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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22

NORFOLK, Va. Aug. 2l.-Mr. Pierre Lor-
rillard's sumptuous house ahoat, the
steamer Carmen. which has been here
several days from Florida, left to-day for
New York.
Rev. n. w. Butler having accepted the
call will enter upon his duties as pastor OF
the Christian church IN Berkeley Novem-
Der LIST.
The business exchanges will give the
visiting Grocers' Union. OF Charlotte, n.
c., an excursion 10 Old Point and the
canes tomorrow morning,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22

WEST CHESTER, Pa, Aug. 2l.-George
White. negro from New Garden town
ship. who pleaded guilty to an attempted
assault on l5-ycar-old colored girl named
Frances Armstrong, was sentenced 10 iVe
years in the Eastern penitentiary and
fine of 500 and costs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22
p,err. Lor,lIard's Yacht Sails.

A sora was lately killed in a marsh near
lfiey- al unusual find for these parts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22
DEPARTURE or STEAMERS.

VIRGINIA NAVIGATION sxTpa.i
' COMPANY'S JAMES RIVER Sss2Akss4<s
LINE for Norfolk Portsmouth OLD Z ant, New
port News, ClaremOnt. and James RIVER land
ings, ar 1 connecting az Old Point aud Norfolk
Tor Washington, Baltimore, snd the North.
STEAMER 70 Anon - 5 LEAVES RICH dOND
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AND
FRIDAY AT Z 4. n.
Electric-cars dnect to wharf Fare sl.Io,
8 LOO, and 81 TO Norfolk. Portsmouth. Old Point,
ami Newport News Music by orand Or
chesgrion.
Freight received daily for aboye-named places
and All points in Eastern Virginia and Sorth
Carolina.
EDWARD Z. BARNEY, IRWIN WEISIGER,
President. superintendent
General OfTfces: Planters Bank Building
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22
s,,s,uunar.d barrels of whisky Burned.

LANCASTER. Pa. Aug. 2L-Jacob Herb
ster's. bonded warehouse and disttllery Ut
Rome, Warwick township. was destroyed
by au incendiary fire Seven hundred bar
rels of whisky were destroyed and the loss
will be over 800, 600
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22
Canadian Policemen Baiisd.

CAPE MAY, Aug. 2i.-Judge Garrison
placed In the hands OF Justice Paul de-
cision confirming the legality of the com
Initment Of Camden policemen. The men
were discharged this morning Oh bail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22

Daily. D-Dinner. S-o1pper.
No % makes all local stops. Connects az ha-
leigh with Piedmont AIRLINE for Ashevlle, y. c.,
and all intermediate points on the Wes'ern
North Carolina railroad.
No. % has Pullman uifet Sleepers hlch-
mond TO Atlanta. Connects directly az Atlanta
with ". & A. X. k. tor CHATTANOOGA, Nashville.
aud all points West. Connects with A. w. 4.
II. K. for Mobile. Montgomery, New Orleans
and all points Southwest.
ARRIVE DAILY.
No. 134-A. & ". special, ll;4o A. VI
No. 7S-Mail aud express 900 z. NJ
For tickets. Pullman reservations, &c. apply
at tIcket-oliice Bytd-Street Station, Richmond
Transfer Company's. 90l east Main street, aud
company Office, $50 eos. Main street
JOHN G.. WiNDER, l. 4. MYERS.
General Manager. General Superint
o. v. SMITH, 4. J. ANDERSON,
Trafic Manager. Passenger Agent.
II. y. BoYkIN, City Pasg'r Agent my ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22
A ytx,a lm.r.nation.

a Springfield man a4soke one night with
tormeDtiDgpain la his back. He directed
sis wife 70 appiya plaster and told her
where tire plaster was 10 be- found. Re.
lleyed n Re Rela soQs sis~ the plsstr was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22
DICHMOND, FKLblillho. .i
Ia AND PDrOAAC lhI.'...
commenting JULY IcHA t....
time.

81
Ia AND PDlOAAC lAI.I.
commenting July -, IcHA t'.
time.
7:45 A. NJ, lea7es Byri,.-
teKccr. ~4.....
NasmnStNl a. I| ..
more, I.is B. ~.
3.41 q. q. teH
1900 noon, leaves bf-i--t
stops on.y 81, .-.-i
Milford rrc|... I-t
ana Wdrwtt.r t.
inetOa at 2.i. t
5:9i +. NJ r4.
T. M: A,g ..
Also coG1e.te lt
3.fj l.. ". daily rI...
umote. 4:lI D. %. ...
phia b.Ij L. &c..
siOuai EuI4fnf t.
cars aui t..aH
oinlus-rar, lrt Hf
daily arriving f- tf'
NJ. aud NeF ..,
7:l5 p. NJ, lasyes Byri >'a.
sleeping gar, I
YORK al1 Nl-t.att
lliI. stop t..I
we'll At'Uri.
Brooke. alI Nl..Nt.
ether s.a. I.s .4 --.. 'f.
al Ns-lilg ... -' 81.
Baltimore 1853 81
Du!a, 3.fj .. So, 500
A ~.
$50 A. NJ, nrriye- a. Byfi-'.r.-.
Sleeper from 500
only ~ HiI~wl.a-
ricE.burg, Ni',...
Ashland Stols of
on suuIay-. L.4t.-
nt4.3O \. y
2:3s P. NJ, arrives Byri-S'r.e,
Siops AZ WtifHs.
rlcssLurg. N..t 3D.
Ashland. Leaf., Do ..--
A. u. ....t
7l5 P. ", arrives At Byrd stree. >'i.
stops ouly 80 .tetr
foti. Do.wcu. alI t-.A
rn.n.,ars from - IA
Wa-h,nston. l,4r., We
at 3.f6 +. q. Dos i
Eiba. .t
1870 P. NJ, arrives 20 Byri->''
except Sun '.l
ton al 7.lO +.
FREpERICKsBU Re ACCOMMODATES
DAILY EXCEPT srN.sf ...
400 NJ. lsayes Byrd.stre -.I
al Frcdsuck, C4t- --
$50 A. NJ, arrives At Eyt''
Leaves Frede.,4, t4.s DO
n.
ASHLAND TRAIN.
DAILY EXCEPI -It.tt ..tt
6.4s A. NJ. leaves ElUa. Arl.f.'
CROP. NJ, leave sass Il E, ~. ,s.a. '.i-ii
CASA. NJ, arrives ig' q, Elba. tel,o A'--.
Goa PM s SigT :, a: E,ta Leaves '.-.'-.'
V ciiIA'fiHaYIoR Tr,-- N,.''f
T. T. ID. MYFR-. Genera ~4li
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22

Frozen meat is now transported from Ar
gentina to Europe to good advantage. Fro
zen mutton takes the much longer trip from
Australia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22

N = = :: w, EsIIaIAiy'S.a1I

o1zcdxkz-zkx1
SCHEDULE EFfAIt jul '..t
LEAVE RICHMOND. Blbu->t"--. f.
500 An. Datly-Richmon1 lHt 81
IlBl-LkD lIMIltt $3.50 RI.
Golk lI:!j A. 81. ~'.
tsrsburg. Navrr.y. al. -,
800 AN, Daily f" IhE CEltA"'
fog Lyn .nbIrg, k.h. a
focah Julas, ne. .a
and Ch.caso pa
sleeper NOelolk g.
change. Couue.'r At DIT
Durham. tonAtt.' 3D. ''. -
Nin-tOn.saleuI. al
stations " aston o4.'. d. ~
totkpu Da,iy for k,au5tr. hs 4s
lsski. Bristol. AMI a. 80, -
and We.t Uia Et.g lr.- 80
ginia ana Georgia 20 ~ =. o. 81. NJ 50
ear PetersbBrs 'J ha'-, ~
pullman sleeper a.a-'' 49,
mis- ga kuONflle 90 -
aooga. aui Lr5-f'
Richmond % ly-t->-'-' t-I
s,opN naily Tor NcrfO.E. el. So, 50
lermedlats stkti9l-
fox B:2O p. NJ ...pu
$50 P. NJ. Dsiiy, arriye Nof,o.A h.itsl =
HOO z. n. Daily Tor N9snyA ta.ei' .
Roanokg 5.25 A. N al" =. P.s
,onand ChattanoDga 10 $50 a
man slsepers koaa 'A ~. ~
Hemnh,s' ant Ntp .'.'s.. co.
in.-csf attached. A.-' ISL
pocanOatas, Eikhofa' So 81
c,ncn.yalley dHi'N'. ssaf
Louisville and sia.' "a 80
ana SashTile fai.i1iA ~. =, -
49, Tor Roxy NoHl. 81
lions WinstOn-,aie.n 80 SA-
ptrIIukN pAIACESLkEPk FIX ..,ifte'
MOND and i.YSCnBUls 1 real rn.,sy.g.a.
Al y ~ IA. also Pullman s.ocpe. "A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22

EVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY
a. ) O'Clock p. N. Manifest closed one hour Do-
fore sailing tiuia -.
River. for Rlcnmoud every "WEDNESDAY aud
sATIjKDkY at 3 Il. a., arriving In Richmond
MONDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS.
Passenger acconimoos. ioos unsurpassed
CABIN fare 10 New York uncldding meals
and perth uia James-rIyer route. ....,.S 90
Round trip tickets. hgited 10 thirty days
srasrs % ,s,e' with subsls,euce. . 90
steerage fare. without sunsissence.....:. W
Cabin fare ria Chesapeake ana Onio rail-
way and Richmond and Petersburg
railroad (tlckets limited 70 four daysl.. w
Round trip tickets lsmiied 20 thirty days. IL Oh
Tickets can DO obtained at Richmond irsnAter
Comp ,nys, POI east Main street. CHESAPEAKE
aud 0ldO ana Rcnmoni and Petersburg aepots,
and a. the companys ortro, 1901 Asin strses,
and wharf, Rocke:tA
Freight forwarded and through bills OF lading
Issued Tor points beyond New YORK.
Freight received daily until Z. ~.
Passsn ssrs leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and sAfuk-
DAYS by the CHESAPEAKE and Ohio railway ,rfa
Newport News) az ; y. ~. and By the Riehmoad
aud Petersburg railroad same 1a1s> II bic r.
II. viii make connection AZ NORFOLK Win
stoamor leaving thoso daya
GEORGk ". ALLAN 4 CO., Aoents.
Ma la0l MAZE seresl
mill ard esmpssst~ uhasi. nookssiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22

by Chewning & Rose,
Real Estate Agents, AuciIoneers, and Brokers,
No. north Tsnth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22

The next session OF this school begins SEP
TENDER 28TH. Mrs DANIEL viii DO assisted
by the following teachers:
Primary Department-Mfss JEFFRlES.
Collegiate Dspariment-MRs. CABELL-
Latin and Administrators ROBERT
son.
French-PRoFEssoR L. ". HASSELEFF.
G-rman-MIss BAUGH.
Mrs. l.. n. HASSELEFF will have charge OF
tho French Kindergarten in the Primary De-
partment. Instruction In this class Is offered 10
all pupils for ono year. A fee OF $40 - required
for the second yenr
Tho Misses DANIEL will receive into their
family limited number Of boarding pupils.
' an iH-tOc1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22
A TLANTIC COAST Line.

RICHMOND And Peters l.a, .,l....
TINE liable
Commencing SUNDAY. If. o. ..
$3.50 7. ~, trains On tbaroil .. r....
lows:
TRAINS sol rHN...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22
BOWLING GREEN ACADEMY

~ Rowling Green. ya--Opens sept. It'll. Thorough
equipment careful training uneqused health record
absolute freedom from hAZing students uniformly sue
cessfuI For catalogue address John Hart HA.U. DIVA.
lily 21-eOd2ml
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22
EDUCATIONAL
Richmond College,
RICHMOND, VA.
THE NEXT SESSION BEGINS SEPTEMBER
eisr AND CONTINUES NINE
MONTHS.

The College comprises eight Academic Schools
and the pro- essional School OF Law.
Expenses per session OF non-resiuent SUI
dent, embracing entrance fec aud tuition III
three schools (the usual NUMBER, ssS.oO
EXPENSES Of a resident student, embracing. In
addition 10 tho foregoing items, room-rent,
board, fuel, lights, and washing. about 500.
For catalogues giving detailed Information
"'P'' b. PURYEhR,
tv 11-eodtseoII Chairman OF the Faculty
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22
Observation-Disclosures SALE
" OF
DESIRABLE LITTLE TRUCK-FARM
IN HENRTCO COUNTY.

Oscar Lee Shaw ct ais, In the Circuit. Court Of
~. the county Of Henri
Clara Ann shawetas, co, In vacation, de-
cree Of July n. 1898.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-22

SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1898.
nj IL o'clock NJ, ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL
OF LAND, With the improvements thereon, con-
TRUCKING LAND, situated near Ridge church,
Hentlco county, about seven miles and half
west OF Richmond, belonging 70 the late Thomas
Shaw deceased. Plat can DO seen az the onice
Of the auctioneer.
TERss: One third cash, and the balance In
equal instruments OF six AMI twelve months
from the date Of sale, deferred payments to be
evidenced by negotiable notes, with lnterest
added from the day OF sale, and the title TO said
property 10 be retained ty the court until all
the deferred payments arc paid and a convey
ance ordered ny the Court. :. b. GlNN,
Special Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
HEST POINT IN SUMNER.
AN UNUSUAL NUMBER OF CHESTS TAKE THE
PLACE or THE CADETS.

AN UNUSUAL NUMBER OF CHESTS TAKE THE
PLACE OF THE CADETS.
West Point y. V, July (Specal).-The hotels here
were never crowded at this season OF III" year
The few weeks preceding graduation are always busy
ones but with the departure Of the frlongh ana grad
uating classes rush is made for the seaside resorts
and West Point is comparatively deserted until the
end OF August II Is different this season; crowds Of
visitors are coming constantly. and for the hotel
keepers are willing 10 admit that they satisfied
Al the military post most Of the professors and their
families have closed their houses. Colonel Ernst and
his daughters remain, ard occasionally give dinners
to their friends. The Colonel will entertain the
officers Of the Russian ship now at New York on Mon
day night.
The cottages Highland Falls all occupied.
J. PfcrpOnt Morgan has his summer home here. HIS
10000 kennel IS the only one OF its Kind in ms
country, and contains number Of dogs that hav"
taken prizes in Ncw-Iork and Boston. Captain
Charles f. Roe of Troop A. has beautiful cottage
here.
John Bigclow, ex-sccreary Of State and cx-Min-
lister to Germany had DR.. Abel, the German CommiS-
sloncr to the worlds Fair. his guest last week
The doctor was accompanied by MrI: Abel aI, Graz,
fathcr Of Judge GRAY. Of the Court OF Appeals. ~,
tdxn OF su; Mi: a9S vN Mrs are NJ
Grant Mr.. and Mrs. 5 a. singer, NJ NJ singer;
Iudge Strong, Of Washington; Mrs: p; ,. Blunt OF
Hcrrick, j. f. Clark. j.. Koop F. =. Cradle Mr.. and
Mrs w. c. Noycs. DR.. ". ;. Mayo. Mr.. j. =.
Tavis. Mrs. John sherwood. Mr.. G. r. Hoffman lr;
Mrs q. = Appleton. Mis- VI. d. Pcll, j. d. Fell
Miss NJ b. overman +. i. Million.
The stephens House Is comfortably filed: Among
the guest, are \. licincr. II. Richardson. r.. ilch
ards0n \. Keller, A. j. Dcitz. q. W. Dez. Hirs
Newman, August Plate Mr. and Mrs. j. Ferrcricr
Louis j. Mara. Edward Russ. 6. J. Bromcr Henry
Hess jr. Z. :. Macomber Mrs. Ezcl, Miss cum
misky A. Ind
The guests at the West Point Hotel are mr. ana
Mrs J. W. Harding Mrs. J. c. Gilmore. MISS on
more Mrs Henry Allen. Mrs. J. Otel. Mfs JohI
r. Reynolds, Miss Helen Reynolds Miss lia2ei mu ~,
cut Mrs. J. J. Woodward. Mr.: &. X Warren Mi,'
Warren Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Elliot. Mrs John lifooFs
Mr. and Mrs. G. 7. Hnssey. Miss I:sish. Miss A.
G. Cgapp. Miss A. o. Fuller Miss NJ H. Munro Mrs
PojndeNter Miss Is. Brandreth, General Z. D. ION
stock U. s. A., and J. s. Coleman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
FROM BENCH AND BAR.
GATHERED FROM LAWYERS AND AN'N"
TIIE COERrS

Justice Loren l.. Lewis, Of Buffalo mas "'"','
finished his fourteen years term rs Ju'''' " "
Supreme Court. Until few years ago ne wa vi
gagged in the work Of trial udg" and a. Sp''i''
term, but he Is a member OF the "en'I"I i''"i
Of the Fifth Department. II" writes a large p'It '"
the opinions 81 that tribunal and his style j. '''"'
and f0rcble Judge Lewis before his election ~
the supreme Court wa, OF the most active prdo
titoncr, at tie bar III Buffalo lie il described as
the most successful lawyer In the trial "i jury
causes at the bar Of that city before he became Il
Judge. lie was possessed OF considerable eoln'hor
and had a knowledge Of human nature. which all'd
him greatly In presenting cases 10 4 Jury. III N's
a state senator from 1870 - lea. serving In the
last four Legislature, In which william VI. IWceI
was d conspicuous figure. Judge Lewis p;Isohai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
GAY TINES AT THE WATER GAP.

Delaware Water Gap. Penn, July (Specia-N
has been a gay week at the Water Gap, the celebra-
ton Of the Fourth nj the hotels being particularly
brilliant senator John X. Mcpherson is at the
Kttanny for the week. Judge samuel A. Bigelowe,
Newark Is registered here Bishop Perry Of Iowa.
Is at the Kittatinny with the party Of r. " Cook,
II Philadelphia. Dr. A. +. NJ Purdy Is registered
at the Gap House.
Recent Kittatinny arrivals include the following:
DR.. A. +. scott Harvey l.. Kennedy, Colonel A. d.
Dennson. II. b. Turner. George +. Fish, Miss Fish,
Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Plat, T.. f. Locke, J. V. Locke ].
A. PetersA the Misses Overton, Miss lawrence
Captain and Mrs. H. q. IL. Tarr. Miss Tarr, Mrs. W.
". Gator Charles G. Curtis and c. W. Mason, OF New.
York Mr.. and Mrs. william Martin, Miss Martin,
William Martin, ir.. Gregory Mcpherson and George
McAneny, r., OF Jersey City seton Rich, OF staten
Island; Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Van Blskirk of Bay.
onne: II. II. Deakyne. Mrs. A. T. Chamberlain and
Miss Chamberlain. Of Atlantic City; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles +. Bass, Mss shafer and Il. Henry Depew,
Of Painheld; and W. II. Cotton, Of Brooklyn.
At the Water Gap House the newcomers include
the following Mr.. and Mrs. James suydam, L. d.
Tuhill, ID. ;. Robson. Malcom Wilson, Nine. Rus
sell GARNER. Clarence A. Benedict, Mrs. l.. b. Reid,
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Dorsctt Dr. F.. f. Martin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert S.ckles, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Couts.
and W. f. Wilson. Of New York; Mrs. Charles Burn
ham Squier, OF Railway Mr. AMI Mrs. A. AtenbroaA.
Of Brooklyn Mr.. and Mrs. ". Z. Hobbs. OF BridnS
port Miss Gwynne, OF Rye; W. A. Booth and NJ
Booth. Of Englewood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
A NIDOCEhN RESORT

Block Island. r. l.. July (SpeciaD.-Thc season
has opened with a rush. on the Fourth the MOUNT
Hope brought dowr ESQ people and lots Of trunks.
and the Flock Island half os many, ana heary an
s'ayers. Fishing Is the fad Just now, SWORDS ana
blues being plentiful
The big Ocean View opened its doors June ~ Di'
as they have to capture guests before they can pay
expenses they were losing money up TO july T.
They now have u paying list.
The Rhode Island Press Association come on Mon
gay FOR their annual orting. and their headquarters
VIII. as usual De at the Ocean View. 'hafieS
Z. Perry, the editor Of Mid Ocean inc
summer paper, will look after their Interests while
They are here
lie Hygeia opened on July l, Governor 'ToWh VI
Rhode Island. and his aid Colonel Monty, being me
nrst guests to register. quickly followed however, 10y
large number OF people from New Britain. liaT'I,ru
springfield and Norwich. The hotel Is full, ana -
putting guests into Dcighborins honseS.
Qnlnibys orchestra arrived on Wednesday. ana .Ile
cofrioors OF the Ocean View full Of music fro
Nssor Cooper Thursday. and now dance music
VII DE- IN order. Bathing is always IN 0rder'
Saa The grea; crowds on Crescent Bench Will not ap
Schr before about July Is.
- New,fork Central. fast line TO Rlchaed Springs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE -TwENTYFoUR PAGES

to the Insurance company and obtain its value. John
Foley surrendered a 5000 endowment policy on his
life for over g. 600 and some OF his children when
they became Of age sought to have the surrender ad
judged void The trial court gave judgment for the
chi dren and the Court Of Appeals has now affirmed
that Judgment In an important frc-insurance case
decided on the same day It held that agent
who acts for two companies cannot rensure part Of
risk which /, deemed too hazardous by one of the
companies which lac agent IN another ~ his com
panics without especial authority 10 do 4
firm Of Insurance agents Ind issued policy for
$500 on a lumber company's property and WAS In
structed 10 reduce the risk to III 0OO. The firm
suicd the risk the amount oG II 500 In another
company for which il was the agent The Court Of
Appeals hold, that the FIRM could not act agents for
both parties when there was some discretion vested
In il as 10 the manner In which II should act
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
ART on THE EAST SIDE.
PEOPLE WHO ENJOY THE EXHIBITION OF THE
UNIVERSITY SETTLEMENT SOCIETY.

PEOPLE WHO ENJOY THE EXHIBITION OF THE
UNIVERSITY SETTLEMENT SOCIETY.
The third week Of the second annual free loan
exhibition Of paintings Of the University settenlent
society at the Ncighbohood Guild No. 20 Delaney
ST.. closed last hight. The SAME crowds went
Ia see the pictures all last week when they were
first put on view. To the people In that neigh
borhood 1t IS great pleasure for them to drop
into the socictys rooms after a hard days toll Tor
an hour or so and see the beautiful pictures. Tie
gooi work Of this society will be long remembered
by the poor people who take interest I'm the societys
efforts for them. The women who visit the society 3
rooms in the evening receive little bouquet, and
TO both men and women given catalogue and
a ballot Oh which they to vote FOX their favorits
picture on the ground floor OF the soclety's build
ing are the larger paiptings There also smaller
sized pictures on the ground door. On the first
floor there are slightly smaller pictures. On the
second floor there some pen and ink drawings
and paintings
The pleasure which the pictures give the poor
people Is undoubtedly the of the exhibition.
For the children 1t is avorite place in the after
noon, for they not allowed there in the evening.
In the evening the exhibition Is intended for the
working class only. The children gather about the
entrance long before 1t is time TO open the doors.
Just before the schools closed the children received
tickets TO the exhibition The first thing the chill
dren do is select their favorite picture and fill
the ballot ont and drop it in the box as they go
out They 60 TO the pictures as often as they
'c,,n. Paul Grollcron5 picture entitled French
Soldiers Getting supper" f. still the most popular
picture. The visitors study this work carefully.
The majority Of the which cast for favorite
pictures are for Paul Groleron's picture Another
picture which attracts the visitors Is one by Toby
T.. Roscnthal. entitled The Musical Genius Tho
PEE pie who visit the study this work closely.
Sli another OF the same influence + by NJ. F. H. De
Haas, entitled "A Breezy Day in the English Chan
nel.-
The exhibition is open daily. including Sundays,
from 10 a. III. to p. m. and from to 10 80 p. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
HARNESS RACING GOSSIP.
THE GRAND CIRCUIT BEGINS THIS WEEK
WITH FINE PROSPECTS.
MORE MONEY AND BETTER HORSES THAN IN
FORMER YEARS sALADIN's FAST

MORE MONEY AND BETTER HORSES THAN IN
FORMER YEARS sALADIN's FAST
MILE LAST TUESDAY.
With the commencement Of the Grand circuit AT
IIowewood Park Pitt-burg tomorrow, begins the
most promising OF the summer carnvals ior the hgh'
harness racers. Though the quality OF the contests
between the roers and PAGERS may be hrstciass even
when the miles slow, II has come to be- the ac-
ceptcd criterion that the sport Is good as the speed
rate Is high. Since the time made by the horse Is
the handicap for future engagements, the record Is
the best guide 90 public FORM and oven that IS often
deceptive. II the driving parks adopted dashes In
stead Of heats for their contests It would be easier TO
place an estimate on the flyers raccwinning ability.
As 1t is tho animal may go one mile last enough
to get low record. and when asked to repeat this
twice has not the stamina necessary for the sustained
effort. Tie conservative turfmen who oppose the
dash system the two-in hree-heats plan. urge in
defence OF the regulation threcnfive-heats metho1
which has so long obtained that 1t Is what the
breeders want and produces horses Of the game
and bulldog variety.
Ii will still require three successful trips over the
multiform tracks Of the Grand Circuit to land the
stakes and purses this year, except in few contests
for the youngsters, and thanks TO the bicycle suky
the shoppers carry their speed through more heats
than before tho adoption Of the safety wheel. Last
season Of the meetings at Philadelphia AMI Pitts
burg ended before the trainers knew what Il
powerful ally had come to the aid of their horses,