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I 1 Tim TOIES, RUNT) AY, JULY 7, 1805. LONG ISLANirs BET DAYS Tit Bifincr Us Many Popu- Ur Kcsorts. 8 JMSArrOIXTKKXIS OK THB FOURTH A Hie Holiday AtMUton th Pop. ulatUn-The Hotel Pill- tug Up Detnande fur Kooin. Despite the tain, th proved a good rnt (or the long Island rwoi The predictions of weather for the fourth brought out a large addition to th Bummer population on both the nortt and oulh sides of th.

Island. Every bundle of firowork. and man. had prepared to assist th youth In a proper ohrvance of I Irw rat day. The very bud article of weather 'provided TV i-y-tbe Bureau? alter promiwM, wan- a treat disappointment, as tt rolled the jf.roramtne9 arraneed at the different resort a.

Some attempt! were made to aall races, but the kolf player. bicyclists, and tennis expert to remain Indoors. were forced There were; the UHUal number of hop at the different I hotel Thursday night, and they made up for 1 lie gloom. of the rainy day. The Long Inland season ma be said to i now umli-r full heitdway.

July I the banner month on Ini; Iland, and, as ail the hotel ritxirt full hounes anl an Increas ing demand for rooms, the outlook for a month is a promising on SIMMER fllTS AT SOITIIAMPTO Coif, Ratal, and Rleyplln The Cot- tagaxs Wk Live at Thl riec. SOUTHAMPTON. L. uly bright, bracing atmosphere, following a week of rain fend deni for, ha Instilled a greater activity In the routine of pleasure. Oolf still occuple lint place.

This pakllme find much favor among the women a 'well a the me u. A number the women golfer have alto taken to rldlt the wheel, and, aa the costume worn In playing golf 1 almost Identical with the cycle dress, many of the fair bicyclist ride their wheel out to the link oh Bhlnnecock Hill. The bathing season at the ocean, shore opened on July 1, and will closs about Sept. 15. There ate two surfmen'on, the shore with llfe-savltig appliance bet' keen 10 A.

3d. and 1 P. and also between and 5 J. Sundays excepted. Bai hing outside the line la considered dangroua, and a notice to that efTect has been pcBted.

Room at the pavilion are rented by he season or week, on cdnditlon that the people thus hiring them (to not sublet or make a prae-; tice of Inviting their friends I with them. Term for the season are the week, per bath, 2.1 cent. A blue flag la displayed when the bathing la good; the fed flag Indicate that there I danger, and no flag that It very dangerous. Sea bathing aeema to be more in favor an ong Bummer visitors this Season than form and the baach is'crowded every tnorhlng during the bathing hours'. Among those cf the women who rarely miss their dally dl are Mrs.

C. Stevenl. (nee Miss May Brady.) Mrs. T. Qalllard Thomas, Miss i mory, Miss Mary Kemble, Mrs.

William B. Hornblower, and the Misses Betts. The bathing costumes are. of the conventional style and texture, care being taken to guard against all that Amy awn uiavaaieiui co -u uvie. The Fourth' was celebrated with much pomp in mis Tillage, ins uayi was usnerea In My the tinting or the church bell, blow-.

Inifof whistles, firing of cannons, Ac. A eerlea ftf snorts in tha mnrnlnir ffnrlwt much pleasure, especially the chasing or the greased pig and climbing! the greased polo, both contests being won by young men afternoon a public meeting Evas held at Agawam Hall, when 'William B. Horn- m.1 iiiuwrr ul nnn'iuu, uim yt. i i La.ft an address. In the evening there an elaborate display or Iflreworks on the grounds of the Meadow Cub.

Samuel Lee Parish, one of the cottan-era. has been selected as a Judge ait the tournament of the Suffolk County Volunteer Fire- men' Association, which Is I take place this year at Sayvllle Kept. 4. Mis Jennie E. Holme of Brooklyn Is spending tho fceaabn at Evergreen cottage, Hampton Road.

Miss Louise, Fltht.m of Ne rburg is the ruest of Mr. and Mrs. Wlllla F. Halsey, Little rialns Road. ur, uevi a.

Biemnjc na rentea nis coi-. tag at Bfig Harbor for the Season to lr. Iavld Bartlett the author. 1 Mr, and Mrs. Albert Unrfenfelter are spendlna; a short time with Mrs.

Llncenfel- wri wucou, jur. anu jars, joeaua this place, i Pror. 8. 8. Orris of Prlnceto College ha teen In town several days this week.

An entertainment, consisting or a com bination or gymkhana races, hiirh jumping, and an open-air horse show, In which a number of high-bred saddle- Norses, ridden by ladle and. gentlemen, wllN compete for Ir. T. Oalllard Thomas on Saturday, July IS. at 4 P.

M. All those dertn- to take part In this event are requested to send their names to Albert Steven), Chairman of the having the matter in This; committee consists of Ioril-lard Albert Stevensl and Harry Robbin. Three prizes will lie. given, one to the best saddle horse 14V4 hbnds and an der; one to best between lft4 and 1'4 bands, and one to the best ovt 15V hands. An admittance fee will be chanced, the proceeds to go toward the Village Improvement society runas John H.

Watson and family (of New-York nave arrived lor the season. Austin Corbln will soon occupy for the first time hi beautiful residence on Bhlnne cock Hills, near the bay, formerly the home oi tne t'eeonie ciuo. Miss Oertrude lialsey rve lawn party Monday to a number of friend. Th Noyac Trout- Ponds Snd Pleasure Grounds, and also Rose's Cove. on I'e- conic iiy, are now tieing well patronized by the Summer visitor.

I The Bouthampton Vlliaire improvement Association has placed a book! In the bank room In which complaints and suggestions may be entered. These will rek-elve prompt attention If offered In good fitith and are accompanied by the name oi the writer. The same association ha alsd placed barrels at dlnrent points In the villa for the reception of paper and waste material. This experiment has been tried In many Summer place with the happiest result, and It I hoped the townspeople will give It a fair and full trial. I Miss Abbl Halsey Is home for the Bum mer from Locust valley, where she ha oeen teacmn uurin the Past year.

Salem H. Wales of New-Yoirk, who ha beautiful Suimmer place on the chore of Laa ARawam. ha been re-elected a Di rector or the Fouthamnton Bank. The day of the century ruu of bicyclist 4 ran km (1 1 1 Tl.k-1 iJicyci Association made a bsrrel of lem onade and treated the rider thev went by. The following not of apif eolation ha uecs resivej: I Brooklyn.

K. buly 1. 18S5. Bout ham too Wheelmrn. Bouthsmnfon, 1 Uenttonten: wish to thsnk you for your viurina imgimi on inv mornins oc our annual entary run.

imne a. awure you It was a Bnast flMMBt svrtirtse tt have out- frtonds treat la Lh Ifiattllakis Mnn In klrh ii.i now await the tints mhmi we 4um raclprocat aad show the Brmthambtnii rrHnlhn m.tk frprscta'ed thtr oerous display it ood-fellow. siip. Wishing yrj nsbovcded success, ws re- lam xraiernany fours, t)NJ 1K1.AKII nTtTRT ASSOCIATION. By H.

i. VaUTINB. Captain, of the Run. Samuel Penny, City Marshal Arrada. Is the guest of his nleterj Mr.

James LU(iiow, isriagenampton. Mrs. Mrrtif Ohermnn of Kotith Xor. waJK, is spnung the season with her uncle, th Rev. A.

A. lrithhitry. of the Brldrobamvturt Methodist Epl Church William walker anij family of New-York are at their pleasant Summer place at tnoensmnion. i J. a.

Osborne or New-iu rn. is Visiting hi father, Joha Uaborne, i'rldra-bamoton. i Til following is a eomplete list of Sam-sneaTrssidents oct-uprln- their or rented cottaaje for the present sesso'n Houthajnt tonl lr. Gabriel On nt, Joha Touoey. Itnbert Oiybhant, Mr.

8. A. tftwer, Henrv B. Warae. Mrs.

Kdrd Ssmoerin. William A. B'Jtler, Mis Anjory, Franrl O. LAIse, A. itonert n.

Hob ertsoa. 1 sliman, fcjiward Bell, Charles II. Lee, Miss Mary Rcmble. Kd- mund Coffin, tiamuel Merriuki P. L.

Ko- nalda, Mrs. H. W. rondeir. Ir.

E. Vivm James RtMter. Fltlsh I). I A uchlKrlnu Mrs. f.

CaldwelL Oeorg B. Clark, Judge J. T. KUbreth, Jleifrf M. Iy, Mrs.

Thoma Otmmt. Mareeliu Hartley, Robrt U. Thompson, Warren K. DohhIs, Frank Mur-dock. W.

Humphrey, n. Aymar Sands, Arthur Ryerson, Dr. Paul MunJe, (. A. Dunning, Charles 8.

Rrown. 1. Law-. rence MKcevr, C. Albert Stsv, Jf.hn A.

HadJen, H. T. Livingston, Judge Horace Itusxeil, Ernest Carter, John liottomly. Dr. Ovorge A.

Dlpon. Owrgu Frederick Baker, tr. H. Holbrook Curtis, Dr. T.

a liar Tliomas. Iw.ils Muriock, WIIIIsjij B. Hornb ower, Joha 1L Watson. Alexander L. Morion, Hugh Cole, Arthur J.

lyiacwly, Charles T. Harney, John W. Ktlbreth, (ieorae C. Kobue. Hmry A.

Robbltia. Samuel Parrlsh, Joseph La rocoue, Mis. Parrlsh, Kdward Aatliou. R. Ei, tioklrtnur.

AV B. Oook. Mr, ltame, Mrs. A. M.

Frenoh. Kdward 11. Ken.lall. T.j Dyer, Henry O. Trevor.

'J'homa 11. lUrber. prof. H. It.

Iioyeaen, Arthur H. Turnurs, Char! R. Henderson. Salem H. Wales, F.

ft. Betts. Kdward H. Aloe rati. Mrs.

John Jay, Udward H. Waler. James C. Mewbold Kdgar, W'alter tt. Oak-man.

Mrs. Sussara-Verdt. Chartc W. Barnes j. U.

Whltaker, Hart Lyman. Mrs. Alfred Mitchell, the Rev. Dr. H.

Terry Mrs. Kdward A. Putntm. Pgden llaritioli. Wllitam S.

Sloan, Wry, Ire-Jer tk 11. Betti; John Farr. John T. Terry, Everett P. Waeeler, A.

R. Chisholm. Mrs. A. SchermeritJk-n.

Dr. Peter arm Six imi Clt H. Wvckoff Charlea Mlll.tr t) tjinra iudii, I'Btm i. K.enneuy, i nomas l'. u'-iw, v.

ft i' rvv, ft Harrlstin, Henry E. Howland. J. Bowers lee. the Rev, Dr.

W. B. Ralnsford. Ellhu Root. Dr.

S. sis ted. WlllUm O. Bout-ton, Mrs. It.

F. Lee. and William WhIiou. At ISlilnnetH.ck Hill are John Lnwrence Ueirg W. Ktot kly.

Osgood Weloh. Mr. Edward MaRU. re. Anthony T.

lirlce, J. Ro-malne i Brown. Mr. Mrs. De Orasse Fowler; W.

8. Hoyt. William M. Chase, John F.i Oray, and R. Soley.

At BMcaponsck and Wainscot are William C. Knalf. Frederick W. Seward. Hanson C.

GJbaon, Thomas 8. Newlin, Walter Edwards. lr. Frank Boe worth, John Kerr. Cole.

Mr. Mernt. and Mr. Chit-tenilen. The Brtdghampton cottager are Dr.

Co nn ia usrier, I'hinp Bartlett. Edward B. UulmbyMrs. MeraJl, John K. lieartt.

Wal ter josepn tj'Brien. Ueorge J. Ttnsnil. Vntt.ei1irA William Joseph tbrasse. and Samuel Parnielee! At Vfuogue are Mrs.

H. H. lerce, Thomas Hn.L.. i t.i ft. i Oilbret.t W.

Domlnick, Anderson Fowler, airs. vr. 1'u rorest J-ora, wr. in. xw-Perthwalte, William A.

Chllds. Georse W. Pertnwaire, William A. Chllds. Qeor Watson, J.

D. Eakln. Dr. James Inerny. R.

Laronsen-l. Malcotim art. Mis L. VanBoskerek, Henry I M. Mc- i Stew- Mr.

M. M. Herrlman, O. W. Alexander.

A. L. Post, O. B. Smith, B.

ft. Howell, O. H. Pennlnence. Dr.

Malcolm Mcl-nn MUa Julia Fester, Mis M. H. Maurv. Dr How iana Freeman, the Rev. j.

Van Winkle, Dr. a. Shcltnn Frank nrlalor. llr Morris, and Charles A. Heckscher.

I i IXDER HASTHAMPTO.VS ELMS. i I Mevr Rail roa4 Brlnss Promise la- creased Summer Population. EAST-HAMPTON, L. July mature village, famoui for It wide main street and arching elm, ha assumed Us Bummer activity. This season appears to Be more active than any of It predecessor.

The change la attributed to the Introduction of the; fall road. For over a century East- hampton'i connection with the outside world consisted of a line of stage and a telegraph wire. Js'ow, all la changed. The Iron (horse stop almost at the door- yard of East hamp ton's oldest resident. Though it la! several weeks since the first locomotive puffed It way to thl place, the people continue to be urprlsd every time they hear the shrieking whistle of de parting and arriving train.

Th extension of the railroad has assisted Easthamptoii aa a Summer resort. While It has for year been the Bummer home of many city people. It Is now destined to find each year a substantial addition to Its open-season population. While at manv Dlaces the seaann Is tunt about opened, the Easthkmpton season has been a irealit since the 1st of June. The cottage owner know of the beauties of the early season idown here, and the pleasure ana attractiveness or the early Autumn, and arrive early and remain late.

One of the attractions here is the superb surf bathing. The bathlnir navllions were nnenerl nn Mon day, and the line of stages that run from tne village to the coast line have been well patronised. The pavilions have been materially! Improved since last year. Beside a large addition of dressing rooms, new water tanks iahd shower baths have been added. iThere are how accommodations for between KM And HJ bathers, and the scenes during i thei hours, for taking a dip are lively.

The beach this season is In charge or Bathing Mister Theodore Conkllng. nil 6LbtV HAS MAf VISITORS. The Week Opened ntlk Da tare Maay Xer-Torkr at the ArK le. BABTLOn! I 1., July week opened here) with an Informal dance in the Argyle Casino. It proved a Very enjoyable affair, ij j-j i had been made for the celebration of the Fourth on both land and water, but there proved to be too much water' ort land tjo carry out the programme as arranged.

Djesptte the rain, there wa considerable water-proof patriotism around here, for the fusillade of firecrackers and firearm was; kept Up throughout the day and well intcj the night. At frequent Interval at night when the downpour of rain would permit, some of the pieces of firework were; st off. There was hop In the Argyle Casino on the evening of the Fourth, and it as largely attended. Many cottage residents' wWe there, and they made up for the pleasure they had lost by being houxed up for the greater portion of the day. Among the arrivals at the Argyle Hotel during the week were C.

F. Wlldey and H. jA. Plavle. Miss Flleman.

John Sullivan. Jere. Johnson, and wife, J. D. MesertU and wife.

C. E. Hodge, P. TouseyJ Dr. Albert Ely and wife, William L.

Vandervoort, O. L. Davidson and wife, N. Hobart and daughter. J.

W. Pltnev A. Ferris, Miss May Devery. Mrs. William W.

Q. Bradyi Ernest Ellenger, G. A. Scott and wile, E.iE. Collins, H.

Nordllnger and-family, i Mrs.1 H. Kohn, C. O. O'Donnell, Charles Michael and family, Clarence Kunn, Henry Miller. S.

SJemerlch. E. Bunsl and family, Mr. Valentine and family. Lj M.

and family, William Brady; T. M. Bennett, T. Anthony and wife, S. S.

Young and famliy, Thomas Watson, J. jH. Cort, David Goodman, U. Jackson, W.l D. Warren and son.

Ralph Weil and wife, I). Tuttie. W. C. Qarvlng.

John T. Oesner, S. l')lman and family, C. J. O'Sul-llvan and famliy.

Charles Gillespie. F. (3. Blanchard, i Henry Roberts, and J. K.

all of New-Tork; F. G. McDonald, B. Benslnger. W.

Wells. F. Hedge. Robert K. Prltchard, John H.

Dooner, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hoyt, Mr.

and Mrs. D. Drlggs. Frederick Driggs. R.

B. L.udlngton, Dr. J. O. Polah, Mrt and Mrs.

G. M. Utddlngs, Mr. and Mr. A.

H. Mrs. H. L. N.

Canda and family, Charles A. Scovllle, Louis V. O'Donohue, J. E. Cook.

ani? ftFv.8lml!i aft" of Brooklyn; A. Floyd Delafteld of Norton. and E. J. Bar-told and Clark of Philadelphia, Penn.

i 1 1-. AMITtriLLE WAS PATRIOTIC. Flshlasr Added to Other Attraetioaa tioesla the Hotel Xaw Poiat. AMITTVILtE. L.

July tl-Desplte the weather; Amltyvllle was patriotic. The large assemblage of Summer visitors who came here tu enjoy the Fourth and other attractions defied the rain and made the day a noisy and pleasant one. The week has not been plentiful in the way of social events. Everybody had arranged to celebrate ott Independence Day, and husbanded their energies; for 'that event There were, however, many out-door parties In the way of blcyele funs, bathing, and boating' excursion: The angler here did not forget that bluelUh' were present In Great South Byr and many good catch were reported. The season at the Hotel New Point ha ff 'teen a remarkably good on.

The engagement for July and Auguat Indicate that the hotel win the eentF of gsyety Proprietor Hathaway ha the racilty of ln lr flr th. comfort and well bing hi guts, and at he-same time giving a Urge share of his' attenilon to susgestrng- and providing- features of h- HU manipulation may besaldi to have transformed the army of Among the recent arrival at th Hotel Miss Alice! JtwelL Mr. and Mrs Beers. Mis Beers. V.

Beer. Jr Mrs. J.iW.iCrwHI. Mrfand Mr'a. W.

Thomas, Mcatv iCWJ Airs. M. Straus, Julius Ellenger and family, Charles H. O'Donohue and wife. C.

M. Moore. I Frederick Pitney, E. S. Leeds and wife.

J. K. O'Donohue. W. 8.

WHaht sanrd-ind "Xin: hardLMu Ptckharit, 8. B. Adr IS a Kent Slfcgcr. Mr. and Mr.

Thoma T. Ruahmone. Mr 2. B. D.

Schuyler, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wainwrlght, Mr.

and Mrs John H. Maoncy. Mr. and Mr. J.

V. a. Oddle, J. V. S.

Oddlc. Harold H. Oddii Mr. Oeorg H. Freeman, Mr.

and Mr Jay S. Jones, John V. Jewell. Miss Jeiell. H.

Clark Mooney, Mra. H. Haaletoii Miss llasleton, F. H. tie Forrest.

WUliam iiadford, William v. J. istou and family. Dr. and Mrs.

Perry ant family, Mr. Hurry Arthur und fmly. Sirs. A. U.

Titus. Mix A. Tltu. i rue and family, and Mrs, wen Hatha wi y. ni tORK FISU (iltKAT FAVOR.

A Blsr uah of liswrr Pleasore Seek-ers-iMesta See LoaaclilMar. BAr IORE, L. July Clear weather, good fishing, and the arrival of a big contlnge of new Summer guest marked the first week in July In thl prtstty littl vir.agv?. The ospect House, being the largest hotel, naturally received th Hon' ahare of new arrival. Proprietor Frank Roger 1 an enerj etlc young bonlface, whose entire time Is levoted to the accommodation Of and his successful career as a hotel mi Is well merited.

Among those who re stopping at th Prospect House I O. O. Mallory, son of O. 8. Maliory, editor of Tl Churchman.

Bohool Commissioner J. W. Mack of New-York made flying visit to its nephew, A. W. Mack, and.

hi charmlnj young wife. Since the arrival of the Ruf ian Imperial Court Orchestra and Dancing Master J. O. E. Small, early In the week, tl younger folk have had full wing in the new and commodiou ballroom.

The grar opening ball ha been announced to take i lac Friday. July 12. Mr. Bmall also mat arrangement for a children's carnival, which I an annual feature at the hotel. A mulilfude of spectators witnessed the Uunchln of the twin-screw ateamer Bay Shore fn the grounds of She Prospect.

The vesHel, v.hlch the first steamboat to hall from Bai 1 Shore, was constructed under the supervlsin of Commodore John M. Rogers, father ol the genial proprietor of th Prospect. Ai her prow struck the water, Miss Mattie Hulse broke a bottle of champagne over her bow and christened the vessel Bav Shore Some of those who witnessed the ceremonies were Mr. and Mrs. Bernardo F.

nsober, IMr. and Mr. W. Peck. W.

Peck, Jrl Benjamin S. Peck, Mr. and Mr. A. W.

Mack. Mr. and Mra. K. J.

Enter. Miss Almee Uifer. and Miss Tina F.nfer: Cant. and Mri Moorhead, Divine Burtia, Mr. and Mrs! H.

H. Muller, Charles Bayer and Miss Belle Barer. Mr. and Mrs. D.

la Phil lips, Mrt). Charles Bruno. Napoleon Bap- rlas. H. B.

Underhill, M. H. Btrong. A. Fox, Miss Hannan, E.

Porvls Jones, E. A. Pennlman, Charles Gulden, Frank M. Roarers, Mrs. J.

J. Loonie. Mr. C. L.

Si- H.I 8. Braun, Miss Isabel Braun. Mrs. M. Tullji Mr.

and Mrs. (L. Lehman. The Bai- Shofe Is 1U-J feet over all, 20 feet beam, and will I run ten In twelve miles an hour. She Willi make trips to the ocean beach from the) grounds of the Prospect House at convenient hours.

i The following persons registered at the prospecti during tne Mr. ana Mrs. C. A. Hied.

Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Johnson.

Stuart atnpbell, C. S. Campbell, Salvat Canton! ind family, Mrs. C. Schneider and family, Mr.

and Mrs. C. L. Slcardl, Charles H. Lowe re.

F. O. Wickett, James Nel son, ri. ileyer, John it. Cattus, Charles C.

Rump. J. E. Ellison. Mrs.

J. Loonie, Mrs. F. Gautert, Miss Aline Gautert, I Mr. and Mrs.

James Hether-ingtan kitd family, H. 8. Braun, Miss Isabel uraun, js Tullv. ifi Minnie chnelder, Mrs. Charles Bruno and family, i 'ommlssloner J.

W. Alack. E. A. Pennlma Mr.

and Mrs. A. Braman, Mr. and drs. Richard L.

Sweexy, Frederick Jonee, A- D. Higglns, Miss Flora HigglnS. Miss Grace Hitrtns, Thomas P. Fitcslmoks. Mrs.

Max Weil. Miss Minnie Well. MrS. VT. M.

Tlbhetts, Mrs. A. Stewart, Robert Morris Kemp, Mr. and Mrs. W.

Wall weaver, I v. W. Hensnaw, S. E. Vernon, E.

P. Wllker, Georse D. Provost, Mr. and Mrs. Austin E.

Prlesinger and family. Dr. iuiam if. noicomoe ana Airs. Hoi com be, ID R.

H. I HI nr worth and Emily Illtngworth, Isaac Mason, aiiss Florence Mason, Miss Mason. Miles Vet-non, and William Gibson, Jr. A Rt! II TO CEtltE MORICHES Flrewo htid a Grand Hop on the foil rth The Latest Arrival. I CENTRE MORICHES, L.

July 6. All through the last week people have been ar riving- at the Hotel Brooklyn, aiid last Wednesday there was a Keheral rush. The customam celebration on July 4 was lh dulged' li, and at night there were fire works aid a grand hop in the hotel ball room, wlich drew out a hest of beautiful women, Aiany of whom came from the cot tages This dblightful resott Is now In full swing, alid the bid-time gayety that has characteilsed society life at Moriches diir ing the 1 eight of former seasons is begin ning to Ihow Itself, and the Hotel Brook lyn; whih Is filled with the est families from New-Tork and Brooklyn, Is the centre of attraction. The ballroom Is A magnificent apartment, and here during the afternoons anjd evenings music Is by an orchehtra under the direction of Prof, Hugo Witgand, son of the well-known com poser. Tjhe Saturday night hpps and Sunday everting concerts are greatly enjoyed by the kuests of the hotel and others, Every eienlng Impromptu dances are held by the ypung people.

AmuseiTients and outdoor I fcnoria ahd Ps all sorts can be had here, ahd it a perfect tnradiBe for virhtuntHi ua the oppoi tunlties for the enjoyment of that pleasure ire legion. There are a number of yacht clu bs on the bay here, an 1 frequently races beiween their favorite boats are Indulged lr to the enjoyment of the guests. eiiona oi oatning, excellent oppor-tb enjoy this nleasura are afrnrtioH The beaeh directly across th bay, two kiiv uuiei, is reajeneu oy tne little steantboat Senekes, also by sailboats. The start is maae rrom tne Brooklyn dock A. and scores: of about loaded Ith merry narties i s.ill fm- th at this ball on Qne of the events of the Summer riopular resort will be the opening Buly 2, at the Hotel Brooklyn.

given by iiie vioprieior, rrana J. rtogers. HoWells, the well-known author. u. and Mrs wens oi new-1 org are prom Inent Hotel Brooklyn arrivals; also Peter jowe, iwmer onerin ot iNew-York.

Howe, anu A. la Howe (mm (1 Mrs. Schkefer and family; John W. Glb on. the puousner, ana Mrs.

Gibson, of New-Tork Amu oiner arrivals during tweak are Freilerlnlr .1 the past a iii 1 1 imam i. oyie, B. u. Selden, Mr. and Mra F.

A. Clark. Mr. Helen Clemens! Mbs Cltnens, J. -Hkyward.

and ni T. family. W. Ward! nati. Anarew A.

Smith. J. B. Rice. J.

Storm. a del, W. Mr. and B. E.

Os lach. R. i W. H. R.V 'SCUU.

"i1" la Mrs. W. E. James. C.

B. Culrer. ood. Mrs. C.

M. Imlach. Miss Im- i. rus uioDon, uaniei J. Blnger, L.

Courtnav. Charles F. Mannin IaI, ri oiftftLKar. i li ill n.w.Tnrvf li I Judge, lnnls Judge, A. R.

Boerum, F. De R. Roerutn. V. A Vennt anil i.miift.

T. Moon land family. W. VknderwVtee anrf ramlly, fifcm Brooklyn; Mr. and Mr.

George S. SUlesJ xwa.on; n. B. n.oter, Philadel-n. Miss Lndrnroivl pnta.

'e wick. N. Frank Keep And family, chl-. and W. F.

Humthrva fun cago, Illl, uuiralo. DW AT AMAGAETT. A Place ot linintr HomesThe Dath. In; geaaesi Opt, AMAgInSETT. 1.1 Jiilv fc-Thia la an other eait end Long Island aeaalda that has! profited by the extension of th railroad.

I Th Improved facilities for reach ing this formerly isolated resort hav been the mealxs of bringing many newcomer The bkthlna- Seaaj-in nnmnmA TtA charge ol th beach, and every known safe- UIIIIIKIL II IQ auaiu civiiubu in prirmi acci- waitar. i ne sun on nere is many other point along th Atlantic coast Anmft. Ailtmm r.Lr ft. ft. ft.

i fine bluff wiftun it, av L-ummKnua ava nITt View or the shore front. From th bluff th dune alfng the ahor resemble th wave In a sea kf sand. Like the Hampton. Am- aganseii i is mora oi a piac tor Bummer domes iDa a seaaiu rcturv. PATCljoat HAS MAHX GCESTt.

Th OpetalnsJ Hop mt the RaiUh Uonae Last Hlht-Th VUltora. PATCHOGUE. L. JuIy tl-ThU place I fast glane Show. tilling up with Summer Visitors, a I lh register of tb hotel will Th Raiilah House will sir a a ood star th fteasoh to-nlsa.

with It ooenln hnti. dr, th direction of Manager McCutcorv Among the guest at this hotel are the following: Edwin H. Price, Mr. C. 1).

Rust. Mr. and Mr, tnto Fischer and ramny. Louis W. Rice, Frank H.

uord, A. As-suskv and sister. Miss Clara Germ- sheinier, Rose Oermsheimer, Wl.l- lam jr.inritT, iiarry urown, namuei 11, i i ft. a i -ft riieiuaii, mr. nuu tfiia.

urvti tt iihh- dorn, R. Hchnelder, and Qeorge Schuelder. an or ruew-Yora; i Mrs. n. a.

oimpson, 4iina ciiiiifviif, fin, iiu rota, iv Brewster nnd family. Mr. and Mrs. P. Bid den and family.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Rogers. Miss Rogers, William C.

Walker. 8. H. Cohen. 1.

Cohen. A. H. Cohen, Harold Cohen, and Mr. Thomas Evans and son, and E.

O. Mayer, all of urooKiyn. GAVETV AT SHELTER ISLAND, The Sestaoa. Opeslss with UrllllliMt Baiuwer kxptrted. SHELTER ISLAND, L.

July 0. The season at Shelter Island has opened with a tush. July and August are Very popular months here, and this year bids fair to be the most brilliant Bummer season th island ha had for several' years. Although the large hotels have been open for only a week, many guest are arriv ing dally, and the i place ha a gay and animated appearance. A number of new cottages adorn the heights overlooking the water and add hew attraction to that already famous quarter ot th Island known as Divinity Hill.

The Shelter. Island Tkcht Club opened Its clubhous nuM ttm ago, and the Summer promises to be a lively one for the club members. Several new craft have been added to the club this season, and the Regatta Committee hag some good raoe scheduled for the last of July 'and the month of August. A large number of prominent yachtsmen, from other clubs have engaged room at th hotels. and expect to spend some of tb time in tnia vicinity, -j.

no opening regatta wa sailed on the Fourth, and proved a very Interesting race, although many, ol tne ooais are not yet rigged for racing. Although It is still early for any social event of much prominence, yet many society people are here, and are making arrangement to spend the Bummer, and the season looks every way like a social success. i Sailing, bathing, and driving have been the chief occupations of pleasure seekers thus far, while the Card tables and the dancing nana nan Dean popular amusements in the evening. i Amort the arrivals at the Manhstiaet House are th following: Tho Rev. W.

L. atoore, ana rt. i moore, Mr. and Mrs. H.

D. Norris, Miss G. V. D. Norrls.

Joseph H. Norris. Beverly H. Norrl. Mis M.

Dumper, Mr. and Mf. H. M. Anthony, F.

L. Anthony. Alfred Anthony, Mi Tueker. miss nossie jn.jowperthwaltand I ftft TJ r. ftW rtl TV -Mat XI ft.

Cowperthwatt, Mr. and Mr. Foster Mil-liken, Carl Bickhard and famliy, Mrs. a. C.

Wlltse, Miss G. and Master A. G. WlltSe, Robert W. Carl.

R. S. Chlsholttli Adolph Bernstein, Henry Blssell and wire. Miss Series, Herman Burr. Fred M.

Burr, Mrs. u. uyaii, cnariea s. Faulkner, Frederick Reck. Mrs.

Reck. Mlaa iHal. n. u. J.

W. 6how. Mra W. H. Shaw, mK ahd Mrs.

S. Hogan, Francis M. Nelson, Mr. John Rebblns, Mrs; John O. Butler aiid family, Mr.

Lamont Domlnick, Thomas M. Debevolse, George F. Domlnick, Mr. and lurm. jn, oiriiiiiiirUft asrs.

a. uanieil. Miss M. A. Footei Mr, and Mr.

nir Clamaen, Miss Marlon Clamsen Hugo puoer, j. x. simonson, Mrs. Thomas C. Lyman.

Mlas Lyman. Miss A. Lvmsh. Mr. and Mrs.

John Brown, all or New-Tork: A. Schwkrsmann and family, Chafle P. Not- man, p-. vv. uowell and wife.

Miss Florence IowelL Mr. And MrS. B. 8. Skiddiol-e.

Rlilnn C. Guyon, Almet F. Jenks and wife, F. D. Tuttie, w.

r. Bohinson, Miss Caroline Halsey, Mrs. F. Wallace of Brooklyn Mrs. S.

A. Crulkshank of Plainfleld. N. J.j N. Robblns and Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Roboer of Orange, N. MrS.

Draper and Miss Draper of Sing Sing. N. Y. Tne Prospect House opened on June 27. Among the letest arrivals art the following: Miss Fegeler, Mrs.

F. S. Schneider, EU Taltor, GJ C. Van Syckle, Miss van aycifie, Mr. ana Mrs.

oeorge Kelni, Mr. and O. B. Weber, Robert Mra A. Ooenel.

Mis Goepet, Mr. and Mrs. William A. Martin. William A Martin tr John A.

Tpbln, Henry Butler Charles H. Kidder. Mrs. William M. Haber-shaw.

Miss Habershaw, W. E. Stanley, noTtaru neim, airs. p. u.

uarnes, JS. a. Barries, Thomas Barnes, b. Thomas, Mrs. Mary a.

uavtdson. Miss Davidson, Mra. J. RtPtvith i YY ftrtftft ci Dft.nW...v A. M.

Davidson, Da H. Richardson, and H. W. Woottonkall of New-Tork; Dr. and Mrs.

W. E. Butler, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore M.

TowL Allen Towl. Daniel Towl, airs. w. l. Anaerson, Mtss Mildred Anderson.

Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Wurster, the Misses Wurster, W.

Wurster, Mr. and Mrs Luckenback, Miss Ltickenback, Mr. and Mrs. Henryi W. the Misses Crouse, H.

Thornton Crotise, Mr. and Mrs. Gorman Boardman, and Mr. and Mrs. D.

Rcmsen.of Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Sliver or orange, HjJ.i John Davidson ahd Miss Davidcoii or Newark, N.

and Mr. and Mrs. or Ftatbtish, L. I. The Bay View House, which has been open since May 1, among Its guests James W.

Bonner, P. S. Connor, F. C. Hurrows, Mr.

ahd Mrs. Everitt Brown, Mrs. K. E. Dr.

SL, Smith. Edward r. j- uaiioii, i n. wromweil, ur. J.

Ralph Jacobv. Charles A. Goodrich. i and A. W.

Olden, Geot-ge J. ettel. S. A. William Howard Ra-chan, George Demarest, Mra J.

B. Edson. Mr. Edson, Miss Edson. and Master Edson or New-Tork Mr.

and Mrs. A. K. Shelber, Miss C. Kin Q.

W. Demarest, G. F. Demarest, Mr. ana Weir, Miss Weir, Miss Janette Weir, -Mrs.

Charles Halstead, air. naroiu naisieaa, Mr. j. c. Clark Morton, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas S. Shorthand, Mrs. J. O.

Horton and ann Mr- mrA Mrs. A. P. Strout, Hdward O. Brumley, Mr.

and Mrs. M. S. Skidmore, Fletcher M. Cook.

Mrs. A. B. Klna- and Mr anil Xtrm IT of Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs.

G. 'Copeland and Mr. ahd Mrs. AJ K. Raymond of Mont- ctair.

xm. J. THE FOURTH AT The Resort Starred Rlaht la for ProBperon seaabn. EtXiEMRTtP! T. a Tl.

Edgemere, which opehed here recently under such charming auspices, arranged a number of special feature for the enter tainment or its guests on the Fourth. The morning was given over to fishing and boating parties, knd there were firework on the Inlet and a dance In the evening irt the handsome big dining hall, which Is one of tho marked features of th architecture uoiei. ine new lour-m-natia coach which is to run trom the hotel this season iiauQ wo or tnree runs auring the, day. J. Randolph Heiser, th expert billiard player, B-ave anrrift, st-lilh tin a-am.

--ft- aiuc Among the new arrivals are Mr. and Mra. ir- ni Mr- J- W. Cook. Mr.

and air. ana jurs. uampion, M. A. Coleman.

Mr Xfr u. r-. v. vft.ft.ft Qft3 vilftftHIl- cey of Brooklyn; Mrs. H.

Davidson and the Misses Davidson. Mr. ahd Mrs. Davis, Mr. fnd Mrs.

Charles Bigelow. Mr. and Mrs. 7 ir. anu Mrs.

l. ijiatcn- Jord Mr. and Mrs. R. C.

Browh. Mh Beebe, Mr, and Mrs. BalUrd, Mr. and Mrs. W.

p. Clyde, and N. A. Coleman. The Reportesl Rotcliuoa Vena.

From Tha AlhaM Jnnrnll t-Iv a A cablegram wa; yesterday received at ine Harvard College Observatory from Vienna, and W31-d has since heen mmmiml cated to all observatories ot.the country relative to a discovery which Pro. Weiss of the Vienna Observatory claim to have made on the planet Venus. In the cable gram he calls attention to a notch near tne aoum norn or venus and requests Amer lean astronomers to note the time of Iti annearanca, aJ uiBuuciiiftiim, Tn a ft 1 v. icvuixr iimuj rroi. ooss or the Dudley Observatory said that the tlhftt(AmftnnM ft I 1.

I nUi Tiaioia last, nignt inruugn tn telescope witn which he li wont to study the heaven. The discovery if It tiron.lt I ha nna Kftm aa 1.4 ftl.k. -1 I. determining the nature of tha planet Venu. Light and shadow on ur- umjur huiwi ana tnrougn thsra mrv a rri Ten ai.

A nhntnrMhh nl ftka ftftftMftftm ft 1ft. ftvuft wun naic rjx nirrace illuminated stand In th reception room or the observatory and tho tin between th light and ahadow on thl la very Irregular. This th professor declared of th4 Prnt of mountains for if the surface wa perfectly smooth the line, bet ween light snChadt wmlld bs trail-" one. If tb Vienna dtacovery 1 -I. aaiu, jt wouia seem to point iw xitnco of mountain on this e-e Altraetloa at Manhattan, ttah.

Althouch aantaenxnts ksrs beea prevldtd plenty at Mahhatu Baack sthee the middl June, the regular seasoh hardl kaaa. la cf until tb past ink. Soosa's tnuaie aad Pain's brUt- lani prra spsetaale ar astaMlshad fawtaraa. niauTaiioQa bi Bar Manila ana etreuB that sr tranMasaly popular? hi waaair, the lataat being tiia hjLrml We, burl tr: H. SOCIETY; BUSY AT LKNOX Tbe Festiviilcs- ind Social Events of Ihe Week 1IAKY YIITOliS AT, THE C0T1AGES The Clu ba Periectlna; Arrautfement for OuUlaor Sport Move-.

Dieuta of the Hummer licaltlenta. LENOX, July dV-The return of Mr. and Mrs. James Abercrombl Burden. from their brief wedding trip has been the cause of numerous festivities In Lenox this week.

They are stayHng with Mr. and Mrs. William D. Sloan, at Elm Court, and will remain here for a short time. They will go to some time la.

July, Where they will be the guests xt Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbllt at the Breakers, i. They propose to carry out their original plan of IriuriiAV munil: lh, ftftfttr.ft-1.1 Thftw a. 1 11 croaei the Pacific some tlm4 iu August, their trip to reach Japan In 'ihe hrvaanlhemum uuniLUn.

Simula mil dinner of twenty eovers la thalr bono Monday- nightt' The guests Included Mr. and Mrs. cornenus vanqernut. Miss uertruue Vanderbllt. Mr.

and Mrs. John Bloano, Mr. William. Sloan, son of John Sloane, Baron f4chonhertf Mlia Poriii Ur jml'tln An. son Phelps MIsS Ethel Blokes, Miss Helen Slokea, Mrs.

John Bain, the Misses Barnes, and Mtss Coustaacei i Mrs. Georre Wiilism Cnrlis hoa been ftIn it- ing Mrs. Frahk IC Sturgl thht week at Clipaton Granje. Henry A. Barolay has taken a cottage SeabHeht.

W. frlr IHa nrnnlk nil Jntv The family will spend August In Bar Har- Dor. returning to Lenox Bnpt. I lot the Autumn gayeties. The Lenox Club held It annual meeting Friday.

Nearly all th old officers were re-elected. John WlhthrOp 1 Preaident. Joseph W. burden Treasurer, and David t-yaig There was some changes in the Board of Governor from last year. George Q.

Haven and F. Tl TiniaD Wnra a 1 ftftft ti KnAft. 1 1 I ft ftft ft.uu wftsftftwu ft mKT ft ft. a yiauca of br. R.

C. Greenleaf ahd George rVi Fol- som, who are in Europe. After th annua! meeting, a lunoheon Was served at theielub- nouse wmcn was well attended by he members of the club. Bam of Inn ent were Anson Phelps 8tokes, George O. naven, Joseph- Burden, John K.

Alexandre. Johh SL RMaaa n.n. a R. S. Dana, Alfred Devereux, GeorgtS Ug- ginson.

jonn Sloane, William D. Sloane, Morris it Jesup, George HV Morgan, 8. Howland Robblns, and Orm Wilson. The members discussed, among Other things, the matter of outdoor Sports, Thsy would like to have a tennla tnnma nuni thta Autumn 'on the club courts, of which there are four very fine ones on tha elub i They have not had a tournament would like to revive 16- lnB sport. An errort Will le made to get tne crack ptayer here.

There la not ti imiAk i ft. uui am uauai on in ciuo court- this Summer, as those who usually IllO faiiniu aa A A a sivins tneir special att-on- I Inn tmif v. i A u.m Li ftL. v. -i uiougni on its new K.en- IllCtV Vlnft.A vruit-n aiLfacts attention, a he 1 One of the finest saddle honwl ever aaan wh spending the summer l.

v. trcmi in AioanT ana lrlP this week. Jle fe- i-Mt of The Summer Tmla Tha annual n. oi ine. manaeenac I a aa Riva 'Ink ft.

i a ai tne ciuonouse Monday. Anson Phelps Stokes waa ere.l rresiuent; j. Egmont Schermerhorn Treasurer, and Tlavlil I S-l. ftfj ftft i vftav, 1 uv CIUO fnlfift" eVg i.e-Ing something like a hundred member The manTrtatjhia, la a. a aa a J1Z a Vr rannnea 10 men, out tne women take an ctJTte part tn all inatters 0 clock teas at the boat, clubhouse made Of aanpnlnl Irt tkla a.i z.

TLT "caagu. mere fomcthln aid at the knhUkl nltt tJhg rrr' rowm una sailing Itl club own two or -lr- 'toKes una sr. me na1r privat, sailboats, ahd BtIie whoats shells: and wa first Jay for some tnel? ha bn suillclent breese ome lhe oan wumen mproved the occasion by Impromptu races in their sailpoats. xfr-r Cooke and Mr. and r.fnn,?.

aBav delightful enter- fir thil flna -Tl nr. llraaurthl.5f J.uly nlh- They hd an interesting ahd elaborate display or iire-works early In the evening, followed by dancing and supper. This was the lar-FhSfft. t1hrtn'the Cookes have given at their country place. the or "viieu were ar.

ana airs. Cor nelius anderb it. Mlsa, Vanderbllt. Mr. and Mm.

Qrrmr WUon( John. E. Alexandre" 8. Howland. nnhKlna Ulr km t.L.t, ft? ft, a.

"ft Oil B. -UIIID bahds, the Misses Sanda P. Schermerhorn. Jameson Cottlng, George A. xr0Cnl xBaroS 8chonberg, iuiam aitiane, AIT.

anrl rB (la-nrB-a t-I a --y- mvi njii 'r, nmrisrumoiT uuraeru Mis Charlotte Barnes, Miss Edith Barnes Phelps Stoke, the Misses Stokes, Anson Stoke. Jr member or the Stoke' hohse party! Bravton Tvea anil uu. rx. J' tan ATftTa, m.v. anu Airs.

Morris K. Jesup. and Mrs. David Lydlr. and Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Astor unstea. xne music for the entertainment was furnished by the Lenox Band. Ivfff anil laJs-aa Tl'I I I -v dinner mkTV.H"'!, VSSS? "ft ft. i iiiKui, ana en-tertalned their guests, with nreworksi aM tciiiub.

iq aispiay was a beautiful one. and many of the guests who attended tha I. nreworks be- ft. noi 10 conmct very much There Were tlr-aaorW. i ftiauv v.

1 1 1 niner fStt5end-thJ generally made thery were 'T tne scene was a brill ant one, rocket going up from flftv or sixty; places within a rSdiu of two th a concert on Ki sir Ptrtotlc song by a chorus Jf Horaeback Vir Ki. i ctit oeiore. he f.f Charlotte Barnes are trlannaa Vv wi. nne eqUeB- klmple tins nn( luw-crownea straight- brimmed straw hats, rather short dark ft Shter. rL a.

are onen out Wri5. thif fln- thorough- breda They canter up and down th hill Ma1 wll tand "intfemr ta rter to Saturday. Mr. an3 Mr. Georre furnure son here.

01 Kftft L.A it 1 wk VTTJ'W ne.t Terrace about the lt of ctJip AitrlssL a light tFap: TM stok'e uBT and much en trv Th7Bilfti mt eoun- heVt leave Lenox -w-ir-ai-av- sbVIIU Wtm fa gin mtm a Waa, -I asjasas rr Among the wuraan who are lid Ing are Mtss ttthal lng. Miss Ch riot It il.rna.-Wli.w'"- dll 1th and th blcycl I prevtne; a-raat rival to Mr. and Mr. Corhellu Vanderbllt gave aUnlyeL0i coVer Wednesday Km 8 oanaT iirr and MraT "till1" iittmw, are lUlvrnglhrougti ft Berkshire Hill. wHl' t3 hraf JJnn F- Andrew of Tor arrived la linox tbj vV for art) IK Bummer.

They hav spent many season her. Mr. and W. V. Montagu and daugh' tr of ar spending a few days In th country on a driving tour.

They have been making Lenox their headquarters for a day two. -Interest In golf la constantly Increasing. A match was pis fed between 1. Parkmau Shaw and William Gammcll on Tuesday. They mad two round of eighteen hole.

Mr. Shaw won in hi strokes to Mr. (Jam-mail's 133. Many of the golf enthusiasts watched the game, which was a clone one. Impromptu tnatehes ar taking place almost every day.

Mis Kate Carey Is out with her fdbr-ln-hand nearly every day. She was out on her brake Tuesday, and held the line over a cros -match of grays and bays. Her brak has a yellow running gear And dirk bo'ly, picked out In yellow. Mis Ruyter was ort the box with her. Others with her were Miss Clara Dowk and Miss Carey, William Hloane.

son of John will sail for Europe on the tn be gone tnrougn the summer, lie naa liirmsy, tne famous Yale football Captain, with him over Sunday. onn Hioane. wno naa neen in ivcw-iora for a few dsvs. returned to Wrndhurst on Tuesday. He has been somewhat out of neaitn.

out is mucn better. A Jolly house rarty of young people have been enjoying bemselves at Wyndhurst this week with Impromptu dances, outdoor snorts, and other entertainments. Jameson Cottlng. who has been spending a tew day in New-York, returned to Lenox on Tuesday, J. Edward Davis cam tip from New-Tork on Tuesday, and will remain here with tne iamuy ouring tne season.

lie nas as his guest Seymour Grand Cromwell. une or tn Joiiitst times enjoyed on th Fourth was at a plcnlo near th Mahkeenac Boat Club All the vounoer sat went down with their lunch baskets, and th affair wa very Informal and delightful. They had rowing race on the lake, and en- eq tnemseive in vanou ways. ol. Fred Grant was th ruest of Anson Phelp Stokes over th Fourth.

Thl is his first visit tn Rhadnw ror.tr Ha greatly delighted with Lenox, as he saw It at its oest. tne weaiger being perrcct, ana the driving excellent 6n account of tha re cent ralna STOCK ORIDGB DELIGHTS I1V GOLF. It Divide the Atteatleat of Saassaer Resldeata with 8TOCKBRIDGE. Mail. Jnlv ft Tha Fourth was celebrated here with flna din.

plays of fireworks. Rockets from the lawns or tn cottagers on Prospect Hill made a fin ahowlng. Th Executive Committee of the Laurel HU1 Association held a meeting this week to arrang for the anniversary exerciaaa. Which Will ba held th iuruil Thl aaaAa elation is the oldest tillage Improvement society In th country, and has done much giv Btockbridge the reputation which hold, of being one of the neatest and best-kept village anywhere tn America. The address will made by Baacom Of William CnllosrA nn Villa a-a Improvement and Social Progress." The annual meeting will be a sort of memorial meeting to Mrs.

John Z. Goodrich, the founder of the society, who died recently. The annual meeting of tha atMohholilara of the Casino will be' held next Monday. It is probable that most of the old board of officers will be re-eleeted. The Casino Is so popular that the stockholders are disposed to do ail they can to make it attractive.

Work Is nearly completed oh the new dirt tennis court, and other Improvements are being made, It Is hoped that the ft i. ii ft, ia.ft.-r tn iht vcBftWn, may-prOve to be a great success. Dr. Henry M. Field, who sailed for EJu- mi-la aW.t a tnt 4a.l.aft.

.1 a. will make a tour of the cathedral toWhs. Miss May Field, a daughter of J. E. Field.

a aft ii.nuur I Ul nc L'ai I. Vhprm la a muvl A an I I ft ftftft.ft. ft. ft ft- ft-ft roi ftlf LftvftBft. ing cn the Housktonlo River here this Sea- avffft, aiiv.

ic vwunrS UOWU DJ tU6 DtOCK- bridge Meadows, near the Oxbow, is a fnTnrllD nnd 9m T-ft i i. ft-. ii, a -ne ouiiuai uurai boat parade i likely to be very pretty this fu "i was aureaay taixea up, al- definite about it. fx Goir is very popular, and the yountf people are dany at the finks, which are laid out near the IVlson place. There are uvica.

tuTcnnx over a mue and a quarter. There la a 1 1 i i. i ft ft i i ft. make the ground adapted to exciting same. A niv.c uiuai iiuereiiiea in Boll tre Joseph H.

Clioate. Wilfred I I'lr Ra.M tT.ft ftft I Tl rft m. iT vt ucu'n inaicn-fj. Poloni, Mis Mabel I. Cho.te.

mima iwiiioftftftfti. anu suss erman. mere are matches almost dally, ahd It 1 hoped. -a iuu vmjcib usvve iii mure PlltP. rt bYAi tin aimA lni.fhalt.

-J- ftK a-vaam 111 Vtt UV1UII The golfers would like to get some good nun LiruiesBiuiuiis nere tor some exhibition matches. Mici flftt Pninnl rrn a 9 Iwk it. fn Phtce on Friday, which all the golfers and fti.cn us iiimuea. toretner Wlthmabr of the cottagers. The players droLped lh lilii" very lniormaiiy.

in their golf suits, and talked over the longest Oh of the de-llghtfui Casino efiterUln-ments Is to tr.ke place this evenlno- rt take the form of a blind auction and a upper. There will also be dancing in the mnala rftrftn l- ft.ft.ftM ft i wvn auu are not naDDF unless they can dance. RlrVfllna- la aa milnh ia ft L'lSi ft. i lift i ii Bioca- bridge as everywhere else, ahd tt is tmpos- i uwwn wa snaay Btockbridge street without encountering many pretty 0-lrla nn th.l, ftvkftft.1. ft ft i a.

wi, a hu jt ira. a Llghtner, MlsS Edna McGraw, and T. A. wr. wno nave come on.irotn Detroit, have their wheels with them, and have wheeled aU over the county? RoKp.t iffry 'of New-York, who has spent his Summers here for some years, arrived In town this week.

Among other New- rr4kr5ahLr.e Miss Mln-ford. the Misses Mary Agnes, and Emma iHnford. JMr. and Mrs. N.

G. Bradford, Jr John T. Waring, Miss Waring. Mrs. W.

ri Harden, Miss Hayden. Wlillatu QulntSrd. rjunniu i. nuwn, mrs-'W. r.

rToctor. C. E. Proctor, knd Mr. A.

O. Price: RAttV WEIEK AT BAR iilRDOR, It la Always Bapeeted aad the Cot. tatter Are Glad It I OTer. BAR HARBOR. Julv ft.

A trtwlt continuous rain Is not the most pleasant thing In the world, especially to TOjoumers AFTER DINNER when yoti have eaten heartllr. vnn should take only of Dr Pierce's pi nt Pell, Your stomach and liv er need Ihe fen-tle stim. ai wet as invigorating; effect of thetw tiny, sugar-coat ed trsnules. If you drowsy, dull, languid, inex pressiblr tiretl or debilitated lrnn'v. petite and frequent headache or dixrihesa, a tarred nr raaat tt 7i the "Pelleta." They are anU-biliotw act in prompt aad mtUmrmt way, without RosraT Mar-mr.

of HWf, fetiirngkmrn write Three years ago I cowitaeaced taking Dr. Pierce' Gotdea Medical Discovery) I weighed tip bounds, and now I weigh 175 poafids, so yon see how 1 have gained la health nd weight. Doctor Pierce's FvUrts are the beat rdll. I ever took lor the Uver. all say frtced Say they do theta the Kvost good." i 1 SatfTiiH 1L Ss LiVTJipru-fft ftSaa-WMl Am writes "There noli rWJeea, as Livet Wll.

They have dew Wtore IT4 IV ty e-aet ttted-fcia 1 hav em takea. Mk. aUxaa, a. ftrrdiyT ft ft lap at a Summer resort where the mnl I driving oi riding In rpen rridfc with elk parasols, not umbreiu, raiv overhead. But a th rain kept down da after 4ay there olinr thought, that Just such a to Bar Harbor one in ery 8u'rn.

mer, waa far better ftr It aj-p -L-i. lhn lo lme at tVl nelffht nr haa mam, ia a a 11 9 cf Tii. KA.V..ft.ftTt-i llL Heasiu of the thouHsnd I ho UI then ba h.r. There appear 1 tl l-B a II.iIm place between Nw-Yorkers ami phlan a to wbO anal, "ran "the, umr- hut." If cSTint "'l itth i In -It thl se4on. Nut i ny aoes tn rrictropoll thIK-nplr Stat o.MT?mt-r bu' t-fenlng of JuIy U.

The alnner' dane wt.kh loll-i wed were i ivvth vpWn successee and yojthy of that 1 cellar J. A. Garland of New-York, the l4.id-ni i th club, natal th centre of the table with a Kdward A. Hmlth, th Tr-narr of t'. elub.

Among the ether the table were Ja A. Jr Garland. and Mra Robert" Bowler, Oea. George M- Dodjo. 1'arks t-Dd Hi Oirden.

'in nest ClnaVr will be given on Oi 1-th. Among the many lover of golf who oh the Kebo links there is no. t.n enters into th game with greater sst t. Jesse Hoyt of New-York. He is-tt ever, dayraln or shlneL nd la gsttlag to be an 'ih Misses Garland of kewi York aM on prtt.est and moat popular c.Br.

ladle who are summering at liar HvUr They rid and drty a great deal, and tnaV be seen on Corntcbe Drive every rtrn, wther) permits. Their rather i well-flll-d stable iaftard ample opportunki ror thl delightful! Joephln iPomeroy is inot.Vr thus aatle rider knd golf player. th H1- George Balciwla New. ell of Tuxedo Park, N. at thttrtr'nt little cottage, on jfiden Street.

S' f.1B"d7' Ntfw-Xofk banker, bit 'li1 lAm yacht of on." upo11, wn'cn a tke tnaSy delightful trips along ieoaaV accon panied by his friends. Mr. and Mrs. John i. Etn.ryV of Tork are at their beautiful cotiage, Tha Turret, oi Edeni Street.

Mr. and Mrs. George Place hate arrived and wiU -c-cupy their pretty tittle cottage, en the treet. Trevolt Cottars, on Keba Street. I now ocdupied.by Mra V.n an? Mr.

and Mra. Glriud Foster Among th New-Yorker here are VUi G. Whit. Ml Jl H. Mr.

Augustus Korhitse, Mr Kea-hoff. Mra WlllUm H. Towns-nd, Mis A. WUkenning. Dr.

and Mra George, d. Wbee-lick, WUliam H. JWheeUckv Oar. Jonr Mra, Lyster. Alfred Mahdevi.i Cbarlea T.

Colby And famllyj Mr. and Mrv J. Montgomerr Hare, Mis Blisabeth Hare, Miss Mary; Meredith Hare. and Master Morin 8. Hare, Mra.

Fellow Davis and family, Mlas L. Ai ScuU. Miss M. Li, Miss Oertrude Klamroth, E. Hilleg-al Klamroth, Mr.

and Mr. Isadora Braggiott. Mr. Loul a Gartiner, Mr. and Mrs.

B. Thomas, Mr O. Hubbard, air. and Mrs. MtlvlUe Mrs.

H. Ularur. 8. S. Cahnelio, UT C.

iiaggerty aad wife, Mr. John A. dliZerega, Mr. and ifrs. Charlea Abercfotnie, Mlas E.

A. OBgoo.t, Mrs. J. Lawrence Lee, Mlsa M. L-e.

htm. nauanurs. iqwoieiM, and r. ii. lavmgsron.

it Anna Af cottaC trtr. S.ue of the Rereat Vii(or tl ikt i 'i slskirt-ia- laeyard ReaaeL i. COTTAGB CITT Mas July 6.rTh e. on having a very satisfactory opening. New-Tork and Western arrivals, especially by boat, atje numerous.

The betel are all open and ar apparently prosperous. Dr. H. A. Tuckei- of Brooklyn qBg opened hU beautiful villal on Ocean; Avenue.

Dr. J. M. Bolonion of I Boston ha oc4rtipied his house, on Avenue. Bright.

United States NavV, is domlcdled in his new home, at; Vineyar Haven. Assistant Adjt. Oen. Babcock'S falmlly has arrived for th season. I i Mr.

and Mr. Arthur t. Mills of Albany. N. have leaSedi the Ayrauit viUa for th season.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew COrbln of New-Britain, Connt, are located on Seaview Avenue. a M- Durfee and famliy ol Providence, Ri have arrived for the season. Mr.

and Mrs. Johd Besaon of Dobb Ferry and Mrs. Francis Smith of-Brooklyn ar guests or Mrs. Cortlella Tucker. Louis K.

Harlow, the Boston arfist. has occupied his villk. on Petjuot- Avenue. Among the visitor here are Miss H. L.

Bedell. Miss Kate 1 Fowler, lllit MatUJa Usher, and 'Miss Klbbe of Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. Kdwardf Smith; of New-York have occupied their Trinity -Park ottage.

The Rev. W. ghackleford of Nw-York was here on Sunday. Miss Harriet Abbey of Philadelphia is here for the season. Alexander M.

Orrj of New-Tork ha beea here during the week. 5 Mr. andldrs. PhUtp Corbln of New-Britain, have Opened their Ocean A venu villa. Dr.

Fi-ank 8. Meara of New. York 1 spending the Summer- on Ocean Av-enue. Gen.i John Ik. Hatch, -United States tfi.1114 ramiljt are here.

Lietiu and xirm. rpm i nompson are at ytneyard Ha- 15rle K- Davu on New-York Is visiting here. The steam yachl Iris was la pdri'Thors- SEKKlkO RES At! AKTt CttRT. The Islaasl Citi aiid Slaaeoataet Fast FllllhCj wltkj Sasaaser Tlsltors. NANTUCKET, alass'Juiy tow knd Blasconset are! fast ftHlng? up with Slimmer Visitor.

Battling has already beconi the thlnsj for the young folks. Mrs. ChaHes Metfcalf of Beaton (rave a tea the nrst of the week. The event marked society's first comlni ont. i Mr.

ahd Mrt. BJ E. Peltort ot stw-Yor. are at the Monomoy. Mr.

David it occupylrir hi harMsome new boas kt tt cliff. Roberts. Tankers, K. wss a recent truest here. Mrs.

Husog ct Washington, D. has been Spending a few day tn town. John Cv Grout of letrolt, is passina; a season at Scons et. WiUUm F. Barnard of New-tork has been looking tof a desirable Cottage lot.

a i Cornelius Shaver of Chicago ha. arrt-d at hi cottage. Brant Points Jay L. Adam and Miss Adams of New-York hav been visiting heref kn4 daughter. New-Ydrk, were In town lat week.

Mr. and Mrk Lehmalre of Kew-Tork are at Monomoy, Mr. A. ip. Geitey aoftl family of Washington, D.

are here, an also Eastman Johnson of Nw-Yorku 4 Block jslad- AtrRAcrtoHs. Tito Laike avbar pBer-lvrr4 ftak aa esli CatehlhaT. BLOCK. ISLANrj, R. July tUt teee i to be an unwritten law that the aeaaa at Block, Island shall not fairly eonMDc until after th Fokirth.

r.Tha Wg? gteaiaeri began their trips June asl brought fairly goi- parties every day to Thursday. Thi rain waa- a disappoint ment that day.1 Friday. ho- rer. tt weather waa perfect, and tha streets wers a scene tof life, parti la.wagona, barouches. Victorias, and on root Ukm kdvaatac ot th weather coodlUon to vtsit the prin cipal point ot Interest By far th most! popular drive how the new lake harbor, on the Oppoatt aid of tha tkiaiid rrom Harbor jVitlagA iu-t north of Rt centri Block Island alm eat in two by a take, having ai area ot nearly l.uuo acres, (with water vary in fref -a to i rex ib orpin.

xne nectt tan which kvparates thl from -th ocean o-the Sound sld hah been cut through, ac-a channel. kUU feet wide and let der? hae been formed. I The Art-tia-iae-ia tur completed. Two i weeks ago to-day t' steam yacht Otiertta of th Nw-Tor Yacht Club, ownedj by J. B.

Ladew, atrel ine new aaroor. ana steamed areuaa i shorea, salutlDg cottager aad atUs-tvs her whistle and cannon. Tn expense ti th work on the harbor ha been bdrne thua far by tk Stat and tha town, th State liavipv arprv- prtated $an. aat the town 0.M but I hopett that the iQwaeral Oevernment aasum the workj. and Increase th wi and depth of thejehanneL Naval exrf regard, thl harbor as of great value In a strategic tandoitit.

in case of fort Yacht smea fwho have been her season are wild oyer the new yacaung resort. Th big Ocean TleW hal-to-4 about lui guesta but thta will trei before th close of th vomlnx Among the prominent people regi.terl thia house are J. J. Fwrrta, H. A.

Tnu -Ueorge li, Bourrie, C. i George E. lirewer aad a-1f a. fra r. i Lewis, and A doll Os E.

Winders Nw-York: Dr. J. tt. nton of Irv.r VI ftlft ft i i-t. 1 ftt uwiif vai fft.ii ft Miss LeaUs Johnston.

Ueorge B. l.u and wife, J. Jerotn HVs and i. Llla M. Hayta A.

li.n-, U. and Wlf. and TlraoXhr Dwuht I Nw-Hava: tt ft. a ft ft. WI 1 1 ft vf Ora, N.

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