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The girl was 80 charming that the young

The girl was 90 charming that the young
gentleman calamity asked permission to
pose with her. Mi. Homer gladly accept
cd the substitute and sat them together In
o position Of much tendernees. II took q
number Of sittinRB to finish the picture,
and pt Ito completion the young fellow was
desperately IN love With the fair model.
He bought the picture the moment It was
dry and proposed To the one who had
helped bin 10 sit for II. They have been
married now for over two years and seem
TO have never forgotten the love which
was botn.from fishing Irritation. There
10 good deal OF romance connected with
the models In the studios sometimes. A
few Of them are Of such quick intelligence
and dne taste that In watching the artist
paint them learn to paint themselves, and
In time have studios Of their own. Others
fall In love with their artist employers and
raise O tremendous row when they find
that reciprocation Of that feeling is out Of
the question.
Now and then an artist will marry HE
model and live very happily with her.
There was O wedding OF this sort laat win.
ter. Frederick W. Freer married q re.
markably pretty and intelligent model,
who was held In such high esteem In the
Bohemian world that all the artists In the
city united In their good wishes and we'd.
ding presents 10 the young couple.
II the public ever thinks Of the models
at all II generally believes them to be Of
dissolute liveFs and wanting In all modesty.
But little reflection will show that this
estimate 10 not only unjust but foolish,
Dissipation would very soon rob the form
Of those charms that are valuable In the
artistic world. The model has 10 live aS
carefully and orderly 40 the actor 10 keep
q symmetrical figure from CorpulenCy,
And 10 them there 10 nothing lnmodeBt
In posing before an artist. He makes
pictures and btatuea oil them they earn d
living out Of him. Without their assist.
anOe art would Do confined 10 o narrow
sphere Take them a. body they are q
very decent, orderly and indispensable oct
Of men and women, who, without any tai.
emit 10 make themselves famous, shall yet
be admired by later generations 10 The
eyes and naseb, bodies and legs and yah'
Gus component parts that 70 10 make Up
the figures on cGnVaSes painted century
ago, Hilary PELL'
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The ait school OF the Academy Of Design
employees o number Of models regularly
by the season, Some Of them oil for the
portrait classeS and exhibit In theHtudentB
paintings great diversity Of wrinkles and
rosy cheeks, youth and age, and various
arrangements Of costume. But The most
Of Che models pose nude for the life CLAUS.
There 10 dressing room near the plat.
form, from which the model comes Of the
class hour and ascendg the pedestal.
For space Of ten feet around .
line 10 drawn, beyond which no pupil 10
allowed 10 pass. Here the perfectly nude
model poses for Aiteen minutes o. time,
with hye.minute intervslB for rest Most
Of The nude models are young men and
women In whose bodies the muscular
strength OF the enc sex and the beautiful
curves Of the other are finely developed.
Hbont q certain model who poses al the
Academy there 10 0 great deal 81 mystery.
She insists on wearing constantly Q heavy
black veil which hides her features from
oil recognition, Whether che ooysts her
face because Il 10 homely or whether ale
10 too modest 10 allow her Identity 10 DO
known arc questions that none Of tie stu.
dents have ever been able 70 solve. She
has o perfect figure and u, beyond Ll
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Having sold nine tenths OF the Writing MachIne
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partial list Of ouStomet1 using them:
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News Letter,
". r. Hubbard, attorney,
Robert White, attorney.
Joseph r. PAUL, attorney.
Russell 4 SlliOl, attorneys.
g. G. StutgiSs, attorney, MOrgant0Wn.
John A. Hutchinson, attorney, PaEkeBburg.
Van Winke 4 Amber. attorneys, Parkersburg,
LoOmis & TaYennef, attorneys, ParkenbufR.
W. H. II. Flick, U. :. District Attorney.
Hannibal Forbes, U. 8. Commissioner,
l. q. Delllckef, Clerk q. 8. Court, ParkersbuR.
Clarence Smith, Clerk Of Court, FalrmOnL
Q. N. OlemenS Clerk OF Court, PAIkenbuR,
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4. X. Fast, Clerk OF Court, MorgRntoWn,
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UnderwTlterB' Insurance Company.
Alders0n d Atkinson, Insurance Agency,
Edw. W Dunaway, City Receiver.
Vance, Hughes Co.
ZaEnits Bros brokers.
Junction Iron Works.
Whitaker Iron Works.
IAughlin Iron Works,
BcnwoOd Iron Works.
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auiA IS Twelfth Street.
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COLUMBUS, o., Oct. S.-The franklin
county Grand Jury, which has been in
vestiEating alleged stealing by officials ur-
der tho former administration, at the Ohio
psnltenLiOry, made report this morning.
but found only two indictments in con-
nection with the prison management, one
being against .. Il. Marriatt, ex.Deputy
Warden, charged with bribery, and against
ex.Superintenlent Stoke Perry for em-
bezzlement. No indictments were found
In the election forgery case.
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s,nmer Session Gt Mt. LAKE PARK, GAITett Co.,,
VI beginning July Is, Al 1850 A. T., eloSing
A ASDy4NTAGH oFEERED BYTHE INSTITUTION
Th, Natural Development and Culture Of the
,,lli,, lar Nc purpose Of Conversation Reading;
aagS,r address and Singing, The correct use Of
iupSt r,,ns Of Articulation and HOplltont To-
lAs MIN the Philosophical laws BY which those
r.a,, "a, nrrSeFyed and developed.
w the ehsy aud Natural Expression Of sentiment
80, III speech and Geslufei including Char
y, tml,ttiou: Dramatic Reading aud Recitation.
ia instruction In Expressive Bible and shakes
spe.,I Ealing and In the reading Of Hymns,
" TG' opuorlunlty afforded Teachers for the
- %i PRACTICAL Methods for Teaching ATdCulA'
Nv, md sight Reading. Methods based upon the
TIL. ,l hi class for the study Of Kindergarten and
u.,,IlIy Normal Methods Will be formed aud SeS.
III ID daily from July u 70 August ", 1885,
TSs GAS will be taught BY AlAs SUSIE POLLOCK,
a, Warrington, D, o. who studied aud graduated
Srsrtte class for children viii DO held on three
A. a. Ihs week, FREE Of charge
%! ~, ircturrs Will be given by Mm, Hart and
Nd. pollock, each upon Ehs interests oil her own
Department. ,1,,o..
W. MRS NJ. STEVENS HART, or
MISS sUsIR POLLOCK,
WREhlnRtOn, d. q,
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ious emotions Of humanity, from the pen
and ink csrlcaturist whose amusing
sketches appear in the newspapers, up to
the artist in oils, whose signature on q
canvas makes it worth $1,000. depends al
most entirely for success on models, The
artist finds inspiration for fitting sub
ieCt to paint In his own mind OF by stud
les Of the poets, But without the assist.
ance OF the model the picture would
never be painted. Hence there are Q
great many people in New York who find
posing for artists sufficiently remunera-
tive occupation TO enable them to live
comfortably. Posing Ia studios Is regu-
lar profession, which demands 0 certain
amount Of physical ability and which Is
very well paid,
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armeri abort ribs $751;; short clsal
81 62l. Whisky, firm at Sll3, Butter
and sugar atesdy. Hoga Arm; com
mon and light, IS 6Oa4. 80; packing
and butchers, 81 l5a4 so; rtnsipts 49i
head; shipments $40 head. Eggs, quiet
at l5c. Cheese, strong and higher, mild
full cream flat llal2c.
BALTIMORE, Mn, Oct. 2.-Whest, west.
ern steady and dull; No. 2 winter red,
spot S0bas0gC; October so bid; Noyem.
Der S2tl82f; December SLASH; January
SS!sS6!e, Corn, westsrn easter, closing
dull; mixed spot44a45S; November AHA
46ri November or December, new or old
44ta4i4ci January 444O bid. Oats, quiet
and steady; western white 1885,; do
mixed SlRSS, Provisions frmsr aud fair,
lyactive, Mess pork, Sll DO. Lard, re-
fined sie, Eggs hrm, at 20Aslc, Coffee
6lIni Rio caEgoes, ordinary 10 fair, lO3l
live Stock,
EAST Liberty, Pa, Oct, s,-Osttle-I
Rsceipta 200 head; ahipments 1876
head Nothing doing; all through con-
sIgnmentsi no shipments to New York to-
day, Hogs-ReCelpta 3, 100 head shipments
200 head; market steady Philadsl- |
phias, Sl,S04lOO; Workers, S480A4 10;
2 cars shipped to New York to-day; |
shesp-ReG6ipts, 1000 hesdi market
Glow, shade off from yesterdays prices.
CHICAGO, Oct. 8.-The DrOrsrs Journal
reports: Cattle-Recelpts $500 head
shipments 1900 head; market strong and
. shade higher; shipping steers So Goa
B 20 stoCkers and feeders = 2OlS 10; COWS,
bulls and mixed 3l,75a3 10; bulk 50 ,4Oa
2,B0; through Texas Csltle higher; cows
81 20a2,75; steers $9,75a3.4O; western
rangers hrIner; natives and half breeds
IS iOA4 10; COWS S2,7Oa325; wintersd
Texans - 00aS,60, Hogs-RaCaipts TO-
700 mead; shipments 10000 head
market steady; rough and mixed $S.6Oa
LILO; packing aud shipping S3,0O44,65i
light weights S35Oa4 Is; sLoukers 81 BOA
300, Sheep-ReCsipts $500 head; ship
nents QUO head market active, but l0a
'6G lower; natives 81 Bod Co., west
'rn $S404370i Texans s. 5O43 25; lambs
Sl50a475.
Petroleum,
OIL Cry, Pa, Oct. S,-0pened at
&c, highest 65ici lowest Ol!oi closed ut
tiiG; salea $4,000 barrels; cleAranCes
,7Ol, 900 barrels; charters ll2,0OS barrels;
hlpments G9,75O barrels,
PlTTsBuRd, Oct, 7.-Petroleum dull,
tut steady; National Transit certificates
pened at G4Ic, closed at Giic; highest
BR4DroRD, Pa, o,t. 6-openod at O43,
losed at Gis, highest 65S, lowest B44;I
Tn TlTusvllL tD-C Pa, Oct. 7.-opened at
5s; highest 66lci lowest 6isc; closed at
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Es,sstss SaIes.
TRUSTEES SALE,

TRUsTEE's SALE,
xd By Virtue Sr q Deed q Tsn made BY
me a. trustee, d1,ed the 2Sth day OF September,
sSj, and recorded IN The office Of The CLERK Of tho
,ounty Court Of Ohio county West Virginia, In
Deed q 1lust Book No. ~ page S32, ! Will sell
q public auction At the iront:dooE, Of the Court
Housc Of Ohio county, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1885,
commencing Rt 10 o'clock A. ~, the following de.
scrlbed property, TINT ID 10 say: the west one,
third q Aenoith half Of lot numbered fifteen U6),
In lillian W. Shrlyer'sGdditiOR to EaIt Wheeling,
which said lot IL tualed on the southwest conner
Of Woods formerly SEVENTY aud Fifteenth (ior.
merly Center streets! Ia the city Of Wheeling Ohio
county, West Virginia.
trust.
TkRAs OF sALE-onc.thlrd Of the pnrChssO
money, and 30 much more thereof o. the purchaser
q 9uld elect 70 pay In cash on the day Of sale, the
stallmenta In one and two years from tho
day OF sale, with Interest from that day, the
purchaser TO give his negotiable notes iGf the
deferred payments beAliog interest, 10 10 secund
- l. sWABACKER, Trustee.
ALFRED RHEINsTRoM, Attorney. ocIi
II OTIS FOR SALE SUITABLE FOR
IL COUNTRY RESIDENCES, near Elm Grove.
by virtue Of Deed Of Trust 10 me made by
AbnOr KY aud his wife, dated the tWenty.lith day
Of July In the year 1870 and recorded In the Clerks
office Of the County Court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, In DEED Of Trust POok numbered is,
page 2Gl, ! will on TUESDAY, THE TWELFTH OF
1885, commencing ut ten o'clock q, M,
sell ut public auction vi the premises tho lots OF
parcels Ol land numbered respectively 10 II In.
Oh HIye, the location and Dimensions whereof are
more particularly shown BY the plat thereof aled
In said leTRS O[llCe Said lots or parcels VI land
are VaTt Of the subdivisions X aud Il shown on
the at Of the subdivisions Of the shepherd estate
recorded In Deed book numbered IS, page 67S, In
aaid Clerks office, which subdivisions K and 4
were conveyed 70 the said Abner Key by Danicl G,
LAST aud Daniel Lamb ~ special commissioners,
by deed dated tho 10Th day Of May, 1870, and 70:
corded IN Deed Book numbered 81, page N7, In
aid Clerks oiliC0
/ believe the title 10 be unquestlonabe; but sell.
lug rs trustee, do not WarTHuL
TERMS OF SALE-EaCh purchaser 10 pay In
lind one'thlrd Of the purchase money due by him,
and as much mote Rs he may choose 10 pay, aud
lbs remainder iu equal inStAlments bearing Inter.
ST from the day Of sale payable respectively In Iix
aud twelve months the cater The deferred In.
ItAlmens 70 DO satisfactorily secured aud tho title
% b. retained until payment In full.
BelO- DANIEL LAMB, Trustee.
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NEAR WHEELING, ", VA.

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OiNCiNNATi, ONO, Oct B-Uoltoh
hteadv, Flour, Arm, Wheat, dull No. 2
red, 10, receipts 1000 bushels shipments
$500 bushels. Corn, weakeri No. 2 mix.
ed, SSlc. Gals, quiet; No. 9 mixed,
V7iu Rye, Blesdyi No. 2, $50. Pork,
quiet al 1928. Lard, eSty al b 10, Bulk
t1eALa REmetl short iibs 500. Bacon
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THE ARTISTS MODEL
WHOSE WHO POSE EoR PIcTuEEs.
The characteristics of Those Who Apply
for the Positions Some of the Secrets
Of the studIoS-Ths Mystery
Of the Masked Woman,
Special couspoadtns Ofas haatsanr,

NEw YoRx, Oct. I.
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Afternoon Board. wheat.-OCtobsr,
7Olc; November, 72ic; December, "a 10
May, BllC. October, 8llr; NOyen.
bef, gOSc; December, 3OlCi May 4Obc
0Ats-. October, 9Slc; November, "a 10;
December, 26lcI May, colo. Meas pork
October anu November, IS 02l 10 30.
lAfd--october $685. November, $780,
january, 81 IS,
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gdneati1nal.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
ELOCUTION AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE,
mA. street, N. W, Washington, D, O.
aEs, N. STEVENS HART, Principal

g., ME-, ss,slou at Nj. LlKE PARK, GalTe.t Co.,
7 BEGINNING July Is Al 1850 A. u, cloling
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-03
DULL, GLOOMY DAY.

Yesterday, the second day of the new
year, was one of the dullest and most dreary
days we have bad for a long time. A driz-
ely rain began to fail the previous night and
as it grew colder it CONCEALED about as fas,
as it fell, covering the sidewalk with a
CLASSY coat, which made pedestrianship ex-
tremely precarious, and which compelled all
the ladies to remain within doors.
During the forenoon there was drilling
rain which about ii o'clock turned into q
good, heavy shower which again changed to
snow, lasting only short time, however,
but long enough to cover the ground in
white, which together with the icicles thai
depended from the branches of the trees,
and the heavy overcast sky made dreary,
dismal wintry prospect. 1t was not q day
to bring farmers to the city and none were
in except few for their mail, SO the usual
Saturday farmer trade WAS wanting, and the
business Of the day, as far as the merchants
are concerned, was confined to the necessary
supplies for our citizens. Nothing at
all was doing in the markets, but the real
estate men did some business.
About 6 p. m. it began to snow again,
with stiff breeze from the north, and at
this writing there is fair prospect for
sleighing if it don't driit too much. January
is showing her temper early in the month.