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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-10
Promises to Prevent Fnibusteriae.

WASHINGTON, May 1o.-Representative
Pierce OF Tennessee says he has received
assurances two members Of the
House now away from Washington. that
they will sign the petition requesting the
committee on rules to bring In an order
fixing a day for the final vote on the
Bland bill for the free coinage OF silver
end to prevent flibustering against the
bill. These two additions will make 1O1
signatures to the petition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-10
New Engianders Are visitors.

WASHINGTON. May 10.-The President
has appointed Gen. Samuel Dalton of
Massac husetts, a member OF the board OF
academy, and e. p Boutelle OF Maine anc
j. Albert Walker OF New Hampshire,
members OF the board Of visitors to the
naval academy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-10

WASHINGTON, May 1o.-The Senate has
confirmed the following nominations:
Nathan o. Murphy, governor OF Arizona;
=: w. Ellison, postmaster at Melrose,
Nass
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-10
A Military Sensation.

ST.. PETERSBURG, May 10.-Col. Hend-
rich, overseer of the grain transportation
to and In the distressed provinces, haI
been appointed inspector OF the whole
system of Russian railways. Tne ap-
pointment OF military officer to this pc
sition has caused q sensation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-10
Deeming Made a Confession.

MELBOURNE, May lot is evider
that Deeming has not the slightest hor
that his appeal for further inquiry int
his mental coalition will avail him to
cape hanging. The murderer has co
fesssd to clergyman that he killed /
wife at Windsor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-10

ST. PETERSBURG, May 1o.-A sensatio
was caused yesterday by the sudden i'll
ness OF NJ. Gresser, project OF the city
who is dying from the effects OF poison
administered to him by some person
who is at the present unknown.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-10
This Money Goes to Bath. Mo.

WARRINGTON, May 1o.-Thc secretary
Of the navy has made the sixth payment
OF a., $50 on harbor defense ram No. and
the 10th payment OF Ga, 1872 each on gun
boats and z. These vessels are beins
constructed by the Bath Iron Works OF
Bath, Mo.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-10

Somehow q man cannot help feeling Q
little queer as well AZ a good deal proud
when he Is invited to address the school
in the very same room whore he used to
whIttle his desk and make caricatures Of
the escher.--Somerville Journal
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-10
IIcvc, New siAYToN AVE. POP

krees; seven new houses now building;
lots unsold terms TO suit. wM
xlybosset 50. ap5-tf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-05-10

Swift ga" Pneumatic. s. 1000
Swift ga" Pneumatic. 1850
Swift "B" Pneumatic. 11O.C
New Mail. 65.C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
NARRAGANSETT PIER.

THE SEASON AT ITS BEsT-AMoNG THE VISITORS.
Narragansett Pier. II. l., Aug. (speciaD-The nrss
week in August usually marks high water IN The Per
season. and this exception to the rule The
hotels FULL and th' arrivals are daily greser than tns
departures.
r. rockingham and wife, Of ew-York, who have been
travelling Europe for the last two years are registered
Atlentc House.
Commander Surfing, Of the Navy, and family have
arrived q the Atwood House.
The Tennis Committee have decided sthaA
there WIFI be no op,n year. On Monday there
will begin tournament open only to Casino SUBSCRIBERS
and IL will be confined to gentemen's singles. On
August IS an invitation tournament will begin. end re
majority Of the leading players OF the country will b In.
yited
Ira D. ssnkey the evangelist, has spent the week -
the Berwick House.
General Draper Of Hepedale Mas frequently stves
family dinner parties the Casino, and his large family
and their friends make up merry company
The Marquis Of Rudsey London Eng is registered
at the Mstthewson
New.York people registering at the hotels this week
include these names: Al the Metstoxet-A. p EckerA
j. NJ Richards. Mrs. VI. A. Wheelock Mrs. f. g. Bouna
At the Continental-C NJ. Greye. AZ the Revere-Mrs-
Emile Guiandur. w. r. owens. William L. Davis, Mrs.
D. F. Duval. Mrs. Esthea Allen. Miss Florence Ven
Rensselaer, Mrs. Bryce Groy jr, Miss Sylvia de PSw
Dalton Miss l.. Banks, Miss s. NJ. Brown. the Misses
BOYD aud Ethan Allen. At the Atwood-E E9lse and
family. At Clarkes Hall. f. Gregory, William T.
Eldredge. At the MAssasoit-J A. H!ncklcy, Sophie
Curtis n. N. Howard j. H. Gsfney and family. Ktte
Morrison, DR.. 4. II. Buckmaster and family. ID. j.
Isrkins and Wife AZ the Matthew son-D. Barnes. ~
the Gadstone-w. II. Rutland. II. Crawford Mrs. Ashes.
ton. q. w. Buckingham and wife, Miss Coster MIS- A.
r.. Martyr. william Brokaw and wife. Nathan Seeley ana
family. Mrs. Hulberton Fales. Mrs Thomas Comon and
family. AZ the Berswick-Mss II. T. CNndal, ]. b.
Muir, c. NJ. Black Maurice McMshon. r r. Weief
and family II. l.. Ferris and family and the Misses
Rrcdow ski. At the Rockingham-Mrs ]. II. Snow, Miss
o'Day. Miss Grace O'pay. David oDay z. {. Cluyser,
Mrs. +. NJ. Shmmon, the Misses shepherd Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Boodgood l.. Dow and family r. II. Davis W. "
FAey A. A. Duree Mrs. Walter 6. Chaplin. At Greenes
Alexander II. Richards II. r. Tilghman. At Gland
lcrs-A Willis and Mr.. Solomon. AT the Arngton-G.
wife. George =. Fitch Mrs. T. c. Fie a.
Miss Louise Field. Mrs. Edmund Porter. Miss Maria Lane
Al the Atantc-Nr. and Mrs. II. rockingham, Daniel
Brown and WIFE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
INCIDENTS or 4 WEEK IN NEW LONDOy.

New.London, Aug. (SpeciaO.The annual Peace Con
ycntion will be held in Peace Grove Mystic On Wednes
day THURSDAY and Friday OF tie coming week This
society has had representatives Homestead ana Plus
burg endeavorng to the troubles by arbts
ton and the labor question viii DO fully and compchen
slvely discussed at the coming meetings. Among the
speakers who Will present DR.. william H. Derrick
the Rev. c. II. Kinball Hamilton Wilcox and Mary fross
Ormsby OF New.YofA; Pr sidcnt H. Love, the Rev ME-
Amanda Deyo and T. j. Whitney Of Pennsylvania Mrs
Hannah j. Bailey. superintendent Peace Department
w. c. T. u. of Maine Mrs. BclNa A. lockwood. Wash
ingten, d. c,
The sunfsh l. seldom la the waters about here
but weighing sN hundred pounds captured by
boats from the fishing steamer John l.. Lawrence
one day this week. and brough, here.
The success OF the Catholic summer school is assured
though it has been in session only The three
hundred visitors who here in attendance
delighted the opportunity hear many distinguished
writer's and speakers and strongly in favor Of
seectng London for the permanent OF the school
The presence OF five United States waishps In the bar
to- has helped keep things lively Pcquot and
lort Griswold houses this week Of these hotel,
m now full and dances sailing parties ond drives 10
v nothug Of bathing tcnmi, parties crowded IN
so tbickly that II question whether officer Oh
watch or the officer the hardest duty to per.
FORM Among the arrivals for the wek at the Pcquot
were David Dows IT,, wife and two children. Miss Cad-
yxen Colesss Hoyt and WIFE james 3. Manning. Mr.
M,s IL H. WsrdoH Prescott Hall Butcs. Hugh Getty.
Mr. W. L. Inelis child and maid j. w. Warning, Mrs
n a. AsSahsr and Misses CiswsOd NJ l. Darrse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
TIE PLEASURES OF wILLIAMsTowN.

Wismstown, Mass. Aug. tSpeoiali.-The gai"ty
OF this quaint New England village sim continues ms
week dinners have been given 10y Mrs. Grinnell' MIS-
Amos Nawrance Hopkins and Mrs. william lie
Doughty.
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Proctor went on Tuesday Tor
a two weeks visit 10 places Of Interest along INC
coast. Miss Lillian Proctor and William Proctor are
visiting friends near Albany y. y.
The members Of the Hopkins family, Including the
Rev Henry Hopkins the Hon. Judge Nott, the Kew.
DR. Dcnnlson and y. Il. sglbln have gone 10 Bald
Mountain, and are going into camp for two weeks.
Frederick A. snow and family, Of New York. viii
take possession OF the Delta Psi Lodg, next week
for the rest Of the summer. Melville Eggleson and
family Of New York. arrived this week, and are now
al their cottage william IIotchldss and family have
arrived, and are comfortably settled at the Hart
cottage.
Eichnrd +. Carmen and his coachlng four started
on Saturday for Il drive 10 Richield springs.
Among the arrivals Mt the GreylOck are h. NJ.
MurchisOn, IT., DR.. and Mrs. G.. W. Leonhro, MISS
A. Leonard OF New-iork Mrs J.. '. Cortctyon,
af IlrOOlVu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
CONGRESSMAN PAGES WITHDRAWAL.

HE FCErsEES DEMOCRATIC DEFEAT IN h"0'''
IsLAND-OTuEr TOPICS IN pEovIDEN'H'
Providence. H. J.. Aug. C>p-ciob.-The open " ,,
far from Congressman Charlie, H. Page OF the liu
District TO his conititutents. declining to oc'o", "
candidate for reelection. has caused some s''P
Page Is known good fighter anu i'' No. -.
sons l., strong in the Western dl'Vr'' !" -,
two reasons for declining to run again VIZ " " =.
T., Tint the state OF his health will not permit MIN ~
make the canvass. and the other, ths' MS Ia" U.s.
ness requires his attention. il Is "o'. ," , .my
n.cted however that he sees certain defe't lor a'
Democratic candidate in a Pfesluen""' ''
Page is said to be not fully IN sSmp''"s WI"
radical step toward Free Trade taken D' mo p' :,
Chicago Then there has been cohs'urr""io ~ 80
putting up Speaker Adm H. Capron a. INC "'P -
nonin,4 and Capron IS a man fully c"paD'c W NV
w. A., po q, do,,t. and worsung him Further
onr. n. is nonular with all classes VI Votcfs III NV
ma instruct Since Mr. Pages withdrawn was al
nounced the name OF eX-COngfessh'h ""'
Arnold has been brought forward ior 'ie no''''"
On the Democratic side the principal canolu""s 'e
Oested are Msyor Hugh J. Carroll Oh ra"'''"',
Mayor Daniel y. Pond. Of Woon,ochc'' OK 77eh"'o' "
+. G. Garvin. OF Cumoerlihu' anu N"'' "
Of North Kingston. p
,f,a- In committee agreeing 10 granting tn. Pro'
dencs GAS Company an exclusive FRANCHISE I'D '"e
streets OF Providence for term Of years. 'iaN''
Welded 10 advice from his party ana 'e"'eu ''' "''
Both branches Of the CITY CoGhch P'""p"' T
tie act his veto ~ .,,a,
,roth.r move toward the beginning OF the terminal
facilities Improvement, IL the vote to appropriate
$40 900 for the purchase Of land in south ffoVi"'e
for dty yard As as the clty departments eau
he locsted in their new quarters. The New 9TH anu
New England freight yard can be moved 10 It's p''
r,nant location and the Consolidated loau VIII the"
or,v .h. present mlarters OF the New England TOao
The New England COMPANY have decided 10 neSl
at once on the extension Of the Providence anu 1plnx
0.ld road Nv building piece seven Hlls lo"s a
new route Will lie opened between fioNiuen'o "''N
Worcester. 1900, l. o.,r. tho Interst ate
Railroad Company location through r,rs Ea,t
smiths Hill Chalke StOneaVe.. 10 ana tuTohsn iHio.
o~n "a The city line. From there tile r@u con
nues to Pawuck and 10 Ae lH 5x ana mo Tay
svstN and will be completed some liSle next splns.
A petition is circulation among business Mieh III
Warhns set and Westminster SIS. ASKING rG thc eA-
tension Of the trolley system through .hose sutte S
and Matthew's on ST.. that the Pawiuxe' cas "Suu
star. from Turks Head Instead OF from the Mar
ragansett Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
BLOCK ISLAND.
TIE orAEANr1NE RAIsnp-ExcrLLExr r1su1x

THE QUARANTINE EXCELLENT TISUIN
Block Island. X. l.. Aug. (Spcal).-For more than
week there has been danger ~ any new cases Of
smallpox However the Town Council remained fixed In
lie determination and kept the people VIII, had becn
exposed In the Maniscs and oIar ON all othc,
day. the time requisite 10 Insure ah.out.
safety all On "wednesday morning the quot,ntne ro
osed and the guests who had confined To-, so lon
time IN such limited quarters not lonq I'm taking
their departure. TrryOu, to this every loom all tbo
furniture and every particle Of clothing were thoroutv
dnfcctcd In less than t"o hour, after the ouor,,oo
had been removed. ten persons from other hotes hsd
arrived aud registered II this hotel More guests
OIL Thursday and large PARTIES cApert-d A. this
house the coming week.
IL was q common thing tls week FOR Loots TO br,v #,
from nifty hundred buensh, all caught on fishing
excursion lasting than three four hous Tau
tog and founders also being caught in large numbers,
In the ponds black bass pckrrel perch are ul,tr,
This week tho Ocean View House presents IL. usu,l
August appearance There have been many arrival. I'm
the week the number In day atone reaching moro
than nfty Every evening the bslrcom well filed and
different dances enjoyed by large number of the
gucs~ Every Sunday evening sacred concerts are rIven
On Monday the Spring House nine end Surf COTTAGE
nine played Of baseball in which the Spr.nz House
boys were the vtcton hr the scoss Of Q. In rbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
NOTES.

(a) This exchange has long fallen INTO desuetude,
though IT IS In accordance with the practice OF old
masters.
ID, BOT without precedent among former high
class experts. but 1t loses time and Pc at once
Is much better.
fc, Black might have improved the opportunity
with : PIX 4, which gave him greater
advantage in position.
Id The plan of defence developed In conjunction
with the previous move doubt stops the advance
Of the adverse X p, bt it leaves other weaknesses
on the Kings side
insight
~ 4 rugged sort Of position might have been the
consequence for White after 10 PxKP IS b PIP;
14PxP IA B--R3; 10 BIB Tor 10 b x p, Is X X;
QxP, best 1G QxP; II b R. II GO ch, etc.,
- BxBch; ~ KxB. 10 oxP with ~i
excellent attack.
(g Careless play. Oh was indicated.
(h Probably his best. He had sill less show
after II R-k .. II kip, rs the Kt could after
ward be- brought into good play again via . b.
"a A much superior plan was to provoke the advance
Of the adverse . Kt b. % BIB ,. 81 P-kt D.
% B-Kt . followed by P-Q .. which practically
forced the opening OF the Q file:
% Failing to grasp the situation the Q 1t p, which
he thus allows to be fortified becomes a thorn
TO his nesh. % . E. PIX followed by R-R So,
and eventually R-R .. his proper play
nO Blacks game vas by means easy one.
and after cautious hestatops he spots the hight
point for the attack.
ID Premature and injudcious, for 1t allows White
I'm few moves 10 close up the X Kt hlc which Black
had been Mt 50 much palms to force open OR 2.
followed by R-K Kt ., was greatly superior.
I'm, A pretty and rather deep threat Is involved In
This namely: A. B-kt 1. ~ Ply y 46 Or q ch,
10 Or: ~ QXPch, r. R-Kt .; 4s X b. with
a fine game. But much sounder was a. Blk So.
threatening b \ z, followed by R-kt o.
n) Not taking into account the opponents fine an
swcr. Kt-B ,, with the view OF keeping the game
closed by Kt-Kt eventually, was imperative.
(o) Deep, beautiful and correct Sec diagram.
~ An agenisus resource, whch causes tbe oDpcQent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
FOR TIE sToCKBEIDGE BOAT PARADE.

siockbrldge Aug (spedah.-Corrlsndt Van
Rensselaer, has begun arrangements for having the an
nua torchght boat parade on the liouSt"nic River
Tennis has occupied The young people tm' week.
Among the PLAYERS ". X. Fowler. Charles Evans,
Hugh Inmnn f. Maynard. Frederick Aymsr, Howard
BOwtOn and Charles Avery.
r. C. Winthrop and daughter. OF Boston. father of
John Winthrop. arrived here ON Monday. and viii re
min through the month.
Mr.. and Mrs William A. Tolcott OF ROCKFORD ll'
with a party Of friends, are driving through the county
They spent two days here THIS week.
hop was given nj the Casino Thursday evening for
the Younger set. Tho regular hop, which WAS held
th, evening was one Of the most Interesting {" the
season II was in charge OF Mrs John winthrop.
Among the young ladies present were Miss Dwight
Miss -cdgwick, Mrs. Burnett and Miss maynard
Among the arrivals at the Stockbiidgc House arc
Mr. and Mrs. W. l.. Bgclow, W. VI. Gid"rslccve Mt.
and Mrs. T.. W. Poster New NOrK; l. {. shepard
NJ. C. Leonard. Boston Henry H. louhss' ious"'
ice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
TOPICS in CALIFORNIA.
SELLING FRUIT BY AUCTlON-TO EXHIBIT
PIONEER RELlCS-A DULL MONTH
IN REAL ESTATE.
ley TELEGRAPH TO the TRIBUNE;

San Francisco Aug G.-Ihe experiment vi
selling fruit at auction has been successful Many
frnit-growers who have been deferred from send
ing fruit to this city because Of variable re-
turns now declare that they can tell almost tC
a certainty what they will receive, as the auction
pfiee one day is pretty fair index Of quotations
for tbe following day. The auction system Il
Of great advantage TO the buyer, as IL gives MIN
q free field. IL is sure to increase consumption
of fruit, which has fallen of lately. because ol
cxorbltant prices asked in the markets
One of the pecuIiaritcs of criminal law here
is shown by the release on S5,OOo pail OF Diue-
man. the tiefaultcr. although it is notorious that
he stole $40, 900 from his employer Bdiemah
hopes to compromise his case and the courts are
certainly doing all in their power to aid him
II is hoped 10 make large exhibit of pioneer
relics at the State Fair in Sacramento next ihOh'h
From the southern counties have come many rehc7
Of the Mexican and Spanish races while the hor'h-
ern counties furnish articles that serve 10 revive
the history OF gold discovery and placer INNING
July was dull month in real estate, and holders
of outside property are beginning 10 realize 'ha'
they must lower prices if they wish TO MAKE any
sales All inside property Ifs held hrnhy' ana
sales show remarkably good prices. Inc 'Iouoc
with real estate in San Francisco 10 'ha' iaii"
boomers have stalled ont the SAND dunes ioi
miles beyond the city and sold them out at hish
prices The purchasers cannot sell again. nor
will they receive interest on their investmeht Ior
five or ten years. Ii is simply repeu'ioh o'
the seneless outside land boom in the big BONANZA
wears from which the city did not recover Tor u
decade
Rupert Schmidt the San Francisco sculptor
baa been awarded first prize in the comPtltion
for the German monument at Milwaukee, 10 o''
erected by contributions from OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
in all parts of this country. Fourteen artists
connected Schmidt eXcels in heroic figures ana
in panels He has depicted the advance oil Ter
man art science and literature
Trouble is expected at Tacoma, Wash, over
tho attempt of certain merchants backed by the
Northern Pacific Company. to induce Ohlhe@
wholesale merchants 10 return 70 that city. Since
the fQroble expulsion Of Mongolians several years
AGO. no Chinese have lived or done business IN
dScoma Now 10 is claimed that the railroad
company wants Chinese merchants in order that
china and Japan. fhe feeling in Tacoma is still
bitter against the Chinese, and this sentiment
il Aggravated by dull times and difficulty OF
securing employment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
VILLA LIFE AT RHTNEBECK.

Rhinebeck Aug. Special. Vice President Morton
IS still I'm Washington. Mrs Morton Is AT Bar liarbor,
where she has taken cottage. Miss Lena Morton
md Miss Nellie Hunt are with her. On the LIST OF
sepembcr Mrs Morton will return 10 Ellerslie and
from then until the close OF the season she and the
Vice President will entertain many distinguished
friends there.
Miss Edith Morton is president OF a reading club,
composed OF tho young people living near Ellerslie.
ON Tuesday last She gave them picnic In one OF
the lovely hooks OF the estate. known slippery
Deli on the banks OF the Hudson. The young
readers and their Charming president enjoyed a very
ioIly day. made a fire and cooked their dinner
nfterward eating the repast from inpromptu
table made by spreading the cloth Il moss
covered bank.
The work OF entertaining the poor children at the
Mount Rusen cottages goes continuously. ana
as fast party Is taken back another arrives
TO ill its place. They are all transported at Mrs.
Suckley's expense, by the day boats, and the san
is a great treat to them. noticeable waif among
the arrivals last week the poor little newsboy
whose leg was cut off by streetcar not long since
lie is protege OF Mr.. Montgomery, Mrs. suckleyr
brother. The poor lad Is only ten years sSd. He
greatly enjoys his outing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-07
IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS.
THE COLT AYERS WELL-SATlSFIED WITH
OrIET AMUSEMENIS.

Ienox Mas Aug q (special).-"We are enjoying
ourselves aid % the coiagerN ~ your cores
poudeui walsed along with him up to the clubhouse
IA Wednesday. We give small. Informal dinner
nortj.. We drive about considerably, we play tennis
and howl at the club alleys We have various meet
inGs in an informal manner. WINE LehoN GOES not
appear 10 be gay this season. yet the co''ager' nave
never thoroughly enjoyed Themselves more than they
have this season You will find that as tn" autumn
approache, there will be a. much going Oh here as
there has been in former season.
The Archery club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs
rdv,n p,rsons's who has the Rockwell cottage. The
day WAS pleasant. the mercury stood lttle above
20 degrees and the shooting was the Dest TINS season
some OF the best shots were absent The best scores
were made by Mrs. Dixey. MISS "iachay' MISS shaw
aud Miss Morgan.
In the amateur tennis tournament which was given
by the Williams brothers JACK NIiIiauls anu LihgdOh
Valentine were the winners.
John T. Parsons and family are still here. Mr..
Parsons and his daughter, Miss constance 90 OUT rid
Ing very often.
Mrs Kuhn gave a dinner party Thursday evening
She has as her guest Mrs. Crafts. VINO was Hiss
IIaggerty Among the guests at the dinner Were the
older cOtagcrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence +. Andrews are occupying
the MeadOwplace cottage.
Among the coaching parties that have been here this
week that Of Mr. Frank f. Randall, OF Lakevllle,
Conn. In the party besides Mr. ana MIS- Randall
were Mr. and Mrs ". Hull Wickham OF New York. and
Miss Ethel wickham. They will drive Us far as The
White Mountains. Another driving party consisted OF
Mr. and Mrs r. II. Potter. F. A. Potter, jr OF spring
field. They were accompanied by Mr. aud Mrs W. W.
Potter. Of BROOKLYN
Richard Goodman returned Wednesday from
York IIarbor wher, he has been spending T."
weeks Richard Goodman, jr. MIS- "oodinan ana inc
Misses Goodman IN Paris. They VIII visit England
and Scotland and sail for this country September TO-
Mr. and Mrs. Searles Barclay, J. Seares Barclay.
ir arrived here Tuesday. With them was Wright
Barclay son of Henry \. Barclay. They viii remain
for two three weeks.
George Morgan. OF Paris, arrived on wednesday
lie will remain here the greater purt OF this month
Letters have begun to arrive here for Baron Fava
ue has engaged rooms at Curtis's Hotel. and IS
pected next week.
Miss Knceland gave Il dinner party OF twelve covers
Tuesday evening Among the guests present were
Mr. and Mrs. Crafts Of BOSton, aud the Rev William
Grosvenor Miss shaw gave large luncheon party
ON Thursday Nearly all the younger set were
present. ,.,, ,,., 80
Among the recent arrivals at Curtls's Hotel are
Mr. and Mrs ". II. Wicklnm Miss I. Ethel Wlckiam
Mrs W Barunum, Mrs. W. ID. Dckerman, J.: H.
Scott Richard {. Cook. George e. Whitehead h. H.
Thompson Miss Thompson Mr.. and Mrs Searles
barclay Wright barclay. George IL Brown, II. H.
Cook New York: r. c. BENSON. Boston; George
Morgan, Paris; Mr.. and Mrs George H. Day Chicago