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MRS. GRANTS FAITH.
The Dying General Amounted With the
Water of Lourdes.

A very curious story Is told about Gen.
Ulyssus s. Grant during his last illness by Mrs.
Richard Crowley in her recently published
book, Echoes from Niagara" The New York
World says: Mrs. Crowley is the wife OF the
ex-Congressman who was candidate for the
United States Senate and a political power in
New York state. He and his wife live in re-
tirement at Lockport although it is not I'M
likely that he will be a candidate for a renomi-
nation this fall in his old congressional district
He was, perhaps, the most trusted friend Ches-
ter A. Arthur had in the interior of the state
Mrs. Crowley tells the story alluded to in that
part of her book which describes the
stay of herself ana her beautiful daughter,
Maud. at Santa Fe for the benefit of the child's
health. Their stay was useless, it may be added,
for the charming girl died at eighteen of hered-
itary consumption. This daughter was be-
lieved to be engaged to marry Alan Arthur,
the Presidents son. Mrs. Crowley, a Roman
Catholic, was in the ancient church of San
Miguel, praying for the recovery of her daugh-
ter, then very near death. She is speaking of
shrines where healing is promised" She says
she would love to see the grotto of Lourdes in
France, with its mound of crutchos, when she
suddenly tells this story:
''The wife of Gen. Grant once told me Just
before her husbands death that she, though
her bottle of the waters Of Our Lady's spring
at Lourdes and, when the general had one Of
his most death-like spells Of weakness and they
feared he might never breathe again, she
poured the sacred contents of this vial upon
his head and invoked heavens mercy on
this great and good man. that he might be
spared yet little longer to his country
She said she did not claim the boon for
her husband, as that might be too
selfish and personal. but that his country
might little longer keep the leader who had
saved 1t. The prayer was granted, and he lived
to finish the story of his life, so dear to the
people of America, and such blessing to his
fondly loved wife and children. The world
may think it was the remedies given 30 skill
fully by his patient and learned physicians. but
who shall say that it was not the Virgin Mary's
answer to a woman's prayer? Who shall say
that the Saviou:. who caused the dark eyes of
Jairus daughter to awaken, did not speak
once more i'll mercy, though to mortal eyes and
ears he was unseen and unheard?"
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The Johnstown Flood Fund.

Secretary J. d. Krcmer Of the Johnstown
food relief commission has issued his report
Of the moneys received and expended, going
into minute details. The contributions received
by Gov. Beaver wore s1,256.45; by the Phila-
dclphia relief committee, 5000 900; by the Pitts
burg relief committee, S560000; by the New
York relief committee, S5l6, 1873. S5-a total Of
e., 9l2, SAG 30. The expenditures in the Cone
maugh valley were s2, $50, 036 &c; in the state,
outside the Couemaugh valley, S246,47520;
general and office expenses, %. 1883. or q
total OF S2,St5, l40.sa The commission has
$s7, 205.7 cash IN its hands. In speaking of
the awards Secretary Kremer says q fair
adjustment WAS attended with many diff
Was mazda
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Anticipated by a Thief.

About month ago Nathan Shoemaker, an
old bachelor, who lived with his two maiden
sisters in Allentown, Pa, died, leaving an es.
tate valued at about "a 900, considerable por-
ton OF which was in cash. Before his death
Shoemaker told his sisters that in certain
bureau drawer on the second floor was box
containing $1,000 in gold and purse contain
ing ei0O. He said the key to the drawer was
in q certain bag and was concealed in a GUAM
tity of shot. On the day of Shoemaker's death
the sisters secured the key, opened the drawer,
but did not find the $1,000. The purse and its
contents were undisturbed. The mystery re.
mains unsoived up to this time and there is no
clue to the thief
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The Sea Wing Was Overloaded.

The government inspectors heard further
testimony yesterday in the case Of the wreck
Of the steamer Sea Wing at Lake City. MINI.
Robert B. Adams OF Lake City, passenger on
the Sea Wing. testified that he and some others
put on life preservers when the storm struck
them and the captain ordered them to take
them Of saying that they would brighten the
ladies. The rest of his testimony was about his
escape after spending six hours in the water.
The Investigation is practically over. The in.
vestigators will review the testimony and agree
upon a verdict Ii has been established tina,
Captain Tethern overloaded his boat, contrary
to the law. and due caution was not observed
to guard against accident
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DR.. McGonigal Held Responsible for
Her Death.

The jury in the Goodwin inquest came in
with their verdict shortly after noon yesterday
in New York. They found that Annie Good
win had died July IL at the residence Of Mrs.
Shaw, III East 105th street, as the result OF
malpractice at the hands of DIR. McGonigal.
They found Mrs Shaw an accessory before the
fact, as were also Gus Harrison and Coachman
Davis accessories after the fact. They severely
censured Undertaken Merritt. Harrison was
held in $4,000 bail, Davis 81 500 and McGoni-
gal and Mrs. Shaw were held without bail, sub
ject to the action Of Judge Power and the
grand Jury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-29
TWO BROKERS SUCCUMB.
The Rise In Oats Causes Couple Of Fall
ures in Chicago.

Ernest Hess, formerly Of the E. Hess Eleva
tor Company in Chicago and . member Of thu
Board Of Trade since its formation, failed yes
terday. He was short about 1000, 900 bushels o.
oats. and the recent rapid rise in the price o.
that cereal forced him to the wall. His liabil
tiles are estimated at slO0, 900 and he had abou
$4,000 up in margins. Three months ago
when oats first commenced to advance, Hesi
made great deal Of money. He turned toe
quickly, however, and began selling enormous
quantities He kept on selling and the market
continued to advance
X. @. Tenant, q small trader in provisions
chiefly also ordered his trades closed. He al
times traded very heavily and was supposed to
be acting for Q well-known banking firm.
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A Great Strike Imminent.

1t is probable that another phase in interna-
tional strikes is imminent in France and Eng
land 1t is announced that the dremen on the
Chernin de fer du Nord will support fremen on
the channel boats and will, unless the demands
of the men are acceded to, refuse to work on
the trains conveying the through passengers of
the London, Chatham and Dover Railway Com
pany. As the other fremen will certainly
indorse their action q general strike is immi-
uept
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-29
Cruisers to Visit Newnort.

The flagship Belierophon, with Admiral Wat
son and Sir John Rose on board, sailed from
st. Johns. n. B., Sunday for Newport, and will
be Joined on the route by the Canada and
Partridge, which left Halifax yesterday.
PRINCE GEORGE OVERDUE
Nothing is known at Halifax of the where
abouts of H. s.. Thrush, commanded by Prince
George Of Wales, and considerable uneasiness
ia felt there at his non-arrival. He has been
due for some days. The citizens are getting
up grand reception for the prince.
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GaSkill for ConnenSs

Joseph H. GaskilI, who SO successfully de-
Tended Chaikley Leconey in the Camden, NJ,
courts, is named as the successor to Judge
Buchanan for the congressional nomination in
the second New Jersey district. Mr.. Gaskill
is about forty years old and has always been
an ardent republican. stumping the state in
all the presidential and state campaigns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-29
CITY AND DISTRICT.

81 The difference between q loose vague
boast and an affidavit giving exact figures is .
wide one, and of great significance to q person
interested in the statement The star s,oears
TO it, circulation. This is point Of great i'm
portance TO advertisers.
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Halstead ON the Election Bill.

Murat Halstcad, in the course Of signed
editorial in tho Brooklyn Standard Union, says;
''The election Law could not do any good in
the black belt, and elsewhere It would be On
republican party would be better Of without
IL everywhere, and the solid south is not to be
broken by it Az to the House Of Representa-
tivss, this law would cost ~ several member
aud yield no CANA.
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jumped Into the Canal.

Philip Bonshert, shoe merchant OF 242 s7th
street, New York, who mysteriously disap-
peared two weeks ago and and was found in
Worthwhile by Peter Rath, his brother-in- law,
Jews days ago roaming about with tattered
garments, was being taken to the Pennsylva-
mia railroad station yesterday morning, bound
to New York, when he broke away and jumped
in the canal. He was rescued with difficulty
and arrested for attempting suicide. An Of
icer took him to New York yesterday.
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CASH o. CarDrr.

We win sell you Handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE
FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE. 3 pieces for SAT
cash or SIS credit.
We will sell you a 7-piece PARLoR SUITE. solid
walnut frames upholstered n tho best hair cloth for
s2S cash $50 credit
We viii sell you 7-Eiece PARLOR SUITE, solid
walnut francs, upholstered IN plush. combination
eoiors. for s2s cash $50 on credit
We will sell you = good WIRE<wOvEN BED SPRING
for - cash or s2 SO on credit
We viii sell you GOOD quality BRUSSELS CARPET
fer Soc per yard cash OF 0oc. per yard on credit.
We will sell you q good INGHAIN CARPET for Csc.
Der yard cash or 4Oc per yard ON credit
We Sew and Lay all CARPETS Free Of Cos& and Do
not charge for the wsste In matching hzurea
We VIII sell all CARPETS. MATTINGs AND OIL
CLOTHS on Credit at advance vi > cents Der yard
the lowest cash price
EASY WEEkLY OF MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken
on gil credit sales. and No notes required
CASH DISCOUNT allowed On all accounts settled In
3UdayA
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A LAWYER and a Merchant Drov

A Lawyer and q Merchant Drowned.
John s. Tyson, well-known Baltimore law
yer, was drowned Sunday near Magnolia while
fishing William II. Mumford Of the firm of
Mumford 4 Emmart, furnishing goods, was
drowned by the capsizing of o sail boat Mr..
Tyson vas Afty-thrse years Of age and Mr..
Mumford forty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-29
Russell Harrison,s Investment.

Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars Is
the sum paid by Russell Harrison and New
York syndicate for l 600 acres of land and seven
building blocks south OF Corpus Christi, Texas,
on Port Aransas cliffs,
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Why the Congregation Sat Still.

When the contribution plate was passed at
the dedication services at the new Congrc ga-
tional Church at Moorland, Iowa, Sunday. not q
single person arose to leave his seat. One rea-
son was because the varnish on the seats was
not Sufficiently dried and the entire congrega-
ton were tightly glued down. At the close of
the services it took three-quartors of an hour
TO free all Of the prisoners. All the ladies'
toilets were ruined and large portions Of them
still decorate the newly Vanished pews
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They Object to q Recount,

The st. Paul chamber Of commerce has
adopted resolutions protesting against a re-
count of the census in the city OF st. Paul il
such recount is to be made solely on account
OF alleged frauds in Minneapolis and because
of jealousy between the two cities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-29
PEARS
Is the PuREST, BEST and Oeaness
SOAP mod. ssss
on an Druggists. but beware Of limitations.

OF an Druggists. but beware OF limitations.
BARGAINS
". b MOSES sons
JoRNER nth AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
FURNITURE.
CARPETS.
UPHoLsrKnY GOODS.
INTERIOR DECORATIONS
WALL PAPERS. &C.
To make space for the goods for fail season we
IRE Offering many attractive bargains The following
are Afew:
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.
500 Curtain Poles; full length. with trimmings all
complete. worth SOC. and 75c. 15c. each.
100 Curtain Poles, extra heavy. with trimmings
complete. worth 75c. TO 81 so: csc each.
so pairs Lace Curtains reduced to 75c.
100 pairs Lace Curtains reduced to 81.
FINER Curtains reduced to less than import prices
Alsrge assortment Of porterss. less than manufac-
turers' prices.
CARPET DEPARTMENT
CARPETS CT the following sizes. made of Remnants.
With Border all around:
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS
feet ) inches by feet inches. 90; reduced
from SIS.
feet inches by 10 feet. 1o.5o: reduced from
els.
feet inches by 1ofeet 8 inches, 1850; reduced
from SIS
feet inches by IL feet ell: reduced from SIS.
S feet inches by IL feet inches, els: reduced
from $3.50.
feet inches by Is feet inches. ais. reduced
from sa2
feet inches by ii feet $50; reduced from
s25.
10 feet 9 inches by Is feet inches. els; reduced
from s25.
10 feet inches by Is feet SIS: reduced from go.
10 feet d inches by 10 feet inches. $50; reduced
from S31.
BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS
feet inches by feet. "a: reduced from a.
s fleet ) inches BY IA feet. sl6: redused from s25
feet inches by IL feet els; reduced from
s!250
10 feet inches by IL feet inches. s23; reduced
from $3.50.
MooUETTE AND WILTON CARPETS
6by feet $40; reduced from els.
by s feet inches. s12. so; reduced from els.
q feet inches BY feet inches, sl35o; reduced
from $40.
feet inches by IL feet inches eco; reduced
from s3250
feet 3 inches by 10 feet inches. ego; reduced
from $50.
feet by 10 feet 3 inches. ais; reduced from
s21.5O.
300 Bromley Smyrna Hearth Rugs s2. so: reduced
from s4.25.
STRAW MATTINGs
200 Rolls white and fancy. 40 yds, worth IS.
$3.50.
go Rolls white and fancy 40 yds worth s6 "a.
$50 Rolls Heavy Jointiess. 40 yds. worth sl6,
slO.
100 Rolls Heavy Damask 40 yds. worth s16. $40
BABY CARRIAGES.
We are Offering 81 discount on every carriage ego
ormOre, and 81 discount on every carriage from 81
to sl9. This is opportunity 10 buy tine carriage
for very little money.
WINDOW SHADES
We are Offering fine assortment of colors with all
fixtures and complete for 25c. each
MOSQUITO CANoPIEs.
Aiull line of style and size from IS cents to
sou
". B. MOSES 4 SONS.
Cor. l1th and sta NV.
Washington. D. c.
ErRSITURE, CARPETS UPHoLsTERIEs. DECO
RATIoNs. WALL PAPER ko.. so
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10 hEsroRk thicken ana give you luxuriant
growth Of hair, TO keep tss color natural as In
Eouth, and to remove dAndrun, use only Halls
Hair Remover.
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IDROOPECT HOUSk
Lake Wnuipennkee, Meredith. Nh
This beautiful and pleasant Summer Resnrt with In
pnequAied lake and mountain ycenery been
tr GUNNER boaxderA The drivss snd vieWs IN tn
Ians sHd wsntewsn Lake. Red Nm, Ossipee fslla
punuef HUI, Rolluss Hi and many ot16rs Al within
Few miles Of the Prospect Hoyss The Puspecs Honse
e sfsuatsd midway tsswesn Meredith and Centre Hsr-
boz, two uaeg from each place md mile from tn
AXE; Rates 20 and ~ PEI week accordinf g rooms
Send Tor ctrculAx. H w. LIkOO1sx.
y%%Voxw PropretVr
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BICYCLES.

L,oR YOUNG HOUSE
II In the Cycle Trade we think this assortment a.
complete No ever offered 10 purchasers.
AMERICAN RAMBLER sl2j.
LIGH "RAMBLtk." q l35.
"IpEAL" RAMBLER. s65 to SOS.
LOVELL'S DIAMOND" SIS.
"STkONGr SAFETY SS5
midland" SAFETY. SS5 and s1O0
QUADRANT" SAFETY. SI35
"PATHFINDERS" $50 and as.
Renting and departing made tpecislties
Telephone No. 1le2-3.
L b GRAVES co.
ty1l-6m 1929 18th et. nv.
BICYCLE EXCHANGE. COZ. MASS. AVE AND
DOH st u. w.-Mnees New and Secondhand for sale
and exchange cheap. Renting: Repairing.
3y2t-lm. PALMER Son Props
D1CYCLES-THE ''GAZELLE" SAIETIES FOR
blades and Children; $50. &35 and $50. All lsht
tubular steel frame machines made here and fully
warranted High Grade Ladies' and Mems Safeties at
Low Prices. CRAWFORD CO..
jeG-3m lllOEs 81. NV
EILIOTT HICKORY sAFETIES, LADY OR GEN
Lueman A. pounds elastic frame; self Oiling chain
no ratling; tire can't OF most graceful ladies
wheel made also easiest running AID most durable
a1Oo AGENCY, l222 ST sw. jyl-eolm'
SMITHs wHELLERIEs,
- CYCLING RINK, g2l ST NV, NEAR 9TH
LADIES, OK SENIS kiding guaranteed. 81 See
our justly celebrated DAkT ssieties, PSIcH0s.
TOILETS. WORTH Spring j rame, LEAGUES, Boys
ana Girls sAt lee, horns Lamps Bells. Lock-,
Chains, Oils, Nrenches. Renthg, kepa:rine Nickel
ing. Ensmelins. EASY PAYMENTS SAILS kOOA.
cor. 9th and 4 st. NV iyG-4m
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ID OCK ENON SPRINGS AND MINERAL BATHS
VIRGINIA.
About six hours from Washington. Adelightful home
for families and all who need renewal OF health
and strength.
CUISINE unexcelled in any mountain resort.
Sanitary arrangements complete.
Private stesm-heated baths of mineral waters
An Immense swimming FOOL, temperature Of water
over 500.
All rational amusements, good music, fine lsyp
shady walks and rarnbes in abundance.
NO BAR. Hates reasonable.
Circulars and all information at A. g Pratt Sons
ONCE. Sun Building or on application to
A 8. PRATT, Proprietor
my6-3m Rock Exon Springs. Va
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3e3-eo26t

ORKNEY SPRINGS,
" SHENANDOAH CO., VA,
summer Resort for Health and fleasure. The finest
climate in the mountains Of the Virgnias. Climate
very salubrious and FREE from fo9 Average tenn
pernture very low during the entire summer months.
The large number of different springs owned and
controlled by the company makes it the popular
sort Of all this highly favored section of the United
States.
Pure spring water perfect drainage pure milk IN
excelled cuisine billiard for ladies and gentle
men: bowling alley tennis courts. largest swimming
pool in the VirginIas. &C Good livery: excellent
orchestra in attendance during the summer. Hotel
property 1000 acres in extent embracing of the
finest ountain scenery il the country For circulars
and terms address +. W. EVANS, Manager.
my.l-eo-3rp
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SPRINGS AND BATHS.

HTINNEQUA HOUSE,
Ul Mlnnequa Springs, Bradford County Pa
This hrstci hotel, improved and enlarged opens
june 10: highest point on Northern Central Railroad
nyigorating air spring Of wonderful curative quail
ties; elevator.
Good music and every modern convenience Rates,
az to Sl4 per week.
I. ]. ANDRESS,
3eS-eo26t proprieffr
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BODY BRUSSELS CARPETS.

feet inches by 8 feet, "a: reduced from o..
s feet inches By II feet. sl6: reduced from s25
feet inches by IL feet. els; reduced from
$3.50.
10 feet 6 inches by IL feet inches. s23; reduced
from $3.50
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CARPET DEPARTMENT.

CARPETS CT the following sizes. made Of Remnants.
With Border all around.
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IN THE MOUNTAINS.

A URORA WEST VIRGINIA
"A The finest health resort IN the Alleehanies Pure
spring water Braci1R air. Soft spring beds Coed
table sbundsntly supplied Bowling alley tennis and
croquet No fogs. no hsy fever. no mosouitoes eau
Proprietor. N36-Im
MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE, IN ALIEGHEyIFs.
(M 3. 900 feet elevston; large siry rooms; good
board; saddle and driving horses bowt1g Alley: Ex1
tennis: reesonsble rstes. Address JOHN A. LANTZ
AurUru. W Va. ts0-yus
WATER GAP HOUSE.
w DelaGae Water Cap Pa
,so-3m w. BnoADHEAp.
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THE ANNIE GOODWIN, INQUEST.

Mr.. Brown is very popular and both the
Mrs. Astors want him to remain.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05

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minutes as = ans. Sks sx prsssss very
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dents spsad too title tns ~aA nature
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MFs Al4@TsSeB2 i never In haste
% exkibit bat sv~Y tking shs shows
has distinet vslts. Her teeiiAg for
beauty es&es ess u the delicate psint-
iBg sAd Fs2ssf4l lfmespbeFe OF such
pictures - her .'Sunner sabbath. and
her careful stealos Of past centuries.
With : aRgs OF tbs eoln pletsness and
precision o. ler hpsbAnd's uanaer, IN
the faithfully represented costumes Of
paintings lac '-Socn Ready"
Ia ths nen house 70 which husband.
wife and daughter all artists. Al busy
together and al successful-hayel lately
migrated. tts stately gierles of Rome
are rebora In Mr.. Alms-Iadems's
great el2ssiostudio with its shining sill
yer dome. Is pill2r-nanked walls, its
mosaic roOr rs purple stuffs and gilded
euruls chars Mrs AlmG-Isdema's
studio. on the other hand, is al Dutch
and mecissnl It is approached BY =
narrow passage paved with tile and is
divided into little group Of diminn-
tive rooms, one OF which is lined for
Eve or six fs,t OF It's height with panels
from quainlr carved Dutch cabinets A
sixteenth century window gives dim
light through its lattieed glass, and Is
fortified BY oak shutters elanped with
steol. Blue md white Delft china and
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05

husband. died some three years ago
and she has since married third hus-
band. Mr.. Rowe.
Few women use the etching needle
With success. but Miss Catherine Maude
Nichols. whose paintings are we'll
known 70 those who visit the ROYAL
Academy exhibitions. is mem Der.
with Mrs Mary Nfmmo Moran. Of
New York. Of the Royal Society OF
Painter Etchers. and In addition 10 her
art work writes, and writes we'll. her
vivid little novelette,. ''Old Norwich
illustrated By herself. being charming
thing ot its kind.
Mas Nichols 10 not Londoner. To
revel in the Literary Lstar. so we'll
represented In one of her plates and
~hioh shs evidently found on her own
tsbls, enc aust sbFsad the mares Of the
quaint streets OF the historic city Of
Norvioh. where her faeaoF. who was =
surgeon. spent his life. and whose an
cieat Buildings nov rapidly disappear
ina. will Be known In the future
through the loviRg york oi her pencil
Norwich a an ideal home for an artist,
he soft Blue haze of is atmosphere
lending dreamy. poetic charm 20 the
tims-msilowed brick the irregular ga
bles and hizh-pitcaed tilsa roofs Of It's
old houses- Miss Nichols ssadio Is in
eurry street ard It's rsils ara hung
vith skssahss a Norwich hooks and
corners
have hesrd krs E.rrsazx. a s1c-
cesssai portrslt pain seT. called The
second Passeliss in EnEl2nd Her heads
srs strfxingiy clever. standing ozt
boldly. rs VITA ssbsls ielicscv. from
the ssckzroanSs Miss H.--istss
eeynos- applies ths -. y paste paint
far both 70 porsTsitsr~ and landscape
The psesnr.s in ber eheerT studio y
Hlzh street. kensisEeos. zive ere al
t--rr-~xsou ~ freshness ans oSsdce-
life tat "a only explained -hen ens
kzo~S thst Mss Seyuear elinbs
r,cazssins Ard ersirs horses y Tsv -
recreation sas e 8eiicsse ~orsa-
not rohoss n bsaise. but - spite q % =
disaSvaata<e aslixhE n aethinz -
r,aeh IS wsfkinE tcar. sai hss RAJ I'D
IN "a ep~1 air knc1z she stEh Al2&
aaEil f>ons kan~ sh@&r-ztion. sAe esn