Evening journal., 1893-05-22
ABOUT PASTE DIAMONDS
Miss Fletcher's Choice Dis
course On the Real and Sham.
BAD CRASH AT DEEP WATER POINT

The Tug juno, BY Quick Work After a
Collision Of the Bark Wright and
schooner Brown. Saves Both Vessels
From Destruction River Clubmen May
Go On q Long Bay Trip This Year.
other Matters.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW Castle. May % - Paste
Diamonds" was the subject Of an able
and polished discourse by Miss Fletcher
Of Dublin, ireland, who Is spending a
few days kere, delivered in the NJ. +
Church last night Miss Fletchers ex.
tensive vocabulary and winsome actions
were made more pleasing by the sim.
plicity Of the choice English words in
which she couched her address. "ln
late years. she said. "a paste has been
discovered, which, when nodded and
polished so resembles the real diamond
that no old jeweler will purchase
diamond now without testing Il.
Identical to day is the real lady and the
sham lady. A real lady can afford 10 te
generous, but a sham lady never can.
The book says to be courteous and our
real lady knows every word in that book,
for she makes il her study, her model A
real lady lives in hope, content. A sham
lady is full Of want She is always
wanting something. The present is not
at all pleasant, she is wanting something
in the future. Now they seldom think
of the vast amount Of influence they ex-
ercise in the world What would the
dance hall and the card table be without
the sham LADY, What would al the
balls of pleasure be without herr
1t is she who has that paltry and silly
passion for fnery and adornments. But
the real lRdy's influence is always in
the best direction. No matter where
she goes it is safe TO 60, her leading is
right And her influence In her family
circle. Her brothers and her brothers
friends find they must be noble men, II
she associates with them. She is
crowned, too. Her husband praises her,
and her children rise up and call her
blessed Who ever heard the children
Of sham lady call her blessed2 Well
may history say Of Mrs. Hayes. Many
Presidents wives have done virtuously,
but thou excellest them all. The real
lady keeps the best society she can get
The sham lady thinks the best society
lives in the finest houses The real lady
believes that the best society is that il
which she eau find the most good ant
the least evil OF vanity.
River Excursionists Planning a Big Trip
Many Of the members Of the New
Castle River Club are endeavoring to re
organize the club for another big excur
sion 70 start from New Castle on July 4
II is thought that If the club reorganize
1t viii this year 60 down, 100 strong
through the canal and down the Chesa.
peake bay. The excursionists propose {
stop at and parade through Delawar
City, St. Georges. Chesapeake City, Be
terton, Worton Manor Cambridge an
either Baltimore city or Bay Ridge an
COLCHESTER.
The Juno Had 20 Separate Them.
While the we'll known river tugs Jur
and Bradley were tied up at the Del
ware street wharf here yesterday afte
noon. the Juno was signalled TO come
the assistance Of two distressed vesse
in the river. The schooner Bess
Brown, while on her way to Richmor
had collidod with the bark James .
Wright, at anchor near Deep Wat
Point The rigging became fast |
the force Of the collision, and IL T
quired the tug Juno TO separate d
vessels. The bark lost jibboOm al
all headgear. The schooner escap,
serious injury.