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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-11

IiiiV"
A. SIMON, Agent,

PRACTICAL MERCHANT TAILOR,
Nf>su srpEgq. Under the 81. Clair Hotel
Having opened nrst class TAILORING
ESTABLISHMENT with full lines OF lm
ported CLOTHS. CAssIIREs. WOKsTEDs
CHgNOlrs sEKGEs. YEstlNG. Nc, so.
ucft tho patronage Of the public.
bi} long experience nni success in the cut
Ul. tld making or Gentlemen Apparel has
been generously endorsed ln tho pet bf me
best dressed class - puf people, nni appear
ior their continued support
A. SIMON
Iuhr oo1 agent
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Five Anarchists COnVicted-in Insane
Diamond Merchant Gives Away Val
uable stones.

Five Anarchists COnVicted-sn Insane
Diamond Merchant Gives Away Val
uable stones.
LONDON. March 10-fiye anarchists
have been arrested at Aix-la-C Chapcllc as
the result of "a carefully conceived and
executed plan devised and carried out
bv Police Commissioner Mohlg, who is
au especial favorile of Chief Kruger, OF
Berlin MOhlig spent several weeks IN
London and Brussels watching the
movements of the men and tracked
them finally TO The place where they
were arrested They viii shortly be
tried before the high court at Leipsig.
II is said that MOhlig was successful in
obtaining evidence sufficient to convict
every one of the prisoners of parlicipa-
tion i'm several Anarchists plots against
high government officials.
a few days agO passenger on one oil
The steamers plying ON Lake Come at
iracted the attention Of his fellow-pas-
sengers by giving 10 the porters and
others connected with the vessel small
packages of brilliants, which they threw
away on their arrival al COlico, bellev-
ing that the stones were worthless. The
man's strange actions were reported TO
the police. who arrested him. From eX-
animation of papers on his person il was
ascertsncd that he was Leopold Ian
dauer. noted diamond merchant OF Der
.in. In his pockets were found soOOOi
worth of diamonds, and il Is estimated
that the value of the stones he gave away
Is 0ne-quartcr of that sum He was eX-
amned Dy medical expert, who de
clared him 10 be insane.
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Mr.. W. II. SSowDES, Macon, Ga,
saws. Allow me TO voluntarily attest 10
The merits of Bradycrotine us specihc
in relieving Headache
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THE tgIa.,

Established January. 1921.
vas absorbed by The Daily
T,mcs December -. t~s~.
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FINANCIAL.
MONEY TO LEND.

$4,000 TO LEND ON
RICHMOND CITY REAL ESTATE, IN
SUNS OF q. 900 AND OVER, ON
LONG TINE.
FRANK ID. HILL co,
mist keal Estate Agents,
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SHOE CLERK WANTED - RE
) liable man only. one that can act as cash
leralsO Permanent posit on. Call March 18Th
LAMBERT. $40 Broad street. mhiV-t
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HENRY GEORGE Is ENGLAND.

LONDON, March 10.-IIenry George
arrived at southampton this morning
and was met 10y large party of friends
on board of tender When MI
George appeared on deck he was loudly
cheered hy his waiting friends, and as he
was transferred O the tender the passen-
qers on the steamer shouted Goodbye
Mr. George is now at the Westminster
Palace Hotel
EARTHQrAKE Is ITALY.
ROME. March lO.-lt is reported that
"a severe shock of earthquake was ielt at
AQuilla to-day. No details are obtain
able MS vet
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LOST

| OsT- BETWEEN AMERICAN no.
1 tel aud opposite Monumental Church.
Ell 4 q Oh Main Governor Oi BiOtI streets one
IiN DOLLAR UNITED STATES TREAS
ny NOTE f.nder leave AT IiMKs ONCE.
lxHErd
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VOL. III-NUMBER 900.
TsEI, DAILY TIMES,

Published every day in the
wear. and the only Monday
morning daily ISSUED an
virginia.
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s.eeplf.s nights made miserable b9
i.att,rrlle cough sAiioA's Cure is thA
Remedy for sou.
oyv~s * Nr~0R DRUG Co.
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AMtsf VI EMS.
OFFICE OF TIE CITY AUDITOR.
RIsHMOSD, Va March Q, 1889.
'IILH

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The license taxes of 1859 have been assessed
and placed in the Oflce Tor he inspection OF
al concerned.
These assessments include 8ll persons liable
10 a class or specific tax for -eg and viii re-
main IN this Office until
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 20. 1889.
The Committee on Finance will meet In the
Chancery Court room. Cry Hall on Thursday
and Friday. the2lst ana 2.lOi March, between
the hour. of 3 and p. w., Tor the purpose 81
hearing and considering appeals from said as
sessIututs. All persons cone arued are notified
u attend these mceii14s Oh the lmlnittec, as
no change OF classification or tax will after
ward be made. except hy order ~ the CITY
Council or recommendation OF the Finance
Committee.
NH list MILES III kPlN. Auditor.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES.
.yERYBODY's FRIEND :

EYERNBODYS FRIEND
HALLS IMPROVED CLEANING CREAM
For renoyatiug ani cleaning clothes. silk.
cotton. wool. carpets. &C. without injurlns the
color or texture. This preparation is useful
In every family, and Will save them many dol
lars. especially where there are children In
the house.
TRY IT. PRICE p CTS. PER BOTTLE.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
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,amrrh cured by Mis Joe Person
euctN
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INION CENTRAL LIFE INSCK.
u ANCE COMPANY.

a
TNION CENTRAL LIFE INsCR-
L ANCH COMPANY
ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR the FISCAL
YEAR ENDING THE Slsr DAY of D.-
rios OF TnE uNioy CENTRAL IIgE
INSURANCE COMPANY, ORGANIZED
UNDER THE LAWS OF TIE STATE OF
PniT Pn,2rc ND6 Arc6uNTs NJ Foa '"i FIX DcoWNoX.
WEALTH OF VIRGINIA. PURSUANT 10
THE CODE OF VIRGINIA, CHAPIEh ~
/ SECTIONS l2sD AND 1913. RtGt IAI!Nu
TIE REPORTS OF INSURANCE CoNPA-
MES.
Name OF the company IN full-USIoS CEN
TRAL LifE Insurance COMPANY,
Home or principal oiiice OF s@ii company
] CINCINNATI. ONO.
Character Of the company whether life. sc-
cidcnt. casualty city co opcrativ" association,
brotherhood. live stock. or any other sssccis-
/ ton lnsuriug liie-IIfE Insurance..
/ Prtsideut-JuHN DAVIS.
Vic. President JOHN " PArrIsOS.
Secretary-E 7. MARSHALL
1rea~urer-J. II. CLARK
Organized aud Incorporated
commenced business -leol.
Name OF tho general sscnt ia virginia
WILLIAM III. VALENTINE.
Residence OF the general agent In Virginia
RICHMOND.
The number Of policies issued
-durng the yesr ...........,.. soo
The amount of Insurance eN'oted
thereby. tt.t.sttt.tts-t tttssssttH flo,ui--rU "
The amount of premiums re-
ceivei during the Year .......... lsI3,Bi ~
The amount of interest received
and ala other receipts ....--.--.- 2sa,O.n ~
In. amount OF losses paid during
the year sss.tssttttsst .ttsatttt l'ls'lt %
The amount OF losses unpaid. Si.Ho ~
The amount Of expenses ........, 5Zl,'S ~
The whole number Of policies Ia
force. .... ... ...s. ...., ... sO,llO
The amount of liabilities or risks
thereon. aud all other liabilities 3soc,s>O b
The amount Ot capital stock. II
any. ttttt..tt.- .sttst FN,th w
The amount of assets and how in
vested 80. =. ............ ...-. ~; ig -
Cash ON hand on IN
the hands OF agents ( lf5.Es u
Real estate owned by
the Company. Islei5 =
United states bonds
owned-cost. t....... ESQ "a
First mortgage loans
ON real estate ...... S.033o5e o.
Debts otherwise Sc
cured ............. Sl6GSi =
Debts Tor premiums. 2no.ihi ~
All other Se0u tiles. ~,Os2 ~
Amount OF dividends paid policy
hOldcfs......s..... .... .......... 2,,2lt -
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LADIES. ATTENTION is called 90 that
most excellent cmoieut for the skin,
owen. & Minor ilycefInc and Elder
Flower Lotion oniF % cents bottle.
For .cfofuia. and 4l. blood diseases.
use Mrs Joe Persons remedy sec
another column
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weather Indications.
Wasm>oro>. D. g. March ln-
Hf D. ST. Indications ior Virginia
- Iar warmer. northwc-tcrlY winds.
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THE SENATE CoMM1TTEEs.--A Wash
ington special says The work Of
arranging the Senate committees, or
at least the majority membership, was
completed this afternoon by the Repub
lican caucus committee I heir report
will be made 10 caucus on Monday. Ii
is understood that in filling the vacant
chairmanships precedent has been fol-
lowed If This has been the chairmen
will be On agriculture, Algernon ;.
Paddock, OF Nebraska; on railroads,
John IL. Mitchell, Of Oregon; on manu-
factures. Matthew ;. Quay, of Pennsyl-
yauia; on engrossed bills, Wilkinson
Call Of Florida.
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SCISSORED.
NEWsl SPECIALS IN SUNDAYS NEW
YORK DAILIES.
CHANGE IN BASEBALL PLA +
fNG RULES.
HILL TO BECOME A BEN
fD1CT
Macdonald Resigns as Manager of the
Iondsn "Iimes"-A Drug Clerks
Mysterious Death-Glsd-fonians
hopeful, but Perpiexed.

STILL SHRoUDED ~ MYsTERY.-1he
murder of Drug Clerk Guenther Nech-
sung is still shrOuded in almost a much
mystery as il was Thursday the day the
deed was committed William Krullch.
year-old boy suspected OF kill-
ing the clerk, was subjected 10 a rigid
examination this morning by Inspector
Byrncs
The Inspector was very reticent as 10
the result Of his interview, and said that
he would question him further to-mor-
row.-N J. Times.
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Insect Scavengers.

"Under the microscope" says Mr..
Henry ]. Slack, F. r. NJ. g., lit ID.
seen that as animal and vegetable
matter rots away, swarms offerments
come into existence. For example,
in a drop of water the flesh of a dead
water flea was noticed in commotion,
while the writer was engaged on this,
paper. Thousands of q shaped, vi
brious were living upon it. All in
brisk motion, strengthening and
bending their bodies with whip like
flicks. They were a company OF
scavengers, sweetening the water by
a chemical process necessary for
their own nutrition. Our rivers and
ponds would become factories Of
deadly poisons, and all the earth'e
soil would be contaminated, If mex
pressible myriads of minute plants
and animals did not attack dead Or
ganic matter and cause it's elements
to enter into new and useful comhin-
ations. If we find thousands of such,
little ferments at work on a frag-
ment no bigger than a full stop Of
this print, what must be the numbers
in operation when tons upon tons
are dealt with in the contents of our
sewers, in the manures weput out on
our fields, and in the vastmultitudes
OF human and other bodies that per-
ish on land or in sea?-New York
Telegram.
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Brothers are Barred.

Boston Courier.
"Now then, Jennie. said the bride
groom to the bride after they re-.
turned from the church whtre the
knot had just been tied, chow many
brothers have your"
"Brothers!" exclaimed the bride in
astonishment, "you know I haven't
any brothers. Pm the only child of
my parents"
"Oh, I know that, but how many
young men did you promise to be q
sister to before you accepted me?
Those are the brothers Iwant to
know about"
"Well," replied the bride, smiling,
81 think | must have about half q
dozen of brothers."
Cali right. You just drop a note
to each of them and tell them the
brother and sister business is all off
now as you have got a husband. If
they want sisters tell them to look
around among the girls that are
single. I'm all the brother you need
now"
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and delicate, like q violet blossoming
in the shade.
"But you didn't mean it?'' she fall
tered.
81 am not in the habit of saying
what 1 don't mean.
am here to confirm my last
nights words. Will you confirm
yours, Miss Howitt?"
"But know to little of you, Mr.,
Warren"
"That is disability which can be
easily remedied by time. Won't you
trust me, Matty?'' and he held out
his hand.
And she decided to trust him.
The village belle was discounted
beyond measure when she heard that
her practical joke had turned into
reality. For in her secret heart she
had loved Frank Warren as much as
it was in her to love anybody.
Engaged to you, indeed!' she
cried to Sam Pratt, with
blazing eyes. Chow dare you
say such a think? wouldn't marry
you II Gnere wasn't another man IN
the worldl"
And Mr.. Pratt departed, inconsol-
able.
As for Mr.. Warren, he never had
cause to repent his sudden resolve.
Matilda Hewitt made him the best
of gentle little wives.
although it was rather uncon-
ventional, that wooing of yours,
Frank" said she, Nov wasn't it,"
"Well, rather so, 1 must admit, "
said the young husband. "How-
ever, Matty, all's well that ends well,
you know"
And Matty Wallis practical joke
has ended in q fine prospect of her
being an old maid at last.-New
York Ledger.
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--.-.--- $500
&ORGOTTEN WORKERS.
they hved, and they were usefhI this We
know.

they hved, and they were usefaE this We
know,
And naugh beside;
No record 0ftheir names is left, to show
How soon they died;
They did their work, and then they passed
away Z, nn.novn hand.
But they shall live in endless day. in the
Fair, shining land.
And we're they young, or were they growing
Or lived in poverty, or had they wealth or
No one con tell;
Only one thing is known of them-they
faithful
Were and true
Disciples Of the Lord, and strong. through
To save and do.
Bat what avails the gift of empty fame?
They lived to God:
They loved the sweetness of another name,
And gladly trod
The rugged ways of earth. that they might
Helper and friend,
And in the joy of their ministry
Be spent, and spend.
No glory clusters around their names on
earth;
But in Gods heaven
Is kept book of names of greatest worth,
And there is given
A place for all who did their Master please,
Though here unknown;
And their lost names shine forth in bright
est rays
Before the throne
o. take who will the boon OF fading IA me:
But give to me
A place amongst the workers, though my
name
Forgotten be:
And as within the book of life il found
Ny lowly place,
Honor and glory unto God resound
For all His grace
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Always fatten a fowl as quickly ,

Always fatten a fowl as quickly as
possible. Ten days is long enoug to
get q fowl fat, and it should be con-
fined either in a coop or a number in
a small yard. Give plenty of fresh
water, and feed four times a day, be-
ginning early and giving the last
meal late. A mixture of cornmeal
three parts, ground oats one part,
shorts one part, scalded, is best for
the first three meals, with all the
corn and wheat that can be eaten up
clean at night.
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When Woman's Rights Were Not Con-
sidered.

w ndu Une early CnrlSUlanS Qld was
to strike the male out of the defini-
ton of woman. Man was u human
being made for the highest and no.
blest purposes; woman was a female
made to serve only one. She was on
earth to infame the heart of man
with every passion. She was a fire.
ship continually striving to get
alongside the male man-of-war to
blow him up into pieces. This is the
way in which Tertullian addresses
women: ''Do you not know that
each one of you is an Eve? The
sentence of God on this sex of
yours lives in this age; theguilt must
of necessity live too. You are the
devils gateway; you are the unsealer
of that forbidden tree; you are the
first deserJer of the divine law; you
are she who persuaded him whom the
devil was not valiant enough to
attack. You destroyed of SO easily
Gods image, man. On account of
your desert, that is, death, even the
Son of God had to die" And the
gentle Clement of Alebandria hits her
hard when he says: Nothing dis
graceful is proper for man, who is
endowed with reason; much less for
women, to whom it brings shame
even to reflect of what nature che is. !"
Gregory Thaumaturgus asserts:
Moreover, among all women Isought
for chastity property to them, and I
found it in none. And verify, a per-
son may find one man chaste among
thousand, but a woman never"
The Testament of the Twelve Patri-
archs makes queer statement, and
adds: "By means of their adorn-
ment they deceive first the minds of
men, and they instill poison by the
glance of their eye, and then they
take them captive by their doings,"
and therefore, men should guard
their senses against every woman"
''The angel of God showed me-" it
says in another passage, "that for
eyer do women bear rule over King
and beggar alike; and from the King
they take away his glory, and from
the valiant man his strength, and
from the beggar even that little which
is the stay of his poverty" How,
then, were men to treat this frivil-
Gus, dress-loving, lust-inspiring
creature? Surely the best plan was
to shut her up. Her clear duty was
to stay at home and not let herself
be seen anywhere. And this duty the
christian writer's press upon her
again and again. She is not to go
to banquets, where her looks are
sure to create evil thoughts in the
minds of men who are drinkinglarge-
~ of wine. She is not to go to mar
riage feasts, where the talk and the
songs may border on Righteousness.
OF course she is not to wander about
the streets in search of sights, nor
to frequent the theatre, nor the pub
lie baths, nor the spectacles. Does
she want exercise? Clement of Alex
andria prescribes for her: "She is to
exercise herself in spinning and weav-
ing, and experimenting the cooking
if necessary" He adds: "Women
are with their own hands to fetch
from the store what we require; and
it is no disgrace for them to apply
themselves to the mill. Principal
Donaldson, in the Contemporary Re
view.
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y AkYf-M41
A linchpin is q rolling-pin when the
wagon moves.
In the china closet an ounce Oh
holdfast saves pounds of crystal
cement.
Some men make two bites at q,
cherry, but the man whe bites the
dust never takes but one.
Tramp-Will you give me a chance.
to get warm, sir? Man of House
Certainly, sir. You know that saw
mill two miles down the road, don't
you? Well, I'll give you Is minutes
to reach it. Come, bravol
1t is a mean st. Louis man who
says that Chicago people after they
die always think they go to Heaven.
whether they really have OF not.
Young Hal Visiting neighbor)-
Why, Mrs. Hammer, you are quite,
big. Mrs. Hammer-Yes, my
dear; did you have an idea that I
wasn't? Young HALVES, UNI, cause
ma said you were so mighty small
that no one could get along with
you.
II trust you will not think hard o
me-" he remarked reaching for his.
hat. "Sir," she answered frigidly,
zone who knows you can never think
hard of YOU" And wandering home
ward, meath the electric light he,
wondered what it was she meant to.
convey.-Harper's Bazaar.
A little boy of 8 years, whose moth
er played the organ in church, and
who was obliged to be left to the care
of others, was asked one Sunday
morning what his kitten was crying;
so piteously for. II don't know"
said he, in fearful tones, ''but 'spect
the old cat has gone to church. -
New York World.
Moneybags-"You say you wish
to marry my daughter? Well, you
know have three, and on the mar
riage of each 1 shall give her husband
$4,000. Which one do you want?'''
Jack Napes-"I'll tell you what wen
do. You'll move out to Utah, and
I'll take all three of them off your,
hands. Pm willing to do the square
thing. New York Sun.
Sweet Girl (at 18)-"Oh, it's just
lovely to receive so much attention.
That horrid..Miss Pert will just wild
with. envy when she hears that FIVE
gentlemen called on me this evening"
Same Girl lat 19)-"Oh, itjust drives
me wild! Every time he calls some
other man has to come poking in, to
spoil the whole evening. Puck
Mrs. Gibblegabble- doctor, there
is something the matter with my
tongue; it pains me badly at times.
and don't know what to do for it. -
Physician-"Place little cotton pill
low under it between meals; it may
be tired and need rest" Mrs. GibbleA
gabble-''But 1 couldn't talk then"
Physician-E'Thatis why I prescribe."
One wet evening Mr.. Cyrus Cole
throws the stub of a cigar in pile
of old scrap-iron and starts a million
dollar fire. At q later date he at
tempts to start fire in
the CRATE, and although he uses a dol
lars worth of kindlers and q half
gallon of kerosene, he is obliged to
give it up as a failure-Harper's
Bazaar.
Life insurance agent (encountering
Prince of Wales, who is travelling
incog. )-"Have you few moments
to spare, sir? I will not detain You
long. Life, you know, is short and
uncertain, and" Prince (the image
of his royal mother raising before
his mind seye)-"Short? Uncertain7
Merciful heavenl My friend, where
have you lived for the last seventy
five or a hundred years?"
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place where / board is three miles
beyond the swamp. Please, can't l
stay all night" ~
"Why, of course" said Mrs. Vail.
you're the city school-ma am. amt
you, that boards to Widow Dunkley's?
Come in and sit down and dry your
clothes! Dreadful shower, amt it?
| do wish our Matty was safe at
home!''
All this was very unconventional.
But, then, thought little Miss Hewitt,
country life is unconventional. In
New York it would have taken q
month, at the very. least, for a young
man to screw himself up to the pro-
posing poin. Did she love this man
well enogh to marry him? Well, she
acknowledgement certain ofthat. But
he was certainly very handsome, and
her heart gave a not altogether I'M
pleasant jump when she remember
ed that gentle pressure around her
waist. 1t was love
But here the current of her refec-
tions was interrupted by the arrival
of Matty herself-"Martha Auda''
was her christened name-in compa-
ny of Mr.. Sam Pratt, a dashing cav
alier of another village.
"It's not late" said Sam. Cant
I come in? just for little WHILE"
"Nonsense, SAM" said the belle.
"Oh, now, Matty!"
"Nonsense, I say" and Miss Vail
shut the door in Mr.. Pratt's face with
a laugh.
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can have them If you come and get them. .:
lou say; II can't come and ask first am
afraid you won't give it to me-" Then you
cay: Il will come and ask. know. Lord Je-
sus. thou art in earnest about this matter.
come asking for pardon. Thou hast prom
i:ed to give it to me. thou wilt give It to me,
Jon see it yeti "oh," said some one, Il
caa't understand it." No man ever did,
withont divine hslp: Faith is the gift Of God.
You say: THAT throws the responsibility
Of my shoulders." No. Faith ia The rift Of
God, but it CONES IN aDswer to prayer.
All over glorious = my Lord,
He must b loved and yet adored:
His worth IL all the nations knew.
SURE the vAole earth would love Him. too
remark again, that We must look to
Jesus as an example. Now, nero copyist.
you know 10 always failure. Ifo painter
go to q portfolio or gallery of art, how
sver exquisite, to get this idea of the natural
world from these pictures, he will not succeed
as we'll as the artist who starts out and
dAshes the dew from the grass and secs the
morning just as God built il in the clouds. or
poured it upon the mountain, or kindled it
upon the sea. People wondered why Tur-
ner, the famous English painter, succeeded
go veil in sketching storm upon the ocean.
1t remained wonder until it
was fouRd out that seveal times he had been
dashed to the deck in the midst ofa tempest
and then looked ont upon the wrath OF the
sea. and coming home to his studio, he pic
cured the tempest. Tits not the copyist VINO
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-08-06
-..... q.
IN CHhNCERY
Extract from Decree Of juno 18Th 1889
NOTICE

7. ", LArINER. Clerk.