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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-07-14

BILLY GRASPED THE MAN BY THE COLLAR.
peared, and Corky was sure that he had
gone into the large store of Raynor s;
Co., which covered half of the block on
that side of the street. Into the store
darted Corky, just in time to see the
man he was pursuing disappear down
one of the side aisles of the store.
That man." gasped out Corky, as he
ran down the center aisle of the store
with all the clerks staring at him
that man-with he-light-overcoat!
Stop him. He is thief. Stop him.
Running through a side aisle at his
right, Corky found himself face to face
with the thief, who was hurrying
toward an open door. Corky rushed
upon him and seized him by the skirt of
his coat, whereupon the man affected
great surprise and Indignation.
What do yon mean, boy?" he asked,
haughtily.
II want that money" said Corky,
breathlessly.
The boy must be crazy" said the
man to the f1oor-walker and others who
came hurrying forward.
NO, I'm not" said Corky, boldly.
The man is thief. He stole the pay.
roll money from the Republican office. "
what nonsense," said the man, as
he tried to pull his overcoat from
Corky's hands. Let 60 of my coat,
you little rascal
II won't" said Corky, boldly, as he
tried to thrust his hands into one of the
pockets of the coat.
will you kindly assist me in free
10
clutches?" said the man to one of the
fioor-walkers who now approached.
At that moment door of a private
Office near that aisle opened, and out
came Mr.. Raynor and the business
manager of the Republican. who said:
why, Corky, what does this mean?"
sit means" cried Corky, as he lodged
blow the now desperate thief aimed
at his head-''it means that this fellow
has the payroll money in his pocket.
and
There was no need to say more, for
Billy bounded forward and grasped the
man by the collar, while Corky, sue
ceeding at last in getting his hand into
one of the mans pockets, drew out 4
great roll of bills. and ten minutes
later the man was riding in the patrol
wagon, and the money, without the
loss of n cent, was on it's way back to
the Republican office.
COrky, who was the most modest Of
boys. was amazed to find his picture in
the Republican the next morning, and
still more amazed to read all that the
paper said about him. And during the
day a still greater surprise awaited
him, for it was discovered that the
man was notorious thief for whom
reward of five hundred dollars was
offered by the authorities of an eastern
city. This reward came to Corky in
due time, and he was wise enough to
make the very best use of it for his
mother and the little brothers and
sisters
He is in the Republican office still,
tall, bright-looking young man who
long ago gave up the duties of an office
roustabout. and who has gone step by
step up to one of the most important
and lucrative positions in the Office
J. l.. Harbour, in Harper's Young Peo-
pie.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-07-14

Technical-Scrimpit Ito the rich
distiller's daughter)-''Miss Wrye--
Hebe. What can do to prove my love?'
Miss Wrye-'I appreciate the spirit of
your offer, Mr.. Scrimpitt; but your pow
erty, am afraid, renders your love Q
spirit above proof, as papa would say
Truth.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-07-14

The man who never makes any
mistakes never Goes any work that will
outlive him.-Ram's Horn.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-07-14

Glasgow is famous among Scotch
cities for its captive song birds. Bel
gian canaries bred in Glasgow often
fetch as high as ten pounds sterling
apiece, and the linnets, goldfinches and
various cross breeds are equally IA
nous and valuable. The skylark is
frequently Gagged in Glasgow, and the
bird sings. though it does not breed i'll
captivity. The captive skylark often
retains much of its native wildness,
and when approached flies madly about
it's cage, beating its head against the
bars. 1t has been discovered that the
male skylark in captivity will feed
young larks brought in from the field,
though the female neglects them. The
bird shows of Glasgow are as famous
and popular almost as the horse show
and the dog show of New York.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-07-14

gate him, and take from him the liber-
ty of exercising them is bound to re-
spect or even TO tolerate--St. Louis Re-
,,hI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07
THE WEEK AT THE WARM SPRINGS.
The Misses Moore Give High Tea-Hay-
Rides to Flag Rock by Moonlight.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispat

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WARM SPRINGS, VA, August 5.-The week
opened brilliantly last Monday evening
with german, led by Mr.. George Gibson,
of Baltimore. The figures were unique
and the dancing was enjoyed by the par;
Elephants and spectators as WELL Several
couples from the Hot Springs were present
and added much to the pleasure OF the
occasion.
A pleasant innovation IN the amusement
at the Springs was introduced on Wednes-
day afternoon by the Misses Moore, OF
Richmond, who entertained their friends
at q tea given complimentary to Miss
Stewart, OF st. Louis. Among the guests
present were Misses Baker, Koppeler, Boy
kin, Johnston, Walthall. and Carryl, and
Messrs. Perry. Mitchell, Gayle, CabelI, and
Mcclure.
A merry party of young people on Fri
day evening took advantage of the beauti-
full moonlight we are having TO 60 to Flag
Rock on a hay-ride. and oil agree the view
from that place was even more enchant-
ing under tho pale rays of the moon tnan
under the warm light of the sun. The
chaperons were Mr.. and Mrs. Cook, OF
Norfolk.
GOES WITHOUT SAYING.
Richmond is we'll represented here and
sustains her reputation for beautiful
women. Among those now here may be
mentioned MIR. and Mrs. Wyndham II.
Meredith, Mrl. f. Z. Robinson, Mrs. w. S.
Armistead, Colonel Powhatan Ellis, Mr..
and Mrs. w. l.. Wormely. Misses Moore,
Mrs, John 4. L. Anderson, Mrs. and Miss
Archer. Mrs. and Miss Boykin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Levin Joynes, Mrs. Loren Dickinson
and Misses Dickinson. Miss Johnston,
Messrs Pegram. Mcclure, and Talbot.
Senator Walthail and Hon. John Goode
are among the recent arrivals.
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rHE RroHMoND DIsPAToH-sUNDAY. AUGUST Z. 1882


ter. Miss Alma. left for the Cold Sulphur
this week.
DR.. and Mrs. y. p. Reese are spending
the week a. Variety Springs.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert w. burke arc guests
at Hotel Allegheny. in Goshen.
Mrs James Pugh. OF Dsnyiiie, Is nore tne
guest Of her niece. Mrs. ): y, hckltor.
The Rev. DIR. Tucker, OF Mobile, arrived
Friday and Is the guest OF Mr. ana MIS-
Henry ID. Peck, at " MONTGOMERY haii'
Mr.. and Mrs. William Il, Harrison. Ior-
mofly of this city, now residin2 10 Denver.
are in the city visiting MIR. and Mrs. 1eorRe
NJ. Harrison. .,.,.
Mr. and Mrs. p. n. Trout aud children
are M the Rockbridge Alum. -.
Mrs. Rebecca f. Richardson ana MISS
Eliza Kinney. OF Richmond. are here tIls
week visiting Major aud Mrs. II. d. BELL
DR.. BENJAMIN Blackford was IN Lyncn-,
burg Wednesday attending the funerai Oh
DIR. w. A. Strother.
Misses Maude and Aleen Stack are at the
Sweet Chalybeate Springs.
Miss Ray, of Albemarle. is here, the
guest of the Misses Wren, on west beverly
street.
Miss Matte Kingan is visiting friends in
Council Bluffs. Ia.
Mrs. George III. Cochran is at the Warm
Springs. p..h.
Mr.. Isaac Witt and Mr.. Horny Witz ielt
Wednesday for Cold Sulphur -
Miss Laura Hughes. of Ohariestown, w,
Va, is visiting her brother, MIR. d. e.
Hughes.
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Affirmation. Of nufr.lo Rldre.

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
BrrrALo RIDGE SpRwGs, August Cit IS
no surprise to those who are familiar with
this resort that from year to year 1t be,
comes more attractive and popular, and
the number of visitors consequently
greater.
This season the attractions. have been
unusual and the guests have found their
summer unprecedentedly deligntIui.
Owing to the curative properties or the
water. many invalds come here yearly,
but the mountain air and scenery and the
genial hospitality of the host and his wife
attract many young people and others who
desire eayety and country life combined.
Among the recent arrivals we note the
following From Lynchburg-Mrs. Sarah
Miller. Mrs. II. l.. Miller and family, Mrs.
Robert Clement, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ): Mays
and family, N. II. Bowman and family,
Nr. and Mrs. William II. Jones, MIR. and
Mrs. Peter Ainslie, Mrs. F9rshery aud
treli. Beers, Nowlin, Duiguid, Messrs. q.
n. Mitchell. @. Il. Pankey, A. w. Lucado.
J. b. Miller, WI. Seabury. W. L. Vaughan,
Thomas McCraw. j. /. Lee and son. ). w.
SSHehnn; Mr. Mr.. a and Mrs. ". F. Gill,
los Angeles, CAL; Mr.. ID. j. Walk
er. North Carolina; @. w. Taylor,
Washington, ID. G. Mrs. .. p. Taylor,
Alexandria; Mr.. l.. w. Graf, Parkersburg,
w. Va: j. P. King, Montreal; Mr.. g. +;
Simpson and family, Misses Horseley. and
Hu6ard. Nelson county; Miss Order,
I,oyingston DR.. Scott and Mr.. Edward
Scott, Howardsville; j. +. Bear. Rich
mond; Misses Thornhill and LIE Grand,
Appomattox: General and Mrs. J. Q. Hill
and Miss Hill, Scottsville; Mrs. j.. I. Ire
william, Richmond; Mrs. Wainwright, Nor
wood Robert w. Anderson, Washington,
ID. c.; Mr.. Frank Moon and Miss Mary
Moon, Scottsyille.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-07
APPRECIATED CONCERT
A German at Fry's Spring.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, August 6.-An I'M
usually large number of germans have
taken place in this vicinity this summer,
but probably none of them were more de-
lightful than the one gwen by the Summer
German Club at this popular summer re-
sort on Wednesday night last. The large
and handsome dining-room OF the Hotel
Albemarle, where the dancing took place,
presented charming scene with its beau
tiful bellies and handsome beaux. With
the exception of q short interInission TO
partake of refreshments, the dancing was
kept up from 8 p. NJ. until 2 A. NJ. Messrs.
Robert Il. Mason, Dr., and Andre Burthe
were the leaders, and fully retained their
reputation in this graceful art. The Com
mittee of Arrangements consisted of
Messrs. w. l.. Cochran. Il. Il. Baker. and
Mason Brown. A part OF the Stonewall
Band furnished music.
The participants were Miss Mollie
Niche. red silk, with Hampson Gary !;
Miss Lettie Robertson, Nile-green crepe
de chine. Stuart Hanckel Miss Nonnie
Burthe, white organdie. NJ. X. Cannon I;
Miss Nora Moran. yelIow-silk chiffon, VIM
ston Niche; Miss Adele Burthe. Nile
green crepe do chine, Leo Burthe; Miss
Orick, of ST. Louis. white null, Bernard
Harrison; Miss Della Page. white null,
Mr.. johnson; Miss Lizzie Niche. white
silk. Marshall Walker; Miss Lucy Brooks,
of Alexandra. white china silk, Cary
Burthe; Miss Jordose. red silk, Mr. Pey-
ton; Mss Mary Wright. Of Little Rock.
Ark, figured silk. @. w. Jester; Miss
Eunice Niche, white null. Morton Baker !;
Miss Mary Roscoe Randolph, white silk,
Charles Woods; Mrs. DuBose. black silk.
Fred. b. White; Miss Jennie Randolph.
white oraandie. w. l. Cochran Hiss VIZ
Eask hs q New Ta oe @ White a SEX Ms
Wright; Mss PsYton, white null. Nor.
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summer Gayeties at Greenwood.

Correspondence OF the kichmon1 islspatcn-l
GREENwooD, Va, August 6.-The season
at Greenwood has been one OF consider,
able gayety. Tennis, lawn-parties, and
pic-nics have been frequent. "Wednesday
NIGHTS are devoted to dancing. alterna-
tiyely at Mrs. McCue's and Mrs. Black
burns. Next "Wednesday the 10Th instant
the ladies at Mrs. McCue's will give odt
poaire. About forty outside invitations
have been issued and large company IS
expected. M.
Mr. and Mrs. G. d. Lsnghorne and Miss
Irene Langhorne have moved into their
new country place.
The recent arrivals at Mrs. McCue's are
Mrs. Reid, Misses Maggie, Ruby, Kyle, and
Lula Reid, of Norfolk; James n. Boyd and
family, w. w. Barrow, wife. and two chill
dren, Mrs. Moore. Miss Halle Strother,
and Mrs. Methyen Il. Freeman and two
children, of Richmond Professor and
Mrs. Mortimer Earle, of Columbia College,
New York; Mr.. James Garland Dawson, OF
Louisiana, and Mr.. Frank G. Dawson, OF
Danville.
This week a large party camped out on
the Humpback Mountain, one OF the hlgh-
est points of the Blue Ridge, and had
delightful time.
Mrs. Harrison Robertson and Miss Jennie
Forbes. who have been spending some
time IN Baltimore, have returned and are
now at their country place.
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msnt. Tho horses wcre scarcely neck
spart most OF the time, but Mr.. Barry
rode In two lengths ahead ut the finish:
Last night there was q perfect crush IN
the town hall. the german commencing
about III o'clock and lasting Till hslf-past 2,
bur from Q the participntors ana lockers
on began coming in. and the mum 9s .ne
music and conversation filed tne ouiiding.
Some of the costumes OF the TAR sex were
visions of LONELINESS. Not only was Nir-
einia well represented, but Baltimore and
Washington, and every one pronounced IT
q social success. ,,,. 4. -.
ing Mrs. Charrington here. :.
Sir. Edmund Cook OF Clarke. MT.
Charles Hurcamp Of Fredericksburg, Mr. !.
Derrick. Mr.. Louis Green, and Mr.. Gard
rier Booth Of Alexandra are all staying In
town. ,, =
Mrs. Harry Shepherd. OF Admission, Is
visiting relatives here. =,
Miss Minnie de Beneville has come down
from Philadelphia. bringing her charming
little blackboard with her, to the delight
of her many girl friends:
Miss Lula Braxton. OF Fredericksburg I,
Ia visiting Miss Rosaline Scott.
Misses Maggie Mason OF the University
and Claudia Stuart of Washington are
visiting Miss Alice Payne.
Miss Fannie Davis, OF Alexandra, Is also
10 town.
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Old wliliam.burr's Budget.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatcn.I
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, August 6.-Mr. Ro-
bert A. Lively, well-known citizen. who
has been sick for some time. is sinking to-
day and may possibly die before morning.
His brother, Edward II. Lively, who re-
sides at Gwin, Goochland county, has
been notified of his condition.
Miss Cora Smith. who has been summer.
ing at Virginia Beach, the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Ro. Nj. Hughes, of Norfolk,
has returned home.
Mrs. Lewis Ellyson and two children
from New York. who have been visiting
the family of Mr.. Thomas l.. Bloxton, left
yesterday for Richmond.
Mrs. Balsome and daughter. Miss
Blanche, from Norfolk, are visiting MIR.
and Mrs. j. p Johnson, at Kelton.
Mr.. George NJ. Walden. OF Selma. Ala, Is
hee on a visit to his parents.
Professor L. Stanley Lacey, of Balti.
more, was here yesterday to visit his
friends.
President and Mrs. Lyon G. Tyler hope
to leave Tuesday next for O lengthy So
journ at Virginia Beach.
Professor Hugh 3. Bird. of the college
faculty, and Rev. T. G. Page. of Bruton
Episcopal cathedral. are in Gloucester
county visiting.
Miss Fannie Booth left yesterday fol-
Charleston, w. Va. to visit friends.
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sr,,mer yJ.,tors at KeswIcl.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
KEsw1cK, VA, August 6.-Miss Phelps.
of Columbus. o.; Mr.. and Mrs. M. +.
Taylor. of Baltimore, Nd, and Mrs. X. L.
Pace, of East Point. Co.. are summerlng
at Glover Fields, the residence of Mr..
4. NJ. Randolph.
Mrs. ]. d. Dunett and Mr.. d. W. Dunett,
of Richmond. are on visit to MIR. j. d..
Dunett, near Keswick.
Mrs. Gillespie, of West Virginia, and
Master David Mohler, of Washington. are
visiting at East Belmont, tho home OF
MIR. Isaac Long.
Mrs. Ssdler and daughters, of Richmond,
and Miss Howard, of Ashland, are the
guests of Mr.. j. G. Quarles.
DR.. Cooper. of Richmond, is visiting
Hon. John T.. Massey at Ash Lawn
Miss Anna McNeal, of Norfolk. Mrs. Tut
wiler, and Mr. q. A. Chewing, of Biz
mingham. Ala, are summering at Island
Home, the residence of Mrs. Wallace.
Mrs. Lansing Fox, of Wingina, is visiting
at p" Fruitlands."
Miss May Boston, of Memphis, who has
been a guest at "Fruitlands." lett last
Wednesday for visit TO Warrenton.
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THE pAaKER-AaMlsTeAo NUpruALs
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A Brilliant Society Wedding at Adriance.
The Bride a Richmond Belle.


Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dlspatch.l
ADRIAScH, Va, August Son tuesday
evening last the hospitable doors of Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Baker Blanton were
thrown open to large and brilliant as
senlblage OF friends TO witness the mar
riage ceremony of their niece, Miss Anne
Dieile Armistead. of Richmond, Va, to
Mir. Thomas Ogier Parker. of Charleston, 8.
c., grandson OF DIR. Thomas 0gier and son
OF the late Charles William Parker, of that
place. The bride is the daughter Of the
late James Monroe Armistead. a we'll
known and highly honored citizen of
Richmond. Va. She is charming young
woman. known and admired by a large
circle of friends for her beauty of charac-
ter. as well rs her fascinating manners and
wonderful brightness.
The groom IS we'll known in Charleston,
s. O.. and also IN Roanoke, Va, his pres
emit place Of business. aud Is highly es-
teemed for his many noble qualities OF
head and heart.
The house and lawn were handsomely
lighted, and the elaborate floral decora-
tions were IN yellow and white.
THE CEREMONY.
Promptly at half-past the bridal par ty
entered the drawing-room. where tina
Episcopal ceremony was impressively per-
formed by Rev. William N. Wilson, OF
Cumberland. Va. The groom's best man was
DR.. X. w. Fry, of Roanoke, Va. The brides
maid of honor was her sister, Miss Marie
Therese Armistead. of New York. in vel
low crepe. and her bridesmaid, MISS Carrie
Il. Blanton. also in yellow crepe. entered
the room with Mr.. William j. Armistead.
The bride was exquisitely alfred in gown
Of white crepe. her bridal veil being grace.
fully caught to her gown and hair with
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pnr.nnnIs from AIbemarIe.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispat

IIOrrcsUOuQenC5
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, August 6.-The
Rev. DIR. and Mrs. j. William Jones, OF At
lanta, Ga, arrived in this city Friday.
Mrs. Zones expects to remain here for a
month, and will be the guest of Mrs. w.
A. Wood.
Misses Pearl and Annis Sinclair are visit
ing Mr.. Benjamin Wood Glddings, at
Leesburg. -
A delightful dance was given by Mrs.
Stockton. of 1.-The Brook" on Tuesday
night in honor of Misses Annie and Fannie
Guy. Miss Cunningham of Richmond, and
Miss Holcome of Washington, who are
summering at The Brook"
Mrs. II. w. Hillebrand, nee Miss Rosa
Williams, left on Wednesday to join her
husband in Chicago. From there they
will go TO Duluth, MIMI, where Ar. Hllle-
brand ia residing.
Misses Haidie and Mamie Perkins and
Misses Bessie and Elsie Smith have re-
turned from months visit TO friends in
Bedford county. The Misses Smith left
Yesterday for Spotsylyania county 10 visit
their grandmother.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Southall and
daughter, Miss Evelyn, left Friday for
New York.
Russell Hope, and Miss Katie Lipop, left
Charlottesville Thursday for Winchester
to visit friends.
Mrs. Julia Yancy and Miss Fairfax Lo-
ring of Richmond and Miss Emma Gibson
of North Carolina are the guests OF MIR. X.
z. Valentine, IN this city.
Mr.. William Baskerville, formerly con-
nec.ed with Pantop's Academy, has gone
TO Roanoke. where he will reside in the
future.
Miss Irene Valentine, of Richmond. is
- I. n 10 fFftr
Mr.. William Hartman, Of Pullman, ILL.,,
is visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylyanus Morris, of Athens,
Ca, are guests Of Mrs. Mary W. Minor.
DIR. II. l.. Hedges, the Misses Lyon, Mr..
LYMAN and sister. Mr.. and Miss Dabney,
and Miss Miller, of Charlottesville, were at
the Black Rock Springs this week.
Coeesuale. Miss ~. II. Turner, niece Of
Mr.. j. CT. Grooms, was married to MIR. w.
s. Carr, the depot agent at Covesyille, on
tuesday last, the ceremony taking place
az the residence of Mr.. Grooms. Only q
few friends were present. The Rev. Daniel
Blair performed the ceremony.
ProM.-Miss Matte wilkins and Miss
Annie @. Beal, of Richmond, are visiting
friends at this place.
MIR. james Thrift accompanied by his sis
ter. left for Rockville, Md. this week, after
a visit TO his mother. Miss Thrift expects
10 remain for some time.
Anoa.-E. C. Grant and family, of An
napolls, Md r. w. Whitehurst, of Nor
folk; j. b. Points, Of Baltimore; w. s.
Powell and Charles j. Gibbs, Of PhiIadel-
phia, are late arrivals at the Alton.
The Misses McCue, of Lynchburg, are
visiting Mrs. w. IL. Turner.
Miss Mary Hall, of Charlottesville, is
the guest OF Miss Edna Lipscomb.
Mr. L. Il. Williams. of Ronceyerte, is at
Avon.
Miss Mamie Slayro and sister, Miss AIDE
they will spend the remainder of the sum-
mer.
Mrs. John Shelton. of Manchester, is
visiting Mr.. A. Y. Shelton, at Batesyills.
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The Week at st.nntsn.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
SrAusToS. Va. August 6.--Hon. George
Mushback, of Alexandra, was in the city
Friday.
Miss Mamie l.. Tate is the guest of rela-
tiyes in Louisa this week.
Miss Virginia NJ. Stricken. is spending a
part of her vacation at the Gladys Inn,
Clifton Forge.
Mr.. w. w. Cosby. OF Richmond, was
here Monday to give bond.before the Hust-
ings Court in the matter of the special
receivership OF tho Gordon Land Compa-
ny, Mr.. Cosby having been made one of
the special receivers.
Miss Gertrude Stuart. OF West Virginia,
has returned to her home after visit here
to Miss Matte p. Harris.
Mrs. Charlotte Stevens, OF Detroit. Is in
the city. the guest of her niece, Mrs.
Charles Curry.
Ms. Julius Q. schasrsr and her daugh-
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man Baker Miss Brown, Iblue organdie,
Kenneth Brown; Miss Mary Cochran, black
lace, Mr.. Hancock; Miss Lucy Estes, oil
Danville, wbise crepe do chine, Mason
Brown Miss Ada Page. blue organdie. Mr..
Preston Miss lmogene Peyton, white
silk. Edgar Disney; Miss Sue Muller, Of
New Orleans, white muslin, embroidered
with rod, Andre Burthe Miss Elizabeth
Brown, white silk. Dir. Gaylord; MISS
Leila Harrison. OF New York. white crepe
w. Catchincs. ]. ID. Robertson. Thorn
well Mutually, Hitchcock. Perry. II. +.
Mason. Jr.. George Ainslie. and w. X.
Abbott. Chaperons: Mrs. +. B. Moran,
Mrs. q. u. Burthe. Mrs. Randolph, Mrs:
Harrison of New York. and Mrs. Orick OF
81. Louis.
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THE SEASON AT wARRENToN.
Racing and stecpiechasing by the "Hunt
Club "A Brilliant German.
Correspondence Of tho Richmond DisDstch.l

ICOtfo5pCuIcnco vi lilo istShahSta bi5boeShi
WARRESroS, August 6.--Yesterday was
quite the gayest day OF the season in our
summer resort. Tho Warrenton Hunt
Club, one of the eleven recognized hunt
clubs of the United States, held their
races Of o'clock, and gave brilliant GER
man at 9 in the evening.
The attendance upon the former was the
largest ever seen here and the enthusiasm
genuine. The grand-ssand was crowded
and the chorus that went up from IL was
enough to inspire not only riders, but
horses TO do their best.
Mr. Charles Hurcamp's thoroughbred,
Independence, won the first-mi.e dash
with close second in Irritation. belong
ink to Mr. Il. A. Cooper.
The second race was won by MIR. II. A..
Carr, and the third By Magee. aud the old
and welI-known racer. Amelie Riyes. owned
by DR.. Hicks, made close second in the
third race.
The last was steeple-chase. All other
horses dropped out but Mr.. Ernest Hays
!" Yenus,n ridden by himself, and Mr.. Mad
dux's Will Davis ridden by MIR. Her.
bert Barry. Never have We saen more
beautiful riding OF more thrilling excite