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persuade myself even now that they could

persuade myself even now that they could
| be guilty of such knavery."
Marion said no more. but laid hold of n
Bradshaw and dispatched a telegram, the
reply TO which gave n plausible excuse Tor
his going of the next morning, and since l
was too uncomfortable to rest quietly at
home, said would go with him for three
OF four days.
But there was another thing 10 be done; ;
take the trinkets with us we must, yet we
could not take them without my mothers
knowledge. Martens readiness and deci-
sion solved the difficulty. He asked me TO
show him the jewels; be then deliberately
snapped bit of the setting so that two OF
the stones were loosened. ! stared in
amazcment, but he simply said, Wait"
and put the case back in the cabinet. After
dinner, as il was rainy evening. Marion
made as though he wanted TO be amused,
and asked my mother, like spoiled child,
10 be allowed TO look mt her diamonds for a
treat She was rather surprised at such
frivolitv on the part of the sedate and
stern Marion, but of course had them
brought. As soon as tho case was opened,
and she became aware of the accident, my
mother was loud in her lamentations and
had no thought about anything except
how the misfortune had happened and
what was 10 be done; but she was some
what paci6ed when Marion suggested that
we should take the set up TO town In the
morning and get the mischief remedied. |
wish l had that mans promptitude and
nerve.
The next night saw US in close conference
with a detective--I hate those crawling
creatures. but there was no choice-and we
reviewed the situation. Who're were the
Walcots? Since they would doubtless
braZcn IL out. If directly challenged, they
would probably not be specially anxious to
conceal their whereabouts. They had
spoken Of returning to Mrs. Christie's for a
couple of days and then visiting some
friends before going over to Paris, 50 Mrs.
Christie would probably be able TO inform
us where they were. Had they the stones
with them? We guessed so, and that these
stones were to be disposed of across the
Channel. SO no time was TO be lost; if
they once went beyond seas. good-by to
our chance of recovering them. How on
earth were they ever to be got hold Of!
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Psyche.

Against the duskY ba.kground pale aud fair
She stands aud In her heayy-liided eyes
A lurking sadness like q shadow lies;
Above, the golden i0udrils Of her hair
Fit halo FOR III mAiden-face beneath:
And from tie opened caskst IN her hand
For which she sought tie darS. Plutonian land,
The mist, sleep-laden floats, an airy wreath.
Sometimes think about that picture cIlngs
A magic spell. subtle v.tchery.
That breeze-like. sUsys the folds OF drapery
And quiyers In sti ange lights upon her wings
IL steals into the depths OF violet,
Whose loneliness nor lashes half eclipse:
Ii waYers In a smile across her lips,
Although her eyes are fgll Of vague regret
An. welll The world IL wide and years are long:
Perhaps some time we may discover why
The billOws murmur-roses bloom and die
or how our sweetest poets weave their song.
We may learn what the spell Is In a smile
Thai brigltens earth As when spring comes
again.
May learn why Psyche smiles so strangely
when
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YUI.

But | had an experience yet to come
The next morning Marion and decided to
finish the business by taking the stones
with the settings. to be replaced, and when
that was done | vowed would make my
mother keep them in a safe-indecd, had
written the night before TO Gaskell. the
agent. to order one suitable for the wall in
my mothers boudOir. We were Just turn
ing into the jewellers when-gOod hea-
vens.-whom should we meet face to face
but-the WalcOts / stammered out
something and felt hot all over and
utterly miserable, hardly knowing whether
l was standing on my heels or nv
head aud they did not seem much
more at their ease-at least Marion
said so afterward. He was calm and
imperturbable, and never, he said. enjoyed
a scene so much in his life, though the
actors played their parts in o manner that
was beneath contempt. At last after some
of the tritest and most trivial remarks We
got disentangled and managed 70 saw
" Good day" 1t was natural 10 me 10 be
awkward at crisis, but they were people
of the world. Presently, however, we
found what it was that had disconnected
them. We were just unfolding our bust
ness 10 the jeweller, the same man who
had so greatly admired these stones a few
months before. He remarked how much
lbIt We were III our possessions
than the lady and gentleman who had lust
gone.
How SOP" asked Marion.
They wished TO dispose Of some valua-
bic diamonds, they said, and we were not
unwilling to become the purchasers of
really good stones, but when they united
the little leathern bag which contained
them and poured them on the counter
saw at glance that they were not genuine
stones, and told them so. | have never
seen people more surprised or amazed. He
muttered, After all that trouble but She
had not word TO utter-in fact, she seem
ed dazed and stupefed. Pray, can you tell
me. sir, who they are. If may take the
liberty; think they spoke with you az
you entered?n
Their name is walcot, and that is about
all that / can tell your
And. Gerard, !" he said as we departed
I" that wasabout enough: to any one who
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old DOMINION STEAM In
~ SHIP COMPANY. lGkA
FOR NEW YORK


steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and aIDAl a.. T.. u.
steamers Leave New York for Richmond
EYEkl WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY az } f.
NJ. arriving N Richmond MONDAY ami FRI
DAY MokNiNGa.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin tsro TO New YORK riG JAmes-riysr
route Including meals aud bertnl.......t %
kound-trlp tGsets, limited 70 Inry days
after date Of issue OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. "a 90
eteerage, with Subsistence. ...............- %
Steerage, without So osistence. ............ 800
waJ....................................... lOo)
CABIN faro ris hsehmond and Petersburg
fhlifoa1. ....-...s.ss...s. 10 ~
1icsets can be obtained At A. W. CARRIERS, 100
Nam street, Chesapeake and Ohio and Rich
moni and Petersburg depous, aud 81 companyls
offices, 1901 Main street, and wharf. Rockets
Freighg forwarded aud through bills OF lAdlng
Issued Tor points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until hoar OF sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS
TUEsDAis, WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS. and
SATURDAYS by ths Chesapeake ADD uhiO rall-
way trie Newport Newsl a. $40 A. N. and 3P. NJ.
and by Richmond and Petersburg railroad ,sAmo
days 9;i0 A. NJ. Will make connection st
NORFOLK with steamer leaving those dayA
GEORGE w. ALLEN q CO.. Agen.A
No. 1901 Main street. and
AMI campanya wharf kocxettA
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broken penknife in the slit il was
possible TO mike the key revOlye aud open
the door; in the same way the bolt might
be shot back again and tho door relocked,
and apparently ell be just as before. OF
course the lock should be oiled 80 as 70
work easily Most people think it safer TO
leave the key in the lock. but this IL no
good il the key has been filed like the one
held. and it never occurred to Madame
Walcot to examine hers.
4. With hvpodermic syringe which Sa-
fyah hunted up-it belonged 70 one of the
fine ladies' injected q few drops OF water
through the paper sheath OF each car
fridge the revolver held. They were sale
enough now.
All these points were duly dealt with
in the first only did we risk much, but our
chances were ~ good rs the enemy's, and
as yet the enemy were unsuspecting.
As five and six did not depend on me,
could only wait. but relied on the ayah
there was look about her slender brown
fingers that reminded me of wonderful
tales Of Indian jugglery, wanted her TO
take some chlorOform IN case OF accident,
but she despised this.
Next morning, soon after sunrise. she met
me in our usual walk in the shrubbery with
a calm face, but in reply 10 my inquiry,
what luckl" unfastened her head-gcar
and poured into my hat what looked in the
bright early sunshine like n shower OF
sparkling dewdrops. / said not word till
/ had counted out into her hands 1j7 sOye-
reigns, and when she had slowed them
away asked for the history of her adj
venture This she told me at length. but |
don't give it here, for she has TO take the
children to London tomorrow to meet
some other relations, and as she will stay
at the " Arundel" on the Embankmcnt, no
great way from the Temple, thought you,
sir, might Ike to see her yourself and hear
her tale from her own lips.
She had hardly ended when we heard a
window open above. and peering up
through the screen of leaves, saw the face
of Mrs. Walcot, looking bright and fresh
in the early morning light. I'm "A hard
man. but still / could not help feeling
sorry for her, deceiver though she was,
when thought how much on the wrong
side of the balance her accounts were
likely TO make up.
/ shall return by the midday express and
bring the diamonds to your chambers III
the afternoon.
am. sir, your obedient servant,
JoHS DENE.
Sidn|y Marion, Es7., Temp'e, London.
+. S.-We were only just IN time.
heard at the court this forenoon, whore
! strOlled so as not to seem 20 leave hur-
riedly. that Mr. MalcOt was coming down
by midday and they are of to Paris on
Friday. ). ID.
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MEMS QUEER FADS.
THE WEARING OF BRACELETS BY MEN
AND WHY THEY DOT.
All Sorts Are Worn by the Man of Society.
the Sport, tho Dude, the Tough, and
the Washer.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspstcn.l
New York. July q. 1899.

New YORK, July 81, 1899.
The fashionable young man of New York
knows hut two stages of evolution-in-
fancy and maidenhood. The dear boys no
sooner emerge from the nursery than they
begin 10 develop a soft and velvetty condi-
ton of mind and body that is the envy and
admiration of all the girls.
why said prominent jeweller, " the
society youth of to-day has more iewelry
than woman. To begin with. there's his
eyeglass, which may be gold trimmed or
plain, attached to delicate gold chain !;
diamonds and pearls; his ring, which
should always be plain gold seal
ring; his watch-chain, which really
looks better without a bunch Of
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d ERIC RATORS.
THE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT ~
THE CITY.
SLATE AND WOOD MANTELs. CRATES AND
TENDERS, SLATE AND TILE HEARTHs.
HoT-AIRFURNAcEs cooKING-sToyEs, AMI
RANGES.

Gas. Gasoline. aud OIL cooking-stoves Gas
ana Oil chande iers and Globes specialiIes
Fireplace stoves for heating from two 10 three
rooma Timing. Plumbing. and das-Fitting.
Lead. Iron. Terrs-cotta, and Fire-Clay Fiue-Pipe.
SEND for circular. JOHN BOWERS.
si3Thsnkrnap No Governor strsal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28
General Passenger Agent
}. 7. HARAaAS. General Manager le =

DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
IA AND POTOMAC RAHROAD.-Scheduls
commencing JUNE -, isS9-eastsra sJAnaard
Tine:
~ A NJ leaves Byrd. station daily
stops only a. Ashland. junction. Nil
tori. aud Freier.cksburg. sleeper
~ Washington and New York.
ll:os \ VI, leaves hyri-street station daily. ok-
cept sunday.
e:e5 p. N. leaves BYrd-Ssr>si station daily
sleeper % Nes York
$50 A. VI. arrives a. Byrd street station daily.
sleeper from Nes YORK
e:3s Z. II. ARRIVES &c Byrd-Str-el station daily
stops AZ freaericksburg. Milford
Junction, and Ashland. sleeper frOm
" ashingtCa ard New YORK
ic:40 r N. arrives al byrd-Slrees station daily,
exceps Sunday
ASHLAND rRAtSs
DAILY sxcsPf sUSDArS
as A. NJ. leaves kloA Arrives a. Ashland n
5;J3 A. NJ
400 p. VI. accommodation leaves Byri-Stress
station; arrives 81 Ashland 81 5 =. NJ
oN 7. N. leaves Eiba. arrives at Ashland az
Gasp. NJ
e4S A. NJ arrives Eiba Leaves Ashland st6os
A. NJ.
SIS A. NJ. accommodation arrives as Bya-
street station; leaves Ashland al 1.I
AN.
$50 p. NJ. arrives a. Elba, isavos Ashland Al
c. 4 TAYLOR, General rick., Assa1
T. d Arsss. General superintendent
isu
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THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH--sUNDAY, JULY %, 1889

knew them IL spoke volumes-aye, whole
libraries-didn't it2 Anyhow, think we
have been 'upsides with them. as they
say in your county, this time.n And /
Thought so too
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RAILROAD LENRs.

RICHMOND CITY ASD SEWN PISEsl
RAILWAY COMPANY,
RICHMOND. VA. July n, 1882
ON AND AFTER JULY llrH
" trains will leave Twenty-s sud streets
on the Electric Line daily except sunday 81 6:lj
4. NJ. 1.D F. M aud r. NJ. returning. leave
Seven Pines at 40 A. ~. go T.. NJ. aud as
PM
On SUNDAYS trains will leave az follows: 9:l0
sui II A. NJ. =. 3. &. aud r. 81. ; returning.
leave seven Pines at ~ and II \. NJ, !, 9, B (,
and T.. M.
Faro for round trip o cents: children between
five and twelve years. 10 cents
HEBkK BURLINGTON.
General Manager.
'. HECHLER. JR., Managing Director. " II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28

II have met over fifty people cured of
dyspepsia by Hoods Sarsaparilla," says
travelling merchant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28

Tho faVorite r0utet Baltimore. Ihe-t0amers
on ms Inc ar9 model, Of uoauD. eIeglu.,, Ali
comfort Leave Richmond 3.-I q. 81. au. a 30
z. VI. arrive a. baltimore SGD a. 3d.. leas
Baltimore daily except sunday Hrl l. a az
rive az Rich noud $50 A. ~ sli q A..
Fare from a.. moul Straight L. bal DO re. g. .
Washington. s.. Wilmington. Dob. ti0i. li|l-
delphia, $50; VOW YORK. g. 3d. hound trr.
Wilmington, Del, g., IIlaie. phia. g.. New
York, 81.
tWgST POINT ACCOMMODATIONS
Leave Richmond Twenty
Street depot. Observation-Disclosures. 1870 A. "
Arrive Richmond G'Wenty -fnrd-
Street depop .................... ISIS r. NJ
DAILY. fDaily oTcop SUNDAY
Depot AMI uckot-Orics. Fols virginia street
Uptown ofico Corner Tenth and Main street,,
JAS. T.. TAYLOR.
General Pts-eng9r AEsu.
j. +. POTTS.
Division Passenger AGENT
Richmond, -
SOL HAAS. Tra1,c Manager.
PEIIOS RANDOLPH. General Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28

Nos. a ard ., mako 10 s'ops 40. q stops On
sgnsl az Cenfrsua SO. 81 stors Only on slgnai
al Chester. CsufrsiA. md Manchester Nos
IS En5 40 stop on -ignals ~ al stations Nos b.
%. % -. o. ~ IS aul % VIZ stop a. al stations
tx pas ,eugert
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28
SCHEDULE N EFFECT NAY le. isn


SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT NAY H. lsn
TWO DAILY TKAI>sTo NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNCHBCRa
LEAVE RICHMOND
$40 NJ Daily. ra Richmoni ant Petersburg
railroad Arrive ~ fetor-uIrg ID 5
a. ~. arrive AZ Norfolk l.lI %. -.
$40 A. N. Dsily. - hichmOli aal l~le-snurg
Tauroai. Arrive a. rolrrsplrs i0.t3
A. n. 30. 3 loavss leterB.4rk 1913
A. NJ. Tor farnTiie, Lyn .lburK. it0A-
noke. Bristol. kuor7uo sni al.
poin-s South aad Masl
THROUGH CAR TO RApFORD.
e.OOP. 81. DAILY. rig IA -hm0uI and Petersburg
railroat. Arrive Petersburg i.f T.
~. leave Petersburg -lJf. ~. daily,
arriving Norfolk rt H q. &. Iuro0 "a
car Ricnm0ud 10 Norfolk
ZOO P. NJ. Daily. "a kichm0nl aut Petersburg
railroad. Arriv- ~ Petersburg 40
+. NJ. conaectine with lrala SO. z.
leaving Petersburg a. 1tj T. y. fDr
fArmvills, Lyurupsrs Roanoke, Po-
sihoutas. Bristol. Knoxville. ChatiS-
hoofA, ani al pom" south All
Wet
PULLMAN sLEEPlNG-CAR ACCOAHODA
TlONS
No. l-sleeping-csr from Petersburg 70 BRISTOL
without change, ieAnug PescrDIrg daily "a.
- Z. 81, and Lynch0grg 10 Mompuls without
change.
80 3-Lynchburg . New Orleans, ani goa-
note 70 Chattanooga, without change.
Tickets, baggAgs-checks, ani 81 infOrmsu0a
csn be Obtained a. Richmond All Petersburg
railroad depot. A. ". GArbors. lvOl NaIn slres,
anu al the COmpanys once, 81 east Man siroo-
". q. BEFlLI,
General Passenger Ag-at
CHAELEs q. EDDY Woo Preslden-
General once. Roanote. Va myu
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TIE WESTERN GIRL DID II.

"The new fashion, ." said the manager in
one of the leading Broadway jewelrv-
houses. was started i'm TINS city by west
ern girls. They seem to get hold If new
ideas before anybody else; at all events.
they set this thing going, and don't know
where 1t is going to stop. IL doe, seem
ridiculous, doesn't IT, TO see a man come
and leave his bracelet for repair? No the
men don't buy them openly for themselves
just yet, but it will soon come 10 that.
" You can get them all the way from Slj
10 500 for single bracelet. OF course
you will understand that men do not care
anything for diamonds or other stones in
them-nOt even pebble. The style Is
plain gold, but some arc of beautiful work
manship.'
Among the best known members Of the
Bracelet Brigade" are several noted club
men, few actors, and perhaps halfa dozen
Wall-street men. Giovanni 2. Moro
SIM, the former partner Of jaw Could
and the possessor of one Of the finest
collections of modern and antique Jew
elry, wears small chain bracelet
which fastens over his fat, chubby wrist,
with a twisted hoop Of gold. Baron dc
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DEPAHyLk1 OF nTEAMExs.
PHILADELPHIA, RIC Il >>sRH
MoND A,SNoRFoLk
i1EAMsHIP COMPANI

Appointed sailing days Every TUESDAY
nud FRIDAY a. y n. aud every SUNDAY az
3 4 N.
Freight for Tuesdays AMI Fridays steamers
70 ,eiged ull 1880 A. 81: for sundays steamer
til Z. 81. Saturday, Freight received daily I'LL
P. N.
Fare, s.
for further information apply to
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Train 10. CD cIunr-.s IaIr ~ Key.vfrs fIr
Chase 81 Y. 'lafksFiie, pzforL nurlam. nol.
dersOn. AMI Raleigh. torurr's daily - Drenls-
torO ~ Durham. Raleigh. salem. al 80 aston,
and al points on Nnrn carolina Division a.
"a spurv i0r Ashnvii.. Rot hr~irgs. ADD al
poAl'sin Western No. p Carolina, a1i A. Char
lotte for Charlotte. Columbia ali August raii-
road
Train No. . cnnrc-s tany ~ Grrsr-nor. Pr
Salem. Ninston, Re elgh, GniIsbor. arI Nlrs.
heal city. a. "a i-burv fnr AsheflIs. Hot
springs. nnl s YoNtsla Western .Ur'h Caro-
Tina o. Charlotte WISH tI1rI.tfe Columbia aud
Augusta road tor columbia Augusta. A.aen.
tharlest7U. savannah. iho-iA~fl'.s. ga. Ja o.
souville. AM 0'her fi0uI1 pnlfs ass. W.ti
Carolina Central railr0ei for Wilmington
Trains from tho south arrive 81 K.rhmcriI .
A
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(HESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
- WAY COMPANY

sCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY ~ 1882.
Lave RfCHNOND.
$40 A. VI. Local, except sunday. for clifton
Forge.
40 A. N. kXoress daily for Old Point and Nor
folk.
il:l0 A. n. Mail daily for Cincinnati pullman
Palace olooplug-cars 90 White sulphur
3:00P. NJ. Express daily for Oh Point and
NOrf0iF.
E:l5P. v. Accom- modstlen, except Saturday and
sunday. ~ H. g. 8 o.. junction.
400 F. VI. ON -Aturdav 0nly accomln9 ati0a D
thariotfe=tiflc.
Gl5P. NJ. F. r. r. Vestiblle Suecisl. daily.
with Dining az from Charlottesville
4 Cincinnati ana Louisville. Pull
man ~lc~piDg-CAr from Richmond
TRAINS ARRIyE AT KfCHHOSn
sos A. VI. anu , ~ g. N. daily from Cincinnati
go A. NJ. Gu Mondays only from 1hAuottss-
yiiio
HOO A. N. and 80 p. VI. daily from Norfolk.
t.OO I. N. daiy except sunday from clifton
Forge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28

Grimm. the artist and man-ahOut-tOwn
displays on his plump and well-knlt wrist
q cham bracelet Of four coils fastened by a
tiny paddock. Prince Eristof, the Russian
swell whose adventures on two continents
have amused and entertained society for
several years, and who last season was in
court over u lawsuit brought by his turrier
who wanted 10 recover the price Of the gal
liant Princes fur OvercOat. wears heavy,
plain-gold band which closes with patent
snap like that of slecye-buttOn. The band
is of pale yellow gold. aud. like everything
else about Eristof. is decidedly unique.
kyrle Below wears a double band, plain,
and semi-concaye. II Is rather neat, and
when the graceful actor swings his mono
Gle with his left hand in a fetching way he
has when talking, the bracelet just shows
beneath the immaculate cum.
TIE KING OF DUDES.
+. Berry Wall, tile King of Dudes"
wears silver bracelet in the form of a
small snake. William J. Ravnor. Of the
Madlson-Square troupe, who supported
Annie PlXley for two seasons. has plain
gold band soldered on his wrist. He is re-
solved that nothing shall separate him
from hi, fetch. for he wears it not for love
but for luck. 1t is added TO the long list Of
actors superstitions. Cunlifie Owen, q
young literary society man, wear chain
bracel let with paddock. Robert billiards
bracelet is a series Of square links OF gold
and chased silver. II is, of course, greatly
admired and desired by the handsome
actors lady acquaintance; but billiard,
like Raynor, has taken precautiOn TO have
his mascot sOldered on.
Perhaps the most beautiful of all the
bracelet-wearers IN town Is the distinguish
ed Colonel Nicholas Smith, Of Kentucky
fame 1t is a mooted question which is the
handsomer-the Colonel or the bracelet.
1.-THE bracelets delicate little trihe
of Etruscan workmanship and might have
been wrought for an Oriental Prince. IL
fastens with a simple clasp.
The faro dealer affects snake bracelet,
black enamelled. with diamond or some
other stone for the eyes. The thing gilt
ters and shines malevolently in a way that
is frequently suggestive to superstitious
PLAYERS
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JAMES RIVER DIVISION.
az. & A. r. RI

JAMES RIVER DIVISION.
az. & A. X r.
LsAYk RICHMOND,
s:i5 A. VI. daily for Lynchbgrg. Lexington. sRt
Clifton Forge.
4l5 P. ". scottsulle accommodation, except
sunday.
1000 Z. ". daily accom- mediation for Iynchourg
AMI Clifton Forge.
rEsISs AKRiyg kICHHOSD.
6:i5 r. ". and 40 A. VI. day from clifton
Forge.
Gl5 A. VI. from scottsyillo. except sunday
n. ". FULLER
General Passenger Agent
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ..:-,r.

I ltsdINlA SIEAh BOAI LII
COMPANY for Old Point. Nor Ss1ass&fz.
folk Portsmouth. newport News ClarenonL
ana JAmes-riYer landings Direct BY elegant
EVERY MONDAY WE'D SESDAI, and FRIDAY
Az A. VI. street cars connect
Connections a. Old Pom; ana 80 norfolk
closely win al .inos FOR northorn cities same
afternoon James river or daylight Oreal
tourist line. Cheapess roula
through tickets on steamer Aat az Garbors
Agency 100 Main street. Baggage checko
through. state-TOoDs engaged Tor DAY or night
krelgh. received daily Tor Norfolk, Ports
mouth, old Pom, Naveriy. Hicksf0rd. Va. aAd
all points in Eastera North Carolina, Eastern
virginia, and all regular landings Oh tns James
rlYer, al lowest raLes. ana lhrOagh bills issued
LUClES b. TATUM. Vice President,
No III Maia street and kockettA
IRWIN NkIslGER. rrignI AND Passenger Axon.
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On Trains Nos. q ani % siee; iug.rars between
New ort AMI Tampa t.s. Hit Jacksonville.
On rrsiu. 80. u Az q sieoiloE.cs.s between
Washington 400 Charleston. 900 Tram 3D. %
siceping.car. Drta .'u Hes l0-g al Is0x .ol-
Vile. ON Train No. 6. sieeping 'ar u9tHoen
Washington ard Savannah.
THE ONLY ALt-KAlL LINZ 30 NORFOLK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-28

charms dangling like the beads and tho
pretty-pretties of q schoolgirl; his cane
which in the economy Of human nature,
here in New York at least, seems to be IN
dispensable; his gold pencil, his too;hpick
and now he IL wearing bracelets, ]
wonder he doesn't wear earrings and q
necklace, and leave nothing for the girls
ut ALL
The " Bracelet Brigade" is a unique So
cial development. When young mans
best girl gives him one of her bracelets 10
wear, attaching 1t to his wrist with pad
lock or some other fastening of which she
holds the key, she means 10 rs a love gauge
and she wants 20 keep him true ana con-
slant and 10 remind him that flirting tothe
extreme point with other girls won't be
tolerated.
But the " Bracelet Brigade" is far from
being wholly recruited from the ranks Of
devoted lovers and spooning fdac,cS. The
fad has lately struck home i'm another
direction, and the wrist jewel bids fair 90
become a permanent article of masculine
adornment just as much as a seal or scarf
pin.