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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02
Auction sALgs-rstuv. nays.
0-l-1l-r.e-rls - [-0T-se~>,c.
By james II. Crenshsw,
Real Estate Agent and Auctonoer.
No. II north Eleventh street.
NRUsTEE,s sALE on THAT

V'RUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT
4 VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT No. gt
EAST BROAD STREET, FRONTING p FEET
INCHES. MORE OR Less, on NORTH SIDE
OF BROAD STREET, AND RUNNING BACK
l32 FEkT INCHES. MORE OR lEsS, TO A
PAVED ALLEY.--By virtue o. n deed Of trust
from John y. Crenshsw deceased and wifo TO
ths Undersigned trustee, dated October ~, fss5,
and recorded In the Richmond Chancory Court,
Deed Book l29. page s3. 20 secure tho sum Of
$500 and default having been mado IN pay
ment OF a part Of said note. and being re-
questcd by the holder thereof 10 sell. viii Oflcr
At pullc auction, on ghe premises ss above, on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER -. 1889.
At $50 ?. NJ, the PROPERTY described in said
desd
Tho building IL veil adapted for business and
dwelling combined. and nas good furnace aui
a large doube-doOr iron safe on sold brick
foundation.
Tho lot has a brick building In roar, accessible
by q eide entrance 81 Of which property, except
the store, Is occupied with good tenants
Tho proximity Of this property 70 the new cry
Hall aud is centrG, location on tue principal
business street. u tho city ought b. attract tpih
capitalists and porsons seeking place Tor pdsi-
moss.
TERMS nv consent, ono fourth cash balance
In equal payments al six, tHoive End eighteen
month"; With interesl added and secured ~ q
deed 81 trust.
RICHARD A. RlCas Trustee.
JAHgs II. CRsssHAw, Auctloaeer no
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a Question of Contract Labor.

WAsuNGToN, November1.-lh The Collector
of Customs at Norfolk, Va, has asked the
Treasury Department for instructions in
regard TO the practice of the Liverpool
merchants Of sending men under contract
from that city to Norfolk for the purposc Of
buving and grading cotton for the English
trade. The Immigrant Inspector Tor the
state Of Virginia reported the matter 20
the Collector as a violation IF the alien
contract labor law. and the Collector wants
to know what he can do about IT. The
Treasury officials are divided in opinion in
the matter. and IN VIII probably bereierred
10 The SohcItor for SctiIoment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02
1Tor the Dispatch.l
Farmers of virginia, Arouse.

You are branded as towards and weak
kueed. Read Chairman Gordons address
and show that YOU are men indeed-not
purchased by money or promises.
Obey the clarion voice of your Chair
man.
a.et there be no retreating, but remem-
bFr that you are Virginians fighting Tor
your homes and fresides.
If necessary so TO the polls fully equip
ped to meet all emergencies.
Stand shoulder TO shoulder in this con-
test. and proudly uphold your motto, Sic
SeJnpey TyrdnniS."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02
M'KlNNEY AT PULASKI
Taking a Rcst-Scnator Williams spe"hs'
,s,o-t.i ,oieerarp - Nh- Dlspatchi

PULASKI Cry. VA. November Nc,
Kinney arrived here to-day 70 take needcd
res, after ms hard travel through th9
mountains. lie IS IN excellent health ana
very confident. being now IN Geographic
communication with the more prominent
noiuts. A. hc sat in the Maple Shade Inn
his cars were greeted with the shouts OF
crowd accompanied with the music, OF
band. He made graceful acknowledg,,
1uent Of has cordial reception. anu excused
himself from set Wccrn as be wlSned 70
rest before his closing speech at lsadiori
tomorrow. ,.o-
Senator Williams was present and briefly
addressed the concour-o Cd. people. An
swer.ne the declaration Of o prominent
northern Republican who said Inc voted
not 80 elevate the negro bui to secure the
election machinery Of The state. Senator
Williams a.k rd what Improvement Malone
would bring e. the election machinery.
Three yea-, ago under Democratic man
ncemcut Republican votes wcr" counted so
fairly that eight Republican congress men
were elected. while lat fall the EepuDh-
cans came within few hundred votes OF
carTyiu, tLc State Could SO corrupt "a
man rs Malone adj much purity TO our
ALREADY far ballot ana honest count
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02
College Election.

LEXINGTON, Va. November 1.-The stu
dents of Washington aud Lee University
net IN the University chapel this evening
10 elect the president of the final ball at
the commencement next June. There was
a full turnout Of classes and the ballOting
was spirited. and sharp rivalry was cx-
cited for the candidates and the result.
The vote resulted IN the choice Of Cliff
Iauior. Jr., of Montgomery, Ala. Mr.. j..
strong opponent Of Mr. Lanier for the
honor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02
Washington Notes.
rBy telegraph to ths Dlspstch.i

Thy Telegraph % no UIsphuh.I
WASHINGTON, November Bond Offer
ings to-day aggregated S464, 800. All az
cepted at l27 for per cents and ut 1904
for 4jS's.
The debt statement issued to-day shows
q decrease in the debt during the month of
October Of S9l0i, s52.72: also decrease
since June 30th Of si5,695. 9A.2l, the
total Understanding debt SS59.062, 972.99 (;
total debt Of all kinds 1 ,625, 52l .576.6S (;
debt less available credits. 81 .OG0. 9j0,-
677.24. Cash in. Treasury. $685., 067, 725.76 :;
lcgal.tonder notes outstanding. >Si6, GSl,-
ole: certificates OF deposits outstanding,
Sl2.5lO, 600; gold certificates outstanding,
1920. 937, 229; silver certificates outstanding,
S277 .3l9, SI4 4; fractional currency, S6.9l6.-
t.gQ a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02

iBy telegraph to the Dispatcr

NASHVILLE. November First receive
furloncs-Fakir won: Rename second,
Happiness third. Time. 1908.
Second race-seveu furiong won !;
Pantalettesecond, Cora Fisher third. Time,
1:03i4.
Third race-maiden FLIES, wo-year-olds,
four furongs-Jessica won: Destruction
second. Silva Pland third. Time. BIZ.
Fourthrace fifteen sixteenths of mile
Cecil B. won; Brandoletto second, Tom
Hood third. Tine 1867.
Fifth race-six Naturalization won
Vivian second. Weeks third. Time, i:174i.
sixth race-six fmloIes-Llttrell Won ;
BootIack second, Katie >. third. lime
In.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02
DunnsvilIe Mckinney Club.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
DrrNssyrIIE. October 30. 1880

DUHssyILLE, October 80, 1882
This club met again last night (29th)-
Booker Garrett, president, IN the chair:
After enrolling many new members and
transacting some routine business William
Campbell, candidate for the House Of Dele
gates. was called for by the club and re-
sponded in a most appropriate and earnest
address inspiring his hearers with renewed
zeal and energy.
Lewis III. Garnett, county canyasser, fol-
lowed Mr.. Campbell, taking hasty sketch
of the position of the parties and the is
snas invoiyedin the present canvass. show
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02
There Is No Famine In Dakota.
IBy telegraph % mo DispAtcb.l

CmcA0o, November Ia special from
Bismarck n. d., SAYS: The reports OF the
restitution in North Dakota IRE greatly
exaggerated. and whilo thore are some
isolated communities in need of assistance
the statement that over one hundred thou
sand people are in want does the State in-
justice. There is some suffering in Rod
ney and Kello counties. but aside from
these localities il Is jifiicult 10 locate any
one in actual want. Reports sent out from
Minneapolis and st. Paul are in most in
stances highly colored. There is nothing
IN the situation 10 justify the report that
famine exists in Dakota.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02
Transferred for safe-Kccping.

Rocky MoUNr, Va, November 1.-Since
nv telegram of TO-DAY the Commonwealth 5
Attorney Mr.. Peter Dlllard) OF tins coun-
tv learning that there would doubtless be
an attempt made by an organized band Of
enraged and outraged citizens To take
George Early. the prisoner that has to-day
been sent on to the grand jury for arson,
from jail to lynch him, has had him taken
away bya strong guard with orders 10 take
him to Chatham Pittsylyania county, jail
for safe keeping
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02

There was n good attendance from the
public schools and by the people generally.
ihe Stonewall Brigade Band made the
music. and the people enjoyed the novel
~ Of the scene and will aid in establishing
The institution Of Arbor day. Is not
S,aunton entitled to the credit OF having
the first formal Arbor day in Virginia.
The weather was delightful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02
A splendid Democratic Meeting.

WAvrnIY. Va. November 1.-Messrs.
Warren Elliott and ". r. White. of Norfolk
CITY. who to-dav made telling epceches at a
Democratic rally at Spring Grove, Surry
county. spoke here tonight 70 very en-
thusiastic audience. Malone was held mp
I'm his true light. and mover was IT the
pleasure of the people Of Waverly To hear
moro earnest. clolucnt. and argumentn-
five speeches than those delivered by these
gentlemen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02
University Wins.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, November l.
The University Of Virginia football team
met the team from the Georgetown Uni
vers.ty this afternoon and won the game
by score of "a TO 0. Only half of the
first half Of the game was played. the
Georgetown men declining to finish it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02
Arbor Day at stauoton.


STANTON. Va, November 1.-The Arbor
day here was successful. Preparations
were made 10 plat fifteen hundred trees
In the city park. The contract plan was
adopted, by which the contractor does the
work Of planting, guaranteeing the trees
TO live Two years. Every tree j. number
ed, and tho names Of the persons pro-
their numbers 10 the kind of trees, and
locations we're chosen By the participants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02
Ealge Registration.
special telegram to the Dispatch.

ISNellW IoIOsI aITl 70 1IIV D5FHIVII'I
STANTON, Va, November Nathan and
Howard Henderson, aged respectively
eighteen and nineteen years as shown by
the County Court records. were arrested
to-day for fraudulently registering at Buff
falo Gap precinct, in Augusta county:
having sworn they were twenty-one and
TWENTY-FIVE years Of age. They are now IN
custody
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02

CHICAGO, November Tie Grand jury
returned three additional indictments in
the Times case this morning. There are
two indictments against }. >. West and
Secretary Graham. one for over-is~u'ng
the stock of the inns Company and one
for assigning the ovor-i-suod stock. hero
is a separate Indictment against West for
ovtr-issUiug stock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02
o'rcrraiI and LYONS At Fort-mouth.

I-i''" IN HT'ETHTI y "" TT ''7'I
NoErofr. Va. November l.-Colonel
Charlc- T.. O'rorali AVID Hon. James
LYONS addressed rou-ug open ar mass
meeting on the courthouse square. IN
Portsmouth. tonight. The ARTILLERY
School Band. from Fortress Monroe, was
in attendance. ana there was splendid
torchli-ht parade of the uty by The De-
mocratic clubs The Democrats 81 Ports
mouth never hadafucr demons ration, and
O'Ferrall captured tlc town.
A. the same time Colonel William Lamb
addressed Republican meeting az Oxford
Hal, ole square Distant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02

WAsurwuTos, November The follow
inc PROCLAMATION. setting apart THURSDAY,
Novernber 18th, az day OF national thanks
giving. was issued late this afternoon;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02
RAILROAD IIyYe.

RICHMOND AND pgrEtsgreg pr,.-..
TIMETABLE
Commencing SUNDAY. hayn iss. AZ!
b.. uaius on this r3.i r'i ria ~ f9i,s.,.
TRAiAs sJrruwkpD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02
TAN NOTICE.

TRgAsUREE's OFFICE, HsNEICo COUNTY,
October -, iSs9. (
NOTICE TO HENKICO-COUNTY
~ TAX-PAYERS.-My Office will DO open
NOVEMBER lsT for the purpose Of receiving
STATE AND COUNTY TAXES FOR lSs9 After
December the lst tho law imposes penalty Of
per cent and allows the taxpayer no addi-
tional time. On account Of The sald penalty
county warrants received for taxes.
George 4. ANDERSON.
Treasurer Of HenricO County.
% fQ-aOdfOaI GtWkSut.fal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02

''' ia James q Biaiac, Secretary of State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02

IIA STEAMRnAT

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ...A.n.,
' COMPANY. for Ola Point Nor ~ &5zf-
folk Portsmouth. Newport NesA CiSemcat
anu games-river landtnss direcI BY elegant
saloon steamer Ahlki. leaving hcnmoul
EVERY MONDAY. WE'D SEsDAl. aud FklDAf
att A. NJ. euect-cars connect
Connections Is Old Poin. and az Norio.G
closely with all lines for northern cities sAms
a.serroon. james river oy daylight SfeSg
touriss line. Cheapest routa
Through tekels On steamer aud al 0arbers
Agency. 1000 Main street Baggage checked
through. stsse-rOoms engaged for day or niga-
fre,gh. received daily tol Norfolk. ForLs-
mouth, Old roiat. waver.y, hick1ord. Va, All
an points Ia Eastera North tafolina, Gasiorl
Virginia, and al regula: landings oa mo James
river, al loves. ratos, and tnroagn bi.ls issao1
LuCikN d. rATUA, Vice Prssldon.
No. iii Nain btreeS and RocksseA
uyN WklgIoEE. Freight sad gasseago AseaA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02
GRATEFUL--COMFORTlNG.
EPPS'S COCOA.

"By thorough knowledge Of the natural
laws which govern the operations OF digestion
the fine properties Of well-selected Cocoa. Mr.
Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a
delicately fiayored beverage which may save US
many heavy doctors bills. IL Is by the ludlcious
use OF such articles Of diet that a constitution
may be- gradually built up until strong enough
10 resist every tendency 10 disease. Hundreds
OF subtle maladies are floating around MS ready
20 attack wherever there Is weak point Nc
NAV escape many fatal shaft by Keeping
ourselves well fortified with pure blood and a
properly nourishsd frame. -Ciri!-Sergscs ca
zestf.
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold
only In half pound tins by grocers, labelled
thus: JAMS EPPS q CO., Homeopathic Che
mists. London, England. su l1-sa.Tu&Ihly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02

WANTED, AGENTS TO SELL
w the PINLESS CLOTHES-LINR. The only
line over invented that holds the clothes without
pins A perfect Success: patent recently issued.
sold only by agents, 20 whom the exclusive right
Is given. On receipt Of 50c. we will send sam
pie line by mail; also, circulars, price-list, and
terms 70 agents. Secure your territory AZ once.
Address WORCESTER PiNLEsS CLOTHES
LINE COMPANY, II Hermon street, Worcester,
Nsss &C 23-W6Sdl2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02
MANCHESTER TAXEs.

All persons paying the LAST HALF Of tho City
and School Tax on OR BEFORE NOVEMBER
isr will be entitled to a rebate OF per cent on
the one half OF the City Tax.
The State Tax Ia now READY for collection.
Five per cen, will DO added 10 sll taxes-ststs,
City and sehool--unpaid December !, isse.
J. w. BROSAUGn. JE.,
oc 26-tNo.i Treasurer olty Of Manchester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-02
BY j. Thonpso Brown q Co.,
Real Estate Agents snd Auctioneors,
lil3 NAN street
TRUSTEES SALE OF CORNER
I LOTS
THREE lots NORTHEAST CORNER or RAN
pULPH AND WALLACE STREETS.

~ virtue OF q decd az frnst from Charles Koch,
dated OctOusr j. 1859, % the unfersEuel, tr.4
'ses ard duly rs ortei IA the CLERKS oll o. of
the tAancery Court 81 tho city of III. hwpui 20
secure payment az certain notes hefoIn mon
toned being ior deferred pgrc hn-o- money. al
default having been meie In payment Df iwo
Of said uo.os aui hong required bY fhe bcn'-
nelary 20 % 10, We wih sci a. puolic auction. on
the premises. Oh
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER I'm.
at 40 p. NJ, ths following property. described
IN said rocors a. follows. "Ai that lot coz
LAND ia the city % Richmond aud bounded re
follows: Commencing 81 th- nor hea7' corner OBJ
Walls - ana Randolph streets, thrncr running
ts4.War5ly along the north .ire ~ SAID NaNa-o
street and fronting the-eoa el feet, end running
be Il Doribwarily between parallel liaca ~ feet
o. al alloy ID fcet WiGn'
TERMS: sufficient iu caeh O. paw for 'ho ex-
pen>e ~ sHecufiuC his trust gn' o. ilf.lsiAe
The amount due ora said npio-. with irfHf"s.
thereon 90 date. 8nd balance on sn.n terms as
SAID Charles Ko.h may Iire-t and in event %
hi- ;allIls So % 30 then a. lfr trusIern may dI-
rect. " other toms Is may ir agree li.n a
sale. lEtlf r. b4DN y,
5. {. NtISEp
trl-tcas.
=. THOMPSON PsowN Is co., Auruonecrs uo2
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LOST, sTRAYED. AND POUND.

CTRAYED.-CAME TO RITOHIE
- FARM. on the river below the Pump-house,
TWO BLACK MULES and oNk BAY HORSE,
Wednesday night, October 30th. The owner
will please come, pay charges, and take Them
away
noe1t' ID. h. WATKINS.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-07-25

be seen that his iron constitution had re
sisted the ravages Of time, and that. &c
far as physical strength is concerned, he
was as hale and hearty as most men at
forty.
In his hands he carried a stout cane.
His countenance would have been a
remarkable one at any time, but seen
just then, contorted with the feeling OF
anger that seemed to possess his soul, it
was face that Roger would never forget
to his dying day.
Roger Darrell had not seen him for
more than fifteen years, but some intui-
tive power seemed to tell him that he
was now face to face with the man who
had refused to forgive his father, even
on his eath-bed-Lawrence Richmond.
The tablcau remained unbroken for
more than full minute, and then it was
the old gentleman who made the first
move
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calmly. saying as he did So
believe me, Mr.. Richmond, declare
TO YOU on my honor as gentleman-r
Honor A Darrell speak OF honor
Come now, that is too good. young man. %
Again the blood leaped into Rogers
face at this insult. A younger man would
have paid the penalty Of his rashness on
the spot. Lawrence Richmond's age aud
the fact that he YVES her father caused
the young man to hold his impulse in
check.
sMr. Richmond. you and nv father
were enemies. but at his death he would
have had YOU with him so that he might
have asked your pardon for his share OF
the difference existing between you two.
Whether Won ever received his message. OF
not. do NOT know. but you gave no sign.
He i in his grave nov, and 1. his only
son. have given you no reason to hate
me. Then. why should we not be friendsf
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"Ahar he exclaimed, almost kissing
the words through his clenched teeth,
while his hand frightened its grasp upon
the cane, "a light breaks in upon me.
It is easy TO understand now why your
afternoons have been so well taken up
that you have had no time to spare with
me. And you, Richmond. betray the
trust l put In you For shame, Carol,
for shamel'
The young girl tried to stammer out
some excuse, but he would not listen to
her.
"Hush'l do not make the matter worse
by attempting TO explain. You have de-
ceived me, and nothing can undo that.
Still, it might have been worse, and
may yet forgive this lover, who is too
much OF craven to seek you In your
fathers home. Turn around, young
man. and let me see your face. Ny eyes
are not what they used to be, and you
have held your head low, as II your soul
recognized the wrong you have been do
ing my daughters fair name in these
clandestine meetings. II you be man.
raise your head, sir, and look me in the
eyes"
There were several reasons why the
blood should leap into the face OF Roger
Darrell.
In the first place. the words of Law
renee Richmond had fallen upon his ears
like thunder-clap, and staggered him.
Carol. his daughter
Like an inspiration it came TO him, and
he realized that she was the little three
year-old Carrie, who had been toddling
around at tho time OF the dispute which
made his father and Lawrence Richmond
such deadly foes.
How strange that the idea had never
entered his head before. He saw now
just where he had deceived himself, as
Carol had done with regard to his own
identity
That was one reason why he should
blush another good one lay in the words
of the old man.
His tone was insulting, too, considering
the fact that he was addressing proud
man, and the wealthiest landowner fos
many miles around. Roger knew that an
explosion was at hand, but he was now
nerved TO meet it.
Even while the flush still stained his
cheeks, Roger removed his hat and with
manly dignity stood before the old gen.
tleman. There was no reason why he
should be ashamed because he loved the
daughter of his deadly enemy, and yet
cold chill seemed to pass over his heart
as he saw the look that appeared upon
Lawrence Richmond's face.
The snecr that had accompanied his
words gave away to look of implaeable
hate and savage fury.
''You are other than l believed" he
finally gasped. rather than spoke.
II am Roger Darrell" replied the /
young man simply.
"Then you are my bitterest foe. You /
thought to strike blow at my heart, by i
stealing my pet daughter, but heaven has
thwarted you, you villain, grated he, az /
one hand grasped Carols wrist and drew 4
her to him, while with the other he shook 4
his heavy cane in Rogers face.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-07-25

HE action Of the
old g en- I'll e m a n
was so agrees
sive, that Roger
instinctively fell
back a pace be-
fore the threaten
ing cane, but he
spec Oily recov-
cred, and faced
tine enraged man
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-07-25

tuII upon his lace, and DC moved aside
into the shadow as if its light ANNOYED
him, bnt not before Carol had seen the
blood leap 70 his brow and cheeks. and a
look Of alarm. nay. Of positive horror
came into his eyes, the eyes she hat
loved 10 watch. and which to her Ia,
seemed 50 honest, and manly, and true
She was watching him anxiouslv
eagerly, and wei she had cause to. TO
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o G E r AR
REL never came
nearer to utterine
an oath thar
when those words
broke 50 abruptly
from the lips oi
Carol Richmond.
He was un.
doubtedly taken
by surprise and
OFF his guard. else
he would have =
least shown more
sell-possession.
TIE moon fell
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-07-25

ROM the towers
on top of Darrel
Chace, looking in
three directions,
one might gaze
upon the broad
domain that now
was the inherit
ance OF Roger
Darrell.
He was alone in
the world.
A year previous
his father had
died, leaving all
to his son. Before