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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-09

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 NBthan q Al xHnd T, Delft.
 he Territory of Arizo 2 sends greeting to Nat. an ei Al X deT, defendant You are ere by summon d and reqhi' ed 10 appear be ore me q, my fife iu I, mbstO. e county of CochI-e, O. DC 3Oth da, of ApII 4 D Ie66, st ten o'c Vck a. m 10 answel the complaint 1 sOove- umed plainIlffs, who dem nd Oi you that y Il are ir ,ig II d them in h. sum of S425, goods md merchan ise pu a., d aud deliV / :. [ yOur own |, tahoe and rtq tquest. m re iul ' app, T. c m la nJ LOW OA fl1 iu my Ofic.: And if you fail tU appear q answe sa.G m- D aihf us her, qur. ., he int fs wili take i'd me | against you dem. nde1 d ne cosis Ol his eui:, Given unGer my hand this dfst day of March. 4. II. Ies6.
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NsssicA.

Ihave appointed MT. J. V. Vick- CTS my agent to collect all outstaud- ing accounts due Symmetrical Bros, and also to pay all debts owed by said firm. LESSER SUMMERFIELD. 5-7tf
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NOTICE.

Having chis day sold my under taking business to Jos. Pascholy { Jo. 1 respectfully request all need ng his services to cal upon him All bills to date will be p7id and 30 lected by myself.
 A. J. RITTER. April 29, 1886. 4-29-lm Referring to the above we would say that we will etdravor to give the public the same court ous treatment and fait dealing they have received in the past from Mir. A. J. Ritter.
 Jos. PASCHoLY t Co.
 Successors to 4. l RITTER.
 4 29.lw
 For the finest pickle,l pigs feet ill the city, go to Martin O'Laughlin' : butcher shop, corner Seventh and Fremont streets. 7-tf.
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AdvtHe to NIotllers,

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for children teething, is the prescription of one of the best female nurses and physicians in the United States, and has been used for forty years with never-tailing success by millions Of mothers for their children. During the process of teething, it's value Is incalcuIable. It relieves the child from pain, cures dysIateIy and diar- rhna, gfiping h the bowels, and wind colic Ry giving health to the child, it rests the mother Price, 25c q bottle. l l
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. Ames, eEdaTt
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeti 2 to 4. Ames de,tndsnt: I are hereby summontd d ,nC Q fred to appear b fore me aJ ny ofice in Ton bston, c uaI1 Ul c ci-e, on Jte 3Utl day ,f Aprll. A 1s52, g. 10 o'cl9I k 2 m l., susws r tne comp.ai | ,i the g :ove-named plan iii " o d .m L fl you thst you dre inleb ed to t-e .. in the sum or S6l. g 'od- hao u'eIcLadois" caased anu ueliver- q to on Il own l. st snCC ana r, q (, st as ore fully spp. ais py roup ain' w O. file In my office. AnH if you fl 10 ap pear nd al rwer sad cOu plailt h reIn re- 7u kdenanded ana f : Ihe cOsts oi Ih.S su! :. yIVeu under my hand rtis End dsy of March D GS6 (. I.1<I Q. r
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He Founttin.

Tine Fountain Chop Huuse is ihe cnUlr>t plare ln Iir 'i;y lu IRhe a'lneal No snIOk. lrejIl or SmelI from tnv ki.chen, it being tireiY separate HUTa ttre -,TiiitB rDoTn.- Nc lure quarter brei used. NUT6in- but tie rhulcr>t cuts, fish, game, UJs,es,e irI- bJ&LS. UcITtf.
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IN THE JUSTICES COURT, TOWNSHIP No. 1, n the Cuu.ty of Ccchlse, Te-rIO oi Arzors. b, fore c. E. AlYord, J. F.; etnluld, S2i i:25.
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For Sale

Tie old established and only Undertaking business in Tombstone, either with Gr without the real estate. Terms reasonable. FC2 Dticulars, address X. Js RITTER, Tombstone, A,is
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Thjrd.Clnss Line

There will be another thitd-class or emigrant stage line start tomorrow morning between this city and Eaic bank. Fare, 25 cents.
 ToM TAFT, Proprietor.
 HARRY STEVENSON, Agt. Al the Willow 's SaiUun.'
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IN IRE JUS HE'S COURT, TOWNSHIP Nv. 1 in t.e unty ocnIse, 1erri ory ot AT zOi a, be It. E Alvord, J F.; LtmAna S64. aGwell $ Stanf I'd, lainrt,
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&nhnuseI beer Oh drau&ht at thr Omepsal, tine lunch tAIywn iD
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
LOSSES In VARIOUS PLACES.

BUFFALO, July 1O.--A fire at TOnawanda
last night caused by the explosion Of some fireworks In
August stroboPs confectionery store destroyed George
W. Vedders harness shop. Henry G. Dietrichs restau
rant tho Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company's store
ars Sophia KettemAns saloon, J. II. Kisisu's pain.
and paper store Theodore Hardlebens liquor store
and barber shop. Coroner Christian Miller owned the
buildings His loss Is 81, 900; Insurance, $500 Tho
other losses are: strobe, $1,000; Vedder. $1,000;
Di~irich ST. 2O0 the Atlantic aud Pacific Tea Company
So 500; Mrs. Kettlenau, $1,000 X Driigs, 500 o.
H. Risus 81, 500; and Theodore HardleDon " ooO
Redelrs liquor store damaged By water TO the e1-
tsnt Of 5000 Tho total loss - about S2lOOo Ihe IN
surance will not exceed $4,000.
SOUTH " YOaUTH. Mass, July 10.-The General Putnam
engine house was burned at o'clock this morning Inc
General Putnam engine saved with difficulty but
the old Rocket engine hose carriage hose house ana
furnishings destroyed The store Of William Nssn
and tho house OF Ed ward Derby, opposite the engne
house, were destroyed BY heat. Tho towns loss VIII
PROBABLY exceed $1,000 and 10 uninsured.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. July 10. "A fire at Marysville Oho'
to-day destroyed Flock * Chapman's paning mill anu
lumber yard causing loss Of 10000, on which there
ia an insurance So 000 The carriage works and stables
OF l. C. Conrad were also burned, entalllng loss OF
81, 900, insured for S3, 800.
JAMEsrowS July 10 tSpeeiaD.-Thc Jamestown Me-
Iange Works burned tonight Loss SC,ooo; IN
surance, $500.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
HUNTING A LONG LOST HEIRESS.
A ROMANTIC STORY FROM OLD ORCHARD ABOUT A
SEA CAPTAIN.

A ROMANTIC STORY FROM OLD ORCHARD ABOUT a
SEA CAPTAIN.
BosroN, July 10 (SpeciaD. Among the visit
ors at Ole Orchard for the last day two are four men
legal firms Df Boston and Lowell One OF
the four makes tho following statement: For num-
OF years there lived in the State Of Maiue sea
captain man OF considerable property He commanded
during the latter part OF his life vessel trading be-
tween Maine and tho West Indies In i1ssl his ship
went down in a on the coast OF Florida ana the
captain and ali board lost with tho exception OF
two sailors Captain Hascomo reserved man. and OF
course had no cOnfdants On board the vessel Among
tho articles washed ashore and came into the
possesson Of the wreckers tin hox c0ntanns tho
cap;ains will, q document drawn up by himself aud
giving all bis property in single clause to bis daughter
Winfield L. jIascouc To the surprise Of the lawyers
who by courtesy were considered his attorncvs 10 was
discovered that no had let fortune of over S2ooOoo
They made every effort in their power to discover the
heress bnt for some tlms failed ..... ,,.
IIascome introduced the firm young woman who as
serted that she tho daughter OF the deM capt'iu
Tho evidence required TO establish her identity 10 ne
satisfaction OF the frm has. however never neeh pro
duced and the attorneys have been leo to pec'o
the clam entirely fraudulent For several weeks they
a vo becn following fy aid OF Mass9chsrtts de-
tectye what to be promising REV. anu We
are here "a their representatives believe ta we sna
find the long sought heiress. The detective whose
nams am obliged request you to omit, traccl q e
yOnns woman from Buckspcr., Me-, TO Lowell; from
Lowell to Wesboro: from there TO Boston, ana IiOE
Roston into the employ OF family on the way 10 u
Orcuard She here In the carloi,y OF auy nau'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
THE CONCORD SCHOOL OF PHILOSOPHY


BosroN, July 10 (Speciab.-The Concord
School of Philosophy will open on "Wednesday morning
with a lecture by Professor W. I. Harris on "The
Philosopbic Structure Of the Divine Comedy. and In
tbe evening Mrs Cheney will speak on "Dante and
Michael Angelo The succeeding lectures on Dante VIII
he as follows; Thursday John Albee on "Danes Minor
Poery and Professor " Botta on dante as the Poet
OF the People,; Frday-rhe Rev. Brother Azarias on
The Splritual Sense OF the Dirina Commedtd. aud l.
F. soldan OF st. Louis, rne German Conmentaries;
Saturday morning-The Rev. c. A. Bartol on Dantes
HOPES" The mex week will openwth Dante Teach
ers" hy Professor T. Davidson. and "Dante's Mythol
ogy by Professor Harris. On Tuesday morning the
speakers will be Luigi Mont, Of New-fOrk. DAntes
Italy" and Dr. Parsons. OF Boston. VINO
ory In which is represented the punishment Tor the
vice OF grcsdiness. In the evening MISS Howe WIZ
speak OF Dante and Beatrice" "Wednesday Jny ~;
will close the Dante lectures. the Kew, H. honanu
speaking in tie morning on the " Paradiso anu siI'
sanborn In The evening OH Dante ana VIZ
gill" The rest OF the course VIII DO ds-
yotsd to Plato, ana the lecturers will be 3
H. Emery on Tho Parmenides -; Professor Davidson
on AristOtles debt TO Plato Professor g. H. Harr
aop on Plato and modern thought Professor Harris
on "PIntO's diaecto and doctrine OF ideas tine KEY
A p Peabody on Tho life ami times or Plato r.
Montgomery OF Texas. The Pl,oDc Idea and
vital orcaniz izaton -; Mr. Aboc on " The dramatic ele
mcnt I'm Plato; Mrs. W. Howe on Women III Plat0s
RepubIic": Mr. sanborn "Pato and Socrates ;
the Rev W. r. Algcr on " Plato, Buddha Swedcnborg
and Fichte concerning an Immortal SELF; PROFESSOR
C. e. Shack ford OF Cornell University on Plato ana tno
Sophsts" Professor Davidson on Tho irony or fiato
and tho Rev +. H. Hedge on - Pi@to ana Cnr''sh''J'
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

BERLIN July lo.-Several Journalists havo bosn In
diced hy the for breaches OF tho press law
i'm pubsbug docuine nts rotating to the Saraun case
vhlo IL was trial In tho courts
PARIS July 1O-The man who fred shot from a re-
yoyer In the Chamber Of Deputies yesterday named
Csgus and is native OF Iarn. ITO nInpcea Win W.,
say his mind Is dsranged.
LONDON July lO-A dispatch from Yokohama an'
nouncrs the sailing to-day OF second aaden sGlp
whose cargo to he transferred 10 the Canadian Pachc
Railroad for conveyance across the continent
HAVANA July lO-Advicos from Hayt OF Juno %
say that conspiracy against the Government had re
Gently been discovered. and that an outbreak wa.
JARED Foreign residents displayed great anxiety and
the presence OF Of their respective nations
was much desired
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
MOB VIOLENCE AT A CIRCUS.
FIGHTING THEIR WAY INTO THE TENT.
RUFFIANs CUT THE TENT ROPES. WHIP THE PoLiC"
AND HURT 100 PERSONS.

RUFFIANs CUT THE TENT ROPES WHIP THE foLiC"
AND HURT 100 PERSONS.
SHENANDOAH. Penn, July 10 (Spccdo.-
Shenandoah has been billed for the appearance Vi
Huilourt Hunngs circus last night ana, a. is cuS"
ary on occasions Of this kind. the innaoitahss i"'
miles around came o the show. Tho circus gave
fine street parale, after which crowd vi
about 1000 gathered around the big tent Fifty spoci
police were added to the regular lorco o'
the city TO preserve order Soon ar'er '"o
performance began mob OF ru"i""'
determined to inside though they had 10 hsh'
ther way. Many OF them driven back Dy the po
lice after hard hght in which the officers were paoy
used mp The mob becoming desperate cnt me ropes
and the immense swayed to aud fro. re"dy W
fall
Great excitement prevailed. Manager Hurourt' rcai
iE1g tho situation. Jumped from the ring revo'er "
hand. and rushed into the crowd warning the ru.ns
that be would protect hs property aud tno lVe" % s
people at the sacrifice OF his own. Feaeo
ropes were again cut. bringing the canvas
down TO close up the main entrance ihis
created panic aud general stampede. Inc ru,Mns @
TOOK possession of everything. wbiie tue sPoc.aih"'
headed by Chsf Burgess Thomas, rushed upon tho ou.
The chief was Knocked down with ston" aud Tn. o'ne,
ohccrs BADLY beaten Several arrests were uh"o, pus
the mob set the officers and released the prisoners
stones and brickbas the puIice serously in)urhe
many OF tncm The ruians af,cr breaking up tho POI,
fnanco aud accomplishing all they desired retrra.su,
while the members OF tue circus with their vaiuaolo
horses escaped to the aud reached TO saey
swearing
The affair s characterized the most disgracefu ever
Witnessed here and all good citizens Will JOIN III tno
efort TO bring the offenders to justice esuma'eu
that about 100 persons were injured in the hght.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
Wv FLEET PLEADING GUILTY.

x OHIO COUNTY TREASURER EXrRADirED on
NOVEL CHARGE.
NoRwALK, Ohio, July 10 (Specidh.-ln 1851
,,.r,, q Van Fleet was elected Treasurer Of Huron
c.,n,v and vas reelected In 1882 by larger majority.
u term expired In 1884, but upon March OF tha'yeaf
h. a,.anpearcd, leaving deficit OF $4,000 ms was
~ o,.csvered until fout days later BY this time an
vs.., nai reached New-York and sailed Tor be'gu"'
,,,ne there that an exSadtion treaty was 10 'oroe'
va .,urned TO Canada aud travelled on foot All o'c'''e
nom,ron working wuen could nnd work 81 MS ''Aae
., o,unsm,,h. ue was betrayed by sies'ee ~n'ca no
wrots 10 his brother IN this county from D'""s
,or, ontario His brother lost the ie'~I ~
a. n,ctsi ND In the street and sent 70 tho
..,r ~ Huron County, who tmmediatey went 10
,,,,ra and found Van Fleet Inc iuSit'o n~ue
".r.,s nybt against xtraiition anu wa, '" "eo nos
Io1es OF Brantford, but tho case was cat.e
py Juusc .s Court OF D0minion W tue best par
ristor ia 49,, Van Fleet brought 10 this cly on
TWO wcrn ,,rvng books OF record The charge OF
,,ns sno nbllc records was new one. hs SWORN,
h. desperately on ths issue OUT yrsee.
neo ss Wickusm decided tbat changing hgurrs W an
uay rscor Was forgery and this iaOruing an tiee'
,,s .uror.s OF all plealed guilty 10 tna or''e. an.
W 'nG .tay OF execution uutil "Wednesday Left, 30
.sAeu w. IAN visit h. family aud arrange MS business
~. ma son.st was granted. Tue penalty !" ONO Is TON
LUIS ~ forgery Several OF NAu rire.
QUO ,.nsn we're poor aud their having 10 pay nv
ruined them Au act OF the LcsisAIurc ro
,,,ys, one third OF the prualty.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
WIGGINS,S GREAT STORM.

OTTAWA, July 1O.-Profcssor E. Stone Wig
gins The weather prophet insists that the great storm
he predcted for this fall Will 10 hand. He says he
does not anticipate any further great change In the
weather until fall. "september." he says. "wi open
cool and stormy premoniory to my great storm, COM
mencing on tho afternoon of september 49, and the
great war of the will como sure as the sun
ia I'm the heavens. 1t will be storm OF unparalleled
violence and after sweeping across the Atlantic and
trayersng the country will exhaust It's energies upon
inc rugged front offered by tho Rocky Mountains Fish
rrmen tho mari line provinces ana In Newfoundiand
have NOT beon slow to appreciate my predictions and
have already received intelligence from many that they
have made TO be IL port on the date OF the
de STORM"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

THE RAILROAD COMPANY MAY SINK THE WELL.
PfTTsBukG. July 10 (SpectdD.-A petition OF tue
Unlontown OIL Company. presented IN the Unted Sta.cs
Circuit Court for order TO restrain the ftts
burg and Western Railroad Company from SINKING an
oil well on an OF ground IN Butler County, was re-
fusel by Judge AchesoiA
INDICTED FOR SHAVING ON SUNDAY
Boston, July l0-lhe Grsud Jury have ludieteu
Bernard f. Verne and William HOgarty on tue charse VI
keeping their barber open In violation OF the sun
day law. These Will DO test cases
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED BY GUNsMlTh:
NEw-LoNDoS, Conn, July 10 (Speciut). M"aoS
Bishop age Nineteen. who employed IN the once y.
the sewer Commissioners was killed this morning w
tho az revolver IN tho hands o'
Joseph l.. Raub agunsmith
KILLED BY AN EXPRESS TRAIN. =, y,
PROVIDE SCK Jaly 10 (speeioD. The p m. nnn'ev =,
express train from Now-York. about uiie nor'h v.
Westerly, L. l., struck AMI killed James OregsS as0
twelve, who walking on the TRACK
SHOOTING HER HUSBAND IN TUE BACh
GRAND RAPIDS Mich. July lO.-Tho vile OF ocv's 80
W. ChaIterl0n, farmer living north of this city. -:
night walked into a rooui where her hnsUauu WAS o..
ting aud taking deliberate atm. shot MIN ~ the oaen
Oh on feet with euort but tno
Instant tumblod heap Ou the hoor. his wsie sno
him second time, Killing hni INSTANTLY Di'oSoo Wv
eesdings were pending Ia the courts Hero
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
DEATH OF HENRY II. BROWN.

NEwBURG, NY, July 1O.-Henry X. Brown,
tho scuIptor died here at to-day. He
WA. horn At IAyden Mass, In 1914 He began drawing
NJ the age of twelve and when he eighteen OF
age he went to to study portrait painting. but
turned his attention sculpture lie pursued his studies
in Iay and on his to this country settled In
Brooklyn, where lie made the first bronze
statue ever cast In America Among his
works are tho bronze statues OF Dewtt
CIufon the Washington equestrian statue In
Union Square New-York. tho Lincoln statueA In New.
York ud BrooKyp and the equeatrsn statue or General
scott m Washng tom la marble his best known works
arc Hope" The Plcaies' The Four Seasons" and
th- statue OF General Nathaniel Greene Washington.
lie has lived In Newburg since lsJS His death was
due TO sortcmng OF the brain. His wife disd ak years
a 20 and since her death his health gradually failed
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
PROHIBITORY FREIGHT TARIFFS.

HIGH CHARGES ON COTTON GOODS PCI NE"-fohh
MERCHANTS AT A DISADVANTAGE.
Ever since the Western trunk lines went
into the first pooling arrangement the wholesale mer'
chants iobbers Of NewYork have had more or less
trouble with their frcights Tho hrst thng that
called forth aggressive measures on tho part
of the merch ants the diversion Oh freiehI
When a New.York jobber consigned goods TO q
Pittsburg firm TO be delivered In certain tme' ne
shipped them over the Pennsylvania road But II IL
happened that the Pennsylvania was then doing moro
than allowed percentage OF business the Goous "ere
sent I'm roundabout way over some other route ana
endless vexati0u and loss were the resuta Popular
agitation soon effected remedy. second trouble mas
now caused the New-York merchants again to give
tongue to their WOO It'll in regard 10 tne ciass'uc"o
OF cotton piece goods ...,
To the eyes of freight agent all dry goods shipped
by obbers are rstclass and the tariff Is invaraoy 20
cents hundred weight In the case OF valuable I'm
when the contents cheap goods of home manu-
facture the Item Is considerable one. III ths o0re
aiks on the Eastern manufacturer and oOber it would
make II tile difference the latter but the shoe pinehes
lust here The New England manufacturer eau soma
his IN bulk to Chicago just cneapy rs he can to
New.york. therefore the Chicago Iobber can sell to
Western customers as cheaply as the New.foR Jopoer
and has no large item Of freight to come out of n' profit
The merchants want to have kind of classica-
on hy that will enable them TO comoee ,or tno
houses living rates call has been issued for meet
ng to be held at the Merchants Gun IN Leonara 81 a.
o'clock tomorrow afternoon to appoint committee
which shall the matter In hand The call Is signed
by the following houses:
u r. Clanin & Co. Teft. Weller Co, Sweetser. Penn
hroat a. 20 Dunhsm buckley & CO. Butler. ClapD & Co.,
Lee we .dy Co. Lewis Bros Co. Fra Baker q co.
I,ana Tucker & Co John L. Bremcr Co, LaDgdon "
CO. Bliss z Co. smith Hogg Gardner lawrence
Co., Brown Wood & ki12mln pr,ny; foor ~ % s ro"'
Uorriman & Co Catlin & Co. Dale ed q C0ple; Amni
down n smith j. IL Lane & co. ana Wntn Il Collins
.Thls is not "a matter that affects New-York 1ob0ers
alone" said Mr. MONTGOMERY. OF Swset'er, Pem0rooK
Co Yesterday at affects everybody and the railroads
themselves first OF all. The Western merchant likes 10
come TO to buy his stock for the season. but II
he can buy cheaper in Chicago and save his railway
fare also he Is pretty sure to do It, by thus chargng
nrnbibitory tariff railroads lose both
freight aud passenger traffic the hotels aud all tho
entsrprises supported by strangers suner. ana Tue
people IN other trades lose the patronage OF
the Western country storekeeper who goes to chicago
OF New buy cotton cloth aud repenishes
MS stock OF groceries and other goods at the samo
Market"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
prsE OF A FISHERMAN TO GET BAIT.

HALIFAX, July 1O.-The Gloucester schooner
Ocean King put into Prospect Halifax County, on
Thnrsday evening. gave assumed name and began
nnrchssng bait Yesterday morning several fishermen
aid halt 10 her. but others refused do One
,,r .om. OF his employees had sold part OF their
us catch to tho King. board the vessel
and the fish back. The captan after
nI, talk complied with tho demand. Several American
- ~.r.si, have bsited Whitehead, Guysboro County
within the past few days ,
OTTAWA July lO.-sening for herring in the bays and
,arhars NJ CHARLOTTE County New Brunswick, and asO
he three milo limit IS prohibited by an Order IN
Council nubllshed In to-dsys Cdnada Ga-ete
New-York tribune., 1886-07-11

test at Machester by four wickets lhe Eton-
Harrow match. which many people think smarter
picnic than the University match, began yesterday
Mt Lords and.ends to-day. 1t has already produced
now cricketinQ hero. in Foley, of Eton
The competition for the lawn tennis champion
ship at Wimbledon. in the meantime, has taken inc
usua course. The All Corners, matches resulted IN
n victory for Lawford who will play champion
Renshaw on Monday The only new man who
looked like winning was Lewis. Experts preulct
that Renshaw will defeat Lawford as usual
The Henley regatta began Wednesday. All counter
attractions did not thin the number oil boats OH
the river of spectators on the banks. inc chlei
results are surprises, CambIidgc carrying OIL the
Grand Challenge Cup from Oxford and the tton-
ians and Pitman of Trinity. Cambridge. defeating
Irwin, of Magdalen, Oxford, for the diamond
sculls. which Unwin had twice before won
Newmarket all this time has been crowded with a
brilliant company, the Prince and Princess OF
Wales being at the head and staying with the Earl
and Countess of Cadogan. The July week always
rockoned the most attractive socially, is this year
at its best ey cry house in full half MAYFAIR mgrat-
ing 10 the racing head quarters Camp broke mp
last night everybody returning to London IN tlme
for the state ball
Proceedings in the social world of London have
naturally been less interesting in tho absence of
the leaders at Newmarket. The reception at the
French Embassy on Monday was with one eXcep-
tion the most notable event of the week. Iarties
and balls are steadily declining in number. 1he
State ball last night at Buckingham Palace differed
in nothing from other State balls except perhaps in
a larger and more miscellaneous attendance
Dr. Holmes having sunk below the London hori-
zon reappears at intervals in the provinces. lie
has been staying this week at Stratiord as the
suest of MIR. Flower well known for his friendliness
to stray Americans Mr. Flower like Professor
Max Muller at Oxford has given DR.. Holmes week
OF much needed quiet. but has allowed MIN to pay
a brief visit to the Marquis of Northampton at
Compton Wingates DIR. Holmes perhaps condoled
with his host on the defeat of his son. Lord Will
lam Compton Mr. Gladstones passionate appeal
to Warwckshrc not TO be driven by dukes ana
earls did not save this GladstOnian the son oil a
MARQUIS from disaster DR.. Holmes starts shortly
| with friend on driving tour
Mr. White returned Monday from Brighton In
| nroyed in health and resumed his duties at the
| Legation.
Mr. Medn left town Wednesday. T. B. Aldrch
and H. L. Pierce who have just arrived. will leave
London to-day.
The DAILY Company at the Strand Theatre pro-
duced Nancy and Company" on Wednesday
night with the usual result LONDON thinks the
acting and ensemble admirable and wonders why
America supplies better pieces for such e1-
ceent artists. q. W. :.