davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-15

Form the great center Of the human
body. These three constituting a sort
OF triple alliance; each assisting to carry
out and perfect the individual functions
of the other. The Liver being the
larger organ and possessing greater cor
reciing and regulating lnflueLces, the
others are consequently dependent upon
Its healthy conditions; when 1t performs
its functions well the powers of the sys-
TEN are fully developed. All eminent
physicians agree that more diseases pro-
coed from diseased liver than from any
other cause. The conclusion then Is in
evitable, and may he stated rs an ac-
cepted fact, that to keep In good health,
the liver must be kept in good order.
DR.. Tobin's HepatozOne guaranteed to
keep the liver and entire system In a
healthy condition.
People ruin their systems with mer-
curial drugs. Hepatozone will eradi-
cate all disorders arising from the liver,
and contains no mercury.
Hepatozone is the only liver medicine
that Is sold under bona tlde guarantee
to do all that is claimed for 1t. 1t never
fails. 1t is the greatest liver medicine
ever discovered. All druggists keep 1t.
No. l0H.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-15

In the office Of A. C. Schryver, next
to the Commerce street bridge, is one Of
the finest cabinets OF choice and rare
specimens Of ores and minerals in the
United States, and II will pay anyone
interested In such matters to pay II n
Wait
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-15

w. w. Reed, druggist of Winchester,
Ind writes: Zone of my customers,
Mrs. Louisa Pike, BartoDio, Randolph,
County. Ind, was long sufferer with
Consumption, and was given up to die
by her physicians. She heard of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
months time she walked to this city, a
distance of six miles, and Is now SO
much improved she has quit using it,
She feels she owes her life to 1t. Free
trial bottles at A. Dreiss' Drug Store.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-15

At Eagle Pass, is the most central and
popular hotel in the city. The building
Is a two-story brick, and elegantly fur
nished, and the Proprietor, W. A. Fitch,
is an energetic and accommodating
landlord. Be sure and stop at this
house. ll-27-3m
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-15

A two-story, eight-room house, and
a five-room cottage adjoining, situated
or the corner Of Avenue b and Ninth
street, the former with all modern con-
veniences, viii be sold cheap or rented
in meantime. Inquire of f. W. Carrico,
at No. 0l2 Avenue g. 1l-24-1m
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-15

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used for children
teethlng. 1t sooths the child, softens
the gums, alleys all pain, cures wind
collie, and is the best remedy for diar-
rhna. 25 cents a bottle. 7-22-lyr.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-15

HUSBAND, II you have a Weak Nervous,
Dehilitnted wife, do not scold or become
angry with her. Give her gnd, loving words
with MORLEY'S T-X-S TONIC CORDIAL,
the Great system Renovator, and our word
for II she win soon bless you. For sale by +.
kaltpXpr A Son
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-15

nay For everything needed in the lum-
Der line, call on Il. j. Bethel, at Inter
national and Great Northern depot. ly
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-15

An elegant and complete line OF
over-ooats will be sold at New YORK
prices for the next 80 days by l.. Eisner,
corner of Military plaza and Commerce
street, ll-26-1m
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-15

There is nothing that adds so much TO per-
sonal beauty MS set of pearly white teeth
and pure sweet breath. By using ORiDONTO
the Teeth and Gums are kept In perfect order
and a fragrant breath assured. only 80 cents
n box. Liquid and Powder. For sale by +.
kaltsyer q Son.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-15

CEcONO-HAED BOOKS bought and sold ais
Sboisdad sire OF, opposite courthouse.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-15

TURNER MAENNERCHOR-Meets every FRI
day evening at Turner Hall club rooms. Pres
ident, a. Il. Beckmann; Secretary and Treas
urer, Alex Joske; Music Director, Carl Beck.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-15

DOCK BINDING AND RULING doneat the lowest
ID rates Mt the Liz hit Job ONCE.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-15
Che DallpIi0bt
TUESDAY,. December IS 1885.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

New Tim. Card In Erect May ~. 1888,
n A a, n. ftssfIroad.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-15

MENDELsoHS SINGING SOCIETY, mixed
voices, meets every Thursday evening at the
President, Q. II. Mueller; Secretary, A. Kahn;
DIRECTOR. Cnrl neck. =.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-12-15

No. Navarro Street, CAN ANT0NIn
Opposite Groos' Bank. phN hNiVniV'
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-04
A CIty where Women Do All the WOrk.

On Friday morning looked out of my
cabin window to find that we were tied
up at the most yellow wharf that ever
saw, and in front of large, barn-like
building. did not dream that we were
at Asuncion, but, going on deck. found
that the barn was the custom house for
Paraguay, and that when we went ashore
we were In the city Of the republican In
cognita. A very nice little city we found
it TO be. Not that it is pretty or pre-
tentious, or worth visiting-but it is an
enterprising, republican, go-ahead place.
Most of the houses are small and old. and
are built without any regard to being on
the streets. You cannot imagine a more
irregular assemhlage of houses, but
the symmetry with which the pub
lie buildings are built Offset this. The
presidents house, government house,
arsenal, barracks, and custom house
stand on wide boulevards, and, with the
exception of the latter, are as we'll built
as the buildings in any American city of
the same rank. The word ssasuncionn
you know, is not Spanish for s'ascen-
sion, - as we used to believe when school
boys, but for assumption, and in the case
of the Paraguayan city is we'll bestowed,
AOA ~ - nOg OAtCu Al CSutA4 AAAACTtC8 ludt
there can be found a city that is more
assuming politically, socially and gener-
ally. Appropriations are voted by con-
gress and that body also fixes the salaries
Of the officials. The president receives
$4,000; the vice-president, So, 1000; the
ministry, $1,000; congressman, $500.
and the Judges of the supreme court,
$3.50. The population is about 500, 600,
and what is strange about it there are
only about $4,000 men and 40, 900 wo-
men. OF course, the females are the
farmers, producers and laborers. They
work slavishly, and are very poor.
While the men sit at home and drink
and smoke, they indefatigably toll and
support the families. Springfield Rspu6.
tic0n.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-04
A TattOoed Tramp.

The singular practice OF marking i&
skin indelibly with pictures and deslga
is very common among savages. but :
has largely died out among civlll'a
human beings-except sailors. 1t ! 10y
altogether foolish recklessness Nlea
leads,the sailor to submit to such HlafA
ing, for, travelling all about the wOrla 7
he does, his tattoo marks serve 70 i0sO
tify him inland.
Not long ago London tramp WssA
rested for drunkenness. he was iOanl
by a policeman climbing a lamPPoap !,
get drink certainly a singular pilo 3
10 find it. He was found when seaIcl =
to be tattooed from his shoulders % = =.
feet. The police thus descrl1e0 y
marks: a..
Letter d and ship on breast togelaa
with house, pigeons, anchor ana c ~.
haystack, fishes and trees, man orlnA'. 4.
q sheep, pig, the Union JacA,
Prince Of Wales feathers, an ancnO',s.ss
Inscriptions, "Love me and leave ne n
(Shakespeare), and a gravestone 70 !, h
memory Of all / love-" Highlana y
dancing, and Highland soldier aDa -, 7
other soldier wearing red coa1. - -
flags and bayonet, drum and 49, ~. u,
pile of shot, w. f., gun, anoIns
and crossed flags, crossed pipes : :. !
jug and glass: on the right arm 8 i,ss
sign, sailors, a ship, a cross ao sa. y
fish. q sailor with crossed DAes
s'Charlotte" in capital letters; On i - q.
arm q policeman taking man liz IL. y
tody, and Faith, Hope and CnL ma. - !
the left leg a man; on the rlsn'N =
woman and a flag.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-04

Behold che day s done and through The air.
From The Muexzin's tower the cal 70 prayer,
Bow, bow TO Allah, Most Compa
Ger the wide plains the Hute-calI Of the bell
From thousand minarets doth nightly tell
Its to Allah, man intrnsts bis fate.
Chime on, stflI chime, oh, musical, soft bells
Time never win outgrow this need which
dwells
Within mans heart-nor make prayer obso
But rs the Deed grows greater. greater too
Win be the prayer; to worship. and to do,
These two viii round the circle, fun, com
plete.
Hottie 2. Gris.O0Id, n Current
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-04

Says the st. Louis Republican: 1.-THE
nose il simply piece of cartilige, = said
a surgeon yesterday, ssand its shape can
be e. angcd with ease. a clever French
man, some years ago. invented a machine
for that purpose, and has made fortune
by il 50 many people are troubled with
: noses whose shapes do not please their
owners or their owners friends. The
machine consisted OF small shell, in
two parts, hinged together 1t is made
of iron, japanned or enameled. 1t is in
shape inside that Of perfectly moulded
nose, according to the tyne Of the fea-
lures Of the wearer. Thus you can OBJ
tain Roman, Grecian, rctr0usse, acoui-
line. Or any other shape you desire. To
apply the instrument the nose Is first
bafhed in warm water at bedtime, and
thoroughly heated and softeued. Then
it is CREASED with olive oil. gIycerine,
vaseline, or other oily substances Finally
the nose-improver Is fixed on and the
sides clasped together, and the. wearer
keeps IL on all night, taking care in the
morning to wash in cold water only. It
i . rather painful process st first, but
after the first two Or three applications
of the improver there is no more trouble.
II about month the nose begins to take
is new shape, aud st the end Of from
eight % ten weeks the alteration Is said
6 be perfect and permanent that IS.
until the patient becomes tired of that
particular shape and IS desir0ns OF hav-
Ing another. when tie same operation
with another Instrument Is necessikaked.
have known people change their noses
four on i've times Ia as many years. In
that WHY man could change tic style
0f his nose Us he changed ghe cut 0f his
trousers
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-04
WORDS or WISDOM.

Despair and postponement are coward
ice and defeat. Men were born to sue
coed, not to fail.
No ev propensity Of the human heart
IL SO powerful that IL may net besubdue6
by strict discipline.
He that. 70 the best Of his power, has
secured the final stake has q perennial
fountain Of Joy within him.
Humility, sweet as it may be as trait
of character, may degenerate into vice,
If not upheld by self-respect.
The family and friends of the drunk
ard should be protected from the shame
and dangers of his Drunkenness.
The verb ito be happy" has neither
present, past nor future It should al
ways be corrugated in the conditional.
A false friend is like a shadow on the
dial; IL appears in clear weather,
but vanishes as soon as q cloud APP
proaches.
There is no commonplace more in
sisted on than the happiness of trials by
jurics; yet If this blessed part of our
law be eludible by power and article,
we shall have little reason to boast.
Nothing hinders the constant agree
ment of people who live together but
vanity and selfshness. Let the spirit Of
humility and benevolence prevail, and
discord and disagreement would be
banished from the household
Too much love, OF too much expression
Of it, never yet spoiled a
child; it is undue indulgence
that does that, and that is what
the mother should guard against. She
must have aywell defined idea of what
is just to expect of her child, and work
to that as the builder does his plan. il
she would develop q respectful self-re.
speeding character.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-04
ph,ladeluhia's Richest Nan.

Isaiah ". Wilson, a letter - s..sys
Quaker city to the Chicago IrolppsiIs .
is set down as the richest man = i as.
delphia, his lorraine being placea i j Fhi
600, 600. He is the embodifns.s;s q. ves3
adeIphia business methods, - 3.,sat b
having been acquired By Pei Ter -
dustry. No man could have sLa .aS
Of the pennies with greater vigil y ibss
the dollars might take care ~ !, ! ros
selves. He came from the coun n. riith |,
boy. He obtained emPlogms.ss,o TO- ~
dry-goods firm and put MS s ~ dnS
into his little work. de ave va - 81 y
and dreamed dry-gcods. 5esirss
sten.iousness have trained nls . es
that his personal expenses, nO y. nor ~
inc his vast income, are new ..-er..ll.slss
81 500 or 81, 900 q year. :. hund'ss
hs has given away-in aqui en- 81 Is
way. TOO. II you please = eJhsrig
quarter Of q million dollars
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-04

house ana the green meaao->
brook running among the tss.s /, slsA
At other times she Law for -
still, with the white lids 1 ~. A
dreams IN her eyes, and her . ~, {
hands clasped across her br.... An, W.
1T is too late, y said n
once, seeing her thus. And :. a,'guss
Of the lower precipicc, with ~ ~ 1e Ia
still face before him, and an ,,ss VIII
est Of oil faces in the world q Il. dep.
cursed IN his heart the civiss.sal nm !
had wrought such wreck and ras i
One evening, just at dark, the =,
opened her eyes. ~ p'lnua
ruth, she called, softly
Ruth dropped her work and -.
to the bed. 0Alne ''e
'sKuth,n said the princess e.
strangel ! have been GROWN. 'al !
weak every day. l could mot s. xal
myself now. You know saia ~ y
not go until / got we'll, and :, saoaR
day, it has seemed as If / wer ~ re. eve
ready to 60 to Spain" s'9aas
Ruth dropped on her knees ho,;aa
bed. Some one knocked withn.s Y
then softly pushed open the dow s
entered. He came over beside ~ -
cess. who smiled up at him NOV ~
little thin hand to put it in his y
Ruth, dear said the princess -.
after another pause. Ruth dear go
how it seems as If / were ready ~ 'v4e
60 to SPAIN" A'''
A sob shook the slight figure kos.l..
beside the bed. The princess tprnsS !.
seeching eyes upon the doctor Hs.'ss
their prayer, and in like silent b, NJ
answered it. The princess smiled ~
The dusk came on deeper, and s,..
thing grew very still.
Ruth, cried the princess, al leo,a
and a great Joy trembled in her tone :
have found the way"
And a deeper silence fell. while 4.
hand the doctor held grew SLOWLY css
in his warm clasp.
In the darkness at length Ruth lima
her head.
81 know" she sobbed. 'Lcaw n.
now"
He paused a moment irresolute and
then came and knelt beside her.
81 shall not leave you now,n he aa
''Soon, if you wish. But our little i,
gave me a message before she went uns
her journey, and / should like to give /
to you now"
Silence for moment. In its hushlb,
two-the living rose from their kBeo
and stood in the darkness beside IN
dead.
eft is simple message, Ruth, said d.
doctor, land would not deliverit nov
but that / think you need its comIst
Dear. put your hand in mine and we viii
go to Spain. "
"Ah, " spoke the weary voice, "but VI
cannot. There is no road to Spain BIT
DEATH
There is another way said Dr.. FE.
good, and in the darkness she caught iAt
unsteady whisper of his voice. Zone !
the way our little one has gone -theyg
men call death. And the other oh NJ
darlingl my darling the other wal
lovers
He had drawn nearer her His arms
reached out to her. It was not agegue
of appeal; it spoke protection, relag,
strength. Ruth Trevor laid both boz
hands in both those waiting ones.
sShow me the way she whispend,
softly. "Love, let US 60 to Spain :
Marie A. Billings.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1885-03-04

The bnfssE IS hespikable fellow. It
Is elNnxs n~AN hnsiee wikh bsm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-19
NO Other chance!
How We Must Choose on Earth Be-
tween Heaven and hell---0ur
Decision IrrevocabIe.
Ii the Tree Fallcth Toward the South
or the North, In the Place Where II
Fnllcth There II Shall Re.
Dewu Taimagc's Scrmon Delivered Yes
tcrtlny Morning in Brooklyn
Tabernacle.

"suAll WE HAVE ANOTHER CHANCE ~
tliE NEXT woRfDgN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-19

prayer | learned in Infancy at my
mothers klUc until my last hour, had
gospel advantage. but for some reason
did not make the Christian choice, aud 4
am here waiting for tile Judge &c rive
me q new trial and another chance.
"StAngc,N says the other. al had
but one gospel call IN Madagascar, ana
accepted II, and do not need another
chance
"Why are you hcrcy' says QUE who on
earth had iecblcst intellect TO enc who
had great brain, and Silyery tongue, aud
scep;crs of influence.
The latter responds "oh, knew
more Than my fellows. mas
tered libraries and had learned
titles from colleges. and my
name was synonym FOR eloQuencc
and power. And vet neglected NV soul,
aud ! am here waiting for new trial.r
"Strange.N says the one ol the feeble
earthly capacity, vi knew Int little uf
worldly knowledge, hui knew Christ
and made him my partner. and hnvc no
need OF another chance"
Now The ground tremhleS with the an
preaching chariot. The great foldng-
doors of the hall swing open. 'Smnd
back cry The celestial ushcrs. "Sland
back, aud let the Judge OF Qdiok aud
dead pass tmough,n
lie takes the throne, and, booking over
The tlron9 OF nations, he says "Comc
TO Judgment, the last Judgment, the only
I lNdgmcntiN by one fash FROM the
throne AL the history of each one flames
l forth 60 The vision of himself and an
others. oDiyide,n says the Judge io the
lasSemhly nnNldcl" echo the walls
l'Dividc!" cry the guards angelic And
now the imuortals separate, rushing this
\ way aud that, and alter a while ;hcrc
/ Is great aisle between them, aud q great
vacuum widening and Widening aud The
|Judge turning TO the throng on one side
says vile thHtis righteous let him hr
\ righteous sim, aud he thai Is holy let him
be- holy still;h and then turning toward
tho throng ON the opposite side he SAYS
ole that Is unjust let him be unjust SIN,
aud he that IS lllthy let him be Hlthy
1 still,N aud then lifting one hand toward
/ each group he declares "il the tree fall
toward the south or toward the north Ia
/ the place where the tree ialleth th0re II
shan be- And then hear something iar
with q groa; sound. 1t is Tile closing of
/ the Bbok of Judgment The JNdgp as.
rends the stairs behind the throne The
/ hall OF the last ossi2e IS cleared md shut
The high court ~ eternity adjourned Tor.
pNUEm
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-19
THE PRICE OF VIRTUE.
Jennie Scohcld Sold BADLY rs Rcrl Ior-
loi Mother How Her RHlh WIS
Accomplished.
SIN is Kopi IN Confinement, NaI,e- Her
ksenpe, Is kindly tarod for nnd
Dirs OF Rcmorsc.


Special t. me Gazette,
rlW VIRGIN sAthutCE
NEN IuBE, Oct 49,. unmtH6lr
story OF q young lady's ruin tbroG2h her
own mother was revealed to-day 40 Sew
Haven Coma
The gil Is Jennie Sco1cld, p3w tWenty-
four ycara cd
She was born 10 q tisrrputahlc mousse
IN This city kent BY her mother
Soon after her hirth she was Scnt to
the country, aud was reared iD ignorance
OF her nativity.
Money was freely furnished her, ana
ON arriving at reasonable ugc She WAS
placed in most exclusive lOnrding-
scbool ia the metropolis, where shr was
regarded ds u daughter 81 wealthy sew
/ York family.
Her beauty and winning ways soon
made her the belle Of tho school
She was unexpectedly summoned to
her mothers bruthcl, The character oi
which Jennie wNs ignorant until her ar
rival.
The drst night her room was invaded
by a strange man, TO whom her mother
had sold her, and by whose aid her n-
fanny was accomplished
She was confined Ia this room for
several weeks by her cruel mother.
Rlnally She escaped ard fed to StAm.
ford, Comb and secured work luA doe
tors household.
Necessity compelled lennle's removal
20 the hospital, &C NoW haven, Whare her
master was visiting physician
On recovering, shr returned 10 he
doctpr's family
soon after This thc doctor noticed her
In tears, and, ntter mach persuasion,
learned from her that rhe had been
troubled bya debt 81 e50 contracted
during her past Tic IN New York
Foailng that her creditors should pur-
sue htrand publish her story, SID bad
called on woman who dealt IN second
hand clothing ana had sold her nh her
icwels aud clothes, with TIC exception OF
q single s,dl OF black
AZ the woman w0uld allow Dut
SIS for these possessions, worth n least
twice the sim, Jennie had allowed her
magnificent hgii 10 bGclawly cut about
The hoad, receiving IN return thc needed
5 ~ complete the payment.
Despite ,hi designation, The mcubcrs
~ the doctors family treated jennie as
their equal
Jennie applied COR admission tOa Sew
Haven church and waa tully received
Her weakened health and rem0rsc over
hci past ne resulted last week ~ her
death
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-19
N nnnhlo A1nrllnr.

tNinNro%N, Pa, Oct ls-Iwo MUIR
doris were committed n This, fayette
county, last night Two brothers named
Iaskcr, while intoxicated, attacked the
house occupied bY Ia Tale NJ llaydcp-
town ana threw club o. Tate's vile,
severely injurlng her. Tate iired w.
them Win q shotgun aud one 81 the
1ashers wns instantly killed Tate sur.
rendered himself 70 The sheriff to-day.
The other murder also occurred 10 III
attack on house, -Four negroes broke
down the door Of the house occupied hy
Michael llorillaon the outskirts q the
town. Boriila resisted and was shot aud
Killed by one Of The negroes named
Robert Scott The murderer has mo-
been arrested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-19

at last, and Will enter the heavenly tenn
pie only little later than those who be-
haved themselves here. ! will on my
way TO heaven take little wider cA-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-19

When everything else fails, Or saec's
Catarrh Remedy cures.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-19

am IN the FURNISHED judgment hall 81
the last day 4 great white throne Is
lifted but The Judge has not YET taken II,
While we are waiting for his arrival, !
hear immortal spirits in conversation.
"What are you waiting here fori' says u
soul that went up from Madagascar 10 q
soul that assembled from America.
The latter says 81 came from Amer
lea, where forty years heard the gospel
preached and Bible read, aud, from ne
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1885-04-03
The Cluyerius-Madlso Case.

There has i,een nothing new developed
in gthis case, s ave the discovery that when
Miss Madison went TO Richmond on JAN
nary 5th. the uaoath btfore her murder,
she met Cluyeri,1s at She Exchange Hotel
there. She staid night cut OF the hotel
and told the chamber maid next morning
that she had visited her aunt. Neither
of her aunts had seen her. When the
clerk of the Exchan ge Hotel wenE down
to the Jail and identified Cluyerius. the
latter positively asserted that he was mis-
taken, that he was in Richmond January
5th, but did not see Miss Madison. The
fact that he lays great stress on being able
to prove that he never wore moustache
causes the suspicion of the detectives
that he wore false moustache in Rich
mend.
There is a young lady in Staunton aho
went to school with both of the paa ties
named, in King William. They were re-
garded as sweethearts when at school.
The lady who has seen Cluver1us in King
William several times in the last two years
is surprised that any of the Richmond
witnesses describe him as looking like a
countryman." She says she never saw a
more fashionably dressed young man. In
deed he is noted for his attention to
dress. If he appeared otherwise in Rich
mond it must haye been for the purpose
of disguise.