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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
REPUBLICANS ORGANIZING.
About Twenty Persons Meet in Clay Ward
with Locked Doors.

A meeting of the white Republicans OF
CLAW Ward was held last night at Rein
hardt's Hall to devise plans for the coming
campaign.
Mr. j. X. Beeson acted as chairman, and
Mr.. George W. Duesberry as secretary.
A committee to draft resolutions eX-
pressing the sentiment IF the meeting was
appointed, 10 report next Tuesday night.
While TIE meeting was in session the
doors were locked and carefully guarded.
Not over twenty men were present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
KILLED BY THE TRAIN.
TOTALLY DESTROYED BY FIRE.
The Burlington Conn Company's ware
house and Contents Burned.

Especial telegram to the Dispa'cn-i
DURHAM. N. G.. September ls.-Ihe ware ware,
house belonging to the Burlington Comm
Company. at Burlington, n. c.. containing
their stock of cofins and ceskets' was
burned last night. The loss is believed to
be total. The following insurance comps-
nies, represented by J. Southgate * sons
agency, Durham, n. c., held policies for
$1,000 each London Assurance, Hartford,
Queen. and Southern; and Sl,loO IN the
Virginia Fire and Marine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.
Lovely Drive.

So saws every one after u pleasant eve-
ming on Woodland Heights. Have you
been there YETI Ii not drop postal 10 us
and we will take great pleasure In showing
you this very attractive property. We
shall probably improve the time 10y selling
Won A lot or two, but If We don't succeed
no harm done. II you are thinking of buy;
ing home don't fail To see Woodland
Heights.
Agents for the Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
The Mem. Meeting To.norrow .,,.-noon.

The mems meeting at O'Clock to-mor-
row afternoon at the Young Mems Chris
t,an Association will be conducted by Mr..
]. d. X. Sleight. This announcement
should be sufficient to attract large num-
Der Of our young men, as Mr.. Sleight is
we'll known as most popular and at
tractiye speaker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20

Intelligence has been received here of
the death in Missouri of Mr. A. Drewry
Jones. lie was formerly of Chester IN
Chesterfield county, was q son OF the late
Captain James b. Jones. and a brother Of
Professor ". q; Jones, principal of Madi-
son School. he was only twentySelght
years of age and was engaged in teaching
school
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
yo,,c from Acro.. ,h.o

Messrs. William and Myer Heller arrived
in New York on the steamer Brittanic yes
terday. and are expected here this morning.
They had a pleasant trip. and visited Eng
land. France. and the fatherland. Their
numerous friends will be glad TO welcome
them home after an absence Of over four
months. "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
New York's New Census.
fBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch

Nvw YORK, September 1s.-The Mayor
having asked the police commissioners that
- asufiSient number of policemen be de-
saiIsd 10 assist him in making . new Gen.
sns the request has been granted. and the
Snn,srintendent has been orderedto detail
az many men as the Mayor may consider
necessary for the work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
Excursion from the West.

Another Chesapeake and Ohio persop-
ally-conducted excursion party arrived In
the city yesterday afternoon about 2
o'clock. They came on special traIn
Old Point Among the points to be visited
are the Natural Bridge and the Grottoes
and Caverns of Luray. There were about
one hundred people in the party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
Richmond and Danvnle Auditor Resigns

Mr.. Charles III. Crump, auditor OF Ine
Richmond and Danville Railroad ooniPa-
~ has been rendered and has accepted
nosition with the Old Dominion Building
and Loan Association and will enter upon
the duties of his new position on octoDer
lst. s NJ
For the past twenty or thirty years Mr;
Crump has been connected with some 9i
the prominent railroads Of the South. ne ne
WAS for ten years In the service OF tne
North Carolina railroad. commencing as
how: was then with the York-River ran;
road. aud last with the Richmond anu
Danville. During eighteen. years sers,ce
nositions of trust. finally becoming auui.
toy and resigns that position in order tina!
hs may make Richmond his permanent
home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
DEMOCRATIC CLUBS.
Programme of the Nass-Eeeting TO DC
Held at Raleigh gath and %6th.
cha ptana.ch

RALEIGH, n. c., September l9.-The full
programme of the grand Democratic mass
meeting to be held here on the oath and
25th instant was issued to-day.
The young mems Democratic clubs OF
the State from Ashevllle to Newberne Will
meet on the oath and Governor Daniel Il.
Fowle will deliver the address Of welcome.
Julian S. Carr, of Durham, will preside at
this meeting. The 2jth viii be given over
to speech-making and a big barbecue AT
Brookslde Park. Speeches will there be
made by Senators Vance and Ransom and
Congressman B. II. Bum andJohn ,. Hen
derson. All. A. Williams. candidate for
Congress in the Fifth district, will also
speak. II will be the real opening of the
Democratic campaign. Thirty clubs will
be officially reDrescnted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
ENROLMENT OF PUPILS.
The Total Number is 10, 5Ss. m Increase
OF 255.

The enrolment of pupils in the public
schools of this city this week 10 lO,5SS,. an
increase of 255 over the same period OF last
The schools are allregularly at work. and
prIncipals. teachers. and scholars have en-:
tered upon their duties with a vim and
earnestness that betoken large measure
of success.
The enrolment by schools is as follows +;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
WILLIAM BURRlS BUNCOEO
by Two Weli-Dressed Persons to the Tune
OF Over $4,000.
special telegram TO the Dispatch.

ISpeclaI IeIoErlll - Vn8 UI5VAFVII'I
WHEELING. W. Va. September 19.-Wil-
liam Burris, @ wealthy farmer living near
Smithfeld, o.. was buncoed yesterday to
the tune of $4,000. Two well-dressed
strangers called on Burris and sung the
old song about buying q farm. The price
was fixed and the strangers proposed TO
put the purchase-monev in tin box until
the transfer was made. Burrls 10 put IN q
like amount Us guarantee of good taith
and also 10 keep the box. Burrls put IN
his money and saw the strangers 90 the ne
found an old newspaper.
DOING VERY WE'LL.
The same men recently ylctmized Rev.
Thomas Stewart, III WetZell county, west
Virginia. and have made other hauls in
this section aggregating over $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20

Tho low price at v7isl tho celebrated PsArrs
ASTRAL OII.-actnowledsei by oil A. tho very
safest and oes, burning oil naie-osn nov bs
Afforded leaves no reason Why I, should o"t Ia
all c.ess have the preference Of customers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
HIS LICENSE REVOKED.
The Sunday Original-Package system In
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Drunks.
fCnrresnnnhence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

lCOrTesDunience OF tHe hlclUoHI Dicpern'l
ALEXANDRIA. September 10, 1890.
Judge Norton yesterday revoked the
liouor-license of d. \. Brown, who was
convicted of selling liquor on Sunday.
This is the first license to be revoked du-
ring the fight that is going on against the
Sunday liquor-sellers.
IL is said that many expedents are re-
sorted TO 20 get something To drink on
SUNDAY by those who do not provide them
selves with an original package" on the
night before. The latest scheme is that
the liquor Is peddled about town in mil k
can. and is delivered at the door like milk,
the peddler driving up in a wagon and
ringing the bell and delivering the milk "
by the pint. quart, or gallon.
MORE SUNDAY DRUMS.
There is considerable question as 10
whether there is not more drunkenness
here now on Sundays than there was be-
fore the movement against the dealers
started. One thing is sure, that the Mayor
has a larger number of DRINKS before him
on Monday mornings now than he had
three months ago.
Right Rev. \. u. Randolph, Bishop OF
the Episcopal Diocese Of Virginia, was IN
this city Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20

Tonight will probably be your last
chance to 60 10 Norfolk. Old Point. and
Newport News for - round trip on tho
steamer Ariel this season. See advertise
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
Ex-Governor Lee.

Total in all schools. 1883; enrolment
for the same period last session, lO,2o3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20

Hen. George d. Wise and other prom
nent Democrats will speak at King Miiiiaii
Courthouse next Tuesday, court-day'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla

At the last it 5iteth like serpent A.
b. c. will cure the bite.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
LUNENBURG DEMOCRATS.
Election of Delegates to Petersburg
Ringing RESOLUTIONS Adopted.

EiectlOn oi Dcieghtes W
Ringing RESOLUTIONS Adopted.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa.cb.l
LUyEsBURG COURTHOUSE, Va.
September Is, 1890.
The Democrats of the county assembled
in mass-meeting on Monday to elect dele
gates TO the congressional convention III
Petersburg on the oath instant. hon. }:
w. OVERLY was called TO the char and
George /. Bidgforth chosen secretary:
The Chairman having stated the object OF
the Meeting. the following gentlemen
were chosen delegates J. W. OVERLY. K.
W. Manson. w. d. Hardy. |. b, Bell, j. j.
Tisdale. L. J. Arvin, q. F. smith, w. Z.
Winn. B. II. May. and I. G. Fowlkes.
4 resolution endorsing our efficient and
able representative, the Hon. r. G. Ven
able. and recommending his nomination
as his own successor was unanimously
adopted because he has proven an excel
lent representative and has made 50 gal
liant fight for the rights OF his constitu-
ents against the adventurer Langston.
THE FORCE BILL DENOUNCED.
II was on motion
Res0lred. That the force bill which re-
Gently passed the House of Representa-
tives Is striking reminder OF the recon.
struction period. when the whole object of
the dominant party was 10 perpetuate its
own power and 60 oppress and humiliate
the South; that it strikes at the funda-
mental principles Of liberty and virtually
DISTINGUISHES every southern State.
2. Resolred. That the autocratic and ty-
rennical proceedings Of the Republicans in
the House of Representatives.. their COM
plete disregard % all parliamentary prece-
dents and the rights of the minority nave
no parallel in the annals Of Congress OF
any other legislative body in any civilized
country, and deserves the severest condem-
nation of every patriot.
3. Rcsolrsd, That the Dispatch be request
ed to publish these proceedings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
ps.e-BsIi This Af,.r,.

The Old Fultons and Old Dominion base
ball clubs scooI % this issn aissruscs%ns game on Island
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

Look not thou upon the wine whep it H
red. Fora tonic try A. B. &. The oest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
Hines InsucctiOn Tonight.

The annual inspection Of the Richmond
Light Infantry Blues will take place at
their armory in the Snder building, rear of
Levy Il Dayiss. tonight at half past 8
O'Clock. The public is invited.
Inspector-General 10. Lane Stern will be
the inspecting officer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
A srAY OF SENTENCE.

Alexander Morton, the negro woman IN
mans clothes who was sentenced to be
hanged October 18th for numbering
a woman at Kinston. will not swing at
that time. An appeal TO the Supreme
Court puts of the execution till December
In the mean time Alex keeps quite cheer:
full but positively refuses all profers OF
ministerial consolation. Her time III jan
is spent mostly in playing on harp. She
PLAYS necessarily and sings as she plays.
The incrimInating letter which she sent
10 the chief witness against her has been
found and, though torn IN a thousand
pieces, has been sent to Pinkerton to be
put together. She denies the version gwen
Of the testimony against her.
KILLED BY THE TRAIN.
The train on the railway from Richmond
10 Raleigh uid Keysville this evening
killed Soloman Carpenter. white farmer,
ten miles west of here. Carpenter, VINO
was about fifty years old. was partially
deaf and was crossing the track just as the
engine came up. His skull was split en-
tirely open. The body was brought here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
SAyY-YARD WORK.

Alarge number Of construction depart
rnent hands went in the navy-yard TO-DAY
to work on the new ships. la the steam
engineering department only thirteen
hands are employed. but on the arrival Of
Chief Engineer Robe on Sunday from his
months leave in New York something
will be done 10 increase the force by the
ist of the month.
Colonel +. c. Lindsey. who died last
night. was sixty-fve years Of age, and
leaves a widow and six children. two of
whom ere married. He was very active
businessman and had much to do with the
development Of this city and section within
the last twenty years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
FinsFruit.

To he Public,
We will offer az our stalls Saturday tho
finest lot fruit that has been IN the mar
ket this season at the lowest prices.
Bull K GgUBBs.
Stalls 81. So. and 80. Second Market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20

The following appeared YESTERDAY IN the
Richmond letter to the Norfolk Prgn,dn
AT the Capitol Is employed an Ola ne,
gro man Of gingsr-cake color named
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION

The Republicans Of Portsmouth will hold
a urinary election next week TO send dele
gates to a city convention TO nominate
delegates for the congressional conyen-
ton.
IL is said that the United States steamer
Richmond will be painted before she leaves
here, and Will, therefore, not drop down 70
Hampton Roads tomorrow. The Rich-
mond has received quite number OF new
officers since her arrival here.
Rev. DR.. A. T.. owen has returned from
Rockbridge Alum Springs much improved
in health.
Rev. II. NJ. Wharton, d. D.. the distin.
guIshed Baptist evangelist, will preach al
the Sam Jones tabernacle on Sunday.
THE DIsMAL-swAaP CANAL.
The whole of the water in the Dismal
Swamp canal was turned OF yesterday pre-.
paratory to the canal being widened and
deepened. The county farmers on ths
canal are afraid the improvement will in
terfere with marketing their crops thi'
fall.
Forty-two applications have been re.
ceived for positions on the police force
and only ten are to be elected.
CUNNING PARTY.
The am-yacht Comfort. Of Baltimore
owned by Bartlett 4 HAYWARD. arrived
here to-day with q party of gunners
bound to Currituck sound on shooting
trip.
The Virginia oystey.g .gunboat Chesapeake
arrived here to-day from cruise over the
district. and sails again to-moreow morn
ing. A..
Several injunctions were issued 70 tns
Corporation Court to-day against openin6
streets in Atlantic City.
roURrxxx NEW corr.
At the meeting Of the police commits
sionara thia sftsYnoon the pOhco tbgco ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
THE NEW MANAGEMENT.

Railroad Commissioner j. c.. Hill, who
arrived last night, and party of officers Of
the Atlantic and Danyille railroad left
Portsmouth this morning for Danyille for
the purpose of making an official inspection
OF the road. Mr.. W. ID. Ryder. one Of the
London stockholders at the head Of the
new management, and General {. b. Peck
also went along. II IL now given out that
the company will not get rid of their hotel.
opera-house. end other properties bought
By Commodore Bateman IN Norfolk and
Portsmouth. reorganization OF the
company will take place early IN October.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
THREE CENTS PER COPY.
re6reanized and fourteen new officers wsFs

TIN sEw cosvrcrs.
Sheriff Dornin leaves for Richmond to-
morrow morning with ten convicts Tor the
penltentiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
SHOPPING on HORSEBACK.

A young lady from the country came TO
this city yesterday afternoon on horseback
and rode into store on Man street and
asked for some article she wished 10 pur-
chase. 1t was handed her, and sine imme-
diately turned her horse and rode out and
want home
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20
ROLLED OVERHEARD.

Negro Lighterman DrowDed-Inspection
OF the 4. and ID. X. X.
lCorrespondence Of tie Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, September 10. 1890.
A negro lighterman named Randolph
Brown while asleep on The deck Of his
lighter in Newton's creek. adjoining the
Norfolk and Western depot, last night
rolled Overheard and was drowned. The
BODY was recovered this morning aud City
Coroner DR.. L. Y. Newton held an inquest.
Brown belongs in Norfolk county,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-20

At the meeting Of the police commits
ioners this afternoon the police tosee vaa
, 1890-01-30
TOLD ABOUT JEWELS.

Garnet preserves health and Joy.
EmcrNd promotes friendship and con-
stuucy of mind.
Agate qucuchcs thirst, and If held in
the mouth ullays fever.
All precious stones arc said to he purl-
ticd by bath in honey.
Amethyst hani-hcs tho desire for
drink and promotes chastity.
opn. is fatal to love and sows discorl
between the giVcr and receiver
diamond produces somnambulism
and promotes spiritual ecstasy.
MOon'tonc las the virtue of making
tees fruitful ana curing epilepsy.
Sapphire proIuccs sonnom Dulism
and impcis the wogrer 10 all good
s,urks.
Topaz II favorable to hcmonhages,
mparts strength aud promotes digcs.
tiOu.
Coral Is n tllismau against cnuhant-
ments, thunder witchcralt and perils OF
flood and field.
Amber is q cure for sore throat and all
RlandulNr swelling. IL IL SAID To- Ue u
ConcretiOn of birds tears. .
Cats eyu is considered by the Clnguicse
as charm against witchcrait and to be
the abode II some good
lodcs,ouc produces somnambuli-m, is
dedicated To Mercury, and In metAllurgy
stands tor quicksilver.
Onyx contains in 1t an imprisoned
devil, which wakes at sunset anu causes
, 1890-01-30
A sosa or TlIE ROAD.

Ernest Aiciaiicy
Here's luck TO the ruasl Tor Il fixed abode
And "a wild and wandering life,
with never hope With my scope,
nor home nor child, nor wife;
But "A crust OF bread -and tlie sky
ocrhead,
Fast filling with evening damp.
BE it rain or SNOW, IL may come or go
Alrs one to u careless tramp.
with my tru7ty stick, ns q cudgcl thick,
Aud "a bundle nt It's end,
Through the liyelong day ON the broad
highway
Imeriily onward trend.
The crow drifts 10y in the darkcning SKY
Il Ugh over u gipsy canp.
Let the night draw near, there is yet
goUl cheer
In the hedges for tramp.
And the time drifts past or slow or fast
Whilr the circling hours fade,
Til the star blooms rise In the distant
skies
And day in his grave Is laid,
Far over !. c fields through shat Nv.
shields,
There twinklcs cheery lamp,
Hut as 1 walk ON the Hight HAS gone
That smiled on the prOwllng tramp.
But to-day | passed where quickly
nassed.
BY country schoolhOuso gate.
The children there fora Gu rinus stare
Atachip on the stream of fate.
And / shook my STAN when | heard
them luugh
And call me ragged scamp;
Did il touch the pride That | thought had
What matters il 10 q trlmp2
, 1890-01-30
THE LIGHTHOUSE

susan Coolidge.
High lifted on the island Cliir
Its lantern fronts the sea,
And scndeth forth II iUe, straight ray
OF dazzling light to me
4 slender line OF SHIN Ioring shine
Across the nights mystery.
II is the path set for my eyes
To travel to the Light
And warm their darkness In the blaze,
And be made glnd and bright
None other may catch just that ray,
Or have the self same sight.
And yet a hundred other eyes
Bent on tnat central blaze,
Find each It's separate, shining path,
Its line of guiding rays
And all eyes meet in concord sweet
by all these differing ways.
No voice shall say; "rhr light is mine
All other eyes are dim"
No hand the glory mold or hide
Which streams to oCcau's rim.
None claim or seize one ray as his
More than belongs to him.
. light of truth. which lightcneth all,
And siiuoth AL abroad
What favored soul or souls shall say,
"Alirr ls the only rOad2"
Each hath his own ~ him made known
Ana all lead az to nud.
, 1890-01-30

clnssic features and gothic form
made my fond heart palpitate with
rapture, and for the first time In my
checkered life | realized that | had
made n mash. However, wc did
not have much time for mutdal adj
mlratlon, as old Hudson Bny
screeched "balunco ALL" and were
soon again going through the merry
mazcs of the intricate quudrlllc.
A CONVERSATIONS.
Like everything else In this world
the naneuvers ON the floor came tO
an end and 1 led my fair partner
to the further side of tho room and
seated her on sawbuck, that being
the only vacant seat In the room.
At her request I sat me down on an
Inverted mackcral kit Mt lie! feet
and we Immediately formed q nut
tunl admiration society with only
two members.
In very poor English, fair
Chinook, and sometimes using tho
Indian Language, she gave me an
account of her history. | noticed
that her nose was as HAT as the pro-
verbal pancake, while that import
ant feature and her checks had
black spots on them, showing
prominently on her brassy skin.
Noticing that had observed this
Disagreement, she explained to me
that when she was u little pappoose
playing around the camp fire, while
her mother, a fuli-bluodcd Siwash,
was frying venison steaks, she had
In some manner angered her mater.
nal ancestor, who la u moment of
ungovernable wrath, seized the hot
frying-pan 10y the handle and struck
her on the face with the bottom of
II, thus mashing her nose fiat and
leaving the blnck spots on her
cheeks and nose, which | had before
noticed. she Informed me that
her father, who was "a white man,
was engaged In tn, business Of
horse stealing, and pursued that
branch of Industry In British Co
lumbia and the United States. |
was startled by her romarking that
If would marry her could make
plenty OF money by going into the
agricultural implement business.
On asking for information ON the
subject, she enlightened me by stat
ing that tho Indians from British
Columbia and the states every year
went TO the agency of the reserva-
tion and drew wagons, harness,
moving machines, plows, hayrakes,
ctc., and sold them to the first Gus
toner for what they would give. !
could buy these necessary articles
for a song and dispose of them to the
runchers for good figures and make
plenty OF money.
THE MAzS WALTZ.
At this point old Hudson Bay
announced that "a waltz would he
the next feature Of the programme,
and my churlner and myself were
soon on the floor whirling III the
maze enjoying that bliss only
known To two souls with but u sin
gle thought ! gazed rapturously in
the face of the smitten half-brecd
girl; her cleaning, bead-like eyes
were fixed on mine; forgotten was
the music and the Other persons in
the room. She looked, to nay dis
torted fancy, like veal outlet
Dreaded, and hor breath smelled
Ike the swill barrel Mt II summer
resort. ! stopped lower so as to
more closely press her form 10 mine.
tightened my arms around her
waist. she looked up into my face
and said:
"IIelen Blazesl You have killed
me sure" II was Tom S;lvagc's
voice : heard. had crushed two
of his ribs, and he had kicked me
out Of bed on the floor.
The half-brced dance was but u
dream.
, 1890-01-30

OF the stricken souls Of Finister- into
the sea IN an hours gentle exercise. But
might not escape, and, as son tlnola and
prisoner combined, passed my ilrst day
IN spain carrying onions. snrtiinhas aud
eavinrc from Plcrrc's boats at tho beach,
t9 thc empty siOrchouso Of the mighty
alcaide Of desOlatc FinsterTc.
EDGAR /. MAkEMAN