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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
The Big Football Contest.
IHdr FREE ALCOHOL CLAUSE.
Rights of Manufnctursrs to Remove Stamps
From this Barrels

WASHINGTON. oct. lG.-AnOther compli-
cation has arisen regarding the free alcO-
hol section of the new tariff law. Sec
rotary Carlisle has already announced
that, owing to the failure OF Congress To
make the necessary appropriation, he Is
unable 10 frame regulations TO carry the
law into effect. lhere are those, how
ever who contend that withstandIug
the Secretary's decision 10 the contrary,
alcohol used in the arts, etc, Is now, and
was free after August y, 1871. II Is said
to be a matter OF great concern 10 users
of alcohol in medicines and the arts,
whether they are violating the law in re-
moving the revenue stamps from the
empty alcohol barrels as provided Tor
in the free alcohol section Of the new
tariff law. 1t is said that eminent legal
authority has held that manufacturers, in
so removing the stamps, are in no wise
violating the internal revenue laws that
the wording OF the free alcohol section
is perfectly clear ii distinctly specifying
that the stamps which show hat the tax
has been paid shall be exhibited and de-
livered up to the collector Of internal
revenue for the district wherein the manu-
factuTer resides or carries on his bust
ness. 1t is also held that, as the law now
reads, the exhibition and delivery OF
stamps Is not 10 be governed by Treasury
regulations, and that this section repeats
section 1924 of the Revised Statutes. which
provides that every person who empties or
draws on, or causes 10 be drawn off, any
distilled spirits from a cask or package
bearing any brand, mark, or stamp re-
CURED by law, shall. at the time OF empty
ing such cask or package, efface and
obliterate said stamp, mark or brand, and
that failure 10 do 40 subjects the person
guilty OF such failure TO heavy penalties
II is contended that the Secretary makes
the legality OF the Law contingent on the
regulations to be prescribed. The DEPART
mcnt has so far refrained from issuing
any public announcement as 10 the law.
fulneSs or unlawfulness of the removal M
stamps, and IL is understood that the
beneflciaries OF the law are, therefore in
doubt as 10 what they should do IN
suits are instituted for the recovery Of
the tax, as seems probable, notwiths,and~
ing the failure OF the Secretary TO nre-
scribe regulations, and the court decides
against the Government. IL will. OF course
be necessary, in order 10 arrive al tba
amount OF each claim, and furnish the
necessary proof, TO exhibit the revenue
stamps, showing the quantity of alcohol
used, and the total amount OF tax maid
IL, then. the Government now insists thai
until regulations are prescribed IL Is q
violation OF law 10 remove the stamns
manufacturers claim that a gross in ms
tice would be done them as IL would de-
prive them OF their only means of proof
In suit at law.
prominent manufacturer said to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17

that $4,000 was shipped In one package
from Richmond on the Inflated express
ear and marked as containing only SiVo.
Mr.. Welsh said there was not any truth
Whatever In the rumor.
''cAN'T arr AWAY rR' NJ rs"
The Washington special In yesterdays
Baltimore Sun say6
"The Adams Express Company ofhcials
say they have everything well In hand Tor
the capture of the Aqua Creek train ROD,
bers They cannot get away from us,
said Mr. j. Q. a. Herring to-day. w
have the best detectives to be had ana
enough OF them to watch every point. III
makes little difference where they 60.
they will have a reception; they VIII DE-
hunted down The Express officials are
working with the heads Of the police os
partmtnts In every city and the law ON
GERS in every section Of the country where
the train-robbers are liable TO appear
1Hrs is ONLY BUMoR.
a dispatch from Baltimore late ia, las
night said II was reported thsedSS near
the train robbers were surrouhoeu
cherry Run"
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jclcpraDhlc Irpy.tiPs

NEW YORK. oct lG-A special from
St Thomas says considerable damage by
Sundays cyclone is reported at ST. Lucia.
MOUNDSVILLE. ". VA, oct. Ian
attempt to blow up the new Moundsyille
watrTWOrks with dynamite was made last
night Five cartridges exploded. shaking
up the surrounding country, but doing
no very great damage. IL Is believed Il
discharged employe Is responsible for the
outrage.
WESTFIELD, VT. oct. 1.-THE heavy
rains Sunday turned into snow during
the night. six inches falling i'm ten hours.
The snow and wind interfered with out
door work. and traffic was almost entire
~ suspended. \ large number OF cattle
are on the hills and mountains and there
will be much suffering among them be-
fore they can DE got 10 the barns.
NEWBERN, TENN, oct ia freight
train on the Chesapeake, Ohio and South
western railroad, going east, was wrecked
two miles west Of Newborn at / o'clock
this morning Engineer Mccain, XII
cohn, the fireman. and brakeman
named cole. were dangerously injured.
The train was wrecked by unknown per-
sons, who placed a tie on the trestle
There are at least one hundred tramps
i'm the railroad yards here, and suspicion
points 10 som" Of them as the offenders.
ALBANY, y. Y. oct lG.-The Shepard
ties to-day filed the certificate Of State
nominations as did the Grace Democracy.
The title of tn former is THE Demo
cratic Party Reform ORGANIZATION" and
the latter the Emuire state Democracy
WASHINGTON, oct. l6-Secret4ry Her
bert to-day appointed Branch Mccarthy
pay clerk at the Washington navy yard.
Al BURN. y. y. oct. lG.-The first
three days registration shows large
Increase Of last year. The number
enrolled during the first three days last
fall was 34ii. while the number this
year is i.Gil. a gain Of 1,l07.
SAN FRANCISCO. oct. l6.-The 'hron-
icle says the Southern Pacific is eOntnu-
ing its policy Of retronchment by dis
missing all the baEgagemen employed
on the road the work on the train to
be performed hereafter by the express
messengers, through an understanding
with Wells. Fargo & co. The baggage
men predict that the new arrangements
will prove impracticabIe.
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II WIS 'DIR.f7I TfCTOff.
PrInceton's small score was Duo to Ginger
in the Work Of the Old Dominion.

OF that surprise party 10 which the
mighty Tigers were treated MONDAY bN
the Nirginians, the Baltimore American
says:
open playing in football does not seem
10 treat the champion Tigers OF Prince
ton so well, as the University Of Virginia
boys held them down to two touchdowns,
both OF which were converted into goals
through the pedal skill of Captain
Trenchard. Virginia made no runs, as a
matter OF course. But the surprise OF 1t
was that they should have held the men
from Old Nassau down to twelve points.
Phil King, looked mp 10 10y everybody in
football. stamped the slight results OF
Princeton playing as miserable, but
there were people In the great CROWD
who thought IL was more the result OF
the ginger I'm the work Of the old DO
miniOn. And how those boys from south
Of Potomac did play. Both their spirit
and material indicates that they must
soon be- considered in future football cal
culations. Though Johnny Poe, the coach
on whom they counted so much, has been
laid up for 50 many days, yet his influence
was, there, and II had taken growth IN
good ground. Not only were the Nlr-
ginians in il with all their mght-thouSh
their defeat was a fOTCEOne conclusion
but they showed not little knowledge OF
with fine points of the game. The game
was played I'm two tWcuty-mlnute halves.
The twelve points were made I'm the first
half In the second the battle waged
hereby with scarce break, and the
lTRlnldnS ncld the JtfScNlteS so Wen
that they could not make touchdown.
one OF the fine points of the game was
made In the first half. BY successive
rushes. Princeton had gotten the pig skin
TO within the five yard line Of Nirsinia's
goal Nearly five minutes had elapsed
since the opening Of the game, and II
looked as though the killing match
expected by Princeton rooters was about
10 begin. In the snap back, Burt got the
ball. and, aided by Morse. made "A dash
for a touchdown. The sCrimmage was
lively here, and when the bah was sent
out to the twenty-five yard mark nearly
everybody concluded that Virginia had
made "A safety, scoring two points for
but giving them another chance
TO head off a touchdown. But it didn't
happen that way at all. In the sudden
rush the Princeton lost the ball after II
had passed the line. ana a Virginia man
pumped down on It, This lost
the score entirely TO Princeton, AMI put
the bail twenty-five yards out
The Big Football Contest.
PHILADELPHIA, oct l6-Noyember
10th has been fixed as the date of the big
football match between the University OF
and Princeton The question
of the selection of grounds has not been
settled The game will either be played
In Trenton, Princeton or Philadelphia.
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F4TAE HUNTING ACCIDENT.
Mr.. Charles X. Oliver Killed by His
Fr;end. Mr. Chnrth.

NORFOLK, VA. oct. Special.-Mr.
Norfolk, was accidentally shot while
shooting birds at BabcOck's farm, near
Lake Lawson. this afternoon. by his
friend Mr.. r. G.. Church, Of this city.
tncket, and both men entered the under
growth. In the brush man could not be
seen twenty feet.
Mr.. Church thought Mr.. Oliver was on
his left, and when bird flew up from
the grass. turning sharply 10 the right he
wheeled and fired. The whole load took
effect in Mr.. divers side, around the
heart. He was brought to his home on
hour. He leaves a widow and three broth
crS
He was a popular citizen and generally
liked by all with whom he came I'm con
tact. MIR. Church, who was his next door
ncChbOr, Is Frustrated with grief.
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"Parsiful" and the Holy Grnil

II Is useless 10 compare Wagner's
"Parsifal' with any ordinary opera;
il is more akin 10 the madiaeval MIR
acle plays, with legendary characters
substituted for Biblical dramatis per
sOnae. and every modern accessory OF
scenery and detail experimenting the
cruder dramatic art or olden days. lu
English piers the Plowman." Just As
i'm those remarkable visions Piers first
represents the typical honest laboring
man, and then in the later visions OF
DoWel and DebeSt becomes the persona
ficatIon Of the Savior Himself, so in
Wagner's festival drama the hero first
embodies man In his early innocence
and purity and then develops into
the fuller symbolism OF the Savior and
Deliverer: and by his resistance 10 EVIL,
and his sympathy with the suffering Of
Amfortas, delivers Kundry from her
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
MAIrEn, IN oKANVILLE.
Mr.. Brooke. the Democratic Nominee '''
The Senaie-Desth of X. W. C'ay'

OXFORD \ C.. oct. l6.-Special.-in ne
Granville county canvass opened to-day
at Fairport. The speaker OF the d3y T Ms
Hon. f. VI. simmons. OF Ralei ljtio,, of
speech was a clear, forcibie sXpo aIt Dem
ocratic Congress and OF the unholy ana
unnatural fusion resorted TO by fopuiiS.s
arb Republicans in an attempt 20 I'D
his clear. forcible style were very I'M
pressive. ,,, &c con-
siderable ability, Of RoXbOro, was tho
senate 10 represent Granville and Person
A prominent citizen, Mr.. Ron"ft N w,
clay. died this afternoon at ms hoilHE
near oxford, Of Brights disease, re III
a victim only a few months ago TO TINS
fatal malady. For more than Httrel
wears he was a travelling salesman lot Il
baltimore shoe house, and was uhlNer-
sally beloved.
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curse. cures Amfortos. and becomes in
his turn. the guardian and minister OF
the Holy Grail.
THE scones-particularly the Hall Of the
Crafl-are triumphs of stage Illusion
but | cannot help Telling sorry that the
Gun itself is illuminated by electric light
II is impossible to help seeing the con-
Meeting cord that hangs from 1t. and
even the spark glowing inGlde the ruby.
glass The stage directions, as printed
in the English version. "a binding ray
OF light shoots down from above upon
the cup, which CLOVIS with increasing
purple iustre" sound both more sugges-
tive and more impressive. ELECTRICITY
in connection with the Holy Grail Is an
anarchrC nism.-The Spectator
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
AmxKrcA,s orFEKING 10 STRAUSS
A Splendid silver Wreath Presento" ny
Rudolph Aronson

VIENNA, Oct. 16.-The celebration OF
the Strauss Jubilee was continued to-day
by a reception. at which the composer
greeted a number OF populations ana an
immense number OF individual callers.
Among the presents, was a maghliceht
Rudolph Aronson. on behalf OF the Ameri-
can committee. The wreath, which Is
sixteen inches in diameter, mas htty
leaves. on each or which IL engraved the
name OF one of Strauss compositions rms
splendid Offering excited the admiration OF
all present.
In his presentation speech, Mr.. Aronson
dwelt on the value OF Strauss music 10
the masses. To no other composer, SAID
he, have so many hundreds OF thousands
Of terpsichorean deYOtees in America
danced. as TO the enchanting strains OF
the Waltz King. Mr.. AronsOn's remarks
were loudly applauded. Herr strauss re-
piled briefly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
THE HaLIF11 POPULTSTS.
They Will Nominate "A Full County Ticket
Failure OF Fusion.

WELDON, y. G.. oct. l6.-Special.-The
Populists Of the county held another con
vention in Halifax yesterday. ana con-
cluded TO put a full ticket Of their own
i'm the field They nominated for the SEN
ate captain W. If. Kitchin, the eX-fire-
eating Democrat, OF this county f9r
clerk of the Superior Court. Mack n.
Ferguson, and for REGISTER OF be'us'
Republicans will hold another meeting
and also put a full ticket in the field;
Fusion failed to fuse. and the llght IN Oh
Halifax will be triangular.
A. Leazar was here to-day, ana went
out To the state farm. Mr.. LeaZar VINO
is SUPERINTENDENT, says contemplating IS
progressing finelv, and that the crop VIII
soon be- gathered, with a continuance or
favorable weather. The corn crop, ne
SAYS. is the finest ever known III thlS
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Official BulIctin About the Car.

ST. PETERSBURG oct. 1.-THE Of
fetal Messenger this afternoon Issued a
special edition containing the following
bulletin. signed by Professor Beyden and
Drs. Zacharin, PopOff and Beljaminoff,
issued to-day. after a cousulta son be
tween the physicians:
The disease Of the kidneys shows no
Improvement. His Majesty's strength
has diminished. The physicians in at
tendance hope that the climate OF the
south coast OF the Crimea VIII have
beneficial effect on the health Of the
Car"
COPENHAGEN, oct fG.-The Poliken,
Of this city, publishes, under reserve,
change the succession TO the throne.
naming his youngest son, Michael. as
heir. in consequence of The CZarewitcn'S
political views, Georges succession be
ing considered impossible, owing to his
bad health. The story is regarded as
nhSnrl
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Scatt Claims Sole Jurisdiction.

OMAHA. NEB, oct l6.-Judge Scot,
gave It ont to-day when he called the
criminal libel case Of Editor ROsewater
that the motion to transfer the case ON
account Of bias prejudice would not be
considered. An appeal to five other dis
trict judges was taken. which resulted
In placing the case before Judge Ambrose
at Q o'clock tomorrow When Judge
Scott heard this he Oyerrued the decision
of the five judges, and served notice on
the clerk Of the court to docket the case
on his call under penalty Of contempt
Judge Scott claims sole jurisdiction, on
the ground that it Is on his docket.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
Big Registration IN Chicago.

CHICAGO. oct. 1S.-To-day's registra-
ton in Chicago eclipsed all previous re-
cords. The weather was pleasant, ana
When the polls closed at O'Clock to-
night II was estimated by both Demo-
cratic and Republican leaders that the
list contained over two hundred thousand
names. In 1902 the first days registration
numbered l90,42S, and the total for two
days was 2fO00 \ feature Of this years
registration is the feminine vote. The
women were very much i'm evidence in
the suburban polling places. but in the
city proper very few gave in their names.
II WAS said by some enthusiastic people
that lO.OOD women Registered to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
KaisrI's Grandfather Hon, red

WEISBADEN. oct Emperor vii
the memory of his grandfather, Emperor
William H. and he opened the new
Royal Theatre, erected at cost or
4,OOJUOO marks, and Granted by the En-
peror a subsidy of ---I.HN marks yearly.
The place was crowded with cnthusi-
asts to witness the ceremonies, ana the
town was brilliant with holiday BUNTING.
The streets ana windows began to al
with people at an early hour. by noon
all the mar thOTOughfareS we're crowded
with town folks and visitors The
streets through which the Emperor was
10 pass We're beautifully decorated with
Venetian masts and arches Of elaborate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
1hr Cinvnss IN Essex.

TAPPAHANNOCK. oct. 16.-Spocial -
Yesterday at our County Court there
was joint discussion between Lloyd
r. Smith, Democrat. and Mr.. Hin Be-
crly. Populist. Mr.. Smiths speech and
reply were full Of sound argument, expos
ing the fallacies Of the Republican party
and the absur1ties Of the Populsts, dur,
ing which hc was often applauded TO a
deafening extent. Mr.. Beverly's address
was respectfully listened TO. but failed
TO create enthusiasm either with the
few members Of his own party or half
brothers, Republicans. The Republicans,
IT is said, are making a still hunt in this
county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
DEATH or DH. BUCHASAhs son.
John T.. Junior, Dies In Fayetteville. Ark.
Ferocious Dogs.

ASHLAND. VA. oct. 1G.-Special.-A
,cIegram from Fayetteville, Ark. an
nonnces the death Of John l.. Buchanan.
Jr.. who was well-konwn In this place
nresjdont of the University OF Arkansas,
and a former resident OF this place.
Nr. Preston, a resident OF Ashland, has
been keeping two ferociOus dogs, which
have for some time been troublesome 10
tbnse who pass the house Yesterday af-
ternoon Miss Clara COX, when passing by
was attacked by the dogs, and so bitten
that she had 10 be taken home in We
hicle. however the injury was not Sc
rious A warrant was served on Mr.. Pres
ton. and he was fined So: one Of the dogs
was shot, and he was required to Keep
up the other.
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Another Rlcvclc Record BnOken.

CLEVELAND. OHIO. oct. lG-In the
presence Of 1000 people at the Newburg
hali-mile track this evening Louis Grimm.
Of the Cleveland Wheel club, finlshe his
tw"nty-four-h hour bicycle ride against the
American record. The best previous dis
lance for the even twenty-fouT hours was
37l miles COS yards, by I'd. SpOoner, of
Chicago. Grimm covered this with
good margin and when he stopped his
wheel at exactly O'Clock this afternoon
ne had ridden 3S2 miles 1880 yards. aud
was in fairly good condition at the finish.
He lost hfty-three minutes last night by
reason Of rain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
SHORT IN HIS ACCOUNTS
THE REP UBLIC4N EG.POSTMAS7Eh
OF ASHEVILLE.
Hon. r. M, Simmons on the stump In
GranvIlle-Deatb OF Prominent Ok
ford MRp-Other Mstters.

ASHEVILLE. n. c.. oct. i6.-SpeciaIk;yV
II has just developed that GeQTse, w
Cannon, postmaster here under Harrlsuni .
is short in his accounts with the GoVeai II
ment to the extent OF about thirts .no
hundred dollars. Cannon IL one pl aers
most prominent of the Republican -
In this section OF the State, ana tne ~ :
expected disclosure has created conSteLHIa
tion in the Republican camp. ms po ~on-
men are threatening prosecution md
non does not make good the shortasJ, 60
IL Is not believed he will be able to 90 So
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17

The melancholy days have come
The saddest of the year:
It's a little warm for whisky strirht
And little cool for beer.-Ex.
We pause TO add short remark
Though Telling weak and frail-
Between the seasons our advice
Is,stick TO Adams ale"
The Peoples Tribune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
This is ONLY A RUMOR.
Medical Examining Board.

The Medical Examining Board sinn on
october ia at p. M In the hall Of the tn,
House Of Delegates. The aC,rI,Io,ca
will be open TO all desiring 20 cS G,a,a
the practice OF medicine IN '"i' '
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17

II w ] 4 no L ~
ing the slim at
tendance at Cum
berland Park 90
day. the racing
was OF a hiSn
order. The track
and weather
were perfect.
The 5000 Mel
rosestake brought
out a good neld
OF two-year-Olds,
and the result
was some sensa-
tional, lime. oak
land Baron was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17

That tired feeling, which is so common
and SO overpowertng is entirely driven
on by Hoods Sarsaparilla. the best blood
weak ness
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,uE TIMEs-RICHMoND VA WEDNESDAY oCroCEN Il 1914

that he had been advised by competent
legal authority. to save his stamps, 10 De
used az a basis for suit 10 reoo'e' '"e
tax.
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Official
Attraction!

Your respectful attention sole.
tied to a special attractive fea.
tre of the Clothing Trade
Attractive because Of l3unheard.
of inducement and cheapness.
It's but Two Small Lots, yet they
are for the first choosers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17

w ANTED-A STEADY loING M,e e'
who understands boxing. 10 travel VIZ"
WOMBWEI.I.S Trained Animal nn ,',s
Apply TO Manager. Exposition oto""-''
oelI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17

Hoods Pills act easily. yet promptly
ana efncientiy. on the liver and bowels.
&c.
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A .trictl. all.wooI Cherlo.

A strictly all-wool Cheviot
Meas suit, Single or Don.
ble-Bressted -ElcgAutly
made and trimmed = gar
ment that will maAcasty.Isu
apparel Tor any man com
pared with other Cheylo's
az sl2 ~. II our, is nor as
good get your money ha.A.
About 40 Children's Suits
4 20 IS years made % So, az
800 we bought EN- cheap
you'll have au extra bargsln
awaiting Won IN this induce
IN emit We manufacture
Chllirens Clothing TO Wssr
as well as 20 sell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17

Hoods Pills are purely vegetable. and
40 not purge, pain. or grippe. Sold by all
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-17
For Months
have been n sufferer from trouble with myk
ueys. Ny back was so lame I could not raise

il!ySell from NY tsilit
nor could Turn over
IN bed without great
pain IglSO suffered
much with inril1cs
ton. since tthiuo
fOuTbOttlcs VI Hood
SaTsaparilla VIA
most gratifying o.
suits, | now feel lik'
a new person Hood
Sarsaparilla has don
more for me than 1i
the other medIclun
II have ever taken
Suffering has cease
70 be a dreaded trDU
bic and / have beer
Through sympathy
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DEFEATED BY A NOSE.
OAKLAND BARON BEATEN BY I'M.
pETUOUs AT NASHVILLE


NASHVILLE. TENN, Oct. 10th.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1894-12-15
Beautiful Pictures.

The sale of the water color
paintings of Mr.. Paul Sawyer is
in progress in the second story of
Mr.. John r. Todd's new building,
near the St. Clair street bridge,
and if you want to look at sketches
Of beautiful scenery, almost all OF
which is local. go down there.
All of his paintings are displayed
where you can get splendid light
on them and the effect is charm
ing. Mr.. Sawyer has great
'-lent as all artist. which is dis
played in all his paintings. They
are all beautiful, but the one
which took the first premium at
the Lexington Fair and the one
entitled "Day Break on the Ken
lucky" are perfectly lovely. 1t
will pay you to visit his room,
even if you do not wish to buy.