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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-20

TrxAEKAsA, April 9.-[Special.l .l-Mr
Pleasant, arrived here to-day and were
married. Not being acquainted with our
dual city they got license in Miller county,
Arkansas, this morning and repaired to the
Benineld hotel in Texas and were married.
Later in the day, discerning the Ill agality
OF their marriage, they rscrossed the line
clock p. m.
In the last forty. eight hours the heaviest
rain OF the season fell, suspcnding travel
on roads excepting the Trsnscontnental
between this city and Prescott. On the
Iron Mountain there are four extensive
wash outs
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High Water.

LITTLE RccK, AK, April l9-Heavy
rains In the STATE Tor the past two dave have
doue much damage II railroads and other
property. Nesrly all streams are again
very high and Overlooking the lowlsnds.
Owing 10 washouis, no trains on the Iror
Mountain railroad 20 further south than
Arksdelphis, and the bridge over Bear
creek, IF ten miles south of Pine Bluff on
the Texas & 81. Louis narrow gauge rail.
rosd. are washed awev. Many portions OF
the Il . rrSirie country north OF Duvalls
Bluff on the Memphis road present the APP
pearsnce o. lakes. vast sheets OF water GOV.
ering the spsce f,r mills
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BIG SANDY.

Bro SANDY, April l9.-TSpecial. l-Our
farmers report slight damage from yester.
days wind storm. A heavy rain fell here
to-day. 'iti'"
8. Xronsohn scur popular dry goods mer.
chant, Is closing out his stock of merchan-
disc here, preparatory to embarking else
where in the same line. He seems to be a
fixture here and II Is with regret that his
many friends and patrons anticipate his de-
parture from our midst.
Lutte Jimmie Dorroh Is slowly Tecoyering <
from protract4 d spell of the fever.
r 3 Vsentne hss resigned his position
rs sgeut for I. d st. l.. railway company at
this place and leaves for Tyler.
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Ininncfion nenieti.

KANSAS CRY, April i9-Judge Black, OF
The circuit couri. today denied the ipjunc-
tion prayed for by Thcmss CorriFan, presi-
dent OF the Jackson County Horse railroad.
to rtstrsin the city council from granting 10
the Rspid rra1sis Company the right 70
and, Wysndotte. Corriesn claims exclusive
rights under twenty year charter, and
had obtained Temporary iLju3csi.a which
0ss 10 day dissolved.
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ROCKWALL,

RockwALL, April l9.-[Speoial. IN essrs.
securing contributions amounting to some
S25 900 cash, also the right of way and
depot grounds tor railroad from this
place TO Dallas. These people are thor
oughly awake to the situstion and will do
all in in their power in this railroad mat
ter
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M'KINNEY.

MCKINNEY, April 19-[6picial.l 1.-Two
newspapers OF our county are at present en-
gagged in wrangle ~ to which Of them ex.
posed the weaknesses Of other people first.
None OF them have taken the trouble to
seek out instances OF devotion to duty by
officers and commend IT, and yet Collin has
the best set In the state.
The County Bee Keepers association was
in session to-day completing arrangements
for the entertainment Of the State Bee
Keepers next week.
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IN. ,ri,nat nntinnL :

CHICAGO, Aprli l9.-rhe Coicago Times
this moroing prints compreheosiYe crop
report BIZ counties, embrsc'ng the winter
aud spring wheat belts o. Indiana. Illinois,
Michigan, Iowa, Nebraska Dskote Hiscon-
so, Minnesota ard Missouri Generally
speaking, winter wheat, not winter killed,
y now doing well. but spring wheat pros
poets are nos oaeenIg. o. .-.x W continued
vet, diseRrsebie ss,thsr.
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JEFFERSON.

JEFFERSON, April l9.-[5pecial. mir. A. T.
Stone, one OF the Oldest and best citizens in
this part of the state, died at his home near
Linden Cass county, this morning at 10
o'c ock.
One OF the heaviest rain storms which has
visited this section in long time fell this
morning. A heavy rise in the river Is ex
pected.
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BELTON.

BxLros, April lo.-rSpecial. 1.-The Jury
ia the case OF Eckesi, asked 10 be relieved,
as they could not come 10 an agreement.
Tney siood elk Tor Scqn.t,al and six for
hanging.
Ihs young ladies' OF this city have been
to-day very tusuy engaged in decorat-
ing the opera.hous, for the reception OF the
msdicine atsociAt.on, who are BEGINNING 10
arrive. a great numbe; are still at work
tonight.
Heavy rain fell again last night.
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our new reservoir. Farmers are fearful
that II II continues much longer that they
will 30 get In grass they will be unable 10
get their crops out IL.
A public trial OF the new fire engine was
set for yesterday afternoon, but owing 10
the weather was postponed until next week.
The new gas works company are adver'
tisiDg tor bids for tho construction OF their
buildings, tanks, eto.
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ST. LOUIS.

Sr. LOUIS, April le.- TSpecial.] - For
some time there has been spirit OF dis.
cord among the Missouri militia, springing
from the appointment Of Frederick Law
r, noe as briRadier-genera OF the eastern
division. Lawrence has been q very un-
popular officer, 90 much so that there have
been absolute refuhsls by ether officers to
serve under him To-day he yielded to
cepted the resignation and says he viii ap.
point General w. I. Sherman TO succeed
him, The governor ssys he is confident
Sherman will sccept the office as duty 10
the ttat. oi which he 10 nov a citizen, and
Is also confident such an appointment will
heal all old sores tmong the state soldiery.
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BROWNwOOD,

BRowNwoop, April l9-ls psoial. lin
response to letter received from rail-
road committee at Dallas, a large number
Of cit zeus, including those from town and
county, assembled In the opera-house, in
which 1t 10 said the most enthusiastic
meeting ever heretofore held IN this county
was held to-day. R1asing speeches
were made BY tho chairman,
Colonel w. II. Morton, y. II. Jenkins,
John w. Goodwin and others. A commit
tee OF thirteen was appointed to correspond
with the people Of Dallas Tor the purpose
OF uppri,ing them that they will heartily
cooperate with them In building road
from Cieburne to Brownwood. Members
OF the Dallas railroad committee were in
vited to come to Brownwood to perfect
arrangements for the building Of the road.
Our people now believe that Fort Worth
and Dallas are in earnest, and will assist
the fret road that points towards Brown
wood
a lne rain iell here yesterday and TO.
day. The prospects are good for wheat.
Crops were never more encouraging than
they are now,
Bill Craigg died in the .Brownwood jail
yesterday OF measles.
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NEWS BY SPECIALS.
Principal Events st the County Seat
Of Tarrant Yesterday.
A R0uslng Railroad Meeting Held ut
Observation-Disclosures Read
NJ. Louis: General sherman Thrown
as q Sop 10 Cerberus.
A Fire OF Inccndiary Origin Occurs ut
Cleburne.
A Comedy Of Errors Played at Tex.
arkann.
General Rainfali-Hopefui Farmers
Stock aud Wool Notes.
Other Specials from Sundry Sources.
General Rainfali-Hopefni Farmers
Stock and Wool Notes.
Other Specials from Sundry Sources.
FORT WORTH


FoRr WoRrH, April l0.-[Speclal l-Pro.
fessor Foute, OF Houston; Crow, o. Calves
ION; Collier, Of Mansfield, aud Carlisle, oi
Whitetboro, arc In the city 10 take steps
preparatory ~ the meeting OF the State
Teacher association at San Antonio. They
will determine upon q prog ANNE.
j. U. Riley, while trying to ride q frac.
tious horse on the square to-day, was
thrown and seriously hurt.
A number of prominent republicans are
in session To night, talking over the forma.
ton OF whig republican party and will
have a ltroDg organization perfected by
the meeting oi the state convention. The SO
men are disguised with the negro rule and
say thy will no longer submit to 1t.
The awning In front OF the Merchants
restaurant took tire this morning and caus'
street In the middle OF several frames.
Prompt action saved the house.
George b. Hol and has sold hi, nv The.
atrs to Tom Wilson, formerly OF Terrell,
and l.. McClelland, q sporting man. This
transfer has caused considerable wonder.
The price paid aud the reasons for selling
cannot be- lear ned to night.
Tho Texas & Pacific nay car was ia the
city to-day, and disbursed several thousand
The Missouri Pacific pays off Mon.
Tne average attendance at the schools
this week VS. l 172
Seven marriage license were issued this
week.
Real estate trssiers for the week aggrs.
gate $47 ,G2i.50.
fhe mem bers OF the local gun club are
making preparations for the entertainment
oil the Nlmrods Of the state, who nssem Bile
here in May. 1t 10 the intention to have
fonr days shooting for good purses.
The weather has been gloomy oil dav,
with rain, and tonight very COLI norther
is blowing making over10ats indispensable
Mayor Smith entertained tho public
school teachers at his residence In a very
handsome manner. some eighteen teachers
and tho superintendent being present.
Tho rangers mentioned Yesterday have
gone. but where Is not X own. Courtright t
was seen on the streets to-day.
The seven jurors obtsiRed in the Gun.
will lave to remain 30 until Monday and
during the trial. No papers containing
anything In regard to ths case are permit.
ted to be read by them.
j. X. Merri field, of Dallas. travelling
passenger agent Of the Chic q Mississippi
has been In the CITY to-day.
In ybe county court {.ssdav the case OF
M II. RED dwood vs. ID. SchwartE was de-
cided by q judgment for tire defense. This
casa has been tried before, and while in
volving but $l40, has consumed eight days
in trial.
There 10 talk Of q suit for criminal libel
beng instituted In the Murphy. Eaton
case and also talk of civil suit for dam
ages, but which side will bring the civil
suit 10 not known.
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CoUsrCaxa.

CoRsIcAsA, Aprii l9.-tspecial.l-we are
getting too much Of a good thing In the
way OF rain ne IL is stopping work on sll the
and has also entirely stopped progress on
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% vacant. The court dismissed the appli.
cation for mandsmus, holding that there Is
no vacancy. Both cases are appealed. q.
B. Jackson aud q. T. Henderson,, republi-
can delegates 10 the state convention, ex-
press their preference for Mr.. Blaine.
Information has been received here OF
the destruction OF moro than ten miles OF
fence belonging TO Colonel Odell, OF Run
nells county,
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LIEN.

ALLEN, April l9.-[Special. l-Clark &
bres. show visited our town yesterday and
exhibited to goodlv number Of our best
citizens. Last night, Gs 1t rainod most of
the evening, they made very poor out at
anything like success.
A man by the name OF Bill Reece. who
was travelling with them, was arrested by
Gabe Beck, a constable OF Mckinney, for
gaming, and was taken to that place where
he was fined $40 and cost this morning.
Farmers are about through planting and
prospec we're never better for good crops.
Plenty OF rain has fallen in this section for
the past few days. A cool north wind is
blowing this evening.
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CONCHO.

CoScHo, April 10 Especial 1.-The dis
trict court concluded its session to-day,
after rendering two very important decis.
land In town. Mr. Koeniehien, Of San
Antonio, sued John Mills and some
fifty other defendants for large
portion Of the survey on which
Sao Angela is built and Mills replied by
cross-biils. claiming 100 acres held by
Koeniehiep. The district Judge dismissed
the cases Of both clsimsn's.
YER, the county surveyor, to force him by
mandamus TO recsive bic file on 2 o acre.
within the towo, w1ich Ellis claimed
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BROWNSVILLE.

BROWNSVILLE, April l9.-[Speolal.I I'VE
were shown TODAY some ore taken from
the lead mine Of st. Nicholas, near Victo.
ria, In Tamaulipss, Mexico. This ore
contains some silver and about 30 per cent.
OF fine lead. These mines will become
very valuable with railroad facilities.
The following couples were Joined In
niatrimony the past week: y. Mirslles and
A. Carrerars, +. Roshe and ]. Rivera, A.
Pests and Gertrude Garcia, P. Carrigsi and
Il. Balingeneda, r. Garcia and II. Flores,
G.. Batells and X. Pecins, 8. Ginms and T.
Torres.
A woman lies in waiting for her hus-
band, who, she understood was going 10
timer,
Private Mooney died this afternoon from
the effects OF injuries received by the
boilor explosion in the garrison.
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SAN ANTONIO.

San ANTONIO. April i0.-[special.l-A
terrific wind, hail, aud rain storm struck
this city this morning at 4 O'Clock. The
wind came from the west and was sufiic.
iently violent 20 blow down and com
pletely wreck one ware house,
liit from Il, foundation and move dis
tance of fou feet now residence on Deg
newity Hill, and twist signs In everv
direction. The damages to houses, fences,
roofs, etc, will foot up several thousand
dol ars.
A Laredo dispatch says some days ago
two Italians dressed Ia the sarb OF Turks
were on the streets selling beads which
they represented as relics found. After
scoopng In many sheckles they started on
foot to the City Of Mexico. They progress.
cd nicely until reaching the wild and
lonely station OF Rnconado, on
the line OF the Mexican Ma ional railroad.
On the morning they passed this plsce.
the leader OF the two, WHO carried the
Cash boI, containing $40 was
sucdeaft aud without warning, lassoed and
jerked over e precipice and instantly killed.
His companion made his escape by out
running the nssassius back 10
Rinconndo. To-day IL Is said the
guilty parties have been apprehended, are
raw in charge of officers OF the state o!
Coohusba. and will be summarily shot
when proved guilty, OF which there 10 but
little doubt.
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0ATESyfLLE,

GArssyTLLE, April 19.-[6pecial.l l-Csp.
tain r. d. Wilkes. Of Lsmpasss, q candi.
date for the senate. addressed the people
in the court house this afternoon. No sp.
pointment preceded him. however, . good
number were present. His address COW
cred the main issues Of the day. He
outing. He urged the people to meet
their obligations Is citizens as serving ~
rors in every relation in life, not leaving
the Jury service to men OF indifferent
patriotism. The press, school teachers and
ministers had much TO do with the enfo; c.
ment OF the law.
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FORT DAVIS.

Fonr DAVIS. April l9- Especial. J. A
drove of several hundred horses passed
through here yesterday from the lower
country on routs to Colorado county.
Our ice factory will be in operation by
May 18th.
W. w. franklin, a cattleman. was acci.
dentslly shot In the leg Friday by the pre-
mature discharge Of q bix-shooter. The
wound 10 not dangerous.
The probabilities are the military will re-
tain the post OF Fo't Stockton another
year. Presnal. 4 Mussey have offered the
government the post for 81 500 per annum.
f. X. Pollock. an extensive stock-rniser
OF eastern Texas. Is negotiating for o large
rancho south OF Maria.
Mr.. J. Sender, who has been Ill for the
past week. 10 rapidly improving.
James Kibbe will open up the Lympia
hotel next week. Fort Davis offers special
attractions as summer resort to be found
nowhere else In Texas. The only draw.
bsck heretofore was the lack Of hotel &C.
commodations.
Tho sale Of the Apache Rocket 10 not yet
c0Dsummated.
Weather fair. Grass 10 plentiful. Cattle
and sheepmen are cheerful.
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nsiness moderately good.
MARSHALL.

MARsKALL. April ls.-T5pecial, The
heaviest rain OF the season fell last night
and to-day. Trains are all out OF time In
consequence.
The Lacy hotel, at Carthage, a two-story
frnms, burned yesterday evening. The
turn tu'e was saved in damaged condition.;
no insurance.
Blackburn, the young man injured by
the fall from a gallery died, and was bur.
ried this evening.
General w. p. Lane and other old veter.
ans left for Paris this evening and will on
Monday, ths 2lst inst. celebrate the ami
vorsary OF the battle OF San Jaclnto. All
honor TO thess noble old heroes.
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PLANO.

PLANO, April ls.-[Spscial. THE heavy
rains that have fallen in the past few days
have ben,fited the farmers to q great ex.
tent. Some fears are entertained OF having
more than needed, which would delay cot
ton planting.
Politic. are commencing to be discussed
freely and candidates for county ofhces are
getting numerous.
The tea party given at the residence Of
Fred schimelpfing last night was enjoyed
by ell those present.
William Harrington, grocarv merchant
here, snd.Miss Florence McWhorter were
united In marriage at the BRIDES residence.
They have the good wishes OF their many
friends.
Business moderately good.
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WACO.


Waco, April i0.-[ special. -Bfadstreet',
comme' cial agency at this point furnishes
your correspondent the following figures ol
the business transactions OF the state ol
Texas for the seven days ending a noon
to-day, as reported by wire from the sub
ngeucies throughout the state: Failures,
4; attachments. Z; discoutinuances, 80.
Excessive rains la this section since Easter
are causing unessirsss on the part OF farm
en, The crop outlook IL excellent, how.
ever, and IL Ia hoped the rain will soon
cease.
A movement has developed in the city
council to surrender the present charter oi
the city and re.iDcorpora,e under the gen
ernl law OF the state, which will give the
council authority TO create u bonded In.
debtedness tor the purpose OF sewerage,
street paving, etc. Under the ex sting
charter no bonded debt can be created
save by q two.thirds vote OF the male tax.
payers. The mayor favors the issuance o!
$500. COO bonds for street Improvements.
IL 10 thought the movement 10 surrender
the present charter will be put In execu-
ton Immediately. The present indebted.
ness OF the city 10 about $50 600, and the
taxable values 10 100000
Texas veterans are leaving for the reun.
ion OF the state association at Paris and the
Knights OF Pythias for New Orleans.
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NOTICES.
81. ADAMS, President.
yoHN r. WHITE, Secretary
nArLAa TRxAa A 1rit T. 1884.

NOTICE Is HERBY GIVEN THAT TBE
IN regular snnusl meeting OF the st ckhs j.
q Texas Central X ilwsy Company will DO held
et the Company's ofice In the city Of Houston
on Monday, May g. 1891
u~vsxov vch
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rLlrs 4yD 4c7ocs scaoss THE V4rsE

TN WINS oF pIoN BnrC,CArLr-A WV LEADING
LADY-rrTrRE PLAYS
Dion Boucicault returned TO Ncw-Yora b,
TIE Steamship Oregon Yesterday morning and vas seen
by Tur. 80 reporter dst evening az ms ROOMS ~ bel.
mouieo'- ro the rsmark t1at his trip abroad md ev-
Gently agreed with nim Mr. Boucicault rcpBsd: eft
has. indeed and hud myself a, good new / had an
attack OF suppressed nervous -out when I went AWAY
but 10 ht- all disappeared
:" What were your objects ln going abroad"
"Oae was 10 Eet rid 81 nay ailments. and another 90
secure. II possible saling lady for my company who
houd Doe entirely satisfactory to / succeeded in
botb end-4yor,. spent my whole tine In London ~
eept occasional rla down o. Brighton / found the
l.ay wanted in a MIS- Hssn L-ig, / saw her play.
AMI after the curt4in went down I went beaind the
ard made her od,r which hr accepted She Is
a. American and has Played ai.h Mime. Mldieska. who
bv varv ligu opinion o. ner she w. arrive hero IN
rev week' shc visiting Nine Modieska"
When 10 YOU begin playing agauni"
o. shaI open IN Cincinnati in september and thcn
visit al The principal towns for three months
anu return ana ssEin iu Boston in December
Thence shall come 10 New-l0rk"
Nhsi plays 10 YOU propose PUTTING the stagri"
-, "a -saagaraan and Rolcrt Emnet in the west,
o., gip Robert La set BcIt al Boston. Nine years
~ The shaugnr IN here ourIf fo 9e euongh
va the productions of Iwel-tn NlEht' N London
n 30 's, u "a, srsal success and they play
now q" f'"' - picce TIL lou"oh
-, vi AZ d-eidedN the most artistic aud powerf,l ,sre
@ ~ung 10 TIE lron Maste ~ tlr - Lane. Tt.,'r.
1he peiistmanceof Mr. ksudd n the ls.diss ~, -
5elAap' ne m1si PoNeru. thU has been seer on IN
S"u state loI iofiF Fesrs The pav rnitles sgsf.d
IsgA, prtormso al ne Princess Theatre, s.esed 10 @
'el gloomy -h~if iscoaefsnt u a. strlrturs ,sd .S
" ih'ei's' So ana think the audience shoWsd ,,S
- oolo "a success - Tins couBlry But tbiBt
s &c "hiesie- res running rRuiisd TINS prlysts
$500 ,, Nll8s tilsl and 'isatncrsraiR' are 81
600. az =, suu u thty De as vel acted acre tbsv
telt al OF success Ga rud stage disripin. I'D
sL'tl carr o. aetals much depends with tb.ss NAV.
see W nave sort Of happy Eo-luckr sfrIe ~ ,nsa
snsiss. aioh lehas 20 Heptrcisle both actors and
NV = ire stama prsFperng Ia Z literary ssps. 80
In N. literary artistic sesse csAsot perceivs thai
knsli. s nIp.eh years any plays save bees aided to
sN'A IA ~asIo literature That ale AkslJ u uYet ana
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,,n cyvn panars and the other from the War omce'
~, . went nuf fsr two hours drive. returning 10
s,,er al sir aud finishing the day Win NNt n ,nc
ssa,tra who're the company from The cologne lh''in
K. ,,,rfnrn. 70 alternately VITA French COMPANY
sr,,r only MESSED the thettre Un twh ught. Wlru '
-, senl lad hnue by jhe death oi tlo Prince o OIii-'
Ar.ene ,Inlssaye has mania f'r hnildns on''''"s
81 now ,s seven vt nea lion, and g. building 'I"'"
s1,e seven wore named respectively the h"''''
Youth Love-" Knowlcttc." Fanny "'"'' w.
. yv.,.fh and Wisdom" They ara appropriately TUT
, ,, a., i,,s. iiko a u,nsein of toys. enc second
4, alarmed with paintings AMI statues oi venus ana
Crrii the thiri Is more library tne i'lrin Is l"'
,Ie ,f his far,s ant penltns the nfth c'lt n' 'uo
90. AMI u.ittrn compliments of az nlr'''. w.
- d, rs f.ot4lr.a au f.ma An tho aof"nih It h''
c.tet to i.I Ifn ans sorrt'rs r1e rifnih"hfh pr
tufIlnr q. oboe hntso nf Death tnd wi'e in".n' "
4, winch tta Atfhnr's fusf VIII ne plt'"l
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ny TELEGRAPH TO rar TRIBUNE.

NEWPORT, b. l., july 2O.-This has been a
perfect day but The expected guests did arrive IN
such large numbers expected
Dr. G.. NJ. Bell OF New-York moved into his new villa
OF Felevue-avo yesterday.
:. %. Bwnham. Of Nev-York, is the guest OF Daniel
LEROY. Of New- York.
The new steam Yacht sakoset built for Fredick shol
don u New-lok. made mile IN Nara snsett Bay IN
uve minutes.
The steam Yacht Yosemite has arrived hers
The Hcy. IS g.. Partridge Of Br,oklvn aud the Rev n
NJ Baum Of Sew York arrived the Aquidneck House
to-day
The Hartford Bicycle club arrived At the Ocean House
to-day.
There arrived ~ the Perry House to-day H. j. nraket
NJ. Edvaldstein. Charles Edward and George " Car
pehter Of NewYork. James Plat and family " Albion
\. VI II. Wexford, OF Baltimore. and 4. l.. Gorris Of
Blstsn