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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-15
0mcial Records.
LoCArIos NOTICES.

Copper Grant Mill Site, Santa Cata- rina mountains, Jan. 9th. W G Stegman, Peter Dunphy.
 Prize. Cababi district, Aug 2S, D A Beand l 9. R II Choate Mrs Ida Cho- nte
 Magnolia, Cababi district. Aug IS, D A Beand T.. R A Choate Mrs Ids Choate Il.
 May Flower and Head Light, Cabahi district, Aug II, D A Beand ., R H Choate |, Mrs Ida Choate Ii
 Angela Saxon, district unknown, Oct lst, Chas Wilson, 1000 feet, Louise Blombe z 500.
 Loretta Aguirre and wife to Oscar Buckalew let l, ID block 2ll, Tucson, S30n.
 Fritz Coutzen and wife to A Schramm lot in block 12l, Tucson, ESQ
 Oscar Buekalew and wife to W. F. Fitzpatrick, lot ? in block 2ll, Tucson, S2O00.
 Wm s Kennie to Hereford < Zabriske Silver Crown mIne, Papago district, S2OO.
 JE Outhouse to T H Carlisle one un- divided half interest in the California and Nevada mines, Empire district, $50. Amelia and Isaac Goldbery to Abeli- ma Ramirez, lot in block 59, Tucson, $50.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Oscar BuckaIew vs. Refugla Arviss, decree to quiet title to lot l in block 2ll.
 Duplicate receipt of Juan SCza to c. E. Daily for $4O0. Appointment and oath of E $ Clifford as Deputy Sheriff in and for Pima |
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-15
THE Great English Remedy!

Is a never-failins cur Tor Nervous Dehih } Exhaustei Vitality Seminal Weak kuess SpermAforrhuea. LOST MANHOOD. lmput,u cy. Paralysis ProstatOr- rhRa and all the terri hle effects of Self Abuse. youthful fol.ies. and exce-ses m maturer such us loss Of NN...s - | s.lslra NvsrNa A.s
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-10-15
chiIIs and FeYH.

Simmons Liver Reg ulator soon breaks the Chills and carries the Fever out of the system. IL cures when all other remedies fafl
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-06

'Nftt fat ~ M oas vaas
howf II ssemad r. mn that lhefN waf
hu hNlF ~ n aea eflNssHH ~ nfrH
Win her a. where iag iWpifel#s lableg
40 lna f3wi hsd ~ mtny. lufolj |
oWlii spHfp hef ofe
llni I lhmghi n esHfse she wlnhd
piph oiii une N NE twu she bad t1gei
su dfhdf iho iay hefple ! almost
khrw which one u waald be-. the bhe
with llie frddeai eh9uha
Nhe heailaio1. shu luohrd - aud
dpwn The row asan H. be sifnld she
would ehure susanha never Thought
" anyihing worse lban that llnt She
looked w and dUwn, and she iook
Meet
rinember hos badly fell. and how
never thought N teslsling | suppose
! thought mn.t MT. Perhaps I IN u
would MOI BE- polite.
AZ allevruta, she took Alice and went
home fndlani,
And ~ this dny nm sorry ahe I'D H.
don't remember aver caring 40 much
for u ag baby again.
Hut ihopc she loved u. and played
nicely with H. | was afraid she would
got ingcrmarks on u, but perhaps shs
didn't
May lc you will think this Il u iidIcu-
lous little story 10 tell. there are ~ many
things IN life 10 think about besides rag.
babies, but my own little girl likca "a
hear about pink checked Alice. and
have rolled up piece oi cloth oh, tho
pretty, simple old falhionl Ind painted
Il little face on II, and made 1t rs neat
like Allies as can. for her. Mary L.
Boiies branch. IN fouths Companion
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-06

A number Of yousK men. not consplouous
Tor their superior Intelligence. mot In q private
apartment of house on spatlns avenue last
evening Time hung heavy on thoIr hands
and the Suggestion Of ane that they relieve tue
oppressive onnul bg laughing Ios lAs drinks
was hailed with enthusiasm. The contest
commenced. aud ono of tham continued 10
laush fnr half an hour. when his fare had
changed frum rci 10 darker hus. Then his
friends became alarmed and imploref him 10
dssist. This. however. he could not 40. and
bis only rosponss was q cuniiHasncs of the
hoar-e, spasmodie misc. iIs laughed ~ n DO
Ing u b. contract. HI forehead bcs,ame lisid,
and the veins stood out distinct IKE whpcord.
The sftaries IN he neck dlsssndsd almost %
bursting: symptoms Of apoplexy became ap.
parsnt. and u became evident that remedial
measures hiuss te adopted. or he would die
laughing. One Of the party ran 90 drurzssx
and procured drsszhi. rhieh vas saR,t.
tsrtd 10 the irrepreszlbie cachnnatDr. -, -,
fcct vas sslutsry, and to-day y. do1 49,
much the vorse Of his voiunfsry.,, ,r-ss.,l.,
ous displsy Of laughing. =
Giob< - 81. |i.I
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-06

i#fgHd uWf VI lmlnhe flsih have
boen disnfe.t In ilo'ha tuunig W.
ani fni.l hr W Hni lmmeiHiNf
lii ilmaied ilal W. tlfan llflialn
NAlHi rHHmi afr engn9ti IN undof
nuNhi wHfs cHthWiti W galleries uss
ienllns ssfif mlles
n Il estimated lhh iio lUI lonfih
N sufmtfnp telegraph raiies lu The
wnIli y h1, lun mllra having u money
yiluo uf abmi tlnunwu
John n AiHfn " tlfin. Staten
lshnd has feoUd showing The sales
malu by hli father sud himself aihre
iiNS, ~ muciunecf4 s.nca 1891, the
silcs have amounted Ia slOi,hiH,7iiH0.
N which sum n ,0li 600 w waa raid ~
The state N daiet.
Tho emigration from Switzerland
last year was The greatest IN rccori.
The number " emlerinls whn hft tbe
country In 1881 mYing bcen lO,aiib.
against I g5i IN lHs0, aud !, gs- IN 1879,
lIy far the greater proportion N thcin
were from German Switzerland,
Last year The German wire mills
supplied England with $4,000 tons II
wire, and Russia with 10000 Ions.
France received from Germany from
$4,000 tu 10000 tons Of steel wlrc for
sofa springs, and America not loss than
80 900 tons from the same source.
There ARE iiIty-scycn oil mills now
IN operation or being constructed In tha
South nnd along the Mississippi RIVER.
distributed Ms followsi Ten III 1cnncs-
soc, nine each In Mississippi. Louisiana
nnd Texas; eight In Arkansas; sIx In Al
ALBANIA, two In Georgia. two IN Mis-
sour, aud one each IN South Carolina
aud Illinois,
according TO ils annual report To
the stockholders, the net profits of the
Paris Figdro for the year 1881 were
siS0,000 Tho catalogue OF expcndl-
lures contains the following Items,
Type, s32 ,00Oi paper, printing, stamps.
etc, $685., 900; cditorship, $1,000;
carriage, s7l,0OOi administration, s52,-
900.
1t Is estimated that 100 900, 900 fect
Of logs were rut on tle hcnd-wnters of
the Kcnnebec last winter, which, with
the l5.000,0D0 feet Of old logs "hung
mp" along the tributaries. will make d
drive OF 1l5,000.000 feet 10 he noalcd
down the river, Last year the lrisr was
the clcanest ever made. owing TO the 90
pious rains, and $50, 600, 900 feet of tim
Der came down.
There ARE many expensive brldge'
and trestlcs between Blnghamton and
Elmira on the l.ackawanna Road, Neal
WavcrIy there Is a bridge 1000 fee
long approached with 1000 feet of tres
tie. which cost $4,000. About si,
miles west Of that place il n bridge 60,
feet long with 1850 feet Of trcsile
, There are two or three others about ih'
, same length within short distance o
each other.
. The importation Of potatoc, has be
come of great Importance to dealers an
; consumers. The total receipts at Ne,
!. York In January, February and Marc
: were 1889 barrels. or 2,22s.b2
:. bushels. AZ 20 cents per bushel (whlc
n is about the Wholesale price received b
8 tho importers), tho potatoes were wort
o 81 1853, 969. and the customs duty yield
D od n revenue to the Government O
, s33i, 27D. A large proportion Of thes
potatoes camp from tho four ports ,
glasgow, London. Liverpool and HUI
- About one twenty-seycnth came frol
4 the continent.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-06
WIT AND WISDOM.

Some Of our recent novels remind
us Of n comet, for both arc n long tail
from small head. f'H t4I
Tho individual who ''stole march"
has been put In tho same cell with Pro-
crasiination, the thief Of time.
Why will the postage-stamp never
become familiar with the alphabei' BE-
cause Il is always stuck ON letter.
We meet In society many beautiful
and attractive women whom we think
would make excellent wiycs-for our
friends. Y
"A young lady attending balls and
parties should have n female chaperona
until she is able TO call some other chap
hcr own.
Second thoughts are sometimes
best. which Is good reason why man
who attempts 10 commit suicide by
drowning should be able to swim.
y. Graphic
XIII ilms to-day. and. 10 ynnr sorrDw.
Hell stare ,nu IN tho fsas tomorrow;
Kill him again. in any way.
Hell plaric ,uu still ffrpm day to dny.
Illl, IN the .Iif, q. y mos, h,ls,
Attentive: al do 80 like % talk 10
you," she says softly. In q pause of ths
conversation, beamIng ON blm and sigh
lh1 NY & uo unsn'leos'n
youth; because. shs answers gent
y-"DeeanS' you arc a'' eaf''
TO actors. Even In the very whirl-
wind Of your passion, yon must beget n
temperance and not hug the heroine too
closely, n you wouia avoid r,r,,ng
away on your W, slse,"s ,o'ne , ~ ,ra ,na'
ulvlheiy iair co'hP'"H'oh' -D""o" i'a"'
soHp'.
"A school-leaoher asked: "Wha.
bird j. large enough 10 carry on amanTT'
Nobody knew, but one little girl sng'
ge.ied "a lark.' And 'hen shs es.
sIaInsa h ,,,,,s, a,,s Was ss'' papa "p'1n Nv Ia
~ ao''., ~ w .a IL W
s''' v1 ~ : .Ne' -, ..sfse..
.lne NorrlssvWh ne'a.a az other
vi VIVA. peneh. 20 ms VI discovered
country a'r a'i 'h' p'an9z e.nturv, A
during uhc pas. quartcssIess sbad wo,,ld
method OF raisinz bmsnllnd than =
ss,,la.d ~ I - ,lsr,.s." "
J, .g.s,,raI = on the decline In
-. ,ssd tanner I.onrurop. IL
An.'',a. a a xouId be.f answered his
snou'a 'aaiids 4 I hear ysi say the other
wnehat Ansiria hai ~. 900 men IN The
uM. and ain't that enough 10 tramusn
down aIl tho crops. Id like 10 knowg'
--Roms Sentinel
tn n. u..f,,l n. . a.,,. ,.,,, 4, {.
IL. =. ss'' W 'se'". ~ un'' paper y =
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-06
CosDRSsED rELEGRAxs.

n,rnE Lynch Chalmers contest came
M ~ the ilouse Of Representatives on tho
18th. snd ihe majority re.o;uiion, dcelaf-
lng Lynch entitled 10 the seat. was adopted
LA 10 50. Tie conference report on tho
postal appropriation bill was agreed TO.
The franking privilege amendment was re-
1celei.
lsfggsAL machines addressed 10
WIN. n. Vanderbilt and Cyrus W. Fidld
were deposited IN the New York Cliy Post.
Office. April %. The package. werc placed
In mall.liag Tor up.iosn districts and tax
eu to the elevated railway. Before reaeh-
Ing the station At Niuth sirsst aud third AZ.
cauc ancxplo,ien was heard from tho mail
bag, and firc and smoke was observed TO ia
sue from Il. when the train stopped at tho
station tho burning bag wa. hastily trans
ferred TO the platform, as the railroad peo'
plc wers afraid 10 transport i any further.
II was taken 10 the sab.slatIon. where ~
contents werc examined. The package adj
dressed to Mr. Field wss found 70 cons'ss of
. pa.teboard box, covered wilb sAady new<
err ani had smill drawer IN y, from
which depeaied stfias. As Is supposed. /.
for The purpose Of drawing Il open and
eau.lnx The explosion. Inside Of the box
was found a tin canister containing absnt
oue.hslf Of pound Of powder and a Elrs
far eonlalnlnx whlts powder AMI iiquid.
II was Mr.. vauderbIl''s package that ex-
ploded, probably caused BY The JOLT OF the
ear. but for which occurrences both might
have reached their destination and *
ploded In the hands Of Tho parties 10 whom
they were sent.
FulI particulars Of the boiler explo-
riou on The steamer Marion. near Kinzss
Vile, =. C.. the other day, hare Just been
received. A picnic party numbering thirty
Ave ladies and gsn,ismen had engaged The
boal lsf trip dosa The waterse, and Two
houu amer starting. when the entire party
wa. on The deck. aud ~ of them In The I'm
mediate vicinity Of tbs enxine-room the
boiler exploded. The steamer was almost
thrown over on her sids. md men and
women, srn-eies-. bleeding. or dead. vert
throun into the water Or fell iaso the buIh
with the debris. The number Of personI
Killed or fatally ueuadei will reach eleven,
and mznr others were burned snd seaIaed
by escaping stssn. The ssdie<f feature o|
the caia.trophe wss The absoluis exsermi'
nation ef Whole family y--ths Misses lIenv
four -iziefs. among the mo>s popular yeunl
ladies' IN Richlaad County. Hr. Arsald
stiles, one of The srxanIssr< 81 The exeur'
sion, ~ killed, hi arms being torn frsil
The bsiy. J,hn jacobs asd Hiram Teller,
two rsisrsd boat hssds, standing N the rel
= he siesln>s, uefe killed. 4 Il supposed,
~ s>sis~~ st~k~<~s r&, 1<r~< ts<<hetts'
snd NJ. ia~rsnc> Aasm~on. uhs wsr'
s1aafIaa n<1r The Ni<>ss HenfF. wrfe als'
killed nrs othef yeunE lnd'<s vsf'
6ropn<d.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-06
RAG.BABIEs.

When ] was little girl, about seven
years old. used 10 spend great many
happy hours under the table, playing
with my rag-bablcs.
There wcrc not many dolls In those
days In the town whore ! lived, but |
children did not feel the want Of them
who had plenty Of rag.babies Every |
now anu then mother mndo mo new
ono, ..It
They were very simple. Mother
rolled up piece Of white cloth 10 the
right size. scwed the top together 10
round the head of. tied thread about
the meek to make Il slender, aud then
sewcd another roll Of cloth, long and
thin, tight 10 the back for arms. There
were no feet, but as the dresses were
always made TO touch tho floor, that
WIS no matter.
At one time was the happy posses
sor Of twelve rag-babcs. moro or less
beautiful. Many Of tho little girls |
played with had ng-babies, too, but
mine were thought the pretticst, be-
cause, whenever mother made me one,
she slways took her watcr-eolors and
painted u face ON IL. SO mine always
had brown hair curling about their fore
hsnus' iit.le eycpfows' p,"e eyes, rosy
.nIpas .n',Iiaa anu i'' "p'' "'' "e'0 always
They MI had names, but | can only
remember now Susanna and Alice.
Susanna was rather large. and had a
| pink artificial rose sewcd on the top ol
ner nc,', wn'ch ,''"'e nut HUN """''
ur"sseu ior party, 81, -
nu. Ancc was my uar',ng guy wn, WV
Wv s'nh'ies. rng.p"vl VI M, "n" .,l n'u
,nc sweetest l'','e inve, anu nu,'
plue . ursss. 10 ',' pe,e,s ~ :, snr y wou,, y,
,ooh p'e''y "hne n'" " ""' n0' 'a0'
pgaln; ,n.. ...,I a. ~. /. -,
ous'o n,a",cy usc" " e""" so'no ~
Ss ,assa m.m sn,.o nu' W. d@sron, ',s,rss % or ~
playuu housc oh ',.. u'nu1."l hgu'.s oh ~
oarpct Ju'h pas,.t came; ,,, 'oo' pu
shc hau "oh' anu hAe" =" P'"-
queen. ,,...- ,,,...
vno ahy ,ney wo,' po,n ~ NY nvnss "..,
hnu 'he 'oheh glris came VI n.'i
Will MIcr pscanse u was wc., a"u ."ol !
mo'her wouiu NOT ie' 'hehi p'ay OUT q
doors: ,ll
we maven prougnt any IN
paples, salu rhnny 'ohen. pu
! you ie, us Piay WIN youfs' WON '9o'
Mniu,s -
90 let them each thko TWO OF MN
70 play wi'h' anu We hah oeaa''i'
ume.
julia took me casy-cnair ior nc
house ! hnd mine under 'ie mnie
J Sadie and Fanny chose figures on ~
.Mp.s NJ" '".y v".n w ~
for she had sore throat Iremembe
, she looked pale. IL
She seemed very fond Of The two fpg
babies lent her. and said;
81 never had any 20 pretty as yours
Maidie-" asor ~ ~ ..irHii4
We went visiting each other, ans
mother let us have cookies and sllees
npples 20 pass around. My rng-bablc
appeared TO great advantage. and 80
sanna looked really brilliant with he
pink roses on her head.
ii have Q rag-baby biggern n she Is, a
home" said Fanny, but III chang
with yon y y9ull give me SUSANNA.
~, mn se'n LII n' 49,, IT, ra.
wouinn cnshes' vo'np sm. TO-
rag.bany win no eyes anu n,ou'n, ~, 49,
: WIN nngsr.marss wnsIe nsr % IT.
oughl 70 oel \ aah 1 nv ,',n IN
nds made OUT o. an GU si. nP'"" IA.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-06
PsRsosAL AND roMroAb. TX

a mass-meeting In Tucson, Ariz.,
y 18th, Il was unnnimously directed
= ihe following be sspt 4 a npan latter
y President znd cxUIde ey.s and both
= d Congress, s'Dufins ths fe)oIcapx
y :as cad aII!llys sisVI., .n,
= etske plaes (1Vffro1o hnfoes re
z oRer you - = skeleton u sit f@y6ar
I a !! shr frt thai nearly ! hundss X of
~ p'oness have within few days been
1ssly murdered IN cold blood BY the
e'ath Apaches, whom a cruel and mis-
- Policy permits to survise ihsir crimes.
80 small portion Of the expenditures
sfsd In your grand display could be de-
~ y such measures a. would preclude
EetabilIty Of a. iucrsaao ID ihs VI Of
3 nurdsred dead We eould sead you
'as Of srasituds and eEsdf ID pI1os d
% :s'ssgs q oar SORROW and keIplsszness
= erol&iion. y
~ President has cxpressed . 6eter-
al''a % do everything thstsea b done
ropriety 10 induce ths Ruusan 0or-
ss % extend tho fnlIest prolccilsn 10
- haH addressed .commnnIcalion
representative q 81. Pesersburk, d.
hln y iqvliq - azssfisn q tie
= imported d ~ !, = exprr>s shr
ienee that twas ftIt ID nm eouptry IN
y their perpstsstion. and 10 en-
4 - sxerstss ihls suthcr1sy 10 pre-
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-06

Ne. Ass,bsla w.fh,, who resiies a osr :.
a. |. ss--.s ,-.i1ement in BsrEep county
Ns~ i.fss,. vss N sunday gf,son 'fy'bs
~ -. ~ I. s.au xue- sae ~ csuEht efs
ov '.s wI.s -, ~ - -'1tcd. snd. sci<inr IN
- ~nSs' ldshel to the door with 4 snd
Ven ~ .ns ns'tkc hesrd horrible shrek, ss<
7 Hhsd thrown the pan and Iis cuutansl
IN, 8s face of her shrce ycarold chIld. which
Fs Just running 10 The ksass when M
Wnsht vent " the dorn The child suffered
frishtfnl Injarifa Both cyss wrrs compl<,-
y burned out and he fsc- horrfblr dIsnsurrd.
Ihc ehIld Efifhci N IT. srnnf. snJ nm sl..,t
IN Wild eifflshi AMI ern<rd with ran. A a + i.
rsn ~ z1urusHef. and eppII4i Inc ,ss,,aI
scde,Is.e Hc d<eizfss that ffs sirhf ~ IsIf
rll b. hsHfihif di<aaurri. bal h 49, a., n<-..
- fze>an ~hy he chill should not llvs'-S.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-06

N""f - wv" " H"'IfHf W.T. tNN HHfFf
started ~ helps Iia sad anhf hui shaft
ahiAnaa Wheh w alsasNufha Fleldsf al hls
heels with . haiehffs TIE ehIsef fsn laiu
~ middle n The flfeei. followed w Nj a..
siilshfs and Then turned and hfnd iua
shvisf one N which pasaed through FlolaeF'a
heads kilIiHs him Insifnily, Fleileftbeiofe
tha var. wss prominent fisef man, Ne
owned the steamer Dlans, aud had nthHf
property 70 The value u ylpo ,Qpo. IN 1861 he
was sh"' W W. heah. ihe Effects of which
esusea rsf''al loss o. fessoH. Ile FROM tbis
cause beHsn n"l'affesulsliohss aud soon lost
wy h's property hosphpefg gave himself
w, ana was hdmi'tfd W ball.
AT Nheolings w. 'a.s ON Tho 2ith,
Three children naIned kn1lebefger eot hold
of rome pphefoot rNtitto their parents BY
Fsn'ssshe for bots d'afr, and ate ol u freely.
One boy died ard The other two were moi
ekpsrse'i 70 rfco.efN nHmNHn
/ fAusTfn WooDs Ia kIs Hfo by inter.
fcrInr IN xsiarrel bo1.yepn 4 man and hls
Wife, ID Liberty, Va. .fhe olher .lay, Mr.
and Mrs. John Hendricks were M variance.
and lust "a the peace maker appeared the
Irale husband was about 10 knock his wife
down. Woods rushed IN TO save hor, where.
upon the woman turned upon him, SAYING
twas no business Of hIs,, and that they
could settle their own quarrels. and lien.
dricl.s picked upan ax and crushed in bis
skull, Inilicting awound from which he died
IN a few minutes. The murderer was ar
rested. nlff , fiq
CHESTER County, Pa, has been much
excited by.a tragedy near Haysyllle. on
the 2lth, Mrs. j. d. Andrews, whose hus.
band has manifested tendency to insanity
for some time, wa. felled 10 the floor by q
terrific blow on the head, dealt with a roll
4 iuu .pin, In .tho hands Of the .madlnap, who
had been left unguarded for a moment In an
adjoining room. She fell TO the floor In
sensible, while the attendant, returning Just
at this moment. secured Andrews and sum.
moned medical aid. There was no hope,
however, and Mrs. Andrews died without
recovering consciousness. She was about
30 years OF age. Prof. Andrews, who Is
about 90 years old, accumulated a large for
tune by his wonderful skill AZ 3 mathems'
tician. lie is known as the Lightning
Calculator" and II Is supposed that his
peculiar mental exercise was the prime
cause Of his malady.
A DISPATCH from Atlanta, Ca, says
two carloads Of convicis stopped at water
station on The Cherokee Road, on the 25tb.
The convicts were chained together, and a
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-06

-whm Illsis nouk, Al, ~ -.
spred n 1873 . Mlupuri euu1l1|A nnui
nobert II. CrouIsy ~ oSotn1u ~
Impdso1si n ~ 49, - M
. mp1lve - nnnnr - 1t<1oo = ~
groGnhoek h ~ r>1nk r - y -
VdlIs. Hs neIlQ11 y - 1
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1882-05-06

kalloch has lsls the ministry and
been admitted 10 The practice Of i.w q
ean Francisco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-08
SOCIETY NOTES.

A pleasant lunch party in honor OF the Misses
Thompson, the daughters OF the ex-Secretary OF
the Navy, was given yesterday afternoon by Com
modore English's wife and daughters
The Mexican and Austrian Ministers, who were
presented to the President yesterday, make thir-
teen ministers and charges d'dTaires who have
presented their credentials to our government
since the first day OF last April. and within the
next two months It is probable that the successor
OF H. Outrey, the French Minister, will come, as
L. Outrey expects to take leave this spring. He is
much M from grs6 fo. IT. the recent death Of
here as Minister, and during tbs winter another
member OF N. Outrey'S family has died. His wife
has also lost brother and another near relative
since she has lived here n Outrey was here as a
member OF the French legation when Taylor was
President, and was also here again as q secretary
Of that legation between that time and the date OF
The reception at Mrs II. N. Lincoln's, 615 n
street. last evening, was attended by over sixty
guests who expressed their hgA appreciation Of
lures OF the occasion The literary exercises con-
sisted OF essay by Mrs. Burke, entitled Reminfs-
savary, and Rotations by Miss Florence Sullivan.
Miss Clara p. Hoover and MI E l. Townsend. The
musical program was acceptahly filled by Miss
Louie Vale, Miss Emma Morris, Miss Dinwiddie
MISS Lucy Murphy, Miss Beatfie, Miss sullivan,
Mr.. Collins and MI. Buchanan The guests pres
ent included many persons OF prominence, visiting
and residing I'm the city, all OF whom greatly en-
joyed the evening. Mrs Lincoln was assisted In
receiving by her sister, Miss l. c. Brown.
Mrs and Miss Farweu received many calls in
assisted by Mrs. Aldrich and Ars. Dwight-The
wife Of Representative Steele received at her resi-
dence on Street-Dr N. S. Lincoln's wife and
Miss Beach, of New Haven, Mrs Lincoln's guests,
received together yesterday afternoon at DIR. Lin
coins residence. - General Drums wife and
daughter, who now receive Informally on Tuesday
evenings, had pleasant company In their pariors
last evening.