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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-22
Pipe sOckets-Duty On,

Flpe sOckets-Duty On.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Washing on, D. o., Sept. ri, 1877.
isb'-The Department is in receipt of your let
ter of the 10Th inst, transmitting the appeal
1855 e) OF Lowenthal. Kaufman b %. from your
decision assessing duty at the rate of 81 so pei
gross and rs per cent ad valorem on certain pipe
sockets imported into your port from Bremen,
via New York, on the 18th ult.
It appears from the special report of the ap-
prsiser that the articles we're enormously elassi-
fed pipes, at the above rates Of duty, the fact
being that they consist OF pipe-sockets, or parts
OF pipes, which are dutiable at the rate OF rs
per cent. ad valorem, under the provisions tHeyl,
1856 in Schedule M for ''all other parts Of pipes
or pipe fixtures, &C.
You viii therefore
REL1oUIDATE THE ENTRY
accordingly, snd, il necessary, forward q certi-
fed statement for q refund of the excessive
duty. Very respectfully.
BY order: H. +. FRENCH,
Assistant Secretary.
Collector of Customs, Chicago, III.
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SOUTH CAROLINA's THIEVES,
More Damaging Evidence Secured-Park-
er i'm Charleston Jail,
IN, Y, World.


COLUMBIA. Oct. II Miles G.. Parker arrived
here o-day from Charleston and was consigned
to the custody of the sheriff of this county. In
company with a deputy sheriff he appeared
upon the principal thoroughfares of the city
and was greeted by many oid acauaintances of
and has been assigned comfortable quarters in
the county jail.
number of important witnesses have been
tional evidence of damaging character has
been secured against Patterson and Kimpton
sons bribery.
Many of the lesser noted leaders, who we're
members Of the Legislature several years ago
are, appear ing before the grand inquest and
making q clean breast of all their questionable
transactions. The members of the committee
Of investigation are literally exhausted from
their incessant labors. Three sessions are held
daily. Senator, Gaillard, of Charleston, who
resigned yesterday. testified to-day His testi-
mony was very conflicting.
Parker is very reticent and declines to be in
terviewed. He will be examined at length to-
morrow.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-22
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
Results of Gilman's Forgery.

New York, Oct. 21.-Wm. G. Gilman, the in
suranee scrip forger, was transferred yester-
day from Sing Sing to the prison at Auburn.
His confidential bpokkeeper visited him in the
prison and they had q protraeted interview.
Mrs. Gilman, who has become insane. has been
removed to an asylum for the insane at Hart
ford. Conn where she will be near her brother
and other relatives. and can receive the best of
care. and hopes are entertained Of her recovery.
Although her insanity is now Of an active type
her general health is not seriously inn paired.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-22
The Governor "At Home. +.

Gov. Nichols returned to the city on Saturday
from st. Louis. where he remained day or so on
his way to this city from Chicago. Although his
stay 10 the North has been short, he having, with
Gen. Il. @. Bond, been absent bat ten days.
his health is much improved doubtless by the
change Of climate and relaxat on from the press-
ing duties of his position, which has monopoiized
nearly his entire time since the day Of his inau-
guration.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-22

LONDON. Oct. 21.-Osman Pasha telegraphs
that the enemy attacked his position on the
right wing on Friday. The attacking party
which consisted of only one battalion and some
sappers, was repulsed. This affair seems of
itself to have been utterly unimportant, but it
was probably feint to draw 0sman's attention
from Gravtza, as q dispatch from Bucharest
announces that the Roumanians thrice attacked
the second redoubt at Gravitza. but were re-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-22
WAR NOTES.
OPER ATOMS BEFORE PBEyNA-SULEI-
MAN AND THE CZAROyITCH.
The Russian and Turkish Armies in Arr
mer,ia-Turkish Losses.

LONDON. Oct 21.-The Times military corre-
spoudent saws that the Russians have before
Kars 10000 men. Mukhtar Pasha's army at
the time of the battle did not comprise more
than 10000, Among them were. fourteen bat
talions drawn from the garrison of Kars:
Of its strength in Killed and wounded.
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American Temperance Jyntou.

New YORK. Oct. 2l-The American Temper
ancs Union held a meeting at Cooper's Insti-
tute this afternoon. and the atte dance was
ther. Mrs. Lille Devanant Bas was intro
duced and made an earnest sp ech somewhat
favored with ideas of women suffrage. of
which she is we'll known advocate. She made
strong appeal to the voters present to di sre-
gard party at 1.-THE coming election and vote for
such candidates as would support revision of
the license law, and pledge themselves in favor
of local option in the liquor traffic.
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The Cigar Makers. strike.

New YORK Oct. 21-The cigar makers who are
out on q strike met again day at various
meeting places, but as no communication can
be had with the shops no business was trans
acted. 1t Is rumored that the packers and
shippers Of tobacco have been communicated
with. and that there is strong probability that
they will participate in the strike.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-22
F1res-Fatal Results.

MYERsTowN, Pa, Oct. 21.-About midnight last
night fire broke out in a dwelling owned by
Mrs. Sarah Wabom, and occupied by Dr.
Devices Mrs. Devices and her mother were
taken from the building in an insensible condi-
all efforts to restore them proved unsuccessful.
Dr. Devices had d very narrow escape. The
cause of the fire is unknown.
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evOf Business of steam Vessels Dur-

Change!Of Business of steam Vessels Dur
Ing Year-InspectiOn Charges.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Office Supervising Insp. General Steamboats,.
Washington, d. G., Sept. 8, 1877.
Sw-The attention Of the supervising and local
inspectors is invited to the Departments letter
following, referring to their duties In cases where
steamers desire to change the business for which
they were originally inspected, during The year
for which such nspeotion WAS made, wherein the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-22
AT THE RANGES.
FrOgrnOOr.

Quite lively and spirited contest took place at
the Crescent City Range yesterday for q beauti-
full gold military badge, the arms used being
military rifles, contest open to all comers. The
morning opened and continued rather unfavor-
able for rife practice. The wind blew in gusts
and sharp blasts throughout the day. being
cloudy and quite cold, bus for all that the aver
age score was excellent with MIR. Jules Piffaut, Of
Battery @, Lo uisiana Field Artillery the winner.
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The Result oil the Russian victory.

LONDON, Oct. 21.-The panicky rumors which
come from ConstantinOple. and the sanguine
antieipations from Russian sources, are the
natura result of the great Russian victory in
Armenia.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-22
MARINE NEWS.

New YoRK. Oct. 21.-Arrived: Adriatic, from
Liverpool: Laptaee. from Rio Janeiro Conimo,
from Bermuda.
BALTIMORE, Oct. H.-Arrived: Venezuelan.
from Liverpool.
SOUTHAMPTON. Oct. 21.-Arrived: Koln from
New rk for Bremen and proceeded.
GLASGOW, Oct. 2l.-Arrived: State of Georgia,
from New York.
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 21.-Arrived: Algeria, from
New York.
QuEEENTowN, Oct 2l.-Saied: Russia.
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A New ConkIing Republican journal.

UTICA, N. Y. Oct. 21.-The Utica Daily Repub-
licdn will be issued Tomorrow. in compliance
with the long-expressed wish of the Repubi-
newspaper that will furnish a curale political
information unbiased by PERSONAL antipathy
to Senator Conklng.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-22
suIcIman Pasha ana the Czarcwitch.

LONDON, Oct. 21.-The movements on the Lom
indicate that Suleiman Pasha is concentrating
in front Of the Czarowitch's lett wing with the
intention of attacking as soon as the weather
permits, but the Cgarowitch's line is a long one
and the Turkish army may break through 1t at
some other polnE, while feinting against the
left wing,
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Entries Liauidated as Rates Fixed by Ex-
listing Decisions.

Entries which have not been lquidated more
than ten days upon the receipt of any decision OF
this department lowering the rate Of duty, may
be reliquidated at the proper rate. This will not
operate, however, to waive the necessity for pro-
test and appeal, in case such reliqudation is not
made.
By order: 81. r. FRENCH.
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Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's

A Matamoros paper learns that Gen. Escobedo
Is in Brownsville for the purpose of standing
his trial on the charge Of infraction Of the neu-
trality laws the United States
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p,eypa-siese Operations.

LONDON, Oct. 21-Russian official bulletins
from Plevna say that siege Operations are
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ORLEANS, MONDAY, OCTOBER o. 1877.

department decides that the reinspection and
examination made necessary by such change
shall be done
FREE OF EXPENSE
to the owner OF any such steamer.
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Get your kid gloves at Kreeger's.

The Transatlantic Fire Insurance Company.
of Hamburg. Germany. has deposited with the
New York insurance department 5000. 900 and ia
doing buiness In that State s''-> - =
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Mukhtar Covering His Line Of Retreat.

LONDON. Oct 21.-A dispatch from Erzeroum
says that it is reported that Raschid Pasha and
Muhkfar Pasha have succeeded in occupying
Two roads leading to Laghsulidagh, and also
covering the retreat from kars.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

Party Bitterness I'm FrABce-Ths Govern
ment Called Upon to Resign.
PARIS. Oct. 21.-The Republican press are
loudly, calling for the government to resign.
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notable feature OF the days sport was the
excellent craftsmanship Of lady friend OF ths
club, whose presence graced the occasion. APP
pended are her scores:
200 yards, off hand-5 4 8 "A 5 s 5--41
out Of possible so.
500 yards, at rest-5 4 666566 665555-
so out Of possible 90
And in side match--5 4 4--22 out of
rnasihla 0S
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Get your kid gloves at Kreeger,s.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-22

Get your Kid gloves at Kreeger's.
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New Orleans Club Park.

view OFlcAUs SluD faFhs
The attendance at this park yesterday indicated
growing disposition on the part Of the rifemen
to improve themselves in the shooting line.
The Mitchell Rifles prsct1ced at the 200 yards,
making some good scores Lieut.. J. p. Roche
made the following score Off hand, United States
Springfield rifle, fifty ealibre at 500 yards: 2, 3,
8, 4, 5, 2, s, A, A. 3-35.
500 YARDs-oFF. HAND STANDING.
o. Kressner 43445255
J. q. Shipley. ...5422344344354
A. Wattenhofer. 8 3023 $50
The other competitors Withdrew after having
fired few rounds.
On Sunday, November H., 1877, very inter-
esiDg contest at 500 yards will take place at the
New Orleans Rife Park for three prizes 1.-TWO
gold penholders with pen and pencil, and one
gold pencilholder), preser ted to the New Orleans
Rife Club by their Financial Secretary, Mr.. Geo.
Muller. to be competed for by the members of
the New Orleans daily press and the Southern
Sportsman In choosing the day for the compe-
tltioD, care has been taken to give ample time TO
the editorial staff of each paper TO practice pre-
vlously at the grounds ami to prepare them
selves for the contest. A lively time is expected,
and to make IL q success the Board OF Directors
have agreed upon prize shooting to be arranged
ON the same day, open to all comers. Different
prizes will be offered at long range 1000 yards),
500 yards (of hand and rest), and at 200 yards
off hand combined with q contest OF military
companies for three badges first, second and
third prizes) All prizes will be on exhibition as
Mr.. LilientbaPs well known jeweIry store on
Canal street.
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This theatre Is Also admirably situated, The
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
DEsrITUTION AT BERLIN.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.-The United States
Minister at Berlin transmits to the Department. OF State
rnsations Of articles from leading German newspapers,
containing some painful statistics Of the poverty aud
suffering in that city among the better classes CON
cusyey proving that the present idle times and conse
ouent suffering and discomfort not local. but are
shared in 10 a large extent, by the nations OF Europe
During the month OF July last, 4,766 men, $40 wo-
men and four young girls received relief and shelter in
the workhouse OF the Berlin Asylum for the Home
less OF the men, 9149 artisans and the remain
der laborers. During the same month 7,543 men and
O19 women were sheltered III the OF the Berlin
Association for the Relief OF the HOmee They report
tie case OF a man who presented himself with his wife
and children before the latter association for food aud
shelter who was discovered by former fellow student
of the University be preparing for examination for
ind and that after being sheltered and relieved
hy the Association for a MONTH he passed successful
examination and received Rn appointment
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
SARATOGA SPRINGS.

SARATOGA, Aug. 3l.-The day has been
warm and balmy. sort Of Indian Summers day.
Departures and arrivals about balance the present
time rye number OF distinguished people will arrive
week take part in the Social Science Convention
which meets on Tuesday.
The Edison Telephone has created quite a sensatOn,
and sacred telephone is advertised for Sunday
evening next.
Tie literary lion of the hour in Saratoga is joaquin
Miller
Among the arrivals to-day at the Grand Union Ho-
tel are L. Gaylord, Jerome Wells, W. W. johnson,
d. W. Powers Miss Brick Miss Coggswen OF Chica-
go the Hon J. =. Babcock s. j. Arnold and wife, c. II.
Arnold. c. g. Arnold, OF Rochester; Mrs f. II. Towns,
Dir. and Mrs. Thos Ruter Miss A. Maud Ruter, Mss c.
H. Rutter Mrs. W. Yelland OF New York Mr.. and Mrs.
b. Wnpenny, Mr. and Mrs H. l. Cav, Miss Gaw, OF Phil
adel lpna William A. Wood, Miss A. NJ Wood. Miss b. l..
DudgrOn, OF Kalamazoo: William NJ. Darlington and
WIFE Miss NJ Darlington, Miss Edith DarlingtO o IIara
Darlington, OF PittsDurg Mrs. j. A Kimberly OF Wis
and wife, the Misses Gilbert Miss Fncke, L. K. Mcneil
ana VIE. Miss Mcneil, OF Brooklyn.
At the Clarendon Hotel Samuel r. Ashton and WIFE,
of Philadelphia g. w. Hall and wife, of New-York !;
Mrs p. Hall, of Philadelphia; william Fletcher Of Bos-
ton
At the United States Hotel are Joaquin Miller I
Oregon Mrs. Vanannam, daughter and servant, Of
Brooklyn Gen. j. b. Kiddoo, Henry c. Yale, s. d. Bah
cock and family Peter MOler and Mrs. Moller Of New
York; j. W. Gambler aud family, OF Boston Mr.. and
Mrs j. n. Wheeler, Miss Wheeler Of Nsw-Nork W. y.
Cutting Of Boston
At Congress Hall are J. W. Bowling, ]. s. Isaacs, +.
H. Howell and wife, of New-York; A. Perego of Brook
yn; H. veazey of Connecticut L. g. Childs, OF Texas
j. LOngstTee OF New-Jersey Dr. Bemis Of Cambridge.
At the Adelph Hotel are A. d. Chambers and 4. G..
Chambers, OF Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
SUMNER LEISURE.
LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRAECT, Aug. 81 The sky is over
few moments The thermometer remains in the seven
ties though he wind has been rising all day and il
blowing strong from the South Tue weatherwise pre-
>dic storm tomorrow, and already the
ming pretty high and are covered with white caps.
The Elberon speculation is pronounced success One
hundred 10 be added to the hotel next season.
a system OF sewerage established and several new cot
tages built.
A noticeable feature in Long Branch society now, is
large falling of the number OF Hebrews the hotels.
This particularly the Mansion House, which,
last and the early part Of last Summer had
large proportion of Hebrews among It's guests, but where
now only three families OF that race now remain. The
change also very marked though scarcely 10 the
degree AT the Ocean Hotel.
prominent object on Oceanave this afternoon, was
the turnout of Mr. George W. Dickinson Of Philadelphia
consisting three horses abreast driven 10 light
outer dark Oays,o medium sizea ID very closely
matched.
At the West End Hotel are Jas H. EastOn and wife.
OF IOWA ". C. Bibb, of Alabama r. 7. Mulligan L. s.
n; C. Watkins, of Richmond, Va; Chas. Mills and wife,
OF Cincinnati; 4. L. Lutkins and family. Of Brooklyn
At the Ocean Hotel are +. V. Mcconnell and wife, of
Pitsburg; W. W. Yardley, OF Vaudeville Penn; j. g.
McMichael OF Louisville, KY j. F. Humes and family, Of
POughkeepse: A. c. Burt, OF DetrOt A. NJ LOOMS, "
NeN-Haven; l.. NJ Wilson, OF Philadelphia; j. a Lind
say, j. p. Ro JinsOn j. W. Glllies and family, OF New
York.
Al the Howland Hotel Edwards Matthews. Mr..
and Mrs Clifford, Geo K. Williams and wife, G. II. New
han, OF New-YOrk
At the United states Hotel VIM. b. smythe and
family of Brooklyn; Tucker David and family 8. B.
sturges, f. b. Smith. of New-York
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01

80 4. aAonted without organized opposition lie thhAs
,h convention made mistake in reducing the salaries
~ the Judges and in attempting to interfere III ao
management. yet does not believe the prov n there
tne opposion TO the adoption Of the document IL mas
not yet come TO the surface
The effects of President Hayes's visit 10 YER
-, ars shov-n nv the unmistakable change Of RepuDl
can sentiment in his favor The Congressman are one
after another coming around to the support OF DIS
90, their conversion is pretty sure indication OF SIM
Var change OF heart In their constituents. Ihns Oon-
eressman Hendee says 10 correspondent OF me DOS
Globe: II is understood through Vermont that sup
mort President Hayes--Civi Service reform southern
ov and ALL When II was first broaehed II looked IKE
sitter pill. bat after had Thought the matter oSe ms
S1am.ued thC 1ven ny the fresl1eh' ,S
fuliy convinced be Nas ughs aud ought u oe 'uS
tanned" -.
Judce West of Onio has recovered from his flrst
hurst Of weakuess on labor question and Is making
two or three adlcirao Ofhano speeehes herv eVoi9
aav In recent enc ae disposed of the twacthe a""u'
beDollar OF the Da IN this simple way; suppose
The Government arbiir- y Fixed two bushei measures
o a, thirty quarts aed be otaer at thrty-two a ten
- a,d a sixteen oupot spund. leaving both in use At
- c,iled bv the same n1 That could result but car
rival - litigation and d "a i""5eis -
any less n the Government gree knHS ssr V n ~
sna maAs ss n NOBODY knows dollar IS to be- Th9
debt falls due. II their plan ls auePe' o., Id nine
,t ct dollar in paper, or ninety-tWo osht u1lias az
~ svcr' surely all honest men must want All 81 A s be S
dollars a. be Of the same value anu '"@' '' ' ~
When gal n is mterchangeaDe.
If the South Carolina Grand Jury has oeen
,,.tod % its action against former members OF the
s Government by partisan motives 1t is not tae iau
81 Image Kershaw In his charge to them on the sect
Of the indictments no made this Impressive appear
s hefore me upoi your jury, gentlemen representa-
~ al classes AZ which our society Is composed ana
i rasonabe 10 suppose they representatives aso'
o, all political parties 1t therefore my duty 10 warn
vou that III the investigation Of these cases you ree
he, the solemn and searching language OF your oa'h
sTbat YOU present for envy hatred OF nsCe' I
1e any one unpresented for fear, favor aHecuon r.
Ward or hopes thereof, etc IL VIII not 90 10 1iAo @
anv mistake in this matter The gnlty partss, ~ '3
sncb therr he must not escape through your Iaue
dufv nor on tie other hand must tbe innocent seI a
yonr hands BY reason OF prejudice, hoWeNer w. ~
founded" Patterson doesn't believe they palo any ~
teutiOn 10 this direction.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01

AdeIheid Peters, Mss Meta Harms q schirmer A,fea
Cobn H. Fera A. r. Mal4an and family O. hinnfIiy ~ ~
whitney and friend q. Muller and SOB capt Luna ss'
Mttmer l.. Altnann II. Walter a. Loeb. L. h"tn. m
Wonder -Four.
Nm. Rosewan smith, Mr aud Mrs Duane EYe,syn 49,
Smith Miss Mary Robinson Dr. r. 8 Robinson Brhjs,
8 Homer ss Geneya Armstrong l. = Ey his , h s ~
Morton Miss Morton y. H. Williams. James cnttyn, ir.s
Casain r. Lewis r. Henry Allen, Chas Aen tfiHAIu IL
lock D. SmOns, Miss " l. Claunep, Alss ~ TO
gan pman Artnberg PROT Hiram q sparks Dr " ~ "
lace Walsh. q. Barton. IT, NJ Murphy WnL sofs'
Bomeheli Robert Power Consu sNHno W.
and Mrs Z, s Rust, John y Williams i,s leo mi
Handfortb. Jos Henocksberg Geo. Glendsnning n,ss
Clarke, Miss Amer J. Clarke, Bro. Ignatius, bfo:
Dominic j. Farrell Coraelns hrowns Ass ,s Annso "
Geosreb, ,iss Crowley, Wn t1eIa {dTsl Mss - a. 81
Butts, Dr W. II DorTaHe : Hrsoa Fret Krc.l, hdwsEd
Roe. r. licGarry, UT. hn W. Beae MIRA Juca beatte'
5. :. oris A. I, Zeno' Miss Phebe Locke Aiss MARY a,
Walton, Mrs. Forsythe Miss Susan Smmons. Miss Harsn
simmons Miss jane Simmons. Mrs Mrgsrst WiHisms ana
Mary Ashley Mr. t1old snd eld Mis- Mary Warrs1'
John Coniafe Yta. dlivan, Heufy Little. NJ spnder,
VIM Nfclg- r. rn- NJ Crowther. John O'Neil JOnn II.
Porter. Al. \ syt David b Jones. d. ~ wliams Geo.
H. Cheever X anhs. Ohm H. James, Beraarl Costello,
Thos Wake Mr. nd Mrs VIM Oakes Miss Bealrce OAkes,
Miss Osk Master Thos Oakes, Afs LOUISA Aor.
usndf fhrpec 81 - al
New-York tribune., 1877-09-01
NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug 31.-The Italian pal
lone players lost money by their visit to Newport, al
though the polo club charged them nothing for the
OF their grounds
large picnic took place to-day the participants
being Summer residents exclusively.
The death Of Mrs. +. W. RhIneander, OF New-York,
will prevent quite a number Of Summer residents from
giving their proposed entertainments.
mammoth excursion arrived here yesterday, from
Boston and way stations
The Bellevue Dramatic Club are reheaTsing another
niece which they will present TO the Summer residents
tie second week in September
hop was held board the United States practice
ship Constellation, this afternoon
The arrivals at the Ocean House to-day include; h. {
Rice and wife, Charles Cory W. H. Goodwin ana family
T. c. Graves of Boston; W. j. Humphreys. Of England
f. W. Jones' f. ii. Comstock, T. Belden and WIFE, j..
Moore and wife, j. L. Blake, H. Howard Benedict, OF
Ney-York Mrs A. Walker, Of Brooklyn; j. j. shortal
and vile of Chicago T. Wolf, ir, OF New Orleans J. l.
Bogg and wife, l.. II. Redhed. W q. Tracey. Of syra.
euse Major McCoOn, OF Bombay j. bagley and We, OF
Michigan; James f. Dngie and WIFE Miss r. Leeds OF
Pnlladelphia; g. h. Stafford, u. s. n, j. j. Knapp, of
81 Louis Mrs. Byron Grace, OF hatertoFD; the kev
g. NJ Christian, Of Philadelphia; A. H. Johnson ana Whe
OF