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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

m scsinez failures occurring
Pnysut the country during the
p azys ended on the 18th. number
iae United States. I5z. and for
pa :: or total Of Isz. as com
- rita r7s for the previous week,
- sw the corresponding week Of
rpx~
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

Canadian authorities have taken
= "a have all passenger trains and
80. s. Lawrence ports inspected.
EI..<p;cio,ss cases viii be refused ad-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

IT T. Iveu- who lives I'm fsssaEsEFEis.
KY owuesa Sne imp-srt-ss haIi a--
that he always p-ermitsess 10 rua ahcus
ha< vsr@ whil~ is wAx gr.s~irg ge-
e~nslv Il h~<sn - show vscsrrzS traits.
zna for fear is wc~sHd hsse ou~ sf sh~
ehii&rrn he chained is in bis back yard
The dog whsness pstifaIly. azsi sh- n~xs
mu~ninx Il was sssund han~fu< dad
cvsr the ruund Sf a hAssasr- The p.eorl~
IN The r~ixhhsshs.a.a h~2s~v~ sh~ Assx
4~liksrasely e~Susnfsss~i sszsriss~ rather
than spenA The E~ss cs i.s LIE chained
81 = F-r~s
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

rrrr PrART saws he would not OBJ
y % making another Arctic explor-
Ea He believes there p NO per
reut open sea between Greenland
/ he poie. but that there are sew
= attached bodies Of land
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

Ex-GOw- Thczas H Wasss of Ala
nsE2 esex1 szdz3~nlv a. his koa< As
Sc1s<csnSry sA@ ceher Esswuing He
wzs ea the ssr<~t~ sh~ SAF h~scr~- He
was sxtscrn~T-x~n<rzl N the ccmseSs~rzre
eahSuet and was rorerno< uf AEahans
6wrfnx tkr eTwiE war
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

IA e.rxsRsx was received at the
l. department.. on the 18th. an
I.~,r;ur the arrival Of the kearsarre
I ruracoA She would probably
- In Guayra the next day
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

-~r governor Of Lower Austria has
- that hotel rooms that have
.. ocrupied b. cholera patients shall
8 = used again during the prevs-
- cf the epidemic
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

- .psrsAL JOHN CUNNING How
= re United States navy. died at
..--..rn,. England. on the 18th
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

.tms m of the 18th the German
vzre birth TO . daughter, the
1.n~hter born to the imperial
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

.vr<sA CALDWELL sLATHKoF.
York. founder and national or
,<- of the Lunacy Reform Law
- s,rd in Saratoga on the 1fth-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

Wm- Brsntcr. an early settler ard
oae OF the erss =1~n 20 <nxzx~ IN TIE
irun h.sszezs IN she CEzr<xriII~ gTeznB
seetson- died zezr C4-hoc6zle- Ssewxrs
eoansy. several 6zys a<0 Ct 6rur~y He
was - wears Cd
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

III WI Of the late George william
= q View York. has been offered
FnAie- II directs that all of his
rren absolutely TO his wife,
saas Curtis. whom he appoints
s< ezecutrix No approximate
a'e can be obtained of the value
- szsa:e.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

1oasht that Sir John Abbott
rsaaliy sbdicafed the Dominion
aip His rooms at the Vic
anoerS. in Ottawa. have been
and al his personal effects
n ~nt 20 Montreal. indicating
= soes not intend TO return to the
e'T rs premier.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

=. ses York city board of health
- announced. on the 18th. that .
axical examination OF infes-
11Aas taken from the bodies Of
|xsea cases Of deaths occurring
for< city between the sth and
ssshe cause Of death to have
: Azasse cholera.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

Two scrta~nsal deaths frcaa p-sissrr
and an~ fatal ca~e n fAs zwws received
frSsrz a~sr C.4fx. Ey
orsmvsa@ Tvssx @sMxas @azs~ .sr-~a@a=~ hsss
Nsr - Eaa~ra rsss. sxs h.As " swsy a sAs
esaSs A@ems twn ~~~xs swa rra~w. wsf~
frms@ = sms rsww /. rsu~sAez ef n - A~~ r-~r
c@s eAlss. shsmstzx a -. xzanaz- Ts~ essss
es~t "a ce@wzs~enns en- Assax hHe.r Tssr tss
ssus sn-r~rs sAxs tAs ms@xsrzs~ kSa-s =. sssrss-
ssfsx - 8~ssa se srk=~~~ A f-w esv- ass~~
Trasrs msss&~~ ss.sx . &@~~. xask = = nsw EFtzx
o. 80 Fre@s - s~s4A. rss seA-v 8sv . r.rr4Ssvz
- 80 sr~x wss x4wsn ~ Mr. Tva-< - A~r :
gear -s&s rsz- wse BAT eAEA. H~ N. spsz ;.
r~@w@ass~as Knf A.s s1n-- fs~t Favw~s==
~ss szzzuasss-ss sss pwe@sEae~t sAs eAzs Fsss
sn~~& r. fsssEr axznrrn.. szt to-
*rzg wss xs~~a - swsgv assxzs-~ ssr 1zzzta-L
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

-. W ; Rosecrzns as presi-
- s'ety Of the Army Of the
- net On the field Of Chick
49, .sAa. On the 18th, where
years ago. under the same
49, ,o1xht in one Of the blood
g nodern history.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

fiSsEEE Of Detroit Mich,
Trans to the mayors. Of /.
no~r of cities. asking II they
- With Detroit in asking the
. stop al immigration for ut
~ dars Up 20 the 18th he
- Affirmative answers from
azmh<r Of navorx
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22
SOUTHERN cLEANiscs.


Tie Ss@sA Csro1ina w~asA~v ce-~~r~-s
ma&e. the t.slt@wsnw at~oaaragtaw r.~
pcxt 90 rustcn fsw The we~A snsa~sa tA~
t4xA.
TA@ h&s Ewswwz g s~wr ssm.srwmm s~~& o.
re H~st@m s4sat N . asrw~ s~sw a - ssss~4
rwwmxN8 ~efA ~sTm &@Ys easz rs~zssw 4~~~
$50 zzxaHs. A4ww rwmhss~a - swsm9 sa4sNs o
r@z@g s~s~ aeS~Es~ an fsse e@ssan T~@ss wssA~~ssx
s@t ssxAsa@x a. T@aax psek. Frvua hassasas -
A@* 9wewa A@sss Ea wemay s~ssAas~ rw~s h.~
sssswks4 Fs~ s4s@s m@@ sKrzS@s~f - ss Aa.~-~
hzs sa@ss - tas T@aas srwass @svsmx q sns4r~f
@~ysa3 F~e~wvrr Fwshmx s.* rwuwr~sM~a szs-
asf@rssraav. sass ~sss ssv~e~Ass w@4sA~r fsr sns
n~xs as~ssa msa~s - to erev 81 Ass~ s~-@
Esss~w~s
The cA~~rw~r states tAss sh~ rruv =
IN . s~rsp9x eeutssirm4 IL - shcsadinx
everything. sna s~~n in the dry s~e-
tions IL ao~~ ncs rwEax its fruis. The
crrp Siil - rark-a oas ~ th~ zahssii~ u
next anonth- snA nns ov~v - r~r c~nt
q laxt year's ersr will ~ maete-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

eunlnion Trade and Labor
80 N Toronto. Ont, on the
s'icus were adopted in favor
pahres owning all electric
waterworis.- ferries and
and the federal gov
- waing and controlling al
eAeg-7Ph and telephone
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

\ secEErAEr MoaIEr presided
- OF the privy council. in
n ne itth, ~ which ii was de-
al proclamations issued
- soereion act. thus restoring
= aw throughout Ireland and
- .ae tory magistrates Of the
- Powers they have here
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-22

- Of Joe Smith and ]. q.
n-. aasrin and deputy Of War
- Ala, charged with larceny
ksh Of diamonds from . New
n While in Nashville, were
49, On the 18th. in the
y t NJ Nashville, Tenn
- ants = admitted their guilt.
- robbery was committed in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-06
ron 1HE ALDhRMEN's APPAOV.II.
The Hoard Of Esiimat- Prepares the Pro-
visiOnal ISud. ct According to = intulr,

The Board Of Estimate and Apportionment
held meeting yesterday. and prepared ths
provisional estimates for next year. to be
transmitted to the Bonrd o. Aldermen for ap-
prova!. Thi, is q statutory requirement. but
II is virtually only matter OF form. as tho
nnal meeting Of the Board Of Estimate takes
place on Dec. 81. when the final touches are
given to the estimates. and If the Board does
not approve OF any changes the Aldermen may
make the figures are changed again.
There Will be several important changes
made. it Is expected. when the final estimates
are made. In the provisional estimate. as 1t
now stands the appropriation for the Board of
Educntlon Is the same AS last year. and last
year the evening nigh schools had t. be closed
for number OF weeks owing to nsuniciency
81 turds. NO provision has been mad" to meet
Board Of Education failed to send At" its e e.u ,he
to the Board OF Estimate in time
When the Board OF Estimate meets again It
Is intended 10 naks extra Ir4yison for the
matters his year. ana the only way tho funds
can be raised now to avert the dosing Of III"
schools VIII 10 by tnnaiet from uueXpcnded
balances.
Comptroller Myers. when seen on tho sub
Ject by II SrN reporter. snii
II hardly think !, iIkeiy that tho high
All The members Of the Bears AZ" anxious To-
avoid it. and ! believe tho money viii DO
found to continue them all ihssenNon,"
which the sum necessary to ke"p ii OXEN on
sundays has not been granted, IT is belisy"d
that If the full s.f5.OOp allowed b. tue legis-
free 10 the rubiic on sundays. tho rgoyistpnAI
estimate win he raised to that sum.
The board approved Of the arr"intment Of
w. IL. Burr hs consulting engineer OF t'lr
bridge to be erected over the Sruyten hUyWl
Creek,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-06

on the prescription Of any regularly entc ,,So
physician, In quantities not to eNcseu NV, Two
ounces ounce In MS on , pnI na' # seems that
not oniv are the sanitary condition. OF Potter
county such that rrcscruti9ns rHt,,ng si thoso
Of any other kind the Potter county 'tnsg,1it,
are called upon TO mhonna. gu, INV r.in. ,o
sma t9 meet "Wtn aInory OF eos"s The writer
was In drug store in one OF the LARGER towns
Of the county few days ago man nd WnisI
phvsi"ni iriispnsition 81 any kind cnmo in. :,
'",Docto Or" said he I'm not feeling at all
Arr said tho doctor. -" What shall lpre-
scrihc-a rint or quartz ,--,,,
Oh. make it guar snia tie AMY, iny"l "a an, and
amount in a drrk.ycllow HAT hottie.
The drug store pigs ear y pnrticularly
for Potter county has created. 1t is no uncom-
mon, thing for person to be going through
denly upon u rough board shanty with the
sign drug store " painted or chaked upon il.
This is an indicate on that there, is n lumber
drug, store with prescription he would have
great d lcnIty in haNinEit Compounded unless
iumher camps and spring up in the hamlets
where sawmills are located. and are started by
interruptions young doctors without practice
but with legal power to write prescriptions
ono of these doctors. recently graduated. OF
coed family and capable of building upa good
vanass lis nr eSss ,n and % reap p0 Tia
large and quick profits of n pig s ear
drug store fl lumber sotticmoqt,. ard
doing a rushing Ensine.s, hut lie maLc NJ
line OF prohibition Potter into licensed liquor
selling, Mexican county; and he was soon
under Indictment on a charge which tho
license laws will punish with imrnrisonmc ont
and heavy lnc. Potter county. under its pro-
hibitory law, has score or more Of these de-
mnrali2ing drug stores,
This fall the Democratic party Of Potter
county; although in the minority, have boldly
made tho lquor question an issue in tho local
campaign. They denounce tho special law
and the too pnlpahle evils it has created: and
demand Its repeal md tho placing of tho
county under the state license law.
1t is II significant fact that Germania. the
colony established by Radde. where the legal
SchwarZen bnch brewery is. and where people
are permitted to buy and drink beer openly
and at their will. Is the most thrifty, tidy. and
attractive town in tho. county. There has
never been n SheriTs sale nor n town rnupor.
There ,ars two churches in. the place. three
music halls. and q theatre. all well supported.
Everybody is well to do and happy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-06
Stnle kus. SchMrf's JeMeiry.

Detective Sergrants lrire and Montgomery
Of the Central Orlc" arrested yesterday Fred
crck Ande 20 years Old. 81 23!!atrson street,
and Abraham Slmonspn. II years old. Of ~;
West ThirtY-ci.lth street on II charge OF
grand iarrcMy. m "a" samr house @ith Ardrl
livog Mrs. Iirnri",'a Sr'arf widow Of jacob
Schnr!, who MAS Il famous narksm4n and the
fc-ts both in this country ana IN Germany.
Mrs Schart keeps ia" trophies which her nus
worth about $500 one Of the trophies won in
Berlin. worth 81 300. WAS kept IN thi, drawer.
On sunday. Oct. ii. when MIS-. Snharl was out
putting nuwers On her husbands grave tns
drawer WAS hrpen Olrn an. the lrwrlry
stolen. hut The medal was left The lewelyy
consisting II diamond rHrrin@-, lIL.s, aud i
lrp"rh. was found ~ An'!"i,e room, Ito made
a confession, in whr! Il" -4Ii that lac mad per
At Jefferson Market yesterday An!el was
held in ~ 300 BAH for trial and Simonson in
$1,000 bail
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-06

Gen. OBeirns and the Committee OF Ar
ransements for the school parade during the
recent Columbian celebration have issued a
circular OF thanks to the pastors and teachers
Of the Catholic free schools. institutions.
nca lemies. and colleges which took part in
the parade. Tho circular says in part:
The catholi' population OF New York having already
rendered unanimous verdict IT praise Tor the sgnii
cent display made b. lcir representatives. in the great
schoo parade. it's httns that ne chef Marshal OF Tho
CathDIr DIVISION III that parade. together with the
Committee Of the Reverend Clergy having charge OF
III. arrangement ShOuii also Glae you tho
splendid success achieitd mat day " Your scholars
their app"aranCe correct department, and excel
lent MARCHING revelation to the cik' Of New
York and visitors from abroad Your demonstration
was al that could IcrIr"d We feel mat too much
CHUuI hr NnI for No"r Hnl1.iig cnnrs IN
hrng tire 10Y ur :" ~" l.g Nah1a ma was shown.
The achieved -ptshs Iour hrst PRAISE May II
be .nCutrig'il'ut t. EGG ~" trhoIhrs up Ia the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-06

I'D In the woven wind Of which. to all tntents
and purposes. he is IL part He cares for
nothing. and would plunge madl5 into
j fiat. though each black key We're u
burning scorchng bar Of iron. lie re,
members unholy. things, and he will
have them. Take last night. for instance. /
remembered n scrnp & score that was found
ter his death on the doathned Of Moscheles.
i is the dissolution Of a chord On tho thought:
.'AuslSsung list dns /iel unsc,es irdischcn
dissolution is tn" goal Of our earthly
life. He had decartrd tn at thought into music
ms we'll as Ruhinstcin lecnntoi ienes Du
Dist vie elmo Bumc.' Now. 10 You suppose
WAS going to rest con tent with that theme?
True. saw ID Hat In The distance; hut saw
also that it was inevitable Now look at mo
this morning. and hear me Just hear mo! Pm
naught but llnst q woven wind Thrust out
=" And do you actually confess that you are
that most loathsows OF sprrtnrl"sIan, ire
Il am an irrcclai;nuhle tone drunkArd."
said the man, and know with horror that
organ lott. ami at my ors!Gs. i,u I.ave me
now. and let me paint while it is yet day"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-06
Father s.,,er Resigns HI. Rector.h,p.

Archbishop Corrigan has Issued a notice to
tho clergy OF this archdiocese that tho Rev.
John Il. Salter. the permacnt rector OF st.
Joseph's Church in Sixth avenue las resigned
because Of ill-health. and that concursus
will he held in the latter part Of this month to
M the, vacancy Priests who are eligible and
VINO Wish TO comrete for the r"ntorshrs must
IOtty the Nlcar-General before Nov IL.
rather Shiter was appointed rector Of st.
.'0seph's IN lSS. 10y the late Cardinal Nc
oloSkev. For nearly two years he has been
suffering from II complaint Of mo stomach.
which made it necessary for hm to 20 70
Europe for treatment "a few months ago. Ito
returned three weeks ago. and since then haS
been confined to his room,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-06

Our Lady Of Mercy. in
Dcheyo!rs place. to tho
vacant Ni"ar-General-
ship in the Brooklyn
diJcese. Tho Senior
Nicar-treneral. the Rev.
Michael MAJ. will have
charge OF the Eastern
District and the mis-.
si0us on Long Island.
AMI Nicar-G"neral Nc.
Namara of the central
and southern districts
81 tho city and some
Of the Long IslaAA
churches.
] hs new Vicar-Gen.
eral Is AZ ycars old. and
has been in the priest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-06
Appo,.t-s Badx.r!nr Committees.

Tho strike Of the Custom Tailors' Union
against Ryley's store. 80 Fifth avenue. is still
going OH. and yesterday now methods Of carry
ins on tho war were reported. one WA Tho
calling an the FIRMS customers aud asking
ihel cooperation byAn organi"cr us the uui0r.
mlit"t6 to badger tho nor-uGtou " rhilrn.
Jh"y receive ~ cents an hour and expenses
Worrying some OF the nun-Lnion men into
Joining the strikers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-06

Policeman Thomas lcvino OF tina MorrisaniI
station is at homo on the sick list wit!athirty-
eight ralihre iaillet somewhere in his lett a"m,
He lives nj '''E, Cedar place, H." was ci"nn!n.
has ir>ohrr itero un Thursday whin lns
let entered the palm Of his left band, and
passed on up tho arm somewhere beyond the
reach Of the surgeons probe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-06

Tho rerort OF Ee'er"o James j. Meals. fad
Ing that Albert A. kract2rr is entitled to the
CUSTODY "i his daughter Maud "a against her
mother Mary 4. klaetzor, has been confirmed
by Justice Barrett OF M" supreme Court. The
chi was abducted by it. mother at Newport
and subsequently by ito father Ut EngleWo0d.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-06

piled tho impresario ruefully; she is not
shaking at the end alone. but all over"
Miss leila de Lussan. the prima donna OF
the Carl Rosa opera company. will undoubted-
~ receive a royal gift of jewelry and a consid
cradle increase OF reputation from the per-
Torrance at Balmoral Yet it is only few
years ago that this now high salaried and
remunerated concert performer in this coun-
try. Her adventure into opera was the result
of chance c9nyer :, At resepi2pn given
musical critic in this city Lcia appeared in
complained to him that she found no scope for
her talent on the conccrt platform. Then"
he SAID why don't you go into t s9mo
weeping at the thought Of her beautiful
d ha being EXPOSED to the .temntations
cried Zelia, e I guess can take care of my
sell: II is a good suSgestion and j. | mean to
his eyes out" A few days atterward sho
signed = contract with tho Boston, Ideals. a
perous temper soon afterwards disrupted:
Then she wont to England. whore her personal
as well nGF asns
~ %Ss '"S
a treat took him 10. hear Miss De i.us san in
Faust" i is stated that on this occasion tho
curtain anil desired TO carry her Of to reign as
a fractional queen OF his Oriental realm: But
Zeiie de Lnssan held hi m ut arm length. and
declared wi til emphasis. Back. base lord!-
may he only a simple American maiden. but
know my business !!
Although tho critical ear Is not altogether
satisfied by a certain famous ballad with an
occult and abhorrent refrain. its chief inter-
prefer is rapidly becoming n wealthy woman.
Miss IUttie Collins has been reJngaged for a
supplementary season Of twelve weeks. When
she returns to London at the expiration of IL
five mouths American tour. she VII! carry
ncrobntc voculsm. Miss CoIlins's services
to song are remunurated Mt tho rate OF
$40. a. minute. a financial apprcention
Patti. Before her marriage to tho late
Marquis de ,'auX. tho diva did not max
money SO easily ~ il IS earned by the music
rorary absorption by the French nobility.
Mile. PATHS terms Wit II tho Covent Garden
management were at the rate, Of $500 per
formanrc In order to earn this amount tho
greatest soprano in the annals Of opera was
romlc.led to be on duty for four hours Miss
S2ra an an hnnr md M rh so eo
purison Of the financial values possessed by
the finest and worst singer. in the world is
instruction as m evidence OF popular taste in
of our grand opera during lts later, period last
year. was ,enGased by Abbey Grnu at
sum which was subsequently increased by the
young sopranos popularity and merits 70
5000 week; The M f i.,v 'insrah;ty y
friends. Yet the grand opera prima donna
was not rem"nerated 30 generously AS the
lST+ for sera.chrS M'" s%Mns
that iuttic Collins can sing another song. and
that Nile. Guiibert shall not Z" ont OF fashion.
erasS AZ much rs is earned during the short
opera season by Nine. Meiba-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-06
CREDIT TERMS TO SUIT you.

attentive auditor But she often interrupts
the entertainment by requesting information
concerning methods that seem bizarre and in
II performance at Windsor Of one OF Sir Arthur
Sullivan's operas she summoned Mr.. D'Oyley
Carte to draw near. and asked him sharply:
why does this young person shake at tho
end - referring to the rciteration OF two notes.
an embellishments frequently used by certain
piled the impresario ruefully. she is not
shaking at the end alone. but all over"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-06

twenty years. He has had charge Of the Debe-
vols" place church for the past fifteen years.
lle was one OF tho candidates named BY the
IouEhliu died.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-06
TICiR-GESEHiL or EEOOKLTS.
bishop Mcdonnell Has Appointed the Rev.
Patrick u. Mcnamara.

Bishop Mcdonnell has appointed tho Rov.
Patrick J. Mcnamara. pastor OF tie Church Of
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-06

ONLY TWO DAYS MORE AND THE AGONY WILL.
OCCUPY tbs PhEs1 ENTAIL CHAIR.
WHILE THE GU sTloS OF PRESIDENTIAL CHAIRS
ONLY GOVERNS US ONCE IN FOUR YEARS. THE
MATTER OF CHAIRS FOR THE HOUSEHOLD IS CON.
sTANTLY CONFRONTING rs.
WE KEEP CHAIRS FOR ALI. PuRPosEs FOR PAR.
LoR. LIBRARY BEDROOM. HALL. DINING ROOM.
AND KITCHEN. A SPLENDID OAK DINING ROOM
CHAIR. 800; BETTER ONES. SIPS AND $3.50:
LEATHER SEAT. $3.50; COLONIAL HALL CHAIRS,
$3.50.
COME AND SEE THEM. ALSO THE S22 co OAK
BEDROOM SUITS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-17
Charlottesville.

CHARrOTrrsvIIR. Va, April 14.-More
preparatiOn than usual IS being made for
Faster services at the University The mu-
sical programme embraces the following Sc
lections: Organ voluntary. Batiste's Com
nunion in y: opening anthem. llOyd's TIE
Deuu in Il fat; Gloria ia Excelsis 10y Hunt
Cantata Domino IN A fat; Deus Mlsereatur,
nv n Willard. Christ the Lord IS Risen To-
Bav - Mozart. AT the lambs High Feast
We Sing. carol; kecessional by Jefery.
Faster will be marked by an unusual num-
ber of fair visitors at the University and IN
CGsrioffesyille. Among those J have heard
of as here or 70 come are Miss Helen Bridges
and Miss Carrie Jones At Colonel enable >;
Miss Maggie Ferguson. Miss Mary Anderson
and Miss May Rodgers at Professor Malet .
Miss LIKE Shumate, OF LynehDurg, at mlss
Juanita Massie's: Miss Irene Langhorne OF
Picbmond Miss jamie Smith OF Danvllle. Miss
Pat Alexander of North Carolina, MISS Eilla-
beth Digges of Missouri. Mss Bessie Martin
of Richmond. al Judge kObertsOns; MISS
Claude Stuart of Washington and Miss bllen
Lee Of Glasgow at MAJOR Masons,
Miss Paxton. OF buena vista, Is mere. e..
Mr.. q. SillIman. OF Richmond Is Nisi'of
here. ,-,.,.
Mr. John /. Cochran. Jr.. is on a trip
which will extend 10 st. Louis.
Mss Virginia Long Is guest al GeneFai
James A fleld5 near dDINOuoNlllO.
DR.. w. NJ. Randolph. OF New YORK, is on
bret visit 20 this county.
Miss Annie Old. of Norfolk. is spending the
Easter holidays with the Misses Moran.
Mrs. James H. Marshall. Of Fauquier, is WIS.,
ting her daughter the Rev. Mrs. II. Is. Lee.
Miss Sallie Wood. Miss Molle and Miss
Iuulce Niche returned Wednesday from the
Virginia Female School at Stanton TO spend
Faster
Mr.. O.. A. Bresux has returned from a two
weeks visit 10 Louisville. Ky
Miss AMMO o. West. Of Barboursyilie. was
married 10 Mr. Thomas ". Gardner. OF
Waynesboro, Va. at the Methodist parsonage
Of this city.
Miss Emma Mallory is in Sheridan, the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. l.. Patterson
Mrs. William II. Wood left Yesterday TOR q
wait to her parents in Coyington. ny.
Mr.. X. w. Duke. city court CLERK, Is out
after serious illness OF rheumatism.
Miss Ella Kives. Of Gotham. sister OF Colo
mel A. J.. Riyes. is i'll Of pneumonia.
The Rev. Henry NJ. Woods. missionary to
China, addressed the Womsns Missionary