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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Nov. 70 c Att, F. Receipts.
Tl2a shipments iS7t steady. steers s. 25e.
i3l COWS 81 -5a2 Is. stOcSers and feeders . 10
8 -. HOG>-HcCeiut~ la5t, shipments Sil0. Sc
lower. Bulk sa 5l63 40. all rade~ % 10 s 20.
6aBEP-.;eoeipls $40 shipments 55e Ice higher.
Sr.IoUlS. Mo- Nov I2-CATTLF- Rpceipts $50.
shipments 70 @. steady. Natives % ores -; lex
Rn- and Indians 50 lua2 ST. Hogs Receipts 81 O.
shipments 81 o. shade lower Heavy 80 1893 IS,
mixed as % % 81 li-ht, Is 5Jg5 g.
CHICAGO MS. Nov. y -G'ATTLi.-Receipt 2aGa
shipments 5tN- ~low. steady. atIvcs - - o o..
Texans - Qsd2 -, rangers s. 150i >; sjnCkers
le.a 90. cows \ % . 81 HOGS - heceipts
& 600. shipments lL00. strong 10 higher. Common
S. g. as a. packers 8 SC IS ~ butchers a Uje4 o.
leht Is 3 SEES IS. 81 EEP-keceipts 20 U shtpm MS
ere Steady % stronger. Native eve g. D 95 81
mixed - utas a. wethers = 6Jd5 - westerns - To-
lambs s. >. - 10
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No More.

NO
The girl we knew has fed from view,
The fight we must deplore,
And lots of things she used TO do
She doesn't any more.
She used to gambol on the beach
Where waters iercely roar,
And gayly Hy the breakers reach;
She doesn't any more.
She oft would list to words Of love
That Herbert used to pour
Into her ear as they would rove
She doesn't any more.
Her dress came high about her throat
Upon the pebbly shore,
But in the ballroom now you note,
1t doesn't any more
Washington Star.
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Il viii be remembered that Jacob, when
fleeing from EsaG, took stone for Pill
low. he needed something for the pur-
pose. and nothing better than stone pre-
serted itself Such practices ara common
il Africa at the present day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-13
Something Got AWAY.

"You say the chicken soup isn't goodi
Why, told the cook how to make it. Per
haps she didn't catch the idea"
Boarder-No; think it was the chicken
she didn't catch.-Brandon Bucksaw.
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Chicago Trbane. Hs-ald Ead otbsrs E1t.l
shs roH has q III q Ef.e-a u ths
lezdlng dzlses IA fhs e9gasry Iss
prsasns season sss EEs made t1s rsVrsssn-
tatfvs q TIE AssoeLzDsd Pres .. lnfs-
pxndeace
Mass TINS s dsshing Titbous bzinz
bola sac gses % tie peel ss1. 80 tFaeE.
f5e kossl cSrTstoE. .. wherever go 80
xo-k Gals her. with . wo1anlinsss t1st
sIsFsTs oou Esads rrspecI hhiis opliE~d
% - veraed ia ped. Rfs.s snd fsooris froen
a iazl7ass sfaa1yelsls 80 nsFsr i11alzaa
u "sorss t45E soc-a-lT
Asa gr.s.r she ls s7ssA. sd clever So
eaa coa rsur sisa . brs-ET Fezlssta thss a.
fs-It rarro4 41-s fer tss rsa9sr the var -
lie driver Esi7~ On tss bossesfrsfes sns
,.s f.s- zfer ct herssE ngsfs e. t1sJ
e1-se zarh.r- 1ateT ere glre-
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NoFIH ASH EAsr.

-FT1ITz- sHE5TT IEzvE
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Eberhardt Bros.
by which name
they are Familiarity
known, are promi
nent young men
in active and sue
ceSsful business in
Salina, Kansas.
Each is an excel
lent sin G e s.
player, and as a
team they have
won a me repuJa
ton. Mr.. Charles
Eberhardt was the
gentle m an to
~ nom WqS award
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Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. H.
fLoUR-xX CSC, Xxx 75c. family 81 o. choice
81 a. fancy 81 S0si IS. -, -, -
WREAT-Quiet No. hard. cash. Sic bid, NO.
C0RN-Stlongsr. No. 2 cash S7Jsc November
G5GTS-Lower. No. cash 25skc bid, November
252sc bid
BARLET-Firm and unchanged
RYE-Steady at nc. s...o
BUTTER-Steady. Creamery 2SS29c. dairy l6Szzc,
store packed 4e lGc. packing &c.
EGGS-Eirm, PIC.
HAY-Weak Timothy s. o. fancy pralrle
s. 80 good TO choice e. CO.'S So low grades 70 VVS
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KANSAS TG>n.o CHAMPIONS.

Good Work IN the Courts by j. W. II.
Bredin and the E5erhardt Brothers
John J. and Charles Eberhardt were re-
cent winners OF the championship in
doubles" at the meeting Of the Kansas
State Tennis League held in Wichita. The
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No Laugh There.

We laugh at the cute sayings Of children,
but the telling remarks of a young brother
are not always admired By the grown up
sister.-Cape Cod Item.
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BoOLkeepers and Clerks.

WANTED AN EXPERIENCED BOOK
w keeper and stenogrzpber desires . position
salary SO. address A L. Snoeberger. lS0 Lulu ave
aiJg -
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Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA, Nov II
Following are the closing quotations
GkAiN-tar lots oil track.
Nh-.A I-6ts tx.
tD{N-\ew 5jss53c.
OAE>--le5 2sc.
llE-No or better 5Nd5Sc.
EAA-f}aled - 5'l.5 ~ per ton. loose. 81 00s5 o.
GROUND COtCN-CLop in chr lots sc per 100
rounds. corn an oats I % per 100 pounds bran
saCAel. 0JC per itO bounds
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Chicago Gram ana Produce.

NhIIASu, NOV, Il
Wheat-Lower.
Ccru-Lower.
Oats-Loner.
Pork Higher
lRrd-H CHER.
Tie beading futures ranged az follows
fLOL H-Dull easy. Spring patents 81 eo9S q,
inter patents a. s0as5 10 straight a. 614s5M
uSgy 81 U75e
WHEAI-Novernber size. ueoemeei sS5ee May
& "a
CuisN- November 5s9sc. December s5c May
ts5sc-
UArS-Sovember SgTfo. December Sgso. May
5i7sc.
fORK--NNoyember IS So December IS 50,
IAE0-NoyeinDer IS I25zes6 IA December SC Is.
january 2sje.
cash quotations were as follows
WHEAT-es5s ssgss.
C0kA-5sltC.
OATS-SJ5s 3Slc
ESE-glAsc,
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IouIsAs Say FRANCISCO HR

Trains market tius run dailv
We.t boTir.l fr.Iu 10 q has Pullman car.
West bound rain No g connects a. hurrton fos
Pnehlo. New Mexico ana southerm taiiIufalA -
Fast bound No. T. 20 saita train % ~ LOUIS
with chair ~s.r srd Pulluau sleeper. makes cun1eo
;loslS To- IT smith Little Rock and Paris teNat
rast oound 80 2 night express 60 ~ Louis. Ia
free reclining chair car and Pullman sleeper -
Cuy Union Ticket Of7ce Cor AaAH 40 - 49,
nnd CBi0n Depot Douglas avsEce-
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WICHITA Nov. u.

There was not much of supply IN the
cattle market today. The quality OIL the
offerings were good and consisted cnleny
of good butcher stuff. The market was
little draggy and not many of the Offering"
changed hands. Some went on III nrst
hands The market is quoted big nickel
lower t.. -.
me auotations mere presented are TO give the
81 moi IN ides of the general range OF prices Inc
,-a,6Te iasses aud grades sell within the limits OF
these quotations according 10 the quailiy oI osa-
in0e and re state Of the daily markets hese quo
rlffors ar. only changed when there has neem
T1,srr1sDent change ia the general market me
,efesiretive sales should be referred 10 10 get the
daflK iiuCI Uations.
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BARLEY-59c
FLANSEED-95c.
TlMOTHY-sl 2291 Is.
PORK-$s 50.
LARD-S6 12iI06 is.
Snort RIBS-s5 T5G6 ..
DRY SALT SHOULDERS-S5 O075 12f.
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-s6 25Cs6 81.
WhfSKY-Sl is.
ARTICLES.
Kansas CITY Produce.

BUTTER-steady, Fancy creamery RES, west
ern 27db29c. selected oairies lS@t22c.
EGGS-22G2c
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pr5ces gi9en cndeS ek4ssifsd heads IN this column
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Answe-s 10 embellishments sent In csre OF ms
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after insertion WAan adSeTtisers Wish replys foT
uar<sed 10 then sta-n ped envelopes mJSs be sent
Reference Lof former advertisements should give
DESCRIPTION and dGln o. Insertion or COPY Of the al
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AGENTS TAINTED.
Observation-Disclosures

IITANTED-To Buy \ BARS 10 aoyE- Nus
w - god aid caezp. al On ~ bs1nsss :
y Main 81 G44f =
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wy ANTED-BUsINEsS MIN WHO ARE ~
w need Of stenograp pliers or Accountants TO call
az the National Accountants ana SfeD0Grapb ef' s
bureau Branch of1ce at tie SOutia~ estsrn Busi-
yess Colleee Wichita han. " e usually have Oh
our spplicRtlon list thoroughly COIupetent book
keepers and stenosTs piers with first class TefeIei
90 hslp fur nlkEeG Tree OF charge ~
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NOR EXCHANGE-EfGhTT AChEa GOOD
il Land with some I'm yroYeI1ent ire- ana clear
10 sxcaa.e for ty8 clsai lots between tcnLf a. alb
rive ftu - on Market, Lawrence. Iopeda Or t-ni-
Dora avenues A. g Nelson, v lCnlts, han lt q " Z
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F.e-anf re-lfnlrs. ri,afr cars al tralas ant
fr'ls-aw sl-e1rrS froru Wichita 90 Kansas GIG AMI
(1irarn without change on nlsft lfAin-- l.er.-
sa'a ard hnrwa-s csccksd through 20 81 Pei1sf
a orth aanfh east and west and steamship tcAPte
salH 10 AL Eurouean p1'uls ~ i1p1s+ raie@ tisy
tiehaf ofscs 20 Easf Douglas avc1Es corner h.Nla
street. nassrrrrr station corner p2pgias A11 Ae@4
syenues 4eleEhors ~.
~ 81 wFSHAET Ticket AEsal
rSo srp.Sr1sS. &. r. = r. A. chicago. III
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TrffT fLTe ~ p p u y II
II OsT-Os OAK ATEtts8 ~ 9 4 - 4yf--&A
4 and 8asa ~ EGgNa I'D ~h4t1 Ha2sl4fL
4 .scer ~! - Ees-4r1ezs ~ fr-4fa-a< a. =
=. To.-ka go p
n eg-r-kE0f-r CT. = q CAKET EIEs. -
Erarazi = 2 y - r. j. o. Esfi--s - - r.
f-awrrnce aa1 rscslrs rsssrc- CO. -
II OzT-0s A EAGs sTHlel CAR h1As--
riaz.srsl;. F-farE 20 EsE4a ne - q
n g-T-EfFF WIZ aAAIA ~ .fFa4 AeV
i 4 sod - O. Fs1Fth sgs re- iszE1sr scrErt-
- = ccsstlrl-x bs5ls z1tzs A. sac csla- 4ef
1900 .s-Fe a. fAs szlcs 80 ra4z4l- GA a.
4 CeF-EAa-Az SAT IJ'ALs Ha-b l.sJA a so
Il cfecEs aesgar e. D.. crx14le ul-s-s test -
80 49, fa-rar1 Hfal go EEs-lEa arTa $50
fzsrzr1 :. ASzaza -a&ia41a4 -az-A. - ~ s4.s-
- = x
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IXFASTED-OS TIE WEST sIDE A 1-itOoNEO 1
w house. Cal % address - . = Assing tofl
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FOE exchange.

Unaer lnls bead e per line per CAY.
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livery ONE IN MED or INFORMATION
IL O. The sEhi-ct q advertising VII DO vel -
ohiain copy q h5ok for Advertisers. - pi-ses
FFsce s. Nailed. pcstazr Paid. On rsesipi o. pie
CONTAINS careful comp iNtion from he Arucriii
Newspaper Directory u all the hest Paecrs Aiid
clzss journals gives tte circulation ratiEs - cFe-S
Oue.a-6 eooi ceai q Information about rAses .ts9
other MASTERS pertaining 70 ne business % alrcr.
Using. address fsowesfs AGysrttSiaz EurVkl ,
spruce ssFest. New iork. a&v IL
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q 80 exoA 4
.(Ilt Gayle
FINANCE and COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts Of Stock at the wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past u
Hours were: Cattle, 500; Hogs, l'7o0'
Shipments: Cattle, 544; Hogs 4So.
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ARTICLES.
81. LOUIS frOduc

st. LOUIS produce.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. r.
wHEAT-Lower No. cash 9lj4c, November
SIC nominal December SIC asked, May 81 tE1s.
COhN-L0wer. No cash il54c. NoveTn Der 81
bid year S9Izc bid January $3.50 asked May 4B5sc.
OATS-Lower. No. ., cash. 3l19c. November Sl5tc
bid. May sc.
PORk-Dull 50 %
LARD-Duil. s. 90
WaISKY-SCeady, 81 l8
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Blank charters and all Kind of legal
blanks for sale by
IHE WICHITA EAGLE.
d11tt Wichita. Kansas.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New ora Money.

New era Money
NEW YoRK Nov Il
Money on call easy. ranging from 70 Der cent
closed offered ~ per cent.
Prime mercantile Taper 5,16is.
Exchange frm - oVla Tor sixty days, - ssh for
demand
IolsI sales OF stocks today 2li.0OJ shares
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He has recently CHARLES EBERHARDT.
played in Kansas City for the champion
ship of the southwest, but was defeated by
Mr.. Cravens. Mr. Bredin surprised the
Kansas City people by piayinga whirlwind
kind of a game, and also by his use of the
LaWford stroke.
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inside workings q
printing OF css Ia
her own Ebtly
way. she says. /
always had an IN
nate fondness for
everything con
nected with q
uewa9aper. from
al airsPf * press
% al eu quad,
from the mauaZ
fuE sdl1or - the
devil"
Ehsdd her frss
wo-k on t1e scar
Ctr Joarne -
ipcspenasncs cor
rex2on-feat. tez "a
ink IN Jgns. iA
WIKI that pzp-F
asa stsrt shs add
Al - - "a IL
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SHE WRITES ABOUT RACES.

The Only SswsPapsF woman Who De-
votes Her Tins Wholly 10 the Turf
For nearly al the well written accounts
which have appeared 10 ths newspapers Of
happenings Gu the kite sbapsd race track
at Iaispendencs, Ia, the public Il indebted
70 the bright pen Of Ms Ada l. Tins. Eks
enjoys TIE distinction q being ths ouly
Newspaper vonaza Ia the world having tie
turf a. an exclusive speciality.
She Is young woman q twenty. From
childhood she ~ besn familiar with tbs
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
kAA W. issAFr i, ( 4SiA a.
Notary Public.
ISRAEL BROS.
Real Estate and Rents.

10 buy Wichita city pruUertv or SeGgWick county
land az pfe>s 81 prices sarge your
money. Wichita, with her ~tocS and other indus
tries = ir>f in lcr fancy a-d such aarsafrs
can now oner were never offered before. All having
business "a our line are invited 10 call or correspond
The Wichita interests Of nou-re-id dents properly
and faithfully cared Tor. OIdce second door IL
North Market Israel Building. esS0
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FINASCI8L


ag0slFv - L<3EE ~ LAEBE oa Snail
VI 1870 - Gift EsEsee. s.sleE- sgaseslss
- 80 tsszs ~ 49, 80 usl4r4.5- f-A1sa
go. /. = rasszz sre~ ~ s=-@ 81 "a F.
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FOUND.
GENERAL STORAGE

C,TORAGE-Exton WsgsEogss. bsT, cisaa AID
= almost IRE .roof. Near BcgE4zs aFsE2e go
santa TO depot ol.cs 81 = DosgLsas ave . - =
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managed by Mr.
Turnler, whose idel
IS TO bring to Kansas
the younger sons O.
English gentlemen
and teach them the
art of farming. All
athletic games are
practiced by these
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ed a special prize for the most graceful
playing.
At the same time and place J. W. H
Bredin was winner OF the GrSt prize in
singles"
Mr.. Bredin is a citizen of Runnymeade,
Ir-.rltrh rnlcr,.- c,,.r-., n rnd and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-09
INTERNAL REVESUE COLLECTIONS
For the Past Week in the Second District of
Virgins. :

PETERSBURG. Va. August Especial J.
The United States internal revenue collec-
tons in the Second district Of Virginia for
the past week were as follows: Tobacco, :1S.-
Sl5.1s; cigars and cigarettes, S12. 1906; spe-
Gals. sos 80; lists, s72.5O. Total, sSl ,4S3.Og.
The receipts Of tobacco for the past week
were l73 hogsheads: inspections, 216 hogs
heads; sales OF loose. GAO pounds.
The receipts Of cotton at this port for the
past week were 123 bales.
During the past week twelve deeds were adj
mitted TO record in the Office Of the clerk OF
the court Of this city.
Some days ago q little boy found q sword in
q gold scabbard in a stump, on Coxs road. In
Dinwiddie county. a short distance from
Church Road crossing where q prOtracted
meeting has been IN progress for the past
week. The sword is supposed to have been
the property Of ZONE prominent Confederate
or Federal general. II is now in the posses
sion Of Mr.. S. II. Hobbs. of Church Road
crossing.
A party Of gentlemen from this city went
down to Jordan's lighthouse last night on a
naphths gas boat owned by one Of the boat
clubs OF this place, and had a most delightful
trip.
Magnolia A. Scott, daughter of Nr. and Mrs.
+. ". Scott, to Mr.. Walter Z. Maitland. Tues
day evening, August 18th. at $3.50 o'clock, at
the residence of the brides parents. on Pearl
street.
Dir. Hugh Cousins. general secretary Of the
Young Mems Christian Association. is criti-
oally III.
Rev. J. NJ Pitcher. general superintendent
of the Virginia Sunday-schOol and Bible
board, left here this afternoon for freder-
icksburg. where he will preach tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-09
~R0CRBRIDGE ALUM.
Warm Weather Causing Increased Arrivals.
Various Entertainments.

Warm Weather Causing Increased Arrivals.
Various Entertainments.
RocEBR1DoE ALUM SPRINGS. August L.
Especial. Twice welcome has been the warm
weather Of the last few days ,sinceit has drawn
our Southern friends from shivering round
the fires, out into the sunshine and on the
verandas, and has also driven from the heat
of the citios 30 many Of that indispensable
adjunct to springs life. dancing men. The
snowy muslins aud feecy creations that have
bean slowed away in trunks now dazzle the
sight rs they fit over the lawn and make q
new feature Of loneliness IN this beautiful
valley.
Foi the last few days the arrivals have been
steadily increasing. and the several hotels are
full, and most of the cottages as well. We
hardly understand whether it is an advance
ment or not over the Jolly dances for which
our ballroom was famous in former years,
but the young people have seemed. until tho
last few days, 20 prefer more quiet amuse-
ments, and often the ballroom would be
sparsely filed, while in every conceivable
nook and corner (and their name is legion
here) games OF euchre, whist and the still
deeper game when the old, old story is softly
told would mOnopoliZe the time Of many OF
our young people. The reaction 10 COM
m%sncing, and a large german has been al,
nounced as tue programme for tonight, ana
tle StutlouIeH Elfo a cOHipli4uoHtbt p1o-
gTessiye euchre party tomorrow night. |
hear that the prizes are very elegant.
After several disappointment on account
Of threatening weather, on Tuesday the
children of the entire grounds assembled 10
enjoy q hay ride given by Mrs. j. h. Seal, Of
Charleston; Mrs Alexander Tunstall. OF
Washington, and Mrs. Helm. of Coyington.
Tho wagon was packed with children. whose
peals Of merriment echoed from hill to hill as
they drove of. while tho ladies followed in q
carriage and after waking up our friends
over at the Cold sulphur and making things
very lively over there they all reached homo
safely in time for supper with a round OF
huzzahs for their pleasant evening.
Bat no uncomfortable number of our SOM.
pany, and among them our most refined and
elegant women. have arrived at the age when
a higher order Of entertainment IL wished for,
and we greeted with great pleasure the con-
gained after much pleading. that Mr..
Alex. Tunstali, now of Washington, but
who IL we'll known 70 our Richmond people,
would read for us. Having enjoyed the great
privilege Of hearing DR.. Pope render his own
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-08-09

~foretell bis moods. but take what he send Us
with 6 stoicism hat would grace old ZcDo.
IN tho intervals OF confinement which he
has compelled US 10 undergo. the most gene
rally used weapon for killing time has been 4
PACK OF cards. but even the popularity OF this
heirloom OF antiquity has not saved II from
the. contempt of over-familiarity, and every
Drain has been under forced pressure TO ind
some fresh amusement. One result OF tho
search has been the formation by Miss l.. ..
Marshall Of a sort of half musical, half-lite-
rary club, and for days back sundry whisper
ings among its members have beralded the
approach. on next Wednesday, OF some bril-
liant feast Of reason. flow OF soul" whose
richness IL being daily developed behind
closed doors.
Another result of the hunt for pleasure
which the weather greciously permitted TO
materialize was O large fishing party TO tho
shenandoah. After spending sofne little time
IN searching for the boat the party embarked
and proceeded up stream to the camp" in a
spot which might well do for the fairies IN
their midnight resorts, with its shady canopy
OF twining vines and evergreens. and Its soft
carpet Of ferns and grasses. the whole oyer
looking the beautiful river on Its winding
way. The party ut once spread out along the
banks with their rods. and soon its male men,
bers could be seen here and there, waist high
IN the blue waters, tempting the nnny trlbe
Win the gaudy ~. Seeing inc men " tne
party thus enjoying themselves. most OK the
ladies also yentured TO wade ina piece OF
recklessness which. when they returned,
caused them 10 shuna al curious eyes and sneak
il via The back door,
The astonishing facility with which the fish
caught adjusted their size to the irnaglnations
OF tho anglers suggested the belief that they
fed on India rubber. and although each men,
Der OF the party is positive as 10 the number
OF the catch. it still retains the mystery Of
an unknown quantity"
To-day d large party is of for q barbecue at
Boomers Springs, six miles of. The prepa-
rations are 80 elaborate that they cannot fail
10 have a good time.
Tomorrow another party visits the Grottoes
Of the Shenandoah, and thus the ball is kept
rolling. while the number of players is added
each day.
The most recent additions to our force are;
Mrs. w. S. Macgill, W. Scott macgill, W..
Reed Macgill, Washington, d. C.; Miss Geor-
gia Anderson. Mrs. II. NJ. Miller, Mrs. A. l..
Warthen. Mr.. G. L.. Pritchard. Front Royal,
Virginia.
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pieces, ] must confess I felt anxious. lest any
attemft TO initiate him might fall short, but
| soon felt how needless were my fears, while
hr. Tinstall kept us ~spell-bound, at one mo-
mentconyulsed with laughter and theme with
misty eyes, o. lie read Uncle EdinDorOs
D~rcwndin'. " This rendition 81 negro dialect
is excellent, and as this will soon hes lost art
dor ] suppose no one who could not remem-
Der the "auld lang syne" of Southern life
could be tauRhtit IL was not only a pleasure
20 those who recognized scenes OF their own
past life. but an education 20 tue younger
members of the party.
The place Is serupulously clean. the ser
wants well disciplined and attentive. and our
much-beloyed physician. Or. Chancellor,
finds little 70 do beyond advising As 10 the
proper use OF the waters.
Among our later arrivals We notice Judge
Wellboru and lady, Princeton. Ind: Mrs.
and Miss Aliliado. Norfolk: Mr.. II. w.
Stores and family. Norfolk: Mr.. and Mrs.
woody. Portsmouth. Va: J. Is. Donnally
and lady. Norfolk. Mr.. and Mrs. Shelby.
Lexington, KY; Mr.. and Mrs. n. j. Carson,
0reenville. Miss: J. ID. Newsome and vito.
Texas: MIA. G.. Chancellor and family. Colum-
bus, Ga; Colonel T. NJ. Semmes and tho
Misses Semmes, Lexington, Va; Mrs. +. -.
Gregory, Atlanta. Ga; J.. Theodore Smith
and lady. ShelbyYille. Ky. with many others.
Mr.. George +. Jones. Mr.. Il. Gibson. Mr. X.
II. Crump, Mr.. Leonard Noel, Mr. i. M.
Darlington, all # your city. are here.
The -narrOw-gaugo railroad tram has Just mr.
rived with twenty-five passengers - Is first trip
since the misunderstanding between the two
railroad companies-cordiall greeted on its
arrival by our band and a large number Of
the guests.