The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-06-28


Personal. Political. and MiscsIisneou.
some OF the members Of the New York
LeVis'ature are becoming financially dts.
tressed by The long session. The members
receive stated salary OF fifteen hundred
collars year. whether they sit one month
or more.
IN New York Ice.cream IL adulterated
WIN glue, but the number OF cancers con.
snmed by the average female remains about
the same.
Miss Mollie Shade, tbirty.one inches bIeh,
mas lust been married 10 Mpjor Lttlehnger.
thirty'Lwo inches high, at 0,ceola, Iowa.
Mrs. Jennie II. Smith, defendant with
/ Bennett IN the famous Smith.murder trial.
Is one OF The mos, ardent attendants at Grace
church, Jersey City.
PANAMA. June 16.-Tbe steamer Costa
Rica arrived here yesterday bringing six
teen Jesuit priests, the advsnce-euard OF n
strong and important body, TO which the
order OF expulsion from the Republic of
Nicaragua has been given by the Govern.
ment OF that country.
The Rev. Charles II. Tindell, recently
pastor OF the Vineland Unitarian church, is
reported to have become an Episcopalian.
The woman with the embroidered bath.
ing suit is looking anxiousIy for some warm
weather. The sea water at present is too
Jelly cold.
Ghosts are growing alarmlngIy plentiful.
we venture 10 predict that some OF them
will speedily come to grief.
The Rochester Chronicle SAYS: "Mabone.
too, sis on JEFF. Davis" But not so hard
as be sits on the Republican party.
The Buffalo Express says: The longer
delay there is in Brady's trial the better he
is off. In fact, the better he Is off any how
off TO Europe.
Governor Cornell was right in his posi-.
ton as 10 votes cast for Jacobs. VIII he be
equally clear as to the ilegaiity OF yester.
days ballot for senator's.
The Washington Star says it becomes
more evident every day that the Republic.
cans Of Virginia will not cCaesce with the
Readiusters.
II smoking on the rear platforms OF
| street.cars is so odiOus practice that no
| gentleman will indulge in il. what shall be
said OF the men who smoke on the front
| platforms?
Captains Of cOast-bOusd steamers now re.
fuse to salute the innumerabe hotels along
the Jersey sards, because il they did they
declare that they would not have left enough
steam to reach their destination.
A Boston clerk who has a hali-bolday
goes straightway to Nantasket Beach, eats
clans, ice-cream, lobster salad, and culture
tarls, and then goes home to give a months
salary to the family physician NeU York.
Mail.
Director Burchord, Of The Treasury De-
partment, has written TO an anxious inqui-
rer that upward OF million OF the silver
dollars bearing the eagle having eight fea.
theirs in its tail were coined, aud that they
are OF no more value than any other dollar
a Canadian paper saws that the wife OF
Benjamin COrpOrang, Of MPteghan, Nova
Scotia, gave birth q few days since TO two
boys and one girl, weighing respectively
three, four, and five pounds, and that she
has had i've children in eleven months.
The English claim that France is far be-
hind England In the cultivation Of dowers,
fruits, and vegetables.
Henry Wa'ters9n will deliver an address
USiOIC tuC DtIDbCldti Ctdlt lJullDIldl AS
ISOLATION, OF Indiana, on Thursday, June
30th.
Stone cherries over night and put sugar
on them. In the morning they will have
an exquisite flavor. A dash OF wine I'm.
proves them for some people.
a close friend OF Mr.. Depew said this
eyeaing that there Is not q pIrticle OF truth
in the statement that Mr. Depew intends
Withdrawing from the senatorial contest.
Princess Louise at bazaar wore white
Holland embroidered with crewes. and the
Princess Christian wore dark blue, with a
white muslin apron and white bonnet.
New Haven Register: "Prairie dogs are
said to dig 300 feet for water. We know a
great many men who dig twice that
distance about IL O'Clock every morning,
but they don't dig for water"
London Truth says that good deal OF in
dgnation is wasted over the matter-of-fact
way in which people about Sheffield some
times sell their wives. Stamped and signed
agreements are occasionally given.
Mr.. Henry G. Vennor, the weather pro-
phef, has a handsome moustache; he parts
his hair in the middle, and he is forty one
years old. His early life in Canada was
spent in poverty. la the University Of Mon
trcal he is a professor, and he Is the author
of book called "Our Birds Of Prey