The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-21
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
THE BRIGHTEST THOUGHTS VI Sun
DAYS PAPERS.
WAY O'gen's Book-Colonel Buck and Ills
Luck New york's Next Celebrations
The Coutt-RoIl Of Fashion.

FLOODED SrOcK. DR.. Van Nest loi
New York)-lt costs me great effort 10
give nv consent TO my son TO mary
your daughter You see, ours - the
Knickerbocker stock, and the best blood
in the country
M Whitcomb (of New Jersey w ELL
our folks amt much on blOOded STOCK
though we do have some mighty me
hogs but our crops can't be beat no
where.--7eras Sgtings,
CrxrrNNlAL OF WAsnINGTON's iNAu-
DURATION New York will have a grand
pageant 10 celebrate the centennial oi
Washington's Inauguration. The If'-
June saws that the proposed celebration
has been wisely planned so as TO repro
duce IN grander proportions the occur
rences and spectacles OF Washington
Inauguration Day President Harrison
will come from the capital thither along
the route his illustrious predecessor
took. He will be met al klizabeihpori
bv company Of distinguished men ana
brought 10 Network by water, Landing
AT the foot of Wall street. On the Zen
tennial Day he will attend divine service
in the same church where Washington
sat and worshipped a century before
and he will preside over the ceremonies
OF the day at the same spot, on the ste Oh
old Federal Hall. where ashlngion look
the oath of office. 4 ball and a banquet
will be given. and great military ana
industrial parade will take place ilnmedi-
ately after the Grafton.
Here Is the principal OF highproieciion.
II no tin plate should be made Ia TINS
country during the year 1890 tho new
duty would in that year take at least
sl8O000O out of the pockets OF con
sumers Of canned goods and OF those
who buy articles made OF sheet iron
covered with tin But 10 is expected
that part of the supply would be pro
duced in that first year az home II one
or two Pennsylvania mills should then
be making tin plates we may be sure maj
thew would exact a price almost equal 10
the price Of foreign plates with the high
duty added. and so the people would be
forced to pay the additional cost
The Roll OF rHE CoURT Mrs
Secretary Whitney gave a musicale ON
Saturday. which the millinery reporter
describes as follows
Mrs Cleveland occupied chair at the
end OF the apartment near the entrance.
Secretary and Mrs Endicoit the Japa-
nese Minister and Madam Nutsu, and
Baron and Baroness Rosen were grouped
about her Mrs Cleveland wore hand
some walking costume, with IalnsDO-
rough hat 10 match & handful of deep
red carnations was thrust into the bertha
of dark brown velvet At the close OF
the musicale tea and chocolate were
served i'm the dining room, where Mrs
Barney and Mrs Wicks presided Among
the guests present were Senator and Mrs.
/ PAYNE Mis- Folsom Mrs Ward, OF
/ New York. Baron D. Arco Valley
I Baron Leopoldine, the Danish Minis.
+ ter and Countess Sponneck, Mr. and
/ Mrs Hudelist, of Parish the Turkish.
/ Spanish and French Ministers; Mr. Will
/ liam c EndicOtt, Jr, the Misses IrOw-
/ bridge OF Detroit. Admiral Franklin and
/ Hiss Warden Nine Bonapare, Mrs.
Hearst. Miss Butterhed. Mr. and Mrs
George 3. Loring, Mrs and the Misses
/ Hunt Mrs David b Harmony, Ms.
Robert Green. Miss Mildred Lee, Mr
/ Samuel Ward, Miss Howard, Mrs Hale
and her guest Mrs Nisweild, of Maine.
+ Miss Gwynn, of Baltimore; Mr. Sigour-
nev Butler. Mrs Senator Davis Miss
/ Dawes, Mrs Gordon Cummings. Mrs.
/ Hawley. Mr. and Mrs b. II. Marder
/ Miss Resale Brown, Miss Phelps, Lieu
tentani and Mrs. Fremont, Miss Lay
/ Miss Susan Everett Hale, Representative
Kean, Mrs Cabot Lodge, Mrs Washing
ton Mclean, Nh and Mrs Bugbee, Mrs
/ Hazen. Mrs Hit, Mr. Galvan, Mr.. More
/ los. Mr. Frank Lee Mr. BocufOe, Mr.
and Mrs kesrney Warren, Mrs Fred
erick May, Mrs Carrie May Wright
Miss May