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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-03-25
A Desirable Work.

Carton has written story thstn
make your hair curl, said Mawson.
'Get it for me, for goodness saker'
said Mrs. NJ. "It'll save me from burn
ing my fingers off with the tongs."-
Harper's Bazaar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06
4 M1IN-sTREET FIRE.
Tho c. II. sauer Manufacturing Company
Suffered slight Loss.

The alarm Of fire turned in from station No.
81 at 2.4O p. ~ yesterday was caused by a
fire in tho fourth story Of the @. Z. Sauer
Companys mandatory. at the corner OK
Main and Fourteenth streets.
This firm. which is engaged in the manntac-
ture- Of extracts. bluing. etc, used the fourth
story for storing pachng-cases for their
manufactures aud other light storage.
At the time Of the fire two small boys were
at work on this floor putting up bluing and
gave the alarm. Ten or twelve hands arc
usually employed putting up extracts. but at
this time these two boys were the only per-
sons on the fourth floor and were not able 10
account for the FIRE. Thealarm was promptly
responded 70. and the fire quickly put out
The loss. which WAS small. was caused
mostly by damage from water. and Is fully
covered by insurance. as follows: National Of
Baltimore. $4,000 Hartford Fire Insurance
Company q 500. through y T. Pulham q Co..
and 81. 800 in the National OK Hartford.
through tho Security Savings Bank.
The building 10 owned BY Mr. @. T. Sauer.
and was but slightly damaged. The FIRE
created considerable excitement. taking place
at the busiest hour of the day. and drew a
large crowd. The concern will be able to pro-
coed with their business at once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

THE TIMES HAS JUST MADE ARRANGE
MENIs WITH SEVERAL DISTINGUISHED
ARTISTS BY WHICH 1T CAN PRESENT ITS
SUBSCRIBERS TO THE SUNDAY TINES
WITH SERIES OF HANDSOME PICTURES
II COLORS THE ARTISTS ARE NOW A.
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JULY i7rH. ALL THESE PICTURES WILL
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COUNTRY WILL GET THESE FINE WORKS
OF Art WITHOUT COST.
IL YOU Do NOT SUBSCRIBE SEND IN
YOUR NAME AT ONCE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

3 Reorganization Of the Property VIII Soon
bee Proposed.

bee Proposed
NEW Yoag. July Alta meeting Of the re-
ceiyers % the Georgia Central syndicate To-
day au advisory committee consisting of r.
fa.rclid. Fred Z. Olcott aud Walter Luttgen.
Ot August Belmont IL Co.. was app Iintod c.
consult with Speyer 81 Co. on further steps
o. be taken for the protection of their ln-
terests The loan OF s3.7OO.0OJ made DY the
syndicate 90 the Georgia Central committee
became due by the default made by
tie company on It's bonds on Friday last. but
10 present 10 is not deemed advisable Dy the
syndicate % proceed % harsh measures. The
company. however according % Receiver
G NOR is not now earning interest on the
Iouded and floating debt and 10 is stated
that scaling down Of fixed charges is
imperative. None OF the net earnings
have been used % pay any part OF the
floating debt. but on the contrary the floating
debt was increased on July st. 10 being ne
cessarv % borrow money 20 pay coupons on
leased lines The total boating debt amounts
10 81. 1000 900 and on January lst provision
must also be made for the payment OF q 900 -
600 tripartite bonds. Members Of the 5yndi-
cate state that under the circumstances some
action must be taken az once. aud 10 IS stated
that reorganization Of the property Will soon
be proposed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

THE grand jury for the july term convened
Yesterday with Mr. james ID. Hargroye as
foreman. and found the following true bills
0t indictments
Tor felouies A. u. Andrews. Charles Brax-
Rust, Bette Willis.
Tor misdemeauor5 William Atkinson. John
Brown. Alexander Banks Nat Christian.
George CoughIn. Isaac Green. John Har-
man. William Mitchell Louis Bagghanti.
George smith ~ III. wilkins alias w. H.
Scott Robert Worthngton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

The Annual Meeting was Held and Much
Important Business TRANSACTED.

Tho annual Meeting was Held and Much
Important business Transacted.
The board Of directors of the Young Mems
Christian Association held its regular monthly
meetu. n the parlor of the Association build
inp last evening. President S. IS. Trvers
a1d g. g-s vs.. j. Nhtolgr5t. G.. ~. Iunuor
q. j. 5ydnor Jr, and j. b. Montgomery
were present
A number Of bills were ordered 10 be paid
and tine pr0priety was considered NJ reducing
the membership fea Just prior % tho opening
OF the fall season iL September next, but &C.
ti0n aas pOstp ned until the next meeting 90
August.
Secretary Caudlish advocated the co-opora-
ton 0l the directors with the active members
iu tle work and o. was decided that the dlrec-
tors should on and after September lst trm
themselves into visitation committees to visit
the various rooms iu the building as often as
once % week and make themselves familiar
with tho work carried on in tle various de-
partmeIts. President Irarers appointed as
members u the committee for tle month OF
September Messrs. Whitehurst, u Mt
g.meIy Tanner and SydnOr
Mr Montgomery spoke NJ the prosperous
condition Of the boat club az some length.
and Mr Tanner who always shows an al-
most unlimited liberaitY for the Association.
kindly donated q fOrce-pump for bathroom
~ tho b0at-h0use. Which VIII be put up oy
Messrs Sylnor g. Shepard
Nr Tanner also donated al the paint that
will be necessary for tle repaiutug of the
gymnasium. which is AZ present undergoing
extensive repairs
After the transaction OF q COCO deal OF rou-
tine business the board al burned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

Tie following is tho report of tie Health
Department for the week ending July ID:
Whole number OF deaths. 55-wAite, 81
cOlored. B.
Cause of death Apopiexy. ]. cerebro-spinsl
sclero-is j cholera ilfautum, G. congestion
Of brain. q cOusumpu0n &; dlauhla "a. J.,
dlarrl r. chronic. i drowning, Academia.
j. 3ysentary 2, entero coAus, T. fever.
typhoid 81 heart disease. =. inauitiou j,
iauudice - kidney disease, j narasmus Is
meningitis j. obstruction " tho bowels B:
pneumonia. q scroiu.a. J.. whooping cough. J..
Ages One day 20 thirty days. 2, one month
to SIX. o. six months of twelve. 4. one year 10
three. 4 three years o. i've ]. five years o.
ton. B. ten years to twenty j. twenty wears %
thirty. .. t4rty years Co forty, B, forty years
TO fifty. 81 fifty years 60 sixty & sixty years
% saYelLy. }. sevonLy years D elglty. 2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

Many Fourth OF Jay offenders Are Sent
Down to Recupcrnte.
The great Franklin-street dispenser OF even

Tbe great Franklin. street dispenser Of even
-. .oo,or1ov n
handed equity bad before MN yeS'ei1'y .
great number ~ those who had too freely W.
duloe7 d, t,e iowa that tho glorious Fourth
1911 flalc. .r.@ Ia fhe pen was
,.,.e.,t,1 O. LII, GANG ~ eyil-d0ers.
H. i- .'D' III Inv. 49, formal a con-
','-"'~'' ".t tl'' 80 r,or, ~ the oc.
al.'' p1' ~ '-o ~ de foces of some
M o., ..,-,-,1t recognitiop. A num-
- 1'.,, h,ca,er could not wear their
io.t s,f,-,.r etrev lats on account of their
I..l. i'.,.,,, ,,'oroosol several sizes.
Irstico Iofr went into tho docket with coat
a .,.l l...,.l. NV. ami raesel upon the cases
o" au4 ", 'i- ,."S,ta vrere sold the
as IApi1If "' az. ,'oH ..;, ire,.er II tho
previous cav a"" ''-o cl, 'i' ~. ren,dlv as
p"Nl'" 'eI .""' M '''i 81
sIee. cars 10 "i.', il.'. - rocess for an
80 Aeo1 YET .5.l-,,,, TO lon, docket
-.o-'' .'- erd tho tired dispenser
.-5..i a, .,.. Gown electric car for O much
...r.l -.. '-1 tgo pleasures and ouietude
t t...l.. r--.,4.
,It r...,.of,oe ,~o7o several ar
--" .ll ..,tL .-.etir,g "a dis-
te. o.. peIs Ds oln' to. ". C1r1nleiDt
.-..,i,, I'',,' r-.5o t' tio rustico 0f
.l.l, 90, .i'.t ,o,,i,Lorto.d and
.,,.j l-;. 49,. T., ',oefe tbe most
.i.--',,r ,r,ost,.,,t.on ~ t.ese cases. The
..f, ..,. ,i.., 1,.i. .,,'.l'.. ort Tobn Rrodv
,gs-. c.ob foe '3 e-1 IN Benz I'll Tho leedera Of
fr.-.y,
ToIr rlov and CIorfoe Conway wero each
frej 1l0 fs- aare,lf.p, and heating Herman
Nayv ar7 Clav ,ga. sarf ON To- the grand Jury
for carr..re concealed welu9ns. Security 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

Tho schedule Of games is as follows.
Saturday July gth-Nirginias aud Rich
m0nd College.
Saturday. July l6th-Yirginas and Forest
Hills.
Saturday July Richmond College and
Forest Hills
saturday July 30th-Richmond College and
Nlrgiuias.
saturday. August 6th-Forest Hills and yir-
ginias.
Saturday August 13th-Forest Hills and
Richmond College.
saturday August 2Oth-yirginias aud Rich
mond College.
Saturday August 27th-yirginiasa and Forest
Hills.
Saturday. September Sd Richmond Col
lege and Forest Hills
Saturday. september 10Th Richmond Col
lege and NirgInias.
Saturday, September 18th Forest Hills and
Nirgiuias
Saturday. September oath Forest Hills and
Richmond College
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06
LADIES' MUSLIN SKIRTS.

We head this item Skirts. but the Skirts
are no more prominent in exceptional values
than are also tho NIGHT-GOWNS,
CHEMISES and DRAWERS, embraced in
the lot. You know tho facts We bought a
large lot Of Ladies' Underwear, as above.
every ono perfect well made and finished,
but taking advantage Of the manufacturers'
needs We bought them at about one-third less
than usual prices and for the past week have
been selling Ladies' NlGHr-GOWNs,
SKIRTS DRAWERS and CHEMISES
worth e. and sl.25 at o5c. EACH.
We haven't all sizes loft, but still there Is q
goodly lot,
NOW sjc. EACH.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

The Board Of Public Works met Yesterday
in the Governors Office o. listen 20 the state
ment OF Coloue. Thomas Iabb. If Hampton,
who appeared in the interest of the Hampton
and old Point electric road. The conference
WAS with reference 90 the assessment OF the
valuation of the property Of that company for
the present year.
The board has not vet taken any action IN
fixing the assessments for the various rail
road. steamboat canal and express companies
doing business ia this state.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

Mr. and Mrs. Stephens Of New York city.
who are 40 present visiting iu thi, city. called
ou Govern Mckinney yesterday. Among
the other visitors 40 tie Executive chamber
were Captain Oscar Edwards. president of
the Pilot Association at Norfolk and Mr..
Merritt T. Cooke. member of tie House Of
Delegates. 0f Norfolk and Senator w. A.
Little. of fredericksburg The last named
gentleman enters to-day 90 the duties of the
office vi COMMONWEALTH attorney Of
fredericksburg % which Le has been re-
Gently elected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

IN. Best Medicine for Bowel Complaint.
Mr.. A. j. Dsrnell. of Matilda. Bedford
county. Va. says: II have tried Chamber
lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarh@a Remedy
for collie several times and II has always
aiyeu relief in short time Ny mother used
n for bowel complaint and It cured her IN a
very short time. MI J. ". Rice was at my
house and was taken with pain IN tho
stomach gave him dose Of your remedy
and he was relieved IN few minutes IL is
the best medicine ever tried Any one who
wants information regarding II can write 10
me- For sao by Owens & Minor Drug
IompAny, 1907 cast Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06
THE BEST YARD-WIDE COTTON

in the world for the price. We are selling q
Fine. Soft-Finished, Medium-Weight Cotton.
free from dressing or starch. full yard wide
and for general family use unsurpassed. at
the phenomenal price Of 65{c. yard. Cotton
has never been as low since 1Sl7 as 1t IS To-
day This explains the remarkable price.
Sometimes tho name or brand OF the cotton IS
an additional guarantee as 10 It's sterling
qualities Il is "Androscoggin L." This is
an opportunity Of q lifetime. GO. yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06
Woodward & LOthrOD,
TEMPLE
DRY GOODS STORE,
CORNER BROAD CANADIANS STREETS.
REMARKABLY GOOD VALUES.

Yesterday we made mention Of several
items Of Dress Fabrics, the prices on which
would lead one to suppose that they were
ordinary OF inferior goods. Assuring you,
however that the prices in every instance
were BACKED BY QUALITY. the same thing
holds true for to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06
Denth of aIr.. WI. 2. Gretter

william p Gretter died Nondav. July Alb.
40 Waterbury. Conn. She was daughter O!
the late w. T. W. Taylor and was well-knOwn
and greatly beloved IN this city. She was d
sister of the late w. C. Taylor and Of Mr..
Fenton Taylor.
Her husband has many frionds in this city;
who will synpathize with him IA his sad
bereavement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

Coroner Taylor yesterday investigated the
case " oliver Walker the negro who Tell
from o wagon on Main and Fourteenth street
Monday morning aud su sequenty died from
bus INJURIES Walker was very int xicated
when be attempted % board the wagon. and
the driver knew nothing of what was happen
ing behind hm until the negro fell. no
blame could possibly be attached o. any one
and au inquest was not held. Walker hyed at
1907 east Cay street, and was tlrty-nine
u..r- DID
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06
LADIES' BLACK COTTON HOSE.

25 dozen Ladies' Fast Black Cotton Hose.
full finished seams. double heels aud toes.
made 10 be sold for 80 to $50 per pair a
fortunate purchase has enabled US TO offer
them at the very low price Of DC. OK FIVE
PAIRS FOR 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

Messrs. H. T. Page. counciman-elect from
Jefferson ward. anthony Griffith, clerk ~ tho
Third market L.. l.. White, clerk Of tie po-
lice court. and Lawrence Gibbons, bai.ih Of
tho same court took the oath before Mayor
Elyson yesterday. qualifying them r their
respective Offices Quite number " the new
members VI the Council have b. far tailed 10
quality.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06
Cheap Trip TO New York and Return via

Cheap Trip 20 New York and Return via
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company
On the occasion Of the Convention Of tie
Young Peoples Christian Eudeayor Conyen-
ton
Fare for the round trip only sl1.2O
Tickets on sale July 9Th 70 It'll. good 90 re-
turn until July 18th, inclusive. and by special
Arrangement the return tickets can be ex-
tended until August 18th.
For tull Information apply az Ticket ONCE,
Byrd-stroet Station. C. A. I1LoR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

The civil engineers. who were in session at
Ford.s Hotel ON Monday, left yesterday
morning for their homes after having "a brief
business session and viewing the points OF in-
terest IN Richmond Those who were
81. Il5aIv p.eased with Nirgiuia's capital. and
was much Impressed with the many industries
10 le seen hero
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06
Chaneery Court.

JUDGE Lamb Yesterday granted an injunc-
ton on the Lii Of complaint Of Alpheus Win
ter. restraining John II. Bucklyn and others
from taking part in the meetings of the
stockholders Of the Southern Loan aud In
vestment Company and from interfering ia
any way with the affairs Of the company until
further order of tho court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

Mr.. NJ. NJ. Moore. the postmaster at Brad
shaw. Va. relates his experience with Cham
berlain's Colo. Cholera and Diarrhoa Remedy
IA follows. " used 10 ia two cases for colo
and two OF three for bowel complaint with
perfect satisfaction in every case handle a
great deal of patent medicine, but never used
anything that gave as good results AZ Cham
berlains Collie. Cholera and Dlarrh1a lem
ody" For sale by Owens ~ Minor Drug
Cnmuanv IO0I aast Main stHs-A,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

WAsHNGroH. ID. c.. July "a telegram
was received al tho Treasury Department to-
day from Special Agent Williams, az Port
Townsend, Washington. confirming the news
of the capture. by tho revenue cutter Cor
win. of thel supply steamer " Coquitlan IN
Alaskan waters. Several other seizures were
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

We call attention to the advertisement Of
the Chester Collegiate Institute. situated az
Chester. "a. on the line OF the hichm nj
and Petersburg railroad equal distance from
both Richmond and Petersburg.
The institution Is specially designed for the
education Of young ladies and the corps OF
instruction has been selected with view ~
giving the highest educational advantage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

WASHINGTON. d. c., July The Treasury
Departments statement Of changes In the
circulation during last month aud the fiscal
year Just closed shows a net decrease during
June of 1l6g35.sJl. but for the twelve
months ended June 3Oth an increase o.
-10800j183.
The changes ia tho circulation Of various
kinds OF money during the last fiscal year,
together with the amounts 10 circulation, are
shown 0y The following table
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

The following suits were instituted in the
City Circuit Court yesterday:
E Walters. trading as j. Walters 81 Co.
$780,
b. A. " Powers by l.. Powers. her agent.
against Smith 81 Wood Debt for tl36.29
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06
Two Zinc rnrlght rinno. Cheap.

Both pianos must be sold. as they belong 10
parties need ng the money. One Is Hailet
and see them or write Va. Manly Il. RamoC
II Co.. 800 Main street. Richmond Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

tee on Finance at 7P. NJ. Committee on
Light 40 p. NJ.
The other standing committees will meet
for organization during the next few days
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

During June there was q net decrease IT
Sll.0l. I01 10 money and bullion Leld 10 tho
Treasury. There was decrease OF gl2.s3z,-
2jJ IN gold coin. 55jjz. 800 in silver Treasury
notes s31l7l27 10 gold bullion and s234,-
7-3 10 subsidiary silver while tie store Of
standard silver dollars increased -129 SIC
uIteI states notes 81 .63s 46z. national bank
notes .305. 200 and silver bullion S4,lOI575.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06
1000 YARDS TIFPETA ORGANDIES,

Ia Cream. White, Black, Tinted grounds
with rich printings Of dainty colorings. Have
always sold, prior to this purchase, for zoo.
yard.
Special Price. 1910.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06
A BALL LEAGUE FORMED.
RICHMOND WILL NAVE GOOD GAMES.
The vIrginias, the College Club aud the
Forest HiIl Teams Have United and VIII
Play Every saturdsy-The Schedule.

That American institution, the base ball
crank, is soon 10 enjoy the delights Of a
league in Richmond, and genuine sport can
be anticipated. Three clubs have entered into
a combination and will play each Saturday at
Island Park. beginning July 9th and ending
the series September 24th.
AT least, this will be done if purse Of two
hundred dollars is raised, and there should
certainly be IN Richmond enough lovers Of
baseball 10 make up that amount. The man
who Is ever complaining that the town IS dead
should send ia his i've dollars. and the in
diydual who wants 20 see a good team here
should not be 0utdone by his neighbors.
Ever since the old Virginia team dlsbanded
there have been 10 Richmond men who seemed
20 be willing % help along ball team. and
they are exactly the men that are now needed.
one dollar apiece from two hundred of just
such individuals would consummate matters
better than anything else. and IHE TIMES
will head the list with contribution Of five
dollars Thirty-nine other contributors
Of two dollar certificates would
entertain the can t-get-awaYs during tie sum
mer months. and Tx TINES is authorized by
the managers of the league % receive sub
script0ns. All lovers OF the national game
have thus an opportunity 20 show their teaIty
% Richmond and genuine sport, and all 50
inclined are requested 70 leave their names
With the amount OK their contributions OF
TIM IDU Office.
TIE THREE TEAMS.
Tho league is composed If the following
teams The Nirginias. Of this city the Col
lege. of Richmond College. and the Forest
Hills of Manchester. All three clubs possess
within their ranks the very best amateur
talent in this vicinity and the recent games
played by them demonstrate thai they can
present % q Richmond public baseball con-
tests as excellent as any that can be seen out
side Of the American Association games.
Every one should therefore, give this initial
effort their most hearty support and help
Me-srs Dung, Harrison and Mathews, the
managers. By financial aid and otherwise.
The teams are as follows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06

Tho special committee of the Maryland
Legislature. who WILL confer with the special
committee from the Virginia Genera. ASSEM-
bly, with % WOW " bringing about settle
meut of the existing difficulties lu regard o.
tho boundary h1e will have 40 tLeir disposal
two vessels ono of which viii contain the
necessary sleeping accommodations. while tho
other one is o. be occupied during tie day as
sort OF rs floating diuing-ro0m.
Tile Iilg..I. delegation JAS oeeu il guam
dary what % 30. inasmuch as the steamer
Chesapeake. which IS owned by the State. Is
entirely too small 90 accOmm date the party.
which viii consist OF nineteen persons.
Speaker Cardweu the chairman of tho Viz
gIna committee. has underworld 20 secure in
some way The services of at least one larger
boat. but up 20 yesterday bad failed 90 meet
with success and 10 WAS expected that the
Virginia delegation would oe compelled TO
pat into shore every evening 90 find quarters
az some hotel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-06
FOR SALE.

nHuRCH PEWs FOR sALE-wE Will
I seli very cheap a lot OF good SECONp-
HAND PEWS Apply 90 J. y. DlOhlN5ON \
GRO ssl east Main street; or corner Psrry ana
Seventh strsets. Manchester " elv
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-06-26

boil and the grand finale would result
in an explosion. She pictured it from a
spectacular standpoint. The steam was
more than friendly; it was obnoxious In
its milky gloom. 1t was as bad al Lon
don. Finally Nadjy returned. The
steamed victims were unanimous IN ex-
pressions of JOY were released.
The next feature was the securing
room, and here Nadiy proved herself to
be an athlete in addition to her other
personal attractions. She seized bar
of soap and hostler's brush, and with
these weapons and her muscular de-
yelopments she attacked the defenseless
victim at all points, vulnerable and in
envulnerable alike. She scrubbed ana
spatted and kneaded and spanked, and
finally clothed the PROSTATE and van
ouished form stretched out on the mar
bic slab before her in an armor OF soap
suds, and then viewed the result with
beaming satisfaction. The victim looked
like frosted angel on wedding cake.
She really presented remarkable ap-
pearance. The sensation was also rather
novel. 1t battles description.
Now you may stand up" IL was
something of feat to remove the phys
ical proportions from a soapy slab with
proper dignity. The latter quality was
by this time much tho worS" 20"