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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28

Sewsy Notes From the Old Building on CAPT
toll Hi.

toll Hill.
Sheriff T. r. N. Speck, Of Augusta county
arrived in the city yesterday, nav
ing in custody George Brown, VINO n"s
been sentenced 10 five years in the peni'en-
tiary for larceny. r..no,.-
~ p. shelton, treasurer-elect OF Hanover
comfy. and i. r. Minde the recently eiece. ~
treasurer OF King George county, "e nr Do ~
visitors at the Capitol yesterday. lne5 no no
sumo the Office Of treasurer IN their respec -
counties on July lst. and were naAlns - ="
iuouiries Yesterday that will AID them III 'no
conduct OF their Offices CT. ~.
Judce +. a. Faunueroy. Of the State Court
Of Appeals. arrived Yesterday from Nytht-
Vile where he is holding session OF Court
and was among the visitors to the Su''e
Library. ,,.o~1o,, b,.
Governor Mckinney 70 be iumper Inspector
al Roanoke City. Va.
James x. Gibboney was appointed 10y the
Governor yesterday as notary puohc loI
Tazewell county.
The Governor granted three pardohs yes,
terday They were all 10 shoII-'e5in colQseu I
prisoners who had been convicted OF minor
ofenses and who had all served the greater
portion Of their terms.
They were as follows Nancy Payne. con
vcted of petty areeny in January. 1871, ana
sentenced by Judge Crutchheld 10 SIX months
in jail. Hattie Taylor. convicted OF petty ar
ceny in April. 1891. and sentenced 10y Judge
Ciutchheid 10 four months imprisonment ia
Jail. In both OF these cases the pardon was
requested by the City Sergeant and the jah
physician. o,
Lewis Cook wa convicted in January 1881,
Of petty larceny IN Pittsylvania county ana
was sentenced 20 SIX months Imprisonment.
His wife has recently died leaving two very
small children His pardon was requested by
the sherln Of the county and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28

The tax of 10 81 per cent levied on the
deposits made with the State Treasurer bv
foreign insurance companies. notices whio h
have just been sent out 10y that officer. have
been assessed every year Int one and formerly
amounted % twice as much as they do now.
The omission to collect ior the year mem
toned was due % the fact that ia the revision
of the code the matter was uulutentionally
lett out A re-euactmeut. February %. 1870.
restored tie tax bat reduced IL from l-l0 to
20 OF per cent. The tax is a charge made
by the State for the safe keeping OF the de-
posts made by ihe insurance companies Tor
the prote.tio Of the poicy-holder5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28

What is Going on of Interest on the other
side OF the Water.


side OF the water.
Mr.. Theodore r. Owens. weiLknown resi-
dent Of Manchester, died yester ay morning
at his residence on Twelfth street. after 81 linz
eeriug illness of consumption.
Mr. Owens was over sixty years Of age, was
amiller. and had been engaged in the various
-four mills of this city forever iorty-tve years.
fle lett the GanogO Mills after over twenty
years Of service last January on account of
ill health
The deceased was a prominent member of
Banbridge-street Baptist church, and sec
rotary of its Sunday school He was an hon
Orable. upright man. and enjoyed the highest
confidence and esteem of his associates and
the community. Mr. Owen leaves widow
and four children his son. MIR. w. G.. Owens,
being one of Manchestel's most popular
young business men,
The funeral service. viii take place at the
grave IN Maury cemetery this afternoon a.
o'clock.
At the Meade Memorial church his even
ing q mass-meeUng VIII be- held IN the interest
of ST. Andrews brotherhood. All of the
Richmond chapters have been invited To
attend. and representatives. VIII make short
addresses. Young men are especially asked
10 attend the meeting.
Mrs. J IT, Jewctt IS visiting her sister, Mrs.
Charles W Lee, Ol Salisbury. n. c.
Mr. james Moore. N0ther-ln-IaW of Mr.. I.
y. H0wle. and Mr. Parker Howle son of Mr.
T. 3. Bowie, are both ill the former with
pneumonia and the latter with typhoid fever,
Mr.. Moore was brought up from West Point
Friday where he was taken ILL.,
Mr. ". t.. Woodbridge leaves this week for
Caroline county. HeWil be absent "a month.
Dr Henry f. Johnson w..l preach az Central
Methodist church to-day. There viii be two
services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28

CHg Circuit Couh-Ihe following suits
we're instituted yesterday
Talbot * Sons against James n. King.
Assumpsit Damages s. 900.
b. c. Baylor against John Wheelwright.
Assumpsit Damages 100000
Meen Diuguid, surviving partner of the lato
firm of Diuguid ~ Moore Case Damages.
$50
Woodward & Son against d. W. Bowles.
Debt for S336.76.
Ca0nory Co,uL-A deed of sale was fled i'm
the clerks Office yesterday by Mr. Joseph
Bryan, executor of Daniel *. Stewart. de-
ceased. for the house and lot at No zoo east
Franklin street which has been sold TO The
Woman's Christian Association Of this CITY.
The consideration paid for the property is
5000
Martha Feggns (colorcdl qualified yester-
day afternoon as administratrN OF the estate
of Charles teggus deceased. The personal
estate is valued at s2,2.O.
taifed WQ'eS Commissioners Andrew
Thompson barkeeper at No 825 north Seven
teenth street. was arrested 10y Deputy United
States Marshal laard yesterday oua warrant
sworn cut by Deputy Collector Newman for
selling whisky without license The war
rant was issued by United States Commits
sloner Atkins The prisoner was baked ior
the Oc, )1er grand Jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28
JUSTICE JOINS WORK.


| Murder. Forgery aud Assault Gases ire" ."
Half an Hour.
Murder. forgery and assault with on axe
comprised three out of FIVE cases before the
Police Justice Yesterday. and the whole were
disposed oil in less than hat hour.
The case of eddie Jones lcOloIedl. charged
with the murder of Elizabeth homes col
Ored by burning from lamp thrown ny MN
and exploding was examined ana sent on TO
tie grand Jury OF the Hastings Court Inc
witnesses who saw the act were henuelia
Sinclair .colOrei who was III tie room with
the dead woman and Mr GRAY Evans VINO
lived on the adjoining lot The evidence oi
these two witnesses were directly cOniia'iic-
t0ry. That of tie woman indicated that LlINe
Holmes vas drunk and by her own struggles
with the man turned the lamp over and
caused il 10 explode Mr. Evans testltl q that
he saw the defendant strike the woman with
his INST and then throw the lamp at her. Dr..
PAGE represented the defense, and asked Tor
bail but tho Justice said There sn none
enouoh i'm the country 10 get him bal here.
The case If Leonard Bradbury young
white man arrested Friday. charged with for
gerry in raising check OF the Richmond ana
Ianville railroad and passing the same, was
continued because none OF the rail
road officials were present 60 identity
the check The check which was presented
in court showed very plainly that the figures
had been tempered with and the wonder D.
That it was not sooner detected. Tie check
wasaIso made payable TO Edward Bradbury
and naorsed Edward Bradley.
james Thomas coiOled). charged with os-
saulting Julia Robinson with Al axe, WAS lined
g.
The other cases were Of q trifing character
and either disposed Of with small fine OF dis
missed
Police-Justce John Crutchfeld disposes Of
nearly "a 900 cases % year IN his court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28

Thirty-four members of Company d. First
Virginia regiment. lett tho amory al $40
o'clock yesterday afternoon in command Il
Lieutenant Crawford and marched t. the
open lots north Of the Leo monument T. go
through skiunsh drl The movements.
which We're witnessed by crowd Of specta-
tors were very We'll executed. The skiTmish-
went through % sham fight, which was greatly
enjoyed by tie men rs well as by tie public.
1t was after o'clock when the command "a.
turned 10 the armoTy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28

=, Richmond Lodge. No. %. Order Of the
Hall, on Fifth street. last evening ME
Supreme Treasurer Of the order. from Balti-
more was present. and explained the work
ings OF The organization.
Considerable routine business was trans
acted. AZ the close Of which several certi6-
esles which had matured were paid by the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28

The following messages remain undelivered
in the Western Union Office for the week end
ing Yesterday: Fred c. Dunlap, Miss Law MIA
Bertis. George f. Davis. Susan Iraynham. ID.
/. Graham. Mrs Bradley. Mrs. Bette Ran
dan, \. 3. Cooke. X. A. Tyler Il. c. Marshall,
Gid Mitchell. John d. Burial. Mrs A. O.
Bruce. Marshall brown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28

meeting Of the executive committee Of the
Virginia Historical Society was held last even
ing at tie rooms of the society in the West
moreiand Clubhouse.
Present. President Henry. i'm the chair.
Mes-rs. Green, Barney Brock. Brooke, Catel,
and bark>daIe, recording secretary
Gifts of books We're reported
The following gentlemen We're elected mem
bers of ihe society. p. Mack enz.e Fowler,
tsl., l8Grosrcuor Square, W. London. Eng
land. o. Andrew. Baltimore. Md: l.. 4. Lii
ley Esq, Minneapolis. MINI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28

N ILLIN + Il Y

IT LEADS THEM ALL WHYg BECAUSE
/ HIGHLAND STRINGS les being built mp on
It's merits The land is bought and paid for
lover sls hundred acres and improf emenls arc
going steadily on rcgariless OF sales. Wealthy
people are investing there. aud the present
owners oi lots represent and control over two
million dollars. Stores ere opeued, a OstOluce
and school established, water plnes 60 supply
houses with running 81 ter are beng laid and
some OF the best familos Of Richmond have
bought and settled there. Don miss the best
place FOR "a home or Investment. Apply % Z. :.
Rad, owner. Lots nifty feet front 80 20 s3n
Take seven Pines Railroad at a. Ri. or $40 T. H.
ia24- U-sit-aAE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28
THE REGATTA PROGRAMME.
Work Of The Various Boat Crews on Tho
Fourth Of July.
WHO SHALL HOLD The CHALLENGE CUP 4?
Next Saturday VIII lie q Gala Day Mt Island
Park-Two Games OF baseball and
aPulI Down tho River.

On Saturday next. July 4th, Mayo's Island
will be centre of attraction for all those
who are fond Of outdoor sports. Two games
Of baseball will be played between the Old
poninions. of this city, and the 'Narsities.
The first game will be called at II A. NJ. and
the second game atlP. N. The games are
looked forward to with great interest by the
friends Of both mines.
The Old Dominion team composed oil tne
hest PLAYERS in this city and everybody is
familiar with the brilliant record OF the var
The second game will be over IN time 10
Give those i'm attendance an opportunity 10
witness the race for the challenge cup between
the crews Of the Virginia Boat Gun ana Tue
Picbmond College Club. This event, when
has been eagerly looked for ever since the
onening of the rowing season. Will no
dn1bt create great deal Of Interest;
or the four crews which originally intended
to participatein the race only TWO remain ID
the field. The Cuiye sity school Club, az
etersbnrg. had 10 battle with considera bic
financial difficulties. and It's members deemed
ID wise. in order to save expenses. not 10 take
part i'm the regatta this year However, they
expect 10 be in good trim next year and VIII
then enter the race.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28

REDEEM PTl-I0lT
$4,000
FIVE PER CENT CITY BONDS.
or RICHMOND.

Under the power given by resolution Of tho
Cig C0meii OF Richmond. approved June o.
f~4f autnori ing the Commute. oa finance.
through JOS chairman to give lad aI holder. OF b
Ior cent. bond. issued ly said cts 'nigr re,o-
INA on II said Council. approved April a. lo.i,
and under another re- oiuuon approved July ls.
ls-I. and also under another resolution approved
August 81. l-.l notice Of theiutou.On Oi the said
city 20 rodeem al. of said onds, the said COM
mittee. through its chairWsn hereby gives
notice that the said city Will on tho ~ DAY OF
july, f-1i, redeem each and every one OF raid
bond and that interest thereon shall cease
from The lst day oil July. 1921. AMI that I'll of
such bonds brought ia Tor redemption on and
after ihe III day of July. ls9i, vii Doe redeemed.
but without interest after lat meutl oned date;
and also gives further notlce fhar tht Audi Tor
OF the city will De prepared ON the said "a day
of July, 1891, 20 redeem on behalf OF tho city an
bonds above alluded Co. which shall then or
Afterwards be presented for redemption az the
Office OF the City Auditor, ia TIN City Hall OF
said city. \. ID HAhGNONE.
Chairman Committee on finance
ie 23-tiy1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28

HiCkok'S No. 7. N. -. g.. FTG. AND
CAROLINE ARR PURE. CLEAN
AND CuolCE sUN-CIKED IOBACSOs. Tax
IllEA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28
FOURQUREAN, PRICE & CO.
SEM!-ANNUAL
CL EARIN( Up SALE.

Figures speak eoquety than words The following
the great bargains viii you idea of their
stana character
French Gmghms reduced from 4Oo and Soc to 25c
French and Scotch Gmghams reduced from 3Oc to 19c;
Printed English Nainsool reduced poe to 12ic.; =
Pineapple Tissue Stong Pongee Crepons and Crazy Cloths reduced
to &c;
Pink, Blue and Green Cheese Clothrcduced to DC;
Linen Chambrcy reduced to 25c
Cardinal lIulreduced to &C.;
Fancy Apron Muslin reduced to 1Oc;
A small lot of Unaundoed Shirts reduced and 81 5Oc
Splendid value Black Peau reduced S125 25c.
Black GosGran Silk reduced from S25 to 81;
Wash Silks reduced from 81 to COc.;
Au-SiI< Rhalmnos reduced from $3.50 to G5c.
Cooed China silks from ST. sl5 GOc and 75c;
Twenty-Five Parsols a SOC the dollar;
Remnants Of Screen and Curtain Arulls at a nominal price,
Tueuty-fou Outing Blazers at onc-haf their value;
Coocd Quilts German MANUFACTURED a sacrifice;
White Ground Chalies Cimponed) reduced from G5c to Soc;
Outing Cloths reduced from l2lc to &c.;
Large lot OF Cooed Dress Goods at 25c on the dollar;
BrocaIo Velvet Grenadue reduced from $3.50 to 81;
Embossed Velvet Grenadino reduced from 50 10 5Oc
Remnants Standard Black Goods the best makes than hall
their value;
Dress Flanuols at SCI Au-Wool Flanncls a 25c;
Shifting Prints at lc; Dress Prints at sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28
WAsnNaTON - -.

The Washington aud Lee CIuD were deter
mined 80 send Il crew and their men bad been
ii training for sixty DAYS. when ono member
of the crew was unexpectedly called home Dy
sickness iu bis family 10 procure TIE means
10 defrav the expense connected with the re-
oatta the Athletic Association oI Washington
and Lee University arranged for two enter
tainments but hey did MOI realize any money
90 the contrary, they caused deficiency IA
the already depleted treasury For these rea-
sons the Washington and Lee crew Was also
compelled o. withdraw.
The crew of the Richmond College Club
have been working hard all summer and the
men are in very good condition. They have
been pulling up TO the present time IN the
paper boat of the Virginia Club. lhcy had
ordered q four-oared gig % be made OF cedar
exactly ike the 'b lrglna tie boat when
the virginia Club had buIt two summers ago.
The boat was 10 nave been delivered ON June
Ist TIE builder. however very sadly DIS
appointed the club, Tor the boat
hasn't yet reached rs destination. Only
last Tuesday ho telegraphed that the
boat had been shipped and DO was expected
that the Ariel would bring 10 mp from Nor
folk Yesterday. However. at the arrival OF
the Ariel last evening there were no tdngs
from the anxou-iy looked ior nat. ] he
crew and Their trainer Mr. james &. Lamb.
were sadly disappointed. However, thef
hope that the boat will reach here ora hondal.
The crew viii then have ample time To- Ore
Ia the boat. although they will perhaps nave
tOrow twice q day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28

Inc Virginia crew ls 10 % rlitH"iA DDi4' t'' W.
and the men are very Anxious t0 .deiehd lL'
cup. They are out every evening and tnen
work is admired bf all who see them. They
usually row forty strokcr. and they are
MANAGING their oars as exactly a. clock-worh
During the early part o.. their training. hr
George pegmm had the misfortune 10 IN uIt
himself 10 such an eXte M that he had u gave
up rowing. Since thenhe nas gwen ms wa lt
time 10 The traluln. OF thf crew. inns DIS
hap nccessitated some changes IN the crew.
and the latter stands now as follows
Robert Is. legram. bow, Benjamin 4.
Adams. .. A. $ PetIcolas. 3. Fred. ". BroA
max. stroke. William Iiusley, coXswaln.
The race viii take place about o'clock Do
the evening. and the course Will he a mile AND
q half straight away from point bel" ,ho
old brewery to q pDlut near the lower END II
Navo's Island The course Will be- staLed of
SOFAS tOkcepit clear from other vessels. Tie
JUDGES time keepers. etc. will follow hec0n-
te,tants i'm tug. The Virginia Boat club
have secured the island below the ball
ground and a small admission fee VIII oe
charged 10 witness the lace from that point.
InE WINNERS.
The winning crew will receive the charge o..
the challenge cup until the next State regatta
and the members viii receive handsome gold
medals.
The crew of tie Virginia Boat Club las re-
ceivei very pressing invitation from IhI.a-
Qc.pAia 90 participate iu thc races in thht ott
on the same day However theiuvltauon had
% ue declined ON account ol The race ia ilch-
m0nd on that day
The members If the Virginia Boat Club orc
determined o. take the necessary steps to
have the date 81 tle annual State tegattl
changed iIom July 9th 90 some day
in the latter part of June. rms
change is considered advisable for the iaet
tuat on'te % number off regat05 are held iA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-28

If bent on seeing more of the picturesque,
go 10 Chimborazo Park. There is a perfect
sketch OF nature in her lOyeiest mood. with
considerable amount Of mans handlwork TO
giye tone to the effect The breeze Is from
the river that flows almost at ones feet its
southern bank skirted with fields of grain
and its Richmond side trayersed with COM
mercial life. Far in the distance the wind
ings of the water appear and the ships riding
st anchor have their reflection mlrrotcd Al
ba nv
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-22

John Burroughs, on those rare occs-
aons when he comes out of his shell and
visits bis fellow mortais. Is the most gem
iai and kindly u iterati if il were any
enc else than 10 this story would be sur
prisins
A wedding in which literary New York
takes = keen interest Will take place in
about tea days and will unite one OF the
cieserest Of women writers aud editors to
. man editor equally clever, and the happy
honeymoon will be spent At cottage in
the mountains, with john Burroughs -
. guest.
A third party az . honsymoon' II Is I'M
heard of Bus, even so. The lady in tho
case has met Mr.. Burroughs in the noun
tains and his kindly eyes aud hair, gray
with the SHOWS Of sixty years, and his
talk Of birds aud beasts has made her
wish TO see more OF him. wish which
her expectsnt husband shares. And a.
literary people laugh conventicnalisy to
scorn, why not' / think honeymoon
could be spent very pleasantly hearing
John Burroughs talk about squirrels in
his own beloved mountains
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-22

II il said by politicians that both par.
ties will make a strenuous effort to get
che National Conventions of 1892 called
In New York.
This city has in the past always been
Handicapped by its lack of any hall suffi.
GENTLY big to hold the noise of . political
convention. The lack has been filed.
Madison Spare Garden is one Of the most
beautiful amusement buildings In the
world and the main hall 10 . noble room
where 10, 900 delegates and spectators can
roar TO their hearts content when thu
s'favorife sons are named.
The New York boom will b aided BY
two or three powerful circumstances.
Chicago has had more than her share Of big
political conventions lately, and having
the Worlds Fair. will more gracefully
resign her claims TO the conventions Be
sides. talk - they viii OF Democratic
gains In the Vest and Republican gains
in the south, shrewd observers still look
en- New York - pivotal State so its
rot unlikely The spell binders and wind
tanners will swsrm into New York next
year And really. though les location
isn't exactly central, 10 il Otherwise con-
vsaiens enough
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-22

J. g. Holland, In one Of his novels,
drew oaricasure Of . Newspaper man
who, after interviewing rich rascal
cody pocksted $50 a. the price Of writing
him up favorably. A . caricature such
Q man might do very we'll, but too many
might be inclined TO take him for q type.
There are such newspaper men: fewer
now than ten years ago, but they are
very scarce.
There 10 folly as we'll a. knavery in
Offering money TO reporter. Even sup
posing him a scamp-which he isn't-he
hasn't the power to alter the policy Of the
paper. He hasn't even the power to sup
press news without running she risk Of
dismiss d for getting beaten BY other
papers.
Yet the folly n committed. physi-
clan Of some repute onco eudea vored to
slip a crisp bill into the hand Of a re-
porter whom knew.
''Give my paper . good show, can't
you," be whispered. It was at medical
convention.
The reporter held up his hand with the
bill upon it in she sight of all, then
slowly tilted il till the bill slid OF to the
hoor, when he remarked with Chester
fieldian air: ''Sir, my profession has .
code OF ethics. IL yours has not
have known q man, caught in some
nasty scrape. who tried 10 buy on tho
managing editor of big daily 10 refrain
from publishing the affair by che muni-
ncent offer of So have known adeacon
who always offered IS to everybody who
came to report his ministers sermons
Newspaper men expect to have some
queer experiences
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-22
A Broekiy. Msessnas.

Joseph +. Knapp, whose fatal illness In
tor years as a self-lnade man, who was
exceptional In retaining keen interest
In those less fortunate or less persistent,
Perhaps he held In peculiarly kindly re-
gard artists of all kinds His own bust
ness was photography, the photographer
painter, Sarony, having been At one sime
his partner. His homo in Brooklyn Is,
In spite of its plain exterior, one of the
most attractive In tho country. Pictures
Of merit hne the walls and there is fine
erescoing and detail work everywhere.
The erownins glory Of she place il the
music room, which was built some dozen
years ago, during Mrs. Knapp's absence
In Europe, and awaited her as . complete
surprise upon her return. The room is
In the form Of IN octagon, with high
selling and columned frescoed sides. A
6ne pipe organ, . grand piano and all
manner of smaller musical Instruments
are here gathered. Mrs. Knapp Is a COM
poser Of merit and has taken the keenest
delight In the room. Here, too, have
come, from time 10 time, statesmen and
soldiers like Grant, Cleveland, Sheridan
and Slocum, singers like Emna Thursby,
artists, sculptors, musicians almost with
out number.
The shadow over this home darkens .
pretty wide area In Brooklyn and New
York.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-22

The most f.zncas es the ladlss' tailsrs
b unsaessjoaAely tia one who proudly
boasts thss De IL hoaored 81 the patEo-
mage OF Qas~a gietsrix. bat BE has pisaty
Of rivals oas OF these man reesstly
overheard some oas asking IL ons of bis
patrons had net ordered her sammer
wardrobe frens Paris Th,s LADY de-
eizrss that ths dFsssmaksr Is now 50
proud OF the implied compliment that ne
Is a. iIaperioas A. the Csar and puts ea
ths airs Vi N2peieoa
LIS a queer world Women black
smiths and dentists and BARRIERS and men
Haatus makers would have sstealshsd
our great grsEdmothsrs-
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-22

Upon the elevated platform ~ Z
lady rather plainly clad in bvewn saesen
dress. her features thickly vailed The
vail 10 unusual, WON 20 - 70 partly soa-
eesl the features. and perhaps glanced
~ her more enrfsn.ly TRAN fc-ekt Soms
peralisritv ~ gesture. person or move
ment presently betrayed m Der lazy
whose heus. sn FifsA svenue y - elegant
~ u 10 sostiy. whoss receptions riss 10 The
dignity 81 salem assd whose costumes
are res Adofabis- 10 sAs baasusse q
wsrth
kew Why shorid sreh WOMAN - that
~ ashamed ~ b~faa In sown ia AaxasE,
IL " . erinst ows LAsspos.
assv WHITE rtass