The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-24

altar u Numidisn marble, with beads 81
The four eyangelists, eDamelfd IN relief,
on panels q glass mosaic. With the hue
organ, the Osk ceiling and wslls lined
with r%ose.colofed bricks, The chapel Is a
unique gem
Mss r|iillnghsst superintendent the
erection Ia person, visiting IL al intervals
OF five days 20 a week, leaving New York
A. midnight aud taking the long railroad
ride which did not bring Der 20 Man8s-
vile unfit noon. II courage, energy,
and endurance 10 to the making of an
architect, they are not often found In
more generous measure than In Mary
Iiilinghast.
LOUD TALKING AT TRAs.
Did you ever see a man IN polite COM
pany put bis hugcfs into his ears 10 keep
out The nOiss! Sucn has been my Tor
tune, 80 lesst on IA occasion lately, at p
,roWded tea. Wien the reception rooms
,re small So often happens, snd The red
and White Wiuts have been handed about
100 strength and abundance, then EYES be
gin 10 brighten and tongues 10 mage q
dreadful din. Gribayado1. the Russian,
who iit rprets Ner,s chsgin, and who Is
ncing SON what liouizfd. IS p man WHO
never ftls fO show bis annoyance, Will,
Mrs Frank L'slie. W los' tones are IN
commonly soft and pleasant for a woman,
h.s been heard 90 wall almcs / Ike a de-
s9aring pussy cat Ia a "a d attempt to
make her next neigtb)r hear her above
The slriii chatter If the katydids.
ELsfE LESLIE AND MR.. RUSSELL.
There IS always something new 10 tell
about Elsie L,sie and Tom Russell. IN
he scene whore the little lord folds
Dcarls 5 shawl above her sbOu ders snd
pu S her bonnet on. + sic IL poss ssei
with a ms LietOus d sire 90 adjls- that
latter a ticle Of apparel ursde down.
Night ut r might she attemls her trica,
am might nfler night Dearest TALKS 20 her
uehind he s'en,s, and iel her that the
grari0us CHI q who was usrd TO doing iii-
DE- services for his mother would never
make sIch d biunier, no never.
one sees The yOung millionaire Hope,
who has isken such a violent fancy fOf
rom 80 afternoons and "at hOm's,
iav after day with the hoy Hope has =
at every one u TOMS performances.
md Las given The vouoes or "a pony with
wnip. siirruts and harness, %mouuiiuts
81 solid silver. Tom Sports q ring with
lnree diamonds in IT, another gift 81 this
ardent admirer. who tas about Ike "a
great masii1 al the urchiu's hees Tom
bsshful IN company, and looks more
Ike = girl dressed 10 boys clothes, than
does Elsie.
THE LAMBS AID TIKI MOTIVES.
The lambs and The motives" are the
utls by which Eflar Wheeler Is
tiuguis Ics The dear, iurO.enf, white
uaited Old ladies who drink tea with her,.
and talss Wild pOssp on Tuesday from
Dee rampagiOus aud raveniug sctoIs, ar
lists. hum0ris's aud literatvuls, who
tun tbe universe t.psy turyy go her par
os on Sunday. So are The Wild beas s
Sept from devOuring the tame and th
equilibrium # the s0cil sys en- IS uu
d suib.d. BY the wy, VI S Wilcox
w0 ldcrs why somebody dlts' 70 drama
iz- BIER Tao, s. story, M IS Voinry." she
feels sure DO has great dramatic power
rhe tsle is the one which, report says
be Chicago Herald. which published %
recently la ius almtn's. played upon
with o ffe-eKlnluisher Co queuch some
What q iis passion before presenting 10
To- is readers
GOTHAM GOSSIP.
Mrs. Guuter. wife Of The author who
Vas SD as 0unded bY the success Of "Mr
Barnts.of New York. is famous alike for
Tie dimple iu her chin aud for her tea.
A. I- E..... .H. f.A. 20 ..r....tr Ha oh
served. The DO Ter lakes your name
and announces 10 with distinction, TO be
beard bv all VINO are 10 me room. Al
sound Of 10 NJ s. Gunter MS b likes her
welcoming eyes upon YOU aud advances
TWO PAGES. there Gems 10 be- % metaphOri-
cal chalk line drawn which she DOS nor
0Ftfstcp. as YOU come forward 10 take
her hand A waiter halls blside YOU with
lea cup end sandwiches on q sllvef, aud
stances without moving, ull y0u have
drained the last drop and replaced The
cup on the tray. Guest after gu 10 re-
crived with tue tme c,rdiauty, tul 10
9 ems as If hospitality had been reduced
o. The most peri co Of systems. There
are nc i~utr0iuctiOns.
The newest ,fteruoon Is that devoted
90 fe4Iiug Gfetk plays. One s.readY bee
holds The end II Russ0mania. The cir
is Oh have q new ftd. A Greek wave IS
i o come up aud possess the land. By
next spring everything viii be a la
GfecQue. PoOiles will be named peri
cles. cats sapph0. Already there are two
houses where Greek tragedies are read,
not go The original. from 8 o'clock to 8
every Wcdnesdsy afternoon. ia place Of
ihe Browning Interpretation OF the
past TWO seasons
An AMBITIOUS JOCKEY.
"Ill break my neck or make a for
tune
That s what a boy who Is how a prom
iaeut Jockey said once before be had had
mount That Is the risk a boy takes
@htn Be enter The profession. lie will
either break bis meek or make bis f'f.
tune The risk is a big one, and the
prize If won Is d blk fortune.
Jockeys make lots 4 money. They
make more money than is paid 81 any
other profession The work while 80
l4,ts is hard and a great strain upon
them. To become a good jockey "a
toy is taken when be is ab0ut twelve
wears u sge. He has then 20 commence
at The Lowest piece 10 the stable and carry
goods aud water Tor the horsts and rub
uy The harness. lie will then have A
morse given him 20 rub down and will
have 90 ride at eK-rc Sc. II he shows
that be has courage, good judgmeni, and
is Obrdieut be viii soon be- given a mount
Ia d race Then everything will dep nd
% 90 himself. II be can ride q hOrse
vel. bias plenty Of nerve, dash and cour.
ago. his fortune is made.
jockeys Ant ched TO the leading stables
are paid s%slarles ranging from $1,000 TO
Sl2. 900 q year They are also allowed to
iiie iu races where their employer does
not run Any LOlses The fee for a lckey
10 d race is SO II be loses aud S25 II be
wios very often, though, Il "a jockey
uius a big race, The owner Il the horse
sill give him a good size bll. Nhea
Andy Mccarthy won The BROOKLYN handi
cap on Diy MOnopole, Sam Emery. The
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