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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-06
TOILING MASSES.
ANOTHER QUIET WEEK IN LOCAL INDUSTRIAL
FIELDS.
The Proposed Removal Of the Pittsburg Factories
Of he U. S Glass CO-NOtes From Local
Mills and Factories.

Nothing OF moment has occurred dur
ing the past week in local industrial
fields. The situation cannot be said to
be satisfactory to manufacturers, and il
follows as a matter Of course that the
workmen have cause for complaint. As
there is no immediate prospect for bet
terment. in any OF the leading lines Of
manufacture. the philosophical con-
clusion TO grin and bear IL" seems TO
prevail. At the same time, everybody
looks for an improvement in the condi-
ton Of trade, hope that is not built
upon a very substantial foundation.
The proposed removal Of the United
States Glass Company plants from the
South Side to a convenient location up
the Monongahela river is not only an
nOylng the city officials, but also busi-
ness people and landlords are feeling
quite blue over the interviews OF MesSrS.
Ripley, Kelsey, Anderson, ct al. stating
that il would BE- done. There Is no
doubt but that in the near future these
concerns will be removed. III they re-
LUTU 10 COAL " AANn - nNA A0A NAif VIZ
disposition of ashes will be SO expensive
that they will bs compelled 70 seek a To-
cation where they can dispose OF 1t
without cost. The taxes on the plants
would be a nice profit 20 them, as they
will not be compelled 10 insure, and they
can rebuild fireproOf works, thus saving
at least $4,000 per year in taxes and in
surance. Ii is reported that they have
purchased the celebrated Glew farm, adj
Joining the Blair Land Company, and
that they will begin operations the COM
ing summer.-BUdget.
The Ohio Valley is not having very
successful time of it at present, 50 far
as operating It's factories is concerned.
In Bellaire aud Martins Ferry most OF
the furnaces are idle, while at Wheel
ing matters have been slow also. The
Central glass works had poor luck the
past few weeks with broken pots. The
North Wheeling Bottle Co., however,
are doing very we'll At WellSburg only
the Riverside glass works aud the fac
tory Of the Nail City Stamping Co. are
doing we'll. Steubepviile Is notable
exception to the generally dull cOndi-
ton, and the Crystal Glass Co., OF
Bridgeport. are also doing well. The
latter place is having the most success
full run OF its existence this season. In
Bellsire the window houses are the only
ones which are doing well.
The Cooperative Glass Co. continues
in full operation, and they are Operat-
ing the NJ. V. Smith furnace as easily
aud successfully as though they have
had il in use for a century. In this
connection it may be noticed that Mr..
Smith has just completed his furnace
for the new Huntington Glass Co.,
Huntington. w. Va, Fire has been put
in and n start will be made in few
days. He has also made a contract TO
put one Of his furnaces into the Buena
Vista Glass Co.'S plant, at Buena VISTA
Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-06
JOHN FRIEDEL
iI9 AND II2I MAIN STREET.

College the land owned by Gen. Con be-
tween the Creek and the water station.
This is q commendable scheme, and one
which will meet with the almost universal
approval OF our citizens.
Gus b. Spatos, who has been seriously
i'll OF typhoid fever, is now convalescent
Judge Hagans has properly granted
Coffman for the shooting and Gripping Of
dogs. and no doubt the verdict OF the Jury
as well as the proceedings Of the justice
viii be set aside.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-06
The Salt Market Broken.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, March 5.-The
salt market has gone to pieces as the
result of the collapse Of the Western
New York combine. The price OF salt
is tumbling and there seems to be no
bottom to it. Dairy salt is down forty
per cent and common salt is thirty per
cent lower than on January l. The
salt market is practically controlled by
the western New York concerns when
they act together and, although the
Central New York companies at SYRIA
cuse and other points were not included
in the trust, this business is affected
inst as much as II they were in the
present controversy.s
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-06
PARIS CONCERTS.
PLACES OF AMUSEMENT PECULIAR TO THE
GREAT CAPITAL OF GAYETY.
The Harlage and Jardin de Paris Types Of Two
Glasses of Inc Cafe Chantant-Youste Gull
b.rt, Whose Singing Has Made
Her the Pet of the People.

L NJ M f R evening
on the Paris boule-
wards, yet so light
in that latitude that
it looks little like a
Louisville dusk. An
American innocent
abroad sits chatting
with his Partisan
friend A sharp
"pst" calls to the
curbing one Of the
hundreds OF cabs
that are whirling
over the asphalt in
front Of the opera
house, the coach
man tips his glazed
hat and away the
friends drive at the
rate Of forty cents
an hour. Past the
manu- pO1um nod
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-06

Of the Walhonding road via Barnesviile
down Captina being built within year or
so. has encouraged the people OF that VII
lage 10 hope for solid boom. Steps are
being taken to have the village lncor-
porated.
Charles Clark, who has been visiting his
father, has returned TO Pittsourg.
The Democratic township ana municipal
convention will be held in the Court House
hall next Saturday.
w. G.. Moore is candidate for the nomina-
ton for Assessor on the Democratic ticket.
Judge briggs announced decisions IN the
following cases this morning:
Thomas w. Fry V. McCreighten ct al,
stricken from the files.
Sarah J. RIVAL V. Alex Sommers and II.
Schmulbach, demurrer sustained.
Trigg v. Hall, judgment for plaintln
for $40.
d. c. Kennon, administrator V. John E.
Johnson, the demurrer overruled.
Trustees Second NJ. +. Church of Mar
tins Ferry v. The Terminal Railroad Com
pany.
Simpson Smith V. Patrick Scahill, de-
murrer overruled.
Several criminal cases are set for next
week.
MILD PROTEST.
To the Editor Of the Sunday REGISTER:
The County Commissioners at their last
meeting passed an order prohibiting the
use of the court house hall for dances.
This action, which has proven extremely
unpopular, especially in this vicinity,
was taken because Of petition
brought up from locality in the southern
part of the county. The petition was cir
culated and all the signatures to it obtained
to it three years ago. Among the signers
were many women, even children, persons
whoare not tax payers, persons who have
since moved away and some who have since
died The petitioners are not residents OF
this place. persons who might be annoyed
if any one is annoyed-by dances gives
at the hall. They live in a remote part OF
the county and know little of these dances
or of the persons conducting them. AS
basis for action the Commissioners could
not well have found weaker preteXt.
The feeling among the young people to
whom the hall has been let is that they
have been unfairly treated. They are OF
the best people in st. Clairsville. They
have conducted their dances respectfully
and with all decorum. They do not think
that majority, or even any considerable
part of the taxpayers regard dancing as
immoral The hall was built TO be rented,
and they think that so long as they pay
their rent they should not be excluded.
The Commissioners will be asked, at
their meeting Monday, to remove the OBJ
noxious order.
MEMBER OF THE ST. CLAIR CLUB.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-03-06
5tr,u Advertisements.
FIRST Grand OPENING
AND RECEPTION.

The public are cordially invited to the
GRAND OPENING and RECEP-
TON to be given MARCH 7, s and 9,
on second floor of my store rooms, and
inspect my stock of fabrics and interior
decorations | have just rehtted and
decorated this department in manner
which makes it second to none IN the
State.
My stock is replete with all the latest in
terror decorations of all grades, among which
will be found Japanese Leathers for dining
rooms, Venetian and Antique Leathers for
libraries, Romanesque and Florentlne Scrolls
for halls, Silks and Tapestries for parlors and
reception rooms in Rocco and Fifteenth and
Sixteenth century styles Fresco and Stem
Gil Effects on Canvas and Silk of which |
am the sole agent in this city.
| have secured the services Of MIR.
CHAs. F. NYE, of Boston, who will give
his personal attention to this department
and please you with the latest ideas on
interior decoration.
Yours Respectfully,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-24

Her Hrothrrs-in-i.aw Contest sIcr Eight to
Dispose Of $4,000 or Her Fortune.

In the rich New York family Of Eglcstons
there were until n Few years ago five principal
members. four brothers and sister. The sis
ter was married 10 Charles l.anicr Of thu bank
ing house OF WinsIow, lanier < Co. Three OF
the brothers had no direct heirs 10 the consid-
cradle fortune which each e them possessed.
The fourth. Henry F. E:ieston. had married
into the Bissell family and had one child. 4
little daughter. named for his grandmother.
Sarah .le6sur When Henry L. Fcleston died
he left 100000 to his wife and child Jointly
the whole Of it to 60 TO his child after her
mothers death.
10 died on Nov 70. 1881. and on Feb g.
1888. his little girl. only :: years old. died.
This left tho widow. lsahel Bissell EEleston,
in full possession Of the 100000. Sho made
will leaving thu interest on this money TO
har mother, Nictorien BiSso a very ole,
woman. FOR Lfe. and at;.' ward to II friend Of
ih" lani"rs. Anerthe death Of Miss B.olow,
nccor.!in. to the will. tho money was to go 10
alG rnar,ty nrE@n,%a,ion So"!Gty t? be used
Ii" .sa! nh Jes.up ES!ss,%H Msmoriaj Tund. a
mother and To his child. named after her
On Nay last iSni,"l Ei~Se! igleston died.
ana wn ,sm ner VII n was T"a her Tires broth
Of SnnuuO which -" had NJ right to dispose
81 IN" sister. Charles lani"r'S wife, was not
"'Hi".H'u ~ i"t"llel". hh' 'n' NfotnnrS fnnue
u d"t"rmine front Of opposition They con-
tended. and got "A legal opinion TO sustain their
contention. TINT. ,w.I"n the child died. tho
which reverted to them under the law: that
She no doubt had the right to use it during her
Me. hn; that she could not lav. any legal
claim to dispose Of it IN hcr will. Mr.. Lanier
who was the executor. decided to have tn"
courts settle III" matter. So. through his at.
t"rnoy>. Van pu2er y Taylor Of 81 Nassau
srcrt. he petition"d ia" supreme Court To
Constrnc the VIII ant I" rcrprtualiy cnloin the
l 1tsArf N !,
m"u:l" Of thu faculty ot Columbia. another
has lived abroad most o' his lie. and tine third
lives in this city. The Ca" will be decided
Il u rilN
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BRONCHIAL CATAEEW,

wil1,u CA'Sur RrnoHIYN INSURANCE MAN TO
HfiIEvE III HND 'ONsuI.r'oN AH,THFR IN
NTAtrH TIE SUCCESS OF rH' rorE!AND rLS1
EEMEDN.
"Th" Copeland system is splendid for tbs
treatment of bronchial troubles" said MIR. T..
r. tray. 4 prominent insurance man. who re-.
sides at - iih Av.. BRO ,L!yu. tn the writer
had :. severe attack Of Bron"hiai tatarri" no
continued. " iH""gM / rrS gu,"y n'o ron-
Surp'irU.
II brcathed with whisting. Wheeling
sound. a~ ihnn.h | was drawing tho air
through a sponge.
=" I'M, miserable. backing cough. and my
chest was tender an! sore. / ,rdE htD. nraE,
a. "'2,d -" 0"'""i "a m"i tciaJ Ghl" 10 Get air
'nomgh into an mugs rht'" Viug dnwu,
"Mucms dr"rrei into ms ;hront and would
also I'LL Up TIL. snniltuh"a !"a'liug'n my lungs.
and mad t" "nuGh t.awH aud raise in ort"r
to &c. ril Of il. Shnrp shooting pains would
dart through my sides aud chest. extending
through TO NV Shoulder ladies. That il what
made II" think wa. going int" consumption.
""nsuiic' III" "hysr!Ans o. tho toI LELAND
ins;i:ut" ahuut my trouble. and commenced
treat E"iIt. THE l'r>'f uGS Sr'r''fi'. i'm proved
II once. aud now all NY rain AVID IrOulic haye
Disappeared. and ! feel strong. hrntiy and
well. ! sin"rI-ly recommend nj! suffering
from bronchial Cntarrh 10 consult DrS Core.
land and Gardiner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-24
ROYAL
RAklNG POWDER
ABSOLUTELY PURE.
A cream of tartar baking powder. Highest
Of all in leavening strength Latest Tinted
States Government Food REPORT.
RoYAi. BAKING POWDER Co., io5 Wall St, NM.
M'NERR.f.. Nv OPPOSITION.
Hc u Against bliss md MiihoiImnd, and
SmNs lie Holds the HnInncc of HnMcr

Ex-Alderman James q. McMurray is chief of
the Eleventh Assembly District Republican
irreconcilables. He and his followers nre al.
ways against the powers that he in the manage
mcnt OF the district machine. Until last Tues
day night McMurray and his followers were
arrayed on tho side Of John T.. Milholand. as
sisttng him in his fight against Col. George
Bliss. tho Republican district leader On that
night they said thoy were done with Milho-
land forever. and now propose TO fight him.
They say that Milholland has sold out to
bliss. and made his pence at tho expense OF
tho McMurrav men. In proof Of this assertion.
they point to the tact that Milholland agreed
e. turn down William Il. Roberts. u friend ut
McMurray. and substitute Job j. Hedges in
his stead as an CniCllng officer. Alter this
was done at the meeting ~ the district ASSOC
r,ation At 52i sixth avenue on Tuesday night.
the McMnrrny men went over to l,G' West
lhirtN-third street. wheie they held an in
digintion meeting. with james 1toylnn
in the Chair. and Charles Colmyer IA
Secretary. Speeches we're made denounc-
ing Milholanl .nnd Bliss. mud it was
resolved that Hedges must withdraw in favor
~ R"hr,ts or tho Bliss Nlilholland comhnn-
ton will suNer the ronsequences. which ara
said 10 b" the opposition Of tho McMurray men
ut the primaries on Dee. IL. and opposite 10
the Republican ticket at th" polls next year.
1t Is assorted hy McMurrav'S followers that
they number 800. and. should they orpos. the,
Hiss Mihol!and candidates. would cause tho
election OF the Democratic ticket in he district.
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CONSECTICT7"S OEEItTiL TOTE.
Cicveiand'- Plurality ~ $3.50. and MorrIs's
Majority - s05.

HARTFORD. Now 23-The official count Of the
vote Of Connecticut as determined by tho
State Board OF Canvassers late this afternoon.
shows that Cleveland. for President. received
the largest vote over cast for II candidate III
the State. The total vote OF the State for
President WAS li4.S2.. and Clevcland's
plurality over Harrison is 800 The total
vote for Governor IL lt4.41., Iuzen j.. Norris.
tn" Democratic candidate for Governor. has u
mhJ"rity ot SD and Il plurality over ten.
Merwin; the Republican candidate. Of GOA.
Other Democratic STATE officers have ma
loritleS ranging from SS4 to 5000. Lewis
Srer:y. Democrat. is rcGect.l to Congress
from tho First district by, BIZ: J. J.. pigoit.
Democrat. is elected from the second district
again carries the Third district. this time 10y
,ol: and De Forest. Democrat. in the Fourth.
is elected by 2.2lU plurality.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-24

WAEstv'. Ind. Nov 23.-At 9 o'clock last
evening an explosion occurred that shook this
city from centre 20 circumference. For several
years three Chinese have beer running n
laundry here About 4 month ago Ia Davis
came here from Kentucky and started steam
laundry lie had secured q good part q the
Chinese trade. Within the las: week two al
tennis have been made TO burn Davis's build
ing. suspicion pointed to the Chinese. They
were watched. and last evening Iust h"tnrs
tho explosion one OF them was seen running
toward the depot. and has not been seen
dynamite bomb thrown into the luildi,ig
The, entire building was. wrecked. valuable
machinery smashed. aud tho sleeping room Of
that II was tho intention to Kill Davis. but he
was not in tho building at ;hs time. Excite
Inc.t Is high here and everything points to
tn" guilt of all three OF the Chinese Every
effort = being made to find tho missing one
Whlle his two 0ssOc!ntes arc under arrest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-24
"A CT S.
Dr.Cope|and Supports
His Statements
WITH A Cash FORFEIT
Of $4,000
To Go to Charitable
Purposes
ON the VERY DAY THAT ANY
ONE DlSPROvES
The Direct and Truthful Statements
Made in His Open Lettcr-fIcrc is
nm Opportunity for a Doctor to
Benefit the Poor and at tho
Same Time Prove Before
the Public That He is
Misreprcscntcd.
ON the VERY DAY THAT ANY
ONE DiSPROvES
To the Doctor Who Issued that $4,000
Challenge:

10 the Doctor Who Issued that $1,000
Challenge:
l am only led to notice the effort to excuse
yourself to your patients and the public. which
You printed yesterday. because you intimate
that rcrvert the facts.
am excessively careful in dealing with
such cases to state only such facts as can be
easily and simply proven. l stated:
is'-7h0t Uo,o' "in'e,riers" re,.e bogus. IN that
H"y rere paid advertisements. and not rriNpn f0r
or endorsed hU he newspapers. as you r.vto make
appear MsD arc.
The advertising account book. Of the yari-
Gus newspaper Offices prove this. Even il you
have been. as YOU say. interviewed in occa-
sional instances nv some good natured re-
porter. that does not in the least affect tho es-
sential truth Of my position. that your plan OF
running your advertising regularly as inter
views. and trying to make the public believe
that they are endorsed by the parer in which
they nre printed. is n bald and foolish effort to
deceive the public.
ed siatrf hta' yuu had had men and bovs 'r!,o
rri'" not doctors treating patients in vo' rnrious
oft""s. and pre- tending 10 Le physicians.
II you insist. can publish their names and
tho Offices in which they practiseL. l have
not desired to drag in people not directly in
tcrcsted in this matter. but II you persist in
calling into question my truthfuness / shall
give you such names. places and dates as you
desire.
';rd- sfn'cd that Vou issued challenge and
hs" era,irdny tranh ami square oCceptnncr of
II IN proposing an ind"nnUe delay on he JrO,,nd
0fidrSui's.
Your own advertisement in the New York
papers OF tho 18th instant will show that to
any one who is curious enough to consult the
files
!N.-I stated that Le'isrpd Ndi yG,n methods
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4 JITYOEI fOR lNSTRy.f.T'S.
HccI-,nn Of nn D,l tn-r Eaya'rInE the LA
bllitIcS Of Mercantile .Anrncir~.

!. ]. :. NiIucs u merchant Of ;his city.
brought suit in the EUIrcGl" Court six years
ago against ,he BrGdStrrtt COMPANY FOR al
legged ncgl.:"rcc in fUru.ahin. an answer 10
an ing.rv. be IIHiu'iG proved that he sent
IN inquiry tirE"t fr Lehman E,inkrr Of 63
Lraui iivcr aycnu" l''Jo.i. an! that the
Ernh+,rret COMPANY ii reply sent II report OF
n GO!N cnt person "i IL" snI3" name in Russell
street. tat ri, ~: that r"lr,nS ~ on Ne report.
illr ulfluiill .r.i ~ 81 tpij'" Herman thinker
iti -. Grand !Iyui ~ III. 'Ha' IA" tuD'. were
u"ivr;ril at Ia Grand i.iNrf 500. Ne: illht no
larson VIII at tr' good H,l> u ~wl1GIr!. and
i'r, i, "rchHr.' ,,-t tho S"!H" Thereof.
7 Lr0r,t WH- i'i,I" dI-'ir. kn!rCwS AMI u
mry y"-t"ri.y 1ir ,,"IU II. lHnt. counsel Tor
~" iiru!.ir"et 'Omriug, nj Ia" CLOSE Ut the
rlu.nllti- l'I~,', llnS"I ihti IT," "ur' dir""t a
Nrrii. !ur l:rai-rrr.l'~ 'n the .;rrEuI"that the
r,ntIiirt mlnd" ny ih' ~r'sc",hrr "%"hrt"d
IA" onlnlHuI from al att IT "ri!r~lun and
,i Il, officers aud agent That the
rorurHuy did u't gGa'Irt"" IA" "",r"rtu"-S ut
the Ir.".n.aii"g that ~" merchant. ~ sending
IN. s0uds Ia ni Graui l.iN"r HN 'uGrH ard iuuy-
ia. delivery - l',uf HAT arrID". >hn""d u
La Iitv 81 '!i"" irrs- "'IHIiuy IId not of the
N."'r duirr n-."'rt,
lhrI nar' ur lnnt Tia" contract was a per-
(, q #. i,' I,,'.,,.T, nl'H.t tom ih" riIin'lHs
Vorir.r,.irT. H' ..,,.,'. -" shown u.s. the iesti-
ir,,I,, and dir" ted tho tH!y To iiLd "a verdict
Tor Iur t!uirHEdif.
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CAPRIVT ON THE ARMY BILL.
He MIKES A SENSATION ny MS
REMARkS ON RTSM1Rtk

The First On'cini Answer to Ris,nRrct's
smnrnes-he"e, .h"' 'hc c>-'hnnce''or
WI ~ :" ,"' % .pansers
w
Berlin. Nov. 2a'-'hancclior Caprivi adj
oressoa the he'chs'as 'o'u"S III rehah % the
Army Diii ne sa,a ,n"' 'ne ''"' crnmens pro-
noseo .ne DIN wen hnow'ns 'hc aahScrs to
the empire that would lie invoked should tho
bill be rcicc;cL The Goycrnme nj had hoon al ..
;. a, - ,..,,o.,5 ,ho ,,,. r -. -,
cusSihG 'he proios'u e'""se7 LOT heat'y threo
years. ana every year OF uclaS wasn year irrcS-
ocablv lost "Our relations wit n other nations .
~. .. -,,,.. ,
auueu III" 'hanc'''o'' "'" h"rWal NOBODY
menaces us and we menace nobody We nb-
~, ,iI.,. ,,i,,,,t Ero,oh ,orri,, ,,,,a
shi1llest piece ol rrench territory mo next
war. should war unfortunately break ont.
would bc much moro difficult. bcc,uso ,he
Ts Wv ,nu ,, rortrassas "uo"u'" .ne
arc in much better condition than in 1870.
Germany's condition after such war. oven II
followed by twen'y-hVc years n' peace would
DO Infinitely more intolerable than now"
Canrivi continued: The relations OF Eussin
ana france nave "ouo''esS p"ch growing inti-
mate for two years past. We must DO pre-
pared ;or fighting. in case OF war. ON two
81. 49,, ,, ro NOT ro,r ,r,,,,..I w.
have lost the military supremacy 81 Europe
sipc. 1870 hacause the yanuuisb.1 ,,w,ys
, -. ,,,., o,d,,,I,. H. .It
prepare 'or war '"o'o ","eu'N 'hah me VIC
tors. We RELY on our allies. hut We must en-.
dure the chi.f burden Of tho rrcparation. lao.
~ - ,,.t 49,, I,, 49,,
'ause heither A"s'i'" ho' A'"'' has W hGhI on
two fronts"
Chancellor Cppriyi urged the rosi,io, n,
,. - ,,,, 81. ~, t,,
fr"hce Us IL Itmso" WIZ '"e "'.' "''i Shou'n
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MRS. SfIiI YLEE's EhTEjOLh,Nf,r.
she Wa. Too Thoroughly IL Witness.
Saw. 10 Shrinlk croE, k.mhIIcitA.

The trial o: Ihilip Srhuycr's action to en-
Join the erection Of u statue OF his aunt Mary
liGm!!ton-Schny!er Mt tic Columbus FNpoei-
tion. MAS concluded yesterday ciore Justice
lDg:"ham Of the Supreme Inur,. who gay.
counsel two weeks TO submit iriete. Alec
punleavy. IL princira! factor in the schcme OF
the Womnn's Memorial Fund association. was
borne from III" court NJ the close Of tho ca So in
faint, but 500 II after rcc0voroh.
Mrs Susan Nicholas Carter. prrr'Ial o. tho
Cooper lnstit"ie Art School. and MI. thl!st!-
M Grimm. sist.r-,N-law OF Mrs. Hamilton
SCHUYLER. gave cyiG"nr" tending to show that
the su'ir" OF the rr"p"-r' statue r0ui,i "ut IL,
tnhs'd"rh II ND.c r,,""art"r. III" iiAiuti"
then rested.
tltr" buuieryr. Secretary ~ tn" asspr. t ,Dr
said ;!iri Mary Hamilton %a- one -, ~, pru,
in"'",- oi Tho :,rn"oi Of I"siun, win IA h.l
beg II ahs"ri", lr 'unlr'r 'iiui The witness
ara mnny cine n,"iuh'r uf t.!r .i-s,.il' on
,tr'rn .aht Were iA;i,!..i"iri"ui- ii Mar, ii..n-
no. VII had l"rr " constant " ,ii:rI for the
.h"uhi lei activity Women iiuh va tbs ii.'~t
'""hhrih"u iL". 'iur,,t ~ t Nu'uu" IN u''.'
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