The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-29

nesday night, was very brilliant affair all sections
OF the Union being represented. Over five hundred
persons were present In mask and fancy costume.
Niagara Falls man advertlses:-"All persons
wanting my wife to do washing or sewing from this
| date are prohibited from bringing or sending any.
thing to be washed or made without my consent.n
Among the guests stopping at Schooleys Noun
TAIN N. j., are Chancellor Zabrlskie and family, of
New Jersey; J. r. Ford and family, Of New York;
Mr.. Bishop, OF New Brunswick; Professor RuggIes,
| OF Smithsonian Institute, ana Oliver H. Ewing.
Inc RUNE Is the most extraordinary curiosity In
the White Mountain region. 1t appears as though
some marvellous force had split asunder an immense
bed Of rock, leaving chasn some eighty feet in
depth by twenty or thirty feet in width and several
hundred feet in length. stream nows through
the fssure. but by means Of plank walk visitors
pass through IL and under the immense rock which
| hangs suspended between the two granite walls.
How the boulder came In Its present position is a
mystery. 1t may have been the result Of convul.
SION OF nature 1t may be that It was forced over
the precipice by Indians and caught half way in It's
Mrs. c. A. Smith, of 12e Fifth avenue, is at Rich.
field Springs for the season ~. ~
Mrs. 9. s, Benson, OF East Ninth street, summers
Milton Bradley, Mr. Gordon and family, J. R.
Smith and Wife Roswell Lee and wife, J. E. McIn-
| tyre and ]. w. Cotton, from Springfield, Mass are
summerfng at Martha's Vineyard. =
Ex-secretary Seward INDUCES IN little rowing
| DAY. III
correspondent says "a fashionable hell for
blaze. Perhaps he refers TO the heated term, which
| Is no respecter OF age or sex.
tract from the books Of the census caayasser at
Branc1:-The hsndsomest man at Long Branch is
Hon Charles E. Loew; the most interesting, John
Hoey; the richest James Fisk, Jr; the poorest John
Peterson the latest John DE Baues; the leanes c.
King; the taest, W. b. Borrows; the smallest, Abe
Hummel; the heaviest, Sam Spencer; the highest,
Johnny Fredercks; the most truthful General Dent
the youngest. Frank Cavanagh; the fastest John
Chamberlin; the slowest Jake Dawson; the nosiest,
Windy Stewart; the quietest, Judge Joseph Kocn;
the nobbiesr, Lester walack; the best Dr. HelmbOd;
Adas s nsncs s WsRir as he s
eral Grant: the walkist Judge Connolly-walks from
ss9d ya hoos sns 70 Long e. Branch 3rs
from 100 to 200 miles of coach riding twenty dve to
tnlry miles being good days ride over the hllly
roads, Provided you obtain an outside seat, which
every one strives for-ladles well as gentlemen.
the ride is In the highest degree exhilarating and
Penegewasse and PEABODY rivers Is full Of seIe
doris and every turn OF the road reveals fresh pic
ture. ..
Among the guests stopping at Greenport, L. l., we
NM the following rom this city are Mr.. and MRS
". a. Gwnne' Mr. and Mrs: s. s. pale, Mr.. and Mrs:
Mrs Charles Johnson, Miss Ella A. Johnson, Mr.. ana
Mrs Joseph 9. Cobb, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander ".
STEIN, Mr. and MIS- George Shepherd, MIR. and Mrs.
Ward, g. Gore, Thomas s. Young, Jr.. p. v. A.
W. Gordon, !. y. Donaldson and Hon. A. r. Russell.
From Brooklyn, Mr.. and Mrs. George DeBevOst Mr.
| q. Gore. q. A. Miller ana w. Ii. Young. Among the
guests at the Avenue House Mr.. VIM. l. BLOW and
Humphreys and Miss Amelia Young all Of st. Louis;
Messrs. j. A: Norton, and J. NJ Donnelly OF Canada;
Miss Lizzie Clark and Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Newton
OF Albany, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hearth At the wy.
andank House are MI. and Mrs. James p. Johnston.
Mr. Mr. a W MRS Isaac Barton mr. and Mrs smith
Manwarlng, all OF New York. and Mr.. and Mrs. Par
SONS, OF Connecticut -
n n pron
James McAilister and wife. Mrs. s. Hoag, Mrs.
Bornstin and two daughters, DR.. S. Murphy b. F.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Read, 4. Gilbert Carlisle Nor
wood, Jr.; John Patton and wife. Mrs. Ii. NJ Over
Mrs. and Miss Price, Mrs. NJ II. Foster, s. W. An.
drews Horace ingersoll and wife, J. H. Baker. viii
Ciews, New York. William Temple, Trent tom a. W.
lacy. $. P. Shepard and Mrs. Farnum, Boston;
Davis and wife, PINE Groves f. b. Taggart,
Mrs. Cashier, Philadelphia: II. Abby and wife,
A. Bealy J. NJ Cornell and wife; General Buford,
United states Army; Misses c. and l.. Browning, A.
W. Watson, Miss E. Watson Mrs. Bullock, Dr. W.
Adams and { family MISS E. woodbridge, General W.
wSHd ynea states Army MISS Beach Mrs Van
ton; Miss Thomas, Mrs: NJ b. Clapp and MISS N. q.
Solomans, DIR. }. j. Pendergrast. G. W. Banker j.
GGCnpqns James Nsw P YspR and family
and wife, j.: 9. Griffin and WIFE, G. McCiel idp
Thomas McClelland, George Connah, Ira Brown, H.
s. Wese, MISS Sharp, James A. Bradley q. K. Dunn,
Thomas Carter Joseph Mckee. @. w. Coland'
H Alvin, George G. Ward, Charles cox, H. Miiier'
New YORK; n, 8; Steward, North Carolina; A. s.
Ssetmsn T. ya MesO f. m0ngomer Judge
.. r. Stoutenburg, Mrs. T.. Howell, Miss Howell. j.
B. Dobpins, H. Kelsey J. 9. Van Fleet, A. s. Clark.
j. G. Reeves, J., Towers, William Gilbert, Wash ing,
ton d. c.; A. Bates Georgia; Samuel J. Smock g.
Newport paper says:-We have no race course.
no glided gambling hOuses--in short none OF the
dissipation for which summer resorts are usually
famous. fhe same FAMILIES come year after year,
to establish friendships anu TO enjoy others
society. They regard Newport not as place to be
visited but as home In which large portion or
them ana say the city dull-that little or nothing
that many OF the wealthiest and most prominent
families IN the country are here; but complain that
fascinating. ShOddy especially complains, Tor here
shoddy Is estimated at its true value. There are
residents Of Newport than at Saratoga Long Branch
and Cape May combined. This fact, and others like
II, tell the story. Newport Is the summer home of
the best class OF people from all sections OF the
country. trfla DOS M OF DIV
Some Of the hotel propretors at the watering places
say that account OF the war 10 Europe they can
not afford to give q german this season. ~. : N
The number OF New Workers that visit Cape May
Philadelphia resort almost exclusively Ii is to the
latter city what Long Branch is to New York The
Quaker City people run over TO 1t ON dying visit,
the journey being so short as to make it q mat.
ter Of little consequence as regards time The Cape
is certainly attractive as resort both for health and
cessful In pleasing their guests. Among the later
arrivals from this city are the folowi &c. Lind,
AT National Hall, Thomas Ogdenberg. At the recep-
ton given to the Fifth Maryland regiment at
the Occasion:-Mrs General Sewell, Mrs. 4. III. Ste
venson. OF Cape May; Miss Mary Carter OF Baltimore;
Miss Sae Shlver, Mrs. Laura q. Worde Mrs
Thomas swan, Mrs. NJ Jenkins and Miss E. jenkins,
all OF Baltimore; Mrs. II. Harrison, Mrs. M. II. stan
ton. Mrs. DR.. Leaning Miss Celia Filter, Miss Annie
M Filter Misses Leaning. Miss Anna KirkbrIde
Miss Mary Harbert, Miss Kate Murrow, or Phlladsl.
pha Miss Belle Tucker, Misses Fricks Miss r.
Thomas, Miss Nellie Brooks, Sile Taylor, Misses
Gibson, Sophia Howard Mrs. Hodges Mrs. Stryker