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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09

Both the rlethed and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken lit is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation, Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy CT its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac'
ceptable to the stomach, prompt IN
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to ali and have. made it the most
popular remedy known. So
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Doc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do moi accept any
substitute. X " 90 Y
CALIFORNIA FIc SYRUP co.
SAY FRANCISCO. Cal.
LOUISVILLE, IT. NEW YORK. NV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
The Cravford mine.pisa,ter Victims.

Especial teIegram 10 INC DIsDH1ol'I
PULASKI. Va, March s.-All the bodies
have been recovered OF the men who were
victims of the Crawford-mine disaster.
The killed are: Charles Ayers, Frank
Gvlton, and Marcus Rachel. of Floyd
county, Va. and John Underwood, Samuel
Melkif. and Joseph Williams. whose
homes are unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
NO N0-LENT WEDDINGS.
'..af, 40 Church and tho other at
tnr brides Home.

o.. g. ,- .....t. ..-.7 A. Inn NvooJ
...i '' ''.. i.''" a.
.. i '."'' ''A o.. 80 -
""l ~ 80 '''' a. +,
"..'cN iu the presence OF Il
I'd ~ 'c."5' ! no ~ W.
T. .A'clAleu au" MI w.
t,, ,". oI. Hu;,.t.o.C.-
''i..'' ",. 'o'' NJ. ~. ~
'''''' "l'" ~ ~ " w. 80
t'" Va - ~ -
AnO.' IN
- .. 20
e., -. :
~ ~ ~ 60. a., ~,
'''' ..'', --.g1.i
'". t.s'-' "''',',,'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
Richmond Arrivals In New York.
rSncriai teleOran 10 the UsDatch.1

NEW YORK, March Sc. II. Cahill.
Grand; Miss L. j. Webb. Continental A.
). Parish, Sinclair L. o. Miller, Broadway
Central; NJ. Hensel. Rodgers; A. j. Par
risb Lincoln
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
Teunessee's Governor III.

NASHVILLE, TENN, March 81 p. MA
sensational rumor that Governor Turney
was dead reached here this morning. Both
houses of tho Legislature Immediately adj
iourned. The rumor proves TO be untrue,
but Governor 1urney's condition IS pre-
carious
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
Cam, collec, the subscription.

Upon application of Messrs George 7.
Haw and q. II. McGuire an injunction was
awarded yesterday by. Judge James Y;
Lamb in the suit OF J. II. Signaieo ana
others against the Fredericks6urg, pe-
yelopment Company, enjo'ning ana TO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
iacked to Death by a Mule.

BRrsroI. Tenn. March s.-News reached
hero that on last Monday morning a boy
named SAWYER tried TO harness a young
mule near Skillet, Wise county. and was
kicked TO death. lie was about l6 years
old
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
Speaker Davis bounced.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. March s.-The CON-
mittee having the Speaker DAVIS matter IN
hand adopted a resolution requesting his
resignation. Speaker Davis refused to re-
sign. The House then declared the chair
vacant and elected j. A. Truesdale
SnnaEnr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
Funerat Notice.

The funeral of ROBERT T.. PENNY
Will take place az Denny Street Methodist
Episcopal church THIS Thursday
MORNING at IL o'clock instead Of from
his bro,her.in.law's residence, as an-
nounced In yesterdays notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
cnrRr OF MAKIR ANroINErrE
Court OF TIE rMprrsa ErGENIR.


Empress Eugcnie. Mrs. Willie Allen: Mrs
Royail Miss Meta Potts. Miss Bessie Fauntleroy,
Miss. Bena Harrison, Miss May Cullen, Mrs.
George Zen. Johnston, Mrs. Alfred Harris Miss
Virgic Archer. Miss SlOcOylch, Miss Ianehorne'
Niss Cameron Mrs. John Harrison. Mr.. James
Patton. Mrs Walker. Mrs. Thomas Rutherioord
Mrs. Carter Scott, Miss Bessie Lay, Miss Ger
trude Camm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
Thomas t. EcIseri. President.

Nrw YoRx. March Sat a meeting of
the directors of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company Thomas Il. Eckert was
elected president and general manager of
the company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
caIclao LIyF.srock NARxrr

CHIciGO. March Seattle Rc,elpts. 10000
head; shipments, POO head. Boss steers rtendNs
others iOa he. lower. prime shlpmoats. S5.3Js
$3.50; medium 70 good, Sf.ooa-o 10 Othett'
saSOash50: stockcrs and feeders. go "a
S42J: Texans. s2.6Oast.lO; cows. e1csS:Jo.
Hogs: Receipts, 1900: shipments, s,OVV.
Market demon allied prices lower; packing ani
mixed. s1.B0as7.7J; priIse heavy and butchers
weigh,a S1.sOasS; prime Hight, s1.bOas"fo;
pigs and lights, sb.50aSo -. $500,
Light sheep strong: heavy weak lambs steady;
prime native wothers, sJ.5Oaso; ,sarin<r,
SJ.6Oas6; Westerns, s5sj.40; Texans, sA<Ja
$40: lambs, -. 5OaSO60.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
RrAnING ANn NEW ENGLANp.

Reading and New England were especially
weak among the railways, the former declining
ia to 22jk, and the latter 23S 10 %. AZ n rule
prices yielded "a TO l per cent. In the early
trading, but a recovery set In, when Sugar rose
from 1884 20 1925 and Manhattan from l5sl7
70 1913. The advance brought a number Of
stocks above last nights closing, the greatest
gain having been III in National Cordage, 70
Ola. In the late transactions sugar ran on
over points from the highest. Many operators
had looked for definite information from Wash
ingtOn on the question Of n bond issue ana were
coming.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. March S.--ylrginia 3's, 09a70l6 !;
Baltimore and Ohio, oll@ Northern Central,
20; Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern ista,
los; do. 81 incomes, 10; consolidated gas
bonis lilall2i@ do. stock. dlbaolls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices OF Money. Bonds. stocks Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. &c., and ths
Weather Indications
fIsy telegram TO the Dispatch

- WASHINGTON, ID. C., March S.-Forecast
nam flor twenfy-four hours-from midnish,
hhh Ito midnight-for Virginia: Ram, with
1probably clearing weather In the early
part of the day: warmer and high
southwesterly winds: possibly severe local
storms in tho northern portions of Maryland
and Virginia.
For North Carolina: Local rains tonight and
fair weather Thursday; brisk and high westerly
winds.
The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was fair and pleasant and slightly warmer
The skies were cloudy at midnight.
Range OF the thermometer at tho froni-dOog
q -. ..--.. - -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09

FLOUR.-We quote Fine. s2as2.25; super
fine, s2.25as2.50: extra, s3asa5o; family, s4a
$500; patent, s4.7Sas1.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. March s.-The movements in tho
stock market were erratic throughout the dny.
A decidedly easier tendency in the money mar
kot caused q better feeling and led TO the re-
purchase Of stock sold yesterday bat its effect
WAS afterwards partly ofse. by an advance IN
tho posted rates Of sterling exchange from
s4.S5 70 94.S6 for long and s4.S7 10 s4.ss for
demand bills. There was somo talk also Of adj
ditional shipments 10y next weeks European
steRmers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09

lslec., No 1850. cukat SItuhs SAtAAt4N'As
$3.50. Mhtskey rrm at sl.2iasl.E1'
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Lorrs. March s.-Flour steady and m
changed. Wheat-Optlons Gcxed activity; NJ.
. red, cash. firm az 37c. March, ZIG. April
GSssc. May, 1Oila7Ossc. Corn advanced on To
weather news: No. ?. cash, .iShsc; Maict'
3sisc. April, 39lS;.; May, 40btc. oats firm
with corn No .. cash, 33c. May, 3Jss'. Bog
eing emf cotton.tios and whskey guie'. Pro-
visions quiet and a shade easier, but mol quota
bly, changed IA price.
THE COTTON Markets.
LIVERPOOL March S.-NooH-Cot,on steady,
with a fair demand; American iniiilinR. 49,.
saea, 5000 bales; American, 1000 bhle~;
speculation and export, loo bales receipts,
1000 bales; America, J.UOO bales. Futures
steady; March and April, t.6id. April nnd
May, 3 3-6id, also 2-64d., also l-64i.; May
and June. 5-O4d.. also Ltd. also lid,
also , Ltd, also 3-6fi. June and July,
. U-6td., also . 5-6td.' also . 4-oid.; JniY
and August, , S-04d.. alaO It'd, also . u-Bid.,
also . J-Gli.; Angus, and September. ,-Bil.,
also > d-dii., also . 5-did.; September ant o.
tober. LTD: October Gri Noyember, 81.
Tenders, 1900 bales on new docket aud 400
bales on old docket
p. N.-Amercan middllng. fair. 7.lGd.:
good miidling, . J-ldf; middilng, l-lOd.;
low middiins, Ibid; good oriinary,
62-8fd. March and April, 6l-6iai d2-dtd.:
April and May, O2.B4d, bayern; May AND
June, 6S-o4ajd. June and July, i-ots
% ~-Dtus July -hA h1tf fffH-'t'.
gust and September, 2-B4ab 3-j4d.; Sopfou-
Der and October 62.6faG 6a-C4d. f; October
and November 4 Jl-0id., value, Futures closed
steady.
NEW YORK., March S.-Sp0t cotton closed
easy: uplands y :IiGG: orleans, u ZIG:
low middliuR, sac. good ordinary, Ill
Sales 2,483 bales. Futures closed steady.
sales 10000 blle- March, 50; April, 1901:
May Se.1B: June, co. July, 1888 august.
Sg.3B: September. &O.2b: October, so.l1.
November, s9.I4. Total net receipts, all ports,
g.347 bales Exports-Orest Britain, 4.32l
bales; France, 1850 bales; Continent, o,ftJ
tales: stock, 9Ol.744 bales
Totals 20 tar this week: Net receipts, 31,olO
bales: eGports-trcat Britain, 1908 eaios;
France, 1881 bales; continent 1862 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, March s.-fuinres stoady.
| Sales $4,000 bales. Marco. 1857; April, $500
/ s9.I2: September, $3.50; October, 1884; Mo-
Aember, sS.S2.
NAYAL-SToRE MARKETS.
| WILMINGTON. y. C.. March s.-ROsiD firmf
| strained si.lO; good strained SLID. lurpsn-
tine steady az 33c tar nrm az Fi.O5. Cruid
turpcntne steady; hard, 81 soft aoi virgin,
CHARrrsrov, =. C., March s.-TnrpentIns
firm at 33Iec. k0sin hrTn, ~ sL2s for god
| strained.
SAvASNAH. o.. March s.-Turpentlno 1rn
| at 3;|c. Rosin firm at e. I2Isasl.27.
NORFOLK PEANUT uARKEn
lRep0rted tor the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, Va March s.-Market hrm. sales
reported at quotations Prime Sc. extra prime,
| BE-. fancy, 3%4c.; factory hsnd-picAed, 3Iss
49,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
.-st DEATH At THE MONITORS.
'""'n'' Mate Hodge Taken with u
''4ghing spoil and Soon Expires.

4a.iswan'EM Mate Charles +.
VS. iiug ~ the carpenter s-si1p
monitors Yesterday morning
t.. irl over and expired in about
-i' DO had been suffering for
.. "-tf throat trouble aud asthma,
A.. otiufc his death was laughing
,.. -.'t in has usual manner. The
3D.. We heet. DIR. George L. Lums-
ILL., ''-siDi by has bayman, Charles
I.. --1e an examination Of the
I.t. "-l u was fOund that Hodge
I'D L. death IN a coughing spell.
.. "-. a native Of bridgeport. Conn.
81. .h the navy forty years, and
.. old. lie was much thoughe
o.. a.. in- officers and men on the moni-
c..... i' funeral viii take place at 1880
o...' 'his afternoon from the Episc opal
III DeiHy street. IN Fulton.
'tiiiANs numxD SIDE BY SIDE.
Mans Harrison Graves and Robert
q. who died at the Soldiers Home
CO., Iay, were buried side by side on
sn ,o4fg Hill, HOLLYWOOD. YESTERDAY
.ne mon Rev DR.. NJ. u. Hoge conduct
I'D by ,-ificcs No address was made,
H.. ".casion wa very impressive. DR..
-, '.sl Tue hymn. Jesus Lover Of My
tls,, eh9 ile selection from the fifteenth
- st " first Corinthians commencing
W" u Chrst risen from the dead"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
THE CLOSE FEyERIsH.

The market closed feyerish in tone, but with
out excitement. Sales-Ltated, 22HOO0; I'M
listed. $4,000 shares. SuD-lreasury balances:
Coin, e72,5s2, 900; currency, s2J, $4,000.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call has been irregular, ranging
from u .; last loan at 3, and closing offered
at 3. Prime mercantile paper. q per cent
Sterling exchange hrmer. Posted rates,
s4.s6as4s7: comrnerciaI bills, s4.S3s1as4eG.
G0yernment bonds steady. State bonds
neglected. Railway bonds lower.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
QUOTATIONS..

WHEAT.-Longberry 7SaSlc. Mixed, 75aslc.
Shortberry. 70aSUc. No. = red, 1yc.
CORs.-White Virginia, bag lots, BIC; No. z
white, 52c No. mixed. 49a5Oc.
OATs.-Winter Tor seed, f2a45c.; No. 2
mixed, 3Stsa39c. No. 3 mixed, 37a3oc.
RYE.-60a65c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09

"Wheezingn in children Is soon cured
by che famous DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
TIE "Ml-cAREwE FErE0 TONIGHT.
List of the Ladies Who VIII Appear In
the Several Scenes.

The Mi Careme Fete." which will be
given at the Masonic Temple tonight
for the benefit Of the South Carolina tent
of the Memorial Bazaar. Will attract a
large crowd. as the affair Is managed by a
number Of prominent society leaders.
The ladies' of the different courts and
those who will JOIN in the grand march al
. p. NJ. are requested 10 meet at the Ma
sonic Temple to-day promptly at noon for
rehearsal.
The f,'e will open at p. NJ, and the
ladies expect full attendance as the
tickets are being rapidly sold. They hope
10 welcome all Of Their friends he Re
ception Committee Is composed OF Mrs.
Incy Janney. Mrs. Grey Skipwith, Mrs.
J. Is. Moore. Mrs. /. II. Crenshaw, Mrs.
Ca,kie Cabell. Mrs. James L Patterson.
Mrs jackson GU. Mrs c. G. Bosher, and
Mrs. Henry Maloney, assisted by many
others.
Tho following are the ladies who will
take part in the entertainment and some
of the characters they viii personate;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND. March S.-OFyERrSGs-Whest. %
bushels. Corn, 900 bushels. Oats, 1000 bush
els.
sALEs.-Wheat, % bushels. Oats, 1000 bush
az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
rIcE.rREsIDENT BuLLITr.

The vacancy caused 10y the resignation
Of Vice-President c. e.. Eddy, OF the Nor
folk ana Western railroad. was announced
to-day officially as filed by the selection
Of William {. Bullitt, Of Philadelphia,
president Of the POcahontas Coal Com
pany. The latter position he has resigned,
and it Will be temporarily filed by Il. H.;
Matson. of this city, the secretary and
treasurer Of the company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-03-09
BALTIMORE.

RALrINoRF. March S.-Flour dull and un-
changed. wheat nrmor; No red. spot, ItNss
14s,c. March, 74Isa74}ac.; April. 70ssc. asa al:
May, 77a7slsc.: steamer Mo- 2, red, 1O,lc OIL.
Corn lrmor: mixed spot, 4Sika4Sjac.: steamer
mixed, 45lsc; March, 4ssiSiic. April, ief.a
4satc: May. 4Slsat9c. :: July, i9Ac hi;
steamer mixed. 4jiSa45sic; white eorp, ~
white western, 4la4ILSc.; No mixed. 37s
37ySc Ilay steady and unchanged. train
freignts quiet and unchanged. Cotton nrm;
miGdnng nisc. Provisions iull: mess-pork,
5000. Iard-Refned. Els. Butter quiet.
Eggs steady. Cofee nrm; Rio cargOcs iair,
lglSc.; No. =, 1889. Sugar strong grnnulated,
S4Sy. Whiskey Grm az sl.2iaSL2J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
CHILDREN'S SAYINGS.

In tho public schools there are many pupuS 70 "nom
fnrnac heated buildings are n noVei'y' anu ''ie WI"
:. ,,ster., s.cms too much for them to remember.
Not infreaucntly IT Is called the reirigeraor o
Now England youngster here In school mas cappo tn
climax by asking please may sit on the Jahi'or
ocboolhov Tho other day, being told TO describe
Jacksonville Fla. said 1T Is great SUMMER leSor'
I'm winter"
little To-day who Is most regular In his attendance
ot the kindcrgarcn. very much ihereS.eu III w
n,ro,c,ipc celebration Of Froebds birthday. The
day before that event h. came rushing INTO 'he hou
shouting Mamma, mamma, must have some no"ers
to t,k. 10 Kindergarten tomorrow" "Cer'aihiy' NY
son but why do you want them ~ "Why' doht you
Lnov, Tomorrow Is the anniversary OF the DAY tha'
rro.b.l discovered the first kindergarten"
The following will be appreciated by Denver peopic
who nre familiar with the white. concaishap'u ash
r,c.poclcs the city law compels them to nave rive
ve,rod Henry brought home from Sunday-schooi 'he
Loss, napcr on which was depicted JOB Offering up
@ ,crifce His mother asked him what the picture
was "Oh nothing" was the prompt reply, :" Dut Joo
standing by his aSh-pit."
little Dudley with his sister, who Is very lond oil
reading vent TO see a baby few weeks Old Wheh
,h.v returned Dudley remarked: "They said they
would give me the baby II I would give them sister.
Ills aunt replied why did YOU not eXchaiee iou
said Won liked children better who dld hot reau 20
much" H.. waited "A minute, then SAID snomi ia
n"vr to 20 to school alone" But the baby wouid
soon grow big enough TO go with you quickly came
tho answer Yes, but then he'd read"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28

appeared bowl of flaming punch that dihusef
Sabaean odors Still The Jcdgc edged toward
the door, excusing himself by saying that he had
before him long journey in the train. stay,
said the Autocrat, and take some punch: Twill
shorten the distance Yes. replied The Jedgc
and double the prospect For the searching
intensity of Lowclls glance, which must have been
observed by any one who saw him face to face,
even for q single instant, Mr.. Underwood cites an
unconscious witness A servant in the writer
house who had admitted Lowell one evening, said
to her mistress in naive admiration. i declare
ma'am, Mr. Lowell has the coaXnest eyes ever
sec wild man. ~ This keen glance meant much :
it was revealed in the minutcness and fidelity OF
the pictures of nature which are TO be found IN
Lowells poems when ont for a walk. says
Mr.. Underwood, "nothing escaped him-nof the
olumace of a bird the LEAKAGE Of tree. The color
Of a blossom, nor a trait upon human coun'e-
nance, Throughout Mr.. Cnderwoods estimat"
of Lowell is that of an enthusiastic friend rather
than critic In fact. just statement OF Lowell
nosition in the world of letters may have to be
awaited long The volume is illustrated with
portraits and copy in fac-simile of " The Orole
Nest in Lowell's handwriting. The ILLUSTRATIONS
TO Commodore Bridges book include portraits ana
views of the quaint houses in which Hawthorne
Lived and wrote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28

Coliga and there are the two excellent compositions
by Mr. Bcll and Mr.. Prellwliz which were recently
given the SECOND and third HaIlgarten prizes re-
spectivey at the Academy exhibition. The Academy
and the Society OF American Artists exhibitions have
both contributed to the display. The principal
landscapes hnrg are by Messrs. Simmons, Comm.
Chase. Butler Cox, Gay. Ochtman and Minor.
An important movement looking to the encourage
mont of plastic art in America has been inaugurated
and will shortly reach the stage ut when iorm"
lotlon of It's methods will BE- accomplished II mas
been announced In Il letter inviting those lntpreseeu
10 be present ut meeting to De hed mex, iuss.al
F,nrers' Club. No. 81 West Twenty second st. Ths
object Of the meeting will be to found Soe'e,y 20
rromote sculpture, "The aim and the scope OF lie
society will be set forth and submitted 10 the orsai,
izers present who will elect an executive 10 maasc
the society for the first year. &he invitation Is
and Amateurs. very real interest VIII aiIacn r,,s
meeting for although we are wen n SnppeG oc Tit
any similar centres of operation. The special mern
Of the new movement, moreover Is una, r WIZ w IN
douhtcdly result In some steps being tiikei 10 III
rrcnsn III. production OF good sculpture. Its pur-
pose is not merely social
letter from Mr. r. H. Bartlett informs US tnat ~ ~
Aucl,ste R0din has sent him warning III reealu W
& .aIo ~ snurious works OF sculpture in America
bearing his Rodin - name Inc u more Than
one pcrson and he desires to have 1t known that
everything he sells to go to Amctica 10 ,apH nv.
by written guarantee OF It's autiehuci'S Ss"eu "
By himself
From the Messrs DurandR uel We have rec@,yer
sumptuousIy illustrated catalogue Of the Mslss3 ,
sale which has just taken place ~ par,s rodmced i'm
the book but the iong list OF over tn3uSah,u ndf,i
bear, testimony In the main to MesSol a H., works
gable Industry IN pr,pnrn !c ' ,Se accumuatons left
I'm the artists atclier. the masses OF . r IN
sign. upon which h" ba;Ea , or hp'' That he was ex
rcmey solcitous OF his fame ana wouiu onudpred
with a work until he had made II Win ~ .o .hu =,
nf n sfn d1rd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
4 SONNET OF CHARLES LAMB.

From The Bookman.
In "A lcttcr dated December 1888 10 the poet
Samuel Rogers. acknowledging the receipt OF MS
Pleasures of Memory" Charles Lamb says l nav"
tried my hand at a sonnet The Times, but the turn
thought might not be equally agreeable 10 your
artist" letter iO7 Amgcr) Canon Anger In his
note on the passage tells lis that he has been unable
10 discover whether this poem ever appeared IN the
journal named" As Il matter Of fact. II was printed
i'm The Times OF December ID. 1888, and as II has
not TO my knowledge been reprinted In any edition Of
Lambs works I here transcribc II that lovers OF
Iamb-ElIa Is never likcd--may have II accessible.
II has been well said that Charles Lamb Is one Of
those authors Of whose work his admirers want every
scrap and fragment that Is To BE- had.
no SAM FL ROGERS, ESQ. on TIE NEW EDITION
OF HIS " PLEASURES OF MEMORY"
When thy book hath laid its proud deyolrs
Poetic friend. and fed with luxury
The eye of lamI'rcd arstO, Tcy
In eilttefng draw ing rooms and gilt boudoIrs
Oeriild with comments Of pictorial art
However rich OF r1ii, vet Lathine leaving
Oi h,althful action IT, the -CJl-conceiying
or the iiuc ieadfr-Nct nODler part
Avgl.. thy work. already Classic styled.
ChHapclad 'S~ihlr IN hOmclrSt show
The MOD st beauty through the land shall 60
From year 10 year and renter lie NOR mid
Rriinrm,n3 to the poor man. hearth shall gitr.
And IN the ofsl Mart OF England live {. LAMB
The illustration, referred To by Turner and
Thomas ~othard. We mny compare Lambs verses
10 the latter "conhummaie artist, whose undyllS
name" etc. and. further on In the letter above men
toned :" am Jealous OF the combination Of the sister
arts