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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-13
LADIES WRAPS.

In this line we are headquarters. Every lady
declaration that orr stock is larger the styles
letter and the prices lower than they have
found IA any other house in the city. and TO this
we are adding new and desirable Wraps every
day Nothing - more desirable for lady as a
Anos eitt from her father, husband or brother
than one OF or handsome q ClOaks. nicely
trimmed IN Astr achan. at $40: The regular price
is : 2.J0 eyeryWQere else y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-13
CARPETS.

What is more comfortable than a nice cosy
room with a nice carpe. on tho floor; No room
is comfortable without II. Our CARPET depart
IL will not cos, much TO cover an ordinary size
room. IL taxes from 20 10 . yards OF ingram
carpet. one yard wide. At that rate you can
easily calculate the cost We will sell a good
carpet a. BIC a yard; better ones at 60c., zoe,
Soc, &C. and II.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-13
Julius Syc|e & Son,
2O1 and 2O3 East Broad Street.
bREEDEH TALLEY & CO,
800 EAST BROAD STREET.
Christmas, 1891, Presents.
Some spoken of THE mirror of form and glass of
fashion" We speak of Mirrors of which have
variety greatly reduced prices We want dispose of them So if
YOU will the glass Jour MrrO you will probably find
suit YOU the prices of the Mirrors have been reduced In
dian massace We the Our oudeshow
Of these Indians beautiful Boulevard Broad Street, has aaced
GREAT deal and many baskets have been sold We lights
shine in your parors We have beautiful lot of these tall lamps
at low prices Receivers Nut Picks Playing Cards Fancy
Cases Toilet etc. Here two lots Of Chden Fans that
are going rapidly
One lot an three sSPoaes' for $3.50 etc


s5 Portieres for $3.50. etc.
School-boy Kentucky Jeans for email boys
pants to 10 years at i0c.. worth more.
Our Csc Silks and Satins are going of
rapidly.
Ribbon is a necessary adjunct 10 Christ
mas. We have received q handsome lot Of
Satin Ribbons for Fancy Work from II to 4
inches wide.
10 per cent. of Carpets. Rugs and Druggetts,
All &C. Lining Cambrics at SC.
OF these ours is probably the best assort-
ment in Richmond. having more than IS
pieces (Cambrcs) in the retail stock.
The purchasing power Of dollar is very
great At our store. We show nice lines Il
Towels. Handkerchiefs Hosiery, Morino I'm
derwear. Gloves Unlaundered Shirts. Col
lars. Cuts. Suspenders etc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-13
" RAJ S.

Children's Fancy Camels' Hair,
sizes 4 to 10 years, were 1926 to
S5.25, according to size, now your
choice for s..
Children's All-Wool Matelassi,
ages 4 to y years, price was 1915
to S4.9S, your choice for 81.
Children's Long Gretchen Cloaks,
handsome plaid, price was 81 and
So, now 1918 for any.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-13
NIiddlesex County.

SALuDA. Va, Dec H. - Special. - Miss
Cora Mcdonnell. OF Portsmouth, IS vlslting the
Misses Beaziey near here
DR.. Page Edmunds. Of Baltimore. has To-
Gated at Stormonts. this county
MIR Kemp GatewO0d left this week for Biz
mingham, Ala. where he expects 20 20 into
business
4 concert viii be given in Saluda on the
2eth for the benefit of the Baptist parsonage.
An amateur band OF mnstrels have been en-
gagged.
Mrs. Robert McCandlish is again very low
She has had several severe hemOuhages
Mr. Albert Hewett aId DR.. l.. s. Bristowe
are Ill.
A reception was given Thursday night by
DR.. William \ Christian 10 his son. Or. Char
lev. and bride. Ths occasion was enjoyed by
all who attended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-13

Don't fail to sec the bargains we are now
Offering during our removal sale
w. +. DnEw & Co,
500 Main street. corner Eighth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-13

Wedding Bouquets and Plant Desperation
Fine Roses. Cut Flowers. &c. always on hand.
Palms. Rubber Trees DTacenies and other
Decorative Plants-largest stock in the State
at ". A. HAMNoND's. i07 east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-13
Alexandria.

A1AxASDRiA. VA. Dec. l2.-Mr. George A.
Fowle. of Fairfax. is spending a few days
with his brother-in-law, Mr.. William Camp
bell. in ChaTlestown. w. Va.
Miss Ellen Burke is the guest Of Professor
John b. Minor. of the University Of Virginia.
She took part IN the Roman Triumph, now
being enacted at the University.
Mrs. Marks and her daughter Of Balti-
more. are visiting Mrs. l. Genzberger, on
Wolfe street
Mr.. W. A. Smoot, commander Of Lee Camp
OF this city, IL in Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-13

For the next thirty days every pair of shoes.
In our store at aud below cost
W. +. DREW & Co..
500 Main street. corner Eighth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-13
KNIT UNDERWEAR

The stock is to be reduced in a
few days. We shall sell, begin
ming with Monday:
Ladies Fine Cashmere Swiss
Ribbed Vests, high neck and long
sleeves, for 81, from S148.
Ladies Imported LAMBS Wool
Vests, $3.50, from 81.
Ladies Scarlet Pants and Vests,
very fine grade, for 81.
Ladies' Fine Merino Vests and
Pants, 75c., from 97c.
Ladies' Merino Pants and Vests,
Csc, from 44c.
Misses Merino Jersey Ribbed
Vests, 19 to 29c. instead of 29c. to
39c.
Misses and Boys Natural Wool,
one Of the highest grade manufac-
tured, 45 to 75c., according to size,
instead of So to CSC.
Children's Heavy Merino Vests,
size to 26, for 15c., from 35c.;
size to 81 for Csc, from 35c.
Mems White Australian Wool
Suits reduced to S1.25 each.
Saxony Wool Suits for 81 each.
Mems Kid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-13

..i,'a' HnuvhG. Dec. Il.-Our town has done
t'' Dellef tbs week socially than Tor some
.-7 previous In fact. We have had oiJite an
t..,., ' as des riches IN the literary and ORA
49, NEE ~ Thomas d. PpgO having read
&C., nag ~ tie foung Meas Chi!stian Asso-
MN on Tuesday night aud Miss Margaret
o. presenting Joan Of Arc al tho
s''s House tho same evening. Owing 10
isr,s 'onhlctnR engagements neither had as
o.bsrsisa Ia ... as they would have had
"'S0' Ou' OotA have cause 10 be pleased
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-13

2O1 --Cor. Second and Broad SITS. -:

Our store will be open night from up Xmas till
make their purchases
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-13
TOYS, TOYS

Or basement is stocked with all kinds Of
TOYS, Games, etc, such "a DOminoes It'd
dedy Nnks, Lotto Ten Pins, Binding Blocks
checkers, Pussy and Three Mice. Col Bang
Yacht Race, A. b. {. Blocks. Parlor Croquet,
Jolly Marble Game. Baga ole Base Ball Game
hinging Toss. Parlor Tennis. Game OF Louisa,
Toy Pianos, Musical Wind Mills. Metallophones
Musical Cote Mills, Horns ClappIng Bones
Aylophones. Crying and Kicking Dolls in Car
riages, FLUTES, llollns Musical Cumming Tops,
Iamborines, Hand Organs Banjas Chimes.
Musical Wagons. Beating Lambs. Tow CATS
Dogs Birds and Chickens. Miniature Clocks
Magic Lamp and Cigar LIGHTERS. Gravel Shoot
ers, Toy Scales. Toy Kitchens Iron Tools Gar
den Tools, Buffalo Bill Toys. Dumb Matches.
Dolls Comb and Set. Butcher Set, Drums, Guns,
Pistols aud Caps. Bunks, Soldier Caps. swords,
lers, Crnmb Brushes and Trayslron Buggy and
Horse Hook and Ladder, Steam Fire Engines,
Fire Department Wagon. Iron Dray aud Horse
Trains Brass and Iron Cannon. sail Boats
Stoves. Famous Horse Guard moving according
30 command. Foot Balls, Fancy Rubber Balls,
Magic Lanterns, Air Rifles, Jockeys on Horses,
Doll Baby Houses, Mood-Saw and Horse, Doll
Trunks, Doll Cradles. Doll Furniture OF all
kinds Tables, Chairs Bodsteads. bureaus and
Nashstands, Washing Sets. Swings School
Bags War Ships, Sand Mills. Grocery Store,
Church with Chimes Forts and Castles Dolls.
Rubber Dolls. Old Woman in Shoe. Scrap
Books, Picture Books. Merry Go-Around Noah
Arks. Pony Carts, Punch and Judy santa Claus
Wagon, Tin Buckets and Shovels, Rubber
Goods. Race Horses. Tea Sets, Blsnue Figures
Cups and Saucers. Steam Engines. Magic Com
,hination Pencil Boxes, Books, all good authors.
iTricyces, Iron and Wooden Wagons, sulkies.
Carriages, Sleighs. Shoohys. Rockers. Desks
and thousand other things which space docs
not permit US TO mantion here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-13
West Point.

wEsr PoIST. Va. Dec. ii.-lspeclai.l-
matic Club. consisting of some Of our most
esteemed young people, presented the enter.
tanning drama Under the Laurels " to fair
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-13
RUGS. DRUGGETO AND ART SQUARES.

The handsomesi line to be found anywhere in
Druggets, Art Squares and Rugs Smyrna Rugs
45c. DC, 81, $50 and up Art Squares, by j. BE
by ~ and I by ) yards. SPECIAL LOW
PRICES ONTHESE.
Mattiugs IN short lengths az half price.
LACE CURTAINS. pOkIiERS. WINDOW
SHADES and oCRIM, TRUNKS and SATCHELS
a factorv rrioox
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-13
GAY COMPANY IN VIRGINIA.
Social Events During tho Week in The Old
Dominion.
VERY JOLLY MEEK IN NORFOLK CITY,
entertainments 81 Various Sorts to MIC
AWAY tho Hours and Brush on tho
Brain Cobwebs.
Noaroi1. Va, Dec. 70. 1891.

Va. Dec. -. 1871.
1fUsEMENTS Of
almost every kind
hayetaken place this
week and thovouug
people Of tho City
by tho Sea have had
a gay week Of 1t.
Tho week began
with On oyster roast
Monday morning.
Mr.. Charles Hardy
and Mr. Henry
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-13
DRESS GOODS.

We are Offering for the next ten DAYS some
rare bargains IN Dress Patterns in black andl
coored.
yards Fine Black Al Wool Silk Finish Hem
rietta. with all necessary Innings, buttons, silk
twist, cotton. braid and bones,for si.99.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-13

Hickok & Co. will pay zoe. per 100 cash
for Tags from their Brands No. l., II. ID. C..
Fig and Caroline Sun-Cured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-13
BED COVERING.

Blankets and Quilts in large quantities and
Mt prices in reach OF all. Quilts ST. sl.25 si50
$50 and g: Down Quilts very low. Blankets
1928 $50 80. s2.51, $780, 81 and IS for nice all
wool ones.
White Flennels at 1890. zoe and 25c. for fine all
wool.
Good Huck and Damask Towels at l0c and
i2l6c.
Table Oil Cloth the very best made. CSC a
yard
Floor Oil Cloth. one yard wide, Csc; yards
soc
Remnants of Oil Cloth. Mating and Carpet
10 be sold cheap.
Gents White shirts. good cotton and linen.
5c. Gents Outing Shirts SOC. and 621sc., dark
cOlors
Mems Heavy Merino Shirts soc. Ladies'
Ribbed Vests. 2ic
Ladies Norfolk Jackets. sl69
White Bed Spreads. nice ones, at 81 and sl.25.
Cotton Bird-eye, q inches. 75c. q inches $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-13

sysrds Fine Black Serge. all wool with all
necessary Innings as above. 49,.
yards Extra inc SILK Finish Henrietta tho
regular soc. kind, with all necessary trimmings.
for $500.
yards Fine silk warb Henrietta, with all nee
essary trimmings. si99.
Yards Fine All Wool Black GA Broadcloth.
Win trimmings, $500.
yards zine All Wool Any Colored Henrietta,
with All trimmings. s..99.
syards Fine All Wool Bedford Cord.sny color,
with trimmings. s699.
yards Cancels Hair. with all necessary TRIM
MINIS. stel.
yards All Wool Ga Cheviot. with trimmings
yards All Wool Henrietta. any shade, with
yards Broadcloth. any shade, with trimmings
$40.
ards Fancy Wool Cheyio.. with trimmings,
Plush Caps for BOYS. csc.
SILVER WARE.
Swinging Water Pitchers with cups, slo.
Syrup Pitchers. $50 Butter Dishes si.2S
Castor CsstoFs. YineSsp pepper and salt, $3.50
- Childrens Silver Sets. Knife Fork Spoon,
CUP and Napkin Ring. sl.25.
Silver Cups gold lining, s25.
Silver Plated Cake Knife; sa5o, Fish Knives.
$3.50
Oyster Forks casa set.
Nine O'Clock Teaspoons s2.75 a set.
Soup Ladies' 8425; Tea Spoons & a set; Table
Spoons. 62l9c set.
able Forks $3.50 a set; Table Knives. Rogers
make. $3.50 a set.
Table Knives si.25 a set; Butter Knives. 2sc q
piece
Muffs in all coors, qualities and styles from
SOC. 10 g..
Chldren's Sets si25; warrens Hose Support
ers. &C. 5c.
Dark Outing. lOc and leIsc.. Embroidery Silk.
y, ASH six. hnittng SILK Arasene Plush Balls
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-13
GLOVES,

$50 grade, reduced to S1.20.
Heavy Driving Gloves, 4Oc. to s..
The reduction Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-13

Friday night tho Cotilion Club gave a ger
man 40 the Masonic Temple 1t was attended
br the younger set almost entirely.
An oyster r04st will be given 10 Miss jamie
Smu- f Dauyle 1y Mrs james y. Leigh
le1i Tuesday 40 Nil0ughby Spit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-13

DRY GOODS. &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
Hale and Hearty.

These two adecryes BY means imply the possession
Of great muscular strength. There are many men ana
woman slight build and inferior stature to whom tho
terms 'hale and hearty perfectly apply Their com
pexons clr eyes bright and vivaeous pulses tran
qun step elastic movements steady sleep undisrocu'
aupetite sound These ndca Of haleness and hearnes
uotottes stomach Btter will assuredy besow upon tho
feeble the nervous and the dyspepuc No tonic OF the
century compares with it In popularity no other rivals t
In efficacy. AS permanent IMMIGRATION mans "ro o
ro,o raoua.ion Of disorder ia the syitem Hostettr
stomach Bltters must regarded chief among regu-
lltors 1t eonquers and prevents malaria and rheuns
oyecomes inactivity OF the liver bowels and Kidneys anu
promotes the acquisition Of lesh az wen as Nigor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
THE OLD LIGHTS OF LoyD0g.
From Tho Builder.

from Inc Bullccr.
The history Of lighting the city IS a bject of much
interest. In remote times the city mist have pre-,
sented vory curious aspect; there was method Of
street lighting all the unpaYed streets were
deserted when darkness fell except by thieves, who
found in the want Of artificial Illumination splendid
confrerc 20 help them IN their nocturnal undertaking.
Notwithstanding the ringing Of the curfew bell, and
the order that all lights and fires 10 be extin-
gtshed when It's sound was heard IL WIS soon found
that city couh rot conclude ali It's business az S
O'Clock In the summer when darkness came The
city In the winter. kindly disposed citizens carly
a. the fourteenth century began 70 hang outside thts
doors q common candle mode Of PUSHES and coarse
grease, and these gave faint glimmer on mO0rIess
nights We find that In the year 1916 In the rosm o.
Henry " tho citizens were Jailed upon duty IN
Aght the streets and although some obeyed the In
junction the duty very inadequatey perfbrmed
II was the custom then for tia ancient waiehmcn 10
carry lanterns containing burning candles placed On
the top of a long pole, thus lighting in some small
yav the streets over which they perambuatcd Ii wss
In the reign OF Queen Elizabeth that the fear Of
spanish invasion drew attention 10 the dangerous
don OF the streets at night The darkness might hide
foui oonspirators; consequently Order In Council
ccrnmanded every householder to do his part In ne
urItjng OF tho city pain OF death by the common
hanMnsn This order seems 10 have excited some
attention. for at the present day ele are to be
IN fhe museum underneath the Guihhal Library sew
crai ~ the candestcks said to have been used at this
nsTfod for street Illumination. The caDdlesuck con.
siSts Of r,de bar Of iron, having az us back nck
and catch BY which the socket holding the candle
be raised or lowered,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23

,.or, r;oh and be has the peculiar reputation OF
creditor of Lord Aesbury for million, or nearly
Million not million sterling, but million Oh
moro dollars And yet Mr.. Justice Stirling.
clothed in the ermine md the majesty of the law
can refer to him as "one Samuel Lewis.
The pbrase seemed the more inapt because l
had inst bcrn hearing q friend describe scene at
one of the immense hotels Of Brighton which boasts
n vast hall where its guests assemble Tor Social
intercourse. II was Saturday Of the Brighton race
veek and in this Vast hall were collected, said my
friend. most of the most celebrated women oi
London of a certain class. Perhaps L might DOT
row the phrase of that eminent young philosopher
who is one of the rising hopes of the Gladstoniah
party in Scotland and in the House OF Commons
Mr. Haldane In the recent debate on the dyna-
miters, whom Mr. Parnell desires to have restored
70 society and to the cause Of Irish independence,
Mr.. Haldane spoke of Daily the man who tried 10
hlow ND the House Of Comluons-as much respected
in dynamite circles
So NAV it be said of the congregation Of women
in the hotel at Brighton they much respected
IN that station of life which they have chosen !;
thew are the aristocrats of that profession. Ihey
all. said nv friend, knew Mr.. Samuel Lewis, anu
all the men who were with them knew him. ana
they were all eager to stand him drinks. He ac-
cepted this eager hospitality, If at ALL in the strict
est moderation Like truly great man--like TIE
barkeeper of the Hoffman. for example. he was
kind 20 all, familiar with none; or with iew'
The court of idolaters which clustered about nm
did not induce him to depart from that attitude
of dignifed reserve, from that demeanor OF superb
ority, which, though conscious, is modest. Az
that time Mr. Justice Stirling had not named MN
from the bench as lone Samuel Lewis
The two together, the marquis and the money
le Ger, are, OF any rate, an interesting PAIR Inc
connection between them is an interesting one
Lord Ailesbury's name will long figure. with SIN
lister brillancy, in the annals of the British no
bility. So will Mr.. Sam Lewis in its more private
chronicles; the history of the Peerage OF to-day
cannot be fully told if either be left out.
g. w. S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT WHO WRITE.

From The Birmingham Post.
The practice of combining the functions of Jour.
nalist and legislator has largely increased during
the last few Years. At one time the Nationalist
members had monopoly Of the London letters
written from the floor OF the house, but now all this
Is changed. Mr. Courtney until q few years ago
leader writer for The Times" agd Mr. justin
Mccarthy stu contributes TO the editorial columns
OF +" The Daily News while Mr. Maclean, Mr. Leng
and DE- CSmer0n direct the policy of their respective
papers" The Western Mall" The Dundee Adver
tiseF,7 and The North British Daily Mail"-from the
library Of ST. stephens. Mr.. T. p. o'CoDnor con
tinues his letter for a NewYork paper and, IN add.
ton, turns out good deal OF copy every week for
The sunday Sum: Mr.. r. W. Russell Is a regular
contributor TO The Manchester Examiner; Mr. Sex
ton and Mr. Healy give frequent literary assistance
TO "The National Press; and Mr. Broad
hurst conveys any items Of intelligence that come
In his way to the London correspondent OF q Scotch
paper and can trace the style OF a tolersby we'll
known member Of Parliament In the illusions Of
" The Member for Wrottenboroughn in "The sunday
Times. Among Others who write for the press
are Mr.. Chilly, Mr.. Flynn, Mr. Gill and Mr.. j. H.
Mccarthy. When Mr.. f. r.. Russell was in the
house he wrote n political sketch every night for
The Liverpool Post" and a Liberal bearing an hon
ored IS said TO continue the practice he fell Into
when member Of sending paragraphs 10 Man.
chester paper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
IN HONOR OF MAMELI.
A MONUMENT TO THE YOUTHFUL PATRIOT
UNVEILED IN ROME.

Rome, August ~.
Gofredo Mameli, the young poet patriot OF
Italy. has been hOnored with monument In Rome
The unwilling took place on August ., the forty
second anniversary of his death Mameli is one
Of the most romantic figures Of the Italian Rev
oluton Genoese by birth, he began very early
to allow his patriotic ardor to blaze forth into
passionate poems and verses. the few which
are still extant showing q marked degree of lit
erary ability on the part of the. writer. The
HYMN to liberty which bears his name divides
popular favor with the celebrated Garibaldian
Anthem II is as much of an inspiration as
Julia Ward Howes Battle Hymn Of the Repub-
lie and has the same martial swing and vigor.
Those were DAYS for deeds rather than for songs
and Mameli gladly threw down his Tyre TO take
I'D the sword lie went through the Venetian
war under Aiazzini and then passed TO Rome.
where after the defeat of Novare, all the live
forces of the Revolution were united under the
flag Of the Republic IL was Msmeli who sent
that famous cpigrammatic dispatch 70 Mazzini an
pouncng tie proclamation Of the Republic :
Rome Republic. Come The arrival Of the
troops of Oudinot cut short the fair dream of
the Italian youth assembled at Rome.
Mameli took part in the bloody engagement at
the gate of St Pancras. where the flower of
Italian patriotism laid down their lives. Mamei
was spared. but in a subsequent battle he was
wounded by ball, in the thigh, and died after
a month Of agony lie was barely twenty
Douhly favored Of the gods, he was permitted TO
die young and TO fall in battle.
Sorrowfully retraclng the road Of exile. Mazzni,
Who adored the hero-pOet, predicted that he would
one day have a monument in Rome. The proph-
ecy has been fulfilled, and the marble that gOrieS
the memory Of GofTrcdo Mameli rises in the Gem
etery Of Campo Varano, among the many which
have been erected to the nobest of those who
died 10 secure Italy's Independence.
The elaborate ceremonies at the unveiling were
attended by men Of every rank and party. One OF
the active participants the Syndic Of Rome
Caetani. who boasts a Pope in his family. Times
have certainly changed when one Of the Caetanis
NAV he heard speaking respectfully Of the Roman
replblc, which forced Plus IN 10 become q
fugitive 20 Gacta
Another detail worthy Of mention was the fact
that not a single word derogatory TO France or
the French was spoken by any one. Italy under
stands perfectly that that expedition to Rome,
far from being attributable TO republican policy
was the first act of Nopoleonic reaction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-23
LONDON OUT OF SEIsOy.
ccarthy in Black and White.

Justin Mccarthy in Black and White.
Tie light on the Clock Tower will SION so ont. ana
London will become. like the Cychps, monstEul
Lor eudum informe, lngens cui lumcn idemptum !
confess for myself that like London OF. OF season
sometimes go and sec London when he season j. oNer
and everything is quiet, and the division b. rings ~
more / have most genial men Try Of some eApcdi.
flons made In London with sleI al literary purpose
t,yo years ago. The Tower and ST sav0urs Chnten,
which shelters MasS!nscr, and thc church IN BasersSs
where Rolingbroke Is buried, and the old Sburch n
Chelsea Embankment, and the East End, ana tAo
Docks and Greenwich recall the memory OF an 'noso
explorings with distinct pleasure How nSte ~ ,s
living in London OF LOndOni How som QUE ~.
ont Of the way OF seeing even It's regular season
sfEhts-f one be not Of the order Of man whe secS
every regulation show because II Is the nght soIe ~
thinS 10 do Last weok | went 20 see the RoNal Acso
elny for the fist time for many years never sa
the French Exhibition In London, altnOuEn i y seen
the German Exhibition, althoueh there 700; ! S
member OF the reception committee nor INC I'D I
Exhibition although IL IS hard by my oN, ao"s ia vov.
love all that belongs 10 the sea, and TO snps anu wv
ages and salt traditions.