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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
THE GL0UCEsryR TEAGEDY.
HuEhes's Pspers-His Wiii-koss
Cheerful
Especial telegram to he Dispatch.

Especial telegram to he Dispstch.l
GLOUCESTER COUglHoUsE, Va, February
10. 0.-Hughes's papers were eyamlDed to-day
by Dir. 5. B. Chapman, county clerk, and
Mr. Charles 4. Thomas, brOLber.in-law u
Ross. Mr. 4. II. Francis, Ross uncle
Robert Ross, bis youngest brother, aHo Miss
Maggie Thompson were present. A will wa
found in Hugbes's handwriting. The codi
Gil, dated January 10, 1882. makes Joshua +
Ross, Mrs. Charles Il. ThOmas, aud Miss
Maggie Thompson equal heirs 10 oil oI
Hughes's property. Joshua +. Ross and
Cnarles Z. Thomas are executors without
security.
The prisoner Is cheerful. Curtains have
been hung at the window and a table bas
been put in his room. Messrs. James Duncan.
Jr., and Maryus Jones have also been en-
ployed by tue defence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20

English Dinner Sets, Fish. Game. and
oyster Sets, Toilet and Tea sets. IIandsome
Ornamental Brfc-a-Brac Brass Goods. Fire
Glassware. &C.. at auction to-day. Special
attention OF ladies snd families II called 10
the Art Coina Sale to-day at io:30 O'Clock IN
my rear salesroom. GEORGE w. MAYO.
Auctioneer,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
TEaE EEEE CITg.
The Anti-COupOn COmmiitees-OId
Citizens Dead-hTiGFi WATER
fsncclal telagram D the DIspatch.l

Special telegram 10 the Dlspatchl
LYNCHBURG. VA, February i0.-Ihe COM
mittees appointed TO solicit signatures to the
anli-coup0n pledges are meeting with much
encouragement and say 80 iar very few par
ties have declined TO sign.
Thomas Daniel, sn old and well-knOwn
citizen, died last night; aged eighty.tVe
years. Lafkin =. Turner. also weli-known
ciiiZeo, was found dead IN his bed this morn
Ing He complained OF cold Yesterday, and
from bis position II Is thought 30 died
from 3 stroke Of apopleXy.
The heavy rains Of the past few DAYS have
caused a rise OF ten feet in the James river
ut this point.
The colOred people OF this city are holding
a large meeting to-night for the purpose OF
forming a real estate aud trust company.
The action OF the CITY touncil LAST night
m reducing the rate OF taxation Ia the talk
Of the city to-day, and the measure is blghly
commended Dy all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
New Orleans Races.
[By teIs grapn . the DlspaLch.

NEW OzLEASs, La, February 19.-The
weather was cool and clear aud the track
heavy.
First raee--balf a mile--DolIy @. won
Dan Neeks second, Ciiquot third. Time,
OF seconds.
second raee-four and bali furlongs-su-
perior wou; Maniey second. Pomeroy third.
Time, 1908.
Third race-tive eighths OF amiIe-Grosve-
nor won; Stuart second, Maid OF Orleans
third. Time, l:1la.
Fourth race-.hree quarters Of mile
Doubt woni Roche second, Prllenett third.
Time, liza.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
I'm n Critical state.

IBF tVI0F1tVu 70 Wv II7VH1III
MIME sPOLIs, MIsx.. February 19.-A
special to the Tribune from Helena. Non.
says: A critical state OF affairs prevails al
Castle Mining camp. The mines have been
closed on account OF the lack Of iunds. and
the men have not been paid on. Manager
King escaped lynehiBx = few days ago 10y
the possession OF fast horse. The men
had failed 10 receive anything out of the sale
OF bullion. Riotng has occurred, aud more
trouble Is imminent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
prnnerfxrranafers.

Richmond: CbsrIes Il. Burkusu and wife
IN August Il. Burkman. one halt interest in
ss feet on north side Denny street corner
Williamsburg avenue, $1,000, Alpheus j.
CbeWpipg TO Charles Neisz, q feet on north
SIDE Broad street bsiween Monroe and
Henry. $1,000; j. II. Derbyshire and wife TO
Ma. Francis T.. Newman, "a feet on North
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
Used Ms p,.ta,

Yesterday morning about $50 O'Clock a
difficulty occurred Ia Murphy's bar-room. on
sixth street between Marshall and Broad,
between Horace Brooks lcolored) aud James
Kayeeaugh, white man. The former fred
two shots at the latter, but the balls missed
RAyensush's head aud lodged In the wall OF
the room. Brooks made bis escape. A
warrant was sworn out for bis arrest, but be
had not been found last signf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
CENTS PER COPY.

Is made tbst IN case Of serious trouble BE-
tween America and Germany over tho
i'IanGs that the sympathy OF the colonies
would be With the former. no matter what
position England assumes. spcakiox at .
public banquet at Wellington, tho eapitaI OF
New zealspd, January 22d. SIR Harry Akin.
sou. premier OF thst colony, said: ~ re-
icice 10 look foresrd 10 a great union OF all
tbe EngIish-speasiDg races throughout tho
world. and venture TO say that whether Ia
course OF time England or Americs Il 10 b
the centre viii depend upon our English
statesmen. II this Is not to be the, case then
we must centre on the great nation OK
America
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
Hume, stnsr & Go.
cell the beat Pianos aud Organs at the lowest
The American rsetet

is now ia elegant repair and thoroughly
equipped. New furniture aud carpets, steam
heat, and elevator. Is not surpassed In tts
appointments by any house in the state.
Terms moderate.
Mrs 4. ID. ATKINSON. Proprietor,
formerly OF the 81. James Hotel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
Fire fn Norfolk.
Special telegram 70 the DI.patch.I

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va. February l0.-To-day a
Gre broke out ia the Wholesale department
Of the Gry-goods store Of Z. B. BIamlre, on
Main street, aud large amount OF stock
was ruined by water, but the building was
but little damaged. The loss Is estimated
at S10 900 and is covered by insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
The Finance Committee.

The Finance Committee was in session for
some time in the Chancery-Court room yes
terday evening reviewing the financial sitn-
alton and discussing the annual budget.
They adjourned without making any recom-
mendatlOn to meet next Monday evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
LookIag 20 tne United ssasss

lBy telegraph 70 the Dlspsth-i
SAN Francesca. February i9.-The dis.
cusslon OF the samoan question In New Zea-
land and Australia has shown that the press
uniformly supports the action OF tbs Unised
states Government in appropFiating money
70 protect Its interests, and The deelara11oa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
supreme Court OF Appeals.

Virginia Fire sud Marine Insurance. Com
pauy against Cottrell. &v. Argued by u. L.
Crump, Esq, aud Judge w. W. crump Tor
appellant. and NJ. ~ Gillian, Esq, Tor ap-
pelIees, aud admitted.
Lawson sgaInst Aoorman. Argued by X.
w. Psa,ross. Esq, for appellant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
Ambulance Gala

AN O'Clock yesterday morning the city
.,nh',Isnce was summoned to Myers tooac.
so.tsc.ory to attend white man who nag
esamp. He was taken 70 the corner o q
ssvcnseenth and Franklin streets, where ne
s,ok An Elscsric-car 70 10 home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
Turkish Life Tahlets,

FOOD for The Nerves and Brain. an absolute
cure for Nervous Heada he, Mental Weakness,
Despondeucy. and positive euro for he Liquor
Habit sold py ". If. SCOTT. Franklin andsoyen-
taaufh afr..fa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
Madame Dc NinriOn.

Over four hundred tickets were sold yes
terday for Madame De Maron's operatlc
concert, which takes place at the Academy
OF Music on Monday evening. March 4th.
The public can secure seats ut Ramos Il
Co.'S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
ma BUNCH or EEYs.

These respondents admit that At the time
Of the Investigation made by them TO end
whether said William a. Thomas had lelt a
viii aud to ascertain the amount amt ioca-
tiou OF the securities belonging to bis estate
said Bette +. Lewis without any request
from tneIn, surrendered to them bunch Of
KEYS and several hooks aud papers, but they
deny that they accepted the same subject 70
any condition or understanding or di sny
art which couid be construed a. recognizing
the validity aud Justice OF the claim OF the
said fetlie Il. Lewis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20

soRE THROAT AND LuSGs, CHAPPEp HANDS
ASo FAcg positively cured by PoSD's Exs
TRACT; sold only IN bottles, with bud wrap
pers aud trademark.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
The Finest organs Made
are the Wilcox 4 White, a. Hume, Minor &

Brain-workers will regain increased mental
power bT taking DR.. IIonley's Celery, Beef, and
Irnn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
The Rising River.

The river is rising an inch an hour at mid.
night. and was within foot OF the wharf oil
the Virginia Steamboat Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
55OFF } }
MEANS JUST WHAT II SAYS.

MEANS JUST WHAT IT SAYS.
READ THIS MARGINAL NOTE
AND YOU'LL GET THE GIsT OF
WHAT WE'VE GOT TO SAY OK
HATS. EVERY HAT OR CAP ~
THIS ENTIRE DEPARTMENT ~
OFFERED TO you AT ONE
THIRD orr THE AARRED
PRICE THERE ARE NONE RE-
SERVED - BUT EVERY oSE -
DERBY. FUR, SILK, AND SOFT
HAT OR CAP FOR AgN OR
BOYs-AND IN ADDITION THOSE
y HANDSOME FANCY PLUSH
OFF GOODS FOR THE CHILDREN.
THE YOU'LL FIND THE ORIGINAL
MARKED AND ogLP PRICE MARKED
PRICE PLAINLY OK EACH HAT oRcAP.
OF AND ALL YOU'VE TO DO rs TO
EvERY DEDUCT A THIRD AND YOU'VE
HAT GOT THE PRICE WE'LL SELL rr
AND TO you FOR now. ITS An Ac-
CAP KsowLEDGED FACT THAT
IN OUR STOCK OF HATS AND CAPS
OUR PRESENTS THE MOST VARIED
STOCK. ASSORTMENT AND LATEST
SHAPES IN THE cIrY-AND TIE
ORIGINAL PRICES you KNOW
ARE FAR BELOW THOSE USUAL
LY CHARGED FOR THE SAME
GRADEs-so you CAN READILY
REALIZE WHAT A w0yDERPUL
BARGAIN you CAN GET HERE
IN HATS. OUR Nat DEPART
MESr Is on TUE GaoCxD
FLOOR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20

There is great popular outcry for Saivv-
tion OH, the great pain i1-annihDlator. rs cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
oflce to prepare the necessary papers 10
10 80.
ADMINISTRATOR APPOINTED.

ADMINISTRATOR APPoISTFD.
Judge Minor. Of the Hcurico County
Court yesterday, on motion Of Jessrs. Gny
d Gillian, OF counsel for the Thomas heirs
A. law, appointed Major Legh Il. Page as ad-
mInisirator. lie qualified, giving bond In
the sun oI $500 900. with Ne.srs. isaas Da-
veuDori, Jr., and Lewis Clutter as his sure.
ties. his duties began yesterday, and those
OF the curators, whose appointments were
only temporary. ceased.
II is probable that counsel for Bottle Lewis
wlll now hie second bill or petition, asking
that the administrator be made party 10
ibe suit which they originally brought
against The curstors to gaia possession OF the
property. II 30 the administrator will proba-
bly, adopt the answer OF the curator. or he
may make al entirely new and independent
one.
TIE JURY.
After all the papers 10 the case are IN the
next step VIII DO tue trial upon its merits
before jury.
The question 10 be decided II whether The
circumstances under which the property Is
al eyed 10 have passed from 5r. Thomas 10
Bette Lewis constitutes lawful gift
The plaintiff Bette L;wisj Z represented
by Edgar Allan. Esq, ex Judge Edmund
Waddlli. and Christian & Christian.
The heirs at law are Represented bv Messrs.
Staples & hunford, Guy & Gillian, and
Green g. Green. OF DaDviie.
AZ 10 o'clock last night JUDGE Waddili
said that be had Just heard Of the appoint.
ment Of the Administrator. and that he was
going AZ once 10 consult his associate, Hon.
George l.. Christian. about the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20

FoR wAKEFuLSEss,

Hysteria, and other diseases Of the nervous
system.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
MR.. cUARLEs's AvERaENT

And the said Mann $. Quarles AYERS that
be is the cashier OF said Planters National
Bank, SUD his for seyers wears held said po-
sition, and that as such cashier be is custo-
dian Of said vault; and he AYERS that no
time during tho lie OF said William A.
Thomas would be have permitted the said
Bette T. Lewis or anv one else 10 secure
access into said vault and Apartment No. "a
unless they cane authorized by the written
authority Of said William 4. Thomas, made
ont and signed according 10 tue prescribed
form.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-20
APPEAL TAKEN.

would take al appeal TO the unitcd states
supreme Court. snd went directly 70 his
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1889-05-11
A Chance silhouette.

Treasury clerks in Washington are being
treated to free exhibition of high art on the
walls of one of the corridors, the product Of
chance OF late workmen have been kept
busy on the walls, scraping off the old paint,
filing up the holes with putty and repainting
again. One of the men at work on a panel
Of wall opposite the office of the fourth au-
ditor in the first floor, west wing, happened
to scrape the old paint in such a way that the
uncovered portion made perfect silhouette
of woman's head, with the face turned to-
ward tho ceiling. The patch is long and i'-
regular in shape, and the resemblance to a
face does not become apparent until tho
northern half is covered by some means,
when the face is distinctly recognized in a
moment.
The head is covered with a jaunty, stylish
bonnet, of the genus known as poke" and
the hair is coiled in bcwitching knot at the
back of the head, the features are beautiful
pure and classic in their outlines, the nose
rather Grecian, and the lips and chin deli
cately turned. Altogether it is quite sigh
producing countenance, and many a longing,
wistful glance has been cast at this dull
brown patch, as though the gazers thought it
a pity that such face should be but the
chance product of wall scrapers knife
When the head is covered and the other end
of the patch is shown, a neatly booted foot
appears, as perfect in its outlines as the head
The scraper says that this queer combination
of outlines was done entirely unconsciously
by him as he removed the paint. Washing
ton Star
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1889-05-11
Hard on the Young Man.

The younger society element Of Philadel.
phia are laughing heartily over an adventure
that befell one of their number some time
since Itappears that during a local boat race
this young gentleman took occasion to express
In no measured terms his disapproval Of the
decision of the referee, who ruled out The
boat that our hero was interested in on &C
count Of an alleged ''fouL" A few nights
afterward this doughty champion, in telling
of the affair while sitting around one Of the
tables Of prominent cafe, expressed his in
tention of interviewing the offending referee
on the morrow, for the purpose, as he stated
in classic language, of 'doing him up"
Judge Of his astonishment when on awaken
ing next morning with, 1t is trne, rather
misty recollection Of the last nights
conversation, he was handed let
ter from the gentleman against
whom he had cherished these hos
tile intentions. The letter stated that the
writer had learned of his expressions and in
sisted upon an immediate apology satis-
faction, where and when he pleased Here
was dilemma truly, and, sad to state, our
young friend did not feel equal to the en-
counter The paternal advice was sought
and the young fire eater, aided by his father,
q prominent lawyer, concluded that as dis
cretion was the better part of valor, it would
be best to prepare an humble letter of apol-
ogy, which was sent by the office boy, with
the favor of an immediate reply. 1t soon
came. The other party knew nothing what
ever of the affair, and it slowly 'awned upon
them that the challenge was got up by some
outside wag for the purpose of obtaining a
little harmless amusement. The explana-
tions all round are said to have been very
funny.-Philadelph Times
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1889-05-11
A MATRIMONIAL cATEcAlsM.
II Il Sometimes Well to Practice What
You Preach.


You Preach.
He was very practical, and m order to have
everything fair and square beforehand hs
said
"You know, darling, promised my mother
and domestic woman Can you cookr'
81 cam" she said, swallowing a great big
lump in her throat.
"Can you make good breadl That is the
fundamental principle Of all housekeeping"
YES; went into bakery and learned
how to make all kinds Of bread.n She added
under her breath .may be-"
And can you do your own dressmakingi
l am comparatively poor man, love, and
dressmakers' bills would soon bankrupt me-"
"Yes," she said frankly, II can make ev-
erything wear, especially pattern bonnets. "
you are a jewel" he cried with enthusi-
asm "come to my arms
swat minute-theres no hurry" she
said coolly. "it's my turn to ask few ques
tions. Can you saw wood and carry in coalP
why, my love, should hire that wori
done"
"Can you make your coats, vests, trouser,
and other wearing apparelf
"But that isn't to the purpose"
'Can you build a house, dig bitches, weav
carpets, and"-
II am not professional"
"Neither am |. 1t has taken the most O
my life to acquire the education and accom-
plishments that attached you to me- But a
soon as have learned all the professions yo
speak of will send you my card. Au revoir
and she swept away.
And the disconsolate young man went
the nearest drug store and bought a two-fo
a-quarter cigar, with which he speedil
t soaced himself. Detroit Free Press
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1889-05-11
Human Bones and Gold.

An old prospector went over on the
Smith river late last fall, starting from
Drain. While there he was hurt in
the hand by an elk, and. during a
short search for place OF refuge
among some rocks on the side OF
canyon, he found an opening be-
hind thick bunch OF brush, which he
entered and lit a little fire to
make some tea Imagine his surprise
on looking around to find the bones OF
three men and an old rusty pick, the
handle of which had rotted away.
The pick suggested they had been min
ing. The old prospector took some earth
from the floor and found, after pam
ming out, considerable gold, but as
there seemed to oe none in other parts
of the cave, it must have belonged to
one OF the men. No clothing or other
thing was found. Then" said the
narrator, Il tried panning out the
earth in the creek near by. and got
about seventy five cents, but as my
grub was giving out and winter set in.
I returned up the river to Scottsburg,
and then to Drain. but will 60 back
again next summer.-Portland Ore
gOnian.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1889-05-11
Lungs and Air.

In the course of twenty -four hours about
1900 gallons of air pass through our lungs,
and We have seen that the air thus expelled
from them is unfit to support life-nay, even
that it is highly poisonous 1t not only con-
tains carbonic acid gas, but some other organic
matters that are much more deleterious 1t
has been ascertained by direct experiment
that air containing respiratory iinpurity,
measured 10y an addition of only two parts of
carbonic acid per 10000 of air, is the limit of
such impurity that can be allowed to be pres
ent if we are to remain in health. But IN
order to attain this standard, no less than
5000 cubic feet, or 10000 gallons Of air per
hour must be available, and well mixed with
the air breathed. In other words, by our
breathing we spoil lo0 times more Of air than
we can use in our lungs, and instead Of only
1900 gallons, we need 2lO,OOo gallons Of air
every day Of our lves--Herald Of Health.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1889-05-11

Polly ma n Reformer.

Last summer there was parrot on Third
avouuo that used to stay out Of doors tho
greater part Of the day. In the next house
was scolding woman. She used to scold
every minute, either her husband. or the chill
dren, or the cat, and soon the parrot began to
mimic her. Between tho two, the neighbors
ucarly went distracted But pretty soon the
woman stopped She could hear tho parrot
mocking her. Cries OF "Stop your noise, !"
"shut up" ""Mind me, sirl" "lll strap you, !"
made tho air vocal, but as soon as Polly found
out that she was having the fun all to herself
she stopped, too. Now, not a word Of scold-
Ing Is heard in the Third street house, and
Polly sings and whistles her old time dittiea
She is looked upon as an apostle Of peace BY
tbs neighbors. Detroit Free PreA
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1889-05-11
Cettins n NlRht Oh.

The lights Of well known electric light
company having fallen into tho bad habit Of
going out oftener than we'll regulated lights
should, tho electrician won the confidence Of
q simple minded lvish hand and learned from
him that when some Of the laborers wanted
a night off they disarranged the machinery,
The electrician pretended to sympathize with
bis confiding friend and unfolded plan by
which any employo could get night of. At
the proper mo,aont ons Of the men took bis
advice and taking with him an iron bar smote
the wires close to dynamo A strong cur
rent leaped from the lines, flashed up the bar
and knocked the astonished Hibernian fat on
his back. He had to take the night off to re-
cover from the effects Of the shock, and the
machinery san bsttsr thereafter. -Philadel.
phia TmsA
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1889-05-11
Profitable Employment.

Vigorous Frend-Weu, George, how do
you feel today, and how do you employ your
timea
Confirmed Invalid-Oh, I'm feeling as mis-
erahle as usual, but I'm pro6tably employing
what time l have.
v. F-What are you doinga
C. I'm writing series of articles on
"How to Always Enjoy Good Health. ~
Boston Budget.
Mountain Home bulletin. (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1888-1889, 1889-05-11
ENERGY REWARDED.
Woman Who Has Risen From Beggary
to Wealth by Her Good Taste.

Woman Who Has Risen From Beggary
to Wealth by Her Good Taste.
What's new in woman's energyp
The success of woman who would
expend thousands before she would
see her name in newspaper. Four
years ago she had no stockings to her
feet yesterday she received in velvet
and point lace with diamonds as big
as filberts in her ears. All her own.
and honestly earned. She was turned
upon the street with two children
begging her for supper because her
husband could not pay his rent. Now
adays the illustrated papers beg in
vain for the privilege of photograph
ing the art treasures in her rooms
Dressmaking has done 1t all. She
tried for place as plain COOK
or housekeeper, she went from house
to house as "a seamstress. at 81 day.
and all the time she said If she ever
had the opportunity she could show
what art meant in dressmaking. II
sounded like fairy tale, but i has
come true Every year she goes
abroad, and her credit at the big Lon,
don and Paris shops is almost unlim
tied. Presently she will take he'
children to Germany to finish thell
education. She designs every gowl
that goes out from her establishment
and got 800 for one that wen
to the inaugural ball. Best OF all
she is a true-hearted woman, and iron
| plodding through the streets at mid
night for medicine for a sick woman
20 the most delicate offices between
estranged lovers, has taken on hersel
all manner of disagreeable tasks T.
help her friends.-N. Y. Mail and Ell
press.