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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-09-07
DIR. FISHBLATT

Has discovered the greatest cure in the world
f.2r w-akHess Of The back aud limbs. involuntary
discharges, impotcncy, gcndral debility. nervous
mes, iauguOr. confusion of ideas, pslness Of
sight or giddiness. diseases Of the throat. nose,
or sEtn, affections OF the liver. lungs, stomach or
howels-thase terrible disorders arising from
solitary practices more fatal to their victims than
the songs Of The sirens 10 the Mariners OF TVS.
sess blighting their most radiant hopes. or antici-
patlons, rendering marriage impossible.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-09-07
TOWN. RAycE5 w-REFTowN
Village OF Beetown.

Lot 15.......... VIM Edwards. .... / 50
TOWN ), IANGE 4, N-LITTLE GRANT.
Three acres in sc
corner OF seA sc
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-11

A deficit of over $50. 900 has been
found Ia the accounts of the sb.
sconding teller of the Central Bank
at Indianapolis.
VIM. Winsns, City Treasurer Of
Newark, N. j., has been arrested
for forgery.
The passenger train on the Col
Orado and Santa Fe road was
boarded and robbed Friday night.
1t is now said that the Boston
Police were In with the bunko
sharpers who robbed Charles Fran
els Adams
Frank James declares he will
have the lives OF the murderers of
his brother.
Fitzgerald, the man who swim
died Charles Francis Adams, has
always been a bunk0 man and
faro stesrer. He is a good conver-
sstional,st, of easy, polished ad.
di ess and is said to have been born
in New York, where he received q
college education.
Grave apprehensions are felt in
Warsaw of the renewal Of the out.
breaks against the Jews. Piacards
are posted threatening the Jews,
who are in q state OF great terror
The Government has ordered the
shops TO be closed, and great mill
tary precautions are being taken.
Frederic Drake. the celebrated
German sculptor, is dead.
The people of Oakland held q
monster mass meeting Saturday
night. and denounced the President
for vetOing the Chinese bill.
MeGarrahan now wants eeight or
ten million acres of public land, to
be selected anywhere, under Gov
eminent rcrip, In lieu of his Pam
oche Grande grant And there is
some reason to believe thst this
m0nstrious proposition will be
pushed through Congress.
A San Juan dispatch says that
Arthur was burned in effigy there
Saturday morning. A SD pair of
boots we're loaned by man to COM
plete the effigy, and during the alb.
sence Of the managers some boys
set 1t on fire, so that the owner of
the bOots is badly out and injured.
In a Sunday law case tried at
Nevada City no agreement could
be come TO by the jury. There
were nine for acquittaI.
The Gold Hill News, established
in 1858, departed newspaper life
Saturday.
The ship st. Lucie, with u cargo
Of coal, sailed from Departure Bay
Saturday for Wilmington.
The British steamers Eupbrates
and Escambia will soon arrive at
Victoria, b. G., from Hongkong
with 5000 Chinese to work upon
the Canadian-Pacific Railroad.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-11

BAKERSFIELD, Cal, April o.
The case of ]. H. Lee, charged with
forgery. which has been pending
for long time, was decided yester-
day In the Superior Court before
Judge Hines, of Ventura, sitting
for Judge Brundage, disqualified.
The trial resulted in the acqui:tal
of the defendant. This case de.
rived special interest from the fact
that both the defendant and the
prosecuting witness, q man named
Hudnut, are newspaper men. Mr..
Lee IL the publisher of the Weekly
Record, a Republican newspaper.
Hudnut Is supposed to be the ed.
itor of the CdiVornian. The jury
took q ballot at once, which was
unanimous In favor Of acquittal.
They then wanted to compel Hud-
nut to pay all the costs, but were
informed that they could not do go.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-11
Ch- AZ, n,te ana Pacific 10 be
Pushra ptdly.

ST.. LOUIS, April 8-Colonel H.
G. Mutt, President, and l. M.
Clement, Engineer, of the Allan tic
aud Pacific Railroad, left here last
night for Albuquerque, N. NJ,
whittier they go in the interest of
the road. They expect the line
will will be completed to the Colo.
RADIO river this year. They stated
that the track-laying on the extern
sion of the road west from Vinita
in the Indian Territory will COM
mence next week, and that the
line will be finished to the Arkan-
eas river this Summer.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-11

CINCINNATI, April "a great
fire is raging now at Hamilton,
Ohio. Three fire-engines have
been sent from here. A message
just received by telephone says
that a fire started at 1890 tonight
in the city building in High street,
close to the bridge over the Great
Miami. It has already consumed
the city buildings and several liv-
cry stables, and under a high wind,
has got beyond control. 1t is now,
at 11:15 P. NJ passing In the rear
of the Presbyterian and Baptist
churches and the county Jail and
P0stofflces. The greatest conster-
nation prevails among the citizens.
LATER.-The Hamilton fire ia
under control.
Nor mons Opposed 60 P0iyg amy.
ST. LOUIS, April 10.-A Mormon
conference now being held at In
dependence, Mo-, is making vigor-
Gus war upon polygamy, and has
unanimously adopted resolution
thanking President Arthur and
Congress for passing the anti-po-
lygamy bill.
Logan seriously H..
ST. LOUIS, April 8.-Senator Lo-
gan Is 30 sick he can't GO to the
hot springs.
Tucker b .sbam Assssaiua ted.
KANSAS CITY, April 10.--It Is
reported that Tucker Basham, con-
victed of participating In the Glen.
dale train robbery, and who was
pardoned out to testify against Bill
Ryan, was Hssassinated some ten
days ago in Kansas. The James
gang had sworn to take his life,
and 1t is supposed they have ac-
their threat.
mere ID sasns tram she storm.
MCPHERSON, Kan, April g.
The storm of Friday night blew
down u stone house In Delmer
in this county, in which
Wesley Bryant and family resided.
Mrs. Bryant and. two children
were buried in the ruins, and were
dead when taken out.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-11

Whole Tickets, 81 Half Tickets. O..
"a Tickets, $50. s. Tickets, 0lO0.
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter
istered letter or Postoffioe order. Orders
Of IS and upward, by Express, can be
sent at our expense. Address all order
to
II. N. BOARDMAN.
or r. M. BOA RDMAN, 500 Broadway
New York. nA-dAw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-11
CHILDREN'S DEPARTM.

Child's kid fox lace shoes. ................
Child's calf lace school shoes, heavy soles.
Children's pebble goat lace shoes, neat and
durable. Observation-Disclosures.
Children's peb. goat .but'n shoes, good quail.
Childrens American kid button shoes, with
tassels ST
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-11
LADIES' DEPA RTMENT.

Ladies' double 60
Ladies' extra quality kid fox, full scoop, fancy Is
Ladies' calf lace strong neat W
Ladies' genuine 10
oil full scolop shoes.
Ladie genuine pebble goat quality. .
dfoxb
oil tbuton
skin but genuine French Ed1 - e .......... As
two ,fourand fve-stap esanda l
Ladies Sarah Bernhardt sandals French heels Partisan 35
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-04-11
MISSES DEP

Misses kid fox high.cut lace shoes. ....... 45c
Misses kid fox high-cut lace shoes, full sclp 65c
Misses calf school shoes, extension soles.. 75c
Misses oil goat full scollep lace shoes. 9Oc
Misses gen. peb goat pump sole lace shoes.$1 90
Misses kid fox full scollop button Shoes. Is
SANDALS. 49,. L 900 varie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-26

ess sp 1ssss 1us1' ss7ss = sooa ~
$.;e ssD%6e So ss ostOs,r g.rs .,eg as al ,i
l:se, &c god de%.ns s ia gss' or
css@s SOD bs sSe''f 10 10 81 Sex. s ard
SCI rs sslre res 1neses 10, s.sa ihrr At
t nss yss seer 81 ssss siS :. e S
iS y e c' e: -Pa ssOtsP6ssr
meats t.y saa 1Tt SSsnes & 3: S ssor,
H. H. %9sey sSiy AL unchanged sts II Freigats
CLsclssArt Jay sseou. dun a.d nDcnatsa Family
80. REQ w'nss Ssv sissii' . cash 81 sesi -
1890 bush .spmoata 80 900 bush n" O. Cora as .tsdy 81
~ MSss nc nc .s1 ISc 0etsoef 7'c Nove@se
Miysd Soc Rye scarce and srm at 75c. Poss isr ia
Shoulders. % Clear Ri6 2 bseSa u fair de.n'ni
ssiy ssa arm a, 81 -co%Dpstion sni.ss s.s
obs, op bass Of 81 10 suaer unela,es;
Sugar frnsr pat not Suetasy higher Hatds s,.alo.c
s. ~ go P,css and Baich.r = osSss 81 re-
ceipts 80 head shiprasass 10 mad ..o ....
No White spot ana July s. 2 g. % Assit 81 % .'-ed
spot y " Anqus " 0S5 asSet Com al -. 2 slse
az. nTm 10 'les kseSiPts tlour 10y bbIs "hsas
mestsFlOur. heat 5000 bush. Corn. none osis.
PaiLAosLraA July 81 Flour auae ss,ern aos Penn IN
straghL - So Penn.yivania Family G0od - 81 y
s@cheles - so ONO do Coca ana hoee - go d..
Patents Goa - 90 90 iansy 20 3S Mn.er Whsa o., -
Mixtures s4uO9si - Cora duI. 80 - Bncs
81 cargo rate for No Req shipment - Il \
tree On board Corn 1uiet southern SAL Yellow TAeS
sc: diSe- depot SIC. do a. Richmond. steamer.
rate for Mixed prompt shIDmeats AOmina
board. OaJs-NOz bite. gnssc. 40 10. 1sc.
hslected- 7Jlsc. MIIoa. 7OLyc Provisions arm
Cirar Clty Ness DOL s2D &c. 40 Packets,
sd No D.. , VJDtIj - Beet Hams. ~ %
90 INDIA Ness So POrE-Mess. 81 jO1--3: Prime
s2l uU1S2i hsmS--noKeL lOs1lbc.. do SAT
petre. iJ3,c smoked oUles tJdl3c 10 10 sal Ibisc
shoulders in drv salt lpbc. DO Sosk@L ! lbGll Ec.
shoulders. 1904 smoked l2ssc Bellies
I3 2Gl4c ia. re- Lari-C1fy Kettle
iA2jalA2J. 1900 Butcher Loose. Loo;
Western kete 1912 steam 1910 DO Butchers
..nLter-Creamerv Peunsyivansa 2Dc;
e. do Cool Choice, 0ZJc, BrarfOrn
and NegIOrK Extra TUBS - ~ 10 FirstS 2 %
Western DAirV cxtrA - TZZc d. OOOl - thpc- lf|
2uc Rolls PennsVyanis ano Western 1911 Eggs-Penn-
syIyaBia 2p02 e.. Western d2Oc Chsese-New l orr
Fun 9i21lUc Western Fun cream. 20 DO ralr
10 ~ dalf SKINNED. bi2d,c PeBnsyiyanIa,
SKINNED. COfseRio 80. sugaf-kaw steady Al -
a74c Far To Good Refining Mn,cOs sdOes senned
steady Cut Loaf. Crushed loairlc. Powdered tOcs
Clover 6a7n.c. nnOtnv. =, 699tZ 30. Faxseed 81 -.
Feed-WtnteT Bran 3OUa s2u % spring. SIS OudS20V.
Petroleum Refined " DOls 1,c Cases J'tc "h.sSev
Western ~ !,
TOLEDO Juiy 2o-At the noon Boad-Whest Opened
steady, closing No. Red -pot O6 ~ July al os;
August September 81 " bid October 81 Oi4; all
year 81 OBJ Corn weak. No. spot ani July nihc:
70 September &c Oci 1Jc bid all the
year. Gj5-c. ReceiptsMheai, 1000 bush, Corn 100
bushi oats none Shipmeuts-Wheat 5000 bush Corn
1000 bush. oats
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AN ENVIABLE WORK.

If any better wUIk Was ever done III the
cause oil hull. N y than tn-t WnlcI IHE NV lohA
IEIBUNL LaR b,tu 1tiiE win H. iaLlUE@ + -t'l AZ
Elnr We should bt II ri TO know aDOt u, fOr Il Wouu
be WORTHY the bgv5t DoIag tbat any journal couIu
Nv 10 me Dcrt o. public service. ana We sh0uiI l'ei
an crd 10 render 10 humble trbuic 81 praise
ron, line T. tine ae have spoken 81 tis Dtn' Acc-l
enterprise ard cur Itd"ers are 1"uDless familiar wiz
it, iurt and OIrs.t. but Wltl tAe last year or
~ ue fr.bA All Fund his been largely devoted 10
more comp extensive mission, c-lcda' 10 Dtso" upon
IN. I'M icir.e beutBcaucsa IiOie enduring good tndn
t.e u,..lcs ana eXcuI.oHs Iot The dAy "nlch nave
b-,a ,r OCCASION o. 20 uiuc unW httd ltalihiHl ~
n In Il. ia d- Of u. ci.ys poor eli dreu. HE
1KIBUNE now MANAGES 10 give tAeW b" cO"htTl Fa'"-
uuM" 4uu We Lad ire stolJ OF how THESE "tuti"lsc
CeNc0 , guests 3D. luIhl hon'h Jie most re-
ir,aAg 90 ing of the GUNNER season. one t.n- Ne
may wen al once cunfrhs me EJYfeSs i- frequently
calico tusour sucCt or rMcct-ttEil"fto STA
"~it inoLds 4c.l must say come Jung 10, W" co
envy I'm IIIHLAI. We t.Nt tie ticAt htNrlHl 'I
~ o. pnitaniuer power, aHo IL disposition 10 40
TINS u"si "cszcd work. win the Fresh AIT fuhd winch
~ 70 lr'cy contrib. I'd " NUN ude 81 ITO generous
Al
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PFTJSION or THE TARIFF.

LovG BRANCH, n. j., July 25.-Ihe TarH
c,uni.sp discussed during executive session this
orrnc the question a. whether oaths should be adj
,,.i IN Witnesses iestiyinc before it. The drift Of
,r seemed 10 b, AGAINST such a course but the mat
- 49, referred back TO the Committee On business
,e,pler Jones Of Philadelphia, representative o.
a., t.,,.,a interests, lad hearing at the afternoon
ses ion. and A-sl'i hn'7'cI o''' ; " Wv
H. 10 appear tomorrow.
ma, ro,,ris.iou to-day adopted the following rules
ot-I t,stilnouy shall be- confined 10 Statements 81
,o+, relatu. % or ahcctllg come oh' ~ H'ic y" Np
ii.t. - men under the Law are proper 40 pe ,o.'
80 lt me ,omInlss On, except ifal "n,n tN' " -
~ to hi. .f e. Drrt upon any -dch -ui1rc' ho may
- , mons. ~ zach expert, 90 relation ln,reto'
80 IT,. vines naF ID tLc NIL lns'lD', H'.'' Na
t-f.u,.ut WltuuuI Inquiry, or lH ans ~ "a ~
% ,,'--inu ma. from time tu line uIIt'i M 90
-. ,rfo fleiiier nall be III J.'t L. -,
s,,I cr..s-cxa Examination by any IneIpe' u wv
The Commission sil also receive written H.,
tneuts c.mnuuIca cnH or arr uin'n l,.'.,f. ,,ui-
ufoner for itr con-d ration pu' ,.rhl,sed EXCEPT
inuuicaiiOus or Arguments VIII h"' ~
ID, tbe direction oi Toe Go INN r,t Mt uppn
800 ,..irre S. be- heard 10 ORA ai-"i ~ ~ -
- 81 80 o.Iu max. ap. .iciitiOu t. thc 80 =,
M! '4'y 80 .i,, rt, eli ref when iAt! 'cs4o 10
Ia. b-,7d and fn. tIift defiftd iHc mr.
,ervr- tn- right racn lnti ahcr =" i H. m d.
IT. W .il Ia al,wrG an. o. nK ihe llu.' a'' p -
for lh. argument Ana ruch at 'iI'''' ,,..i,,,
sbe, e,crpi by special urdeI q" 49,, an argument
T., r-eu- 40 az Assigned q h'Hi'Ns -..ri,tn-uI
- -. m f.ri,.n L., lie LOnIlnl sion a., -
I'M griilur "A tue points thcy pi"po7o ,i.h ust OF
be careful ia quOtuE huthoii''0'' "
those c. ed , ,,,-s - Nam
CuE,soS SPRINGS Penn. July 2j.-Ihe Boal' u nan.
- , American iron and sI,el Association met "'
thi. place TODAY and adopted call Tor ,.
-, -, ,a,,.f ctprer. "a, meet here on 7epiehiD,I
ID - r,s.r no ,ntl.n on ron and rlttl auu
and prepare A re port w submit 10 INC la4A"
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DIED.


ATKINSON-ht Rochester y. Y. Jny s. 1892 Harretto
Bristol Appleton VIE o. Hobart r. A'An'oh anu uausAee
OF James Ap2etOn,ol M~hlu~
CORWIN-suddenly Brooklyn. Tuesday evening, John
N. CorwiB In the o2d wear Of hi. age.
place Thursday evening 27th inst. At 49, p. IA.
Remains Will De taken To GreenporL l. L. for intermenI on
Friday.
ELY-At Monticello Iowa Mrs Caroline c. Ely. the 5jth
year Of her
HAMILTON Long Branch n j. July 25 1892 John
Church Hamilton son of Major Genera Alexander Bam
IN the got. year Of his age
Funeral Trinity Church NevYork city at IL IN Thurs
Reatiyes and trends respectfully invited attend.
Please omit MOVERS
HArcH-At Far Rocsaway on Monday July "a, 1892. Ger
tsude daughter Of Ruth Wills and Ldward ;. Hatch aged
9nonths and ~ days.
Funeral priv ate
LGvINGsroN-on Tuesday July 2j 1890. Mrs. corneIia
Funeral services On Thursday tue 7h 10 O'Clock
from the Reformed Church. Hudson. y. Y.
Interment at Livingston.
LAKES uddeny. on Tuesday morning. July Is. 1892.
Eleanor + Lake widow OF the late Joseph s. Lake OF TINS
RELATIVE ana iris1d1 are the tunera nom
the Mad sS@ AIen"s aP n. c al anu @"H
LFAVITT- William Robert Levitt II the late Jonathan
Leay i6s city IN t9e an Near S ag9 E.pve
Burial scr9 IN Greenwood Cemetery this day Wednesday.
at II O'Clock.
LooP-ln syracuse. n Y Cd the 2ita inst. Loop
the 9th year OF his
Cone BeecSe only daughter OF seam IN j. and Cornea
Bleec <er Aalapy, IN the lst year OF he, age. .
Services at u Pals church, Edgewaier = l. wednesday,
10th inst OF The arrival Of the 5"ciocs boat from He"'
Inierrnt At Glen cove T. on rhur.dsy 27th the
au!va. VI the $3.50 train IRON Janes,lip Ne"-fOrS
MURRAY-ou sunday July D. 1852 after short illness.
residence 40 222 West 20n-st. on wednesday At
IaterInent at the convenience of the family.
sLIFPER-At Glen Cove L. l., July a. Colonel Joseph A.
Relatives friends the family invited to attend the
THURSDAY. July a. at o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-26
TIE ASSAULT Of I4WREYCE MLAITER.

In regard to the alleged assault on Law
renee L. Minter Monday morning, at Coney Island,
superintendent OF Police McKayne said yesterday i" |
that any robbery had occurred until saw
1t mentioned in the papers No complaint has been
made ana there have been no arrests. There
are between forty and nifty regular and special police
men here 81 Coney Island. II Miniter was robbed and
beaten as he alleges might have been done ny walters
with badges on, by the biackless who are always
urowlirg about island" Miners brother said that
had his brother been assaulted and robbed by policemen
lie would done his ST 10 discover the culpts He
did NOT believe that the young had been ROBBED
at all but that he had probably been Knocked
dc n by some mscreant, while under the lhHdebce Oi
liouor The barkeeper on duy Oh sunday
nj lat at the tel stated tnat no one was dragged
INTO the house that might at half past LIE closed up
business ut Il and Went 10 bed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-26
COTTON MAEAErs-sY TELEGRAPH.


ttvKRPooI July p $50 p. cotton steaiy-MdAng
Vplaus oosd do orleans. 81 sales OUO bales incu
no oI0 bales Tor speculation AMI export Receipts 1870
"a IS all American. Futures Dlauds Low Mudng clause
do August ana september deiVerF be'G4d; also D'5d
al.o SrptembeI October delivery, 6S3s4d also
54Ad OctOuer ami November delivery b-s4d DO NoNen
her am December dcVey O4d DO January ana February
delivery. tts,d, do February and March delivery o'ead
IfSFfpo6I July 2j-l:5O D. Futures plands. Low
Mduhg July ana August delivery O"'s1d DO Sep
ten Der aud october delivery, O'Sa4d
LIVERPOOL JAW Z5.-2uO D. m-COtOn-Lh ne SAFES Oi inc
fav Included 74u' D4eS American
LIVERPOOL Juy 2,-5.'O n-CottoD- ulurt p
lands Mlddllng clause. july denvtfy "a, do July
ami August do September ald october GehVery
ItrE.fooL July 25-4:OO D. m.-Cotton- Futures-U p
lambs Low Mlddnug clause, october and November delivery.
O3.d do. November and December delivery, O44d Flu
trim - 49,
Mddnng II GOod Ordinary. lllc receipts, IA bales
H1Irln0gn July 25.-Couon dul. diddling. l29sc Low
Br tam bales coastwse. 90 bales. sales % bales
~ Dale-.
CHARLRsros july 2j-Corton hrm. Mddling. &c; Low
MQdIng, dOOd Ordinary, II 2c net Ir.'lp.s' %
bale. gross sales. 80 Oalcs stock fHl Dales
CINCINNATI. JuIv lotion MN; Middlmg lZec L%v
Nddhng &C.. Good ordinary, Il &C; receipts ~
GALVESTON steady, MlldLng l-'yt' Low
Nlddlng I2c.. Good Ordinary. II So net receipts -
balrs gross cOastwlse 20 DAes Sales 81
Nesygs lur lotion steady Mdnirng. II &c. Low
Md,lug, Good ordinary : sc net receipt i
balr- gross bale shipments 800 baies sales 500 baes
S.V.SIAl Jnlv 25-Cotton steady. MIaGung. he. Low
Mddung Ii nc. Good Ordinary. l0Ac; net receipts -
bas gross oxpOIts coastwIse. IL bales SAFES,
~ L0uis. July - Cotton firm MddnnS l2sc Low
N,tsUrg lLc. GOOD Ordinary, II &C. net receipts, s
bales pneus 2O4 bales sales - bales stocA o@S OseS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-26
MIDSUMMER NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

NEWPORT. July 25.-Ihe Casino "events
are oyerdone 80 lar this several per'os have
LOST money by yeuturng to present attractions at the
orstocratie theatre 10 il settled fact that Newport
coaers will not take kindly to theatrical performances
ma matter by whom they given II Is estimated that
Georre Holland lost least 500 IN his recent dramatic
enterprise.
James \ Swan, Mrs. G. :. Ranesford, Misses Raines
ford tae Misses Dean Mrs 4 wade, the Misses "ide'
and George C. Bardwel and IA niy OF New lork J. W
Foster. f. Hancock and j 7. Reese and wie Of Bos-
ton Richard sears and Dr James Dwight OF Nahant.
Mass; and J. C. III rdseye and Mrs. h. r. Brdseye' OIL
Lowell are at the ocean House.
IL, secretary b. H. Bris.Ow s expected here In few
DAYS A. the guest Of Marshall Field, OF Chicago.
General J. H. wilson, K. ,. Grant, Alfred Batcheler
and g. H. Gosser OF New-YOrk are among the late ar
nyals.
Austin Corbfn, OF New-York. is at the Ocean House.
ARRANGEMENTS for approaching lawn tennis ourna-
meut are pelns made. l. VII be an important social
event
The CarrrnO Concert Company gave concert IL IHe
Casino tonight TO a small audience
Collector Robertson, Of Nrw-York, and a party Of
,. arrived here this afternoon IN he United states
revenue cutter Grant
" n stnmon. aud family, Mrs Leighton. OF Toledo
lanes H. 4arrrty and family. OF Philadelphia; hrs
yan Horne, h. y. Taylor. and H. l. fhaeh'
NJ KeW-York; John L. Fitzgerald OF Dos
80 .,.r,e. & Turnbuu, OF LOadOI; Daniel W.
!on 49,. and wife aud q White ana f.mly. Of Law
rruce w. A. Rivers, Oh COluhon, Ia -; ~ oAin''i
- Tuuntou II. +. hitter aud Gt"igr IL, so - "
Iaeli. Zee Aicbriic. Of Ccv- ani ana NJ g 4""i-9'
~ |',,,n,. IA rived af sic Ocean House trnish.
Thomas T. Cushing's guests a. al '' iAo' ".sI' ,
MI Cadogan. 81 T., Ma"ame baioa VIC ., ,H -,
isi Nmt.ter Governor anu Mrs John Lre ARR, -.
Fr, -lus sell A. gust BELMONT i.nsrIloh -
firIcr.c v. Stevens and VILE aug Mf7 ~ a Van.
Amon tac gIos,s - dmner sven y H.. Erarr.
drniit ..re M and Mira YznAGA Mr. ana MIRA FroSei'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-26
STATE OF TRADE.


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-26

ick Sheldon, Buchanan r winthrop Miss Catherine l.
Wolfe, and c. @. Baldwin
c. C. Baldwin, OF Neg-YOrk. gave an elegant dinner
party ~ " Snug Harbor" tonight
The yachts vsrson Venture and Isabella Of the New
Haven Yacht Clnb left here for New Bedford this morn
Tho team yachts Freyjs and Lurins Left here on -
eastern cruise 1T
Mr. ana Mrs Stuyyesant Leroy, OF New-1ork. gave q
picnic at Beaver Tail to-day II attended by large
Number Of friends
r. N Ellis q. f. Kisseli and Edward Fawcett. OF new
Ysrk, and Robert Adams. tr, Of Philadelphia nave ar
rived here for the season G.. L. Upsher, George Wok
day.
Among the arrivals at the Aquidneck House are the
toitew1ng stephen II. Ganbury. OF Syyacuset George a.
Lift eheld Miss SkdnoFe and g. Haydn OF Boston r.
j. Numford. W. A Potter, W. Barrett, c. A. Winsor, l.
G. Newhall and e. III. Allen and family. OF Providence
{. II. Conc and wife, Of NewYork; ~ n. Sanford, OF
Goshen, n. Y; Mrs Louis Wster ana Miss Wister OF
Philadelphia and f. d. Wheeler, OF Newark
{. T. Pritcnad and Samuel Wiliston OF Boston, r W.
Greenleaf OF Cambridge, G. n. Williams, OF Canaan
daigua. y. Y. ". A ADbs aud wife, OF New Bedford d.
@. Gordon. OF Hartford, and X. :. McFarlin, VI La
Grange, Ga, have arrived at the Ocean Hou@.