The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-21

| 1T - rather curious incident that Bat
decrease House, the residence Of the May
bricks. should have already found a new
tenant and that no other than Mr.. Fletcher
Rogers. tine foreman Of the cOrOncr's jury
before which The inquiry into the death Of
the late Mr. James VI iybrck was conduct
cd. The house, winch is finely situated
near the Mer-cy, has been thoroughly re.
decorated.
TIE Hereditary Prince Of Hesse. who
viii attain his majority on the 18th. is
coming % England during the winter To
Visit The Queen az Osborne and Windsor.
and the Prince and Princess OF Wales at
Smdrngham. The Queen is anxious that
Prince Ernest should marry one II his
I English cousins and il he does so. Her
Majesty viii do everything in her power TO
Facilitate the match 80 far as pecuniary az
rangemcnts are concerned.
EMPEROR WILLIAM. saws Truth, ap-
pear, 10 Doe blessed with a vigorous imagi-
nation. He inf rmed the officers Of the
| Mediterranean squadron last week that his
/ interest in the British Navy dates from the
/ time when bee Was a boy, "eycn as an
Wchin running about Portsmouth Dock
/ Yard The LmpcrOrs juvenile peregrna-
/ tiOn- no the dOckyard are as purely imagi-
I
which George ~. always declared he had
headed nj Waterloo.
/ a CORRESPONDENT Of the ran Man Ga
scffc writes: 1--WE are staying in a villa
close 90 King llumbcrt's house. on the hill
/ above Naples. Our friends know him well
and consider him worthy of his great pOpu-
| lWiy among the Italians. lie is a great
contrast. people SAY. 90 the cOnceited little
] 4
\ tumu appeared in public each time with "a
fresh dress. highly got up lIumbert is
grave and melancholy. but very real, very
| modest. and "a born cOn-titutlOnalist.'
THE Liverpool Ncrcuyy remarks: "The
| Prince Of Wales constantly does neat thing
/ in q neat way. Intellectually he NAV not
/ Doe One Of our greatest geuiuses. but he HIS
/ mot only tact. but "A wonderful capacity for
exercising picturesque courtesy. At Cairo,
on saturday. the idea occurred 10 him 10
| head the British troops. and at their head 10
salute the khcdiye of Egypt at the head Of
/ the Egyptian troops. II was all done on
the spur Of the moment. II came as "A sur
prise. II delighted the khediye.'
ON the arrival Of the train from Liver |
pol. al kentish Town station. Midland /
Railway. on Wednesday night Of last week, /
tine ticket collector found i'm third-class I
compartment the dead body Of an elderly /
man, shot near tne heart. There was much /
blood on The floor, and revolver loaded in /
four chambers. the fifth hating been re- /
gently discharged. The man has not been /
Identified. lie was well dressed. and had /
ou his person about $50 American and Eng
Dish money. The case appears one Of suicide.
LORD FALMOUTH died ON Wednesday
night. the 9th instant. He was born in 1919.
aud succeeded 20 the title in 1852. I'm 1915
hr married Mary Frances Elizabeth. who is
in beer own right the Baroness lie Des-
pcuce- Ihe deceased NiscOunt will be- sue
cocdod hy his son. the Hon. EVELYN Edward
Thomas B0~cdWen. who has had distin-
Wi~Hrd military career. Amongst all
CLASSES Of the followers Of racing the late
Lord laImOuth's name was familiar. His
connection with the turf extended over
thirty Noars. for 10 WAS in 1886 be COM
mencOd the raising of thoroughbred stock.
THERE Is. or was. am old lrshman at Lis
bon cho was royal coachman when the
late King of i'oiu1l was q child. One day
tie little prince was caaglf by the coach
uHu up tO some mischief 100 tAp royal STA .
Dles. Without any regard for the piihcsly
ii.uift. Iaf laid the heir 20 The house of
lirIuaull asc4 bi- Knee and spanked him
-nuudlg. despite Ais to~. j for mercy. The
Infure Ming bore him 900 mauee. however.
anal Pat was subsequently pensi0neu. and
lived on terms OF friendly familiarity with
Dom luis aud hi- family after bis whilom
victim asceudcd the throne.
srrAKING of fhe proposed tunnel channel,
the Eduburg Srofsmna says: when there
are more signs of the ni'llennium being at
hand m France md in the ne, ghhoring ,
Countries. there viii De more chlnce Of ge,-
ling public opinion enlisted in the cOnstruc-
,0n uf tho channel tunnel. II will De made
m ample time f1 send our delegates through |
r 90 attend the "Pdrilment of Man, the |
F.deratlOn OF the World" Bur for the pre- /
.rnt people hesitate 90 bore ana augcT hole |
hr0u1h their main wall Of protection and
l.G.nse. until they are more certain Of what
s. hksig 70 how in. They prefer 10 endure
rfn ultieact see silver streak and is sea-
sickness. until % wicked world. ana sir Id ,
Sard WMhin'- plans. are iiier.
King LfOrOLD Of Belgium has been tell ,
u- correspondent how be hrst became in
crested i'm the Congo. lle says that after {
.wu,ev had returned covered with glory {
rom Africa, he invited him 90 come 10 l}rus- &
cells. "lle recDunted hi. thrilling adyen- /
lr.~ and experiences IN Africa; spoke In I
lowing terms Of tle IicnDDsS OF the soil Il
lud the resources Of the country. lie SEEM L
I'D fo Dee anxious 20 DO something fnr Africa. u
.ud iOli him 90 20 back 20 the Congo and |,
undertake. a work for the country and PEG I,
De-. aud would be- his banker lie vent, Il
ad what be did is history" "ihsye some Il
here seen" said the correspondent. that
.heu V0ur sou was removed by death you "
d O.. lI.If
Africa in E0nr Majesfys heart Yes"
n-Verpd the hiug. lit is partly true. but !,
.e should not invoke SORROW 10 compel Us 10 -
% our dirty. We should do nght because II
righiF
4 GOOD burglar story. which shows the u
ihsiantial power Of the press. comes from
certain London suburb. II appears that
.rlan householder, during hs absence
um nome. did not provide his dwelling
ltl carltakor, and consequently the
lace Was recently "hurg ed" though moi
uch portable property was carried OF.
he cd tor of thc local journal. in giving an
.ruUut of the adJir. mentioned the latter
Renaissance. hut added that had the rob-
.r, known of Mr.. Blanks valuable pre- ~.
niaiion candleslicks on the manielpiecc. +"
: noted collection Of Drlc-0-Jrdc in The ~
lb.nets. Dbl, rare yacgs on the brackets
e.. they might haye ippyosed the oppor-
niiy. Three nights amer the journal ap-
Jared tAe empty house was again broken Ill
t0. and all The articles referred IN wer
,r.nIlN removed, the thieves leaving pO-
BE- letter az thanks ("to Dee fOrwdrded') for
To- journalist, who had 50 kindly pointed
q the little odds and ends which had e.
lpt.l their notice on their first visit.
wONDEEfui sTe the changes in Dublin SsHl
thin the last few yeefs writes n Glad be-
OMAN c0rrespondent) The city has be- ra
me quite busilHg and busy. while every ln'
ing sold IN It's shops seems 10 be ticketeG ~
r. SD manufactured. This is good. / also w
ticsd tar many new streets are being ~
lin. ani tha; all the old shabby 10
lking seini-pgi,afe hotels have given place Se
large establishments rIrd all the latest ~
sur, Frinch waueis 81 all -
ne LITTER piece of information ! receised sn ''
IN ms ,a.'ey, VINO. instead Of being At W
.,d. is 81 old, ~ bundle ofrags, had on ~
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