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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-02

The nervous woman is % produce OF tic
Nineteenth century, and, ialcrcntllIr. d.
Tea. Sho tatos tca 90 soothe her nerves. aal
it ra:hor cxcites them; or else sae taxes 30 d.
cause slo hss acquired the habt, anl Tic
result is tho same. Russian ramcl cfo even
more AFFLICTED with nerves than their ia.
hsh sisters They arc more iac.luol o. lttt
AMI violent oxcitoncnts, moro skiiel 3D.
intrigue moro pcs.imistic, more seiil,l. as 20
ruo. Now. il is worth noticing THAI they
Lavo known tho u.s. of TIA mlcl longer, taat
thoy drink purcr and stronger h-Fe.as,,
anu that they indulge il 30 oi.neg t-1l
Eaglish women. Tho children tl.e a.irr The
mothers. aud In tho men tho charact'rE-cs
become more pronounced AMI moro brutal
Scratch Russian "ncfyol mess and sou "lt
fnd q good deal Of Tartar brutality Under
meath 1t.
Here. then. arc four well markell stages
First, tho healthy stasc-tho coalition ~
ENGLAND before the introduction oi e., when
nervous diseases were unknown, nervous at-
tacls very rare, and the possession %. nerves
q ground for practical joking, rather tlan O
claim for sympathy. Secondly, There Is .le
pcr,oI VI the gradual growth oi the colslmlr
ti0n Of tea, and the simultancou5d oee'op.At-
Of nerv0usdis0rdersa and diseases, accomla panied
by certain pronounced mental AMI mgcat
logical characteristics Thirdly, the s-ais ci
society existing at prescat "a Russia. which D.
practically period Of further development
Here wc find that an historically longer ac-
quaintanco with TIA as beverage is ccc0m
panied By n creator subsection "a nerves euI
a more marked development OF TIC nea'ai
characteristics noted above
The final stage is the present condition oi
China, where tho consumption Of tee l'te'
back 10 time immemoral, whore the p,'q.e
appear 20 100 free from nervous systems 100
tiroly. and where the characteristics Super
induced by tea poisoning have suffered %
moro decided development, all app ar H.
their barcst and toughest form, without a.y
Of the veneer with wuich they arc il.lt
clothed in the English or Russian lem-e
naryeusc ii IL were possible - imagine 'lH
in tine tho mcsyous syston il LI land nui
Russia should b. over excitement grow cIl.
Ions and unrcsponsve, the series "1Iii tlel
be complete in those countrici also, tl' iil-i
STAGE Of the nervous maiady womb hs it,
own dcfcasancc through excess OF irrlta,laA,
the final development Of the incol,.airate
selhshuess Of IL feumo ncrvcuse woli Ds l,t
cold boolcl and rcmorscless cruelty OF tAt
Celestial Boston Herald
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND, June mo sales Of loose
;obaccos to-day.
Sales OF loose tobaccos for week end
ing May 81, 1889, amounted to 1915
pounds. Highest price for week. So.
Sales OF loose tobaccos for the month
ending May 3lst amounted to 81, 800
pounds.
No offerings of tobaccos at auction
on Change to day.
Office OF the United States Collector
of Inter nal Revenue reports collectors
for the clty Of Richmond. Va. to-day
"a follows: Tax paid on cigars and
cigarettes. 81 677.l0: tax paid on To-
baccos. S2.67492; tax paid special.
$4,000 Total collections for city Cf
Richmond to day. s., 1927 -
Office Of the tobacco inspector reports
to-day: Inspections, 81 hossheads. 70
insnections, AZ hogsheads. For week
ending Saturday. June |, 1889: Iaspcc-
tons, 1851 hogsheads; reins pections,
1893 hcgsheads.
Farmers, Shelburne's, Shockoe,
S. abrook's, Old Dom MON. Daven-
ports, Centre. Blanchard $, Myer's
W fSoA = WttfHtAN'S ttf~iN 80
hogsheads and tierces delivered to-
day; and for the week ending June /.
1889. deliveries reported: H0gsheads,
$50; tierces. 81.
Sales Of tobacco reported to the secre-
tary to-day: Wrappers. hhGs.. fill
ers. hid: smokers. II hhds.. scrap.
4 hid; Western. , hhds., dark. I
hhds. Total sales reported to- lay. -
hbds.
Sales for the week ending June I,
1880: Wrappers, 237 hoqsheads; filters.
fl hogsheads; cutters. 81 hoSsheads.
smokers. 46 hogsheads; scrap, 10 hogs
heads; Western. hogsheads; dark. 81
hogsheads. Total sales reported To the
secretary for the week 475 hogshea Is.
The Richmond toblccO market was
unusually active today considering the
fact that it IS Saturday and the river
so high as 10 preclude shipments by
that route anu the railroad traffic
completely stopped by reason of the
high water and washou.s and some
of the lower warehouses supposed 70
be in danger of inundatiOn By the
Hood were the scene Of great activity
this afternoon. aud hands were as busy
as possible in getting out tobaccos 10
be placed in other Warehouses beyond
the remotest contingency of damage by
water. {. Mel.
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MANCHESTER
happening OTInfetc>f From across the
River


Yesterday morning about 0 O'Clock,
Charles Hood. white youth about six
teen year. of age fell from the fire
escape "a the rear of the Old Dominion
Cotton Mills into the river. iie got up
CON- tae platform. which il right no the
end # Mlyo's bridge. and. eudeavor-
iu. to step around the door. which va.
closed bee lost his footing and fell into
30 liver. striking his head on the stone
uNlar. Parties .tandiug by came TO
bis assistance and pulled him on the
pillar His wound. while not serious.
is very painful lie luckily escaped
being drowned.
Cnildren's Day Will be observed
at the Presbyterian Sunday school to-
day.
Judge b. a. Hancock will go over to
Petersburg tomorrow % hold court. If
ihe fro,het In the AppomattOX does not
prevent hmm.
During the month Of May the clerk
of the Hastings Court recorded seventy
deeds and SIX marriage licenses-twO
90 white aud four o. cOlOred people
The Homestead Land Company have
erected several neat dwellings on their
property in the southern portion of the
old Marx farm. which they are selling
GA the u,talmeut plau.
Major q. Is. Brooks of New York. is
visiting Major Joseph Walker.
Rev. Preston q. Nash viii preach at
ihe Meade Memorial Church tonight at
8 O'Clock.
In the Mayors Court yesterday
morning driver of Richmond wagon
was huol $50 and costs for careless
driving.
Ifal Che bridges between Petersburg
and Chesterfield are swept away by the
ntshel it VIII be big loss to the
county and great Inconvenience to
many Chesteriieldefs.
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Virginia hams, choice old, 1je
per pound; new hams. small. - to lie;
new hams, large. 10 TO lGc: sides, . to
lOc; shoulders. to Sc.
Beans-Choice navy. 81 10 10 50.
Black Eye Peas 81 30 To SLID.
Beeswax- 10 10 2ic per pound.
Broom Conn., to &c.
Butter-VirgiDia creamery. ~ TO zoe,
family packed Virginia.. l6 to l7c.
choice yellow store packed Virginia.
"a 10 llo; store backed. mixed color
aud sw eet, y TO Ice: store packed, com
10 fair, 5 10 lOc.
Eggs-ln crates lfrsshl. Ito l5c; in
boxes and barrels. - to lic.
Live Poultry-Ducks. - to 30c; hens,
% to csc; mixed coops, 20 to &c; chick
ems, spring, Is to SOC.
Dried Fruit eeaphez- peeica, ) f. Sc:
uUpeelea, balses, . TO Sic. Apples.
sliced, . 30 8tc, quarter, 81 to Sc. Cher
ries, pitted, 10 10 ilc. Blackberries,
to aic, WrJrlleberfies, 6 to &c.
FEATHERS Prime live goose. 10 to 4jc
per pound; mixed. % to SOC.
Flaxseed-Per busbel, Sl.lO TO 81 20.
Hides-Dry fiints. light weights, I to
SC per pound; heavy weights, dtc per
pound, dry sailed, &c; lwel) sailed, 4c
green, &c.
Iard-frime country, S to Sic pa
pound.
Onions-Iu barrels, 30 to Toe; new
per crate. 81 to Sl.2l.
Ofanges-Si to IS.
Lemons "a TO Si.o
Peanuts-Fsncy stock, per pound, 81
to &c; medium. q to &c.
Potatoes-P Lushel, 30 to Acc; new
prime. per barrel. "a to IS.
Roots Ginseng, per pound, s. 90
Seneca. per pound, 80 TO Boo.
Sumac-15c TO 81.
Wool-Tub.washed, 3, to Ac PEI
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4 y Dl-lDli. lllv Ual wls for D few dnt
v.li the Wcs.-D. La.-.ss party oI the con
iincnt tells I'D amail., story %. her 'i.it q.
Munich $50 Says.
90. liLe ot1sg ,lui,is, WIGS notified ~ np
pear b.f.rc the o.--.cls % state my Ou.iuc
in the city. how loGg intended to remain.
and many other, as thought, imnerilneat
qrls..ona Whom told tAeiA that nay giyer
name was Doui.ctti they s.ormed AMI took
on dreadiany. They woall not believe that
my father had namei his dausatar e!ief he
celebrated Italian musician.
The n.xi qnes'ieA rh,eA sstoaisheA ~
was, Who is yoaa patron sain.f
"'Wo aro not aoCus,oMel = having pa
IRON saint N Amor, said |, which state
ment ".all not persuade them to believe.
Their psrs.i.ency was 50 annoying that con
cludcd 10 hayea patron saint for TIC occasion,
50 finally sail
AMY patron saint IS Uncle Saa.'
"This was quit, satisfactory, AMI i. Wa
solemnly recorded opposite my name.
~ few DAYS afterwarI some ono well
yersed in American cfairs was looking over
thesa records, and be laughed 50 immoderate-
ly at my patron saint that Il upset the OIL
eials, who demanded an explanation, whlcl.
was finally given.
''My most singular saint aud my peculiar
name wero too much for the Germans, ~Ao
sent Tor mo and ordered me out Of tho city
-Minneapolls Journal.
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TIE SEAL QUEsTIOy.-A dispatch
from Ottawa says: the Department of
Marine and Fisheries Is vet without
any official Information as 60 the dis
patch OF warships r. BehriDg Sea by
either England or the United States.
No significance IL attached by the mead
officials TO the despatch q these stean-
els. At any rate, that is how they ex-
press themselves.
London, May 30.-ln the House Of
Commons this evening Sir James Fer
gussOn, Parliamentary Secretary To the
Foreign Office, denied toe report from
Victoria. -. c.. that three men-of-war
in the Pacific bad been ordered TO pro-
coed 70 Behring Sea 10 June to protect
British sealing vessels from Interior
enoe by American men-of-War.
Washington, AiGy 20. Sensational
reports from Victoria. B. c.. OF the
threatening attitude OF the British and
Canadian seal poachels, aud q the
bomDqstic language which officers OF
the British navy there are represented
to have used, are not taken very seri-
cu,iy here. Ines0 Is no doubt the
Mclaughlin brothers aud some other
sealing pilates OF Victoria will feel very
much disappointed at not being per-
mitted 90 p0ach in Alaskan waters this
summer. as they did last SPINNER. But
IN the matter Of this seal pOaching the
Victofians have had years Of famine as
well As years of plenty before they
found in loo7aud Ia previous years that
when the Government OF the L nited
States set itself to pull down poaching.
poaching was stopped, and it IS taken
to be- a painful consciousness Of the fact
that poaching won't go" this summer
that Is causing the present cutlery from
Victoria.
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cn.lom-lIen.e rontrasls Ava d ID.

Yesterday morning. Mr.. jane, ii.
Windrim. the SUPERVISING architect Of
the Treasury. through Mr. c. ". Allen,
the superintendent of the cu-tom-hOusc
Building improvement, awarded the
following contracts.
Tnamas j Barry q Co.. for gate APP
proaches on the two Main street en-
ua.ce-. recutiing the granite posts,
o.acing i'm position the iron gates aud
rai' ing and la,ingthe cufbing pavement
aud gutteiing.
Tine contract for the steam ting aud
boilers wa, awarded 20 Mcssrs. Samuel
j Pope * c. of Chicago. III.
The ornamental door aud framework
ou ihc second story. at the head of the
stairs leading from the Main-stfeet en-
trance. Will be put up by Major Charles
II. Iarg.ofd. OF tbis cily.
The ornamental sign work was
awarded 90 Mr. Sand Wilson, who viii
Doe assisted by Mr.. Oliver Mouuicastle.
Mr A.. J.. IL witt will paint the Clerk 5
Office up stairs.
The granite work. such as the uucer-
pnriug of the columns. viii be done
bv Me-srs. fluchcsou a Donald. OF this
citr. The sand-wofk contract will be
given out at am early day.
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TIE CARS VACATION.
ne WILL ENJOY The WARM Wealth.
En- ON 4 DANISH ISLAND.

lie Has Hal Cottage "Fixcd Up" just
to Srit Him. and Here l. Picture
shown. just How the Domiciic VIII
Iook.
Tic czsr Of Russia Is going 10 spend
the summer In tie Danish Isles. Many
years ago. on the morning the czarina
let the old castle Of Fradcnsborg as a
bride. she scratched Oh the window Of
hcr bcadois. ",ly beloved Fgcdensborg,
farewell" Since then. as often IS pos
siDlc. she has returned to her beloved
lrclcDsbory 70 spend a few weeks with
kcr father and mother, the king and
queen Of Denmark. There both the car
cad czaina fcci q safety chat is q stran-
ger t. them Ia Rus ia, where the dreaded
Nihilist is everywhere and they know
not whom 10 trust.
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Among travelling mon, said "a physician
"at least one ia fifty has a skin disease Of q
moro or less serious nature, AMI iis cause n1,
almost invariably be traced 20 hotel soap
Every person who has had occasion o. lei
hotel guest, no matter where, Is familiar WIG
tie much worn c-..o u soap that lies ID wal
for him on the wash stand, sometimes in @
not over clean dish, and frequently glued C.
the cover Of the stand. according o. the wAin
of tie chambermaid You haven't the slight
est idea in the world who used the soap last
and very few persons ever give the ia4.ier
thou,ht Ii would be an easy goi1S lltiFii
ual. and one singulariy indifferent CD consi4
erations of CLEANLINESS, who would for q $40
ment thiuk u using towel that might have
been used by theprcyious occupant u room
at a hotel, but tho Instances are rare where
the saino guest will hesitate 10 usa the s13p D.,
finds In the room, although 90 niay scarcely
be dry from the ablu;iam 81 Tao last person
who used IT, Tho travelling mlI aD' n3.
stop to think that the hotel soap o. r..e1 ce..c|
rs a distributor o.; catan.1us de-ls-s. 800.
frequently those that are dii.ic.lt % o.aaiea
ton. The man who stops haDituaAy 40 90
hotels here there and everywhere ab1at o..
country and does not carry and vs. hii ow 81
sap. deliberately courts the contracting ol
what may be most distressing ami oIeusiy.
malady g. Kansas City journal
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Make an engagement to hear Rev.
p. i. Price at the Young Mems build
ing on Sunday at 1 O'Clock. tie il an
eloquent, earnest, and entertaining
speaker. aud will please all who are
fortunate enough to hear him. Mr..
Price has recently made a tour of the
colleges Of the South in the interest OF
foreign missions, aud to secure new
recruits for the field. In this work he
has beeu wonderfully successful Mr.
Price goes from IIampden Sidney TO
the foreign field in tue fall. THIS wii'
be the only opportunity offered the
young men of Richmond to hear him.
The singing will b. attractive rs usual.
Mr.. Haddon S. Watkins will sing several
solos. and Nr. Ed gar Jus.is will be the
,iQcompanlsI'
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lhe following deeds of bargain and
.lies were recorded ia the Chauccry
Court Yesterday. T. NJ. Stone To Fritz
suterdmg. - feet ON north side Of Tay-
ior between Beech aud Reservoir, ST.
2Dl. same 60 Robert j. Smith. IL feet on
north side Of Taylor between Beech and
Reservoir. ~ e3J. d. and NJ. NJ. Waugh
toa to John Finnegan. 80 feet on east
sid, Cherry near Beverly. 81 80; A. r.
Courtney. special commissioner, Co Ed.
a. negamycr 80 feet on east side of
LAUREL street between China and Spring.
$3.50.
The following were recorded in the
Henrc0 County Count yesterday, X.
r.. Lee Camp. No. !. Confederate yeter-
am. to Rowllnd Hill. p feet on east side
of Boulevard between Ivy and Ken ing
ton. S6sS 90, same to Robert ). Gay
~ feet ON east side of Boulevard be-
tween Hanover and Ivy, S62l.
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New York Financial MARKET.

NEW YORK. june Money CLOSED at
y per cent. the only rate Of the day.
Exchange closed steady; posted rates.
4soa4o9.; actual rates. IS7ia4S7i for
sixty days. and iS9a4s9t for demand.
The stock market this M )rning was
moderately active. Up to noon. the
closing hour. $4,000 shares changed
hands. la the early dealings, the
market was dull and dragging
and prices were weak, but
toward II o'clock buying of the Gran
gers, Union Pacific, Northern Pacific and
Oregon Transcontinental strengthened
tho entire list and prices gradually
worked upward. to the close. The final
prices were generally fractionaliy
higher.
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A Lm,N NeIecled.

The suit against Bickerstan and KEEP
pier has. ia one form OF another. been
before the County Court or the Circuit
Court Of Henrico for some lime. The
name. Of the jurors summoned to try
the case were originally published IN
this paper. On account Of the bad
weather only portion of them were
present on May 3lst, when their names
were called.
Judges Minor and Wexford drew the
names needed. and the following IL the
full Jury selected to try the case: K. T..
Crouch. O. f.. Shepherd. I. Braunan,
". X. Hooker. William Walker. Homer
Cox. james l.. Pollard. W. Ms Ialia-
ferro. -. ~. He'll, j. X. Russell, Freder-
ick Lyon, and W. 4. WarTener.
The ,court heard three witnesses,
Nlessrs. John Carroll, G. 4. Robinson.
aud j mes c. Mitchell, witnesses for
ihe pllDtiH, and then adjourned until
tomorrow morning at II ocl,ek.
TILL on d'a'ert) I II VI J APP
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NnMAlfR KtsORT.

THE CLOUDIAND HOTEL. TOP OF
i Roam Mountain. ~ cstcFH North Carolina
ani last Tennessee, Wall he open for visitors
June .Oth. ElcNa ION 6,jo3 feet above sen
level. SUMMER temperature 81 deSfecs. TX
enptiOn nom hay fever. cntlirh, asthma.
and ell uecVoUs complaints. Mugaiucent
mountain scenery. nnc trout fishing, riding,
&c. Halls and rooms heated by Improved
steam radiators. Hoard reasonable. send Tor
circulars ". :. AlRI.S.
lel.rM Cl0ndland. vi ehell county, NC.
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oFFTcE oF CITY CebLEeFoR.
KfCHMOSD. VA. June I, 1850.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

! am now ready 10 receive CITY TANE-
Fox TBE YEAR 1889 Ifthc whole or one
half IS not paid by thc 31fh insfanf i've per
cent. VIII be- added. aud II remaining unpaid
until September lst the Collector lis required
10 collect the Same rs the law 'ifccfa.
All males iwonty-One ycrfs ~ age, and an
persons lmale ~ lcmalel WHO own personal
property, are assessed, and Will please call
ana settle.
PAVING. PIPE, and EN-CONNEC-
tiuN biiLS are To he paid in the same man
ncr as taxes, and at thc same time.
Copy from ordnance. chayfcr 4. sccU0nT
"ifnli taxes with which amy person of any
estate of a daccdcut Is assessor he not paid
before the first day ~ september the toll
icctOr snail dIstrAiu. except whore one half
thereof has been paid unucr the 81 section,
or except the same be- suspended by order OF
tie Committee on FINANCE. who shall report
the reason therefor TO the next meeting 81
the city Council"
once open from : \. NJ, too p. VI.
l.. ". Ct NNINeNAM.
jsl-lm COlloetOrnf CITY Taxes.
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The ladies of Richmond aud vicinity
are invited 10 attend reception aud
exhibition of decorative art. gwen by
tive New Home Sewing Machine Com
pauy rooms. No. sll east Broad street,
commencing June Sd. and closing Fri
lay JJuo 5ll.
AN lovers Of the beautiful i'm home
laperies such as embroidered cur
ti.s. lmbroQuns. table scarfs and
covers &C.. should attend this free ex-
abitlOn.
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4 paper was read by Dr. Charles r. Ianc
u New York. on "MCsuerisl aud Is, Ilcrl
pauticGl Applications lis closing iai-
graphs wcrc rs follows:
AS applied 90 d.nti-try, b'licyc that tA
chief uss will DO found in the suggestive ei
feet IN quoting neuralgia and iAt estes @.
pain due 20 fear OF long operations, raiAe
than in It's masthetie ulost. III orl.r e.
produce anpsihesia profound enough % ALLOW
tho extraction OF tooth, the subject mus; b.
an unusually sensitive one. AL the danger
and ANNOYANCE would be less from that idea
ana.sthotic for these short operations than ~
trous oxide Like many other valuable rcm
edios, rs Opium, alcohol, wine, quilia' cic.
hypnotis.n must be handled Ly those traine.
to study its phenomena, and 10 guard against
trouble each operator should no.e1 hypno.ia
q subioct without his formal consent or The
consent Of those In authority eyar IN
Never give to tho hypnotizl subject ans
other suggestion than those necessary for hi
case, unless he has given his consent previous
IS. Never induce sleep except ia the presence
II third party. Albany Argus
"Charlle stayed pretty late last night, dim
he. Liz asked Sister Kate the next morning
"Yes," said Lii. sleepily, 1--WE wero trying
tho pigs in clover puzzle I'll nearly clever
o'clock"
And did you get the piss IN the pen, Lar
asked Kate, eagerly.
mo. we didn't; but got my finger in thi
solitaire diamond ring. ~ Someryiiie Journal
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Grain aud COTTON Exchange.

RICHMOND, VA. June /. 1889
OFFERINGS REPORTED To SECRETARY.
Wheat | 200 bushels.
COrn-jO0 bushels.
No sales reported to Secretary.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Quotations. -Middling. Zoe; low mid
ding. 9.c.. good ordinary. Sic.
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DON AIR HOTEL
ID BON AIR, VA.

This delightful Sumwcr Resort. eight miles
from Richmond. on the Richmond and Dan
yil q Railroad,
WILL OPEN JUNE l0rH,
un en- 40 entire new MANAGEMENT. For terms.
SC, ado rcss, until June 10Th,
X. Y. OWEN Manager.
No. iii1 east Main ttreef,
MAJ. -lm Richmond, Va
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deter any hand from Offering so in.
digeslbic collation.; but there is not
one honest belle expectant who will
not crave his indulgency for some few
such sweetmeats OF folly, along with
nouFishing food always TO be found
upon It's well filled platter.
Another sweet charmer well known
IN our soc al midst, when questioned
about the direction Of her flight. With
remarkable candor TO herself, but
somewhat scathlng TO a popular resort,
said. No. fate did not intend me to
80 to the White Sulphur, for am not
beautiful. brilliant. or fast. so am
going TO some smaller place, where
some one OF these essentials are not the
positive requirement for being a sue
&c IS. and where competition IS not go
disastrous.
4 very popular blonde Of east Frank
lin street says she expects 10 be as
happy as "A lark. with one paper Of
"h0key p0key' to cheer her during the
day with. with one yOJug man to
twittcr under the caves Of the back
porch In the evening, while the cooling
brcezes from the hydrant are waited to
them. While brOwn-hairod ias.ie in
tho Wcst-end. who is the very type Of
fashion. seemingly. says that her idea
of perfect bliss. and present IN tentiOn. is
toRoto the very cOuntrlest country, with
four old-f0shioned calico dresses, to re-
tire 40 9 O'Clock. with no greater ex-
element than blackberry hunting with
the bareiooted children. Such are the
results from actual bona fdc interviews
with several Of our leading social ce-
lebriiies.
Miss Dawson, Of Baltimore Isl guest
at the home Of DR.. Willis, cast Frank
lin.
Miss Elise Williams and Miss Bruce
Williams returned last week from a
very delightful visit TO New York.
Miss Lou Adkins is visiting Miss
keim at her country home, near Phil
phia.
Miss Mary 4. Young is visiting Miss
Kae Btaxton. Hanover county.
Miss Hazard. of New York, is the
guest OF Mrs. Dr. j. a. White, east
Grace street.
Miss CaIlie Roland. who has been
spending "a few days with Miss Mamie
Winston 40 her home, Glen Allen, has
returned TO The city.
Miss Mamie Barney viii leave the 1st
of june 20 visit Alexandra and attend
thc Episcopal iiighschooi commence
ment.
On Tuesday evening last General and
Mrs. Jos pin IL. Anderson gave small
though very elegant dinner. FELIX.