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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02

Of nuorescence or OF the. bitter taste
senso nS tie t ssde PSo Worm.
the ury, two tubes containing samples he
f R%a WaR Of he sa cbS M ahs
t SS oS Ms e 81 Sc Stss ss was
Now. il all the tests for quinine gave mega
state that aulnino was not nrcsent?' Froi.
TsSa H. Wemnn oSssSns b.
%Ss%ss n ssd ss; ns. Tits tn Ssssr, SsS
IN the presence Of dozen members that Helen
ro,'s gnH}dicaltedly, dIg5 Of morphine poison
and said That he hadn't He had MT beon n
come to him anenSmously s''"' ''''' "'''o'' '"'
After TseGt D CHARLES H., Dana p,e,ssss s
NSSqWyp%lo ,E u. Ioceiy, went On tho stand,
pl!ps% asked Mr. JEROME. 'A'a, u''o % ln''
My experience. has been that seven or
with Prompt treatment at hand. but without
treatment four or i've grains might be fatal"
YOU make nm absolutely ' certain dag
only whom you can dctect the odor OF laud.
Contents Of OH the Rse stom az "' 0''u'n00 ''0 "
Dr. Dana, testified that hemorrhages Of the
common. A.
~, Did You ever mistake h n,s q ne
>, Yes" snid the physician. In one case
phine rosoning, but II a;terwaad proved to be
Or; Dana was positive that urrmio coma
m So snt IL kdqsy Ss sSs
ssa%!nSsion msds y 81. Hamilton SoaS Sps
90 81 value ana that t. would he rep n,t
laSt 6rain examined nityhve
in answer to the hypothetical question that
naa ALREADY bfrp nsed ny the rrSsesntior Dr.
". on the SYMPTOMS as read. that death had
ins asS from morphine poisoning and moth
Can you say" said Mr.: wellmnn. after q
thi1s certain in WV, profession 4 '".,,,
On yes. IepileH tle Withess. calmly.
p DR.; Dana was followed by Or. James West
Dr. a. Ss
ss;SHerts tnat t ssuia by ne, means be certain
result Of The autopsy. DR.: Ko9seveit said. would
not change his opinion. Tor he did not think
ISstf hs g with u s':s sssnsa
% sHn OF %asa wa
would be similar to those cited in tho hypo-
theticM question.
To my personal knowledge" said the wit
ness. changes take place so rapidly In the
kidneys that twelve hours after death cor
rect diagnosis Is often impossible. No preser-
serve the liver. kidney, and brain properly.
The tissues are utterly ruined for micro
seDpif essm;nrt toa Mr. weman that he re
Imembered four or flye cnses OF uremia tina.
had DEVELOPED without preliminary symptoms.
And are you willing to place your expert
ence against Dr. Thomson's. who has had 800
cases yearT asked MIR. Wellman.
DR.. Roosevelt said he was. have seen In
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02

Murphy kept house oil the way from San Fran
cisco to Havre and then to New York. It is fin
from ornament. but the moro solid and bea,iti-
full for that. The tables, chairs. carpets.
The floor Of the cabin IL oiled and covered. OK
cent at the border. with Turkish rug. The
CAPTAINS own cabin IL an unprecedented cabin
enough for.a dozen people to turn around in.
and the bed Is rs good as any man would care
to sleep upon.
The Captain. who was 30 proud OF tho rec
ord an Amercan.buit sailing, vessel had
he came ashore. is an old sailor. with flne
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
Saw Hasty Consumptio. In the Form OF .
Frightfui Monster.

Herbert Plyer. 30 years old. OF Inwood. be-
came insane Sunday night and jumped out OF
his bedroom window with m omen razor In his
hand. On striking the ground he cut his
threat ana was found near the fence u few
minutes later by members Of his family bleed
Ing ~ death. He died before they rot him
lucination. during which he Imagined he was
being pursued By hasty consumption In the
form VI some trighttpl monster.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
An Actor Marries Money.

CHICAGO. Feb. l.-Beiore tho Augustus Pitou
company closed their engagement In this city
last week one OF the principal actors In the
troupe surprised his associates by marrying.
He was William Faversham. the young "juve.
he was married to Misf Marian Merwin.. Who
society. Mr.. Faversham was formerly In the
Frohman Iyceum stock and also travelled for
q time with u "Shs" troupe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
Stable Hoy Mitchell Released.

Charles Mitchell. who shot and killed his fell
low stable boy Milton Nelson at the Brooklyn
race track nj Grayesend last September. has
been released from custody. All the witt esses
OF the shooting disappeared directly after the
occurrence. aud the prosecuting officers hav-
Ing failed to produce any evidence on which to
base an indictment Judge Cullen ordered the
discharge OF the prisoner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
Prosecuted for Wife Murder by His BesH
Man.

SCRANTON. Feb 1.-Stephen Deayala. a son
OF wealthy Cuban family. formerly general
master mechanic for tho Lackawanna Rail- !
road. was placed on trial to-day for numbering
his wife last October. he having shot her down
after having accused her Of unfaithfulness.
District Attorney Kelly. whose duty makes 10
hest mnn mt Deayala's wedding. The prisoner
broke down when called upon to plead to the
Indictment and wcpt.
Drayala' s counsel are fighting the case stub,
borny. Their defence will be insanity. But
five Jurors have been secured SO far
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
A Great Ice Wall.

Boston. Feb. IA wonderful barrier OF Ice
and snow has been formed by the waves along
River Beach. 1t is from ten to twenty feet high
and fifteen to thirty feet wide extending from
tho cove in tho pier district along the beach
nearly to the Point Of Pines. This barrier was
formed ut the rate OF a foot or more every ten
minutes. Chunks OF ice. each as big a. 8
WAGON and Weighing ton or more, were
launched against the bukhead with reports
resembling u cannonading. 3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
Weakness and Debility.

"1sufered severely with Indigestion. Nervous Proc
tration. and Papitation OF the heart had spells q
weakness come over me so that my legs would give
way and would be forced to leave my work In fact
was in bad Tx, and my nerves were In serious con
dition. now thank God that have got some Of Dr..
Greene's Nervura-gOt tho best medicine ~ last
after trhlng with many doctors, who did me sooA
am using my second bottle and It certainly beats
all the medicine ever saw. tell you I feel IKE
another man.
"PRoF. HENRY C. wEITzEL
"S41 South Canton st.. Baltimore. Nd"
~ Dr. Greene. the successful specialist in curing all
forms Of and chronic diseases 35 West 1<th
st. New York. be consulted free. personally by
letter. Call or write TO him about your case sena
for symptom blank to MI out and letter fully explain.
ing your disease. giving advice. &c. will BIO returned
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02

Dr. William T. Jenkins resigned his post as
Coroners physician yesterday morning. and
his resignation was accepted at meeting OF
the Board Of Coroners held In the afternoon.
DR.. Albert Y. Weston was appointed in his
place as Coroner Levy's assistant DR.. Weston
WAS Coroner Schultz's physician until Jan l.
ceeded him.
After resigning DR.. Jenkins went to Quar-
antine to assume his duties as Health Officer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
THE DINING ROOM,

Of steel ship may he fifty years and
even longer. Then the great tlmbers
ta Ia, up SO much room that they considerably
American ships are a success. The Shenan-
doah excels IN speed and in beauty. and she
vessel.
York side to take in a general cargo. in about
g, week. and will soon afterward sail for San
Francisco A. number OF people visited her
side every day will witness such a reception
as San Francisco and Havre gave her.
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Tor the uefence. eX-
poets to spend about
two and one-half hours
with his speech. and
Mr.. Wellman's address
1nd { no Recorders
charge will occupy the
rest OF the days seS-
sion.
Lawyer Jerome ap-
peared to DO entirely
recovered from the ef-
fects of his breakdown
on Friday. when he re-
sumed the examination
OF DR.. H erm an NJ.
Biggs. DR.. Biggs said
that he was confident
no disease OF tho kid
ney could have been
discovered by the eN-
animation made by DR..
Allan McLane Hamil-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
The Trolley In Orunxe.

me new electric railroad between Newark
and the Oranges was put In Operation yest"r
gay ga morning, The trips were made each way
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02
The GREAT SUCCESS

OF the genuine imported Johann
HoT's Malt Extract az a tonic
nutritlve has caused a crowd Of
fraudulent imitators to come into
the market. Beware of them.
The genuine has the signature Of
Johann Hoff" Oh the neck Of
every bottle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02

fo'castle Is "a box OF place opening upon the
deck so that the sea breezes may blow square
ly into its two compartme nts The sailors arc
are Swedes and Frenchmen. with one negro
and two Japanese. AZ the Inato said. You
American who amounts. to anything doesn't
stay In the 70 castle long"
II Is no. wonder that Can't. James Murphy.
times. should DO proud Of the cabin whcre he
and his officers live and where Mrs. Capt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-02

CLE1hINU THE ENTRANCE.
A well-dressed young man tried to crowd
past him, and the doorkeeper caught him by
the collar with one hand and tossed him out
sIip in while Wund was doing the b oancins.
but he was too quick for them. and with IFS
free hand he showed them back without cere-
enough to get Into the court room was NIinna
Irving: the Toetess OF Sleepy Hollow. who was
plsstered down on his forehead. She wore i
very striking cloak faced with blue. silk, and a
big beribboned hat was on her head. She
mother, but she and her escort left after lis
tening to the Testimony for u short time.
1t 10 expected that the case will to the
Jury this evening. Mr.. TAYLOR. who sllma I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-01
ONE FARE TO
CENTER MARKET AND 9Th ST. DEPOT.

CENTER MARKET AND 9Th ST. DEPOT.
The Washington and Artin oton Electric Raiiuav
Is in operation from end of Aqueduct bridge to
Fort Meyer and Arlington. with transfer line from
end of cable road in GeorEetowL.
The bridge across the Potomac will soon be under
construction and the entire route completed to 9th
depot in twelve months time. which will give resi-
dents Of
FORT MEYER HEIGHTS
One continuous route and fare to center Of city
Can any other suburb of WASHINGTON offer you the
same or equal rapid transit faci ities!
Lots are selling rapidly in this property.
The prices are low and wi hin reach Of all.
AZ an tnuestment. it needs only Investigation to
convince that there will be big advance in prices
before spring.
A home site. there is prettier spot within 500
miles Of WASHINGTON. The view is grand. taking in
the entire city and Potomac river. number Of
washinston's leading people and eovsrnm. Mt sm-
ployes have purchased property in Fort Meyer Heights
and all speak Of it in the hixhest terms
hyou are looking for good speculation ws invite
you to inspect the property.
AL streets are ING erspeisd.
Cheap building stone n property.
Several cottages being butt
A ait-Seav-vound ,sbwyb.
= w Ter cell not stop fsnprorsmsnts.
Fun particulars and maps At ohcss d the managsea
ROBINSON : LODGE
@ and IS Atlantis building.
Min ees and $50 + 81 NJ.
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PROPOSALS.

L dow Frames and Washboards.-Omse Of Building
70. Library Of congrsss Is Esss Capital st.. was6
f9r fufni.hins deiiyerns and putting e pia
door, Window and waskboards required chiefly in
the art sscond and attic stories OF the buidnG for
the I1brey OF ConEreee In this city, VIII b received
at this once until TWO O'CLOCK p. NJ, "a SATUR-
DAY. THE TwENTY-sIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER
Of %dds.s Spssineasions. esner.l instr.ctfo1s s1d
tsilsd o. sppiisstion Il this oiics HEkNARb r
GnLSH sgg1 Rts1asnt md Ensinss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-01

ENOR RENT |
UNFINISHED.
i,r il.h ST. IT. an
cr-s ~
IlOt St, Or. M
!.no ST., gr u M -
los ST. Or. n. a.
ID
The above last six houses are all new. No more
hned Locality or more elegantly finished houses.
l0l4 Mass. ave NV, IA and b. ...........s 800 90
5nl Mass ave. n lor and b. .---.-...-.-.--. 60 20
Il06 and los @ st. n. 6r b., each......... 20 80
store rooms, 3D. and q n W $40 and 4 Is
Several o-rm houses. south side st. near 18th
FURNISHED
lQl4 Mass. ave. n W.. lar and b. 8 49, 90
1901 Mass ave- e.. 1Or and b. ....-........ 100 90
ieo MASS ave, eEoouls.-- lOgvO
OFFICES.
Metzerott buildinC-Electric light; steam heat al
modern convenience moderate rent.
HALL.
Large hall suitable for meetings. LIGHT manufzctur-
in2. printing Office. 6lS Pennsylvan ave. NV
STORES.
Metzerott-one store room on 10Th ST.. s75. and
basement room. $50
NV 81 and SITS. n. W.. Census building suit
able for drug store. grocery store, saloon
has basement.
JOHNSON BARRETT.
oc4-3m COZ 9TH II. nv
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WANTED-HELP.
FEMALE.

WtNTED-A WOMAN To COOK WASH AND
" iron also houSeInaid Apply At at 14th
and Spring sts Mt. Peasant J. KENDALL.
ocs2tA.h-
WANTED TWO STEADY GIRLS As COOK AND
Apply lis 4th st. ae ocy7-eo3t
WANTED-FIRsT-CL GIRLS WITH REFER
w ence>' cooks. nurses. chambermaids, wa ters,
.>smstr--ses and general work. Mrs PIERCF'S EN-
p 0NNFNf A. NCV 40 Ilth 4-3n
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED AT ONCE. FURNISHED HOUSE
w about 80 per month WIhTON MA THEWS
co. 1881 81. nl-2t.
w ANTED-TO III. CHisE AT ONCE FOR All,
w cash. q seven e;ghtroom hou-e. N. l. with
good lot price about e. 900; possession want-d by
18th instant not nte than Zee IIber 1. live full
particulars, number, street. lot and square, also
abstract DORSEY CLAGETI, Room 1. 1912 ST.
n Mist.
WANTED = SIX OR. sRvRN-ROOM BRICK
w dwelling all mod. i,nps in good location
within ten squares Bsltnora and Ohio de price
81 20. also S-room use. $40, OOO Address
IURCHASEE L., Star ofrce. n1-1w
WANTEDSA HOVE SOUTHEAST; BRICK 81 OR
w rooms. mod imps- must be barvain
attention Iai state price and terms address Lock
Box 325 City P.O. oc.98
WANTED HAVE MANY INQUIRIES FOR
dispo-e of yours will find IL to your adyaut TO
.-nd me description thereof. WALTER A. BROWN.
14-S3 Pa oc29-3t
WANTED-To PURCHASE-IN THE NORTH
w vest. an ll-room house. modern improvements;
must deal directly with owner Address p. o. Box
245. city ocs9-}t'
WANTFD-I HAVE HOUSE WELL LOCATED
w northwest. worth $500. and sgoOd lot New
Hampshire ave. which will trade for better Rouse;
also stN-roOIn bay wi ldOw house northwest So 800.
which viii trade for n larger house and pay
cash and assume trust p T. j.. star ofice. oc29-3t
WANTED-To BUY-HOUSE. TO ROOMS
w between 9Th AMI lfth cts and north of L: state
lowest cash price. Address c. b. s.. 1890 12t st.
NV oc29-3t'
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

DOR RENT-A THOROUGHLY FURNISHED
l. nat Of i've rooms for un-xpired term Of
lease. Apply at Office THE PORTLAND. oc3l-3t'
FOR RENT-H ST. \. E. 6 ROOMS AND BATH
l. all convsniences for houseks eping best of
neighbors south 'front.' very cheap II taken At once
Apply to OWNER, $40 llth ST. n w. oc26-2ws
EHOR RENT-A FLAT IN THE STORY BUILDING
to rartes without children; rooms and bath;
bay windows Porch In steam heat elevator and
attendance. III 18th st. n. w. oclo-I2ts
E'OR RENT-ON THOMAS CIRCLE OPPOSITE
L the .Portland"-The handsomest housekeeping
natsln washington, rooms, pantry bath, &c,
each; the new buildinx cor. Mass. ave and 18th st.
". steam heated and lighted by gas and eectricty;
uttered water throughout anitor in building. Apply
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-01
FOR RENT-STABLES.

EOR RENT-STARLE IN REAR OF l7OS 18TH
L st. n W. room for two horses rent $40 per mo-
oc29-3t JNO. A BUTLER, Jr., 621 st NV.
:L>OR RENT-STABLE-IN REAR OF 2l2O l4TH
ST. W. - stalls loft for 3 vehicles water;
&lO per mo. GEO. r WORTHINGTON
oc2S-lw 6O2 st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-01

LNOR RENT
Six-room brick house. 3l4 llth st. Sc. $3.50
per mo- r. r. PAIRO,
oc2S I'm 49, La. ave. n W.
EoR RENT 7O7 7TH ST. NE, ROOMS AND
- a. ID
100, lC2 and aOi G 81 n. e.. rooms and bath,
electric Iishting. each. "a 50
I. K. BROOKS,
oc2s2w 6l6 18th ~. NV.
LN0R RENT-NEAr. SMALL DWELLINGs-l0l9
\ 81 ST. n G.: IL. 30; 5l5 K st. ne. Sl2 30; 4OS
1lth st. Sc, $40 T. A. MCINTYRE.
ocZst ODD St ".
DOR RENT-526 10TH ST NE;7RooMS. BATH
L and cellar: all modern improvements: So %.
Several houses on Duncan place n. e. o roOuss and
bath; all modern improvements: Sls.tO.
improvements $50
6lS Whitney n. W. g rooms, and water; Sl5
McLACHLEN 4 BATCHEL DER
oc1420t Cor. l0th and q SITS. L. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-01

EoR RENT-lVRNIsnED on pNFURNl5aED-
bath store roome ;complstely sna kapdscqssT fur.
nos ~ 5. y Sasc s 81 s.sS sv oo
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FOR RENT-HOCSES


NOR RENT-MUsT BE RENTED-2 siH ST
Sc two-storS brick roouns and hath, in one
order; key at store 1th and A stR 0 a. renf fZ-
CHtnIES G. RINGwAT
Mist FRS noos. Atlantic 1ld's $40 q nv.
L>OR RENT-t633 MASS AVE W IL ROON0:
L all oonvsnencess can b. leas>d for two yssspL
CHARLIE @. RINGWAIT
mist Ffrst hoor. Atlantic b'id'g go q ne
EoR RENT Oh SALE FURNISHED HOUSE
suit. 9i9 st. n. niM.S
EoR RENT-132s NEW YORK vE-TwFLvE
Il rooms modern improvements. Inquire on prem
Uses. ni-sSt.
Erop RkNT-ee5 Sd ST. n W. NEAR ST..
II two-story brick SIX rooms and bath; all M l. IN
Rcod repair q cozy home; $50. r. H. T. LEIPOID
southwest corner 18th and SITS. n. W Mist
EcOR RENT-BEAUTIFUL LOCATION, GOOD
neRhhorhood-n-roomh house, 25 feet front ~
squares weet of Conn. ave. and Pas Flor
ida ave. &6o; Keys next door. A. H. SEMMES, COZ
ST. nI-la,s
ESoR RENT-s40 PER MONTH SRooM HOUSE.
- 81 nod imps stable for horses and carriages
cable cars. HE1SKELL- 4 McLERAS zoos Y ct. n 50
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MALE.

"ANTED-BY MAN WELL READ AND Ex-
w perienced In draugh.ng reports. revising proof
&c employment for hours after 5 2, n. compep-
sation. Is weekly. Address T.. Star office. IT.
WANTRD-BY EXPERIENCED COLoRED MAN.
w place in private family as coschmsn Or waiter.
Call at 34 2lst ST. W. bet. L and NJ; good refer
ence- nl-2ts
WANTED-BY A COMPETENT COLORFD MAN.
w with best Of references. situation fireman
other work. Address Box 1874. Star office. IL
WANTED-BY COLORED BOY, SITUATION
w IN private family to attend to horses and work
around the house. Call on ELIAS KING. $40 10th
ST. n ". oc31 ST
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN. A POSITION AS
w grocery clerk experienced in cutting meats !;
furnish references Address ". D., Star office.
oc31 3t'
XVANTED-BY YOUNG MAN OF LONG ExPE-
w rienre in hotels, clubs and restaprsnts-situ-
alton ward, with the best of New York. Baltt-
more and Washington references, at q moderate sal
airy. Address 1877 9th st. oc31-3t'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR COOKS DRIv
w ers. nurses. housemen. vatchmen, hremen, en-
gfneers sesmstress hostlers walters. kitchen hands.
house. ladies' maids BURNHAM'S, lilo u st. n. ".
ocZJ6ts
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PERSON VI

(yoM,nssIoxxR OF DEEDS FoR EvERY sTAiI
" and fsrritory. Notary and q. \. Commiasionse
oc-o JOHN 4 BEALk. Ik.i g q ..
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
EoR RENT-EYA $. cAYwooD. $50 era 81 \.

EoR RENT- ier-e I7rH sr- NV TIN ROOMS,
y bath; h~ated rs furnace elegant lo.stiun; prfcs
80 month. II Il NON ALISON
oreNA-N' -OS 18th ct m "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-04

Messrs. Woodward g. Lothrop Fiftingiy
Celebrate the Occasion.

Exactly one year ago yesterday Messrs.
Woodward & Lothrop threw open their
doors at the Masonic Temple in hospifa-
bic welcome 10 the ladies of Richmond
For one year they have conducted bust
ness in our midst, and the result has Deeu
to them most satisfactory. =,
The excellence of their goods, coupie'
with a strict attention to the minor de-
tails of the business, has made for them
first patrons and then friends, ana the
entire absence in their spacious es'ap-
lishment of anything that approaches the
''shoddy" has given To the washington
gentlemen reputation that is enviaDle'
Yesterday was opening day. ana from
early morn 10 sunset hundreds OF iahies
paid n visit to the store. No prettier
sight can be imagined, the scene partak-
ing no little of the brilliancy character
istic Of the Bon Marche. Splendidly
dressed women throughout the day prom
enaded through the avenues made ny
the counters III the establishment, ana
went into ecstacies over the many Deautl-
full articles displayed.
To each department was given a most
BETTING background of stately palms and
plants. while drapery silk fell in graceful
festoons from the columns of the store
In one part of the establishment two
beautiful dolls sat like expresses. ami
every lady who passed stopped and adj
mred the babies. Dainty table scarfs
were exhibited 10 advantage. and Mex
lean table cover of an ecclesiastical style
was to be seen. Ladies wrappers OF
bewtching festoons were shown IN one
Of the departments, and silk underwear
and hosiery were the attractions at an
other counter. Then there were cloaks
in profusion for little women and big
people. and the softcst sort of blankets
were shown 10 the visitors. Nearly four
hundred kinds of dress goods were shown.
and among them could be seen some
lawfully sweet" creations in cloth from
the other side of the pond. There are
only few Of such stuffs and the maiden
who wants TO look fetching and have
dress that no one else in her set can get
had better look at those goods. or course.
there were iaces, ribbons. gloves and
every sort Of pretty goods for ladies. and
the store filed as it was looked beautiful.
Two handpainted tapestries attracted no
little attention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-04
Three OF n Kind.

Not game of poker. dear reader, but
n train of cars, three in number, stand
ing on the track in the Byrd-street station
yesterday morning. spick and span. new
and beautiful, with every appliance Tor
safety and comfort that the makers,
the great Pullman Car Company, of De
troit. Michigan, can put in them.
1t is the Norfolk and Western vesti-
duled limited, running daily between
Richmond and Norfolk, making the run
in the short time OF two and half hours,
a solid train, from the one city 20 the
other. leaving Richmond at 3 A. NJ. and
Norfolk mt 4 L. NJ. reaching Richmond,
G:3S p. NJ. and Norfolk, 1875 \. NJ.
The cars are models of their kind, and
the seats are most comfortable. lhey
are finished in oak. with plate glass WIN
dows and yestibulcd from end TO ehu:
4 new feature is the lighting, even OF
the vestibuled space. by an overhead
brilliant lamp Of gasOlene, with winch all
the cars are lighted.
The cOuplers are of the noted Janney
make. and as an additional precauton,
there are chains linking one ear TO the
other. should the coupler failed to work,
and I'm addition to the air-brakes there are
hand-brakes Of approved pattern IN case
of the breakage of the first named
Curtains over the spaces between the
cars and the floors Of the platforms coy
cred with carpets and rubber make the
train alright and dust-tight In short
there is no improvement or addition to
the train that could be desired by the
most fastidous. and Mr.. II. w. Court
ney. the stirring passenger agent OF the
Norfolk and Western railroad, was, very
proud as ne took me through the beau,
tifnl coaches explaining their points OF
merit. while the big engine was puihng
and wheeling, till at . precisely she
pulled out with the train full OF passen-
pnrs for Norfolk