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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

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<.-----f sa- .--d .art slekff
A.. s-c4 .1les@. I x2soed.
lisa --a4 t4e4 49C4 rs c4sal81s zac
frs- t-s.s sa@ 4as~ere1, sul h1.aax ~
-@-A "-rf----M t-e slrs-gIa -4- 1e1.
A-1 r. al s-rsT Fass. To- is1s nass
t--A --'.cfel Ma l-y st-Fa H5o solt :
t-- nisaf a-r tat --ss from yol1er case
n-@ns heavy EFil-s TIE cream ~ A4esl Hagk
T. --s Was per " tae so .aopllz against
t-a Fic4s, lAats tssil, b fa-At j. - ysf, oeiag
. s.r1as t9-a a-z-osr dfosu the s4lgs, cool
t. - J9l1er E-gu1-zr Lsr ~ Fn..omei,
Ap~ eet i1-m f-A heat " ase scs
e. - Der 4sss1ge 70 1er 1e4r S-rey -
= .-'eI .lslli al L49st re-1fll~- -
.@..te H4s.e z4ls e.tl hundred Fo.ees
q 'iA ail4 4-- t-ses 411 1.rls 4ad ccea4 :
{. .-2.14 lps, AID yet sl1g al 10 t.lle.
lis al, haul1c-4s, something have
guessed clleerlllx tle-. Thou, tcc srt CT
{ rl14l race; no hluo.e 0l0cd pours Il
t-1ss Feias ~ tl.1s. S4reiY s-eh = shoot
ce-ll sarias b.. llam -lr stock ~ Prilcesi
--. .-.4- taao d. Size leaf --arl On ~
bral.ti rlr4. fr.clsc there la honor u
Irs r -i el b -iee worship. Sep
l.Es assoc. I sroaael, STRIVING &C
al- -.l q -t-el g-l ..-l gone.
-F. .-- SO lt l-e. 4aol wclldst not
l.-F. -.e Iett IEoa rs'-st ROT have ne ye1
L-l-..l.-.s. a-s- --ou never -0Felt'
Rag, ID e-eel Wlar have - DO
win loves Let me hence. &c ia.nl-s0r-
colcn
Never % have loved is strangel
seq t1 have 4uown some women heart
tea- 81 tl-8 u tl-ae never 20 have
sen .le eyes " tly aaored a-sWin wth
p-ss-lls tears - sle s.gaed hlr VOWS
usoa t-Y breast Never 70 h4ve loved -
never % have lost thyse.f il the mystery
g. alc her sous nor - have learned how
Nat-gs c-n overcome our u4zet lonels-
ness, and sl-h tAe golden WEB ~ love of
twain weave oue idsatityl Why, is
never - have lived, A4rnachis"
Aul ever - ste uurmured she drew
nearer o. Lle, Ill az iAst, with 4 long, sweet
s.-l, ste n-ag Cne white arm ABOUT ny
necA, aad s-1ins upon ne with blue, IN
f4tAom4ols eyes. smiled her DARK, slow
smAe, taa,. Lks az opening Aswer, re-
ve4-ed beauty within beauty hidden.
Hearer sbe bent her q.eenly form and still
rlore near-row her perfumed breath
7.aycd upon ny hair. and low her lips met
cine.
And, voc Is ne in that Ass, more dead
Il aDd more strong than the embrace OF
N0AsAf Wsio A~- Eyat~- 4o-of A-y AcAFcA4F
HOPE. Oaths, Honor, Country, Friends, al
t-4ngs save that Cleopatra ciasped me IN
h. arms aae called Iao Love an- Lord
Vow pledge me- she mUrnured-
"plcdge ne one cup OF wine IN token OF thy
love"
took the drsught, aad deep drank;
al then TOO late / knew that il was
dr-E-ed
Jacl se1 upon The couch, and, though
nv senses Sill were with me, / could
neither speak nor rise.
81. Cleopatra, bending over ne, drew
TIE dagger from ny robe.
''I're te'-sf' she cried, shaking back her
Ions la.r, "lvs won. ard for the sake OF
II D1--rvhv. twas game worth p.ayinr.
VITA tris dagger, then. tao1 wouldst have
g. ne. o my Royal rlv2b whose myr-
In.d9ns e'en now are gathered az my palace
ea.es Ar. stu awzcsi Now, what him
cers me that should not piuage il % tn
hcartI'
heard and feebiy pointed to ny breast,
fcr fain was 70 die. Sac crew herself 10 the
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

sssts - is brost breast . scrol azd, oa
tbs scrcll, asiilaz l. he RC4an character
I Ore. hear .1a read, a1d l1ls 1As ths
srl-1g
HARAACRIDFsALF FEEE Ec0. .sCACEEK
st5DEEE S4kAS P4ULEs 30 aA8-
Ls- DISCS AIAC- QEID- PE0DEEE
FH0SIF
~oyssf ~. H.r7szeilsi "a. filf Rops1a Pa
las stsos a0. lux sa.torn. ZEE aeo a110 tlssssd
zTs .r1lters'7
s.cz ana faint staggered back from the
sglt ot that y ate corpse ss4-ned vita Is
own blood SICK aDd fzIat / staggered
back, I'll TIE wal stayed ne, while without
tie birds saGg merry greeting 70 the day
IS iE Was ~ dream. aad : w4s lest iosti
lcsti
thought or my aged father AueneuhSt
Yea, TIE vision of h-m flashed into my mind,
IS ns would DO when they came y tel hlIG
kis s0n's shame and the ruin # his hopes.
/ thought OF that patriot priest, my uncle
Spa, waiting tbs long night through for
TIE signal which never came. Al, aad
another thought followed swift How
would u 20 with theni l was not the only
tral-or. l. too, h2d been betrayed. By
whomg By y0nder Paulus, perchance. II
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

DIX a space or Q even
days was I thus Kept
prisoned IL my cham
bars nor Z / I sec
any one save the Son
tries AZ ny door. the
slaves who in silence
brought re food a. q
drin X. a n 2 Gle o.
patra self. who
caucc con tin ally BIT
though her words =
love were m anv.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

F1ll ~ tax sic vas as ~ how se7u j re q
her make Egrr* Frear a1i -sse1 tie r-r-
iers cf fhe people ard fgaf che Ecms1
eag Pc back Ard t.rr 81 81 frsf fsfered
hesvi r w1en shs space this. ~ s.-~ a.
vance s1s wrsrped ne closer AID Te ucre
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

II nIIlI tF5t IIIt 70 UtITOII md Fhst TIr-
CANT parlor cars between Detroit and lsrAnd
Rapids, Trains leaving Detroit - y m AID
Grand Rapids GOO p NJ Tan daily cher frzir.
daily except SUNDAY
a. AIscrTSr. Ticket Agent. Depot; GEO w
MrAso>, nIon Ticket Agent 76 Monroe 81
oEo. J. SMITH. Gen Al, Drsnd Rapids "
=. CkKFENJER. franc Manager. j. r. NULL
rEN. General Manager
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17
TRAIN TIME TABLES. 1
EkAAD KAPIpS A INDIANA RAa.koAD-
" a. sEsct June IL lsslA
NkAlks eelkS sokxK

~ a. sEs>t g0ne IL lsss.
xkAlks eaINs sokFk
arsNerse CHS snd AkcklnAw ,a.nx
EAcCRl >4L4At
Traverse tsfy Aaa ksckiaHx taails
q S<tt 1ttAt dat ~ q =
arsseFst clts d2ils s1ooet sunday slEsH
tctaskeS AID NAcktna~ o4ils - fl = \ Iu
Sosches attached Tor Saginaw f1rsar 80 -
a. n and u = "a trains aud slserinE "a -
81 al - a. tralns. Irains arrive fr.,u t~t..-
kt* &A1 MASklnse ~ - a. aNits and sFogx
hAcAt1l&S EAa Traverse tllF e. q 4 A. and
ls - 2. daily exceIt SUlday froIn frsssrrs
tttf ~ li-se = "a. Trans arr vins ~ III - : =
80 80 a Rave tLfo4kh coscAes 1ass
raSfSs aoINe s0rra.
fW S1ncinnati daily except sunday T.Nxu
fef era a. Ae ia&ils e1cepi san T. :. , Vi
foi AtAeltlsl-l d&llS .........- q "a i.
fef eiArsis AAd CAie4ge daily e.
etpf sunday ..-....-... ............-- u,oe nm
'ae d train hss psrio car attached.
- IA trAin has slce b. "a Cal far c aciuAau
- ~ ifAin las sleeping eAf fsE Chicago
Irains arrive from csncinnats Al ssx . m
SAtis eho 80 4 - daily except Suu&ay FroEs
tort n ayuc Al ac 4 aha froM St1rcis -
"a daily except sunday
Trains arriving 81 80 ~ has through sleep
tnk car tfeln thic@ea, leaving Chicago ~ A. ae
a. oalis eAcepi saturday.
Muskcgsas Grsad Rapids q Es diane
Tor NasA ga. " O. . m u .iSsm k.epm
fdeM Af-.-io a. . IA. a ne . M
Through tckets aud fslli Information czr. -
b4o ~ cAillns upon A. A Gquist flck 81 noeut
a. aepot. ef O. " MunsoI l1ion tiel a a.enl
q Monroe 81.
c. L LooTwoea Gen Pass Agt
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

TNP7rsOSvr~T OF BARNACHrs: TIE ecor~
or CHA NIoS, The SETTING FREE OF HAR-
NACEIs. TEE COMING or orrv7rs uTr1rus
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

oT rHE kwAKrvG or HaRNs~Ers; OF TIE
SIGHT OF DEArH. OF The COMING or CLIO
PArsA AND OF nzE aAVT CoNF0 srsBLs
wnanS
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

lazy al othrfe OhllN except sunday.
Taxing effect sunday, July ls' Isss
hiecping cars run on Pacific and Atlantic Fx,
Presses - and from DetroiI-PArlOr cars rua
en Day Express and Grand Rapids Express 10
tnc from Detroit-Direcf connections MADE Il
Detroit with al through trains Esst--Ilckets
on sale 81 Union Ticket Once g. Monroe ct
and al Union depot.
IErD NJ. BKces, Gen1 Agt e Nonro--st
O. W krGeLrs. g. =. and 7. Agt. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

/ CHICAGO A WEST MICHIGAN TRAINS
- Arrive al and aeparf iron Union Depot
ZAP. ter Chicago, MQsk exon Toiedo-s go m
Asi Mail nor Chics< .....-..-.f i -, !, an
tkpress fof Musk oton and h&rt-- A.x M
rkht taPrcss i0f Shlcsg .......-..-sI ~ "a \ IN
MAIL "a press iuf lndlA0. polls . a .ll a la.
Dor big Rapids. BALDWIN. LudluRt0n
arc AaniSirc ......-.... - : 4 u n IN
For + ~ Rapids. BALDWIN. Ludlngton
Ahd Aanistee- .........--..-f Z - a N
l1press Tor Muske egon. GrsEc Haven't { A ! NJ
-. =. AEkfE
Night IA press from CLicago ... SssQ m
Eishi Ia press ifOx ld AL polls - M
fapfess from askelOn and Hart-4lo .fs A IN
Nal from thicSs klo huskefon : ID \ m
II press from Grand Haven - b - i ~
tAPress from feEtwater Nuske -. y IA
asi Aprcss frOM Chicago - 40. .l5 sa
fIom Manlstoe, Lud.ngt0n. BALDWIN
and Big Rapids - flosMsn
IRON NAnlstc~. Ludingt0n. Baldwin, 3OlH
'bAiis- italy except sunday fDnllY ex-
eetufaaS. .DaAy except MoDaAy
Through coaches 10 Chicago on $50 = m
tfaln- through pSFior coach 10 Chicago os
4'tl ~ tfAin-N0 o extra charge for sohIs
The , - a. n. train consisting Of DAY coaches
thd smoker runs through 10 Chicago solid.
ihtoush combination sleeping and chair
cars 10 anc from Indianapolis on Night Eg-
press trains.
Through sleepers 10 and nom CnioAg0 on
night Express trains.
". A. CsErrSgfE. Traffic Manager
NnIfaE A bAVKTI, tss I Gen. Fsss AGENT
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

N OR z 7 av ke.
twas 20 fni solf
10 ny Own clc-o Der.
I tarted up Surely
I. too. had dreamed 2
dream r. could %
nothing bat a dream
T. could not be that I
vcEe - know uvss r
q f~r- --f ~r1t the
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

- f~-1rr aec-ff F-r'r~~T r~rFf 80 r-s--s
t~hr~ -. - Frr-~rs fr--i-sa-< 49, --,,
<@<Tz@ - r f<Jzfz- sAess 49, ssez
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17
TAKE SHORE a MICHIGAN s0UTHERN.

~ "-Fl 4 lrI = q 100 ~
tram leaves Grand Rapids Tor Aucgzn Al
l;ly p ma. arriving there AZ 5.H
Through tickets sold TO nrincinsl ,,otrt. A.,
the niied states. Mexico aud Canada al nloa
ASAct 'iAco A. j. -NfrE
G. =. 4. Cleveland Olao
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

THE GREAT Srnyltsr WITHOUT REACTION
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

CHICAGO WEST MICHIGAN TRAINS
Afritt al and aepari from Unlon Depot
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

THE POPULAR STEAMER. THOs FRTtNT.
making daily tfps from Petoskey 20
last Jordan and return
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

opportunity had g0ue for-
. ever That / hs3 oe-
.ravsfi ths cause. ari thar
lass r -ht those brave men.
healed by nv rurln. had
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-17

Tne NIAGARA FAILS HOUTt.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-21

LONDON. July 90.-Blth congresses
Of the Socialists are in full blast IN
Paris. At the session Of the Marxl.t
Congress to-day, Herr Bebel. the Ger
man delegate, warned those present
that spies IN the pay Of the German
Government haunted the cafes and
O.her resorts where the German
delegates were wont 10 gather.
At this Herr Liebknecht sug-
gcsted that the German delegates
take every precautiOn 70 prevent
the mandates given them by the socie-
lies they represent from falling into
the hands Of their enemies. and request
Ell that all hand in their mandates that
they might be- destroyed. 20 prevent
the authorities at their homes from
hunting down the victims of their rage
and malice. This request was quite
generally needed. ami many papers
were handed up 90 be destroyed.
The police authorities Of Paris have
granted permission 90 the MarXists 70
20 10 tne cemetery Of Pere Lachaise to-
morrow On mOsse 20 decorate the graves
vi the Communists buried there. At
The meeting to-day of the other society
of the Socialist party the Posi-
bilisfs. whose convention is
known as the international La
Dor Congress. Mr. llyndman, the
English delegates. urged the union Of
tho Socialists with the trades unions IN
all countries. The congress passed a
resolution stating that in ITS judgment
The delegates from each nation were
the best judges Of the wisdom of their
own social political tactics.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-21
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11l'(oFEN
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.(0NPANY
& ~

The enormous business
done by this firm is purely IN
Justice to its merits. Not an
other house in the South that
works under similar or equal
advantages.
Not advertisements, but
prices and qualities testify
these facts.
lust now there is a great
mark-down time with the
House. The end of season and
overcrowded shelves have a
magnetic effect.
Worsted Dress Fabrics that
were SO to 90 cents are re-
duccd to > cents
Pearl Buttons that were ;
and o cents a dozen are two
dozen for ) cents.
Wire Window Screens lad-
iustable) that were IS cents
are 50 cents now.
Fancy Surah Silks that were
from Is to % cents are 50
cents now.
Black Lace Flouncing that
was 9S cents is so cents now.
The s. 10 Lace is S2.25.
Gents Balbriggan Vests
that were 10 cents are 3 cents.
Two Cakes of Russian Bath
Soap for 3 cents
innocent Block Tin Baking
Pans are 5 cents.
The Scent Challies, the
handsomcst printing and col
oring of this season, are + 81
cents.
And SO you may turn from
one department to another,
and find every thing away be
low what you might expect to
Be charged.
The prices, too, are made
before you call. The entire
business is on a principle of
LOW PRICES. The best and
most reliable stuiis.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-21
lfOfel ArrlNaIs.

The following were the arrivals yes
terday at the different hotels
FORD w. 5 DOran. G.. K. Van
Dausen. New York city: II. j. Mitch
ell l.. ". Robinson. Philadelphia. Pa.
John Whithers and wife. North Caro-
lima. Meyer Cohen. city: Miss Williams
North Carolina Mrs. f. VI. Iuucler
and son. Mrs. j. W. Chewing. Blrm-
ingham. Ala. 5 ). BroaIus. Florence.
Ala. ii. II Dounman. j. ;. Williams.
ST. LOUIS. No. II. Prentice. Brook
lyn. y. y; j. G. lliden, New Bedford.
Mass. William y. Cooksey New York.
AMERICAN HOTEL John H McDuell
Philadelphia. Pa. c. ". Jacob. New
York. j. Felix Smith. Richmond. Va.
G.. p. McDermott. Washington. ID. c..
j. A. Saxton. f. y. Market Md: 4. VI.
Steele. Danbury. Conn; b. +. Sykes
Kalamazoo. Mich: j. NJ. Smith. Nir-
ginia: l.. l.. Hubbeil. Danbury. Conn
4. 4. Ewers. Richmond, Va d. f.
LongsdOrf. MechanicsburR. Pa. vii
liam +. Roberts, RuakertOwn, Pa; w.
Cayce. Washington. ID. c.. Aubrey W.
Bowers. Hanover COurthOuse. Va. +
Mann. Richmond. Va: G. j. Rineback
Faison. James f.. Flank, Petersburg
Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-21
Anolher 0ral.on 10 I.arneIl.

EDINBURGH. July 90. An immcn.e
gathering assembled in The Corn EN-
change building tonight in honor OF
Mr Parnell. The ediiice was crowded
TO overlooking. aud the greatest euthu-
ISM prevailed. Lord Aberdeen pre-
sided. Mr. Paruell was repeatedly
cheered. the immense audience
rising 10 It's feet and yelling like
mad. Deputatious of all the Liberal
societies of Scotland presented him
with addresses. a letter from Glad
stone was read b. Lord Aberdeen. in
which the great liberal leader said.
The time has not yet arrived for de-
failing the memorable experience OF
Parnell for the last two years be-.
lievc that experienced TO be unparall He'd
in the history of British statesmen in
Parliament for the past two Ceulurie3.
/ consider the Parnelites 20 be- i'm tho
best sense a conservative. rt 7tOratiye
force OF great value % the peace OF
Ireland and honor of England. while
the tyranny OF the Government has
deeponcd the aversion OF ireland.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-21
Fne rresloonia vacation Programme

WA~uNGTON. ID. G. July eO.-The
President and Mrs. Harrison went Ia
Deer Park this afternoon. where they
4 vii. remain about two weeks. The
President viii then return To- Washing.
t0u. and after speudinga few days here.
will l1iA Secretary Blaine AZ Bar Har-
Dor. remaining there perhaps fort
night Wls. Harrison has not vet deter
mined whether she viii accompany the
President ON hi. Northern trip.
When the President returns from
Bar Iarbor 20 Washington the latter
part of August Dee will prepare for
another VISIT % Deer Park. intending
t0 remain there during the month of
-epttmb.r This l- the President 5 va
cation programme as he mad 1t mapped
ONT in hi, mind today. aud it is prOba
bile tAat 30 VIII he carried out. although
ilo icngth of The Presidents s stay at
each place May be changed through
personal desire or the demands of pub
lic business
$ secretary Ha'iord accompanied the
President to Deer Park this afternoon.
,IAe appointments may d. determined
upon all announcements gwen out at
Deer Park and such matters as have 10
btr.e5rdod 40 the Executive Mansion
wiIi ne brought neic and attended O.
uy Secretary lalioTi.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-21
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE POLICE PROSECUTION OF TWO
EDITORS.
Ho" ;he German iournaiist OutDltfed
tie Iron thnnceIIor-a Paper with
anew Name ivory Day-Uuz-
zahs from sympafhiEers.

LONDON. July 2O.-A Berlin dispatch
to-day reports that the police prOsecu
ton Of the two editors. llOldheim and
Burnstein. OF the Socialistir dalv the
Iolhes /eitung. and the director. Franz
May. has fallen through. and the pris
oners have been discharged.
The Iolkes /cifnJ is newspaper
with a circulation OF nearly 30 O0O. bat
in polite. 1t is literally opposed to Bis.
marck. One fine day last March the
iron chancellor found in It's columns an
uncOmplimcntaTy reference 10 himself
and had the police at once suppress tte
paper under the act directed agains. the
Socialists.
The following day the Tolkcs ZcimQ
did not appear, but paper Of exactly
the same size, shape and general APP
pearance did appear from the same
office, with the title The lYOrLersm0rf
The twelve wise police inspectors got
together, carefully adjusted their spec
tacles. and after a thorough cxamina-
ton of the fiedgeling. decided it was only
the lOLes /eitmg with new name.
and ordered it, suppression. With q
profound veneratiOn for the law and the
police. the management Of the paper
did not again publish the li'Orkcrsm0rf. .
but the next days paper was called
The Futures. This the police As
promptly suppressed. but when on the
following day the same paper appeared
with a brand new name. the police
gave up in despair, foreseeinS that the
editors could practically set their efforts
at defiance so long as their list of new
names held ont, and this promised 10
prove inexhaustible.
The director. Herr May. and the two
editors. Herren HOldheIm and Bern
stein, were thereupOn arrested. charged
with the very serious OlIense Of pub
fishing newspaper after It's publica
ton has been forbid under the Law by
the proper authorities.
OF course the whole question for the
court 10 decide was whether . newspa-
per. after its name had beeu changed
could or could MT properly be con-
sideIed the same newspaper The
prosecuting attorney insisted that to
all intents and purposes the V0ikos
/eifWg was really published after its
prohibition, even though the name wa-
changed. while counsel for the defen-e
urged that this was forced and tyian-
nical construction Of the law.
After listening TO the arguments of
counsel ON both sides yesterday. the
court decided that the newspapers pub
lished under different titles could aot
be considered as the game newspaper
and accordingly the prisoners were
discharged. When the three msn
left the courtroom they were
received with loud huzz1hs by
their symLathizers outside. who
thronged the approaches To- the Cham
Der. and carried the three men ON their
shoulders for several blocks.
II is now stated that the police. by
daily suppressions. Will compel the ell-
tors 90 change the name Of their paper
every d1v
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-21
WARSAW, Va.
Ee, A.. 4 -Ricn.1Osd v siiois I'm
ihis Vicinity.

special cOrrcsp spOndeuce ~ the Times
WARSAW, Va. July 2O.-Rey. =. a.
Cave. OF Louisa Courthouse. young
preacher Of the Christian denomination,
who came TO work in this section in
January last. and who has since been
preaching in the Methodist Church at
Warsaw, has been notified to disc0n-
unue preaching in that church. upon
the allegation that lac preached a doc
triual sermon Oh Sunday last Hon.
Thomas Jones. judge Of the County
Court. has courteously allowed hlm the
use Of the courthouse Tor filling his
appointments.
Mrs. James c. Lamb. Of Richmond
city, is visiting relatives near this vii
lage.
Robert III. Montg gOmery. a native Of
King George county. died in his house
in Richmond county. July l4.h, aged
thirty-cight years.
The Democrats in this county have
not chosen their delegates 10 the next
Democratic Convention.
Mr.. b. L. Crump and wife are visiting
relatives at Mt. Airy, near Warsaw.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-21
DR.. GRISS0M ACQUITTED
THE NORTH CAROLINA ASYLUM IN.
NESTIGATI0N.
How the vote $1,000 ora the ksperin
fendent's CaSe-Dr. Rogers. the ss-
sisiani Physician. and steward
IhOmpson Resigns.
Special totne Times

RALEIGH. y. c. July 20.-The Board
Of Directors Of the North Carolina In
sane Asylum to-day acquitted DR.. Eu-
gene Grissom, superintendent Of the
asylum. of the charges of immortality.
cruelty to patients and misopproprla-
ton Of supplies. Investigation has
been pending nearly four weeks. 1t is
understood that the vote stood six TO
two.
Immediately upon announcement OF
the decision Of the Board. DR.. ;. II. Rog
ers. assisttnt physician Of the asylum
and John W. Thompson, steward. who
brought charges in prosecution, at once
rendered their designations. which were
accepted. No event which has ever oc-
CURED in the State has ever occasioned
more interest than has this trial during
MS progress.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-21
ATRl0 Of CRAZY SISTERS.
The uis.e< ssIden. wan their MI ne
tnscitied by thetr Brothef- De"tI'
shut themselves ~ IN Their Home
aud me tound tu q Demepted state.

On the east side OF Eleventh street
and few doors from the corner OF I
street northwest. stands three story
bav-windOw house known "a NO. loo9
Il is of rcd brick. has rather the appear
ance Of age. and Is a very quiet and un
preteutious building.
It has been Inhabited for long time
past by family by the name Of Selden
who have always been found very
quiot. pleasant people. There wert
six in the family. three brothers
John. Alexander Hunter, and W.
G.. Selden. and three maiden SIS
ters. One of the brothers. John Selden
has been staying at the Clarendon foI
some time past. but the others have
been living at the house. Sometime
ago one Of the brothers. W. q. Selden
was taken quite sick, and last Friday
died.
After the funeral the house was a
still a. death, and no one was seen
either to 90 in or out. The neighDors
went 10 the house several times. and
rang the bell repeatedly, but could
get no one 10 respond. Ins
idea that there must be something
serious the matter gradually grew
and fiually it was resolved TO report the
matter 10 the police. This Was done,
and Yesterday Lieutenant Hefner, OF
the Second precinct. proceeded to the
house with a squad of policemen.
Their appearance was the signal Tor
the gathering Of all the neighbors. and
IL was A curious aud silently expecSnt
throng which stood around in front
of the house a. the policemen forced
their way in The knocks at the door
elected 10 response. A pane of glass
in one of the windows was then
broken. the sash priced up. and an en-
trance effected through the window.
Within the house the ladies were wan
deriug about. going from room 10 room
i'm an aimless. demenled manner. They
had become crazed from grief over the
loss of their brother.
The ladies were taken out the back
way. so as to avoid the crowd, wsich
was rapidly increasing in numbers, and
was awaiting developments IN front.
They wore placed In closed car
rage and driven rapidly away. Last
night the house was as gloomy and
silent as ever. aud repeated rings at the
bell and knocks at the door failed %
have the effect of gaining % response.
though a light was burning brightly
from a gas JET in the basement hallway.
The case ~ mysterious. as well AZ
a sad one. and Is being investigated by
the police. who have received orders TO
say rothing about the matter. Mr..
Jonn Selden is a wellknown attorney.
Wash. Post.