Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
MR. GEORGE WASHINGTON SMITH SoLlLooUI
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FAY KATE KENNARD

1sY KATE KENNARD
For nv mart conceive why my mother ID SO anx-
ous 10 have me get married. | sure | am comfortable
enough as am with mother and sisters 10 wait on me-
ajwas ud nv breakfast kept tor when choose 10
oet nm and II we have buckwheot cakes OF the girls Is
always ready bake fresh for ne II mother 100 busy
(which often then they always take care 10 give me
the ,endees part of the chicken the side bone OF The tu
key and always the salad for me- and at night II
come in late from the theatre the club mother and one Ut
the girls always sitirs up for me- and have my arm
ed for me- don't what wife could do more than mat
And wife might scud about smoking and say mat my
cigars spord her dresses I'd like 10 see one oil the es
scold and mohe-of course she scnds Besides,
who should marry2 There's Cousin Ellen that MADE
love two years ago when was e!sntesn ana mao us
with my head full of poetry and romance aud stun ABOUT
winning glorious Ellen is good little thing, and
pretty TOO With quiet moonlight acebu then she's SO
constant wonder what makes women 30 constant-they
eary me out with their everlasting loving Kindness
Now don't believe could make Ellen hate me, no matter
what did might snub her, or neglect her. or hrt WIN
another girl and all she'd do would be TO look sad wish
she would round and hate me, or get angry can't
stand constant women. ,
Then there's Miss Kate Blake who came from New York
last winier-such le htt as she was DO believe
zoas in love with her for week; IL quite woke me up and
mother was miserable about She that Miss Kate
would make me wetched by flirting with any wo
man could do that No, ndeed-it well enough, and
pretty to see her ng Tom Johnson ana na PUPPY
thing with If had chosen 70 court hsa sle
fes add laughed much she would death
In week was married to her Married! dear me- what
bore il would be IT should happen 10 be tresome
and could MT changeeveyhin is resome enough now but
when tired of the theatre, can the club, TO
party take cigar It's well enough 10 take girl TO
concert lounge with her little way Fourth street.
but for any that wife would be me- am just well
off without one.
There's Miss D, now, If one could get such
man as that dgnihed self possessed and yet alta
hle bur sh. would MT think Of me- besides, she's twenty
four. If Ellen should grow up 10 be like herbut my cigar
gone and Pve halfa mind down the Asor House
DUEL-A duel fought the other side Of the river
Yesterday afternoon between Mr. Cohn editor of the Stats
Zsitung Dr. Wnlxe editor OF another German paper
published in this city, which i! feared will end fatally for
Of the parties. The conditions Of The duel that
they should fight with pistols the winning the first shot
10 FIRE fifteen PAGES, the other five The following
stated particulars vi ranspred the Gtouud Mr.
Cohn 6,ed first fifteen PAGES, and missed. He then ad
vanced pace and halted when Winze raised his pis
toll While all expecting TO hear the report, his hand
slowly sunk his side and the seconds eoced in the idea
that blood would be she'd and es,imabe life be pre-
served But their hopes proved fallacous, for Winzell
again raised his pistol and fred The ball struck MIR. Cohn
in the right side just below the ribs but did not pass out
and late hour last night hopes entertained of his
recovery.
WnIze has disappeared but the police in hot pursuit
Of him.-(N o. Pcayune, June 2lSt