The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-06-24
AROUT WOMEN.

The song of Spotted Iall-'UIotI spun
hear my prayer"
Croauet is the incest thing in the world
provided the girl is.
The belle of the English Derby this year
was an American lady.
They do say that Nellie Sartoris has a III
Gle bird singing in her heart.
ssThe women of the white men are very
handsome, but their dress is too wonderful
for us."-LOne Horn.
The Richmond ENQUIRER says some girls
would be dear at any price, though they
were worth a million.
"The conversational shrek OF the Ameri-
can femzle voice. is denounced in a recent
number Of the London Thunderer
A woman in love is a somnainJ".ist, who
walks on ste5p roofs and narrow walls with
out tear Of falling or consciousness OF dan
ger.
The ages 30 whirling by into the voIecious
eternity Of the past, but it doesn't matter
much ID a woman who gets her hat nXed
right the first pop.
Mrs. sheridan says firmly, ''No, sir; nc
night KEY. won't have my husband tell.
ing stories az the corner grocery until
O'Clock III the morning"
There are 800 or 400 American girls in
Milan learning TO sing, in consideration Of
which Providence kindly exempts Milan
from the presence OF cats. -
England is about to make further tria
on the clerical capacities of women, by es
tablishing number of female clerkships IL
the postoffice saTings banks.
A woman rnarfies the first time for love
the second time for a home, and she is II
favor of the third term il the man is eligible
naucislly.-Titusviile Herald.
1t is not true that the Boston woman stands
with her back to the fire, clasps her hands be
hind her and yields herself to the delightful
deiusiOn that she's got coat tails
Mrs. sheridan yesterday sold the general
spurs to tin peddler, remarkiDg to her
self that it was time an end was put to sue
noAsense.-RJchsster Democrat.
CoIored ladies in Philadelphia, who al
rented Tor chambermaids at Long Branch
this season, are rObblng hair mattresses II
order TO supply themselves with coron
braids.
TIE Cincinnati Enquirer says Eve mus
have been a very unhappy woman. Their
was no other woman TO pass her on tn
street that she might look around and sc
how that dress fitted in the back.
Bessie Turner is making quite an incom
ont of the scandal trial. Large quantities
her photographs are sold in New York, o
each OF winch she receives a royalty. BeS
sie would probably like 10 keep up the e1
citement on this basis.
A gentleman in addressing Lady ", VIII
has Just remarked in Paris for the thir
to London any iongerS'' ION, yes" She r.
piled in most natural manner, ~ Away
pa my widowhoods there"
.'Oh, dear sakes alive, did ever hear sue
astonishing talk!" exclaimed sister in II
court room yesterday, as Mr.. Beach thur
dered out something about "hoar,
headed seducer," and in three minutes MOI
she had famed all the curl out OF h'
crimps-
Tho Gotham gossifs say the fashionsb
season m town is virtually over. The larl
weddings have all occurred, and noboc
civ es uarties NOWADAYS. FashionabIes a
busy preparing to emigraie to Europe or
the seaside ana country resorts and Jenkil
enjoys a respite at last.
They do say that the private apartment
Gen. Sheridan's bride in Chicago is We
scrumptious. "rhe superb lace draped be
with its blue silk hangings, Is in an alcoy
the foot is draped in the American flag
richest silk. Upon the lace-rutfied pillo'
is richly embroidered sachet OF rose-c0lOr
silk with large initial - in white al
gold"
She sits opposite the cathedral at Jacks
Square, and though 80 years have been TO
by the never ceasing hand OF the old cloC
she is there to-day with apparently the sal
cakes and the same bottles OF spruce bt
she had years ago. This old creole negrt
has occupied that stand exclusively, and
By prescription acquired some title to {
positior. What changes has been wrong
since Wen Msman first squatted on
wooden STOOL there and sold her first
oche.-N- OSBulletin.