The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-04
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY AUGUST A. ls72-TR1PLE SHEET
and affecs unplessantly the prejudices of large
political and other classes


and ., aiiecs unplessantly the prejudices of large
JUDICIAL FASHION.
grave Judge OF one Of the courts was addressed
by Congressman some time ago as follows-
Judge, do you think 1t right to disobey lawS"
mo, STRIP promptly.
radc last night. Now, do you know that the law Of
the State OF New York forbids masquerades"
the o Judge after pause followed By has sn p N,
one law-the law OF fashion,"
Mrs. Harriet Bcec Sss s spSSf has been stouppr At
congress Hall several days, quite Alone calm ana
selpossessed, and capable of meeting In rational
genial converse, all the many folks Of note who are
curious to know her. She is plain, demure
Beecher-eyed woman, past middle age, with many
children and well,seasoned in the moods OF public
and the ''' True '' story y' Of Byron" The
quirlng, creduous and orthodox mind from dis
eeased and irresponsible one The fact Of the pub
ness results, shows Mrs Stowe's honesty in it,
Readily affected by the marvellous, with woman's
bold power of authorship and a Yankee woman's
narrow orbit OF experience, she rendered duty In
with the queer added pang that the world is not
strange as II might seem, Is of limited patience as
to certain kinds Of truth, and the truths OF house
noid sanctity, hru1ted over the threshold, become
ncentlous famiiariteS with what IL only true when
secret.
SUPREME COURT CIRCLE
states Is at Saratoga, accompanied by his daughter
and sonin-law, Colonel w. +. Stocking, OF the
tocSnS @ oscer re Gus r
young, black.eyed, agreeable, and p-otege OF
Governor Morton, or Indiana. Mrs. Stocking is the
is q quiet lady, with much OF her father's acumen
and how of spirits. Mrs. Miller the Jnstce's wife,
Is in Europe, and her cosey home In Washington Is
kept by newspaper correspondents family.
FAITH IN FASHION
Among the arrivals here Is q gentleman, c.,
m
New York-an admirable and spirited woman
whose father, in his day, was the Delmonico Of the
wealthy men; and one OF these, whose respect for
her was equal to his devotion, resented fancied
pa er X wsa az
and he was wounded III the foot tanning him for life.
The lady discarded her chivalrOus defender and
For very many years she was the idol Of
uptown society, and at her decease several
years ago, a deep melancholy settled upon our &C
auaintance. he went unshaven, ready to weep at
the mention Of her name, and, although provided
with ample means and In perfect physical health
heartache. This year, after long wandering, he
turned up in Saratoga, tder to look upon but lost
my God" he said to friend, a few days ago,
81 have travelled up and down the world till l
! am worn out. Think OF my staying here whole
Society shows few instances OF wholesome heart
sickness and fidelity to the dead like this.
THE SPRINGS vs.. THE SURF
ora contrary nature Is this story, well attested
| herc:-
Young P. who is the heir to corner lots,
| houses, stocks, mortgages, &C., married a fine
| young lady nearly as well endowed. They truly
esteemed each other, but were so equal in fortune
that no duress nor assertion OF marital superiority
could bend the wealthy BRIDE. will give an in
stance where she was resolved. The husbands
greatest pleasure of the year is to come to Saratoga
and drink the waters which he ancies are indis-
pensable to his health and good regimen.
The wife is averse to drinking mineral
waters and has fallen into monomania
that her growing obesity requires her to 90 to the
sea shore and battle In the surf. They separate
every year, after the only quarrel Of the twelve
month, upon this Issue, she resorting to Newport,
he to the Springs. He swears that the sea air gives
him the hay fever. She says Saratoga accumulates
flesh and nterferes with her motion. From little
to big the strife has waged, until Mrs. P is at
all times ready to avow that men come to
Saratoga to gamble, and that the society mere
Is coarse and commercial, while the horrible
suspicion has seized P. that his wife is flirting
with somebody by the briny tide. divorce suit Is
pending between these enamored but obstinate
people, and unless seaside Saratoga be found,
combining the attractions OF both places, another
domestic fire will go out upon the divided altar Of
fashionable summer resorts.