The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-23

honorable A. q. Smith, from Smithve. There were
al the mop representatives IRON yearly all the satrs
anu tantdas. besides goOdiy nuInDe oil tue beau.
lies OF the village all IN their pIeliiest attire me
toilels worn were mott and a:tfa tive and way
should they rot Des For Is 1t not generally SHOWN
That tue bellies at watering places, when not en-.
gagged In niriing, give their Idle moments 10 the
Planning OF tpllets Tor the hops and the success
which crown their la ors Is marvellous.
THE BELLE OF ThE EVENING
was New YORK iady from The classical MURRAY
Hal the daughter "a Broad street banker; sne was
dressed IN ht pink SILK; Is "A sieAder oonae, ner
golden hair, DARK brown eyes, nearly biacE-the
strangely beautiful combination OF nair ana eyes
cloud of white mist over the SIX, caught up on tue
sides with cias rs SCI WITH diamonds. Inc dress was
OF White lace that haa been iu orted from Canada.
without paying toll 10 our Uncle samuel. The same
ricn lace was used aooat the neck OF the dress as
edging. From her ears hung beauriini PAIR OF
solitaire diamonds, aud large cross OF the same
precious stones, sns, ended from heavy god nec,-
lace, was worn on the p.etty and wei formed neck.
winch was AZ wnite as alabasler. Another pretty
toilet and which ellcIed from the ladies' macn
Of the Judges OF New Orleans, WHO is spend.
ing the season ut the International. oehg
sSHrs dress French ns Se s wh an 81
tae rage here The underlress had tye smali rules,
very iul while the Overdress was long. and draped
WI bows and loops OF blue ribbons IN tue knots OF
which were small rOsebuds Vaencennes and
point lace was used on the body as trimmings: her
was charming In her manner anu evidently great
hvorite win the gentlemen, Tor she look nucn
be presented ana TO make each nelleve that he
was Ile specially favored and il this she succeeded
que well, considering the many beauties VINO wed
with ner FOR Tie hOnOrs. Tomorrow night the Ctf
ton gives ats first erdud hop at Victoria Hall, owing
TO the great number OF guests. ana tneir dining
and COncert room beng unable 10 accommodate
thein Ine gentlemen, 1t Is announced must appear
In efeninR costume.
The cnlef sunJe 4 discussed at Niagara Falls Is
TIE Sc sATioNAL STORY
published IN 81. James FISK, Jr.s, New York
organ, st. James, OF the ious Ninth. mad pur-
that this valiant soliler OF one battle intended
n,c M S on ae 1e 81
The only truth In this story i that early III the
present year an agent OF Jim Fisk, Jr visited here,
a.d called upon the business agent %! the Porters,
the owners Ol Goat Island, aud offered sOmei mug
like Two millions OF Erie SOCK. al twenty line Tor
where the paper is made on watch the Trombone Is
printed The only reply made to thus proposition by
the Portets agent was that when M. FISK, Jr.,
could name sound and responsible insurance com.
pany that wOu!u issue policies over the Erie road TO
travellers, tnat then, ana only teen, would pro-
Suci Is the Story IA given by gentleman VINO IS an
authority on this suDlecf.
Niagara Falls IL unfortunate. No less than ffiy
newspaper represent ailves were here last week, ana
ali claiming to he the publishers or first Class J0u
nails and vet they all wished TO get b0ard aud Odg.
Ing without PAYING mcaDer SET OF 'ucad bpais"
does NOT exist Than the newspaper representative OF
TINS class. In the language OF one Of the hotel
clerks, 'Thcy are the most contemplate class tliat
visit a hote.' Cannot our Leg slaIUres pr0hlDt
those gentry from leaving their iamlles, and thus
save tue railroad corporations and n0tels from being
bored TO deathf ~
The New York Orange riots made great c0mm0-
ton through TINS sc -tiOn he I'M cllgcat Catholics
severely censure mayor Hall In attempting to pro-
hIbit the parade on the l -th Co. eruOr HOfinan's
conduct Gnds many warm supporters among the
radicals aud also among the lrlsn Catholics. so
great was the excitement over the news that as
high as
81 70 IN GOLD WAS PAID FOR cory OF THE
HERALD
Of July IL. by Baltimore gentleman, ut Clifton, AMI
nave heard OF q number or Instances where as
blgn As seventy i've cents were paid at lnerna.
tiona for Thursdays HERALr. The HERALD Is
lauded on all sides for the able manner In ch It
advocated the supremacy OF Inc law over mob rule.
The following are the O. rivals dnrinR LIE last
tweNty-iour hours ut the International HOTEL
Secretary or the Interior DelanO anu son. fOsfmas-
ter General Creswel Senator sherman. OHIO; Judge
Swaync, washington; Judge Thurman, OAl0.