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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05

ferson mote the names) were CHARGED With
dlsorderly conduct Two-iftv and costs we're
REQUIRED Oh each OF the Marys, which was paid.
NnIla'u Epps, an ugy-lcokng yellow fell
low wa. charged with as many crimes as there
ne vnhu,a"tes Tor council from the Fourth
ware III Manchester. but unlike the latter he
tVcs 10 the grand jury on all four charges.
VINO ONLY two OF the four candidates will so
TO the council. Stealing lead pipe carrying
concealed weapons, suspicious character ana
him
- Tom Nicholson. II. J.. Gubsey, Robert
Ryan. W, }. Johnson and Daniel stevens
We're charged with ordinary everyday
trunks NJ skyrocket oratofy from tho iesal
fraternity or lame excuses aud promises rom
the culprits could do any good and they were
assessed the usual a. and costs.
Mary SeiaS was charged with trespassing
on the premises of Mr.. ID. r. MydJett and as
sauitng and threatening TO XII Lena john
son The story II the difficulty was verv pa
thotic. Lena. who is a shade lighter than her
dark rival. had succeeded I'D winning the al
tectiOns of the lattor's man. and IN mad
denod and jealous moment she struck Lena
with stick Mary paid % and costs.
Walter Miller. a c0lorcd youth. stole a
rocket hook from Sarah Brooks The book
happened 10 contain &c and be was sent 10
the grand jury.
Mary lwyman ana ben. 1wyman were
charged with beating Barbara Pollard and the
latter was CHARGED with like ohonse against
the former. ON account of Barbaras COM
plexion bruise would never show. but from
the enlarged condition Of her masticating ap-
uondaCe il was very evident that she had
been in arrow The print of ten little teeth
IN Marv's arm also showed that she. too. was
pretty near by at the time. Two dollars and
d half and cost was required of each and in
default they viii Join in the prison songs and
cat ail SOUP FOR thirty days.
Eliza TAYLOR and henderson Taylor (col-
oredl charged with creating disturbances on
tho premises of Mrs. Bette jerks, were given
two days 20 move.
Willis Dabnev (coloredl. a suspicious char
acter was required 20 give security for thirty
days and Ia default went down with the rest
of the unfortunates.
Mary Thomas (colored). dis0rderly on the
street fined S2.J and costs.
James III. Ewell, drunk and using profane
language. Fined $50.
annie Clark (colored), charged with dis
orderly conduct, and John Holtzback.
charged with being drunk. failed TO appear,
and an attachment was issued against them.
Rosa Richardson was fined $3.50 for being
drunk and disorderly.
Tom White lcolored) was fined s. for
throwing lighted lamp at q negro woman.
George Dearhart and Fred. Toots were
hned $50 each for the free use Of their hstic
abilities III the street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05
EASTER SUNDAY.

We believe in it. although we DO not ex-
actly understand how it came about. and in
consequence we have made the most lavish
display of New Goods in every part OF our
store. At no other season of the year, except
perhaps at Christmas time. can there DO found
such a magnificent display.
The New Goods themselves are very attrac-
tive by reason of their newness. and are REM
dered doubly 80 by the artistic and sklllful
hands of our decorator, who seems to have an
intuitive knowledge of tho method of show
ing merchandise TO the best advantage.
Every department of the store IS IN holiday
attire. 4 large and comfortable reception
room in the rear Of the store and o. overlooking
the whole floor is at the disposal Of our pa
irons. The Lamson cash-carrer system ia
citates the making of change. Nearly four
hundred incandescent electric lights are used
in the basement and other parts of tho store.
Ample toilet rooms. with layatorles. are pro
yded. Two delivery wagons make regular
trips 10 all parts of the city and Manchester.
in fact. everything necessary to tho wants and
conveniences of our patrons has been antici-
pated.
Our Special Display of Easter Novelties of
every description Will take place
TUESDAY. Apfm 9TH. and
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 9TH.
and from this time until Easter Sunday we
shall present from day to day the choicest
display Of Seasonable Goods ever shown in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05

The ladies in charge Of Miss Matoaca Gays
interesting lecture on the Passion Play Tor
the endowment of the Reoekah Peterkin me-
mortal room at the Sheltering Arms
are making every preparation COR that
event Many have been the descriptions
given of this beautiful and impressive per
f0rmance of Ober-Ammergau, in which the
life and crucihxon of Christ are enacted by
home actors. specially tained and blessed for
their work. and which Is given a. religious
duty for the purpose OF instructng the
simple peasantTy OF That region IL the divine
truths OF Christianity. While these descrlp-
tions have all been very beautiful and IN
structiye they have conveyed but very
poor idea OF the beauties and wonderful real
ism Of the play itself. hese are presented
by Miss Cay in manner true to life, and all
who attend her lecture Will enjoy rare and
novel intellectual entertainment.
The lecture will take place at the loung
Men Christian Association Hall at $50 +. NJ.
April 7th and the room should be crowded,
for no more worthy object could ever attract
either the intelligent seeker after knowieage
ot those desiring t. aid in true and noble
charity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05
~ JUsrlcr JoHN,s coCnr.


Many Are Called and bot "A Few Go Down
Before tho Sickle OF the Dispenser.
There assembled great multitude Of peo-
l.e within the sawdust arena yesterday morn
ils and tic sight gladdoned tho eyes Of tie
mighty Justice. and bis great heart beat and
tp.d for 'oy Many We're called ana many
Ntfe chosen The incompatible dispenser OF
pills NJ justice WAS looking % fresh and
trl-t as a dollhouse rosebud. and be led his
ea n.tl as much speed a. does tho good
i-.mefs vile Ler brood of spring chicks.
h.le the happy countenance of the master
Of ceremonies showed how much he enjoyed
is sunday rest tie occupants Of the prison
er pen told very plainly by their looks how
ury had spent Saturday night and their
weeks eafnings Legal lights were as numer-
p-s as campaign q ollars Will be to-day bat
lAeir services were not Lall so much needed.
10 .s as natural 10 see sam Page and Giles
JACKSON down below as 10 Is 20 see his Honor
tll Scr. cant Thomas up above, but OF
course tgls comparison app lies only 90 court
scenes. Mr. Page could only run his fingers
through his ripping gray bangs. while GILES
Topped the pefspiration from bis sleek ex-
ectaut brow as they witnessed the cashier
l-e up lar dollars and cents and thought OF
&C. beauties II would add 70 the new City
Hall
1iary Davis. Mary Alexander and Mary JEFF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05

Preparations Being Made for Displays at the
Exposition.

preparations Being MADE iOr displays at the
Exposition.
The State Agricultural Society is actively
at work on the details of the Exposition next
fall. The most important feature in the
matter will be the county exhibits Some of
the counties appreciate the importance Of
the exhibit OF their resources and are already
moving. Those who have made an exhibit
heretofore have felt the gool of greater &C
quaintanceship with the world and viii come
this fall with largely increased displays of pro-
ducts and general resources. Air. a. NJ.
Tyler. secretary of the society. yesterday
received a letter from Mr. j. j. Porter. clerk
of the county OF Louisa who IN 1855 got up
creditab.e exhibit for Louisa at the Exp ISL
ton that year. Mr. Porter says: 1T was
the means Of bringing to this county nearly
fifty Northern people, selling them q good
many farms. and they are all making good
citizens" The Exposition this year will be
ON grander scale than any previous attempt,
and the counties will miss great opportunity
of advertising their lands and resources If
they fail to make a creditable showing IN the
contest The premiums offered are of suiil-
cient size 20 make them worth competing for.
but the advantage 10 the county in intro
ducing itself 70 the outside world Is above
every other consideration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05

~rv YORK. April Some idea % rho present
,-.rIerful growth OF the typewriter business
my he gained from fhe fact that ihe sa.ts ~
..Iti,ars. IN, exceeded those OF the CORES
+online months OF $50, by $4,000 The great
"a constantly gaining popularity Of the rem
ing,on i clearly shown by ne &c! tnaL me BUS
lThc psminCfon factory az Lion, y. J., EN-
low Low seven hundred men 70 III the demand
eerrested by Tho sales agent, Myclih. seamans
benedict, who dispose Of machines at the as
tonishing rate OF one every I'VE liluu1es
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05

A destructive fire occurred IN hennco
-, sunday morning 40 54j o'clock
800 S,,r,rysi6e the residence of Mr. William
W"niion was totally destroyed. The place
10 situated ON the Cary-streot road about
bolf - mile west II the New Reservoir. HE
ire originated in the nursery, which was IN
the un,,er part If the building. The furni-
80 etc of the lower rooms were saved.
Everything else was totally destf -, Inc
io',se was owned by the estate OF Dr Palmer,
- - ~ Vorl and vas insured for 1880.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05

New arrival Of Mems Cheyiot shirts in
pinks. blues and stripes collar ana Guns at
tached. Numbered and tl.aundeIed, colors
last g. szZj and 2.50.
New and choice line Of Four-in-Hand
ecsrfs all the latest color!ng5 JOc. and -
Mems Colorel -Borderei Iiandkerchiefs.
guaranteed fast colors:
Lot 80. J.. j.. e.. each. SIX for &C.
Lot no. 2. l,c. or six for 81.
lot 30. g. 25c. or four Tor Il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05
Services Of Interest which Have Been Con
Quoted ia Richmond.

NuCtFU III ItItiiIiIV'I'f'
Forty-three persons have been added to
Fulton BAPTIST church as the result of the
meeting being held there by Evangelist ".
At Tniop-Station Methodist church Sunday
thirty were baptized and torty-two were re-
ceired into the fellowship OF tie church.
The revival meetings Will he continued ili7
week.
The services in connection with the lnSialia-
ton of Bey. Baylus Caae at enable street
church Sunday afternoon were impressive.
and tie occasion vas ono OF dengnt and
profit ..4.t.. rfs
The second anniversary exercises ~ Ine Ola
Market church sunday night we're hisnly IN
teresting. vast audience gathered anu u
was really most joyous occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05
AAIUsESiENTS.

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1 OF PAMUNKY TRIBE No. i3, l. y. Il. d.
al Sanger Hall from
APRIL iTH TO 16rH
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PIN TO most popular Red Man.
PIN 10 most popular Junior.
BADGE 20 most popular fireman
BADGE 10 most popular captain regiment.
PIN 20 most popular Druid.
DANCING from lO 90 ~ o'clock
Voting commences Morrow Night
aD5-ft'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05

A lady was found dead upon her bed. Inves-
tigation showed that she had been a terrible
sutferer from nervous weakness and prostra-
ton. probably aggravated by spring debility.
which so weakons MS all this season Of the
YEAR. For months she had complained Of being
tired and nervous. her stomach and bowels
troubled her there was palpitation' headache,
strange. faint feeling. and for the last week she
had felt discouraged. depressed in MIND,
miserable. In a fit of desperation she took her
own life by an overdose Of morphine.
peculiar after-efect of the grip is that,
owing TO it, extreme weakening effects upon
the nerves. it makes people feel blue depressed
and discouraged and without their former JOY
ous feelings.
Its strange that such foolish acts as suicides
con take place when at the present day 1t Is
well known that these weakening nervous us
eases can be easily cured by using that great
discovery for the nerves. DR.. Greenes Ner-
yura rs effects are sure bi an such cases, and 1t
is purely vegetable and perfectly harmless.
Druggists. g.
II employed twenty-three doctors for my
wife. Many pronounced her incurabe, some
advised placing her IN an asylum, while others
did her 10 COOL She had poor blood. was
weak. nervous. deIIlitated and half crazy She
had female weakness. and her kidneys were
very bad. DR.. Greene's Na'rpd has completely
c,,red her.. she thanks God that bought DIR.
Greene's Nervura.
~ y. KING, Danyers, Mass
f1~Dr Greene the successful specialist in
curing all forms OF nervous and chronic dis
eases. s5 west Fourteenth street, New York can
lie consulted free. personally or by letter. Call
or write TO him about Your case or send for
symptom blank to fiji out, and letter fully ex-
planning your disease, giving advice 6c.' will
be returned free.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05

The board Of managers Of the Association
{of the Preservation OF Virginia Antiquities
will hold meeting az 40. l01 east Grace
street this afternoon ~ 8 o'clock 10 tnhe
nd. ion on the death of Mrs. Ha1all, one OF tie
yice-presidents OF the Association.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05

An interesting meeting Of the union was
held last evening. The annual outing was
fixed Tor WHIT Monday and q committee of
FIVE appointed 90 make the necessary ar
rtnrsmeuts. seven applicants were present
Ell AID tie candidates elected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05
NEW SILK HOSIERY.

Ladies' silk Hose. cluster-ribbed, SL25.
Ladies' All-Silk Hose. drOp-stilcA and solid
,Olors $50.
Ladies' Silk Hose. boot patterns; sl.oO.
Ladies' All-Silk Hose plain black, -,
Ladies' Drop-Stitch Hose pure SILK. s2.y3.
Ladies' Silk Hose. plain. all coiors. .2.75.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05

5-Button Imperial Kid Gloves in tan, mode.
qrey brown and black guaranteed, sloO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05

loxfe Damask Table Sets, Irish Linen. Nap
k.ns ri inches square. Ferns with Ivy border,
s2l SET.
1oxi2 Damask Sets. Irish Linen. Napkins
27xz7 inches. Lilies,
t3l SET.
l0xi4 Damask Sets. ,laFigold With Greek
Star border
$3.50 SET
l9xis Fine Hemstitchei Damesk Table set.
four rows open work Oh Cloth and tHo rows
on Napkins.
e3J SET.
l0xf2 Fine Dresden Table Set-Egypsian
Spbinx pattern. one OF tho finest specimens
OF linen IN the world,
so SET.
A cordial invitation - extended 10 every
ono resident IN Richmond and vicinity u call
and inspect our store and goods.
}ou Will not be importnned 70 buy Come
ami see What i being shown and then buy
where YOU can buy to TIE best advantage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05
DR. John 4. Broadus on Modern CycIopae-
diGs.

LOUISVILLE, Ky.
For several years I have constantly used
Appetons' Cyc.op dia with great satisfaction.
Its articles arc tuil enough and thorough
enough for mature and ni4 My cultivated peo-
pie and yet ! ind that young people 10 "a
family consult them freely. The "irtanni-
ca gives elaborate treatises OF much value
for special students out is not suited 20 gen
oral reference and family use Its Biblical
articles are. in my Judgment. very objection
able one-sided and misleading. OF all the
works now odored. ! think Appletons' de-
cidedly The best. JoHN A. BEoApu-. ID. ID.
Edward Slye the general agent for the
above great work. is stopping at tho tx
change hotel. and If YOU drop him postal he
Will gladly wait upon you.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05

0tinch Black silk ParasOls; black and coll
ored. natural wood handles, .l.5O and =.
26-irch Black SILK Par@sols, na'uIai "ood
handles. $50 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05

ladies Navy DIa1VI7l WI w - '''87'
CIiidren's Guimpes. sizes TO II years.
white lawn. tucked yoke. euoro idered collars
and cuffs. zoe. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05

There will be a most entertaining lecture at
tba 1ssociotion Hall tomorrow night by Col
onel Thomas semmes. OF the Virginia slili-
tary Institute. The subject Of Colonel
Semmes lecture will be StonewaIl Jackson
His Life as a Profess r"
The proceeds of the lecture will be used by
the Ladies Auxiliary of the Association TO AID
in the erection OF the natatorum which they
propose TO build and run IN connection with
the Association.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05

Safety depository boxes for the safe-keep-
inc of yaluabes. such as deeds, wills. bonds.
MORTGAGES. and. in TACT. all kinds of yaluables,
should be made under Halls safe and Lock
C0mpanys PATENT, with their doVe-taued
- natent standard single-b barrel locks
viii master key. And this is the only make
Of safety depository boxes that cannot be
robbed inside Of twenty minutes.
me Virginia Safety Deposit and Fidelity
Company. The First National Bank ana the
Security Savings Bank can oAer tnlS absolute
security 10 their patrons
Investigate security before placing your
yoluabes in choaply- boxes.
There are moro boxes made by, the Hall ;
Safe AID Lock Company IN use than by any
ten COMPANIES combined.
Easter Lilies, Azaleas and other blooming
plants cheap at
No. 8 west Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05

Lees brigade passed General Fitzhugh Lee
halted his men and she received the salute OF
the entire body from her door.
Her physical strength was never great, but
her nerve and gayety OK disposition made
her the equal OF many more robust In health
aud she gave no sign or failure III appear
ance or manner.
only few OF those nearest 10 her knew
that Tor month past she had been splitting
blood and that she was lar from well.
When the summons 20 depart came 10 was
short and STRICT.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05

charming and piquant in private: so gay and
sympathetic with the young. so alecti0nately
considerate 20 the old. When the news cfher
death spread over the city on Sunday morn
ing the house where she lay was throneed
with mourners and all classes were represent
ed 10 was noticeable that all claimed TO be
her debtors for acts Of some special love on
generosity. sudden catastrophe Ike this
pours light upon many an act Of kindness and
sweet charity that had else been unknown.
The subject of this notice was the second
daughter of the late William Irp.ett
and Ann Jeuifer, his wife. Although not IN
her teens at the beginning of the war. she
was one Of galaxy OF lovely girls VINO made
Richmond noted for beauty throughout the
Confederacy. Her house was very near
that of General Robert J.. Lee. 7O7 east
Franklin. who loved her tenderly. When,
during the war. she was crowned queen OF
May at "a school girls festival, General Lee
senta letter by special courier from camp re-
GREETING that he could not attend the corona
ton of his favOrite.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05

Captain John A. Hutcheson commanding
thS a.o rms Yesterday afternoon IN honor Of
Commodore James A. Greer n.ted states
navy. who was Sunday pToanolea 20 lns I ,,.,
vi soH ,vore sdm.rably served and in paying
t this compiiment to Admiral Greer tue
H i'0 did most graceful act. as il is the
frat opportunit, ever offered of firing salute
- an adfniral w'nle in an inland city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05
Among the Novelties

will be seen Bordered CameIs Hair Robe
Patterns sl2, all new shades,
Stripe Grenadne. Silk mixtures Change
able effects. : 10 per robe.
Scotch Mixtures, p0lka-dot border, Sl5 per
robe
Shaded Crepons. s1.75 yard.
Corded Glace changeable, tan and blue,
Chartreuse and pearl 4s-inch. -. 30 yard.
French Scroll Novelties, grey, navy and
tan $3.50 yard.
Cotele Novelty. Goods, striped and polka dot.
silk mixture, 80 yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05

New Dress Laces. Nets and flouncings.
brussels Nets. is-inch from 81 to :2.75 yard.
Chantilly flounc!nss. lj-lnch, from 81 TO
$50 yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05

Isst Saturday night she was bright and
we'll. anataikel tn late hour with her nus
band. Al holf-past one size reused him with
q call for help. but when he approached her
she waved him away IN the effort 20 breathe
This is DEATH" She said. Tho only other
occupant in the house was Mr. Jenlter Bar
ton. who was Immediately dispatched for d
doctor
Meanwhile the unhappy sufferer struggled
vainly for breath her lungs BENZ sunused
with blood from an internal hemorrhage,
and when her sister. Mrs Montague. who
lives next door entered the house. she was
breathing her last. and in half an hour from
her first distress and before the doctors ar
rivel all was over.
Her fister and her husband were the only
persons with her when her spirit was re-
leased.
one can write Of the public grief for this
sad calamity. On the bereavement OF those
who knew and loved her well there are iew
words 10 be SAID here The heart of the peo-
pie of Richmond IS filed with sympathy for
th.so VINO set around the bier where beauty
and grace lie cold and dead. neither wasted
by disease nor marred 10y suffering
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05
EASTER TIME.

1t has become Q recognized custom among
us that every one must have some new arti-
Gle of wearing apparel. sdornment, or other
wise. 10 wear for the frst time on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05
"HarsIs the lOyeliness DO death
THAT parts not yet With parting Dr.

For many years she had been member Of
the Episcopal Church, and her funeral Will
take place at st Pauls 40 noon to-day.
The pall-bearers Will be:
Active I'd. %. frice. Dr. George Ben.
Johnston 10. Lane Stern. Frank III. Deane.
". r. Irige Thomas Boiling Byrd Warwick.
Arthur q. Clarke. A. f.. Boulware. George
Woodbridge. OtwaY $. Allen.
Honorary Colonel Archer Anderson. MAJOR
+. 4. j.. Myers. John x. Macmurdo DR.. j. >.
ID. Cullen, John Dunlop. General fitzhugh
Lee. j. H. Mayo. Joseph Bryan. Captain
Frank W. Chamberlayne. Il. T. Daniel. Jr-.
William l.. Sheppard, General Charles ). An
dersou.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05

l0xii Damask Sets. ,larigold With Greek
Star border.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05

The following is p COPY Of this letter. one OF
many which she received from him. and
which she treasured amongst her most valued
possessions:
ga Mp FREDERICKSBURG. May 20. 1863.
My Dear Hiss Mary: am so much obliged
10 YOU for your kind invitation of the 10Th.
/ should greatly have enjoyed being present
at your coronation. and to have made ms
obeisance To the queen Of love and beauty"
You know YOU have long been en-
throned IN my heart But had
TO deny myself the pleasure. and was
obliged 70 attend 10 matters that could not DO
POSTPONED. Ny thoughts were with you how
ever. and have not yet ceased 10 regret my
inability 10 be present. Should visit Rich
mond again hope 10 have the pleasure OF
seeing you. Very truly yours.
"R. T. LEI.
Mss Mary j. Tripit.
When General Lee returned home after the
surrender at AppomattOx she was at his house
10 meet him, and begged "a button from his
coat. which she has worn ever since as
brooch.
During the years that followed she was
known as one of the faiIest II Richmond
fair daughters. and IN 1856. when she visited
Europe she was called IL Paris La Belle
Americaiue.'
HER MARRIAGE.
On the 18th of April. 1874, she was married
to Mir. Philip Haxan OF this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05

10xi2 Damask Sets. IRISH Linen, Napkinl
27xz5 inches. Lilies,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05

On the 18th of April. 1874, she was married
to Mir. Philip Haxali of this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-05

loxie Damask Table Sets, Irish Linen. Nap
ems ri inches square. Ferns with Ivy border