseball team this sea-
son. There is much good material among the new
arrivals In the first game with the Russeau-
mont team the Stevens team won by score of to
2 A game with the 9th Company team. from Ma
lone. is one Of those arranged.
The fishing continues good. and many fine strings
have been brought in. The young men are en-
thusiastic over the sport. -.
The dances have begun, and are belng wen pat
ronized by the young people. The SUNDAY con-
certs are especially pleasing - ~ -
Among the recent arrivals is Philip casey or
Brooklyn. cx-champion handball player Of the
world -
Ferdinand schlesinger, of Milwaukee, Wis, presi-
dent OF the MilWa ukee Coke and Gas Company. is
one OF the late arrivals Others from New-York
and vicinity include DR.. and Mrs c. F: Ash, Prem
Thomas /. Bason. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F; Miller Robert NJ Miller
Miss Marion Miller, Edward Moran, Mrs. ". II.
liilnor. Miss z. d Miln0r Mr. and Mrs Frank
J. P Ryan, ". J. Martin. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
r. Matlacl1. Mrs. K. Brenner the Misses Brenner'
Mrs Z. r Sheridan. Miss Sheridan. Mrs. W. ,C
Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Britain, Alexander
Britain Mr. and Mrs. ID. NJ. Jones and Ralph u
RNnNan-
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WHITEFhCE INN.

Lake Placid n. Y, July II (SpeciaD-The golf
trophies and the Whiteface Cup. TO be rowed for
in the annual regatta have arrived and been placed
exhibition Two interesting matches ar
ranged for to-day for and women players in
two different classes One of the prettiest golf
events was the informal opening of the course
The clubhouse was decorated and tea was served
from TO o'clock in the afternoon. Mrs. John
kisterbock. Mrs. II. c. Atkinson Mrs. A. c. Mills
and Mrs. Malcolm poured, and a musical followed
in the hotel paTlors.
The bowling alley has been remodeued and
equipped with new pins and balls
A. D. Vaughn, George Malcolm, Lewis Sturtree
and ". S. Perot, of the Princeton golf team are
here They crack players and are making
good records over the Whiteface links soon
as team can be made up other teams in the
vicinity will be challenged.
Among the Newly arrivals Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Mason, Mrs. E II. Rogers. Miss Rogers,
Mrs. J. II. Conrad. George p. Stockwell Mrs. S NJ
Welch Grenville Norcross. J. +. Rainier and Mrs.
] Xandergrfft
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the season at the Manhanset House Mrs Whit
ney is the daughter of j. Rogers Maxwell tho
well known yachtsman and president Of the New
Jersey Central Railroad
Arthur Whitney Howard Whitney and Charlie.
Whitney are the sons of Mr.. and Mrs Henry, Nor
rs whitney. of Brooklyn. For the last tvvartv,
years the Whitneys have spent their summers At
Shelter Island The Whitney cottage at ManbonN
set IS one Of the most pleasantly located Of tbosa
on the point '''
Rear Commodore John w Weber is the ov,ro -
the handsome cottages at West Neck Park sba,+er
Isiahd, Ills near neighbor is John F. Becker of
Brooklyn eeNe'' oi
Al Stearnss Point, some two miles west OF sboI
Ter island Heights. are located the pleasant s,,,
mer homes or the Stearns family. Almost a scoro
OF years ago John Noble Stoarns. OF NeWyorx
built cottage at the point. In the immediate
vicinity are the cottages of his several sons
The policy Of F. NJ. Smith whose summer borD.
Is Presdeeau has been 10 bay up all smaller pIacss
mat would add 10 the beauty Of his park In man,
cases he has not removed the houses SO that ba
has on his place n number OF cottages nor occ,,
ped but Kept up in excellent condition Mr. smith
whose winter home is in Oakland Cal is ths
owner or small fleet OF pleasure craft amorg
them steam yachts and sailing yachts His hoats
are ever at his door and at the Saturday regattas
oi 'he shelter Island Yacnt Club are frequently all
IA evidence, either entries or as hxturas a.,
Derlhgs Hnrhor. Presdeleau is on the south siaa
oI shelter Island. on what is known as Usouth
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son, Mrs Robert Amory. Mrs. J. r. Van Rensselaer,
Mrs. MacNutt. Mrs. Pierson. Mrs. w. w. Seely
Mrs. J. Madison Taylor, Mrs. Henrietta Mccormick
and Miss Elizabeth Mccormick
On Tuesday evening at o'clock dinner was
given at the Kebo Valley Club by the president of
the club for A. Howard Hinke. Of Cincinnati who
Is in mourning. The dining room Of the club was
most elaborately decorated for the occasion and
the colors Of the two nations in evidence
This was a bachelor dinner, and was one of the
events Of the week for the officers Of the fleet and
the Texas.
on Tuesday morning foursome golf tournament
was held at the Kebo Valley Club. Each pair con
sisted OF a civilian and a naval officer. The prize
was won by Franklin Ellis Of Philadelphia. and
Midshipman John c. Tovey. who went the course
In 80 strokes
On Thursday morning the Pot and Kettle Club
gave "a breakfast at it's clubhouse, in Hull's Cove
IN honor Of the officers and their stats There
were no guests save the members OF the club and
no women present
On Thursday afteTnoon Admiral Douglass and his
stan received aboard tho Aradue from 80 10 $50
The athletic young officers showed the girls abnut
th'ir snip. ana before they got around almost were
weary pI ~" many explanations they had 10 make
or me various parts Of the floating battle ground
On lhufsday evening Admiral Sands gave a din
nfr on Tho IeNns honor Vice Admiral Tfo,,g-
compliment, on Fridhy there "A number OF
email social functions given for "A number OF the
"mmtfb ~ me English squadron and the Texas
lHN HhI, liHTbpf aWimtunE pool. which has long
20 the colo wenthor Il has not been used a great
h'"l YHi a large number of society people Ina ya
joined tho club, 30 that In success is assured
ffeDAiatIonS are now BEING rapidly made for tho
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THE GRAND VIEW.

Lake Placid. n. Y. July II (SpeciaD.-The beau
dful days Of the last week have been enjoyed to
the fun by the guests at the Grand View On some
days the view was exceptionally fine Mount White
face standing out much sharper and clearer than
ever before in the memory OF old time patrons
OF the hotel. On such days the upper balcony OF
the hotei Is favorite spot commanding II does
view unsurpassed I'm the mountains
The hotel Is filling up rapidly. The Robbins cot
tage has been taken for the season by John ii
Ingraham and Z W. Lancaster Of New-York
Among the late New-York arrivals Miss /
Nuting. Mr. and Mrs. +. G. Allen. Mrs. Theodore
Miss Edith Bovine, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. salmon
Mrs II Sweetland. Mr.. and Mrs. s. Turk Mrs II
n Cohn. Colonel Breakett and Professor ". W
Share.
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York. Mr. Douglass has been here every summer
for years
Mr.. and Mrs j W. johnson and daughter have
returned to the Equinox, after spending a week at
Poland Springs.
H L. Edwards the golf champion of Texas. left
on Thursday morning for the Adirondacks. where
he will spend the remainder of July. He will re-
turn Manchester for the August tournaments.
j. w Becker. the champion pool player of the
New-York Athletic club Is spendng the summer
the Equinox
Among the New Workers. at the Equinox f.
Bayard Halsted, Frederick II. Guild. Miss Mary A.
Guild. Mr. and Mrs. e NJ Taylor. Mrs. G. ".
Hayward and children Miss c. B. Parry Mrs. c.
D. Becker. and J. W. Becker; Mrs Charles Warner
Miss Winsiow. Mrs j. w a. Cluett Mrs. Harvey
D Cowee Miss Deming F. Warner, r G. Dick
son, H. D. Cowes and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Adj, of
Troy: Mr.. and Mrs Thomas f. Pearsal. Miss
Ethel Pearsall. Harris NJ PearsaI Mr. and Mrs
p. Aug Hegemann. Miss Hegemann. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bird S. Coler Master Eugene Coler and James S
King. of Brooklyn.
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SARANAC INN.

Saranac Inn, y. Y. July II (SpeciaD. in
golf is on the increase at the inn and there has
been much good individual playing this week
Tennis is also popular, and the courts are in good
condition There is plenty of good fishing. Edward
Tones. Of New-York, has been enjoying a week
Of the sport and has met with good luck
New arrivals to the camps the Upper Saranac
Lake coming daily.
Mr.. and Mrs +. S. Bangs, of NeW-York are at
Knderwold cottage and with them are Mrs E. IA
Nassau, Francis n. Bangs and the Misses Mary
and Helen c. Bangs.
Among the New Workers recently arrived at the
inn are Mrs James Lenox Banks. James Lenox
Banks, tr., Frederick Winston Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Lndenmeyer. Mr; and Mrs J. A. Towne. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lincoln Mccormack. Miss Madge Mccormack
MIR. and Mrs. J. A. Hodge, J. D. McKeever Mr.
and Mrs H. NJ. Dunn. J. Henry Dunn and Miss
Amelia Dunn.
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soclAL LIFE AT MANCHESTER.

Manchester. VI. July II tspeciaD With the past
week Of excellent weather Manchester has caught
its midsummer pace. Hardly an afternoon or
evening Dahses without a luncheon or dinner
Bridge 81 the fayOrte amusement u Is played al
most constantly 81 the cottages and the Equinox
The annual tournament Tor tho Arthur Taylor
Memorial Cup has been the attraction on the Elk
wanok Iinks this ~erk. This competition. which IL
open only 20 stockholders. began on Thuraday
morning With qualifying round Of eighteen holes
Twenty -four c0t6DeUt1ra faced the Arst tee and
the first eight continued H match play on tho sue
ceedlHg Gays II tLls week
Among the arrivals ~ the Equinox House tbts
week are IE. asa Afs Charles EyuElass III New
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IN THE NORTH WOODS.
Delights Of the 4dirondacks in Hot
Summer Days.

Lake Placid n. y July II (specaD.-The hot
days of the last week have sent throngs into the
Adirondacks in search of rest and TO escape from
the oppressive heat Of the cities. Hotel men who
week ago were bemoaning dull season now
pat to their wits end to for the rapidly ar
riving guests. Any route that leads 10 the noun
tains seems TO be acceptable. and the people are
coming from all quarters. Many take the delight
tul trip up Lake Champlain TO Plattsburg, en-
6eavoring 10 connect with the palatial steamer
Vermont From Plattsburg the trip into the heart
Of the mountains is made the Delaware and
Hudson road. The weather here has been delight
tul. clear and although warm. not oppressive. Re
turning guests say they enjoyed such perfect
weather in the mountains at this season.
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Ferry" from the fact that the ferry between Shell
ter Island and Sag Harbor located there.
Adjoining the F. NJ. Smith place is the estate Of
Henry P. Havens of the Oldest on Shelter
Island The Havens estate has been owned by
Havens ever since the first purchase. HeartseaSe.
the name. expresses the quiet and beauty of the
place. The house. which is more than a century
old, was built about the time that the
present house was built Sylvester Manor
erected the site of the original house 1733
The first manor house built in 1852 Miss Cornea
Hosford the present owner. is the daughter of
Professor Eben n. Hosford of Harvard University.
Miss HosfOrd. who is president of the Shelter ISL
and Library founded by the HOsfOrd family about
and deGG b aiU Is cioSeg lGfhtned % with the social
toTic isle. Miss HosfOrd besides being descendant
diner family for whose ancestor Lion GaTdiner
Gardeners Island and Gardirer's Bay are named.
Shelter Island Yacht Club has been occupying his
cottage the bay front at the Heights since June
surgeon. The practice of the latter calls him away
from Shelter Island at least week through
of the Shelter Island Golf Club since its founding
Mr.. and Mrs. Isidor NJ Bon have been occupying
their summer home. on Divinity Hill since early
Former Bridge Commissioner John L. Shea is
occupying the Piel cottage, Dering's Harbor
among ,cottasers at shelter Island Heights are
BancSer the Rev DR. j. r. Aspinwali H L, Coe
homas Barr W Fl BSsd RSsdeT a. 81 aT Ei5zg634b sjt
Willard H. Platt Asa Hui. J. g Wiswoid NJ NJ
Campbell, Chauncey Jones. j. L. siitsiy saiteT. II [. l.
Bragg George w Boardman, Charles w. Preston
W. A. Brown. J. d. Dettmer, I. P. Lovejoy and
At Manhanset for the season are Or. F. I. Hum
phreys. Mrs. Howard Barney. Mrs. A. Looming
Mr and Mrs J, j Mitchell. John ", Dervey Miss
MIS- MT VIII WilIiaW N SpRy BY Miss siBpy Mrs Mer
ard Whitney
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AT POINT o. WOODS.

Point o Woods Long Island. July IL (SPeciaD.-
Among those occupying their cottages at Point o
Woods. Great South Bay. Charles w. Hand
president of the Point O. Woods Association; Louis
Street, secretary of the same association: a. NJ
Ryan, commodore Of the Point o. Woods Yacht
Club; John II. Clark. secretary of the yacht club;
DR. Agramonti, J. Mascord. &. +. Sumner. L. Mac
pougal. Willard Cutler. Donner and Mrs Lille
DevereuX Blake.
The cottages and hotels We're crowded over tho
Fourth and every advantage taken of the nne
weather, to enjoy sailing and ocean and bay bath
ing and dancing in the evening.
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CAMP ON SHORE OF GREAT SOUTH BAY.
Members of Company A, 23d Regiment,
Dance at Neighboring Hotels.

Sayville. Long Island. July 1.-THE fifty mem
bers of Company A. I'D Regiment. OF Brooklyn
who have been camping at Lake RonkOnkoma,
have now pitched their tents on the shore OF
the Great South Bay Escaping from the mos
quitoes at the Lake, they arrived at the bay
shore yesterday and will remain in camp there
until tomorrow. when they will go to Cherry
Grove Beach, near Fire Island. for dinner and
then return 10 Brooklyn by train. The men will
be reviewed at parade tonight by General Alfred
c. Barnes. Last evening the soldiers We're invited
10 dances at the different hotels. Many OF the
fair guests at the hotels escorted through the
camp by the officers.
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summer convention. provided 1t could be held in
such delightful spot.
Camp Rainbow. situated a short distance from
the hotel, has been opened for the season under
the direction OF 2. NJ. Seixas, of New-Yorl1. There
is large party of boys from the metropolis there,
and they are having a jolly good time, hunting.
fishing boating and swimming
Among the recent New-York arrivals are Mr. and
Mrs c. B. Barker, J. j. Quinlan. Marion Quinlan.
Percy Quinlan, Miss Louise Peyser. Miss Nina
Minkler. George A. Hawkins G. J. Gray Mr.. and
Mrs l. N. Werner c. ]. Werner and Mr. and Mrs.