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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-10

Mrs. z. H. Walton Of 2021 Belmont
road has as her guests, Miss Augusta
Leyendecker Of New Rochelle, ". Y,
sister of the artist, Mr.. Joseph Leyen-
decker, the creator of many magazine
covers, and Miss Mary Lawrence Of
North Carolina Miss Lawrence is
studying dramatic art at the Theater
Arts School, and expects to take an
active part in the coming Arts Club
ball.
Mrs. John Caswell, jr., and her two
children, Peggy Lansdowne and John
Caswell, Sd, have returned from Con-
necticut, and are In their home, at 2129
Leroy place.
Count Raoul d'Adhemar is at the
Hotel Grafton for the Winter. Count
d'Adhemar has been at Saranac Inn,
Upper Saranac, N. Y, for several
months.
Miss Elizabeth Brawner, daughter Of
Mrs. John w. Brawner; Miss Eunice
Lee Evans, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
o r. Evans, and Mrs. John F. Braw-
ner will leave tomorrow for New York,
where they will spend few days at
the Hotel Weylin.
DR.. and Mrs. d. X. shute have re-
turned to their home, at 1927 De Sales
street. from Upperville, Va, where they
spent the Summer.
Miss Ann Chaplin of Virginia is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. James A. SOM
merville.
Miss Mary Ruben will return today
from visit in Evanston, Ill, and will
join her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Ruden, at their apartment, at 1900
Nineteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Osmond Saun-
ders will leave today to spend the week
end at Bedford Springs, Pa. They will
be accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert T. Kerslake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas p. Bones have
moved to the new Shoreham Hotel,
where they will make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r.. Anderson of Chi
cago Ill, have arrived in Washington,
and are stopping at the Potomac Park
Apartments. Mr.. Anderson Is attached
to the Bureau Of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce.
Mrs. Atkinson Hamilton. who has re-
Gently returned from a five-year resi-
dence in Europe, Is the house guest OF
her aunt. Mrs. George Weed Wallace,
at 1861 Crescent place, Mrs. Hamilton
is the daughter of the late Col. Benja-
min Walker Atkinson, U. S. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lane will
leave today for Devitts Camp. near
Williamsport, Pa. They. will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Lawrence Pyle, who
will visit her husband, who is staying
there. Mrs. Pyle, who is from Whining
ton, Del, will spend the Winter In
Washington as the guest Of her parents
inAlaw.
Ladies' Committee for Roads
Congress Host ut Luncheon.
: Mrs. Thomas II. Macdonald, wife Of
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Summer. They. are expected to come
to washington next Wednesday.

Summer. They are expected to come
to washington next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Sherman Flint who
arrived on the Brems IN are spending 4
few days at the st. Regis Hotel in
New York.
Mrs. William Riley Decide, formerly
of washington, announces the marriage
yesterday of her daughter Dorothy ia
Mr.. Joseph A. Molloy of Laurel, Mass.
The marriage took place in the
chantry of st. Thomas, Church by the
rector, Rev. DR.. Roelif H. Books. Only
members of the families and q few
friends were present. After trip the
couple will live in New York City.
The bride was graduated from the
Holton Arms School in Washington and
is a member of the Washington Junior
League. She is a sister of Mrs. James
Henry Ottley of New York and Glen
Cove, the former Miss Margaret Decide.
| Mr.. Molloy was captain of Infantry
during the World War and received the
d. S. c., the Croix de Guerre and two
citations.
Mrs. Thomas C. Dawson entertained
at dinner last night in honor of Gen.
Stanley Ford, the new military attache
to the American embassy in Paris. The
other guests were Gen. and G1rs. Drum,
Gen. and Mrs. Frank Kiefer and Capt.
and Mrs. des Prieto.
Miss Elsie Tuckerman and Miss Ruth
Tuckerman entertained informally We'd
nesday evening at Tuxsden, home of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r.
Tuckerman, at Edgemoor, in compli-
ment to Miss Carolyn Walker, grand
IA1tn nf HnI avaG FIVE Iyar
Dodge, who will be presented to society
November %. The other guests were
Miss Rose Hayes, Miss Betty Sandoz,
Mr.. Page Hufty, Mr.. Kenneth Watson.
Mr.. Walter Watson, Mr.. James Robb
and Mr.. Henry Beall Gwynn.
Mr., and Mrs. Edsel Ford, son and
daughter-in-law of Mr.. Henry Ford, will
arrive in Washington Sunday to attend
the orchid show.
Mrs. Henry r. Rea of Pittsburgh, win
be at the Mayf1ower until tomorrow
afternoon having come to Washington
to see how work Is progressing on the
Memorial Chapel at Walter Reed Hos
pital. Mrs. ReaS is the organizer of the
Gray Ladies at Walter Reed.
Mrs. George Cabot Lodge will return
this evening from New York, where she
has been spending few days at the
Madison Hotel.
Mr.. U. Grant Smith entertained
small party at dinner last evening at
the Carlton.
Mrs. Francis M. Wiemore has re-
turned to Washington from Rye Beach.
N. H., and will be at the Mayfower for
the early Autumn.
Mrs. Ord Preston and her daughter.
Miss Eleanor C. Preston, left by airplane
for New York Wednesday where they
will be at the Savoy-Plaza for about
10 days.
Mrs. Eugene r. woodson and. her
daughter, Miss Jean Woodson, will
spend the week end at the Thayer, at
West Point, N. Y. Miss Elinor
Whitaker, daughter of Mrs. John Oliver
La GORGE, will join them in New York.
Miss Woodson and Miss Whitaker will
attend the ring dance at Cullum Hall.
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Ba1ina and Miss Balina, wife and
Buenos Aires, Argentina; Mrs. Thomas
daughter of the engineer of city of
Somers, wife of engineer once OF
Public Works, Glasgow. Scotland;
Miss H. H. OFT de Vries, secretary,
Dutch Eat Indies delegation; Mrs.
Arnaldo A. da Motta, wife of civil en-
gineer, ministry of commerce and pub
lie works. Brazil; Mrs. Eduardo Dibos,
wife Of president Of Peruvian Touring
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Club, Peru: Mrs. Desiderio Garcia, wife
Of undersecretary of commerce, Chile;
Mrs. Antoine Hlousek, wife of engineer
from Czechoslovakia: Mile. C. r. Des-
jardin, secretary to executive bureau
and French delegation, Paris; Mrs.
Carl o. Fritsch, wife of vice president
Automobile Club Of Germany; Mrs. H.
H. Ling. wife of minister Of railways,
Shanghai, China: Mrs. Julio Z. Mejia,
wife Of engineer, University de 81 Sal
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vador; Mrs. Rafael Silvela, wife Of en-
gineer of Spain; Miss Adams. daughter
Of city planner, England: Mrs. H. T.
Chapman, wife of county surveyor Of
Leicestershire, England; Miss Chap
man, daughter of Mrs. Chapman; Mrs.
Wallace Fairweather, wife of member
of Royal Scottish Automobile Club,
Scotland; Mrs. w. @. G. Gelinck, wife
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SOCIETY
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..4.NCUuGluucu rTOLn 0cCOnU rage
Danae yesterday afternoon In their
home on Thirty-fifth street.
The guests included the Minister of
South Africa, Mr.. Eric Hendrix Louw,
and Mrs. LOW: the counsellor and
charge d'affaires of Canada, Mr.. Hume
Wrong. and Mrs. Wrong; Sir john
Joyce Broderick, commercial counselor
Of the British embassy, and Lady
Broderick: Mr.. Michael Huxley, second
secretary of the British embassy, and
MRS. Huxley: Mr.. Eugene Kelvin
Scallan, secretary of the South
African legation; Mrs. James e. Free
man, Capt. and Mrs. Herbert Howard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brett Moves, Mr..
and Mrs. Newbold Noyes and Mr.. and
Mrs. Willmott Lewis.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Thomas Q. Ash
burn will go to New York today to
remain over Sunday.
Gen. and Mrs. James A. Drain have
arrived at the Willard from their home
In Spokane, Wash, and will spend
several days In Washington.
Mrs. Harris, wife of Rear Admiral
Frederic r. Harris, and their daughter,
Miss Florence r. Harris, who arrived
In New York Wednesday aboard the
Roma, came to washington yesterday
for several weeks.
Col. Arturo Mercanti of Rome, or
ganizer of the Italian air service, who
IS in Washington attending the Roads
Congress, was the guest Of honor at an
informal luncheon today in the May
flower given by the air attache of tho
Italian embassy, Comdr. Faolo Sberna-
dori.
Capt. and Mrs. F. K. Hill, after
spending the Summer at Vineyard
Haven, Mass, are occupying their suite
In the Hotel Grafton.
Capt. Thomas ]. Frailey has returned
TO his home, at l706 M street, from
Boston, Mass, where he attended the
sessions of the American Legion Con-
vention.
Lieut. Frederic A. Henney, u. s. A.,
and Mrs. Henney, who have been sta
toned in Zurich, Switzerland, for two
years sailed yesterday, with their small
son, Frederic A., jr., and Will arrive in
Washington Saturday, october Is,
when they will visit Mrs. Henney's per-
ents, Gen. and Mrs. Amos A. Fries.
Lieut. and Mrs. Henney will be sta
toned at Fort du Pont, Del.
The first secretary to the United
States legation in Denmark and Mrs.
Ernest L. Ives, who are now at u Q
Mayfiower, viii leave Washington today
for New York preparatory to sailing for
Copenhagen.
Mr.. @. A. Lyon and his son, Mr..
Roland Lyon, sailed yesterday on an
extensive cruise of the Mediterranean
and viii return about the middle of
December.
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Mrs. Robinson Making
Brief Visit i'm Washington.

Mrs. Theodore Douglas Robinson Of
Mohawk, N. Y, wife of the former
Assistant Secretary of the Navy, is
spending several days In Washington
ut the Mayhower.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery Blair are
IN New York for few days at the
Hotel Weylin, and will return to their
Summer home at East Hampton, Long
Island, where they have passed the
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Miss Elizabeth Brawner, daughter Of
Mrs. John w. Brawner; Miss Eunice
Lee Evans, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
o r. Evans, and Mrs. John F. Braw-
ner will leave tomorrow for New York,
where they will spend few days at
the Hotel Weylin.
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DR.. and Mrs d. X. Shute have re-
turned to their home, at 1927 De Sales
street. from Upperville, Va, where they
spent the Summer.
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Miss Ann Chaplin of Virginia is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. James A. SOM
merville.
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Count Raoul d'Adhemar is at the
Hotel Grafton for the Winter. Count
d'Adhemar has been at Saranac Inn,
Upper Saranac, N. Y, for several
months.
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Miss Mary Ruben will return today
from a visit in Evanston, ILL.,, and will
join her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Ruden, at their apartment, at 22O0
Nineteenth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-10

Mrs. Eugene r. woodson and. her
daughter, Miss Jean woodson, viii
spend the week end at the Thayer. at
West Point, N Y. Miss Elinor
Whitaker, daughter of Mrs. John Oliver
La Gorce, will join them in New York.
Miss Woodson and Miss Whitaker will
attend the ring dance at Cullum Hall.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Osmond Saun-
ders will leave today to spend the week
end at Bedford Springs, Pa. They Will
be accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert T. Kerslake.
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Mrs. Harris, wife of Rear Admiral
Frederic r. Harris, and their daughter,
Miss Florence r. Harris, who arrived
In New York Wednesday aboard the
Roma, came to washington yesterday
and will be at the Hotel Martinique
for several weeks.
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Mr.. @. A. Lyon and his son, Mr..
Roland Lyon, sailed yesterday on an
extensive cruise of the Mediterranean
December.
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Mrs. Thomas C. Dawson, entertained
at dinner last night in honor of Gen.
Stanley Ford, the new military attache
to the American embassy in Paris. The
other guests were Gen. and G1rs. Drum,
Gen. and Mrs. Frank Kiefer and Capt.
and Mrs. deS Prieto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-10

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas p. Bones have
moved to the new Shoreham Hotel,
where they will make their home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. e. r. Anderson of Chi
cago, Ill, have arrived in Washington,
and are stopping at the Potomac Park
Apartments. Mr.. Anderson Is attached
to the Bureau Of Foreign and Domestic
Commerce.
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Mrs. John Caswell, IT,, and her two
children, Peggy Lansdowne and John
Caswell, Sd, have returned from Con-
necticut, and are In their home, at 2i29
LEROY Mace.
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Mrs. Francis M. Wiemore has re-
turned to Washington from Rye Beach,
N. H., and will be at the Mayfiower for
the early Autumn.
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Mai. Gen. and Mrs. Thomas @. Ash
burn will go to New York today to
remain over Sunday.
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Capt and Mrs F. K. Hill, after
spending the Summer at Vineyard
Haven, Mass, are occupying their suite
In the Hotel Grafton.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
|. of '. Alumni Assn.
 Plans Annual Banuuot

l'rOirS-ur James r.. DOEahUc. whom New Britain members Of the Vermont university alumni term rhe most popular member Of the faculty at the university will be guest of honor at a dinnnr given by alumni members at the BurrItt hotel on Fri day, December l. lt is expected that members from Hartford and Bristol will also be in attendance.
 With Professor Donahua wiu be Head Coach Dayid L. Dunn Of the football team. and Coach John H. Burke Of Vermont academy who will 3e freshman coach at the uni yersity next year,
 Those in charg" ar. Dr. Frank Z@ick, chairman; Dr. Peter W. Fox. Dr. Charles r. ScHcchtman, Miss Beatrice Koplowttz all of this city. Phillip I. HolVay, Miss Charlotte Toomoy and Frank r. Atwood Of Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
HOPE FOR TRADE LAW

Geneva. Nov. 25 lF> Some hope for extending the convention for abolition Of import and export pro- restrictions. which tho Unit rd States already has ratified, was aroused today when the British delegate 10 the League of Nations for concerted economic action announced that the British restriction on importation of dy- Huds would lapse on January 15.
 Tho treaty is now in force among 'h" United States and six other countries. It was understood th1t Inc British dye stuff restriction. th, only one now in effect in Britain Was the ground on which num- hnr Of other states declined 10 ac- cep' the convcntion's abolitions.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
Markham Visits City,
 First Time in Decade

For the first tune in 10 years Jo- s"ph Markham, superintendent Of thn bureau ol reclamation at Moran. Wyoming, is visiting in this city, where h" lived for q number Of years.
 Among many others with whom ho has had pleasant chats since his arrival were teammates on New Britain high school football teams more than 70 years ago. Police commissioner Harry L. Morton was a tackle, William W. T. Squire. di- rector Of Junior Achievement, was a guard. Fred DunWorth Of Bristol vas center, Attorney David L. Dunn,
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
City Items

Al HoIman's tomorrow, delicious pumpkin, mince and apple pies for your Thanksgiving dinner.-advt.
 < large assortment of pom pona. chrysanthemums, snapdragons, roses and carnations for Thanksgi,- ing day. Order carly. Open eve nngs- Flower Greenhouse. 1163 Stanley St, Tel &S26 W.-advt.
 A birthday surprise party was given in honor Of Alfred Benson of 1- Glen street last Saturday evening al his home. Friends from South Manchester, Hartford, Berlin and this city attended Mr. Benson was ENon purse and refreshments Were served
 Helan Il year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs Andrew Regis of A Market street, entered the Spring field hospital yesterday for treat mont.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
Birds Songs Latest
 Trick of Racketeers

Chicago, Nov. 25 pJ - Rack eteering in the songs Of birds. has made it's appearance in Chicago.
 Asserting the sweet notes he had expected to hear from the canary he bought from a house. toulouse salesman had proved to be sour, J. Kovich, called yes terday at q pet shop and tried 10 get his money back, only to learn that a racketeer who sold him the bird had no connection with the company he pretended to repre- sent.
 "You're lucky" said the mana ger of the shop. that you did not buy a parrot They have been selling dumb parrots for $20 and $50"
 The Chicago better business bu- reau has been asked 10 look into the matter
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
FORECLOSURE GRANTED

After he took possession of a parcel Of property on Hartford ave nU" through foreclosure last sum- mor Herman M, Fcigenbaum is likely 10 lose if in the same way. A Judgment for foreclosure was given against him by Judge Stanley J. Traceski in city court yesterday aft tcrnoon. The debt is $l$.2S6.S& and if he does not pay the indebtedness by his redemption date he will lose title 10 fl. The owner Of the proper ty prior 10 the time he took title was James Borritta and in tn" latest suit the Chelsea Savings bank is the plaintiff.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
Party for Greenstein
 Given by 100 Friends

Assistant Prosecuting Attorney William M. Grocnston was the gu,st Of about loo friends al a bachelor HartN given last night at the Para -cn inn in honor of his approach Iac marriage.
 fttomoy AIbor' Grccnoarg acted ls toasmas'er and many presen' made short speeches.
 A' the close Of tho evening Al orn'E Grro0stcj1 vas presented with a leather travelling bag
 Hr will he married Thanksgipin2 night to Miss Fanny Bolman cf @outAInston.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

has given full trial 10 his project 10 stabilize wheat prices at 76 cents now 22 cents above Liverpool quo- tations.
 The senate agricultural commit tee, some of whose members will vote for additional funds despite hostility o the farm board tonight will conclude il t~o-day session at which Lcgge and Secretary of Agri- culture Hyde are meeting with farm spokcsmon including l.. J. Taber. national Grange; C. E. Hufr farm CTS union and $. H. Thompson. American farm bureau
 Leggc and Hyde explained the ad- mlnistration's plans yesterday Ta- hCr. Huff and Thompson were asked to reply today
 Hopes to Sustain Price
 Tcgsc undertook 0 sustain 1930 wheat at 76 cents 9 bushel in the face Of estimates that Soviet Russil might have as much as 40U.UGu0I1 bushels Of wheat for export. He told the conrerces he H2s confident ho could do it.
 Hyde, who proe.pi.a'od interua- tionaI cXcltemont last summer when he publicly protested Soviet Russian short sales in the Chicago wuc-t market, was hechlcd hit by two democratic senators. Wheeler Mont, and Thomas, Okla. when he aDrcar- d before tho committee. Both Wheeler and Thomas ha'r. visited Russia and their remarks indicated doubt the comparativcly small Soviet Russian short sales would apprc.i- ably affect market conditions either way
 The secretary suggested that some authority should he given veto power over rules under which future sollines in grain and cotton are conducted
 Senator CaraWaN. democrat, Ark, said he would ask rhe senate this winter 10 pass on his bill 10 forbid short selling on farm commodities.
 FOR BEST RE>I ; .-i lii.3.tLD CLASSIFIED AD>
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
SEEKS AMERICAN CONTRACT

Merida, Yucatan, Nov. 9 LP)- Governor Bartolomeo Garcia Correa has left here for the United States in an endeayor to make a contract for sale of Yucatan's surplus heni- Peabody, Mass, and other heni- quen markets.
 over production Of heniquen has obliged Yucatan recently 10 decree stoppage Of work in the hni- quen fields for a period of two months.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
noon at the mayors onuc
 Contributors Authenticated


 Mayor Quiglcy announced today receipt of @.5 from tho stanley Svcl Grain X Coal Co.. 21p from ryIgia Lodge. <. r.. CT *. E5u .rom tae svya SoriHl Club Inc: 90 from NcN Britain Lodge of Moose: $4g5 Irom an anoaymoua friend. S& rom Troop 12. Girl Scouts of St Josruh's plri-h, ty Rose Began Of f%T Napl. street. and $1o from Rocco lla*coIo Of l1S B-ayor str5st. for the ,mor- goucy relief fund, which has oacncd- Id rh" =f.aHo mara.
 I'll. emergency rlt.r committee announced today that tha Pa.kgr- Buchuy Baking company Hiu give ali lb. hread that Is len ovnr ,,rry day to '.a c.fy's T. Iy. and ,t- Cpn- tral Lunch on Main street will ciy" all tho food that remains unused from day to day Arwq@.mou's ar h.iuc made for I.caivug and dis trjhutug the food, O. which thrrr is said Q be- sufficient in local rrst,u- rants to proyid" good meals fer a hr@ Dumhor cf families.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
ADMIRAL SIMS LATE

Boston, Nov. 25 lUpJ-It is rule that no one shall be admitted to Lowell Institute after r. m. When Admiral William s. Sims arrived a few minutes after that hour last night he was informed Of the rule. He was finally admitted when it de- veloped that he was to be the speak CT Of the evening.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25

coach Of football at the University Of Vermont was fullback. Luther J. Parker, local merchant, was a half back, Harry F.. Schcuy was an end, William H. Jackson was a tackle, at inc time Markham played in the Dackncld.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
GiI.IETYi. DlNIn.Nn

lio .DA Nov. -a U'rI - Drcc- 'ors ot .ro G.Htr.' Safety Razor ron.i.rH totlE declared a dividend oH common stock for rhc last quar- 'er e 1850 Of <f. payabl. January 1, lg&.. 10 stock Of record December
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
fIAN INAi CANI ALIA.

Worcester Mass, Nov 25 UrPp-- '."rlie F.i.. ea1 WAS Holy Cross' o!n caual.r @a rh" Crusaders iaVu.h.a tHeir uaptl.. campaign
 ns'0gi.y in Tr.rratiou lor the Boston roj'y@e objective.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-25
MAYOR CURLEl ARRIVES

Havana. Nov. 95 (P) - Mayor James Curley of Boston arrived here today on the steamer Franconia. The rOurtesies Of the port were extended by the customs officials.