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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-24
Friday, July o, 1883.

during legal hours, at the southwest corD.r
Of Main and Madison streets, in the city Of
Memphis NOV Taxing District of Shelby
county,, IN SAeloy county, Tennessee, offer At
public o0tery, and sell for cash, to the HIGHEST
bidder. certain lot Of land in the County Of
Of Memphis, being in lot No. SO Of & s Tod's
plan for, Willoughby Williams. which is
described IN the quit claim deed from VIII
lougnby Williams to James NJ Provine, daily
recorded in Book No T6, page 400, Of tAo
K REGISTER Office Of Shelby county, Tennessee.
Inc lots hereby conveyed being lots Nos, Is
ahd u % Provinces subdivision Of said lot
Nc 81 lying on the south side Of the La
grange or Memphis and Selma Railroad
IbroadWay, If oxtended,l and between Az,
fernando road and Frank avenue, beRinAing
az me intersection OF the Lagrange kailFeAd
AMI frank avoAae, and running thence south
Us D. 100 teeS thonoe west 150 feet, thence
north 70 the Lagrange road 25l $40 feef.
tAenee with said road al $40 feet to the ~.
shining and being part Of tie land vested In
said Sarah A Provine by decree in the Cham
Gerry suit Of .Amansih vs., Sarah A PToyine
Of al; also lot No. Is of said Province spb.
division. so1th Of and adjoining said lots
Nos. l6 ap3lf and fronting 20 feak an FranI
avenue by depth Of $50 feet,
SIMON sT0RM. Trustee.
The above sale is, upeA application and bV
consent postponed aud win be held al pIacs
IN foregoing advertisement mentioned on
July 30, 1883.
iUlS0,ESS, SIMON STUEM. Trustee-
The above sale is, upon application and nv
consent, postponed and will be held Al placa
In foregoing Advertisement mentioned on
July %, 1883.
r..oo 1000 SlMOG STURM, Trustee
luIl.iiillss;sl,ulIsn ~ =. w as
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-24
POSHOFFICE, MEMPHIS, TENT.
Arrivals and Departures Of Nails.
sSallPORdS. / CLuI

OPEN. SHa'FO@WS' VAVsA'
CIn. LOUD 3 Msm.
Wp.m mSIs. 7NAm
wam K 4 IS SSrcu rh mails, 10 % pm
CHAT. d MeT.k 4.
Swp.m a SSiIS. .- Tos.m
N am through mail 10 90 pm
bonneville Aocono-
=" am Mem. I Grenada RR
Local and through ,,n
" s'M sardis AccommOd'n, s 10 pm
SIN. x i. \. 4.
L.csal and through
Bpm meas. $40 pm
nam ~ tbrcSSE rails. 100 am
cf Ec;:I q ;a e q iAE %i & go
"p'm cp %sl,i6 =. IS. W. r. ~
eOa.m Il. through mails. 10 90 pm
XIV. q 9th. MatIs.
Memphis and ETiAI'S
esG.Esl Point Agent. ASUptm'
iHSisna &FriAr' Point
ODa.mt Posto@eeHi SSu PM
oAmf Rk. IsOp.mt
I'm. mtI Oi sgsnt. ~ Q 80 ami
81 al ,Louis 4 Mem, Att 1 80 PM
no S.ms Oscsola& lem Agents. % pm
I'M S.mFI AFkansss RiYerAgent I ~ p.mI
Mem. to Hollyspr' gs, -
eOOp.ms Miss. Stage route. OO s.Iat
SMonday, Wednesday and Friday.
MONDAY, Thursday Gk{ Saturday.
iBunday, Tuesday and frlaay.
Mueadav. Thuvsday and sstnrd3y;
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-24
RAILROAD TIMETABLES.
Ohio d southwestern.

s-=s-
New Orleans Mail daily $50 pm $50 am
Freight train, oars o'g's
W(except hundayl"""... 3 10 am lR.SO pm
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-04-06

The greatest medical wonder OF the
world. Warranted 20 speedily cure
Burns, Bruises. Cuts. Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever sores, Cancers, Piles, ChilblaIns,
Corns, letter, Chapped Hands. and al
Skin Eruptions, guaranteed TO cure Ii
every instance, or money refunded. 25
cents per box. For Sale By Mehringer
Bros., Jasper. and G. w. Swartz, Hunt
inRburg, Ind.
Feb. 9th, B3.--ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-04-06

Tho election f0r directors Or A.,
~, y. - y ~. ny. failed 10 .materlalize
on tuesday. II was postponed 10 enable
Inc syndicate who furnish Tie money "
arrange matters little more definitely
though We are assured Nv Gen. Irwin
me delay Il likely 70 be only temporary.
i'nbllc business demands thls lima ~
road, and We believe Il will % built b.
some company soon.
or This has boen 1 busv week a.
f'atoka river, large nun Der or raft.. ~
well o. large drive Of logs taken he
present rise 10 get to market. Each Of
our saw-mill firms received from three
20 I'VE thousand logs. while the
stavc factory, hoop factory aud headline
factory. each received large number ~
elm hickory and oak logs. sandwichcd
between poplar ones 20 keep them ailoat.
q conslueraDie drive Of poplar went 70
mills further down the river, also.
70 Presiding Elder Grim delivered
three excellent discourses at the MI
Church last Saturday and Sabbath. to
large and appreciativo Congregation.
many Of whom could have enjoyed the
services much better, II they had not been
annoyed and fearful OF having their
clothing soilcd BY the dizziness or some
men and half grown boys, using tobacco
~ the house Of God, and splitting great
pools Of nastiness on His floor. II docs
seem that IN . half civilized country
men and boys ought TO learn better man
ners or keep away from All public meet
lngs. Such filthy, disgusting. degrading
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-04-06

Spring weather seems 70 have begun
Il last.
Tho Mite viii meet q the residence 81
Mrs. McCrIllus, next Wednesday.
The beading factory raised steam on
Tuesday.
The corporation election notice will
Be- found in another column.
We regret 70 learn Frank Smart was
brdly hart on the r. r. Wednesday.
"a lot or flne Ohio river fish were
brought 70 Jasper Tuesday, By : Green
river speculator.
oerPut On last years straw hat, pul.
yerize little patch Of ground. and I'm
sgine yourself granger.
0rSmall-pox u very prevalent IN
Evansville now. and our citizens visiting
that city should be . little careful.
0rDr. e. L. Noel, Blackford's Block,
indianapolis, says: "Brown's Iron Bit
tiers cured me Of Dyspcpsis and Bilious
ness.'
6rNearly fIfty jolly rsftsmen, from
the splendid forests along Patoka, made
trade lively In Jasper on Tuesday. Saw
logs are cash article now.
arGo to Jacob Cossman's Book store
ana see the great variety or wall paper
ana window shades, also . lot Of fne
chromos. Gc. r.
rrFMr. E. 4. spurlock was n town
this week. We thought that Eli had 81
very pleasant look, and On fnquiring wei
found that he has twin boys &C his house !;
this accounted for Bile pleasant looks.
nTThe new improvements 70 be made
al the city -four mills Of Eckert Bros.
viii embrace taking out ihe mill stones
and putting in the latest patent rollers
IN their stead. IL Is claimed this process
secures better -four and larger turn
out
0JIf Jasper had man who would
contract to furnish materials and build
brick houses, there would be more OIL
that kind Of houses built il the town.
Our town IL getting 70 be too much or al
wooden town, and Is liable 70 suffer theI
consequences By disastrous fire some
time.
~e 49,. rosar~sl
N ~" ssve s,.rss5 ! rsrars, ~ drs ~ oncJa
and grocery store at PortersviIle. This
will help 20 bring the ancient Capital OIL
Ne county back y ~ pristine glory asI
ne best trading point IN me county, for|
the Mehne boys are gentlemen Of tact,
Industry and integrity, who are sure col
build up good business.
NV Acrxr.-Nr. M. G. schifFensfeIn.
reca.flr ~ Oinev ilIs 49, ~ Issre,|
Tnesdsv IL took char0e ~ ~ E~.
pfe-s business On the r. RI q Hunting.
burg Wednesday: He i Z social, pleas
an' gentleman, whom y WI 6e 2 pleas
ure % 40 business Win, though the tx-
press q Huntingourx mas grown g such
dimensions that q Will Keep him busy tol
Keep things straight.
Nor,cr Wishfno - Ala soma No.
improved machinerv ~ onr mill. andI
al ihe same time make some neccssarv
repairs. We will continue 70 accommo-I
date our cnstomers until nbout Aprill
18Th. lsss. alter which time We viii shutI
down for about two month"; Thankinyl
~ ~oa ..;snns ~ pa.s aso 49, ".n .
Des. Y. 49, s' 49,.
- :. e'Pocs'ey vu p
D"'s'
ADAMS Exprxse.-Nr. Alofs Gramels-
pacher. the new Exprese Arenf a IA.
Der. has arranged for the free delivery of|,
Express packages n Jasper. bv one oflI
The compan ". teams Ana wagons. This|
will Be- ! great convenience % our Cit
zens. and viii certainly increase tho busi-
mess Of ne companv considerablv. and
our pconle shonid 16snk Mr. 1ramels. II
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-04-06

IN these times when our Newspapers
are flooded with patent medicine adver-
tisements, il Is gratifying to know what
70 procure that will certainly cure you.
II You are Bilious, blood ont OF order.
Liver inactive, or generally debiIitated.
there Il nothing In the world that will
cure you 80 quickly &c Electric Bitters.
They are blessing 10 all mankind, and
can be had for only fifty cents q bottle or
Mehringer Bros. Drug Store. Jasper. aud
Q. w. SGarfz, Huntingburg, Indiana. 2.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-04-06

PERSONAL. - Trustee Hope, Of Harbi-
son township, was In Jasper on town
ship business Monday, and called on the
COURIER.
Deputy Auditor Joe Schumacher
was IN Evansville Monday on business,
and taking 10 the sights Of the municipal
election. He says IL was decidedly .
lively time, but that the Republican faces
IN the evening, when they knew they
were beaten, were like the tail Of Z
comet IN an eclipse.
That clever brother-in-law, to Dubois
county, (he married In Dubois), Mr..
Henry Bosqnet, Of Louisville, came 10
Jasper on the evening train Monday, %
see around among his numerous friends
and customers hercabouis. The firm OF
4 Silbery, although Young, are
fast taking rank among the leading
Grocery houses u the Falls City, and
the COURIER wishes them abundant cash
sales, for We believe they will DO right
BY their customers.
Postmaster II. Morgan, % Ludlow,
called this week. He says the farmers
around his locality are all cheerful and
hopeful Of good crops, and anxious for
that railroad through their locality %
matcriaIixe.
Mr. G. w. Ellis called this week TO
learn something about the proposed rail-
road 70 Mitchell.
Miss Minnie Hays, Z charming lady
rom Portersville, Is visiting Der sister,
Mrs.. John Leming this week.
Mr.. Dan. Miller went TO Evansville
. select Skating, pipes and other maize
rial necessary for the new improvements
u r. Scheurich a Co.'S planning mill
Mr.. IA. $: Bigham. the fat and jolly
agent OF the indianapolis Sentinel, was
= Jasper Saturday, looking after the In
lcrcsts OF that paper.
Mr.. John Il. Gardner went 70 Evans
lille on business Tuesday.
Mr.. John @. Leming intends moving
rack % PortersviIIc this week, having
AIKEN On interest II the flour mill there.
Esq. Kluesner, or Marion township,
moved TO Jasper this week, occupying .
'art or the Bohnert building. He will
IN ! pcddlIng and huckster wagon thisl
ummer for Mr.. KucbIer
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-04-06


All over the land ere going into costa
y over DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption. Their unlocked for re-
sovery BY the timely use Of this great life
saving remedy, causes them q 70 nearly
Wild IN IL praise. Il u guaranteed 70
positively cure Severe Cougha Colds,
Asthma, Hay Fever, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
mss Loss Of Voice, Or any affection Of
me Throat and Lungs. Trial Bottles
Ifee q Mehringcr Bros. Drug Store, Jas-
Pers and q. w. SWartx Hnntingburg,
NO. Large size ol.00. 3.
tvMr. n. Hochgesane 3 Son ere
ou'!olag brick stack &C II. ochourich q
49, mill THE week. a portion or the
WV machinery for The mill haa arrived,
W. n when & q al placed II positions
. VIII Be enough 70 give employ
naent % about thirty men. The new
improvements will neccssitalo q outlay
y. over $4,000. and will make tho plant
y u We Establishment u The aRerognle
o svout $4,000. Messrs. ochourIck &
vuerst .re pushing gentlemen and work
y ana Will make things hum when
WY fet q j. Their new boilers ere in|
position and Dan. Miller. che machInist,
ss IA g have every thing ii readiness
AZ. Az mem to begin operations next Non.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-06

on Jmy s. Annaoe wife OF Frederick W Basfefu q
Rroaklyn n ". and aaagarer u tho lao ooSfxo hSc2
aged III years and months
Inisrnent al Alent,wn on frtav /" "a M
BEAMAN--At Boston. July 4, Rev. Charles e. Beaman 10
the saith year Of his age.
uInwEIIfn oxsori Conn., June 26 Henry O. Bidweu
aged 10 years. -, =.
coRyEII-As Perth Ambsv, ". j. Tuesday. July 3 q
S,nsbireIic eroup EupnenDa Lewis ansicr OF hnoaso
M and Margaret Cerae.L AAd granddfaxnef Va hn~A
Psterson ESQ ased years. m9ntl and ~ asyS sa,
Hannah widow Of sns Lits Major Jehn Edwards In h~
AMI friends ara respectfully iaye 70 xttsi the
funeral on SATURDAY, Jaly 1855 rom nes ee
10 l5I Marketst. Paterson NJ de- ~ 40 onos@ ~ '
Informant aS Cedar LAVA
Awssuddeny on July Jessie sands infant daayntos
az CseorxeA and Porenee A. hawa aged - 49,.
ennera services Friday, July ~ oeiosx p IN. .s""
a pants Church. Clinton. corner Carroitse hiooAJh
HopGEs-At the residence OF his parents Nsssen lS1
Iiisss eso Formerly OF New. York City
r,,asrsI Fol SATURDAY. y m
Members "a. school OF Mines cozs mois ~
Inv fsiand ami western papers please copy.
xxFEIAyD-At Mount Kisca. russiar evening. Jay
sorge sor of the Knecland. lr ayod - years.
RAJ services calvary Churcb corner ~" ~
ava Nev.York. Friday affernoon. ~ 4 ociock-
InterInent a. Lenox. Mass ....
MoRAN-on wednesday. July l. James Moran In the 4Sse
ss,vs and trends and the members OF Americas
,sp- Assuciaton invited to attend the fanex ~ o.
Er1sssy july D. NJ nom hx Ate rsssienea - f"~-
xcLoUgHN-on THURSDAY. July s. Mamie AcLnnsan'
sl ssyycs win be Church of The heiy Com
mnaion corner 20th-st and 6th-aSes ON sseus' soS
g - i triends are cordially invited TO attend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-06
4 YACHTING PARrrs NARRow ESCAPE.

A yachting party. among whom were several
New-Yorkers narrowly escaped drowning yesterday
morning I'm the Hudson River opposite irvington
They had taken the yacht Minute for short
cruise the water being smooth with refreshing breeze
stirrng its surface. The NewYorkers on board were
Charles II. Underhl. q Mr.. Howard and his wife two
SISTERS the Misses Adams and Mr. and Miss Rawlings
The yacht small used for brief trips OF pleas
ure on the water After cruising about for some time
the vessel eapsized and in a moment the passengers
were struggling in the waves For SOME seconds the
peril was great but through the efforts OF the best
swimmers In the company person was enabled to
secure a hold the floating boat Miss Alice ADAMS
one of the younger members OF the party was sAsoa
only by active exertons OF Mr. uudsrniL IN pre-
venting her from sinking and in finally helping ner
to keep her bead and shoulders OUT OF water
by cling TO the keel of the vesse Mr. UnderhlH re-
ceived slight bruises from the rolling boat AMI spars
For nearly the unfortunate people ciung 70 the
capsired boat watching In terrible suspense Tor any
sign OF rescue. Finally assistance reached them anu
they were brought 10 shore VITA nothing more serious
received By Mr.. UnderbuL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-06
INCIDENTS on Long BRANCH LIE.


LONG BRANCH, July 5.-Mr. and Mrs.
Chanucey a. Depsw arrived west End Hotel yea
terday.
L. j. Smith aud family. Of Morr1stowB. N. j.. have
Gotta ge st the Eberon Miss kurter OF The same place
is "a guest OF Mia smith.
Clayton McMichael and family. OF Philadelphia are at
the Rowland Hotei.
A. j. Cassatt, OF the Pennsylvania Railroad registered
at the West End Hotel yesterday.
FHN Whitney and family and II. Hubbard and fam
y of New York. have arrived at the EDeron cottages
Admiral Gibson suffering from slight bru ses re
ceiyei by allng down gnt VI stairs mis- cottage IN
Cooperave
George H. Boxer 10 at the Rowland Hotel
Counts dc Aouziily, DE Vermont AMI Do Kiramor are
among the guests 81 the West End Hotel
Mrs H. C. rraphagen has assumed charge OF The Ooean
Wave Hotel.
James l. Smith aud John 3. Stanley aud their famil
ies OF Newark, have taken up taelr quarters for the
season o; the Mansion House
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Belmont Purdy, OF New York, have
arrived AZ the West End Hotel
George W. Chiids and family aInopg tho new oo-
tsge arrivals
Cbaries q. Frsnekiyn. tho owner OF the cot
tsgs in which President Garfield dicd. has or
dcred a stained glass window in memory OF the
latter which will be- PLACED ~ 81. Jxmes Episcopal
Chapel, M ElbaroD. some time this month.
f. A. Paker and family ART at t"er cottase 81 FL
boron.
OF New York. are At the Mansion HonsA
William. +. Craft 10 among tie guests at the Atlantic
Hotel
relI and family Alexander L. Jameson and family and
G. T. smtneIs and family, VI New York
yOs*pa Seswezrr aud family. 81 New YORK are occu-
plying the eptIage adjoining the Roman tathoc Church.
IN becond-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-06
IS 1T A LIBRARY OR A MUSEUMf

The failure of the trustees of the Lenox
library to open that institution 10 the puoho
has been the cause OF good deal OF COM
nIa,,t of late. The act passed by the Legislature
on January 20, 1870, Incorporating the Library ex
empted 1t from taxation On the ground tnaf u WA
TO DO for public use; and tms mas
he'd many persons TO believe. that the Library
shoud he made free In accordance with the terms OF that
act At the rate of and taxation which pre-
vailed in city year. the tax on the Library prop
er,y would have amounted to abont S331oo Inc act
|excmpting it from taxation contains the following
clause: 1.-THE Library shall be accessible at all re soh
able hours during the day. for general use free OF ex
pense TO persons resorng thereto subject only to saca
oonsfo ana regulations the said trustees from time 10
r time NAV exercise and establish for general con
venence."
50 many years elapsed since the Library was begun
that many persons been led to think that t was not
the intention of the trustees to open it to tae pu9e
Such persons az procure tickets from the superntend
eut may now visit the library, IT being open
three DAYS Of the week for exhibition, but
mot for examination. No rs admitted without a
ticket and person desiring has to write TO suPerin
tendent Moore who issues 1t If he so peases M Moore
has been i'll good deal Of the tme and this has infer
fered with the usual routine OF work In the Library
Some Of the choicest works OF are kept locked up
and cannot by who arc even fortunate
! epeagh to secure tickets DR. Allibone, tho we'll
4 known author, has been engaged In
s making catalogue OF the $4,000
volumes In the Library tia completed but 1t viii
prove 10 lie an extremely useful work, giving unique
and complete description Of al the valuable works IN
s the Library.
to retain foI such books she might desire To
keep She has never made SELECTION but large num-
4 her OF books have not been removed
from Mr.. Lenex's house 10 the Library. Ihere
are three vacancies IN the Board OF Trustees
caused by death. The present trustees :, are
Robert l. Kennedy. president; George II. Moore,
super ntendent; Daniel Huntington, Hamilton Fish
and Messrs sturgees and Maitland. In answer to
inquiries regard the purpose Of the trustees to open
the Library for public use AR Kennedy recently said:
1t 10 purpose TO open the Library 10 the
public, but been delayed somewhat Dy tie
flnes OF Mr. Moore. presume no action VIII be taken
The subject until after the season- IL Is TIE
inlention to open the building for public ex
i hibtos, but not IN TIE sense or n
pasNc library. That name IA q mlspomer. IL
IL library and Is not fitted for public use. ii Is
merely collection OF valuable works Of art and aDhqn-
aud curious books which are ohly valuable 70 look at
81 We have the first edition OF Shakespeare
4 hut the last with other bookn insteaG OF
being called library it ought TO have been called
= museum and then woald have en- properly desig
na.ed, and would not have led TO misrepresentation"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-06
EXTRAORDINARY SALES OF MATCRES

A GREAT DEMAND CAUSED BY TAKING OFF THE TAX
TALK WITH A DEALER
For several days downtown streets have
been vocal with cries OF "Matcaes-a penny oox.
rhey were also remarkable In being nned Win men
who winged their under the noses OF unoHense
pedestrians and told IN confidential tones now tney
ma spre 10 strike every time" Lights were no longer
reouested from the elderly smoker BY the grmyngeres
bootnsck but with tho air OF capitalist. the match
sruck and the peeuu OF being factor In the
worlds affairs was enjoyed
within the p.st three days $4,000 gross OF matches OF
all sze. aud .hapes been sold In this city BY the
rsn,. ot tina factories The OF the large sales
IA that the manufacturers are no longer oDhseu 10 pay
a tax Oh their goods. Last Monday tie price OF
the ordin ary lucer matches fell from 81 80 gross
TO so cents the demand for them was 40 great the
manufacturers raised the price TO 10 cents ana even h
foupd tina, they in danger OF running snort Oh the
demand The grade known ~ "parior" matches sell
sr from ~ cents 20 81 gross. All kinds Have depre
200 per cent price and there Is no PROBABILITY
that bs Wholesale prices for them will rise. The reta
prices are as low In proportion a. the wholesale
Matehes for which Is and 0ceuts box were demanded
a few days ago, can now be obtained for cents and
every place yesterday where matches could DO OIL any
possible use was well Supplied with them
A dealer was asked by u TRIBUNE reportern the
withdrawal OF the tax the consequent lowering OF
prtces. made any difference in his profits None
whatever" he replied; "instesd OF decreasing them
the enormous demand has added 10 them Last Monday
when arriv cd at my oiee found fully three hnhasee
iIc-n.ed We ude-s waiting for IneY held Duehes
OF hands and clanorei for matcses
NV the I'm ntrsd gross knew they fnfended 10 tako
savantage of tne ignorance of the public regarding tue
withdrawal of the aud charged IN proportion ne
difference IN price pariar matches rs occasionea
nv Tue variety OF of boxes IN which tney av
hacked The hicier match Is sold only IN small ooIes
l. Do Won think the demand for matches VIII con dhuo
In "a rssssnt pre- portions ." asked the reporter
T. No the markeL viii become flooded vita tne goous,
svsr man woman aud child will have enough ntooes
To supply them renal nder OF ihef nvcs ana se INC
bnsess will return TO n legitimate channels ine ae
,r,as na va moi had time to pars their sales with
their order. and the result that no one KNOWS what
AMOUNT OF has been done h y sale 10 ~ h9w
ever receipts OF tue Iaoeofios III anu ""oa I'M
city have aggregated $4,000"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-06
NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, r. l., July 5.-Recent arrivals OF
cossagers include j. Lawrence Breeze and George NJ
Merritt of New-York, and Charles Wheeler OF Phla-
delphia.
W. Hammond and family, of ST. Louis. L. j. Cush
ipe. OF New-York; Benjamin II. Shoemaker. OF P1a-
deiphia: w. ~ ChamberIn ana WIFE, OF Cheshire. coan
ana Mrs g. f. Tullman of Richmand Va, are at tue
Perry House
W. w. Hail. Franklin Bayes, T. Il. d. Power g. t.
Haunfug r. T.. Morgan. W. w. Chatter aud John b. Caid-
well and family, Of New-York; r. IL Daniels. and H. 5.
Lacey. Of Brooklyn: @. saftzHan and d. Bessard, Of
Paris: Dr. W. r. Parker. of Fort Elliott Texas A. ~
Rowe and family, o. Pnilsaelphia. and the Rev T. j.
Farley. OF Highland Falls, n l., are al Tue AaeidheoA
Mrs Swan and family. Of New-York have arrived at
the MuenchnRer cottage. .,...
H. f. 10 es OF Ncw-York, has arrived at MS cottage
in Harrisondve. ~,
George w. Weld, Philadelphia, has arrived nj Weld
Isirr Nara r. M. Padelf0 a. OF Baitn0ft;
Jnuan It. Davies Francis K NewDold. PIrrre Ia Mon
ragne ana CIV n Baldwin. OF Ne WORK, William s'anl-
neil Robert Ives Gamme. of Providence, nave also
me lac eoners az the Ocean House inolude the fol
lowing: q. +. Sawyrr ana wffe, providence. r. -
Huburn and WIFE Daniel CrosscaO and wlfr, Phiiaiel
pna: H. o. Henderson,, StAsen bland; Mrs. Sterling
Douehery Chicago; II. ID FlIgx. Boston; A. DE Puma.
Lodis De Pu0ia A Frazer and wte. T. N HAMS W. A.
Peoples ana wife. w. q. NrmeyeT snd WIFE j. W. COOK
r. NJ. Peree, W. NJ Donald aud wife, q. r. Irving ana
wife q. l. Conner. Mira A. A. Conner.
Cnsrles T. White and wifs, New YORK; y. bro"n'
Albany; NJ. A speiman. T.. l. Franklin London, H. u.
Bro wa. Toledo Il. A. Nolan Brooklyn
Tie polo games viii begin about July Is