The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-12
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Mgr. Capel has accepted an invitation TO
visit st. Louis this month
Senator Sharon pays ! per cent Of all
the taxes collected in San Francisco.
Herbert Gladstone is 20 open Liberal
club in Oldham on December 22d.
Mrs. Mackay, the wife Of the millionaire,
intends TO pass the water in Washington.
Joel Chandler Harris is said to have made
$1,000 from the sale Of "Uncle Remus."
Mrs. A. r. Stewart, 1t is ANNOUNCED, will
keep open house this winter and 20 into
New York soeietya great deal.
Lady Anne BloJmt, daughter Of the Earl
Of Loveace, is said to be a speaking like
ness Of her grandfather. LORD Byron.
Miss Anna West. graduate Of Yassar,
has started for Japan, where she will do
missionary work.
A London ladies' club called the Somer-
vile boasts over 1000 members, though IL
was only organized in 1880.
Or. Schlemann, the student Of Trojan
history. has left London on his way to
Greece. He makes his home in Athens.
Acknowledgement Turner, OF Mississippi,
was fined IS the other day by Judge Greer
for being late at court.
John Russell Young, Minister to China.
writes that he is now able TO speak Chinese
readily.
William Black will at once set to work
on his projected story OF the year 1910, the
locale OF which is to be Standardization.
Freddie Gebhardt has returned to New
York and will doubtless be on the wharf
TO meet the Lily and her mother.
Queen Victoria and all her household
" i'll attend the unwilling OF John Browns
statue at Balmoral.
A New jersey editor wants to know why
the Prince Of Wales is not Kissed during
some OF his visits to Paris.
Mr.. Lick's plans for the distribution of
ried out. and the San Francisco people
charge that the trustees are unfaithful.
Jay Gould has been snubbed enough by
the naughty aristocracy of Newport, and
he now proposes to set up little summer
resort OF his own at Burns's Point, l.. /.
Miss Maud Howe, the daughter of Mrs.
Julia Ward Howe, has been convicted at
last by jury Of Boston literary gossips Of
the authorship Of" A Newport Aquarelle."
Bonanza Mackay can take no more in
terest in poker now that he is worth mil
lions, since ii makes no difference to him
whether he wins or loses.
Father Burke is to have an Irish national
tnnnlImpnt Az a nagtinn in ('orE toward
that end 1850 were subscribed, Mr.. Parnell
being among the subscribers.
Mi Ju, or 4" America" Ju, the Chinese
Minister'S infant daughter, recently born
in Washington, mas her little feet already
bandaged, that they may remain OF proper
littleness.
James III. Beard, the noted painter OF
animals, was asked on Broadway whether
a lady who was passing was not beautiful.
% Yes" he said, "she is as beautiful as a
cow" lie meant this rs a sincere compli-
ment.
Mrs. Langtrv won in the beauty ballot
in England, leading the poll with SO
votes. Daisy Vane received 75S; Miss
Fortescue, 1i9; Mrs. Weldon 73, and
q" The peerless Evelyn Rayne" only II. A
new poll for the handsomest man has been
started.
DR.. Hughes, superintendent OF the Ham,
ldryad hospital ship Cardiff, has received
4 irst-class gold medal Of honor from the
French Government in recognition OF his
devoted services to French seamen who
have been brought to that vessel from time
10 time.
Bishop Beckwth, Of Georgia, passed
part of the season of recreation at Lake
Neetiiohn, only two hundred miles this
side of Hudson's bay. In his study at At
lanta is siX-pound trout which he caught
in the lake. The trou. is preserved as a
trophy.