The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30

the beauty of an artistic sense shares
so charmingly. 7 am tempted TO be-
lieve that none but a Southern woman
could have accomplished il. Butas de-
lightful as Is the effect Of these apart
ments. the most delightful part n I'D the
welcome by the host and hostess. To
the true Southern c0rdiality is added a
humor which tinges everything with
fun.
A TRIP TO CALAIS.
One morning O'Connor notified US
that he was going over 10 Calais to at
tend the opening of new dock there,
as a member of deputation OF Liberal
members Of Parliament, VINO proposed
by their presence 90 protest against the
action OF the British Government m re-
fu-ing TO participate in the Universal
Exposition at Paris. and IN withdraw
ing Lord Lytton. He urged IA, to 90
with him. au invitation which we
readily accepted. aud we started from
Waterloo station about midday. The run
10 Dover was one of the lOveliest / nave
seen. Out over the tops OF houses. then
by lovely parks. through Chlselnurst
and parks lwhere the ia.e Napoleon
died IN exile, q city of chalmin E villas.
and then away through tne pasture
lands and wheat heid-' where
the wheat was about hlsh enough
to hide q hare. then into lhe hep dis
tricf. whore Che whole country seems "a
maze of hop pole neltef together at The
top. Il wa. Sunday. and tne roads ald
foot paths were full of people s-uniei-
ing ihrou -h the fields. Cfosslns me
channel b. usually regarded as the ll5
Of ones capacity as ssllcr. and every
facility is kindly offered 90 aid one 10
attain proper nausea. All the talk Is
Of whether Che channel viii be- rough OF
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BURLtlGH. THE CORRESPONDENCE
On laudlt.r We we're Qreeled bv a
number of newspaper CORRESPONDENTS
vino knew OEounor.the leader of
whom was a stout. i0lly looking fell
low bv the name # Bennett Burl.igh.
now tie famous war correspondent of
he London 1cleQ0Dh lie SAID that no
had been IN the American war. which l
assumed 70 mean on the Northern side,
as one rarely meets an old Conied tins
/ far from home, bat he promptly unde-
celyed me. and learning that We were
f from Richmond. be began 10 make
enquiries about his friends. Ills first
/ enquiry was after Tom Johnston and
/ skinner, bis next after Dan Lucas
ard Edwin q. Lee.
The world is not very large certainly.
and although Was surprised tO hear
NV friends aud relatives 40 home en-.
quiled after as soon as l pat foot m
/ France. / soon had other proof that the
/ Anglo-SaxOn race are resuming the old
migratory habits OF their ancestors.
/ As | -at az the table in Calais q man oh
my left began tO talk of Scott. who was
elected TO the Virginia Assembly before
ne Wa8 natural "a ana OF ms place ON
james river. aud as vas coming back.
! CINE across a stout man VINO WN
/ looking very pale and lil, and 10 was
John McCaull. Ny first recollection
IL Joan A. McCaull was as hc appeared
in the Holiday Convention. when he
charged Jim NcCiernand w with
stealing the county OF Craig,
and had always re-
tanned an impression Of him as the cm-
bodiment Of physical and vital force
so that when l saw the Door fellow
ieeDie ana Utmost "ilaDle ~ '"iA al
/ Ue his mad az attack OF paralysis. and
had been e. uy the ,necls ~ some
German springs which boz thought had
benefited hum. bat ITO return to Calais.
/ on lasdiug ha took GAO aud drove o.
tine Holel d son. where President
/ Daruut himself was t0 put 40. The
ho.el siaulson ID narrow street scarcely
wide enough for two cabs lo pass. Yen
drive uuief ana arch and md yourself
as Ne lil. IN d .quare court tlei with
+ dos rs and grass on which ala ,n,
doors ol the mansion open. The wal.
are 0f fresh yellow. nnnly painted .ar
the reception ot the President. arI
over lhe main entrance were the nord-.