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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-14

Cash quotations were follows Nour-Nomnllly
S SasR 70 spring Wheat 6o9 81 10 no red
C5 la SO lie; No corn. 30 80 4oc no %a'I
fax seed. 81 o.: prime timothy seed, - 30 Mess
pork Dbl, $40 81 Ia go Lard per 100 % H. no
Sa $40 o. .hd Gs TSs if % S o
sides boxed. $40 81 1-2o $40 Gel whiSkey-Dis-
isrs finished goods per gal 81 o l3 While
o b. 33 la SAC: No 3 white b. 81 lag SIC
80 barley b S 5S So E2S6aS No to 9nTey the
ter market frmer. Creamery, 16a 5oc DAIRY
i5d I5c. Eggs quiet strictly fresh, 13o 10 1-.c
r Shcs ec. Corn %' easy SO mixed oats
frin: No . mixed. 81 1,4a3?c; Rye nominal L. No
Bulk R.' meats tori hTm t' -. steady
sii 25s sll 81 70 Whisky 'irm; sale r,r 1i5 6Gls
s ss:a2 Es Dsio weak H1' 8S strong
Minneapolis. June There was very good trade
sr%er 10 a." Northern selling at so I2aeOc No
il =. as hgss %
September opened and lowest 63 1-sc; highest
81 i2c; No Northern, 60 Ice; No . Northern
Philadelphia, June 13.-Flour-very little dolns
a ass TO- Geqos Wheat S' ruled arm and adyanced
Rye~No 2 PENNSYLVANIA in car lots. 63c. Corn
DRssdn R%n sf' q Sp:H4sa F a jHy .
August, a. 3-4d4sc september 49, a. l,4c oats
white June 80 LA 80 SIC july 800 80 l-2c August
and September. $50 36c. Bntter firm but quiet; Penn
syvana exTs Soc nns nar p o
Cheese quiet and steady; XewYorh factory l, iS
$50 hams, smoted, ga 5oa $40 des, clear rb6 ,,
fully cured and smoked 80 Sl1 % lardpure city
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FURNISHED Rooms.

A.-TwO LARGE come ting rooms,
elegantly furnished; running water, gas,
hath; scrond floor; suitable for four per-
son ~ per w,ex. ~ East lOth-st.,
N Broadway.
At 252 WEST j2D-ST.-rn strictly p 1.
yaic family h'c location; third st ~
-Gua'r irort room siitaia for one or two
-rntlrmcn CONVEX 1cnt u b galway and ].
.oid l'.ioienrc~.
LENING1ON.ANE.. To5 nur c2d.st.-
FIT floor front. LARGE fuini,h I loom terms
moderate.
BACHELOR APARTMENTS.-Co DOL
moarri Improvements hotel gttcaduncc
sumner rate: baths; convenient hotels.
cluh-. l. lat 29th-st 9Th and Madison
AYES.
TWO ri FINISHED Rooms for r..
spectacle ladlc- ton floor 733 7th-ayc.
ETH ST. Z Wtsr.-Thlcc plcasa I
ccpni .flrv roon.> rnnncrtinG. q. separate ;
sum- - prizes, ;tai j Mt. references.
2isT.ST.. ~ EAST. GHANERCY
rARK Large and email hand -om"y FUR
ni-h'd rooin.. all ronNc iict,c; reasonable
1,rH->I lly VL>r.-tlctan.ly fur.
nisB,1 scc"nd noor ana 9th looms TO rent (;
rVrrr 'qtGcrl improvement. references
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OrfSsmaHlnq.


A-ARTJSIIC Dl;i>SMAk Nc
uinquo DESIGNS: evening Gr'ssc, special.
y motel n,dcr, a. short notice, ana nod
cra,e charges. Mr.. MclLEOY o. East
9tn->i. uupo-i" >urvJlf IuilHiu-.
\ oDNrErEN DREssMAKER wishc,
to % axe rn-oc ui'ntr wi-h families living 10
tho county highest cit- references. Adj
Dire. nIf.S>MAKER IjG East s7th-st.
1ONrEIFNT DRE>-NAKEH by the
day. artr~oon. 10 the I'm" work pc
frct ~. reference RON tn best families
Nil MoNrA''i T.. - W., .'ih''t
DEi.>>NAkEK wsgt, few u,o,e Gus
toner, at hcrac; suits from ~ up. H.
t0A. 81 W,-t sctn.s,.. near Riverside
Drive.
A.-A.-DRFs~M elegant cutter
and r.tcT IS dAy or dt home perfect NJ
guaranteed velvet. Xix or 'loth suits made
Ia short TN" Tor SO: fancy waists. coats
an1 bali gowns a -pccia.ty. ~ East 10Th
~. mar iroad~ay
DRE~>NN tlo latest Psr,;'an
"a . Ions uaa' a. short notice. WILSON,
lsi West "oth-s'.
>sMNKIR would Tx NOR engage
n~n,. bv &C. osv r",fcct'y cNper e9c'd in
the attest Gnslen- = drcs-luaking. Ad
drcs, a C.. 20 Wet 2oth.st.
pRr>>N AKTR wishes few mora crs.
touer - home. tir'. REYNOLDS, "S3
W,.' .9'h.-f
pr VI Us q < fN'H .i"nt'd. go'N NtfF,
wants NOR. 'r-as"nlent- lrINite iamili"-
ci'g o. counirr bit reference. Address
DEES>M NKEG. / .317 Is oadway.
PARTISAN DEE~>MAKEH. hrst.cla@s
cutter ntt"r. pupil. thu bit houses. Pari'.
wants nor" ru-torler- ~ HON" ct by day;
references. ~ Livingston Place.
FRENCH DRl~>MA kEH. good cutter
ard inter Wishes 10 have NOR, customers by
tho day - ~ % ~ hon" Address Mile.
1T NIL 81 We-' -2d--t.
DRFS-NAKER wishes moro customers
hv - dts~ lnuv e.fofic.ce. address
DRES,N AkI.R Boz -. ia. Broadway.
uFNKlETTt MICHEL. ~ Yves. i7th.
- WI .nl nov impaired india silk tren:
adluc and glnghan dresses at rcdu ed
prices.
MADAME nOI.S NLLF mskeS costumes
from y ur. remOiNl. and Ienoyates rlp,l
- new a'-o gO'e ont by thc day NJ g.
-Oi Wet l3'1--.
SEAL. GARMENTS and flr> Of all
kinds r.nalrri .odvcd. rclin"d altered oni
rc,uodrllrd Ia new shaucs; estimates given.
f,ETIG I3l West 22i.-t.
Vr>ITING MILIGNER.-I.aties called
On own materials mad IN all IN LAT :,
.tVlr-. no Dositl-. Azure, '. u ~
80 West l3th--t.
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miscellaneous.

A.-WESTLOTORN Detective and Law
Agency: di,oIecs specially separations. d e
serllo,Is' damages. shadowirP, private infor-
nation furnished suits prosecuted and de-
Tended consultation nee. % Nass3u-st.
IMMENSE VARIETY OF ladies' waist.
vests, collarctte-. ties and summer bl0usce
a, nriccs lower than elsewhere styles rN-
elusive and unique. JAMMES, 900 Broad
way.
MEMORABLE SALES 9oc. ch0pols
wa.hahI,. i.bution glove, with large but
tons ioc; LOO suede gloves, Glc 81 90
ROYAL Biarritz Kids. G9c. JAMMEs. 30?
Broadway.
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Real estate 10 Gxrhan9e.

COMPLETE COUNTRY SEAT At
Cornwall O I, the Hud-on, very nea,.ny "a a.
nosouitoes: must be seen u he apyreciaeeu,
Mil exchange for BROOKLYN or Ncw-fofk
nroperty. OWNER, II Wall'st.. room A.
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Gitn Real estate for Sale

rrJY YOUR HOUSES before you go in
me country. and save more than sin months
Interest IN price; west 10, 10, = sp p,s Wy
S1FvEN'S. 3th-a,e., cor '"d's'' o'"'''c'
ana fO3.
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Bnslness Chances.

1
A MANUFACTURER OF toilet goods
that are patent.d wants assistant inInedi-
att AID sure income guaranteed small In.
vc.tmcut of 500. Ad1ress PHELPS, III
West 42d-st.
A GENTLEMAN with 5o'ooO capital
10 invest now may learn Of something 70
his liking I'm manufacturing and publish
imy business splendid opportunity. IUB-
IIsHER. Tribune Uptown once, Lag
broadway.
AUTOMATIC BATHING CARRIAGE.
Same canjtali-t will make "A fortune on
Ills sure will be all the rage at watering
niece. ,rotIts enormous. Immediate sue
cess. PATENTEE. Box u, Tribune once.
ATTENTION. COAL MEHCHANTs;-
Rarcain $40 500 Will buy Newark; y. j.,
nropc.;y and business OF 70 years cstb-
ii.bed coaiyard worth $1,000 year.
lIOpGTS, l7G Broadway' loom y.
A BUSINESS CHANCE worthy attcn'
ton: dryeo6ds, 5000 boot ana SHOES.
"a 600 cause Of relling, dc'th oi seniof
membrr Of frni; no chan,e ioF drohe'
ATTENTION, HARDWARE MEK-
cHANS'-sS'oo 900 will buy Newark, n.
~ STOCK fytnrcs and business o. iong,e ,,
shops. HODGES, l70 Broadway Room ~
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Gitn Real Gsta!f % Let

Chicago.
woRIDS FAIR.-Firetclass accommo.
1871 IT, ,na,vidual~ and large pa ties
H Soase IN 0r perfect sanitary cosditIeh' FSl
svrfher nf,iculars address r; Z. AAi q
o 5a5 Prairie-aye., Chlcago' ILL
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6elp Wante0.


FeIudlcA
LADIES WORK FOR Us at home
money for the next 10 days full instructions
free. ETkUSCAN ART CO., 30 East
i4th-st.
WANTED.-By a private family, a Prot
estant girl a. iirst-ciaes laundrc,> 10 90
10 the country for the summer; must have
good recommendations. Call "Wednesday and
Thursday. between 10 and l. q. M, at
1872 West 71st-st.
WANTED-A young girl al waitress
and chambcrmald. TO 90 ~ the county.
Call "wednesday from 10 until | o'clock,
at 40 East 2Jth-st.
WANTED-Good girl q, cook and laun-
dress; six In family. Call to-day (Wednes-
day. {. III. STEWART, 30l West
! -th-st.
WANTED-Ladles 70 write at home en-.
close smnped envelope. ELLA WERST.
secretary. South Bend. Ind.
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Uork Uauteo.


A LADY missionary here on important
business asks for remunerative work Until
October is an excellent companion well
acquainted willing to travel. URGENT
Tribune Oliicc.
RESPECTABLE ORPHAN girl wishes
work OF any kind fair writer; good at
figures. Address Miss X. CURTAIN,
l53 Conover-st., Brooklyn.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.-
Competent stenographer and typewriter opera
TOR desir : position will taSr home Work
very best references. l3O Fast 1yul-s1.
STENOGRAPHER & TYPEWRITER
| COMPETENT and experienced. desires per
mancnt POSITION; references. HEMING'
Ton, 10 West 14th-st.
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
desires morning engagement. Address f.,
23l0 1th-ave.
TYPEWRITING neatly done. Ad'
dress II. A.. .i3 West l2oth-st.
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Bodr6 uu0 Rooms.

CONNECTING ROOMS. baths; excel
lent board best references. 80 East
D2C-st
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNI. -TOrKs.
san IrancIs-D. Inn. ~ lsng.
Conntrn Real estate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONrCLAIR.-Resid
properties Of all descriptions for sale ard TO
let iurn shed houses.
TUBS & TAYLOR 5 Bcckman-st.
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for GGle.

AT REDUCED PKICES.-5o0 second
hand WOO. and iron working machines;
iully guaranteed machinery bought and ck-
hanged. GEORGE j.. EDDY. 3Jo Madl-
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UorK Wanteu

ARTIST wishes 10 make original designs.
shOwcllds. labels, carIcatufc>, &C., asOu'
ably advertising books w,itten IN prose OF
rhyme and illustrated. w. IL. C., I07 Attn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20
In the Social World at Home and Abroad
H
n~. nSua aRan les

ington. ID. c.. S. r. Mallory. Florida, II.
c. Edwards and wife, Washington, ID. c..
s. Shippe. Lexington, Va; j. d. Lahey,
G.. Marsh. Philadelphia, Pa; Mrs. Fell
heImer and family. Hot Springs, Ark !;
II. s. Lyman, Charlottesville. Va; II.
White, Indiana, Pa; @. A. Poole. Balti-
more. Nd; II. Parish. Baltimore. Md !;
w w. Johnes and wife, Baltimore, Md !;
Mrs. f. NJ. Chadbourne. Portland, Me- !;
H. w. Fisher and wife, Pittsburg, Pa;
A. A. Gallagher, Chattanooga. Tenn;
Mrs. II. A. Nightingale. c. Rudd. r. d.
Carpenter and daughter. Richmond, Va;
X. ID. Neesen, New York; Mrs. ]. r. VIII
liams. Miss Williams. Jersey City. N. j.;
G. Godstein Louisville, KY; c. o. NJ.
Cole and wife. New York; 3. w. Fu-
qua, Owensboro, Ky; J. w. Loving.
Client, Ky; o. Harris. Carrollton, KY;
Mrs. d. G.. Adds, Miss b. Adds,
Miss L. Tomppert.. Miss N. Davidson.
+. C. Aeves and wife, Louisville. Ky; G..
W. Wilson, Miss A. Wilson, st. Louis,
Mo-: C. W. sammis, Miss e. V. sammis,
Baltimore, Md; r. A. Wallis and wife,
Philadelphia, Pa: II. w. Fuller, Washing
ton, d. c.; c. d. Moody, 4. f. Goltro,
St Louis, Mo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20

| proved his skill as an expert marksm'n
| In bringing down large number OF pun
| bats from their errat aerial evolutiohs'
| Tbursday night game Of progressive
| hearts was greatly enjoyed. Mrs. James
| pritchett won first prize, Cadet Samuel
| Elliott the second, and Miss Marie Cooke
| the consolation.
Friday night beautiful favor german
was given by Messrs. Boswell and Belt In
| Commitment 10 MISSES Lena and May
| Davis. OF Petersburg. Fifteen couples In
| all.
The peach crop is a great success in this
section. Rely Brothers make large ship
ments daily. one order consisted OF one
hundred and sixty cases.
Their salesman on the Springs ground
has nearly reached his four-score years,
and vet moves around sprightly. lie
brides himself upon living with his wife
for over nifty years and never exchanging
cross words with her. He qualities his
remark by a shake OF the head and adds:
when woman begins to talk ! begin 10
walk" lie can be counted a philosopher.
The annual meeting of the State Phar-
maceutical Association Will take place
here on the 18th OF September, and inter
est begins TO centre upon this. Each day
the programme will be varied by some
amusement on the lawn. DR.. Roberts
Baker, Of your city. is the corresponding
secretary.
In conclusion, pardon me for mention
ing that the guests here are almost inva-
riably OF the class who pleasantly mingle
in social enjoyments and contribute TO
the enjoyment OF each other. thereby
making a happy social circle. An occa-
sional grumbler drops In, like an intruding
fly, to sip on the rim of our cup. But the
lack Of appreciation for such company
causes a quick retreat
II Is with much regret that our company
part with Mrs. Griffin and her pleasant
party of relatives and friends from Nor
folk county.
Among the recent arrivals are DIR. 5. n.
Upshur, wife. three children and maid:
Mrs B. II. Abrams, child and nurse. At
ianta, Ca; Mrs. NJ. b. Trotman and son,
Churchand, Va; Rev. II. A. Penick, wife
and two sons, Frankfort, KY; Rev ID. s.
Elsom, wife and son, Fincastle, Va; Au.
gustine Hames. Knoxville, Tenn. f. b.
Baker, University Of Virginia.
. have not seen the idea advanced else
where. but j think II correct one-gold
and silver bear the same relation 10
finance that man and woman do to the
human race. The Almighty made pairs
OF every breathing animal and it is in
Keeping with His law that we should
maintain the purchasing power of the two
metals
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vermillon OF Norfolk. had highly APP
| preciatiye audience. There were series
| Of thirteen unusually well grouped and
| costumed for the facilities at hand. the
! girls all looking their best. AS for the
young men, lace. diamonds. knee bret ches
and rouge worked a transformation. and
! the spectators had an opportunity OF
realizing the immense advantage the sex
enjoyed in days OF Aud Lang Syle,"
| when this was the ordinary eve hing
| dress.
There are a number OF pretty ctil-
dren at the Sweet this season, some
OF them taking part In the tableltm.
Two little girls. Misses Susie Reed and
Bessie Grandy, OF Norfolk, danced beau
tifully before the Gypsy Queen.
Miss Hannah Smythe, OF Charleston.
S. c., gave a fine selection OF violin
music between two Of the scenes.
Mrs. Castor Caperton gave a delightful
progressive euchre party on Tuesday
evening at her pretty cottage in the
field where the card playing was en-
Joyed amidst the perfume of flowers and
the singing Of birds, the guests after
wards partalSing OF refreshments under
the trees. The four prizes were won by
Mrs. j. T. L. Reed OF Norfolk, Miss Sal
lie Miles OF New Orleans Miss Beirne
Of Huntsville. and Mrs. Kelley Of Louis
VILE
Messrs Blair and Biankenship Of Rich
mond, always active in contributing 10
the pleasure of the young ladies, got
up a hayride one afternoon that is re-
ported to have been the jolliest kind of
treat
A pretty young virtUoso Of speech and
song, Miss Adelaide Detchon, gave two
recitals here after her appearance at
ha M efao Cd
at both places.
On Thursday the bus" was kept busy
plying between the Sweet and the scene
Of country dance mile or more down
the road. where the individuality Of the
mountain people made a lasting impress
aion on beholders from the cities.
There have also been several courses
OF boar during the week among other
things. First, bear In the cornfeld early
in the morning, then bear in the pen up
on the mountain side, next dead bear
on the lawn surrounded by a curious
throng. One little urchin of five sum-
mers wanted to know IL two-year-old
bear could hurt a fiye-year-old boy, and
an old West Virginia nanny who knew
the nature of the beast replied "Yaas,
he could eat you all to pieces" The
last course of bear was served the fol-
lowing morning for breakfast. only his
skin remains The walters had a min
strel entertainment last night, and some
of their wit was very amusing. The
head walters this season are favorites,
Ryland Lewis doing credit TO the train
ing of a Richmond lady, Mrs. Thomas
Rutherford. Nothing can take the place
Of old-fashioned politeness.
Miss Fannie Dixon, Of Alexandria.
chaperoned by Mrs. Newton, has made
a short visit here. She is the young lady
VINO had the distinction Of touching the
button that blew up Helgate.
Mrs. John Howard and her daughter,
Miss Annis. are among the guests.
Richmond has always been noted for
It's pretty girls, and Miss Howard might
be called the beauty Of the Sweet at
this time.
Mrs. Lafferty, formerly Miss Bessie
Lay, Of Richmond. arrived to-day.
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9LYErr At BLUE RIDGE.
Those Summarizing at the Popular Re-
sort.

BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS. VA. August
lS.-Special- intellectual feast form
erly enjoyed In peruslng the columns OF
The Times at A. NJ. Is now a. relic OF
the past, and echoes the sad refrain.
blessings brighten as they take their
flight"
We were quite content with the make
up" of The Times, and many faces wore
an interrogation-point expression. re-
Elected in every feature. when told that
the early edition Of the Richmond taiiiss
had suspended.
The cause was discussed. and badly
cussed. by some. for we are deprived OF
Il luxury that gave color and zest 20 the
days enjoyments We could readily forego
details OF the forensic battles now being
waged Ia the halls OF Congress; their
Javelins ur gold and silver would CLEAN as
brightly SITTER the delay OF day, and
the coun ~ Is no richer in the end.
The roas1d OF gayety goes rushing along
Another progressive euchre party, ana
again Mrs. James /. Pritchett. of Danville,
takes away the head prize. This time,
however. she had a tie with Miss Marie
Cook. OF Atlanta. Ca. bat in drawing
Mrs. Pritchett wen.
The gentlemen's prize was taken by Mir.
Charles II. Erenaman. OF Baltimore. Mr..
" W. bNoity. OF EahNiiic, won the con-
s"iauon prize. by the way. Mr. Dudley
enjoys the distinction OF being the only
oFerrah delegate from this city, ana
pahVille would no doubt be glad 20 see
hifn on the Governors staff
n"o,her watermelon fea9t on the lawn,
AUG e"is time nap photograph was
teAeh' FOLK Miller will have to reyi Sc his
, lam, song on this subject when he sees
n BIZ. 4. w. Boswell ana b. l.. Belt. or
=, returned last night from a visit
po ne nelsnoorsng summer resorts. Mr..
80 ,"en 70 the fortunate owner OF a pair
~ sp~hsing bays This. coupled with his
general favorite. "'"' W oe q
Dr. Hoffman Alien =, ,.u.
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Fancy q woman about thirty-eight years
of age. quite stout. Of medium height
dressed in rich but s0mbre clothing, a
pale face, blue eyes and gold-rimmed
spectacles, and you will have a larry
good idea OF Miss Mary Garrett, OF BAL
timore, daughter Of the great raHroad
king. Miss Garrett makes her home In
baltimore. bur spends much Of her time
IN New York, and every summer she
Journeys 10 Europe with her maid. and
quite Independently travels from one place
TO another She Is a woman OF gentle
breeding and possessed OF great knoWl-
edge. not only of affairs in this country
but i'm Europe She speaks hair dozen
languages fluently, and is said 10 be
walking Poor's Manual on railroad ar
fairs She inherited her father love TOT
the railroad business. and Is acquainted
with every detail OF the great company
which her father founded. she Is wen
nosted. too. on what other railroads are
doing and she is so keen I'm her Juds-
ment OF railroad securities that she has
made a great fortune for herself by Ju-
dicious Investment. Miss Garrett Is
most entertaining taiker. Her voice Is
soft and low. She has not one mannish
characteristic. and this Is quite surprising,
too for she has been constant traveller
the world over and has been brought
closely I'm contact with men In Dusi-
ness way. She spends her time syste-
matically. TO business she devotes a
large share; 10 society, very iltue, out
TO charitable work she is ever ready TO
turn. Her fortune is very large-a good
many millions, perhaps $4,000 0O-and in
creaslng yearly. She will soon be one OF
the richest women in the world. To see
her on the street no one would believe
che was worth 81 900.
How would you prefer to spend old
age?' Geneyieve Ward would forget
IT." George Grossmith would try TO
still feel young" Wilson Barrett would
pass It with honor, love, obedience,
troops Of friends Blanche Maeklin
would
ARGUE not
Against Heavens hand or will, nor bate
jot
or heart or hope. but still bear up and
steer
Right onward"
Madge Kendall would correct the
fauls Of her youth" Geoge Giddens.
I'm the work house," Edward Compton,
lin harness." Katherine Compton. Far
from the madding crowd Camille
D'Arville. with plenty OF money and
in comfort" Il. q. Warren. I'm cottage
by the sea or up the river" William
Terriss. in the arms OF a pretty girl
Florence Wade, crowned with laurels
and every comfort" Jessie Millward,
dreaming Of the days that are no more
Terry would pass his old age
Sin the midst Of his family and the COM
partnership OF old friends William Ken
dal says: II haven't thought about 1t,
sufficient unto the day, etc Edith
Bruce. I'm competency with those l
love-" Leonard Boyne. ''in calm and
peaceful repose with my dogs and horses.
by true friends. and with
sufficient means 20 alleviate the suffer
Ings OF others" Minnie Bell briefly says:
Comfortably, thanks" w. Lestocq
would have a comfortable income and
little work." T.. W. Gardner would like
rural retirement" Ellen Lancaster Wal
lis would be in harness-helping young
actors and actresses to achieve great
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20

Against Heavens hand or will, nor bate
a jot
OF heart or hope. but still bear up and
steer
Right onward"
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promptly ut 7:3O o'clock. The tickets are
but nifty cents, and the AFFAIR promises
10 be most delightful and successful
one. The Kings Daughters" OF Trinity
nave certainly endeavored by earnest ef-
tort TO make 1t so, and II is hoped that
their effort will be rewarded by the pa
tronage OF the public
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Crochet Bed Spreads Scores of Pat
terms to select from--at CSC. 7jc, S1ic.,
95c., Sl.00. SL15, Sl.95, $l37tc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20
BoHoEs FROM the SWEET.
The Social Music at the Height OF Har-
mony.

SWEET SPRINGS. w. VA, August
n'v-spec'sl-Ihe past week at the
sweet mas been characterized by variety.
The tableaux gotten up by Miss Mamie
bishop Of Richmond. and Miss Mary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20

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