The New York herald., 1873-07-19

BenJa lIin Brver, Park street, near Broad street.
Mrs. Mary l.. Bruen, Bellevue avenue.
W. $. Caldwell, Ay rault and Kay streets.
Mr. Calender Clin House.
john Carey. Jr., spring and Dixon streets.
J. w. Chanler, Bath road and Gins.
Mr.. Capp. bellevue avenue.
William Il. Clerkc near CHI cottages.
Mrs. isaac Coles, Kay street.
Mis-. w. +. Coles, Bellevue avenue and Dixon st.
Charlotte Cushman, Il. l. av. and Catherine ST.
Colonel G. I. M. Davis, SWISS Chalet, end OF Belle
vue avenue.
II. q. De Rham, Bellevue av., head OF Perry ST.
henry Draper. Chr House.
Colonel g. W. Dresser, Bellevue avenue.
Mrs. ii. l.eroy Edgar, bellevue and Narragansett
avenues.
George r. Fearing, a2nandale Road
John w. Field cliffs, near Sn0utny Rock
Mrs. Franklin. Wilbour's, ChCrrc street.
A. French, Bellevue avenue and cndS.
Miss Susan ttelston, Clitf House.
Mrs. j. T. Gilbert, bellevue avenue
Major Theodore Gibos BigelOw's, Washington st.
Mrs. +. s. Globs, No. Clln cottages.
George Griswold cray, next Club, Bellevue av
william B. Greene, sunny Lawn" MabOne av.
Peleg Hall, bellevue and COggeshall avenues.
A. s.. Hatch, stone house, Kay street.
RUFUS Hatch, Wilson's, reach street.
William Is. Hatch, Bigelow's, corner Washington
and Chestnut streets.
John J. Heckshcr, Catherine and Fir streets.
Z. j. llerrick, Clay and Dxon streets.
Dr.. &. f. Haywood, Honeyman Hill.
MISS II. W. Hayward, Fadden's, Bellevue avenue
and Bath Road
Hamilton Hoppln, Beach View avenue.
Mrs. {. b. HoIsa.k, SWISS chalet, Harrison av.
r. M. Hunt, Belle ,re avenue aud Touro street
George +. Jones, Harrison avenue.
Ms. CollOrd Jones, lIe'levue avenue.
Emily Jones, Fort Road
Willis ID. James, No. 2 ClT cottages.
q. Kemeys, kedford's Bath road.
ID. S. Kennedy, punnelrs, Bellevue avenue.
J. +. kernOchan, Marine avenue.
Fred KernOchan Cns, near Ochre Point.
Eugene Kettlet.s, Webster street
Francis Kinslc, Bellevue avenue.
Lawrence Kip, Marine avenue.
UH ". La Lane. ns'Be BBersey Ss avenue ei%s p"'''
+. A. Lane, Pelham street.
Charles Lanier, bellevue avenue.
W. Il. Lawrence, Ochre Point.
NJ Lazarus, Bellevue avenue.
Daniel Leroy, north OF Ocean House.
Stuyvesant Leroy, 80 Mann avenue.
Mrs Leroy, Bulls Bull street
william II. Kewis, Halls, Clin House.
Jacob Little, stone house, traenough place.
IL. T. Livingston, No. 6 Ciin Cottages.
Pierre Loriaro, Fair Lawn" Bellevue avenue.
A. A. Low, PetersOn's. Bath Road.
f. Livingston Ludlow, Armstrong;, Broad street
Major A. ). MacOn3, DIautvie's Bellevue av
Edward Mayer, stone House. Washington street.
II. G: Marquand, RI av. and Buena Vista st.
". McAllister, Jr:, WilbouT',s,, Church street.
II. M. McCdrdy, HalldOn HILL
Mrs. McCaulley, Lewis Cottage, Perry street.
George NJ Miller, Ledge road and Bellevue az.
Mrs. Matthew Morgan, Hazards Kay street
Mrs. Charles Morgan, Parker's, corner Dixon
street and Bellevue avenue.
George Nugent, Spring street.
Dr. ogden, Edgar's, Catherine street.
Nine. oliver Derty's, Pelham street.
Bath road
JOAN Paine, "sea Verge" !" Bellevue avenue.
Dr. II. ID. Paine Hairs tOttage 80 John street,
Daniel Parish, Bellevue avenue.
Royal Phel 8, Clay street.
I. w. Phinney Carroll avenue.
MIS-. Harriet n. Pond, No. Clifr Cottages.
William Post Anthonys, Bellevue avenue.
f. A. Post, Gibbs villa Buena Vista street.
joel B. Post, Bellevue avenue ana Bath road.
Il. $. Potter, Catherine ST. aud Greenough place.
Rev. Horace Potter, d. d., X. J.. avenue.
Robert Ray, clay and Atlantic streets.
~! lsr gfr
Charles II. Russell, "Oak Lawn" Narragansett
avenue.
DR., a. L. SANDS, Grecnougn place and Catherine
avenue.
Andrew Sands, Adams, Catherine street.
Mahlon sands, "Rocky Ledge" Ledge road.
Milton H. SANFORD, Washington street.
f. IL. Schermcrhorn, Nairaginsett avenue.
Charles Sch!eslnger, Catherine street.
Fred. sheldon Narragahsett avenue and AMMAN
dale road.
DR.. NJ. simms, Creighton's Kay street.
Il. 4. Smelling, StocKton's. Kay and TOuro sts
Frank squire, 'The Whetstone," near Purgatory.
Emma Stebbins, Il. L. avenue and Catherine st,
Mrs. Paran stevens, Bellevue avenue, near Ocean
House.
Fred. W. Stevens, 'The Ccdars," Bellevue nv.
David stewart Rutherlords, Harrison avenue.
A. B. Stock well, Barreda's, Bellevue avenue.
Mrs. stone Weaver's, Cottage street.
+. A. Stout, Bellevue avenue.
J. NJ. Taber. No. s Clir Cottages
JACOB farther, Hartmann's Bellevue avenue.
w. Taylor, Atlantic House.
L. N. Taylor, Hazards, Annandale road.
Henry A. Taylor, Hazards, Dixon street.
Charles c. left, Ihompkin's, Redwood street.
A. q. Thorpe, Hali!vn Hin,
6: Torrilhon, fiartmann's Bellevue avenue.
WIN. IL, iravers, Narragansett avenue near Forty
Stcas.
John A. Ubsdell, Powell's, Ayraut street.
Alex. VAN Rensselaer,, Beach View avenue.
Jacob Vooriis, Jr., nar;shorn's, Hadon Hill.
Dr. w. Argyle Watson, spring street.
Mrs: r. W. Weston, Fay's, Greenough place.
A. "Wednesday, Hal tmann's Bellevue avenue.
George p. wetmore, parkinson's, opposite
Chateau.
Mrs. Augustus whiting, Bellevue avenue and
Webster street.
Ii. wilson Hartmann's, Bellevue avenue.
Prof. James Ii. Wilson, Cottage and Redwood SITS.
W. H. Wilson, Wilbours, Church street.
Mrs. X. Woodworth, near CllG Cottages.
Mrs. u. A. Wyeth, Ayrault street.
SEEING "PuRGATURY.v
You have, possibly, read In extracts from one or
two provincial papers that "this season at New
port Is alive with brllliancy and fashion and promi-
ses to rival any OF It's predecessors" Whence do
these rhetorical correspondents get their factsY
Perhaps my word may not be worth gr eat deal
but IL Is worth, at least, the price or sin gle copy
OF the HERALD, and any one who pays four cents
for the purpose OF seeing what the HERALD says
about Newport and the Newporters may have the
privilege oI making up his nnd as to that ques-
ton. They have place mere called "Psrgatory,"
which Is described by local tradition as zone OF the
widest and most interesting points In the vicinity
Of Newport" was tod that 1t was - deep and
yawning chasm," running back from tie sea, and
that 1t must have been produced by SOME mighty
upheaving far back in the worlds history. !
was told that II was no one knew how
many feet deep, and that IL required
circumstances, have expected TO be impressedf
Tho Shan himself WOulu. Notwithstanding all that