The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-08
MISS WINNIE DAVIS.
THE CHILD OF THE CONFEOER.
ACY" REACHES HOME.
Arrives In New York on La Bresagne.
and Leaves for Besuvotr = Starving
Cioakmakers Evicsed = MetrcpeIitss
Items of Various Kinds.
NEW YORK BUREAU,
RICHMOND DAILY TfMEs,

july - l'v5.j
Attired in dress of the deepest MOURN
ing, which was unreleved either at throat
or wrists. Miss Winnie Davis, youngest
daughter Of the late Jefferson Davis, Presi-
dent OF the Coufederacy, landed from the
French steamer La Brtagne yesterday.
Hardly had the gang-plank been raised to
La Bretazne. when two gentlemen passed
On board. The strongly built handsome
man, OF perhaps twenty-eIght years, was
TO be married. and with him was Mr.. w. l..
Davis, Mics Davis cousin. She waited for
them In the ladies' boudoir on the upper
deck. She was rather pale after the ocean
voyage. but had evidently gained in health.
81 have enjoyed the voyage fairly WELL"
she sail, IL was Ill fcr tw0 days. but for the
rest Of the time got along very well.'
Miss Davis len for Beauyoir, on the mid
night train, last night over the Pennsyi-
der at thedcpot, but Mr.. Davis accompanied
her and her friends TO Washington.
HUMAN MoNsrRosITY.
Hundreds Of people visited the home Of
Charles welke, mt 64G Second street. Tren-
ton, to-day, to see a boy baby. with two
perfect heads, born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Welke.
About the middle OF the back there Il u
biflrcation Of the spinal cord. each branch
leading to one OF the heads. The child died
soon after birth.
DIR. BURrsELL REDUCED.
IL was announced from Rome, this MORN
ing that Archbishop Corrigan has prevail
ed before the propaganda In the matter OF
the appeal OF Rev. DIR. Burtseli. Dr. Burt
sell must submit to the order OF the Arch
bishop transferring him from the pastorate
of the Church OF the Epiphany here to that
Of the church at Rondout, much less intlu-
entail parish. DIR. BurtseIl was DR.. Nc
Glynn's adviser In his controversy with the
ecclesiastical authorities over his espoilsaf
Of the cause OF the Henry George party In
1876.
MOTT STREET EXCITED.
Mott street was in iutter this morning
over the news Of the arrival Of the Chinese
minister mt Washington, who Is expected to
demand the repeal OF the Anti.Chinese law. ,
Minister Tsui explained the situation as
follows: "Uniess the United states Gov
ernment repeals the law which now
excludes my countrymen from this
country, we shall treat Americans to
a dose OF their medicine. mean
that we shall exclude citizens OF the United
States from the Chinese Empire" "rhere
are great many millions American capital
invested in China. American interests In
China are Of course vastly more important
financially than our invested interests IN
the United States. Any rupture between
the two nations will Of course injure the
American investments"
DESTITUTE CLoAKMAKERs EyICrED.
Frightful as was the desttution among
the locked-Out cloak makers, ii has been in
creased by the remorseless eyictions OF
many families to-day Their homes indeed
have been little better than pens. IL seems
scarcely correct, however, 10 Use the word
'.eyictiOn" 10 Indicate what was done, for
there were very few belongings 10 put out
OH the sidewalk, the pawnbrokers
and second hand furniture dealers haylnS
long ago soa.,-od t,ssssss.-~i~s va Su,n '"aee,s
az possessed any real value. About all
that remained was to ask the fam!shlng peo-
pie to leave the apartments tor good. Every
body complied without useless resistance,
although many of the women could not re-
strain their tears. The hungry children
cried too, aud altogether the scenes wire
about as dismal as could be imagined.
soUTHERNERs IN NEW YORK.
Within few days the Southern Society
will vote on the question Of raising the inl-
tiation for resident members, and restrict
ing such membership to 700, which number
has now been nearly re- ached. oif this IL
adopted the society will soon have attained
that important thing, "waiting list" re-
gartled usually as an evidence Of clubs
prosperity. The society, however, still re-
fuses 10 call itself a club, as IL IL believed
such change of designation would lose the
organization fully 100 members.
There is a son of an ex Governor of Viz
ginia here who has been in New York for
months, yainly seeking employment. The
boy was brought up in the Governors man
sion, In Richmond. lie lives now In two
dollar.a-week hall bedroom.
ALL SORTS.
The exclusive society Of Lakewood, y.
j., for some time past ostracised the Jews.
A number of the wealthy descendants OF
the ''ch0sen people" have set up syndi-
cate, which will build S7j0,00o hotel on
the borders Of Lakewood, and have formally
resolved that no Christian shall be permit
ted TO enter its portals. The contract for
the hotel has been already awarded. and
the buidlding will be proceeded with rap
idly.