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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-12
Illness OF China's Seventh Prince.
Il ,.,F,u naIIv Neura

The young Emperor Of Chino'5 fathcr,
Prince Ch'un, otherwise known a9 80 the
Seventh Prince is reported 60 bo dan.
eerously ILL., His loss would be regarded
as o severe blow TO the party OF progress On
the empire. az he ~ well known 90 De IN
accord WITH the Yiceroy. Ii Hung Chang,
in hIs readiness TO adopt what D. best 10
western ideas and Institutions. These con-
slderahous are regarded rs the moreiupor-
tant owing 10 the recent death of the Mar
ouis Tseug. An article translated from a
native Picking paper gives curious ac-
count OF the summOnIng of the y0dng Em-
peror to the bedside of his sick father. On
receipt of the intelligence Of Prince
Ch'un's condition the Emperor dressed
himself in haste aud hurrIedly started IN
sedan chair with q few attendants. Com
plant is made that the only means taken
To clear the road for the imperial party
was that of sending forward a "crier,'
who warned all people 70 stand back
and clear the way. It was IN the
afternoon, amid a heavy storm Of wind
and rain, that the party arrived at the
Princes palace; but they yere speedily
followed by the Empress D0wager and
other imperial visitors. While all those
exalted persOnage5. continues the MARIA
tive. were standing around the bedside ~
the Prince and conyersing in whispers, a
little rain splashed IN through the open
window. wettlng the checks Of some OF the
bystanders III the apartment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-12
TRINITY COLLEGE.
Tns CORNERSTONE LAID Al DUN
lam WITH MASONIC HoNoRs.
Aaares.e. ny General Vance and kr-eo''
Jarvis-Bequests 20 the Inst'-
,,,on--r,s Success Assured.
,.,,o,,,, ,olssr.m 70 the pispatch.l


DURHAM, n. O., November ll.-ihe
procramme OF the ceremonies for laying
The cornerstone Of Trinity College was
.oYr;ed ont in full and successfully here
to-day. The procession formed on MAN
street at 1890 p. NJ. and was composed
OF the Durham Light Infantry, the fre
companies, schools. Tobacco Board oil
Trade, Commonwealth Club. the Mayor
and town commissioners, Knights oil
pytbias. Odd-Fellows. knights lem,
piar. Grand Lodge OF Masons' ana
lastly tho Building Committee ana
speakers.
THE CEREMONY.
The LAYING OF the cornerstone was
conducted by Grand Master 5. II. smith,
OF Winston. and at the conclusion MISS
Lula Carr, as q representative OF the
Methodist Female Seminary, placed a
garland OF flowers in the cornerstone
with appropriate remarks. The speak
era. General Robert b. Vance, of Bun
combe county. and Ex-Governor JARVIS
entertained the vast crowd with addresses
appropriate 10 the interesting occasion
The work on this college building is
progressing rapidly.
TBE COLLEGE FuNo.
II will he remembered that w. Duke
pavo the handsome sum OF $50, 0OO 10
this institution. provided it should be re-
moved to Durham. This amount was
supplemented by J. s. Carr. with site
valued at $50. 600, and the citizens OF
Durham with subscription of Sl5, Ooo'
20 tine success Of the Institution ID as-
scred
THOSE PRESENT.
Dr Crowell. the president OF the col
iege. and large delegation OF students
came down to be present on this occa-
sion. Very many prominent educators
and ministers from various parts OF the
State were in attendance. adding greatly
10 the success OF the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-12

Jefferson Davis. Up and down the stairs
that lead to the mortusry- room under tbo
Ground the people went all day, each yisi-
tor stopping moment before the simple
slab, upon which is a fac shnis OF the sigma
ture Of the deceased and the date OF ms
death. The floral armchair and several OF
the magnificent floral pieces displayed on
the day Of intermcnt were grouped close
10 the wall, and had lost but little OF Their
freshness. Before the slab q cut-giass
bowl held fresh bouquet.
Another point of interest was tho vault
where lice-Superintendeut David z.
Hennessy is temporarily buried. The slab
was covered by fine fcrayon portrait
draped in mourning. and on each side stal;
wart officers Of the force he commanded
formed guard of honor. From the long
wall of tho vault almost TO the centre OF
the broad aisle was q barrier Of flowers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-12

eminent Statistics Chemical Analyses Official Reports &C.
regarding the comparative merits of various Baking Powders
until it has become really monotonous The propcors of
THEpURE Baking Powder do not wish to weary the public
In this manner but aim to produce perfectly pure Baking
Powder and allow it TO be judged by its results rather than by
puzzling diagrams and statistics Diagram will not make
GOOD bread You cannot bake cake with Analysis Pastry
compounded with Statistics would be very unpaaabe What
people Baking Powder that pure wholesome and e.
hcent and this is precisely what "THEPURE Baking Powder
is Ask your grocer for 1t.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-12
WORK THE STATE FARM.
a Tremendous Crop Of Sweet Potatoes
The summeriike Weather.


Tho summeriike Weather.
tCorrespondence Of tho Richmond Dispa,cn.I
WHLDoS, N. O., Novemberll, 1890.
The afternoon train from Raleigh yes
terday brought down forty-fve convicts
from the penitentiary for the State farm
near here.
There is q tremendous crop OF sweet
potatoes in this county and they are sell
ing at from rs to 80 cents per bushel.
Captain w. II. Day raised over one
thousand bushels on his truck-tarm near
town.
The weather is very warm and sum-
merlike here and good many cases Of
chills are reported on account Of the IN
usual weather for this month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-12
Buchanan

srcccss Manufacturing Cheap fuel cheap irons abundant
timber in aud material hand PIegorb plrm
woodworking establishments boot and ooor
and steel rolling soeouniees woolen and ctuus .LoFS
find the best location in the South.
The facilities fol shipment Of products unsurpassed
It's on two Chesapeake and Ohio and o., Norfolk AMI
v the building others the Iamor l Ohio ami
the Virginia Western well assured has competing coal within y
distance Fatop Cos; the gateway toe
deposits the upper james the limestone for the Roanoke re
gassand and sand for icu and foundry % 10
very door in q word ideal manufacturing
level hundred Of land lying both sides 0 ho rail-
we'll with fall enough twenty-five f
reserved for manuauunf SCOT only
Selected sites offered responsible parties locating
CENTRAL LAND COM
PANY OF BUCHANAN DESTROYS Of investing such establishments
Of success
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-12
THE WORK OF THE BAPTlsTs.
What tho Reports 20 the stat" Convention
VIII show-vaucc's Election.


WIN show-vaucc's Election.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatchl
RA1EIGn. y. c., November 1.-THE
reports TO be made 10 the Baptist state
Convention at Shelby tomorrow VIII
show that there are now IN North Oaio-
lima ]. 100 Baptist Sunday schools, with
I75, 900 pupils There are now al tne
nine stations IN Mexico, emma ana
Africa twenty.seveD missionaries nom
North Carolina, and three more Will
Leave neYt month for China. There are
IOi missionaries at work in this State,
thew beng located in thlrty-two Of the
thirty nine associations.
Foa NONE AND Foreign MISSIONS.
The contributions for home and
foreign missions during the past twelve
months were 1900, while $4,000 was
contributed to the maintenance OF the
orphanago at Townsville.
NEGRO KILLED.
News was received here tonight OF
tho murder near Greenville Of q negro
man. He was walking along the public
road when he was shot by an unknown
assassin. Several persons heard the
shot
A corrected list of the Dembers-elect
az the Legislature WAS prepared to-day
which shows that instead of nine Repub-
lear senators there are only seven
HILL FAIL.
here uas much talk TO day about the
new attempt to prevent Vance's election
AS United States senator. but II can be
positively stated that oil such attempts
will fail, and that his election is certain.
Some very earnest white Republicans
propose TO make on attempt to break up
the organization of their party in North
Carolina. They ASSERT that this will DO
best, as they can never bopein the pres
ent temper of tho negro voters to do
anything
Work has begun on the grading OF
railway from Jacksonville. Onslow coun-
ty. 10 Newberne. 1t is link IN another
coast line, and is said to be owned by
the Pennsylvania railway. who are con-
etfucting it in the best manner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-12

New Orleans dispatch states that fully
60 900 people visited the Metairie cemetery
Saturday and Sunday. Twenty thousand
dollars were expended in floral and other
decorations for graves and tombs. There
we're several places in Metairie to which
was the Army OF Northern Virginia tomb,
In the vault of which are tho remains OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-12
Purchased the Electric Plant.

RgIDsvILLF, n. c., November L.
There has been some disagreement De-
tween the town and the Thompson Hous-
ton Electric-Light Company, which re-
suited in tho town purchasing, through
the president, Mr.. George bison, Oh
Danville, the plant at $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-12
HE LAST PERFORMANCE.

partlne's Circus Makes IN Assignment AZ
High Point. \. G.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
GREENSBORO, n. G.. November H.
Bartine's Circus, small wagon-show
which has been travelling through the
State for some time, made an assignment
to-day to f. ID. Steele, mayor of high
Point. swhere it exhibited last night.
Tho elephant, camels, and other para,
phernalia were shipped here to-day and
duartered pending the sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-12
AN ENERGETIC JUDGE.
he Clears Up the Criminal Docket in q
DAy-Tho Cost of Court.

he Clears Up the Criminal Docket In q
Day-Tho Cost of Court.
correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch
SCOTLAND NECK, Nov. IL, 1890
Judge Whitaker broke the record in
his charge to the grand jury yesterday.
He did not define single crime under
the Code. He said that it is not neces-
sary to repeat the same old charge so
often given. He urged that time ia mo-
new. and that the Court has no right to
consume the time of suitors, jurors, and
witnesses.
EXPENSIVE.
Said the Judge: =" 1t costs iron dollar
TO a dollar and o half minute TO run a
court" He cleared up the criminal
docket before court adjourned yesterday,
which is something new N this sec
ton. The prisoners in jail had escaped,
and so there were few cases TO try.
. Judge Whitaker paid Mr.. John T..
Gregory, clerk Of the court, high COM
pliment. He said that he had held
court in nineteen counties, and the
docket In Halifax was the best no had
seen.
A STRANGE MALADY.
Mira +. Nj. Mizzell, living few miles
in the county, died two days ago after a
peculiar illness for years. Some disease
Of the head caused pieces of bone which
we're considered part Of her skull to
come from her head, and on her head IN
places there seemed to be nothing but
the skin over the brain. She had lived
several years in this condition, and was
able to move around the house
Rev. j. ID. hufhsm is away this week
attending the Baptist State Convention
at Shelby.
THE COST OF SKIRTS.
Aman in Hartford county cut off the
skirts Of an officer who was trying to ar
rest him, which cost him $50 in fines
and something more in costs.
The fan in the price OF cotton has made
business somewhat dull eud our farmers
are not looking 50 cheerful rs when the
crops were first gathered. The potato.
crop in this section was the largest
known for years, but they are rotting &C
rapidly that the farmers say they viii
lose their entire crop.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-12
TRAINS NORTH wARn

'Dsily.
Eoa ID. Is and 81. nass no siops NO.
q and N sop GA signaI - sAaehsstrr
Dr,wyvss Biuff Cen,yAlia sad CnsssSr No -
stons IN .lSnai AZ Manchester and Chester. No
ss stops al Manchester NO q ssops on signai
at Manches.sr. Nos 81 81 - " VIII siop q ~
ssastons fos psssengors .,,y,r,
On Trains Nos. u aai % sleeping cars petwssa
Nov Yosk AMI Tampa PA tvss Jso<sonulieA
On rrains Sos IA sai ~ sies9ias-osrs beswesa
Wsahlna,on and Cnsriss,Ja. On frsa Ma ~
sieen,ns-cars between Wssninston and JACK
sonyslie on Train No rs sleeoins-osn oe-
swssn Zach pvtlie and Neg York -
rHR ONLY ALI~kAIL LINZ to noAsoh&
s,,.ms, t,Iv5 go A n s~sol.. =. isn px
W. mons .S:s p. Il Norfolk. 80. l:p =. y.
sc~xsis .s:toA n dioanond. .ftis \ n.
Nc~som 200 r. n. Richmond. e39 2. Il.
ne srains leaving kichmood 81 D y A. n. aaa
NerfolS A. y. n. arc solid rsins bssseee
49, s-.s poip,s and psasenScrs 20 shroush
-tsseus ~ anee OF cara Clcss connections are
a. :, sts Al Petersburg BY me eN p. Y. traia
srom Kicnmond aud ne 80 A 4 usia from
H9 %sa. LEAVING a,oamoni - a<0 A. Y. sad
,,.nn ana arriving ~ Echuead q Iris p
49, s.aS y n. msse close oonnsctfoa ~
o..s ans n and irom fasmviilc. Lynchbara
Is~s~saru pointA
ana seaS "a Il " sukLI. eupsrtntsadaaA
NJ Ia Nina tsessrai aupsrneenAsa& a
q II. Rnsksos. 6sassA Pesessese AecAs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-12

No plsoo in the
South Offers superior
advantages 20 those
seeking Manufao-
turing Sites than
buchanan. II Llsall
Tho conditions f1r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-12

Good day has come when you cen
buy good liniment--Salyation OIL for
twenty five cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-12

Men. women. and children take DR..
Bulls Cough syrup and quickly get we'll
Twenty-Five cenkA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-12

DICHMOND AND DAAVI VILE
IA RAILROAD.
sruRDTrI.Y IN EFFRCr NOVEMBER 2, i8)1
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA:
ia, A N. SOUTHERN BXPRBss. daily TO A.
lsuGa, Augusta, and points s0uah Con-
meets al Greensboro for Durham ani
Raleigh. at Salisbury for western
North Carolina Passengers cen IAks
seeper al eP. N. Through Shoppers
from DauViue south
noo. n ACCOnAODATiON, daily, except
" sunday, ~ CioVer Va, AMI inssr-
,,ooA NJ VfESiS)A AVID EO2TE CAROLINA
law FYPRESS, daily, hroaga uaia .
Raleigh va KeysUllA Con9eSs ~
Burkeville with Norfolk and messetn
railroad tor Farmuue, Lyhcnouf.
and points West, ~ heJsYlu9 70.
Clarksyillo, Oxford henderson, anu
soopy yIsT NAIL. dolly, for Atlanta Au.
gusla. and points housn. CI g.,','s, n.
Noseley's Junction WISE a. n,.ens'
and Povhaian raiIIosI' v 81 =,
boro' for Durham anl S na.. =; o.
lima through aoepors from Dan
amp n InSGg daily. except sunday, for
eSof' - 100 t,i 7C.,.,scu.e and Intermediate
TRAINS V alIaIRIyE AT RICHMOND;
4:5s 4. N From Atlantis and AuSa''A
sS A. M. From Amelia COURTHOUSE
1O p. N. Prom Rslesh 49,, r,ovsv
L:s5 r. N. AZ Manchester "''N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-12
General Passenger Azo1s
CnAxLRs a. EoDY. Fioe-Presttsn@
l..Il.,r ~ nl,i y. hQanlEa. "a l1l

GSuof Al oC1Ja h14DJAA "a iol
LARMTILLE AND POWHAIAN
RAILROAD
GENERAL OFFICE 708 EAST MAIN SIRkkT'
SCHEDULE II BFfRCT AUGUST 4 ls.1.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
GINA. ". via Atlantic Coast Limo fer Bermuda
6.05 4. NJ. go Atlantic Coast Line tor Wins3r-
pork and Intermediate stniOIS
40 A. NJ. ma Richmond and Dsnyille, Tor Yarn
VILE, end all 8tatOns west u Aos-lcy
Junction.
q.00 p II. pia Richmond aud DAnYille, for Farm
viilc, AMI all stations west Of Mosoley
Junction.
200 P. NJ, "a Rlchmend and Denyillo, for skin-
Oartar and Wint0rgOCk.
ARRIYB AZ NCHkOSn
oi0 A. NJ, ga Atlanti, Coast Line, from Winter
pOck sll Intermediate siatilnS
s.2OP. NJ. va Atlantic Coast Lino from BERN utA
s45 a, NJ. ca Mchmoad and DaDulo, from
Fnrmville, ani al stations sesI 81
hOseley Junction.
a.45 A. NJ rfs Richmond an1 DanuNa, non
Sktnqusrtor and WtBisrpock
All trains daily except sunday
For tokets, DsYgss 3-checkA umetsbieS- S-.,
call upon A. w. GAkBRk. Atlantic Coast Line,
and Richmond and DanViilo dopota.
", G. iAJ9HTOH,
General Freight AMI Passenger Agsnt
JIERS x WEKTH. General Manager. 8uJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-12
yORK-RIVER LINE,vA wEsrroIsr
THE rAyoRTs ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND:

lEAt n MIL
TRAIN 80 81. AIR. =; s :; Stan.
LOCAL EXPRESS daily eIeept son nnss.. os ,ss
a, ali staoGs AZ Letter s Manu- ssosnsr -
stase for walksrton WIN
"'' rum TRAIN Ma 81. t,5 r . = s.,s.,
BALrIxoKE LINT ~; ,o osNy Win YORK aivss
ss Ss r's AS Se 6aa rs sssTs "a:
sonneci vim lBsa,lIsns %iS and New YORK.
ws.s!assoniI o.ss BalinoTo p NJ daily except
sunday o,..n,ond els A n. and 10: "A
A n. xxo Ia no A. NJ
LOCAL nIIBD a, sssDp snS.s s.a s s:.
rwsnty-shlrd sweei Tor "''' N '
mediate points nan foot OF virginia street.
a; CIV 4 ,,....Ocass--Ooro'r of Tenn and xaia
srseh Jas l. TAYLOR,
SOL HAAS Gausral Passenger Agent
T In.nsn 4 fcrrs Di'i'i0a rasssnssr Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-12
NOTED AsHeWlLLs LADY DEAD.
First 1embsr Of the Episcopal Church
a schOoi-Teacher and forger.
Especial telegram to the Dlspasch.l

AsHsyILLs, N. O., November H.
Mrs. Henrietta Kerr Patton died at her
residence in this city last night aged
sighty-five. bhe was the widow OF
James W. Patton. one Of tho earliest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-12
DEPAnFIEa o. sFfAnEHM
PHILADELPHIA. RIG IT. or,
NOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Aopointaf saulng tarA fTfy TI t-uif
nDd fRlDAK asH M al1 every sOhpAi aip
a u.
Freight Tor Tuesdays sni FniaTs si.lnet
received IN IiJ. A. ~. ~ sundays si Amef
rnbP. ". SATURDAY ire'gLi r.celT'i o. y hA
5P.M Al.
Fare, a.
i. 81. tRHflf,
L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-12
RAILROAD LINES.

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTOMAC RAILRoAD.-achedus
commencing APRIL ~, i5s0-eassorn e.Gadard
iIna
f:s2 A. u. leaves Bvr1-5nss, stanJn dsilE
stops onlv az Ashlsnd, Boutwell,, hil-
ford, and PrsA ericse burg, Brookeand
Mldowater. Sleeper 30 Washington
anc New Horh-
,i.ss A N. leayos Byrd-sToe. station daily. x.
except sunday. buT3t ParlOr Car
Richmond 90 Washington.
elBP. NJ leaves Dyrd-sus5i stsnoa daily
Sleeper Rioh mcnd % New YORK
ssOA. n arrives AZ Byrd Street station daily
Shopper from New York
2.SsP Il. arrives as Byri-stresi stai2n 1alig
stops a. Fredericksburg. ailforf
BotnWelL aud Ashland sl9epcr from
Washington and New YORK Does not
s.ap "A s-yiy,. at Byra-sueos Etaaoa Gstl.
except Sunday. Buffet farlor Car
Washington 70 Richmond
ASHLAND TKAIN4
DAuY sIcHYF sUgDAYa
ana N. leaves klOA Arrives ~ Ashla1d ~
7.33 A N
,oop n Recommendation leaves Byri- shsos
station arrives a. Ashland A., 5 T. y.
s,s4P. n leaves Blbs arrives IS Ashland n:
eUA n ariTos Hloa Leaves Ashlsad asiB
80. n 900 notation arrives az Brya.
street station; leaves Ashland st':R
slsP. NJ. arrives 90 HbA baves Ashland ~
A. TAYLOR Tranlc Managed
LTD MYEas Genera Superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-12

General sogth8ra AGENT ONO AorE -
NPCffDh cLf
mol General Agents, IfNaifiiliA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-12
RAILROAD LINES.

e. u
NoRFoLK AND Eo WESTERN RAIL-
SCHEDULE IN HPsEJr hAYfi I1A
TWO TRAINS DAJLE TO 6ORBOLk AND
LNscaeURA
LRAYg RICHMOND. BTRD-FTREKr STATION
p4O A NJ Daily. va PsisuoarE -Eohmoni a1i
Norfolk rhroogh kKpruaa -ArrYo a.
Norfolk iEgi 2. d. Stops ally al fs-
tezoarg snn suGolH. a second
tain, leaving Petersburg st fl:8J 4.
a. and arriving AZ Norfolk az 4. b.,
ttopl a. az steucna
xUk.N, Daily, VIA PetersuurE Auive e.
Petsssburg 1918 A. n Ma loaTos
Petersburg IBIS A n. for Farm
Viu0 Lynohbu-s. nui an points SCUM
nui Vest
Esp. n. Dsiiz. vts 7eserIours. Arrive Po-
tsrspurg .i5 P. A.: IsAps Petersburg
$50 p. n. deiN, arriving horioist
,uso P Z DAILY. sls PolsnbuL Arrive =,
PetarbbInI 400 a. b.. ounnoJ,iug
Win Train 10 l. having Petess burg
as 1870 A. X. ios Farm Mia Lyuch-
burg PosahontaS All al poinis
1l.ooA N. DSiiv, ga BurseuiN Tor Farmuna
Iyuchburs, gae ssuIA. aud Woss
PULLMAN hLEEPI 1,,iS. AOOOA A'O--
80. i-sloepiAg-oar nom Pohersourg y jHsi9l
vitnOV! change LEAVING petersburg 1alf AZ
i2+0 A. NJ, AID LyacA5urs 10 A,mVhis "''a-
~ No s-Lyacaburs 70 Rome. aai EoAnoAs %
Memphis Without coang>
1leSet2 nazgsg s-chocka ami all Information
can =, Obtained 81 Richmond and Pesorspdrs
r.Ilr,ari depot A. n. 6arb9rA 1907 Main str9s.
sud al 10 ComzGays onoa, sll east Asla strosA
4 y. COURTNEY,
Passenger AgslI
W. r. BBYlLL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-24

In England 8 COMPANY uas been formed for
the manufacture Q; TOYS which were formerly
imported into tie county 81 tbs aims. IL
credibly large SUN o. g 90 90 when il
was learned that aos- of Tie work Of manu-
featuring the toys was accomplished By kstje
children, wto enjoved taelT employment -
much that they preferred it 70 play, this cou1-
paoy established their uz1ufarlcTy in tie
1aidst Of a crowded district q B.rninghau7.
and advertised % teach chilarez tzs we~k
free q cost. Is soon e. tae people learr.d a
tAis o15eE women a1i cbisdTs7 besiezei tba
place in such ug1tA-~ TIA, t5s street wes
literally u2cksd wis applicant, and ne TO
Ice had great dizcalEy 70 force their wRv
through tee t5roHE
To4 children, lt.e- learning how 70 do tEs
work, ar allore1 - .&xs j; - tossr hozez
and, szz-rouz lsl ~ pew eoulforts sEd lE-c~
ries paTchass4 g. tie proceeds at their fAsci-
EatizE er p1ogzaeas. AMID sss rs5a.n- ias3-
suces q bone. hsElirees q h1EF frsaa kauds
ara sTnp'oTed n se.izltsui work TO cal
Uut tS.e ul1-z ir3el1gsot w1rks-z IA t1s rrzssa
tzs company Ezass e fiS- a p-izss 20 be cgzs-
psted fcg bv Tie calltrsz zs43e- i yea-s q
azs and awarded % tae czlsd w.so sAzlI eol-
E-r1cs tie best oaE5t for tzs oo-nrzaTss parz-r
5o.L TAs lsrSez- p-lzs Is - tie sznAI.szs l.
-CEseA<o Esz.1