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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
A HAPPY THANKSGIVING DAY.
Business Suspended and General ObSerY'
anCe in Gotham.
ANOTHER GRANT MONUMENT SCANDAL.
\ serious Row Among the membersi In charge
Of the Funds and rx-Mayor william
X. Grace Resigns-O. her News.
Nrw YORK BUREAU RrcHMoND TINS.
~. DC 1901


Dame Nature greeted awakening New York
this morning with a happy holiday smile.
The skies at dawn were clear as crystal tho
air balmy. II was a day to suggest thanks
giving. even 10 the pessimlst. All New York
had made great preparations for the obser-
vance Of the holiday. Flags foated from
every available peak. The Federal State,
municipal and other public Offices were closed
for the holiday. and business was generally
suspended. A cold. cherries rain however
set in shortly after noon and kept up all day.
IL began too late. however to stop the
great crowd that desired 20 see the football
game. and a crowd estimated at over thirty
i've thousand people braved the discom oIts
OF the storm to witness the IN ten. IL TOOK
five hundred policemen 10 keep them II
order.
PRETTY SIGHT INDEED.
The sight when the stand WAS filed was
pretty IN the extreme. On every mana
were the waving colors Of different
colleges and these, added 10 the brilliant
costumes OF the men. mace an AM
mated picture. Thee were delegations
from every other college within radius oI
three hundred miles from New lork ana
they all cheerod tor one side or the otner
on the slightest pTovocatlon. University
OF Pennsylvania. Wesleyan, Trinity, Colum-
biR. and small bunch OF Harvard men
cheered for ) ale and among Princeton
hackers were Rutgers. SwartmOre and num-
her Of Pennsylvania colleges. tale was the
local favor to. and when her team won by
such a decided score az Iy 10 the champions
of the blue were given the freedom OF the
town. Tonight they are making pandemo.
mum in all the uptown district, amply aided
by the rOysterers sporting other colors. but
lust as adept at making noise.
ANOTRER SCANDAL ADDED.
TO the long delay over the building Of the
memorial % General Grant another scandal
is u be added IN a row among the mem bers
of the committee il charge of the fund.
The controversy over the election OF Secre-
tary Greeper from his salary is followed 10y
the resignation OF ex-MayOr William Il.
Grace from the presidency of the Monument
Association. He says his action was prompted
by the fact that some time ago during his ab-
sence the executive committee proposed elect
ing certain new members Of the Association.
Mr. Grace considered this an illegal proceed
ing. as when any vacancies occurred they
could only be filled by the members Of tho
Association
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria-
When shewas a Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung 10 Castoris-
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27

1ho Times Want Coinpn.
Those who have used this column claim that
the effect has been eninently satisfactory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
IL. o. IIffH Y. ar.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
FOR children teething. 1t soothes the child
softens the gums, allays all pain cures wind
collie and is the best remedy for diarrhpa
twenty-five cents a bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27

Sauor's favoring extracts for sale at first
class grocers' 10 and 25c a bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27

THE first symptoms OF heart disease are short
breath, tutterng, faint and hungry spells pain
New Heart Cure is marvellous remedy. Fine
book on Heart Disease, with wonderful cnres
free at Owens & Minor Drug Co., 1907 Main
street, opposite postOitice, or address Dr. Miles
Medical Go FIX hart Ind
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27

10. Leave Arrive
Petersburg Richmond
grOPpING pIAOEg

Nos. "A, . and % make no stops. Nos . ini
- stop on signal at Manchester tcntralA ali
Chester Nos. 80 and q stop ou signal ID plan.
chester. Irewrys. Cenfralla and hester SO
stops on signal AZ Manchester only Tor paHen.
places for this train south ~ Petersburg Aoi
~. 35 81, %, .. 80, viii stop on signal al 4 t-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27

SHTIY apply "Swayne's Ointment" No in.
ternal medicine required. Cures letter, eczems
itch, all erurtloDs on the face, hands. nose, &c,
leaving the skin clear, white. and healthy. Its
great healing and curative powers are possessed
Vino other remedy ASK your druggist for
bwayDe's Ointment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27

PULLMAN CAR SERVICE
On Trains Nos "A aud =. Sleeping cars ne.7e'1
New York aud lamps tta. va Jaess2ns....
New York and Charleston. On Trans Sos
and - sieeping-csrs between Sew ipfa -Ai
cars bowen Richmond and Lynchuurg Na
THE ,ONLt ALL-RAIL LINE TO SOht OLA
Richmond. 's.o)A " Norfolk. iii. a ,
Norfolk. HOOf 81 richmond o3,,f "A
1he trains leaving klchr ond az 8.O) A. NJ aa-
Norfolk at400 Z. n. 40 SOLID trains belweea
these two points and passengers 90 through
without change Of ears. Close connections 40
also made At Petersburg by the So /. NJ tIAl
from Richmond and mo s.3J 4 d. train jon
N22, rs1ns LEAVING Richmond a. i0m A. NJ All
tl-so p NJ and arriving al Richmond 81 ~
q n and :lO L.. u. make close connection ..
Pefersburg 20 aud from tarnyille, LyncAy-is
ami southwestern points, ouffy
superDtenionl
J.. T. ID. 3liEIlS
SsnCrAl S9pvElnten1sA~
T. u. EMERSON, Trace M.-4,..
EARslYtLLE AND pONNAlAN RAILROAD
II COMPAN General once, 80 303 east haA
strect-Schedule In effect November !o 1881.
LEAVE RICHMOND:
e.55 A. NJ and 500 r. 81. via Richmond snt
DanYlle railroad io,
furmyilie AMI OF
POM, Nesf OK 1'''
Icy Junction
70 0s 4. NJ. via Atlantic Coast Line OF bermuda
y 40 T.. II, via Atlantic Coast Line WINTER
peck and intermediate stations.
ARRIVE RICHMOND
eg A. VI. Wis Richmond and Danyilic L. foal
from farmniie and intermc.t '
stations 20 ,lose.sy JUNCTION.
ll.45 A. ", via Atlantic Coast Linz from W.
terpock ant in srmedlais atoms.
6:es T. NJ. VA Atlantic Coast Limo from b
muda.
For further information apply 20 Richmer
and DAnviilo and Atlantic Coast Line depc,
A. ". CARRIERS ticket office, or % IL
K WILSO%t
General Freight and Passenger Agent,
JANIS K WEEyn, General Manager. APT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27

yxT ANTED-RFCRUITS FOR TIE THIRD
w ARTILLERY, UNITED S IATES ARMY
stationed at Washington, Baltimore and Fort
Monroe Va; bodied white men Of good
character and habits. unmarried. between the
ages Of sixteen and thirty years. Good psy, rs-
tions, clothing and medical attendance. Appli-
csnts must be prepared TO furnish satisfactory
evidence as 10 age character and habits For
further information call at rendezvous. Second
Lieutenant ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL, third
Artillery. Recruiting Officer st. Charles Hotel,
Main and Fifteenth streets Richmond. Va,
nnls-vr Is III f1nc1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27

GRAND OPERATIC AND SOCIAL FESTI-
Under the auspices Of the
RICHMOND MOIART ASSOCIATION,
Presenting
EMMA JUOH
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY
llncorporated)
Atthe
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Commencing MONDAY, DEC z.
TWO NIGHTS AID TUf SDAY MATINEE.
SOPRANOS.
EMMA JUCH
Amandie Tabris. Sofia Romani, Gretta Risley
CONIRALTOS,
Lizzie Macnichol, Gertrude May Stein, Lima
GOettlch.
TENOhS.
Albert Guile William Stevens, Fernando
Micbelena, Geo Gould John l.. Bolton.
BARilONES,
Hermann kaminski. William Mertins, 5. II.
Dudley.
BASSE~.
Franz Yetta. J.. \. Night, John Moore.
40-THE EMMA JUCH
-. GRAND ORcHEsTRA-W.
THE EMMA JUCH GRAND
CHORUS OF TRAINED VOICES.
Sig. Enrico Bevignani from Covent Garden.
London,) Musical Director
Company complete. Comprising i4) members.
Orchestrs OF Forty Solo lnssrums ntalists.
Grand Chorus OF Fifty Trained Voices.
PRICES:
Season tickets. best seats for three perform
snces, a.: single performance, e., sl.5O 81, soc.
Sale Of season tickets opens AZ box office
WEDNESDAY, DEC. ,. at A. VI.
Sale for single performance FRIDAY. DEC (,
Repertoire to be selected and announced.
no S5-Wf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
FOR DYSPEPSIA.

Indigestion, and Stomach disorders use
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
All dealers keep II 81 per bottle. Genuine has
Trademark and crossed red lines OIL WRAPPER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COMPANYs
y, .,rr,. ..,, JAMES RIVER LINE
FOX lliE SEASHORE. CHEAPEST AND MOST
PLEASANT ROUTE TO NORFOLK.
PORTSMOUTH NEWPORT
NEWS. CLAREMONp
AND JAMES RIVER LANDINGS.
CONNECTIONS.
At NEWPORT NEWS and NORFOLK for
Hampton, Old Point and Smithheid, Va. Wash
lngton. ID. g., Baltimore. PHILADELPHIA and New
Ork same afternoon: also al Norfolk Tor East
ern North arolina and the south
go At kLAkLMONI with the Atlantic and
Dsnyille railroad for Wayerly. Hioksford and
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER By DAYLIGHT
GREAT TOURIST LINE.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP, AND WAR
SCENERY.
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARGED BY
Rail. LINES
FARE TO PORTSMOUTH NDNORFOLKs1
s2.5O ROUND TRIP; 81 SECOND-CLASA
FIRST CLASS MEALS
The elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL.
CAPTAiS DEYo.
carrying United States mail
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY alta
NJ. iSlhEEl-CAkS GO DlRECTLYTOS STEAM
EkS WHARF for above named places Return-
ing, the steamer leaves Norfolk and Newport
News on alternate days. arriving A. Richmond
about 5:3) L VI.
. Through tickets on sale on steamer and At
checked through
SIAIE-ROOAS ENGAGED FOR DAY OR
CHIT
FREIGHT
freight received daily for Norfolk ports-
mouth, Smlthheld. Hampton. Old Point
Nayerly, Hicksford and Aloxsndria. Va; Wash
ingion, u, C.. NeWberne. Washington and Tar
p 70, \. G.; al stations on Atlantic and Dan
vile; eeabosrd and Roanoke Norfolk southern
ana farmyllle and GOWhatan J ailroads and
Eastern North Carolina generally: also. for
Eastern shore OF Virginia and ali regular land
ings on the James and kappahannOck rivers
Al LOW LAI RAIf y, and through bills issusd
LlCIEN h. TATUM, Vice President.
10. lil7 Main street and KOcketts
IRWIN NLlsIGER, Freight and Passenger Agent.
my 29-tf ''''
PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND AND NOR.
Il FOLK STEAMSHIP COMPANY
- Appointed sailing days every TUESDAY and
IklDAl at y ~. and every SUNDAY at5A. NJ
freight Tor Tuesdays and Fridays steamers 70
celyed tiH 1870 A. NJ. For SUNDAYS steamer
az NJ. Saturday freight received daily MI
Fare 20 Philadelphia. sso,
For further Information apply 20
j. ". MCCARRICK
General Southern Agent
once. Rockets.
W L
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27

IETANTFD-s PURCHA Err Tor A FIRST
w CLAS, PHOTOGRAPh GALLERY, well
established. desirably located and doing good
cash business. 1hisls great opportunity for
man WI h q small capital and good stock OF
CO. mon sense. The business will be sold
either for cash or on time # we'll secured. The
present owner Is otherwise engaged, thus ac-
counting for the desire 10 sell. Address.
"RUSlNEsS care letter carrier No. 3. no att
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27

WORK RIVER LINElvn WEST p0Iyr
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
THE FAYORITE ROUTE TO BATrvorr
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27

IXIANTED-MY FRIENDS IN RICHMOND
w aud Manchester 10 know that | have
opened first class BARB KSHOPHt the Union
depot / will a so continue 20 run my place on
Hull street in Manchester Best assistants and
frst-class work guaranteed. JANIS L. HARD
ING, IOnsorlal Artist no2-6t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
KAILNOADE.
RAILROADS.
RICHMOND & DANYILLE R. p
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE so,a.,
AND SOUTHWEST.
SCHEDULE NEFFEcT NoyEliBgR h -.

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No n. BEAM
NOUTHERA EXPRESS. daily FOR r..
- Greensboro. Win .on-Salem. h..
Raleigh. Iandloman. sah,Unrv. Ashs,, rum.
Springs, Charlotte. Columbia. Aikln -' h.i
Atlanta. birmingham, tl0ntyomo-r SUSIE.
leans, Texas and California III Ifren p. Yi.
sleeping-cars Richmond o. Dansils an
vile 30 Asheyiile, B0f Spring. and Fr'- l'l
also awhile 10 Atlanta. Birmingham
pins AMI Kansas titg. Ii0.. without -hlr., '.i
TRAIN No. q. sop ".
VAST MAIL daily. Tor al po.ufs e,..t
Southwest Connections at .Ios 81. ...' POI
Tor tarmyiiln and fOWh8tan rai.r0.l. ,t '4
VIE Tor llarksflle, DKfOrI nrnIol..,,
nam and aleigh through coach R.orn..
tal' igh'i ~ ionyiile with Iu.im n -I.e.. 10
Augusta and Atlanta; a. Gresns.oro ~
nam, raleigh, &c. also with Pullman N..
Tor knoKtlle via AsheFIe. Mesh.nvt.,
Southwest Aesiibuled J. emitted. so.fh tt
leaves Danyille $50 81 '.l.
TRAIN NO. H.. 6.oO T.. 81
4 MILIA ACCOMMODATION dali,
1 sunday for Amelia Courthonse ana ...
mediate points -'.-
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
Train No 49, s:i0 4. NJ; No 0.5.DP. ". ~.
j., $40 \. ST. -'.f %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27

w ANTED-TO SELL. FOR WANT OF USE,
w one HORSE. PHAE ON and HARNESS
cheap. A. j. DAFFRON.
Sixteenth and Hull streets.
no 2l-6t Manchester.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27

Massage. Plsyfairs method. Physicians re-
curing a certified medical and surgical nurse
for special and operation cases address
LADY MEDICUS,
Care Of Carrier No q, Richmond, Va.
nO6-lm
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LEAVE RICHMOND

TRAIN No. 70. $40 J. VI
1 0CAL EXPRESS. daily ere.r- e-,r.-
- Stops al alt stations. Lesser Manor -,
meets with stage for Malkerton; also c.n..'.
Win baltimore steamer AZ West Point
TRAIN SO. jos. $40 u. ~
IlALIINOnE LIMITED. dsiir. e1-rp. Sud-.
- da}' for West Point. connecting with &c..
river steamer for Baltimore. AZ b.f.r...
steamers connec. with Baltimore and Oh.r.
road for Washington Philadelphia AMI SCI,
lork. FAR: Richmond fo Baltimore s.. b..
Washing on, 50; ID Philadelphia. tfs. N.s
York. SD.
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE lpN
EWh MLSI Pom 7, daily. except SUNDAY
L thence by Richmond and Danvile nr..
10 richmond arriving 40 1910 A. u. sai M.
a. NJ
TRAIN No. 40. $50 A. H.
! OtAL MINED. daily. except SUNDAY. leave,
II wenty-third street station for Most I...
and intermediate points
Ticket office al station foot ~ Virginia vrss.
omen s 900 A. VI. 90 200 I. W., and from 4.1 p
800 A. d.
City ticket Office, on Main stree,
SOL. tiAoS. JAS B.. TAYLOR
Traffic Manager. Gen Ia ,tnt0r t,...
Assistant General Passenger Ar.as.
w. p: GREEN. General Maneger
J. bEkhELEl, Superintendent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27

IXTANTED.-A WHITE WOMAN WITH LIT
w TIE means desires a position IN any
capacity; has good general knowledge Of
housework. Address H., TIMES Office. n02i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27

WILL SELL AT AUCTION TO-DAY at =
w O'Clock one car CHOICE CABBAGE, 81
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
read depot. All buyers invited T. attend
nog5-lt' +. i. PARK & co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27

ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
IS, $40 \. 81. 90 %
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Dealings In Comstock shares continued very light
yesterday, and the only stock to show any activity
at all during the day was Consolidated California
d Virginia, which advanced to $40 rs under the
active purchases OF Joseph Marks. A fair demand
was also shown for the middle stocks and prices adj
vanced somewhat. No news of any Importance was
received during the day and considerable specula-
ton was INDUCED In to what figure the ASSAYS for
Con; Cal. & Va. would reach during the present
week.
NOTES
The assessments on Con. Imperial and Utah are
delinquent in the board to-day.
Herman Zadig, the mining operator, left for Vir-
GINA City last evening.
telegram received from the Eureka Con. states
that both furnaces have been started up and are
Thinning to their full capacity. The output of ore
last week amounted 10 $50 tons.
Silver showed an Improvement yesterday, selling
in London NJ 44&4 and in New York at 97SI.
Bullion valued at $595S has been received from
the Justice.
The Mount Diablo Company reports bullion
month of May OF $30,596
The Washoe mill is running to its full cap9city on
Justice ore. The Brunswick mill is crushing bout
forty tons daily for Yellow jacket and $50 for
Oyerman, and the Santiago mill is handling about
100 tons OF goid-bearing rock for JACKET.
The Bedding Con. mine of Candelarla is the latest
mine in that district to resume operations and its
promoters hope to join the Holmes mine at early
date, as bul ion producer. AT present they are
sinking on fine-iooking ore vein 500 feet east of
the old Bedding shaft and 500 feet east of the
Holmes mine. The Holmes people have already
followed up the run to the Beding line through the
The weekly official letters for the past week from
the Bodies follows:
Mono-South DRIFT No. =, 7OO-foot level was ex-
tended IL feet.
Bodie-EaSt crOsscut No. l, 700-fo0t level was
extended IA feet. East crosscut No. 2, same level
was extended II feet. South drift No. 2, 40OfOot
level, extern led feet. East crosscut from up
raise No. l, above 2OO-fOOt level, extended 10
feet. Upraise from 25O-foot level, Jupiter shaft,
extended feet. East crosscut same level was
extended 10 feet
Buiwer-west erosscut from fiat upraise was ex-
tended ~ feet Upralse from north drift fro east
croSscut from fiat upraise above 200foOt level was
extended l9 feet South drift from Wine 40 feet
below main south drift. 200-fOoJ level, was ex-
tended feet in this drift. This averages from
D TO 10 inches in width
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LINES FROM SORROWS BARD.


iFaEZ WAY. sordid friendshipI Thy name is dc.
HZII ceptlOnI
Vile Hypocrisy minges her nature With thineI
any Thy treaehery springs from the viles' con.
ception,
And darkens the ebon of perady's shrinei
But the day has arrived when the shackles that
bound me
No more shall cucumber the heart they have torn;
Ana thou, doubly cursed tyrant, leave as found
thee
An adOrnment well worthy the pillar Of scorni
Oh, tell me not, bard of the soul-thrilng numbers
Thou to whom my last flower OF endearment SUN
clngs-
That soul such mine lies lethargie IN SUMMERS;
That friendship is love but deprived OF his wings
Alas for the proverbs For neverWas pinion
or seraph more rapid, o friendship, than thlnei
have known thee to alter thy transient dominion
While weaving the garland that might have been
minel
In vain have I sought thee midst beauty's young
daughters.
And in mans baser herd have 1 sighed for thy
wreath;
But its leaves, ike the fruit near AsphaItes dead
waters,
Concealed insneerity's ashes beneath
Away. sordid friendship! Let folly enwreathe thee
And pamper thy pride with the garland Of verse;
But rather would sorrows lone minstrel bequeath
thee,
The grief-ladeu gift o. misantrOphy's cursei
Hay s. 1891 CALYPSO.
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WE'LL TREATED.
A New Orleans italian Expresses Himself
America.

New Orleans italian Expresses Himself
America.
A letter written 10 his nephew in Italy
by an Italian workman living near New
Orleans. and published by an Italian con-
temporary, contains the following passage
These Sicilians were the very scum of
brigands. There Is no doubt they will con-
spirs together TO kill the Chief of the Police
of New Orleans, and if. as they boast, they
belong to the Malta, this fact alone proves
to me that they are characters who should
be sent to penal servitude for life. 1t is true
that l am and all would have been .nore
satisfied il the jury had condemned those
people according to the evidence, but the
jury was partially intimidated and partly
hribed, which does not do much credit to
the Americans. but IL you knew the way in
which juries are composed, you would
understand the result. Vox populi, vox DEL
The population of New Orleans could not
all be frightened or bribed, aud certainly it
was not good thing TO let these brigands go
free, and SO the drama was ended. The
reason why agree with the people is that
| have been here for ten years, and have
been treated better than you can imagine.
In fact, when the Americans find person
worthy OF confidence, honest and with a
good will, that person will have every
reasonable assistance, and certainly more
help than he could obtain in Italy. London
Telegram.
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

LOusiana's richest woman is Miss Annie
Howard of New Orleans.
DR.. and Mrs. Chauncey NJ. Depew will
sail for Europe the first week in July.
Jay Gould will not take long cruise on
the ATLANTA this year. So says Son Edwin.
Mrs. James G. Blaine Jr. will be a guest
of Colonel and Mrs. Robert Ingersoll for
portion of the summer.
Mrs. Logan has sold her interest ia the
General Logan farm of 800 acres adjoining
MurphysbOrO for $25. 900.
President Carnot of France receives $780,
600 as salary and as much more for house
rent and travelling expenses.
President Harrison and party are ex-
pected to visit Mount MacGregor and the
Grant cottage during the summer.
General LOngstreet has been so i'll for the
last few weeks that he has given up work
on his history of the Confederate war.
Lady Pauncefote, wife of the British
Minister, iS-a great pedestrian, and takes
her daily "cOnStitutionaP' regularly before
noon.
Theodore Deck, the great French potter.
who died recently, was for fourteen wears
administrators of the Manufacture Rationale
de Porceaine in SevreS.
About $50 men are employed in the con-
structlon OF George Vanderbilt's castle at
Asheville, n. G. 1t will REQUIRE about two
years to complete the building.
Baron Hirsch is an Austrian nv birtn
but is best known in France. The FONDA.
ton of his fortune was laid as a railway
contractor with the Turkish Government
Senior Antonio Batres, the new Minister
to Washin gton from Guatemala, has filled
this office once before, and, still longer ago,
was Secretary OF the Legation. He has an
income OF $4,000 from his cocoa plantations.
Miss Paddock, the daughter of Maggie
Mitchell. looks very much like her mother.
but is SO different from her that She has
hardly crossed the threshold of a dressing
room OF seen the glare OF the footlights, ex-
cept family and from far away.
DR.. Livingstone's faithful black servant
Susi died recently in Zanzibar. With com
panion he carried the famous explorer's
body 1900 miles, from the interior Of Africa
to the coast, suffering many privations and
flskng dangers IN NESTLE territory, in order
that he might save his master from an nm
known grave.
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SOMETHING TO LAUGH AT.

dreamed that she an angel was
And told her. She looked grsndly down
Ana asa ed: Pray, did you notice, sir,
II there were diamonds in my crown ?'
New York Herald.
"Alasl It is an age of doubtP sighed the
philosopher. "What?" asked his compan-
lon. ''The age of woman" he answered
Harvard Lampoon.
Mrs. Blotter (of a literary turn)-And,
John, send up gallon of midnight oil. All
our best writer's, Pm told, burn it.-Bos-
ton Transcript.
just Quiet Puff Great Janitor-Here,
young Teller, no smoking allowed in this
building. Small but Competent Boy
amt smoking aloud.-BostOn Courier.
Tom-What did she say when you asked
for her hand? Frank-She said I'd have to
wait It'll Sunday, as she needed it to do the
Saturday baking.-New York Herald.
Judged by Signs: Teacher-What gender
is cart? Little Boy-Piease, do you mean
an ash cart? Boy-Well, l guess an ash
cart must be of the female gender, cause l
saw hustle hanging on behind one to-day.
-Harper's Bazaar.
An Unsettled Question-"It's a little girl
baby. isn't it?" asked the admiring visitor.
81 am not entirely certain" responded the
Boston tWo.year-old standing by the cradle,
a shade of perplexity crossing her thought
full face, whether | should speak of my
infant sister as a girl baby or as a baby
girl. "-ChicagO Tribune.