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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-07

The grocery and proyisi0a nsrksc IL out 81
aad steady sugars ID some eases wAs slightly
biZlFr, Quota. n - OlloWs.
-agars-Cgt ioaf 81 cabss.5ssc; powdered
5S4es grauulaL-t. SLG1. confectionery A.
$40 extra Z. $40 eat; yellow Z. 5s.Stc
s0rn syru0. Sc sugar syrup. loose
N0l4ssrs-L0w grades. l5SJcs medium. p
Sc fancy paEc-
Package co1ees. si9D; lava zreea, 26scscs
Noena green. ZT43'c; Maricaio0. l9322c; San
las. u 3Zics Ri. l5S9Dc-
N-~ Michigan cheese. -. s9c: rolled oats.
barrels. Ss.l5s "a {. SAL nav. barrels. Soc.
Lasd-Tierco ba1s-Compound. 90; pure.
sc.
Meat Ham. 1iA.Sl2l.c; shoulders 81
bacon. loeeiJ3sc. dried beef, S,.9eAe
snort eur pork. slAl5. clear back. sls.so;
Mess. slo.504 II so; b0nciess beef. 5o.I5-
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TRAIN TIME rABLEs.

TRAIN TIN TAU TN =
CHAMP RAPIns lNplANs RAlLRokD
- SSAeSals IN s1ees Jas 5. i>sz
ssA>s seiss sssss L. ~.,.~
fsr 4rAsers oss &na
Maesaa1w. .-..-.-'--.~s @sm szsa
ftesa hal<a2-les- --,..- .----. a sm
Aas q ioF TFSsusse Cry <Ecn
fsf fete>key AAd Nsex-
Fssa kssssaaass ana Ca
e@se ..--...-.'--.---..-.--.-.'--s - Pm
q s4<tn<~ -, 49,
Train sfriylnx HAN fhs Sa1tk - ~ en4
ast>ttHs North Al - = ii. daily other tr04o0
a~sl, eAeen ssnaas
Al fFsn Ls seaas
f 81 l San. a ssa.x ,s,es. sAs@ No.
Ter az hayae saa he
fs ss Sassss sss sas osssssss ssss nSss
ffsse s~<.aA >,..--s.-.t |a@
----.-.,...-.-..l a. - ~
Train arriving lrss tas nsfia = h1Dn,
shs iuskins Seeth ~ tee m also train soe~-'
tn8 south ST II q n ran asiiy- Al. e<har
trains daily eKeept r1ndas.
saksfiss <ss f.kiss Ca <sstsx
Herth-I - n train has fnrioT sho4f O.
rtaRd RAPIDS 80 Traverse City and 0snn1
Rapids g. fefasky oEs ksekfnsu CITY.
~ ~ train liza pAs&or car 0reu9 h.
ICE 70 feioskeS and n srklnAw-
~ ~ m train has sieen.ng ear 8rand -
las 20 fstoskes and N&ckina~.
seats-s o. = ~ train has Psr'er Car 0rsna
RAPIDS 60 C4AcinnSts.
le 9. n train has Pases Oar crane RApi6s
20 Chicago.
90 m train has wAxnss saeepsng O.
0raEt EsIfds 10 S1n<iGHHtl
hx pm train hes Wagner hiespla8 Ger
srAnd Rapids % chiosse-
NCskKGON. GRAND RAPIDS A INDIANA
for AeskogsH.- Nv 9 s. = n 1. = m ~ -
From Ar 10 % . a a. , n O. b =
Sunday train leaves for Npskezcn - ssa m
Arrisee from N lisa essn a. 9 IA.
CHICAGO slAG.R RAT
I've. Grand kssics ioaa = N Us a. u = n
Arr. Chicxxe...--...-- 50 IN a. n - : a
ID 0S M train las through Psrsor Car a1A
II ~ y N train daily thFouxh Axner Sleeping
Car.
I've Chicago ..... -....-- as M n y N 10 &c n
Arr Grand Rapids 30 o M IS y m 10 ~
10 IN traia has throAeh fArier Car AID
u 10 . m train casly. Through Nsgser Sleep
Ing Car
Through tickets AUD fun infarmsslon css -
had by calling upon A lmgaist tictst Agent.
nj union station. or Geo-A. EensoD, lf.i0n
ticket agent o. Nonroe-sl- orAna kapiaA
Mica.
c. L. LoosvcoD. Gen ssss and ucker Agent
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HERALD DES|R[LETS


lIlllhlU ulullIlllIU
FoE SALE klsoELLAsEous
EoK sALE-sssond All steam engine. IN
can have II Al yoaF esa prtse. CAL AZ Herald
oznes Tor lafeEazitoa. or g Inspect the ca
stae.
L'oR sALE-My entire store Of furniture sRd
miscellaneous hesssAold gosds. nes
house sad lArSs lot corner OF nson saa lar
rssF stress hegse aud lot ~ Madison street
vacant iot oE Christ street fsrm II ten acres
10 rods east Of eify linlts rev toiiftnss and
al kinds al fruit; wlti sell % e1eaan.s Tor
ether property A. A. Lord. - stoeAiazst
LpoR sALE-A Wilkes horss. young. sgrosx
= stynsh. endafing, a nae driver, Wi show
double. Enquire Charles Holden. widdlseme
building lSI
hleeELLAN E0Us
MASSAGE TREATMENT can be obtained
N BY ladies al their homes BY calling or sd-
dress Mrs Ella Hsssletf. 81 Lake ave. isi
CHICAGO parties will sell y4rt of their bust
" ness IN westera Mlenigsh Tor si.so; tlooo
cash snd balance In good paper. The bush
ness viii rag 800 per year.
WE have party who wants past r1;a 20 9h Ia
will be usrd Ia every family Ia the world.
Costs Sc 80 maze. Fetasls for zae.
I'VE can use $3.50 20 help develop business
w 20 lie esFecfa ~ psned Ia Chicago
during the Words Fair snd continued there
after. ANY Que who IL hustler can make
slo.eo next year. Dean 4 Taylor. Pearl
street. Room d.
GASOLINE STOVES cleaned and repaired
" leave orders Al No. A North Division
street. telephone 1923
WANTED-To purchase good raying buss-
w ness; or interest In reliable nTm or stock
company; give fun particulars Address.
George L. Vsnrhrs Lock t0x. 40. city.
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SAFES MOVED.

QADCLIFF HOLT. general Warehouse
Ii men Of Ill South Division street are now
prepared TO handle Safes properly at reason
able rates. Telephone 200. or 666 after bust
ness houra
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DsrEoIT. July s-whsst. steady; Ma. 2 red
case. s3ei july, sl5<cs No. l. white. cash. 81
Corn ASH s'e.
tats-N0. :. casa. ssc.
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FIGURES OF TRADE

Szx Tozx. J4ly : A0nss closed &C :
pr 5Fut. TIE rl4il-< pie, aixacsf
zxc1aa@r steady Fosted rates. 80
81 sfI4ai rates. o. Tor silly 14ss
ID So s,ss5s tlF 4emaaa
tsoFer1 seat h0sds closed steady ,earreney.cs
~ "a g xtelded - ea4poa. 10 I'd .e1tea1efl
~ ~ - cred. % BID FsGac railroad 6oads
6 esd a. i9,.Ssss Ln.@a arsts. ~ al a.
q * izats. ~ = I'D telfrals. l0b oid
ca a. 80 = F44. b1riingtoa. taloa
P4csAr AL L11lss ilc a Sasa vile we're the
% > 81 seks tat sbiagsd sRg activity Gu TIE
sflck exchange tbs 4'o4ntnx- "a 60 reached
-5s.AS- s4sEes. caicaeo xAs ~.ss TIE oa.S
sfroa i~4;l r, advancing ! Der cent Ia Tn
after 1o0H tas N Ekzt sss active. he neSs OF
Els csaaieI a. h8ms-t cad hsd zone effect aad
faere sas some s~tlias 81 lons steeAs 2aA
"a. les oroke- Prices eiesinx zss5se t0~sf-
Chicago Grain.
cazG.so. Jay o.-Closax 1rtess-Whszs.
Jllg. Tl$<e september. l1-se OeecolDrr 1tsS.
fogn-I4sy. Dsae: Al4QsI. 1iei cegte1l-
Der sS@.e Dct8bzr. fs5ses May. 81
oals-J1lg. s<ssei August. Slsses september.
5l3se.
Chicago Live Stock
casc4so Jsas STOCK f4a1s. July s.-csrtls
receipts. l4-s00; stroa., Is 10 DC higher.
socAeEs aaa feeders. sz7aSi.oos cows sad
". .. J. O.
Hsxs-kseeipls. l201o; strong; % le
hl@4cr heavy. - .3seg ~ mixed AAd medium.
E,soas3.&s hzbr. - 9o-f.
shsrp- Receipts. s0u0; steady good 20 extra
Detroit Grain
DErEoIT. July s.--w heat. steady Ne red.
casa. Sc july, sl5<cs No. l. white. cash. 81
Corn ASIA Ase.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-07

ENTIRELY NEW-We guarantee and prove
II tina. men can make 500 month selling
patent Fly-net Clips; every horsemnn buys
them, the editor says It's practical invention /:
sample by mail. with terms. l5c. National
Clip company patentees. Harleysville. Pa.
10y IAlff
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wANrED-AaRNrs.

WANTED-l.O00 agents to sell the Lives Of
w Harrison and Reid ofilcial edition; origi-
nal articles by Blaine and Mckinley; 600
pages; price $50; canvassing outfit only IS
cents. p. D. Farrell Co.. Tower block.
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$500 TO $4,000 s sor b T E. % SS%,S1
K Co.. 900 2-4-6-S Main st.. Ricemond, Va. 1872
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14
Tarnlyfile.

F,B,rrr1F. Va, Feb. 11.-ISpociaL Mr..
j a. Clark. of Prince Edward county, has ac-
cepted position here with tho Norfolk and
Western railroad
Captain W. @. Davis and wife have been
visiting friends in Roanoke this week.
Miss Bessie ellis. one Of our charming
young ladies, returned home Saturday from
Prospect, where she has been visiting rela-
tiYes.
MIR. George Richardson. our now postmas-
ter was installed last Thursday. The Office
has been moved from Main 20 Third street.
Alr. Reeves Hooper has been appointed as
sistant in the post0tilce. Dir. Willie Morris
Will remain with ~.
Alr.J. 4. Bux and Mr. Henry Budd. both
of Blackstone, are here usitigg friends.
For several months past Rev. DR.. Moore, OF
Union Theological Seminary. has been soil
citing and ia furnishing new dormltorles for
that institution. Probably none OF the con-
tributions will be- more highly priced than a
Quilt presented by Mrs. Landonm Irving, Of
tins place. Mrs. irving IS eislty-sN years
old. anu the quilt was made by Ler own
hands. .,,
Miss Matte Coulling. of Ashland. has re-
Turned To the Normal School.
Nh. and Mrs. William Martin. OF Dinwiddie
have been spending few days with Mr.. j. Il.
Martin They leave to-day Tor Texas.
asst night N the COURTHOUSE the Metho-
dists gave an entertainment, oyster supper.
6c.. for the purpose OF raising funds for the
district parsonage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14
Charlottesville.

CHAErorTFsvmIE. Va. Feb. ia num-
Der OF the couples who were IN attendance on
the Oberdorier-Mever marriage were tender
Oh a theatre party al the performance of
Madam Jauauschek. The same evening Sir.
NJ kaufman rendered them and o number OF
others an enjoyable reception and banquet at
his residence.
The report Of the treasurer of the Moman's
Exchange for the past year shows that the
sales amounted TO 4Ll49.4O, considerable
increase over the previous year.
The Alliance entertainment at Ivy, IN this
county was very largely attended, more than
q hundred persons being present. Among the
ladies who had charge of the supper were
Mrs WOrthington. Mrs. q. ". White, Mrs.
Taylor and Mrs Nachreth. After an address
by Mr.. Mackreth dancing began and contln-
ued unit. late hour.
IL is reported that Colonel A. l.. Nves and
Misses Gertrude and Daisy Rlves, his daugh-
ters. are 20 leave Castle Hip in short
while for Panama where Colonel lIyes -
connected with the Panama railroad. IL Is
also said that Mrs BIyes-Chanler will soon
visit New Ork. and that her art teacher has
lett for New York. Castle Hill" viii soon
be deserted.
A dance held at the residence Of Mr.. Samuel
Walton. Sugar Hollow was much enjoyed by
a large company OF young people
Miss Ella Ballard has returned TO her school
at Cro2et She has Ceen detained at home
for several weeks by sickness.
Mrs s. II. Lambert, OL Maynesboro, IS
visiting ia the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

ASHLAND. VA. Feb 13.-The members and
honorary members young mem OF the Sc
nior Cooking Club of this place, gathered
last Tuesday evening 80 the residence OF Mr..
Shields. where they were cordially received
and most Hospitality treated. The young Ia
dies appeared especially charming ana
attractive, the young men were gallant and
attentive. while all seemed highly enter
tanned. After the moro sOber-mlnded had
withdrawn those still lingering fastened the
swiftlv-feeting hours by q most ENJOYABLE
Social dance which would have continued
indefinitely had not the sleepy voice OF the
Old Plymouth Rock rooster resOunded from
the pOultry-yard and awakened the dancers
10 the alarming fact that 10 would not DO
many hours ere the bell would announce the
hour of breakfast.
At this meeting one member was initiated.
ON last Wednesday. 10th instant. many OF
Ashland's idlers aud lUafers. which we a.e
pleased 20 note are but few, were strewed IN
little groups along ono Of the largest vacant
lots of the town gazing upon the many at
tempted manOeuvres OF the Hanover Troop.
The head0uarters Of this troop have recently
been transferred from Hanover Courthouse 10
Ashland, and where. a5 soon as the Work OF
refitting the suit OF rooms which are % serve
as the assembly hall. etc, is complete. they
will remove with ell their prnph eriei,.
Previous 10 this change Of base Willie Bod
we'll. son of the well-known member, WIS
elected captain and a very proper choice 10
was. as was shown by the manner ~ which he
handled his men last week.
The evening of last Thursday was the occa-
sion of "a gay and pleasant though unpreten-
ti0us german given by the leading young men
of the town The BrintOn House was the
scene of gayety Among tie brilliant bellies
and graceful dancers of the evening We're the
Misses Lyons. Miss Shields and Miss Page.
The dance was led by Morton Marye.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

LEXINGTON. Va, Feb. 1.-Two brilliant
hons given in non0r OF Miss Lena Collins. ~
Jynchburg by some OF her student friends
has been the leading social attraction. Miss
Collins Is tie guest Of Colonel Parke. OF the
VIRGINIA Military Institute, and during her
shoft etay here las made many friends.
Professor Moreand lectured last night 90
LARGE and apprecatiye audience IN Lee Ne
MORTAL Hall on tho subject, Electricity
illustrated by experiments. This Is OK 4
course OF Lectures under tho management OF
tbe niversity o. be delivered on various sub
iects every Friday night during the session.
C0.one. j. ID. II. Ross is preparing to move
from his country place Sunnyside.' near
tho city. into his magnificent new residences
on west Main street. Colonel Ross house l.
one of the finest in this section of virginia.
Rev. Dr. j. Is Taylor went 10 Chatham this
week by special request 70 deliver bis lecture
on "Spurge0n" He lectured on the same
subject here last Sunday and viii repeat il By
request sunday night.
Sir. Stevenson II. Walsh. OF Philadelphia.
was several days this week the guest OK IHE
TIMES representative.
The young business mon OF the city have
organized . social club with llr. \. l.. DOld
manager. The name is Crescent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

CIFTov FonGs. Feb 13.-lSpecial. Last
evening was the occasion Of another dance
and german given by the Clifton German
Club IN the halls of tho Nettleton building.
this place. These dances. inaugurated by
some OF our public-splrted Young people
some months ago have fer surpassed the ex-
pectaNons OF their many advocates IN point
Of popularity. The one OF last night was
fully up 20 the standard indeed it was pro-
nOuncsd by many 10 have been the most sue
cessful one vet had this season. Besides the
elite Of the city many from distance We're
present Mesdames j.. II. Carlisle. o. G..
Morris. J.. i. Dunlap, Il. NJ. M0seley
and II. T. Nelson acted as chaperODs
Dir. III. II. Nelson with Mrs. Nelson who by
the way. is "a very deseryediy popular lady
and who presents most charming and grace
ill appearance upon the floor led. Among
those present were those whose names follow,
the costumes OF the ladies' being also given
Mrs harman. black silk with scarlet trim
mings Mrs. Nelson. white China pearl and
crystal trimmings and diamonds. Ms. Ira
zier. figured China silk with gold trimmings
and diam md ornaments; Mrs. TAYLOR. black
silk, diamond ornaments Mrs. King, old rose
China silk and black lace Mrs. Page,
black silk and jet trimmings with dia-
mondsi Miss Chamberlain, white tallle. with
feather trimmings Miss koadcap. black lace
ana overs. Miss Mary G0Odloe. blue cash
pink NULL Miss Merrel, black silk kirt. scar
let bodice and flowers. Mrs. Dunlap. cream
China silk trimmed in garnet velvet, dia-
monds: Miss Miller. cream nun 8 yelling trim
med in lace: Mrs. Carlisle light blue null and
silk; Miss Patterson. white China silk covered
with green tulle. Miss Grice. blue henrietta,
chi on trimmnga diamonds The following
gentlemen We're present Messrs. j.. J.. MI
len, j. r. Woo. 7. ~ Moseey, John v.
Ryals W. W. Newberry. James Foster. J.. =.
Davis IT,. Dr. w. III. r. Miller, Messrs. ,. IS.
McAlpin. Charles Wingieid j. w. Lipop, o.
c. King III. Z. Nelson. w. y. Iinsley, h. +.
Dunlap. y. ID. Dunford James n. Iage, Z.
Collins Taylor and others.
At II O'Clock luncheon was served. when
satisfied the appetItes of the merry dancers
and thus prepared them TO better enjoy the
remaining portion of the evening.
Ii was exactly 1880 when the gallant sons OF
Italy who had so faithfully and well per,
formed their duties, commenced those old
and honored strains Of Home, sweet Hone.
ibis. AS all well knew, was q signal Tor dls-
persion and approaching the situation every
gentleman in the house. with his lady. waltzed
TO the beautiful mu,is. aud as the low, sweet
strains of that old tune died away IN the AR q
feeling Of regret seemed 10 manifest Itself;
"Good-night' was said rather reluctantly ana
in q short time tho hall was cleared.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14
pesperado Caught.

KryawooD. W. Va. Feb. r. Special J.
Samuel Fike. the wealthiest man OF Grant
district. this county. died this afternoon OF
pneumonia. ,,..,,.
Sheriff Jackson arrested William Turner. Of
No. Rrnceton this morning. IL Is thouebt
That Turner is one of the noted Cooley gang.
lie is "A desperate character. having six bullet
marks Oh him. two OF which be received IN
the army. The others, with fractured RIB,
were gotten in u fight since the war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

PARgrrsBURG. w. Va. Feb. l2.-lSpecial !
NJ Nancy Allison Frost died near Marietta
Yesterday. aged one hundred and eight years
She was born in Fayette county. Pa, OctO-
her 22. 1881. and moved with her father and
his family 10 Marietta. O.. IN the fall OF 1859,
the first wear after the first settlement OF
Ohio az that point. After tho arrival Of tho
family the Indian outbreak Of ll9l-'J5 oc-
Cured aud many settlers and their families
were killed.
Mrs. frosts recollection Of the terrible
times WAS vivid. She was acquainted with
General Rufus Putnam aud Major Anselm
Thinner. who were the leaders OF the forty
eipht pioneers who made the State Of Ohio =
possibility.
Tier stories Of tho past century were worry
interesting and instructive. Mrs. Frost re-
tanned her faculties until her death. She
read without spectacles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14


NoBroLK. Va. Feb. IA very pleasant
little bit of luck has Just befallen one OF the
young men here, and his friends, who are
many. have been heartily congratulatng hum.
lie Is one of our leading society men and one
Of the most brilliant IN intellect. but for some
time past has been very much hampered by
financial difficulties. However this 10 no way
nteriered with his social standing as BIO Is
general favorite. Lately he has been dabbling
DID cotton, Just % try his luck, and Dame For
tune favored him. Tor within the past two
DAVIS he has found himself worth between
tlIrty and forty thousand dollars. and mo- ono
ever deserved reward more. Not only does
this set him on hi8ieet but 10 enables him
TO gain the prize that he has looked ON for
wears as his hearts dearest Dame Rumor
SAYS that April the 10th VIII be tho day that
these two Will be made one.
There was "a meeting OF tho young ladies of
tho Assembly on Monday morning 40 Mrs.
DANES d. Leigh's 70 decide what sort of enter
taument shall be given this month. After
much discussion pink bal received the most
votes 30 "a pink ball 10 Will be. 10 VIII take
r.aee on the D. ]d at the MOntenOre Hall.
Miss Beatrice Branch. of ST. LOUIS. Mo, is
te guest of Mrs l.. b. Merritt, on YORK
street,
bliss Lizzie Iurkamp. of Fredericksbure,
Na who has been the guest OF MIS-. waiter
Jp.lur on Duke street. returned 70 Aei
home Oh Saturday.
Mn Major Peyton Page and Mrs. fande-
lr.t Of Gloucester. W. Va, are the guests OF
Ars j. A. Robinson. on Church street.
3irs w. " Tudor, OF Richmond, "a ar
rgel Thursday via the Norfolk aud Western
railroad. and 10 the guest Oh Mrs. JOhn j..
ROPER on ireemasOn street
A-s Annie Iaob left Tor New York on
Wednesday afternoon via New York, Phila-
ce.pl.l and Norfolk railroad
1l J. r. Wilcox. president Of the Amerl-
can fertiizino Company. has returned from
eup o. several days TO Richmond. whore he
ias been looking after tho proposed fortll-
Ter tI which has been introduced in the
Deleul Assembly IN which all the guano
nel ID the State are 80 deeply interested
Ar 10 Wayne Childrey left the city We'd
1esday afternoon via the New York. Phila-
ceplia and Norfolk railroad. on an extended
Your through the New England States, Can
'la and Nova Scotia.
BIZ. John frick. Of Baltimore, who has
Deen % the city for the last few days returned
yesterday % that city.
aii. archer Anderson, Of Richmond, Va, IS
ihe city visiting Mr. Walter Taylor.
bliss Mary Page. OF kichm ond, Va, IS the
s.est o. Miss Mary Lou Taylor, 80 treema-
k.u slleet
ar BENJAMIN Watkins Lee, the popular
''ei o. the Norfolk National Bank, has &C
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14
THE TIMEs-RICHMOND va SUNDAY FEBRUARY Ia 1872

ana e1-Juuge of Wyoming Territory, was in
'ne Guy .nls week visiting friends.
lege at Ashland after a short visit 10 his pa
rents in this city.
Captain l. McCracken has returned home
after visit OF several days to friends in Wash
ington.
Mr.. f. D. Cole has returned from n visit to
Richmond, where no was the guest of friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14
Murder of a Coiored Woman.

CnR1srIANsBURG, VA, Feb. l2.-lSpecial !
Tom Sweetmore shot and killed Addie Robin
son yesterday both colored Verdict OF the
coroners Jury was willinl and malicious muir
der IN the first degree. The prisoner is in iail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-14

.TyNcunuaG. Feo. II.
% say chat ;he Charity
bah was a success is
faint praise OF a spec
tocio that viii long
llnger with those Who
witnessed it. Could
we fix on canvas the
spiendor of that scene,
withits glowing colors,
the bloom on the
cheek the light In tho
eye and the grace ol
the beautiful women
who took part in 10 our
success 6s an artist
would be assured and
our name would 500
sounding down tae
ages as 10 is. only in
memory S halls can 10
roe retained "a L
there II viii remain
forever as % beautiful
vision. Picture 70
vourself twelve girls,
all lovely as q poets
dream. with the ac-
cess ries of bee ming
= dress brilliant Jewels