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III.
10 might be tedious to retail all the
folly that fell from the lips OF this THO
az under Freddy's guidance they pur-
sued their way. Their united years did
not make up the sober age of sixty, al
they had the spirits of schoolboys out
for a holiday. Lord Glencore had never
felt 80 much at his ease before; none OF
those who ii society knew him would
have recognized him as the same shy in
dividual. The hours flew like minutes.
1t was O'Clock when they thought 1t .
and then to have looked at the time
would not have occurred to anybody,
only that Peggy, heaviDg a tremendous
sigh. had supposed 1t would soon be time
to think of returning home.
The horse that was 50 good at going,
we have omitted to state, had at certain
small hosiery, "Gost and Compass" 10y
name. shown signs of rebellion. Stir
from that door he would not, and Lord
Glencore, to cut short the difficulty, had
proposed that they should leave the
brute there to get feed while they took
q stroll in the park.
Returning from this walk they passed
the Star and Garter.
81 say, dinner in there wouldn't be
half bad fun, said Freddy.
"Oh, don't think SO, replied Glen
core.
"Why, have you ever been there ?"
eyes, | dined there twice this season
with Lady Jane and your sister"
And a chill ran through the young
man as he recalled the dresriness Of
those solemn ordeals.
"Oh /" raid Freddy, drawing in his
back as if about to succumb, while
Peggy burst ont laughing.
A bright inspiration came suddenly to
Gleucore.
"Why shouldn't we stop here now?"
he said, "haye dinner, and 90 home
after ?"
Freddy and Peggy came to a sudden
standstill, absolutely dumb with the bril-
liaucy of the proposition.
That's what well do, continued the
enthusiastic Glencore and he made as if
TO turn in 1.-THE door, but Peggy stopped
him.
81 don't think we can" and she
looked at Freddy significantly.
"No," came the answer, trihe crest
fallen. 81 expect they wouldn't stand
tick in there, was added by way OF ex-
PLANTATION.
THAT isn't Of any consequence to
you," exclaimed Glencore. OTIS as
my guests | invite you. Think how
often your mother has entertained me-"
ooh, I'm not proud" laughed the
delighted Freddy. Isn't this first
rate, Peg? Come on"
But Peggy still hesltated.
al don't know whether l ought
whether it's quite right with you, and,
though her face was turned TO both. her
eyes were fixed on Glencore.
"And your uncle that is" exclaimed
Freddy, "and be going to be. Shut up,
do"
And, considering this speech to be
conclusive, Freddy cut short further dis
cnssion by at once turning into the hotel.
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What you need is medicine which is
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Lowest prices.
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corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets,
Richmond, Va
Sole importers Of the celebrated Lion Brand
Seine Thresd, warranted 70 give satisfaction.
NH "
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DRUGS. EEDICiNEs. sc.
EOUND AT LAST.
A POSITIVE PREVENTIVE OF CHOLERA ~
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MI ELIAS q. PAYNE. OF Adams Brothers n
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them. All we're droOpy, others very sick, and
some died. and thought would lose all Of them.
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Wholesale Druggists. Lynchburg, Va
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pLAIR'S CHLORAL THYMOL
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THE RUNAWAYS.
uonRman'sl

The same year that Lady Jane Mag
ms presented her beautiful daughter
Adela. Lord Glencore was the match OF
the season. just Of age, of an old
family, with vast possessions, and a
heavy rent-roll, swelled by long mi.
pority. the instant the hawk-like eve OF
Lady Jane fell ON the young peer thrill
Of ioy assured her that there stood the
husband Providence had provided for
Adels.
Little mattered it to Lady Jane that
Lord (slencore was silent awkward. most
painfully shy, given to blush to the very
roots Of his hair il a woman but adj
dressed the most commonplace remark
10 him. Adela had been too carefully
trained TO pin her faith to externals
Besides. as regarded marriage, Lady
Jane always arranged these little affairs
for her daughters She had brought
out three before the advent OF the lovely
Adela, and not one Of them, she in
wardly boasted, had ever reason 10 fling
O syllable of reproach at their mother.
"You think it is all right. mother, do
Won ?" Adela venturcd 10 say, growing a
little uneasy when the end OF the season
drew near, and Lord Glencore had never
addressed single remark TO her which
could by any possibility be construed
into love.
Perfectly right. dear. The society
papers have coupled your names to-
gether; an approaching marriage has
more than once been limited at, and, asa
matter of course. now wherever people
ask Us he is asked.
81 know still other people are not
the same ns he
"Quite the same. | understand the
position perfectly well, my love. Men
of his kind would remain silent until
doomsday unless a suggestion was made
10 them.
"Well, but"
Dear child, you may leave il 70 me.
Don't Won think SOP" And an express
sion of mild reprosch was shot from the
maternal eve. ." Do you fancy that, if |
saw the slightest shadow Of uncertainty
/ should accept Sir Joscelyn's invitation
for Goodwood, knowing that GlencOre
won't he there?"
- W on Lc why "HeIo ID TIC ~
ing ?"
nowhere. ! ascertsined that. you
nav be sure. He is obliged TO remain
in town. There'll not he soul left for
him to speak to. Some business with his
LAWYERS. he said-and said 1t III a very
pointed way, too.
"Stammerine and getting fiery red, ="
said the would-be fGnccc disdainfully.
Lady Jane shook her head. Never
mind the manner il is the meaning we
are concerned in. He joins us imme-
diatelv after at Tborndesn. There you
will see that everything will be satisfac
torilv arranged. Lady Somerton has
such happy wav Of letting young peo-
pie he thrown together, and from the
tirst | have seemed to be very much
guided by her.
Adela embraced her mother with
graceful effusion.
How clever you are " she said
admiringly; "you have managed beau
tifully, for l did want to enjoy Good
wood free. When | am Countess,
mamma, il shall be very nice for you.
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".

Well, il any dinner ever was success,
that one was. What they had, or how
the courses came, not one OF them knew,
but to quote Freddy. everything was
Al, and plenty OF fzz with il. On
doubleday the fig set all their Tongues
running faster. than before. Gradually
on Freddy it began to have q slightly
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the little ones in all children'S diseases:
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of tlCO to three years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-22

$500 for the Hands0naeSt Ch1Id 6etlcel
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TAnoR-NADE GoWNs

IallOr-made gowns have brought about
the revolution sighed for many years ago
by sensible women, and it is only here
and there that one sees silks aud velvets
on the street, their appearance there in
dicating that the vearer is either under
bred aud ignorant, or Is wearing ont her
old dresses eparatory to coming into
her real kingdom and tasting the delights
OF simple, compact, well-made suit.
The shop-girl who follows always close
behind Is learning this, and chooses
now suit OF cheap material, because
nothing but cheapness il possible for
her, but modelled on the severe simplicity
she sees in the dress of her best custom
els. English fashions may have led us
astray at times. but We owe to them GER
tain emancipaGons that could hardly have
come in any other way. Sensible women
had long ago adopted many OF them, but
fashionable women, some Of whom are
not sensible, could never have been
brought to low heels, and thick boots,
and plain gowns, and simply-dressed hair
IF it had not been $50 English, you
know"
Simplicity is the last possession earned
BY humanity. Only the highest order
own it, for imitation is not ownership.
and for many who have adopted a simple
fashion because i. is English, there is no
real inward acceptance of simplicity.
and there will be immediate reyersion TO
old tendencies il the pressure is re-
moved. Yet one and oil, il close pressed.
will admit the disabilities OF much that
they call beautiful and profess readiness
for anything demonstrably better.
The reformed costume has failed to
make its way into popular favor-such
costume, at any rate, as emanates from
Lady Habberton and other inventors of
the same order. 1t is impossible for the
most ardent advocates OF reform to de-
monstrate that beauty dwells in any of
these. 1t was my fortune TO meet at a
scientific convention an English enlhu-
sisst who wore the divided skirt. She
was fresh and fair and big, with the
deep, chest voice OF the healthy Eng
lish woman and the calmest defiance OF
any law of beauty or proportion. Her
dress was gray poplin bage,
separating below, with = ruffie around
the bottom, and mere line of white
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500 TOR the Hands0DaeSt emu 6etMe
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Of one to tlCO years.
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their medicines having been 50 gneao@en
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-15
EFFECTS OF STORM IN ACCOMACK.
rOOted-WherVes Flooded and
stock Drowned.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
ONASCOCK, VA, March b. 1883
The wind and snOH-stOrm that swept over this
region Sunday night was the seyerest that has
visited the Eastern shore within the memory Of
living men. The storm began here about noon
sunday with heavy fall OF rain, accompanied
by high easteriy wind. just before midnight
the wind swept suddenly around 70 the north
west and began To blow a furious gale, while
snow fell In binding sheets. The thermometer
suddenly dropped down below tho freezing
point falling 10 degrees in almost as many MI
nutes. The noise OF tho storm aroused toe pee
pie OF the town. and many remained awake all
night fearing that tneir houses might fall upon
them.
X. j. Young. q carpenter, had Just completed
ana moved into house on the eastern limits OF
the town About day Monday morning the house
was blown over and torn 10 pieces. Young ana
his family, consisting Of wife and several small
children, fortunately escaped without serious In
Jury. In other housesof the town windows sash
ana all), doors, and chimneys we're swept away
by the wind, and large buildings rocked like era
dies. Part OF the reof Of the new hotel here
was blown away. shortly after midnight the
tide rose higher At the whRryes here than ever
before, with the probable exception OF the
memorable September gale Of 1921. The
water Was nearly one foot higher than
during the terrible blizzard two weeks ago.
IL swept over all tie wharvcs and deluged su
the adjacent low places. IL entered the large
storehouso Of Hopkins & Brother, near the
steamboat wharf, and flooded all the grain
houses in that locality. doing much damage 10
the salt, grain, ahd fertilizers stored In them.
Vessels securely tied up at the wharVes were
torn by the combined power Of wind and wave
frOm their mooriRgs and dashed furiously
against each other. Men dressed In high rubber
boots and gum coats wsdsd cut Into the water
nearly up % their armpits, caught tho lines OF
the drifting vessel, ana made them fast again.
william Spark, q negro sailor, was sleeping In
tho cabin OF a schooner anchored mere
when no was aroused by q huge wave
that swept over tho deck OF the schooner
snd poured into the cabin, from which the negro
hastily re;rsaled win his clothes In one hand
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THE RICHMOND DIspATcH-rHURsDAY, MARCH Is 1885

ana Jug OF West India rum In the other. Win
almost suporhuman efforts the shipping 10 Oman
cock hhrbor was saved from serious damage.
IN ali the otner waters on the baysido where
vessels were anchored great damage was done.
In Pungoteague creek eight large scnOouers arc
Stranded high and dry, and the Yirgiuin oyster
Pohce-ooat, the William >. Rogers, Captain Cor
,hl, hHd both mRsts bi09n out, Rnd lies on inc
lhh1 several feet above high-Yator marx.
Equal damage Is reported 70 have been
cone 70 vessels In Nandua and OccahhnnocS
cfeeA- But the greatest destruction WAS
wrought IN the upper beyslde region OK Acco-
mack, where the lowlend downs fronting the bay
were completely submerged by the nrushing
waters On some farms nearly every toot OF
lana was flooded, aud the frightened inhabitants
were forced 20 take shelter Ia the upper part OF
NOR houses. Many hogs ard sheep we're
drowned and larger animals suffered terribly.
hemoter regions have not yet been heard from,
uul II i feared that tho damage IA much greater
thah - generally supposed All the conditions
Iof bg tide on the eastern side Of the pay were
favorable The high easterly wind tnat pr1falle1
throughout the day sunday had blown tho wafer
from Tie ocean through the capea ~ Virgil IN
mo the bsy, and when the wind swept s1ddeniy
hfuunl 70 Tue west 10 nignt IL drove inc Whl9I
or inc bay up the crooks and over The lOwlylng
lands on tho saatsrn side 81 the bay. The tue
renamed up several hours ard then giaduAiiy
receded, but tho Wind steadily increased IN Ylv-
fence. While the weather has been getting
steadily colder oil tho time till tho thermometer
IS lower hero than 10 has been this season;
mere was slight Abatement In the violence OF
the Wind Monday morning, but lt is stiil blowing
80 hard az 20 render travel difficult and exceed
lngly disagreeable. There has been an immense
obstruction Of trees IN al parts oil tho Eastern
shore. Here In Ona1cOck many Of the largest
en1 hnest trees have been torn up By the roofs.
Tho telegraph lines are down IN every drec-
tion, emitting this section of from cOmmunica-
ton with other parts o. the country.
The recent open weather hal Induced many
farmers 70 bod their sweet potatoes and plant
early trucks and vegetables. most or which. It IA
feared, the present cold weather has damaged
or ruined. The extent Of the damage cannot be
determined till later KALLIAs.
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AIeXAndria's Budget.
special telegram to tho Dlspatch.l

ALEXANDRIA, VA, March 14.-The
wind lowered this morning, and since
noon the water in the river has risen suf-
ficiently to permit the ferry and Norfolk
steamers TO resume their trips. There con-
tinues much suffering throughout the
section, however.
The Potomac and Sarepta Lodges of
Odd-Fellows last night received "A frater-
nal visit from Colonel A. A. Splitter, of
Richmond. After the exercises at the
lodgeroom a banquet was had at the
opera-house.
Edward Owens, q Midland brakeman,
got an arm caught in a coupling last
night. His injuries may necessitate am
putation.
Two clever Italians to-day passed q
bogus check on William Rogers, West
End grocer, and escaped to Baltimore.
William Edwards, the boy who was
burned at Fauquier Springs, is dead.
The Kirby schoOl-house in Halifax
was accidentally destroyed by fire yes
terday evening just after the children
left it.
Judge Keith has chartered the Wash
ington and Virginia Underground Con-
dnit and Construction Company. The
officers are all Washingtonisns.
j. Is. Spottswood, OF Orange, is dead.
George Tyler, at Corbetts grocery,
was accidentally and painfully cut on the
head with mest-axe in the hands OF
negro.
The Driving Club has chosen Captain
Mushback president and gwen the con-
tract for enclosing the grounds and
building stalls. A spring meeting "trot-
ting" is hoped for.
Miss Laura Jones, OF Aldie. Loudoun,
is dead
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wsLLCuEsrERFIELD SUBSCRIBE .
Railroad Question Creating Mach
Interest.


The question OF Chesterfield's sub
scribing 800, 600 to the capital stock Of
the Petersburg, Chesterfield and Man
chester Railroad Company is the subject
of much concern with the people of the
county and the friends and opponents Of
the measure are diligently Mt work. A
meeting of the latter was held at the
courthouse on Monday, at which
speeches were made by Mr.. w. Roane
Rufiiu and others. The following, offer
ed by Mr.. Ruilin, was adopted:
Rrs1lrrj, That in the opinion Of this meeting
n is against tho Interest OF tue citizens and tax
payers OF Chesterfield county, Va, a. subscribe
ang amour. 20 the building Of any railroad.
Tho following committees were appointed "to
sec mat the people la tneir various districts are
fully aroused upon this question, aud tnat means
he provided 10 get every man opposed 10 the
subscription ont 20 The polls on $40 I-th day OF
April. and thereby vote IL down:
Nat0aca Charles %. Short, 4. u. Perdue. j. T..
Clayton. j. +. Lockett, John VI. G. Ddusian, and
Joseph Dance.
clover Hill: William spears 4. 4. Rudd, D..
N. G0ode, Charles L. Henley, William A. Tray
lor Joseph F. Gillian. aDd ". f. Sims.
Bermuda; ". %. DysOn, George ". Friend,
W Roane Runiu, T. G.. Mcdowell. Joseph v.
Burgess, and George F. kuillu.
Dale: A. L. Ninfree. B. i. Duyan, Albert
smith Lee Wells, hiram Laprade, aud j. Il.
Madison.
Manchester: Hiram f. Harnlsh, John Snaysly,
William G.. Taylor, Lawrence Moody. ". u.
McGrauaghan, ?. B. Wlnfree, aud Benjamin
Schultz.
Midlothian: George II. Jewett, James X.
Wo0ldu, j. b. Martin, ". w. Baker. D. Il. Win
free. Jr, Thomas Davis, j. D.. Elicit Walter
Moore. William F.. Spears. and r G.. Wood.
The chairman OF each district commit
tee were constituted a county commit
tee.
On motion Mr.. W. w. Baker, chair
man OF the meeting, WAS elected chair
man Of the county committee, and Mr..
W. A. Watkins, secretary
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THE WABASH AND TIE STRIFE.
DeciaiOn OF Jddge Gresham on the
Petition OF tie burlington EOnU.
nv tele-rer,, % fbe ufa-.afsh

CHICAGO, March ll-Aiicr formal statement
Of the case Judge Gresham delivered the follow
ing opinion Ia the Wabash case ibis morning:
" Although the property OF the wabash company
is Ina the custody OF iho Court, it is operated by
tho receiver as a common carrier lis rights
aud duties ara those Of carrier. tie l. bound o
afford 10 all railway companies whose lines con-
meet With his equal facilities FOR the iute change
OF traffic. It's his duty 10 from ant deliver
70 other connecting roads both lOaded and empty
cars. BE cannot discriminate against ono rOaI
by maintaining the policy or non-lntarcOurse.
More need not be said on This question, a. tho
receiver has wisely rsscinded his Instructions
which Disseminated against the petitioners and
no has no purpose or desire 90 deny 70 tho peil-
toner any Of iis lsggl rights. Although the
petitioner has accomplished IT'S cniet purpose
ia Invoking the aid OF the Court, it is urged by
its counsel that persons bel0nciugt The Broth
hood Of Locomotive Engineers and also T. VI.
Arthur, who Is the chief officer OF that orgali-
cation. has intcriersd with the receiver
aud his subordinates in tho manage
ment OF the wabash property aud that
they should ne punished Tor their Illegal
and contumacious conduct. Tho receiver aud
his counsel make no such complaint On mo
contrary. the receiver declares that there hns
been no Interference win him. Nhlie atadeylts
submitted IN support ~ TIC petition show that
Mr. Arthur sent . tolsgraphic message 10 the
engineers Of the Union Pacific railway at Omaha
directing them " haul no cars Ol tho petitioner,
Il does not fairly appear from The evidence that
the engineers In t1e service Of tho receiver re-
ceiyed such orders by telegraph or other
wise For the present IL IS sufficient 10 say
that the Court VIII protect the properly Of
tbs Wabash in its custody. The employees
Of the receiver cannot be- obliged 10
remain In his service against their wish,
but neither they nor others will be per-
mltted 10 interfere with or disturb the receiver
or his 81 oOrdinates ia tho possession snd opera
ton Of the property Ia his custody. Lawless in
reference with the receiver and his employees
In the discharge OF their duties will NOT 90
tolerated. IL Is proper 10 state, however. In
Justice 10 the Wabash engineers, that they do
not desire 20 maintain an attitude OF defiance 70
the Law, and that they are now willing 10 aid tho
receiver in the lawful aud successful sdministra-
ton OF his trust. The receivers answer renders
II unnecessary FOR the Court D do moro than d.
rect that the petition remain on file for future
action should there be occasion for it.n