Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-12-08

think that the national bird OF thl> great
country commonly known II the Anglo
maniacs n. 1.-THE Slate>') should be ID"
turkey. Dent we ~ az 4 hungry nan as,
fer turkey Ard did any ybody ever hear q
re.aurant waiter cill our, American
eagle on toast for One!" | never did, and
have eat beans i'm Boston. cllms in NeN
York. and corn bread AMI cabbage IN III"
odd Dominion. Everybody likes turkey,
every body eats turkcy-that can.
soletthe tprkey rule the roost,
The tsg'e fly on fIee
For men must eat, and turkey meat
10 good enough for me.
-'Tldmict ''--' episcd.
"CraZy Pa,cb." clever little apolo1y
for A comedy. declared 10 be- for hugh-
ing purposes Oply,' came mp to the full
u easute cf It's construction A. presented
ly Miss Kate Castlcton and her company a.
tie Theatre last week. Abe large audience
saw there Friday night laughed and
laugtCd at the CCmica'tic- IN The show.
Miss CaStlptOn T. the SINE bright aUi
clalminc comed.eune she wJ> on her prr-
yIous visits here ith Mlcktv IN Pop
and Rice, >urpri,r Party" Her Supp9i.
/, very good cNcclltnt. Ms. Gt'pln a.
the apclent maiden, Miss p3nele - thr
clrmtclmaid. and Misses Leslie and Hal
in smaller parts were delightful R1rc'y
| Go We zee ,Gch comedians ~ Ne,Sr>. Doc.
nallv. PHILIPS, Gil6,r. and Glrrd if
one combination. They were cNcruclltil-.
IL furry. especially Nr. Gilhet ~ d
luuatic who lhougut he wl| G)>'o1
ret. .Iofn /. sullivan, vi, Ca.iIaioo. a>
usual. "cau-ht " the house vita her >on-.
" For GocancE sake Don't say I To-
: You" ard IN Introducing some local hts SO
/ raised quite q "huStle" by telling hOw ID
/ fair sex Use lhe Stpte, Hhig. and Dispote'
i'm obeyin the mandate, OF f,>hiou. Kat
j, pretty lass. She j. az Englloh gir'.
end hCr husband = munger OF her trolp-
aud play tEt r iomcd dude and lover O.
- Ucy. tie disb.va>her.'
While an tllking about toe Theatre J
wish 20 severely criticize lhe hhit som
lourgnon htyc Il gOjl- ou' uc>Necn th'
art- # % v'a, 10 ett % drink. II l. Shame
tLat tl,.eu u,n ,L0uiJ ~ m the same par
OF tie hoji.e occupied 10y .1dl"-. I)r eac
time Onc .o,. cut ha j. sire 10 raU.e som
rocy aIECy9rc". and frequently ladies' hi'r
t. ct up to let him pass and repa,s. Nh'H
be- Ielwu~ Lc = very likely 20 be- un1hlc T.
coz con leodor Of hcrr or mean whisSCS
which ,u'ut's the no.trii- oi The audicnc-.
nc.ij,> thc Inconvenience caused, II iD0a
iLcItuci'rr. E,iofu IL. g"rtlcmen.
Ouc of the principal >ociH ey,nt> of ih'
ra>f week VI. iac nurti.g- @. Miss i '>.i'
~. Peterson. = Nltih. ~, county, q VI
7. kbhlainch PHr,,h. ct orr city. SIN
al oiic, ~ jHc B'-, Gfch about the mlrri1-s.
hui lam .oiu- ~ -lYe yoI ir" addition
faGs. Tie c.r,m0ny took place 40 tht
Eop.r Il the t.i'e's uncle. Nr. Il. l.. Ricu-
Q f.5f n / ilt l Do.
;i.Ui maul1.r .,INi.e was impFr> .ivc'N
read ~ tie ftttroi the bliIr, E.N. l. VI
r.ltI.cu. UEo-c cNl.iout emotion cause
ir,plrIt hrr.k> IN h., voice. The tV'
rarc!-. p'OtlY dcror.t.d Nith cW-'bN'r'
and rowing piau'> Ucr' t'icd with ti'
pLttt, and iucnds oi tir bride 1n
.rO,u. lnibe froI room hctw cn the tW)
window, w. an improF',cd altar. an'
f.. 10 ,acb side of IL were Two wllt" ri''
l0u,. ut ends q VIII II extended - iar I+
tie .c'diue.door.. and Vtrr held Dos
two Ir'tilt.dir,>ed littic gir'., dau-u.
t,r, oi Nr. Richardson. thu form
.ne an allie. Precisely at th
aipOiri,d hour Nndol.~ohu'- ioyou-
"N,Ldiu4 March ' usher q IA ih' bri..li
tal'y. The bride, who j. pretty hal.
lluuC;ic, wg> dressed in laiior-maIo ~.
90 uIovn clo b. beaver hat, and feather, oi
a Calicr ,hade. and an cNqui,lt" cpr'l-'
Loigu,t of vhi'c l1ponic.> gnd ,millN.
Mis- Fortune >'ou. the only bri'ie>mtd,
Wor, lauC>amc bhCk .aiiu.lnllst drcs'.
wi;u a ,cJriOt ',lt bat uimmrd with bllcN
c.iri,u.tir> ard ON imm-L,e bunch o. ji'
cu,ujIoi lo,ss.
Encdist,ly after ttc cen monv follow.
II econ. r1iuisiCn>, kisses. .c. There pr
y;i'cd the usual license about those k,.c
nIi.ha wedding. IN some way. seems "a
way, t. permit. The groom wa> sud !enlr
oNtuoworrd ly The thought Of p1riin-
with some OF Ria Old frirLd>-eTlS, 50.
cour,t--und some rather unusual r1re'>r-
were EXCHANGED When these tOuchius
ciyilitics were over there cn,uCd the usIt
hurried departure and fearful good-byr>
Af,,rttc "b3ppy piir' bat LEFT ! TOOK
lcok at TIE presents, some u which wei"
ind, cd hand>0mc. / tfink the prettirN'
Vs.. probably. a very large silver tab!c
centre. piece OF unique shape, b'aulifuli'
engraved Countless Numbers Of ornl'
ntnts, bric.a-' rae, and spoons were among
The TIcstnts.
hear il rumorcd that Cluyeriu
does not want 10 De hung. do not up.
voSt IL I, so. though. have seen nOthin-
in tie daily paper, 10 that ehtct. Ih'
weather +, rather unproplt.0u,, TOO, Tor
hanging one. 4 man would catch Ms lel'h
OF cold on the ,calOld.
| saw an amusing Instance NJ brute -
gaci.y az FOrd's Hotel a feH evenings ag',
in ~ hich lean epd huugry.lroS'ug y"llpN
uog dNHed DspicuOusiy. The an'm:
was fraIfnl;y ugly-abOut ~ unpleasant
looking a> Mr. nOlalP- cluinr. 6y the "aT,
lee by you- paper thai }lr Royal III pur'
cha.td a good ,ite for fine m1nSion oi
Nt>t + tTaT Min 'iTect. But am dlsre-''nE
vi, civ. This little dog siartcIiotCii y'u
oil adj one GOOD Guiiity-hs was a 'p.en
did raltcr one day h -" Ilt ia"
into . hole IN The wa,li-bOardlu@ Ot Ia
wal. llc won't up T. ~" aueTtuge. s'l il'd
around, and then took hl. post few fc"'
IRON II. After he had waited Tor som
time an idea .ecmCd 10 strike him. Il
'rCkcd up Di. ears, aud sudden beam %.
ipt, !llgercc .honc in each tye a be sr1n..
ptrtd oG. a. r'turn in 4 few minutes WITH e
Iiece Of meat, which be- dropped n'ac the
rat's quarters. Moving OF a 'hoft dstanc'
he again watched for The app -arauce Oi tn
eremy. The ,tr ,tegy worked llhe q chIrn.
for after a hlt toe liule fellow vtDtnre1 0Ci
OF hi. hole. and was arproschin. the me1'.
when Mr.. DOg.ie uabD,d blm. Wondrr,3
sense, that, for brute.
An old, canyas-topped. "0untry'wa-'n,
with four horses and hell. numbered int,
The Capitol square la,l FRIDAY, aud stopp'd
in .iCri Of the capitol. 81 irst thnu-m
II mic bt contain tneye,rlS pr sen' OF dh;ks.
&c.. from the Indians to tae Governor, bu
upon investigation | foU"d u IA 1e =
Naccn.l0ad of wainuts Tor the 'qulfrels
Une Of MY lady fIiend- tells me a good
.rcry oi a lair little maid of Baltimore, Nhp
-, nj the greater portion II last winirI
hnc visiting relatives. 4 lew weeks a,n
she .t1rttd 10 the opera with such a mon.
sircu.ly tall BAT on that ber father renln.
.iited aud tried 20 show her wlli bloc,
ade she would run Mt The Theatre. Br
,te was obstinate. No, she wouldn'
change II. II WIS new hat; De-
id, ;. her Escort was walting for aer. and
she didn't baye time 10 change, 50 of she
whirled. That night II happened That an
artist, " no knew her, sat behind her, aut