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ITS CAUSES AND

DEAFNESS, ITS CAUSES AND
IL CURE, by one who was deaf twenty.
eight years. Treated by most OF the noted
specialists OF the day with no benent. Ctfrd
bi,orsIf i'm three months. ami since then
hundreds OF Others by same process. \
plain. simple. and successful home treat
inent. Address + 5. PAGE. 1913 east Twen-
ty.siXth street, New FORK city
- le ZH.Iu. IhNSal2M
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LlOL.N(l. \

had produced great holes IN my BACK aud
chest, and had removed all the hair of my
head, yet ! began TO improve In weeks
time and the sores began to heal. and were
entirely gone inside Of eight weeks.
WILL JONES.
Porter Union Pass Depot.
CISCO, TEXAs. July 10. 1855.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 3, Atlanta. Ga; New York. 1877
west Twenty-third street. Re z
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A SUPERB
FLESH PRODUCER AND TONIC!
HEAR THE WITNESSES!
TIN TO TW ENTY POUNDS.N
4 MANoF sIXTY.EIGHT WINTERS

A MAN OF SIXTY. EIGHT WINTERS.
lam sixty.eght years of age and regard
GulDns Pioneer q fine tonic for the feeble
BY its use my strength has been restored
and ny weight decreased ten pounds.
A. r. G.. CAMPBELL, Cotton Gin Maker.
Macon. Ga, February 10. 1856.
A crippled Confederate says | only
weighed l2S pounds when commenced
Guinn's Pioneer, and now weigh l47
stick TO support me, and can now walk long
distances without help. It's benefit 10 me
Is beyond calculation.
u. RUFUS BosrlCK, Cotton Buyer,
Macon, ia.
Mr.. A. II. Bran blett. hardware merchant
Of Forsyth. Ga whites ltacfed ike a charm
on NY general health. l consider IT, fine
tonic / weigh more thau have for tSeHty-
4. Ii. BRAAwLErr.
Mr.. w. +. Jones Macon. says. Ny wife has
regained her strength and increased ten
pounds in weight We recO amend Quinn 4
Pioneer H. the best tOuic. W. +. JONES.
DR.. Il. w. DELBRIDGE, OF Atlanta, Ga :
writes OF Guibu's Pioneer buinus Pioneer
Blood Remover has been used for years with
un preCcGeuted success. IL Il entirely Vege-
table and does the system no harm. IL iin-
proves the appetite, digestion. and blood.
making. stimulating. invigOaGng aud
toDibg up all the functions and tissues OF
the system. and thus becomes the greet
blood remover and health restorer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04

Freight received daily FOR Norfolk. Ports.
mouth. ~m tnue.d Hampton. Wayer.y, ana
u!Cksford, a.; NJ den.uEI'n' IT, ~ Ne"
norm Washington. sud Tarb1rpl y. C.; all
stations on Atlantic and DauviHe raiiroa u.
seanoard and Roanoke railroad. NOT"
southern railroad. and Eastern North Caro-.
ina generally: also, for Eastern shore OF
rty.r. M LOWEST RATES, aud through
bills issued.
J.. r. TATUM superintendent.
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Two years ago | contracted blood poison.
After taking prescriptions from the best
nbysiciaps here. and Al Dallas / concluded
TO visit Hot Springs and on reaching Tex
aiBana doctor recommended NE 70 Try
Swifts Specific. assuring tue That u Wou'd
benefit me mOIe than Hot Springs. Al
hnImn IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04

W WEST q good private school lor boy
thirteen; must board. Adde'S, ri. ing ptl-
ticulars aud terms, 20 &. WILLIAMS. care
Of " lliarn D.. HOariman. H. Macedonian
street. sew YORK city. nh ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
By II seldom Taylor.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer;
Office. Eleventh and Bank streets.

SALE OF VALUABLE
1 REAL. ESTATE IN THE GkpWINI
WEST END. NEAR MONROE PAlsk AND
E[IIW \N. CONSI~I ~ or lWO MOD
EltN.~TYLE ~IOCk-BRItk F. RIO y /
DN BILLINGS, Nos. So and "a W.
CARY STREET, BETWEEN LAUREL
AND CHERRY. AND THREE NICE
TWO-STORI FRAME
IWfI IINGS. Ms II. l9.AND u ChER-
Ky STREET. BETWEEN MAIN NNp
CARY by virtue of certain deed OIL
trust executed by william Jenkins and wife
and II. l.. Rees and wife, dated August -,
1888. and duly recorded IN the clerk Of.
fee Of Richmond thancery Court IN Deed
Book ia "C..' page Ill. we, the under
signed trustees. viii proceed 10 sell sara
REAL ESTATE at public auction upon
the premises, on
TUESDAY, MARCH ., lssG.
commencing at 4 clock p. NJ, IN the fol-
l. Those TWO DESIRABLE. SUB~rAN-
TALLY BU LIT. AND WELL.AR
RANGED TWO.S1ORY BRICK DWELL
INGS Nos s22 and s24, as above located,
containing eight rooms each. besides BATH
room. and I'm nice order. The lots each nave
a mont OF l7xI2O feet to a ten.foot alley.
z. Those THREE ATTRNCIlNE ~. ELL
BTILT. AND CONNEN ESILG-Ak-
RANGED TWO STORY FRAME WE'LL.
lNGS NOS. II, ~ anu - SpNlu 'Abtt9
street. with eight rooms eacn, besides BATH
room: all in nice order. These lots front
l62 l2x9S 3.l2 feet each.
This sale offers "a good opportunity TO per-
sons of moderate means 10 supply the
selves with nice. comfortable home az a
small cost, and Il also affords an oppOrtu-
nifty to those seeking good. sale invest
ments. ,
4 plat OF the property can be seen al the
Office OF the auctioneer.
TERMS One third cash; the balance AT
six. twelve. aud eighteen months Tor neSp-
table notes interest added, and scared
by deed Of Trust.
MARSHAL l. NJ GILLIAN,
LOUIS +. Bp~SIklN,
\. h. COURTNEY.
Trustees.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR Auct'oneer. te -
4 DMISTRATRIN'S SALE OF GRO
~ CFkIES AND LIQUORS At No. $50
BROOK ANENUE-On
FRIDAY, MARCH ), 1855,
atll o'clock \. NJ. | shall proceed 10 sci
thr stock OF GROCERIES, aud LIQUORS In
the store No. 626 Ih oOk avenue. lately occu'
ped by Herman HeeEe deceased.
TERMS Cash. MAkf hEEhc'
NH Administrators Herman Heeke.
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rr.s.r.S oppn"rrvIsEE,.

EOE SALE. 4 SPLENDID STEAM
/ StW.NlIL and ai atiachn"nt>-
,iucf, log-csrr.sis sc. CAPACITY. 10000 i"e'
I4r day. N.' sell lnv aud on favorable
tenn. FOR price aIu'y IN
MA%Nl%t d.. STAPLES & 3D..
nah IN lIUt Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04

Hon. Leonard B'Gmirc, " G., nom no.
r,Fa. writes: Eavlng found great relief
nom The use ~ Or. Petzoi German h.t
tcis." cheerfully recommend T. tOauF one
suffering from Diseases Of tAs stomach and
General Debility.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04

Tbis Great Medicine for sale by all dug.
gIfts GroceIv. aud dcal ers generally. Price
soc. and 81 per bottle. OWENs & MiN'h
AGENTS Tor Richmond. LOUIS PEILOLp &
co, proprletors. Baltimore. Nd.
lnyl2-Tu, Th&SuiF
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PULLMAN sLEEPlNG-tAK ACCuNN'
DAIItN-

40. / Richmond to LFutpuIg u .'
moud aud Allegheny r"ioat FIl HotH. '
% New Orleans. Chattanooga To 4t.ar.
Vile. Chattanooga io Memphis
~. 3-R0anokr 10 tha 'ifryo-3, ". .' 10
change.
Tickets. baggage checks and an inform
ton can be- obtained aI Richmond hHi DO
tprshurg railroad depot 1000 Man sire.
Richmond aud Allegheny abroad drl..
and 1908 Man street \. ibt p.
1;en.lal PASSENGER ami r..k tf AGENT.
JOSEPH "a. ~ASb-.
las General Nsl.-r. EH1uohn Na
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RAILROAD LINES.
M u REssesssz szaH -

Gg ID Bzszas:as 5ssssss -
CUESAPEAkE AND OHIO RAIL
" WAY.-FEBRUARY 81. 1886.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
e.gs A. NJ. Through and Local Mail ex'
cept sunday.
s4B A. AZ. For Newport News Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk dairy eA-
cept sunday.
aisP NJ. FOR Newport's News, Old
Point, and Norfolk. Except
Sunday.
400 T. NJ. GoTdonsyllle accommodation
except Sunday.
AMP M. For Louisville and Cincinnati
Fast Express. with through
Pullman ears, Daily.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$40 A. NJ. From Con donsg Ne.
iran A. NJ. From Norfolk, old Point. 8ud
NewpOrts News except sun.
day.
$40 Z. VI. FROM local points and The
West. except sunday.
s:IO +. n. From O.d Point \ewports
News. and Norfolk daily cx.
cept SUNDAY.
s,bb p. NJ. From Louisville art Ciuciu.
natl. fasteNprtss ~ ~.
Depot: Seventeenth and Broad streets.
Tickets az 1000 Main street and depot.
H. ". FIL LER
General Passenger Agent.
WILLIAMS G. WiyKHAM, second Wee
President. T. -
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INSANE AsYLt "a.

FRIENDS ASYLUM FOR THE IN
Il SANE, Frankford, Philadelphia, ia.
A nriyate asylum sor the cure and treat
ment OF mental diseases. There are extern
sive grounds. fine drives, and good accom-.
modations for the patients. A cottage AT
Atlantic City, y. j.. under the care OF the
asylum. receives mild cases aud offers SUI
perior advantages. having "a good ocean
view, well. furnished rooms, good table. ana
the best medical attendance. Address
JOHN g. HALL, NJ. D.,
Frankford, Philadelphia.
do s.Th .Hu&Tu3m
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A DOUBLE DIsTILLATloN OF MANY
oE THE BEsT GERMAN HERBS.

This IS to certify that have no nesiiarcy
IN recommending 10 the prof ~ on ana pI"-
lie " Dr. FetzO,ds German Bltters.
Al. FOARO, VI. H.,
baltimore. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04

INFORMATION IS WANTED By
Il the undersigned OF the whereabouts OF
Mary and Adelaide Battaile and louisa
1ay ior sisters: Mamie Dnncan and Luellls
Henry, nieees: aud Edward Henry and
battaiie Payne. nephe gs OF Bettte NJ. Rat
iatle, late 90 PhilRdelphis, deceased
IEFIDELlTY INST RA Nrti TRUST
AND SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Admlpistrator T. q Phllds.phla, Ia.
e. ls eo1h4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04
rs George W, Mayo, Aucuoneer
GuO T.. Laughtou. Jr., Salesman
No. % Ninth street.
EXCELLENT WALNUT AND
l. OTHER HOUSEHOLD EjRN!-
1UKL, &C.. At AUCTION.

THIS DAY,
~ lols o'c ok, w.I sell ~ 10y aa'uon-
i WALNUT NAEGLE.Tur CHAMBER
SUIT:
] PAi<iEp MARBLE Tor CHAMBER
SUIT.
WALNUT WARUEuuES, double aud
single, -
1 excellent WALNUT EXTENSION IA
HlF ten feet long and extra wide;
WALNUT LIBRARY -CASE;
SOFAS tIiAlE~ RUGS:
HAIR aud ~uICK. MAIFRES E,
PILLOWS and bDl.SItE~.
EfJ.-PEING~ IOiLEl-SEII. sc.
GEORGE ". " NlD.
r.r% Ngt '|uuerr.
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WANTED, LADY AGENTS FOR
w Mrs. Campbells New litter "a
litter. hustle. hOOpskirt and underskirt
combined Hoops can be removed and
skirt Numbered. Adjustable TO any SIZE.
Very fashona BILE and sells for 81 To every
well. dressed lady as soon as shown. Agents
double their money. Also Is full lac Of new
furnishing goods FOR ladies and children.
Address with stamp. r III. CAMPBELL *
CO. asa west Randolph street Chicago.
Illinois. 70 Ii.Sa, Iu6Fhl5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04

Correspondence .u.rk tHe 'I
points Through bills ,i lti.u-
low rates. B i.N' .
ia 4O GpuefF I.--er,. s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-03-04

Tor SALE. ~ BALTIMORE. !
L FII~T.CIAs~ REsIAIEANI. with
house and DOT Boz re. Address RL7iAp-
RANT. care Nlibouruc's Newspaper AdFrr'
Using Agcucy. baltimore Nid. ma A-eod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mrs. Sheppard Knapp gave q dance for her
daughter and about eighty Of her young friends
last evening No 80 West Fftysixthst The dancing
was begun at an early hour BY O'clock the guests
had all arrived. hour more spent in dancing.
the guests down to supper and at midnight the
german was danced, about forty couples taking part.
A number OF small but elaborate private dinners were
given last evening the hosts and hOesses together with
most Of their guests going afterward to attend the
Junior Patrarchs' Ball Mrs. John Kean, OF No. 1877
second-ave.. entertained sixteen at her house. Mrs.
Samuel BoTrowe a dinner TO twelve
Young friends OF and daughter,
Of No 90 WestSeventeenth-ss. while Mrs j. Alexander
Hamilton, Mrs. Buchanan winthrop, at No 270 Fifth
81 ana Mrs George Scott No % West Fftyseyenth-
st.. each entertained guests at dinner. ..,., -
Receptions were numerous and well ATTENDED, as Is
usual tuesday. Mrs Morris Ketchum and her daugh-
from until o'clock. No. West Eighteenh-sL Mrs
Charles H. Adams held reception IN the afternoon, at
nond received at No 1896 Ffth-ave Mrs Albert c. Hail.
assisted by Miss Beach, received a number OF gnests
Mrs Joseph 5. Decker received at No Is West Forty
The Artistic Society gave fancy dress bail to about
fifty members and their friends at the house OF Dr.
Baral the president Of the society," No. ITO West Forty
At D. m in Grace Church, West Farms, Bishop H. c.
Potter married the Rev. Alfred T. Grint OF ST. Mary's
Church, Brooklyn TO Miss Martha James Sampson,
daughter OF The late Alfred Moore sampson. Brook
and McFarlane The Rev. T. ". Nckerson. of Calvary
Church, acted as the best Man. and the ushers we're g.
and Mr. Young all members OF the Delta Kappa Epsilon
Fra erniry reception held at the house OF Mr..
McFarlane, uncle OF the bride.
series Of interesting instructive and novel enter
tainments will begin the University Club Theatres
2:3O y. IN. February IS. They will consist OF
lectures with Illustrations Greek mythology by Mrs
r. Mitchell Tying ana Mrs b. Williamson, jr. The illus
tratons been carefully prepared from photographs
OF original paintings in foreign galleries which have
never given In other set OF views OF this kind
The patrons OF the course. which Will Include three
ubursdays, are Mrs Burton y. Harrison, Mrs. W. H.
Xickham Mrs Elizabeth Custer. Mrs. j. Henry Lane
and other well known ladies' At present tickets are at
sale al BrentaDo's III Union Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
MATINEE READINGS IN A THEATRE.

Professor Charles Roberts, jr.. the we'll
known elocuto nis yesterday afternoon gave tue first
OF his matinee readings the Madison Square Theatre
A large audience greeted him and many times showed
their appreciation OF his reading Bret Hartes Selma
Beda," with its agOnes ending In a " to be
1inued" well received, also " The Kitchen
Clock" Ladies who had been Inconvenience by the
absence of the Madison Avenue street cars appaued
s'The Strike in the Forge story OF terrible suffering,
ending IN murder which followed strike. After
cams translation OF Scbil!er's Hostage had been
given Professor Roberts caused many nipples OF laughter
by his amusing monOlOgue, 1.-The Hat" 1.-THE Jabbrr-
wOcky" and " Aux Itacns" completed the pro-
gramine The second reading will be given next Thurs
day afternoon had idea that professor In the
illogical seminary could he dramatc Is Dr. Roberts
clergyman" asked lady as she was leaving the the
afH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
IN HONOR OF PSI epsilon.

DINNER OF THE NEw-YORK ALUMNI-soNGS,
SPEECHES. AND READINGS.
The big dining-rOom of the Hotel Bruins
wick blAzed with thousand lights last night, and
rang with hundred voices singing the good old songs
Of the Psi Epsilon Fraternity. 1t the
annual dinner OF the New-York alumni and
gray heads and gray boards thicky sprinkled
among the 200 diners, but there were enough Of
younger to give the affair all the vim of youth.
800 members of the fraternity IN the Metropol
ian District delegates furnished from every of
the eighteen chapters from the mother chapter
at Union College, where Psi Epsilon
songs sung ffty-three years ago.
to the youngest chapter at Lehigh University.
Judge Hooper c. Van Worst presided At the table with
Foster A. W. Tenuey, of Brooklyn; Galusna A. Grow,
ex Congressman W. Z. Robinson the kew. Dr. Mauusrll
Van kensaeller, the Rev. j. n Lombard and the Rev.
Brady T. Backus Among the Others present W. re
Henry Wilder Alien. Principals A. H. r. P'rklns, Of the
Adephi Academy Of Brooklyn, ana b. Poland, of the
Luquer. ". W. Bowdish and Jess +; Forbes; John NJ
Scribnt/, James r. Hill. Mason W. Tyler G orge Put
stedmau. f. j. Mott p. b. Wyckon. C. 5. Benedict and
L. W. Hubbard George r. Gibson and Thomas Thacher
from eX-PresideDt Arthur xGOvcrnnr Alexander IL
Rice, Union College thaper; Governor Fltl Hugh
president Seeye, Of the Amherst Chapter; from secre
iary whitney and William Walter Phelps of the Yale
Cornell TnIE,er.ity Charles Dudley Warner
At a meeting held before the dinner the following
officers for the following years were elected President,
Chester A Arthur Thcta '4S yice-presdents. Hooper
C. Van Worst (Tneta '39l ID. H. Chamberlain beta '62),
the Rev DR.. RS Macarthur Upsllon cd. the Rev Dr.
C. ii. Parkhurst Gamma CO., corresponding secretary,
Ira A. Place Cni S4). $50 BrOadway; recording
tary and treasurer, Ward Mclean theta 43l.
Judge Van Worst opened the tOass with neat speech
and then introduced Congressman W. l.. Robinson
spoke for Psi Epsilon HISTORICAL IN place of eG-
Governor RI. OF Massachusetts, who unable to
get the dinner. Mr.. Robinson delivered speech full
OF fraternity remnlscences and recollection OF mis- mis-
sionary labOrs behalf or Psi UpsilOn,-
when he established The hourishing chapters
at Yale, Brown aud Amherst His Remarks
were greeted with hearty applause and laughter.
f. &. Stedm. D responded for Psi Epsilon POetoa."
He said One heroic deed Is worth thousand dis
pussons" aud then read the Rev. DR.. LonDAts charm
Ing little poem lie enumerated seventy poets among
the fraternity RANKS and evolved much interesting and
amusing matter from his text Psi Epsilon Uni
Versal" wasvOiced by Waldo Hutchns Tho Rev. James
X. Lombard read a poem. "NOctes AuIbrosiB." The
Rev d. Il, 3. Macarthur assigned TO Psi Epsilon
Clerical" Judge Northrdp. Of Middletown, took the
place OF Ex-Governor Chamberlain and spoke on the
Oentment /" Psi Epsilon Political"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
OBITUARY..
MRS. FLETCHER HARPER

Mrs. Margaret Cook Harper, the wife OF
Fletcher Harper, died suddenly yesterday morning at
their home In The Berkshire. No 500 Madson-ave. She
WA i. good health sunday except that slight cold
troubled her. for the treatment OF which her physician
was called in on his visit Monday evening Mrs Harper
was found to be pretty ILL., her symptoms indicating
though the doctor did not attacn any serious
Importance to the case. II Is supposed that she mad
some organic affection which the disease aggravated
Mrs Harper about nfty four years oIu Sho was
the daughter OF the late rev Dr. John r. Droih, TOT
several OF the most important Eastern pui pits She
married Ms Harper when nineteen years Oh anu mas
and almost entirely supported the seaShore cottage
near Long Branch as summer resort tor young WORK
only nominal This work OF beneicence has been sus
tain.J Tor many years with the late Mrs. Joseph
arprr she founded and maintained the Harper Indus
trial school in The Bpw-ry which has accomplished eN-
celent results In the industrial education or the poor
She was also a warm friend OF the Young Women
Christian Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
Post Office Notice.

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patched thence tue SANE TsMY O. PEARSON PestaAstsx
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-02-17
FAMILY LIFE AND me FAMILY NOVEL
HENRI GREvILLE SAYS THEY BOTH EXIST IL FRANCE
HER THIRD LECTURE

HENRI GREYILLE SAYS HEY BOTH EXIST IL FRANCE
HER THIRD LECTURE.
Henri Grtvlc had large audience yesterday
afternoon 10 hear her third lecture. Cnckerng Hal
was nearly fun. she ectured in French on lie Roman
do Fame France which title she had herself trans
lated "a 1.-THE French Uuoblcc .ionahle Novel, She
introduced her lecture IS follows:
should seem to DO speaking paradox
II the subject Of my lecture were taken III con
necfion with An idea which seems 10 be prevalent
also. Ouen have been asked. lave you in France
class literature which safely be put into the hands
OF young grsI" Ny answer that there Is long list
Of French writer's whose works while they display the
Highest order OF talent yet conai nothing which could
bring blush most Innuco 1 cheek but, Is nat
urA there IL less talk about these books than about
books OF "A different class must correct what seems TO
be- "A common uI-cOucepuOu; namely. that there IS no
family NE France. You WILL perhap-,Oe surprised TO
hear II, hut ono OF the things which has
special struck me in America Is that the adde's
ont . their homes much French woman never
whittier even the women Of wealth feel themselves
Obliged to 80 from time t. time. The husbands always
breakfast Mt home before going To thrr business and the
there IL Is perhaps bore for the wives.
they there ali the Then there Is much leHs
dining out IN Tue evening" eAccIl 1uruE tne shnrt
OF winter gsyety Tho husbands 20 less 10 the
clubs than hero, aud tue evenings are usually passed
cOzly at home.
Madame Durand then mentioned some OF the authors
and works which fall within the class OF which she
treating, taking occasion from time to time
TO Introduce some general remarks upon the methods
and objects OF nOyel-writng. or Alphonse Daudet
sh, said that his earlier works excellent examples
of the unobjectiunabe novel Nothlng could be more
charming than les Cones do Lundl' L1ttres de mon
Moulin and Ie Petit Chose" Diudets later works"
said the lecturer have trOd upon tho bOrer line OF
realism. but understand that undor tho title OF Irous-
seau ct Iayetto' he Is now preparing book
which VIII probably show him again ut his best"
In speaking OF octave FcGiIlets Monsieur de Camors'
Madame Durand explained what she meant by "unob-
ictonabe novel" she does not consider II necessary
that all the shall be Lambs Tor she said
lamb fold Is very unintefrsting place wnere there
Ia wolf" What Is necessary i that right ana wrong
should be shown In their true cOOrs that punishment
should traced to gdOng OF the victims themselves.
there should he no scenes or passages which
could shock properly balanced mind. Madame Du-
rand spoke briefly OF Edmond About, LudOyio Haleyy,
Hector Mallot. and dozen other less known names