The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-24
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THE title Of doctor which we have
conferred uDOu NJ ZOla." says a writer
i0 the Gil Bias, whose article is headed
Doctor Ioia, Is not mere ,illt 4, y
depicted moral ana social misery in MS
works with unrivaled skin. but In many
passages he has described the outward
symptoms Of disease In mastery way.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Nf4rga-of Stanbury Willard. daughter OF
Nr Edward x. Willard, OF New York,
20 Mr.. WorthingtOn Miner OF BuHaIo.
0Iss Wizards father is Well-hnoWn
Wall-Street broker. Mr.. Miner IS law
yer.
Sir W. X. Travers. who has Mr.. @. H..
J. belmont. Of New York. as his guest
40 Newport. has rented mis- cottage on
Rhode Island avenue TO Miss Georsidnnd
o. King for the season OF 1884
q correspondent writing from stock
holm under date Of May 18th, says: .This
morning the royal coach and four blaZ-
ing with gold and covered with velvet.
took the recently arrived United states
Minister PlenipOtentiary and Envoy EX-
traordInary Thomas y. Ferguson 10 me
with King oscar H. In the evening me
Minister dined with the King and ac-
copied an Invitation 10 dinner with the
Crown Prince the following night
New York Herald.
The engagement Is announced Of N.
Ernest Cannot. second son Of the Presi-
laat ~ the French Republic. TO Mile.
Marguerite Chris daughter of the Sena-
tor 81. E-nest Carnot is an engineer.
"Tnc Countess Of aberdeen will leave
SAYS the New York Herald "She Is 10
b. away six weeks, and Will return in
July. accompanied by the DOwager COun-
tess 81 Aberdeen. Their Exceliencies have
finally decided 10 occupy 'MapeWOOd'
in Halifax for the summer, and VIII
take I'D their abode there about the 1st
of july. Halifax Is 20 be unusually gay
this summec and many people from other
parts OF Canada speak OF making il their
summer HEADQUARTERS Several American
yachts with fashionable parties from New
York and Boston are expected ia Halifax
early In July and no emo or exciting
events are foretOd."
successful dressmaker OF New York
Is Still q young and pretty woman, al
though She began sixteen or eighteen
years ago Ia earn her living in her present
business, and has for most OF that time
largely supported a considerable family.
she now manages with humanity. tact,
and success room fun OF sewing girls,
maintains comfortable home, dresses
with taste and elegance, aud has the air
and manners Of "a Rentlewoman.
Two eminent English physicians, Or.
Warren Lombard and Or. Vaughan Har-
ley. have recently MADE an important
series Of experiments regarding the in
Muence Of tobacco on muscular effort.
mat Influence was not so marked In the
experiments Of Or. Harley as In those Of
ir Lombard. The conclusion which Or.
Harley has reached is thai moderate
smoking, In one accustomed. 10 IL, neither
Increases the capacity for work nor re-
'ards the approach Of fatigue; though. In
some cases, II may slightly diminish mus
Guar power and hasten The time in which
fatigue oyercomes the system.
While playing with Julia Marlowe at the
tnicagO Opera House. ebruary 49, 1889,
AGA d. Dow Currier was Injured by
beng struck on the head by block of
wood. which fell from the flies of the
lneatrc Her skull was fractured, and
Tor lime her life was in danger. and, as
the result OF the blow, she has lost the
sense Of smell. she hes begun suit
against David Henderson, manager Of the
theatre. for 5000 damages, and the trial
~ the case began In the Supreme Court
Tuesday bafors Justice Barrett