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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-19
A DISTINGUISHED COMPANY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

NEWPORT. r. l., July IL, 1879.
Ex-Secretxry Of State Hamilton Fish was rendered
q grand dinner tonight by Ex-Governor William
Beach Lawrence. Among the guests were ex-Gov-
ernor Morgan. Congressman Morton. Mr.. Royal
Phelps. Mr.. Charles OConor Mr.. Cyrus W. Field
and Mr.. Charles II. Russell, of New York; Baron
Mayr the Austrian Minister; Mr.. De Bildt. Acting
Swedish Munster; ex-Attorney General Benjamin H.
Bristow, OF Kentucky; Ex-Governor Swami, OF Bal
timore; Mr.. Alfred ID. Jessup. OF Philadelphia aud
Mr.. yelling. president OF Columbia University, New
York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-19

In The FoRETHoUGHT evinced by the Park
Commissioners in the matter of skating house
had been shown by all the departments in the
matter of the free bath for the Battery the First
w;rdcrs would be FLASHING in the cool waters
and not longing for the skating season
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-19

NOTHING can he more suggestive of the neccs-
sity of regenerating Italy than the fact that
Italians alone of all people on the earth make
begging international industry Another
freshly arrived padrone, with a poor little
Italian cripple as his bait for charity, was
arrested Yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-19

EVERY MoUTmUL OF FRESH AIR to the poor
children, such as they enjoy on the st. Johns
Guild excursions, is factor in the hygienic con-
dition of the city Think of that, we rich ones,
whose buds of humanity are at the mountain
and seaside, for your little ones must come back
in the fall to share the city with the children of
the poor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-19
II RI PL E S HI e E Il !.
NEW YORK SATURDAY. JULY 49, 1879.

Advertisers are respectfully requested 10 hand
ia their advertisements prerious TO eight o'clock
ia 9te ece,i,g TO insure proper classification.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-19

Is IT Nor POSSIBLE that the tramp, Thomp-
son. who confesses TO bling man in Mont
clair of twenty-five dollars the same evening
that Mrs. Fuller was robbed of that amount,
actually relieved the highwayman of his booty }
Such things are common in criminal annalc.
Here is u chance for pretty piece of detective
xxnrk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-19

cation VIII be made to the authority governing thcir
action"
ORDERS. r. ~.
MAORI NJ. whittemore and cptain Henry Met
eAiie' Ordnance Department. ordered to NEE at
the quar'ermasters' depot Mt Philadelphia. to ex-
anime certain damaged equipments received from
Fort Custer. NJ. r.
Leave Tor six months. with permission to 60 be-
yond the sea- is granted First Lieutenant G. u.
Cooper. Tenth cavalry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-19

GREENBAcKERs it appears still exist in this
State III sufficient numbers to call convention
for next month; but then it does not take many
to issue a CALL just in the sister Republic it
takes a small crowd to pronounce"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-19
SECRETARY SHERMAN'S TOUR.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEWPORT, r. L. July Is, 1879.
The United States revenue cutter Grant arrived
here tonight, having board some of the party
companying Secretary Sherman on his New England
visit The Secretary landed ut Narragansett Pier
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-19

WHATEVER THE DECISION in the case of the
Coney Island hackmen against Vandcrveer it is
ndubitable that the facilities for carriage travel
along the beach are not what the public traffic
demands
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-19

The RAPID TRANSIT COMMISSIONERS, unfright-
ened by some recent Aldermanic gong-beating,
defend their course in fixing the trans-Harlem
and Fourth avenue routes in report to the
Mayor and City Fathers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-19

To THE REscUE!-A small government steamer
has been sent from Halifax to take the passen-
gers of the State of Virginia off Sable Island.
They will he brought back to Halifax by Mon
day. No fear is expressed for their safety.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-19

The probabilities are nat The heather IN Nec
York. and its ricinity today wiH be slightly
warmer and fair, .tolio,ced toward night by in
crcasing cloudiness Tomorrow it promises to
be and partly cloudy fair ,cith showers
tO,cdrd ~ ghL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-19

The ELMIRA GIRL Of fourteen years who shot
girl of eighteen apparently out of sheer wick
edness also pleads didn't know it was loaded"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-19

GENERAL MILES is once more on the move
against Indians, but where he is to get his hos
tiles is not very clear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-19

The WEATHER.-As predicted in Yesterdays
HERALD, "a large depression advanced from the
southwestern districts toward the central val
lcys. Its influence is felt over all the territory
west Of the Mississippi, from the Gulf of Mexico
to Manitoba, and there indications that it
will develop two distinct centres of disturbance.
one in the Northern Missouri Valley and the
other over the Western Gulf States. The area
Of high barometer that extended over all the
northwestern section of the country during the
past few days has moved into the upper lake
regions and Canada, and now dominates the
weather in the districts lying between the Mis-
souri, and st. Lawrence valleys northward of
Ohio, Illinois and Iowa. The area of relatively
high pressure that was over the South At
lantic States has recedcd into the ocean. and the
barometer is now below the mean in that dis
trict. Very little rain fell during the past
twenty four hours, mainly on the South Atlantic
coast and in the New England States. The
weather elsewhere was generally fair, except in
the West, where cloudiness increased toward
night. The temperature varied very little ex-
ccpt over the lakes, where il fell decidedly, and
west of the Mississippi, where it is rising
steadily. The winds have been from fresh to
brisk in the Northwest and West, fresh over the
lakes, the Middle Atlantic and New Eng
laud coast and init elsewhere. The gradients
are likely to become steep in the Missouri and
Mississippi valleys during the next twenty
four hours consequently increasing winds may
be expected. The weather over the British
Islands has improved very much, the pressure
is increasing and the sky is clear. The weather
IN New York and its vicinity today will be
a iphtl, warmer and fair, followed toward night
~ increasing cloudiness. Tomorrow il prom
iscs to be warmer and partly cloudy or fair,
with showers toward night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-19

EXPULSION FOR HAzISG at West Point, if en-
forced rigidly as in the late onslaught on the
new corners by men of the third class, will
doubtless put end 10 the brutal practice.
The high animal spirits of youth are held to ex-
cuse good deal, and ''boys will he boys" is the
bpigram of the apologists, but for West Point
'cadcts SHOULD be gentlemen" will suit better.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-16
BIG BLAZE.
Goldman & Co.'S Warehouse
 Destroyed.
Second Appearance of
 the Fire Fiend.

On Sunday last at about 12 o'clock, the dreadful cry of fire, |" was heard, and immediately the streets were crowded by men rushing to the scene of destruction. The fire was in the adobe warehouse of Goldman -tS Co.,, and was fast devouring its contents, consisting principally of wheat and barley. Water from the main canal was turned on the ditches on either side of the streets, when the crowd of by-standers forming a line passed buckets of water, by which it was soon extinguished. On the breaking in of the front door, it was diScov cred that the fire had been under considerable headway before it was discovered. The building contained some 100000 pounds of wheat and barley of which 150,0O0 pounds were destroyed. The build ing belonged to Goldman & O., as also it's contents. The loss is esti- mated at over $4,000.
 Mir. Goldman tenders his thanks to the citizens for their promptness in quenching the fire. The damage to MT. Wormscr's warehouse was but slight. No insurance on either build Inr
The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-16
TOWN AND COUNTY.

Egg Nogg at the Bank Exchange.
 Milk Punch at the Bank Ex change
 Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
 Coolest place in town is the Bank Exchange.
 A very fine billiard table at the Bank Exchange
 Iced Champagne on draught at the Bank Exchange.
 All Iced Drinks of tho season a the Bank Exchange.
 Genuine Krug and other Cham pagnes at the Bank Exchange.
 To Commercial travelers-Sam2le rooms at the Bank Exchange.
 Ice Cream every day at Smiths res taurant opposite the Postoffice.
 Go to the Bank Exchange. Best accommodations for travellers
 Ice Cream every day at Smiths res taurant opposite the Postoffice.
 Ice Cream every day at Smiths res, aurant opposite the Postofiice-
 No Knots or Pitch in Maricopa finishing lumber. CHI .CnAMPLIN.
 School Trustees will meet tonight 10 award bids to build the school house.
 All Territorial and leading city newspapers of the L. s. on file at the Bank Exchange.
 Harry Savers estate is valued at D istratOr.
 For building lumber at bedrock prices, address Clipper Mill Lumber Company, Prescott.
 Smiths restaurant was visited the other night by parties who broke a large quantity of dishes.
 Send tc Maricopa for your building Lumber, Good and dry, great savin z in freight. C. II. CHANIPLIN
 June g 12,531 pounds of the cele- brated J. H. Cutter whisky left Ken lucky for John R. Dall 6 Co. of this city. It is coming by rail.
 Contractors and Builders, address c. II. Champlin, MaricOpa, for his prices of lumber, before buying else where *m
 Wm.. A. Hancock has all kinds of blanks on hand for entering land at the Land Office, and now that we are of the reservation he is prepared to attend to all business ill that line, correctly and promptly.
 Splendidly furnished. well ventila- ted rooms, single or en suite, for sin gle night, or by the week or month at reasonable rates, at tine Bank Ex- change.
 Monday, Justice Warfeld tried a case of assault against Sheriff Thorn as. A paragraph in publication, conducted by James Reilly. refiecting npon the Sheriff. was the foundation f,-r the case Not guilty was the '-iry's uerdict
The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-16
FREIGHT ARRIVALS.
SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE SEMI
 WEEKLY HERALD.

SPECIALLY REPORTED FOR THE SEMI WEEKLY HERALD.
 The following freight arrived al Maricopa on the following days:
 SATURDAY, JULY 12.
 Phocnix-G. Coats, s sundries, 73C Becker, 30 sundries, 2,255; J R Dall f liquors, 905; M Asher & Bro, 1O sugar, 1000.
 Gillette-Tip-Top Co, 1 Vulcan powder, fuse, 2,697.
 Tiger Mine-N c Sheklns, 2 fuse, 291.
 Prescott NJ. Buflum, 10 drugs, J. Herspring, tobacco, 5S5-
 Hayden's Ferry-C T Hayden, 2 bacon, lard, 2 tongue, ,, 090.
 SUNDAY JULY 13. Phrnix-W Rosenthal-3 dry goods, mdse, 1 show case, 1,140. Prescott Hce, 1 dry goods, 19O; L Bashfori, 20 soap, 2S0.
 Whipple Barracks-U s, s35 sun dries, 3,2S2.
 Verde-U s ) sundries, 524.
 McDowell-U s ? medical stores, 1GS.
 Tiger AIine-N C Shekels-4O Gi- ant powder, caps, 2,390.
 Seymour-Central Arizona Mining Co, 29 powder, 940,
 MONDAY JULY H.
 Pnpnix-J W Colburn, cigars, 8 J. M. Castenada, coffee, 100.
 Prescott-W H Wiliiscraft, cruel bles. chemicals, 255; \ J Mason, ' boots and shoes. 40; E HerZog. , fruit, 275: T w Otis, 27 sundries, 2,5O3; N Ellis, 200 groceries, 5,355.
 TUESDAY, JULY 15.
 Phpnix-W Rosenthal. 1 oil, s sun dries. 525; w A Hancock, books, 20; J TT Smith, bales flour sacks, 7S0; G Coats, ' sundries, 255; E W Wiley, 7 groceries, 400; Ellis, Asher S Co, 1O5 sundries, 9,13O; NJ L Peral- ta, 29 sundries, 2,530; M Asher d Co, G sundrieS, 430.
 Prescott-Louis Horne, 1 mattress, 1 blankets, 70. (Marked Prescott, billed Casa Grandc; A. s Robbins, 1 car prospecting outfit, 20,000; Dr. o Lincoln, drugs 120.
 McMillen-P Shauley, IS canned goods, 1 pickles, 1 dry goads. Tip-Top-Anders & Rowe, s whis- ky, 1900.
 Tiger mine-Shekels, 30 sundries, 3,O4O.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-16
Board of Supervisors.
MONDAY. July 1th.


 The Board met this day at 10 A Ni, All present, c. w Buck in the Chair Minutes of previous meeting read and approved.
 The Board resolved to sit as a Board of Equalization.
 Taxes on the ranch of James Buck & Son reduced from $4,OOO to g, 800; J. B. Montgomery, from S3,O00 to $2, 800: H. H. Linville, from S2 ,000 to S1, 800.
 The Clerk was ordered to notify H. N. Alexander, that the Board of Equalization would be in session July 18th.
 On motion of G. W. Buck, bid of Reilly & Mitchell for county printing was accepted.
 The following bills were allowed: /: I. H. Cox, services as Clerk of the Board for the quarter ending June 3Oth, S125.
 Thos. Rogers, sprinkling street $1O P. J. Bolan, services as Justice of the Peace, $40
 Reilly & Mitchell were required to give bond of $500 for performing their printing according to their bid E. F. Packwood was appointed Roadmaster upan the petition of per sons residing at Wickenburg-
 On motion of G. w. Buck, it was ordered that the Sheriff deny the use of the Courthouse to the Justices of the Peace, for the purpose of holding their court
 Board adjourned.
 Board met July Sth. All present The following bills were allowed: F. NJ. Pomeroy, services as Grand Juror and expense of travelling IS miles, $19 50.
 NJ. L. Peralta, merchandise S46 8O- Riley & Mitchell, advertising, s59 50.
 A. D. Lemon, services as District Attorney, $50
 Vim. X. Hancock, services as Pro pate Judge, s75-
 Henck & Co, work performed, $5- JF. Priest, work on Road District No. ?, S31.
 A J. Browley., transferred inter- prete- account, $1O.
 w F McNulty, indexing deed, $246 75.
 Wharton X Sheets, indigent sick, S311 46.
 Henry Garfss, Constable and inter- preter, $272 60.
 Vim. Holland, feeding prisoners, S554 50.
 R. S. Thomas, services as Jailor $364.
 R. S Thomas, services as Sheriff $729 %.
 No more admissions to the Hos pital without the order of the Board
The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-16
LATEST ARIZONA NEWS. Special TcIegrams to the
 "Heraid. Murderer Escapes from the Terri
 toriaI Prison. Failure of a Merchant at
 Tombstone.
Tucson Ticks.

Tucson Ticks.
 TUCsoN, July 16th.- General Pas senger Agent Anderson of the Atchi- son and Santa Fe R. R. is on his way to Tucson. Report says he wants to have some understanding with the Sou thern Pacific.
 A. N. Stowe, merchant, at Charles ton, has made an assignment His liabilities reported at near $11,0OO
 Heavens black with clouds. Heavy rains south and threatning here.
 Yuma Gatherings.
 YUMA, July, 16th.-A convict named Theodore Brown, escaped last Sunday night Men have been sent in pursuit, but no tidings as yet. He was in for 20 years having killed d man named Kennedy at Stafford with pen knife. Brown was employed as assistant cook at the prison.
 E. B. Ryan on behalf of the S P R. R., arrived yesterday to meet the Board of Equalization.
 J. P Cum passed through here cn Monday, en route to California.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-16
PASSENGER LIST.
TELEGRAPH TO THE sESiI-wEEKLY
 HERALD.

Y TELEGRAPH TO THE SEMI WEEKLY
 HERALD. The following passengers left Mari eopa on the date named and arrived fn Phoenix the next morning and Prescott inc day following. List is furnished by Agent Van Fleet:
 SATURDAY. JULY 12. PhGniX-Mrs- Johnson and child. L. F. Walker, G. Hunt
 SUNDAY, JULY 13. Prescott-Wm Freer, P Tavlor, c Willison, F Ash, Jno H Grubb, F Bell.
 MONDAY, JULY IA Prescott Louis Horne and daughter Seymour-B Purdy.
 TUESDAY, JULY 15. Prescott-J- NJ Masterton. Prescott and Phoenix via Black
 Canon.
 NJ. L. PERALTA, agent. Stages arrive odd days and leave even days in July. Mail carried every day:
 Arrived Sunday = Prof. Sawyer, pr: Caldwell, Col. Bogle, Capt. Gray, J. T. McCarty.
 -Monday-I. R. Walker Arrive Tuesday = Robert Plum ridge, - Raymard- and W. E. Hop kinS.
 No departures this morning.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-16
Trial of the stage Robbers.

Last Saturday afternoon Under Sheriff Mcdonald brought in two young men, charged with robbiEg the stage the night previous. A full ac- count was given in last Saturday $ HERALD. The names of the prison CTS are Price Hickey and Frank May hew. A preliminary hearing was commenced yesterday before Justice Warfield. The prisoners are defend ed by J. w. Stevenson and X. E. Baker and the prosecution by the District Attorney and John T. Alsap. Tue first witness called was the ex- press agent who testified that there was SPA shipped on 11th from Ph9- nix in the box. Besides this about twenty five thousand dollars worth of silver bullion. In the box was $5 that came through from Prescott. The SPA consisted of 275 Mexican dollars. $1O0 in gold coin, a pair of buckels valued at $40, S35 check and the balance in currency The money was shipped by me as agent of the company. Don't know who took the box. About one-third of the top was broken open. It was attempt ed to be broken open on the side but failed. Should think the instruments used were a chisel and round piece of iron, about one-half inch in diameter
 Cross-examined-The Mexican dol lars were deposited by the Bank of Arizona. The buckles were being returned by Mrs. B. D. Jones' Sam Wing deposited $70. Greenup had S2OO-currency, gold and check.
 Re e-Direct-The company gave re- ceipts for this money. l received it as the agent of the company. In the receipts the amount is written in full
 Adjourned until 1 o'clock.
 The testimony of George Thomson, the stage driver, II. c. Mcdonald, under sheriff and A. L. Rodgerf, al though in type are avoidable crowded out. Will appear next issue.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-16

Having opened a frst-class Restaurant in connection with the above hotel. where. by sTictt attention 10 the wants of our guests, we hope to merit a share of the public pat ronage. The Culinary Department will be under the personal supervision of
The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-16
Notice-

Having established a Purchasing Agency, MR. L. BEEN will give his per sonal attention to all or ders of any kind, such as boots, < Shoes, Furniture, Groceries, Crockery, Car pets, Milenery Goods, etc.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-16
Grand Kamc.

One Singer Family Sewing ma chine, cabinet style, worth $40, will be rallied off at the Bank Ex- change, as soon as all the tickets are disposed of. Thirty eight tickets at $2 each. Machine can be seen at the store of H. Goldberg X Son, where also tickets can be procured. Ma chine is warranted perfect and has all attachments belonging toit.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-16
Notice Farmers.

The undersigned has for sale eight fine American horses Hay or grain taken in payment. Apply to
 j. E. DURKEE.
 Seymour A. T. 9S I'm
The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-16
For Sale.

Claim to section 6 Township 1 North. Range East, taken up under he desert Act. s200 Inquire of Geo Loring at the Express Office
The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-16
9s1m
Lost Mule.

A Large white mare mule strayed from Maricopa Wells about ten days ago. Any information will be re warded by the undersigned
 96 St J. NJ. BRYANT
The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-16
SMITHS RESTAURANT.

Old American Hotel building, opposite the
 Postofice.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-16
l.. BEEN !,

AKenf TOT DOMESTIC PAPER PATTERN 324 J Street. SACRAMENTO. By sending Bust measure, length of sleeves, length of skirts, SURE FIT IN LADIES' SUITS can be secured.
 Ladies will bear in mind that it takes but Three Days for a letter to reach Sacramento, and Three Days more for an answer making the time only Six Bays altogether.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-07-16
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Bank Exchange-E. Gang.

Bank EXchange-E. Gang. Prop. Nj Kelly. Prescott LM Lee. Tip-Top T Sampler, city Miss Marler Tip-Top Charles Bessie wife John Moore. Brad law
 and child. Watso'e Ii Alexande Yuma $ H Mott. Los A k T Saunders. SuiSun If Marshall. Central R E Yates. Maricopa w 4 Rowe Tip-Top Geo l. Webber, Tip-T D Bolton. Prescott 4 O Moves, Prescott. U z Wilson Prescott Felix Cablutz. Fran Geo Bulme. San D Baltz. Yuma J Stein, Yuma Geo H Sisson, Globe R Thomas. city Flank Kuhne. Nc D J E Walker. Prescott J Dougherty, Tonto c Crowley, McM T c Arnold, $ F Mrs Johnson d. $ F J w Evans, Arizona Jas Dwyer- city G w Raymond city Wm BlankenShip w Nelson. city
 Robt Plumridge, Tip-Top. PhOenix HoteI-JJ y Gardiner Pro MT Harris. A H Peoples, G T Tucker W Jackson, D D Stevens T Clark T Clark < M Winn Miss Ashley T Ustlc
 MT Griffith J H Mahonev E F McCarty D NJ Caldwell J S Bocle Clark Gray
 J T LaTourlette ' NJ Wilkins
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-10-01
/. rEnsoNALIrIns.

THE only daughter OF stonewall Jackson is
ut school In Baltimore. She Ia 10 years old.
GENERAL GRANTS daughter, Mrs. Nellie sar-
toris viii visit her parents In this country
next winter.
GOVERNOR MCCLELLAN Is stiil unable 10
leave the house In consequence OF his recent
severe illness, but he ID gradually recovering.
MINISTER JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL Is said 10
be tired OF the monotonous life OF Madrid, and
nv, beside. his wife Is ia bad health, IL IL very
likely that he will resign his mission.
Tux friends OF jefferson Davis claim that he
has aiways been consistent at least We'll, ms
long ago as Mt the close OF the Mexican war,
whom President Polk offered To appoint him n
brigadicr OF volunteers, bo declined ON the
ground that such appointments belonged 10
the individual States.
ACCORDING 10 the Washington star, ovcry
male member of tho Saulsbury famiiy-and
they ars very many In pclawaro-who IN more
than u years OF age holds public office of
some kind.
was named. stiii lives In his native country,
Hungary, where his father was u noble farmer
and whore mobiles are cheap. kossuth iB about
10 years old.
TEE Quincy statue Is to be dedicated In
Boston on October II, its sculptor, Mr.. Thomas
bail, arriving on tho 10th In order TO be pres
cnt at tho ceremony. The mayor Is 10 give the
formal address.
Mn. EARNEST LoSofELLow, the artist-son
OF tho poet, has large allogorical composition
which he painted In Paris, and which he Will
shortly exhibit. lilo " golng 10 build himself
~ studio ut Cambridge.
| JouN BnIonr IL n kindly soul. lie lately
| went with two OF hia children 10 visit the
| Rochdnie workhouse. taking IN his carriage
| iI5 interesting books, which he presented Tor
| the use OF the inmates.
ONE OF tho most notable marriages OF the
| coming year wiieobe that OF Mr.. J. q. Drayton
and Miss Aston, daughter OF Mr.. William As.
tor, and granddaughter OF the iaLo William H.
| Aston. The engagement Is one OF tho pleasant
results OF the season ut Newport.
THE Persian shah Ia said TO DO writing play
| and nobody will dare 10 condemn IL. Fol-
his majesty once painted picture In which a
camel IN the background was higher than u
| tree In the foreground, and an uniuciy critic
| who limited that the work lacked feeling, In q
| few hours lacked "A head.
| AMONG tho marriages announced 20 take
place within the next few months are those oi
senator Bayards daughter 10 an attache Of
tho Russian legation In Washington; Mr.
Field, son OF Cyrus w. Field, TO young lady
| of wiiliamstown, Mass, and daughter OF Mr.
Barlow To Mr.. olifi, a gentleman OF considers
BILE social prominence In New York. Lao
LONDON has very bad accounts OF Mr.. Sew
ards old enemy, DR.. W. IL. Russell. from
South Africa, He had boon compelled TO ro
main behind Sir Garnet Woseiey Mt Peter
maritzburg, "with a leg aa angry AZ n leg could
| be-" Natal has rekindled an old Indian mis-
| chief caused by n kick, In the mntiny time
| from Sir Donald stewards charger