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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-05

Thsrs is no limit to society's fads- When
IL comes to suppressing people VINO are Az. 10
srons;ble for these different styles Oh TOT
tine there is plenty of room for
THE FOOL KILLER. -..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-05
Atdifiaal.
CBIGHTFUL SKIN DISEASE.

.InfenSe. Head nearly raw.
,fsr'u-,r. with sores. Cured by
SSntIcura Remedies.
b' '--'rsExs & BEuSER, Monroe, N. c.
- ,hout two months ago, ON your
/ 10 N.ISs,;Sn, I bought bottle Of Cuneura
yrlitA'..H,',.. ROY Caticpra SAlve, and one cake
.syy2II. ~ zen r my lon, aged LhirteeR yeATs,
sEtifss. - - AFFLICTED with eczema for loog
please, to SAY Es thai ss Ss5isTS a ere
20 sas 49, being nearly raw, his ears be
T1,e. hi ,r,.nJ the gristle, and his body being
!, soc ~, Sizes. His condition was irtshtol
s.-i VIVA r5SsS sores have now all disappeared,
,Sa2dl. tSIIthy, eyes bright, cheerful in dis
sad is wc;king every day 40 MY E,,, neigh ss
Z sc W.. Sn,.S are requested 10 call or write
Z q 81! q w wN. \. STEPHENSON.
,.s,arP. o., Union Co, \. {.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-05

And 80 Chicago Iayes. Tascott has been
lost sight of, lamentations for the loss OF
Mike Kelly and John Clarkson are no
longer heard, and even Baby Arson has
Loaf his charms for the public at large.
New Orleans comes out solid" Tor %, y
voice from Macon says "a. ....r..
How is il in AtlantsY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-05
y Y kC RAILROAD,

B., z. d @. RAILROAD.
Bellaire and GAINESVILLE through passenger trsir
leaves Bellaire 81 $40 g. n. arrives at Bellsire al
400 p N.
WoodSfield passenger train leaves Ballairs o.
40 %. m, arrives Ut Bellaire at SD g. n.
Summerfeld Accommodation leaves Bellsr 81
100 o. m, arrives at Bellairs st l0:45 q. N.
All trains daily except Sunday. Central stand
ard Time nom BellRire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-05

.., .rs-ywnere. Price, CUTICURA, SOC; SOAR,
- SsS-gEST, 81. Prepared by the POTTER
\ 80 CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mass.
3 80 ~ t1r How to cure skin Diseases" 81
70 q Illustrations. and 100 testimonials.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-05
CoMnisafousra

We the undersigned Bsnts sri Bankers win
pay all Prizes drawn IN The Louiaana State Lot
tsries which May be presented at our couuterh
j. III. GGLESRY, Pros. Louisiana Natl Bank.
PIERRE LAHAUX, Pres State Natl Bank.
Pres New Orleans NATL Ranki
CARL KOHh, Prest Union National Bank,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-05

..-,.p, the great skin Cure, and CUTICURA
a, ga noun M IT, Ds SX'T Soo5 Ps S3d SU in
"a 80 positive cure for every form OF
F-'...j h,nNi disease, from pimples to scrOfula
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-05
TnhGrg.

I'VE do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly ana Quarterly
Drawings Of the Louisiana state Lottery Coz.
pany, and IN person manage and control the
drawings themselves, and that the same are con.
Quoted with honesty fairness. and In good faith
toward all parties, aud we authorize t6S Company
to uso this certificate, with fao.sUiles OF our sig
natures attached. In Its Advertisements"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-05
WEAK, PAINFUL BACKS,

40, - black heads, ehapped and oily skin
.,--.srsnted BY CUTICURA MEDICATED Soar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-05
SOME NEW FADs.
The Hen Problem and the Terrible Havoc
It IL Creating.


The Hen Problem and the Terrible Havoc
Its Creating.
AHGR,d Constitution.
There are two individuals for whom that
friend of humanity, the Fool Killer, should
keep a sharp lookout-the inventor Of the
Is, Is, IA puzzle, and his able coaaj ator,
the man who first sprung the hen prob
lem."
The then problem" is the last fad.
A kind friend who doubtless antipates
with fiendish glee my transfer to some lu-
natic asylum, sends copy of the problem:
Here it is:
fla hen and half lay an egg and halt
in day and hall, how many eggs will
six hens lay in seven days?
The destruction worked by that limo
cent looking little thing is widespread. 1t
is peculiarly fatal in Chicago and st. Louis,
not to be behind her hated rival, has it
bad.
Simple, isn't il?
Now figure ON it.
Forty two? But somebody else is equal
IL certain that the answer is twenty-tour;
Others say twenty.eigh still Others say
thirty-two-aDd 50 on until the number oil
different answers become bewildeIing.
The Chicago Tribune with rare canton
disclaims the responsibility OF originating
the diabolical problem, but devotes col
umn after column to the solutions furnish
ed by different readers.
Here are few of them:
~. W. E" eliminates the half-hen and
the halfegg on the ground that they are
immaterial to the problem and makes the
answer 81.
~. S. T." says AZ, and offers to bet one
dollar to one cent that he is right. He
takes the liberty Of eliminating all frac-
tions from the discussion.
IN. G. NJ" makes the following COM
pound proportion:
y hens hens: ! . 6 hsRs ~ eggs; Is eggs.
rwenty-four, twenty-eight and forty
two seem to have the call, but there are
many other answers given. Ole accurate
mathematician is certain he has it right
wien he says 1885 eggs; another is
equally certain that 81 fills the bill; an
other says IA; a man from the stockyards
says lOl; one gets the number down to
six.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-05

See? Six hens in seven days lay D.
eggs Ny hens do better than that, bu
sill let her 60. d. III. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-05

The most touching of all comes from
Waukegsn, Illinois: in regsrd to the hen
and egg problem-sny sensible American
will tell You that it takes only 20 minutes
TO Law an egg. If she is ccared it don't
take that long"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-05

N, KEELING AND ELM GROVE RAILROAD
w ON Snd after Monday, April 30, 1855, trains
on the Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad will
run as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-05
WOOL.
PhilRdelphia,

PHILADELPHIA, May 4.-WoOl--Market
dull and prices nominal Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia > \ and above o0aS2c;
medium 36s3ic, coarse S5a36c; New York,
Michigan, Indiana and Western fine or NA
27a2Sc; medium 37s3Sc; coarse 35s36;;
fine washed y and NX 33s34c; medium
washed combing and delaine 37aSSc; coarse
do 36s37c; Canada washed combing 35a
SEC; tnb washed 36ai2c; medium M
washed combing and delaine 27a2sci coarse
do 26a27c.
Boston.
Boston, May 4.-Wool-Demand light
and prices unsettled; Ohio and Pennsyl-
yania extra fiseces 2sa29e; Xxx 29I3Oc;
No. l Michigan 33s3ic; combiDg and de-
laine 29a30c; territory woods 16la33c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-05
SUNDAYS

Leave a. 7.OOa M and run every hour. except
Church Train az 9:l5 D. m. Leave Wheeling Park
al SEQ a. m. and run every hour until 1000 p. M,
except Church Trains which will leave the
Park at 9:i5 g. m. and Wheeling q. l2:lJ1snd
S.l5 n m. G. HlRSCH, Supt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-05
"oralI sal words OF tongue or pen:

"Ofall sad words OF tongue or pen;
The saddeSl are these: the tricks OF the hen:
After that effort, Peru, Indiana, hu-
morist says that if the hen and half hens
work on Sunday, AZ is the correct answer.
This one is positively ingenious: =,
As there seems to be some trouble to ind
the correct answers to the hen ana egg
problem, how will this answer:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-05
Commissioners Notice.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUNTY,
J. West Virginia
George W JOhnson's Sons and
Bank Of the Ohio Valley D., c,o,..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-05

Forty two? But somebody else issqual-
ly certain that the answer IS twenty-four;
others say twenty eight, still Others say
thirty-two-aDd 50 on until the number OF
different answers become bewildeIing.
Bent County register., 1888-02-11

Tia. prrct aazer II xA5<5 W
" Lo1ieu k-< ezrriesi EI< bad rs.
rzz- reek i 70 izsii-z-ise oE II.
eaa-z-.er- He h.s uss passed yea
-ishOzs ths- fz=zlizr nasi ca pzrp.osz
Tsa- SIDE s-Ez stare WIS ucz Ec- o.
He Is not absent Eizsie5 - .cue
might think II fact bis zai1f ha<
Eos been sbserE frua fall eru
b-l- On his rsck for rrek II Il
b-eaks he vii kso. yoz II fe-
dys
Bent County register., 1888-02-11


Tie Pu~bIo Chi-ft=fn CT We.res-
ias, pzbsi-b=,f A =-uzle 9ssser The
head5uz, Ps1z5es On the Pr.ir,.
EhirA dos oar zx-sszI All isz gen
lIsaar8 ~ko ~ere ~ith Eizz great IN
justice, b<ssdes hang fzIs< II sszrEF
eEeTr Fz-gir.lz-, from NJ Sz5lh xa5
J->S Ffe03 Oae o. he party xsI.z-=.
th.t they. Jsl1 Flszzniug z-5 Fr-5
Bzrtoa we're Il CaisIz-tc7. xke-
ready 10 -sz-< EoEe = uza bv ,he
u-n= Of Wright <sk-d 10 nj. 70
LAl-- rizh tbs@. they hzd = Two
seated sP-irg -gsa sad IaFsr=sss
hin lher- wzs 20 -o-oz- bzt sally
-ozse7t-si 70 orr h5-- AZ Eo5a tE-g
zEpsd for d11er ard rLE= lh--e
q lIs-ie Dor @e 10 then zzsz IN eoz-
re-zasl0a s45d sie claim tkey xerz
a. b-lo7-ej 70 EIs zzo-5er .Eo Is a
~I5o~. szd Ehzt as E-s AZ AMI ~
rOrk a: Ch1vTsgzo1- wrT-h. tkeu
gzlSe,i to th- hoy n : fozI =z-ue-
z5ozs Il. amt zzd tsI5 hin 70 tel
his E0sh-r- Tae b,oy b-g=a to e-y,
.ui Mr. Flood sEii @zz that -o-It
aIS TO bcy II Kat zzuas- xzz
nOchizg bzs %. down dirty Go-.
II The .4zz tEe NJ FIeozizE
Knocked Wright down, tie o-iy
thing Mr. Saith kzl 70 do xi.h tk-
sEair -1s 10 k-eR Mr. Flsuzir-
tTou giving Wrigzt i god tAzzp-
E- WrTzaE -zz z-rE-S 515 i~o Ct
thres t71=< and thz. E51h bare
EzeE=s- tie party told Wright ks
eo1ld 70. ride any f.rther zT-h Jbxa
ard took kFz 10 W A AIzoru7s
rzaeh II Ssifs CRY. rkey tod Ar-
ASe7-z to let ETz kar- : bosxe 10
rS5- hack % CbTrTnztou AID iEsy
-ox5d BE resoosT5ze far tie kors--
OF th- trzshfal7sss cf Iii. scz-ersut
AID th- ce1ssisI21 Of %rIsht oo th.si-
AZ S-Ef. Ctr lhev refer 70
Ar- AEcorn- This : the szory 4s ~
l1s-d 70 Z. md they Ezze Nr-
Aleo<1 AID the boy to proFe TIER
Thsv aF they kzd had
- dI5c-itE zFsA Wrlsht AID If ks
r-s IN 1nr w1y Tni4--i L Eaz zfle-
shsr had pE,rrss oompsa1v vita Esz.-
Bent County register., 1888-02-11

Tie Stock EreSz7ge Rest.z-zas.
Lneh Coanter, VINES. Cigars. ste-
after being sE-Ir pzg@rd 1-3 s-sai
Up vas reopened Thzsizr nigh.
via free aPpe-- Harry Si1zoo=
Is oace more back TO The Stock *
change xad aIsogsshsr the pg4ee b-1--
i-g the Improvements looks uzszrzL
Robert S~eszzx- the propr1szsr n
is1dz 70 Fza = s-S-cl.zs ps.-e L
eFe- ps-s5cz.zr-
Bent County register., 1888-02-11

\ eaeniss szz1isis- bzeket< Ct
l--d Fat Up :. Caieso and bs-s6e5
pare. foc=i ihzt sone Of ths b-zk4;z
oszszEE-d no bird zt.ll. tie substance
-es beef f=s ard sOsrca seed o7L
ScEe OF The rze&Iur heasss II -zs
fcsEi Esei oaehzIE lard AMI ou=-iz1If
h==s sai and eos-oa seed oil Tbs
report .,s E-Le 70 tie soEs<-ueu.-
Bent County register., 1888-02-11
s@s o-eae wnoS
S-a o0Ca @21GA

a@s o-eae wn-o-
G-s 60C1 @o1EA
The 5-zztSfsz .sz1A<r Of Il vzsr
sAr~< z>ek- e-z~<~ i=,-s-s~zce =7a~<
.A- =aDs vAo <-- ozsS ~-7sE-- ~
r4ssr sr-i-x % s~=z- ~o-k 81 sA-
ezs-r7rrs-s o. ssat IL !. ~.< sosd
<s.lher tsex eszs5 st =-uszs zs.5
s=il fav II get ~srn- hzs b~iz-
~z-ua- Il Is kz-ss 20 ~=s.1-r ss-ss< he-
ros1 sAe PsssEssEIrx Of f-ss= aR
Tie rrzl e<1.=s szlzss sd trades -
tie Psss fs< 6axs Azs zsar-d y n
i-;erss, N that zz-Sss. sd Pr7e-s
AZ f0Gz-s zs- 0zlr - be S-=- h4t an
iseIszzts3z - Eizse- Pss7ss are IS A
rsss zs f4v0rztE= as- for FsTeAxs-rs
* taey Vii s=er BE sgzza- I'D i .
pretty s1E= 70 ksy Esz-
Tse-= = zz-A scsi ktr,s -orS -
iz= Scse fo- tx 1s~z- z=s zs tAs
zr=4te-. Es q e5sraiE- ssrs. ss-
re0sEe szs la-skza= 70 tk- bezri of
Els Tss b-ozz5 k.. hea5 s~s
1sz,7z-s tlzs ~s4k and az czrzEzIis
e0a>5ss-ss- qz@risz. sd zaki1-
oz- pizzs CT sqer=1sa1 zIshia v5e--
sh-sr ase~tizzs 80 f=- Ezre Lesa
ssr5Stlr bz-sn-s. and TasPrzsz ! lsskrT
or. ska- the Lz=z- Bard OE T-=5r
ir.rzi % zss ozly ssEirr for EAzt
evsr ri b CT PablfS beses- Jzt
6saJ f7r II = loS= - sker. : re-
szsls sssz-s fer Success, sz-a erS
Ge-1 az5se3 6=teruzilasssz O. the
part of eea:se=@z sseh - Cur hoard
of tras= i. e14po-ed e zzzzs sze-
esss, az5 ws pa e- f4i-k . -kes-
5zzne--
TX bzssasss i, th= lzzs ozez II
ne wy CT siTzs kss been erezts-
tie pas>s izs O. sh-Ve S=~ks thsz fsr
L. given sizne sr7rc Lzss fzll. -hizh
Is positive evs5sze= rkzs IL kcu=
=s-kesz s-e arriving
The Osrca2E-s rsott hStrs- iTz1-,
SD iliz : FzEEsczlzTix the esse With
TIE ~tel-S-l- dc=serx rho zrs SIP
{ piyizs lxrs-IE t- soEskerz towns,
( This trade can te greatly Tse-zA-ei
.rd an ezo-t =Il b= Ezs:e 70 sesz-s
rates ~, EiI ez2hl= The deziers -
o5sr .=eA inizrs7eats ihss XII
oEing SO trade 70 or EerGasz.>-
TEe f4-zssx k=v- b=EEa zs-I.e
Prsp=rzrlo1s for spring Eork- m=uy
Asys a~gzE plo-iug and vII Fz1 IN
4 v1ri=Ey OF erors. =i-c-eshsr the
+. p-osPee.s os oz- ssrr z=3 ri-izisy
ueEsr lOoked brighter s9- Pr-ezt-i
{ TIE zFE~s-z&zoe Q; Fs-=zsesc< more
shzn a, this siz-@, .ith tbs = gosi
Fesr, he t1<a aid oOGurry XII Al
Ts-sise Isss.f f0r I'll fg,zre s5zse.
Bent County register., 1888-02-11

Tie .dre--l=sazt CT GoodzEe Z
Cooper h1s hesz greatly eaE1z-ed n
vii De s=e1 By referring to The 81
ve-siszg eslaz1x. this i q. Of tie
Oldest and Eose rsZl1bse fru< II lie
city Mr. Cooper Gaze 10 Laa- BE-
fore there wa ho1se On tie -oru
sire and izs rszzi1ed here eser .zzes
in the lind b9sinesA NJ Goodzle
Ezs been here ovs- \ rear. be Is locza
attorney Of The A. 7. & s 2 rozS
and The frn KS hziis up = large
Yszcsiee-
Bent County register., 1888-02-11

SD By 2 c Deseeas. TO E =
oB-ra, Of Louisville, kv- tie n
Z Of n z ! Sec 81 Tp- -, 2 ~
VI Tor $4,000 D Zsruneazsn has
eozlract 20 s-rvey. and plat 1boFs 70
be called the O-Bgza Ad3Itio- to
the t1-7 OF Lar Also to sz--
party. Lo- u B-aek 81 II Holae< &
Pa-zea-. AEds.s01 fer $500 To
I'll ssS51e-
Bent County register., 1888-02-11

Il rSA nos % for czr penPge 10 ses
Dean and Ssy L1z-r EslL a-e siss 5sz.
ss.. n tAs Waller z1yhoE- That
@ and I'll BE- tbs c.<e If -e aver
Se. ls. 1he P--o2ls c.s1ie- xes. kro-
osr Importance a11 a.ly1.t1ses. and
sAea sz tO<u HEl gror : Z sko1Es-
Bent County register., 1888-02-11

Ner Azneo zu<s have had bsg
i1=igrazsoa frua Kaas2. l4sesy, sss=y
have .bsoas >svs-Iy-5ve e=usI52tes
fer delegates 70 Cssnsre<s. sz1 kk=
slzetsoa DOES not eo-a= OF znil aer1
fall
Bent County register., 1888-02-11

Tursr & Ga-vin The La4d As.o--
nf-s aad Rsal E~sass Brokers zgzsz
rl.ee IkeIr =1rsrzz<ezeut n thz
ezsrSuE- Thsy a-s eo1sEzzye-l
za0a= he he=. Land a:t0-aeys Il he
dEszrtss- and Ee zre pleassd to Sc
ta=r b-zia=ss ss<z.iIly inerezsza-
Bent County register., 1888-02-11

Tie Grzn-.z4 Esposezt szs les zp
on s5zs-zz I-sa-ar- assd the Ii Jzzz
De--lck has szksa IT, Is5- IrE.k-
ez -~fal sex lie KAY eu t--B
t-oozs zAe.sf-
Bent County register., 1888-02-11

Ee C4lsf0zza es-s-Ss-ei-ss azv-
be=zz 70 reSz-n szz-. 5er- Esoa-A skk
rzzs ~Ill b. Ia<-z E7.s tAez
Bent County register., 1888-02-11

TIE Gz-sea CEsx Hs-zl.s h. s1-6
80 Sszziz-l f5r Esb=l- Tb--s : TIA.
krEoay eo@EEsses thzg w.uazsns
--ozz5 he eou--rx-
Bent County register., 1888-02-11

TIE LIS Azs-zzs Zzasse- eozrs15as
q sae doizasss q ~p= sa.s snse-s
tEz. tsz1-
Bent County register., 1888-02-11

H= SpzSsg5ssI HszA l akzss
4 ITreiy E1zI u she Ee,ze<-Lzs
oE-e ssas. ard rzgs I r, p-esEy
hs.s-
Bent County register., 1888-02-11

G4- Devise c=sti= zaa near Las
y-g-s. s15zssiSsL
Bent County register., 1888-02-11

Old Insixzer And Bro NaGzI zre
ezxzEet IN srT1zg history of PER
sseL sz-zrs
Bent County register., 1888-02-11

Gee T. Herbert Up 70 PsssIo
ThE-zdxr-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-26
planning to Break the newark Jail.


A well.planned escape from the jail
at Newark was frustrated yesterday
morning by the jail officials. Henry
Lombers aiias Henry Smith, notorious
jail-breaker, who had effected escapes
from Auburn prison, kings-County pen
itentiary, and other strongholds, aud re-
Gently escaped from the penitentiary at
Caldwell, n. j., when confederate was
shot dead, has been an inmate of the
jail for several weeks, having pleaded
guilty to several robberies. He was
wanted in several States.
With Lombers ia the plot were
George Walters aud William Maloy,
awaiting sentence for minor offences.
The prisoners have the liberty OF the
corridors in the morning. Lombers had
Cell No. % on the second corridor, one
OF the strongest cells in the Jail, while
Maloy and Walters occupied No. 80. the
last in the row OF the fourth corridor.
About fortnight ago tho haIlmen no.
ticed Lombers and the other two men in
earnest conversation. Their talk was re-
peated and excited their suspicious and
. watch was set, the prisoners not being
interfered with.
Yesterday morning the officials thought
that tho time had arrived TO act, and
Walters and MaIoy were sent TO court
for trial and their cell was examined. In
one corner Of the ceiling piece oi white
paper was found neatly fitted to the
whitevash and fastened with soap
When The ps2sx was removed hole
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-26
FORE-CHRIsTIAN WEDDING.
Pretty Afternoon Marriage mt Park.
Place Church.

One Of the prettiest marriages of the
new year occurred at Park-Place Metho-
dist church yesterday afternoon at $50
O'Clock, when Miss Annie Belle Chris
tian and Mr.. Philip A. Fore plighted
each 10 the other their trotb. The
bride Is neice of Mrs. William r. Lee,
with whom she lived, and is a young
lady of many personal charms as well
as the possessor of bright, sunny dis
position. The groom is rising young
businessman OF Alma, n. c., and with
his brother owns the Cleveland Springs
property in that State.
At the appointed hour, while Mr..
Shepperson played the wedding march,
the ushers-Messrs. H. w. Tupman,
W. T.. Drew, w. H. Blunt, VI. l..
Clarke, b. K. Lockett, and w. It.
Gayle-entered the church, followed
by the bride and her cousin, Miss
Taylor, of Petersburg. The groom and
his best man, Mr.. A. NJ. Foley, en-
tered from the door to the right OF the
pulpit and joined the bridal party just at
the chancel. The scene presented was a
very pretty one indeed. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. w. T.. Evans,
and the party left the church in reversed
order, Miss Taylor ACCOMPANYING Mr..
Folzey.
The bride looked very pretty indeed
in handsome travelling suit. She and
her attendants carried in their hands
bouquets OF Marechal Neil roses and
white hyacinths. The ushers wore but
ton-hole bouquets of the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fore left on the 600
train for Washington to spend their
HONEYMOON North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-26
Art Hntters.

Miss Lily Logan exhibits at Tyler's an
example in water-colors that attracts de-
cided attention. 1t is q head of Little
Indian Bride, and Is exceedingly strong
and confident both as TO coloring and
drawing. However, it is only a sug
gestion OF Miss Logan's talent, as
manifested in a collection OF sketches
and completed works in both oil and
water-colors now in the city and OF
which number of resident art-lovers
have had private view. MISC Logan
studied in Dresden, Paris, and
Rome-her master in the last
named city being Ferrari. Her
style reminds one of Couture. Most
OF her heads are from life and may be
termed character pieces, and those In oil
are, marked by striking boldness in
modelling, strong coloring, and most
effective treatment OF shadow marked,
in fact, by evidences OF genius that
has been developed by. mastery
training. Her manipulation of flesh
tint is especially fine, whether IN
the delicate face of beauty or the
rugged, sun-browned features OF pea
SAINT She also develops the true art per-
ception in landscape work, notably
in o large picture entitled "a
Scene On the Tiber." There v pus
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THE POPULATION ON ICE.
Fenrfuiiy slippery Condition OF Our
Streets Yesterday.

Rain, hail, wet ground, and freezing
weather combined made the streets fear
fully slippery yesterday.
1t was sight to see the members of
the Legislature getting from the Capitol
to their hotels. Many slipped, some
fell, and not few are yet sore from
their contact too sudden with mother
earth.
On such day the prompt sprinkling
of salt or of ashes or sawdust will make
the Capitol-Square walks safe, and the
members of the Legislature are of the
opinion that these effieacious and cheap
remedies should be applied in time to be
OF general service.
The street-car tracks were kept in good
condition by the use of salt; the side
walks near the Westmoreland Club were
made safe by the use of sawdust in
front of business houses ashes we're gen
orally used, but withal the walking was
dangerous and disagreeable. Late in
the afternoon heavy rain fell and i'm
proved the condition OF the streets for o
time but at midnight they were
mooth-frozen again.
The suspension OF the electric-light
service on Ninth and Broad streets last
night about midnight was.caused by the
breaking of telephone pole at Bank
and Ninth streets, allowing the telephone
wires to fall upon and damage the electric
light wires.
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little in the composition itself that is at
tractive. A river bank in the fore
ground, sluggish river with two or
three boats on its bosom in the middle
distance, a slightly rolling country
for background, with the skyline
broken 10y the ruins of several
arches. That is the scene. and the
time is late evening. II is not
acountry one would wish to live in. 1t
is painting Of decay. Yet there is
wonderful feeling in the picture. Its
tone is grave, almost gloomy, but strug-
Cling out of the perspective--a perspec-
tive handled with the greatest skill
there are uncertain lights, weird
hghts that yet give the whole mellow
richness and cause it to fascinate. An
otbermost noticeable feature OF the COM
position is found in the shadows the
ruined arches cast upon the waters.
Here Miss Logan best displays her deli
cacy OF color touch, which, while exist
ens in her other work, is at times over
looked in contemplating the boldness OF
her modelling.