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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-14
HANDSOME STORE.
Beoutiful Stock of the Very Newes,
Goods.

The handsome store of Creecy &
Dili. lS8 Main street, is one of the
largest IN the Sonth and Just as full OF
goods AZ 1t can be packed
The front has been recently remod-
eien ana mnde very attractive. These
gentlemen claim to be doing a rus shiue
business aud aro selling at prices to
suit tho times.
1t wonld be hard to think of ANYTHING
In tho furniture line which they cannot
supply. Their house is SO ordered
that ali goods can be seen to the best
advantage, which is OF vast convenience
to the buyer. In their full page adver-
tisement in The VInGrSlAY thia morn.
ing they offer tempting bargains in
carpets, mnttiugs, draperies, pianos.
organs, bedroom suits and special
run OF bnby carriages.
THESE ontetprising young men state
That their goods were bought at low
figures, which enables them TO meet all
competitors and go little better, at
tho same time to mako a living and
some money out of the business. Thsy
nave large stock of beautiful chamber
suits, to which they invite the attention
OF Young people who contem plate keep
ing house.
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MOTION FOR A RE,HEAR!HG
The income Tax viii Prob bly,
Again be Brought Up.
THE COURT'SACTION UNKNOWN
The Continental Trus. Company
Through Counsel vii Make "A
Motion Monday. The Proba-
bilty OF Judge Jackson's
Taking Steps.
BY Southern Assoc,atoI Prosa.

WAsHlNGroN. April IA motion
for re hearing of the income tax cases
decided by the United States Supreme
Court las, Monday will be made by
Mr. w. ID. Guthrie, OF counsel for the
stockholders III the famous Continental
Trust Company, ana the printed mo-
ton Will be distributed among the JUS
tices next Friday.
The proceeding will be done without
the personal Intervention of eouneel.
aud no record OF the filing motion Will
he made unless II should be granted.
The probable action Of the court
ls matter OF pure specula.
ton. To grant the motion, upon
the practice OF the court laid
down III the case of the 81. Louis pub.
tic schools versus Walker would re.
quest OF one OF the four .iu8tices who
voted to uphold the constltutionaii:v
OF the law. and neither one OF these
cannot. oi course, be told until the dc
cisIOn OF the court upon the motion
shall he announced.
In the ST. LOUIS case The court said
that "where the court does not of It's
own motion order rs heariug, IT shall
be III order for the counsel 10 submit II
motion. without argument. #
III any justice who concurred in the
opinion of the court asks that It he
done, re-heariug will be granted;
otherwise II Will be denied as OF
COURSE"
Should tho molion for re-hearin9
be granted by the Court il Will, III all
probability, be accompanied by an or
der setting aside the Judgment All.
nounced last Monday aud restoring
the case to the docket FOR rearrange
ment. This would have the elect OF
revlving the law as passed by Congress
until the case was again disposed OF.
The action Of the court may depend
upon the ability Of Mir. Justice Jack
sou to resume his seat upon
the bench. inasmuch as 1t would
probably require his cooperation
10 make u change IN the attitude
OF the court towards the law a letter
received from him yesterday stated
that he was feeling fairly well. but
that he had no expectation OF Joining
his associates here before next fall.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-14
NEWS OF STATE AND CAPITAL
General Matters in Richmond and
the Commonwealth at Large.
TO ROOT FOR RICHMOND
a Great Number Will Be Present
al the Opening of the League
Season. Testimonial TO Bishop
Newton. An Interesting
Rumor. Forged Check.
Special Dispatch to Tho yirginisn.

RIInMoHp, En., April ia great
crowd Will attend the opening game of
tie ball league SEASON between tho
locals and Patersburg's hero Monday.
Probably six thouund people will 500
the contest. There il Lively betting IN
small sums on tho result. 1t is thought
here that Foreman will be III the box
Tor the visitors and Wells is being
urged to put Flynn against him
flynn is u great pitcher but probably
not as good as Foreman. The Locals
are IN the punk of condition and q
splendid contest is expected. House.
man, Richmond second haseman is the
beat man OH tho team.
Postmaster General Wilson will be in
Richmond Wednesday to attend the
annual banquet of the local branch of
the Alumni Association of the Uniyer.
sity OF NirGinia, and he Is going to be
gwen grent reception. lt Is said by
some that the occasion will witness tho
lnunchlng of his PresldentIal boom.
Mir. wilson will lunch at MIR. VIVID.
ham II. MeseditL's and he will meet
the citizens at the Executive Mans,op.
Gov. O'Ferrall will holt reception in
his honor from 5:lJ to 6:l5 y. IN.
an interesting rumur is current here.
1t is to tho effect that Miss Winnie
Davis Is to marry Col. james Richard.
son, the millionaire planter of New
Orleans. He came on to Richmond to
meet Mira. Davis aud Miss Winnie nud
! has been much with tlIem since their
stay here. He is Nh old friend of the
Davis family and is an intensely South
! ern man.
| Bishop Newton was presented this
AFTERNOON with u handsome cane made
from wood from NORTHUMBERLAND Cnurch.
winch he served for many years. Mem.
bers oil that congregation made tho
gift.
A forged check for 500 has turned
up at the FIRST National Bank. 1t was
made out on MIR. Fritz Setterding's u
checks ana hls name was forged. lie
has no idea who did it.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-14
TERSE Tel-EGRAMS.
The Newsiest Flash News in a bbrev
ated Form.

LEXINGTON, Va, l3.-Virginia
M'i.tary lnstitue, 8; Washington mud
Lee University. IL:
WlLMINGToN. n. G., l3. The
Clyde Liue's steamer Croaiau, which
sprnng nleak whila en- ronte from New
York to this port, arrived here this
morning, having iettisonel about
seyehty-hve tons oi her cargo OF mer.
damaged by water.
hold Sll,922. .T75 in excess Of the re.
q1lrements OF the % per cent. require.
ment.
LoNpoy, l3.-The fight to night he
tween Frank Craig. the "Harlem
Coiiee Cooler" and o. Brien. of Curdiil.
consisted OF only Que round, IN which
O'Brien was iloored four times,
FEEuERlcEsHrRG, Va, 10. Judge
William 5. Barton. OF the Circuit Court
OF Stafford county, to-day refused n
new trial to Charles Morgan, tho
Aqn'a Creek train robber, aud his
case will not be taken to the Court of
Appeals.
HlcilMoNp, l3. = Philip Norman
Nicholas, the murderer of Wilkinson
~" '"iie, ~ uio"HiuS tutln, WAS 70
sentenced III the lleurIeo Circuit Court
tins afternoon, July 25th. being fixed
AZ the date for execution, lIis case
VIII, however, probably go up again.
BHooKLYN. y. Y, l3.-A Young
man. supposed to be James Duly u
nativo OF County Cavauagh, Ireland.
jumped from the brooklyn bridge tins
afternoon about 2:30 O'Clock aud was
drowned. From what can he learned
the act wns but II case of hravadc.
CHARLESTON. =. g.. l3-Ihe lnrv IN
the case OF Marion Toole, on trial al
Aiken for the last three DAYS for mnr.
der OF Capt. Julian M. Ehett iu March,
brought III thls evening IL verdict of
munslaug liter.
LEXiNGroN, KY, l3. Deputy Col
lector OF Internal Revenue Desbu
brecklnridge has ruled that oil incomes S
coming within provisions of the law
derived from winnings for 1894 on
horse racing, poker, roulette, or lot
terry. must be returned by the winners
on next Monday, or they vii! sniler the
penalty prescribed IN the act.
HAVANA, l3.-rbe governor OF
st. Jago de Cuba reports that the in
surgent leader Flor Crombet was
killed In action at palmarito,
WAsHINGroN. 13.-The will of
Frederick Douglass WAS admitted 10
probate by Judge Hagner this after.
noou.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-14
OLD NANSEMOND.
Notes and Gleanings From Suffolk
and Surroundings.

SATISFACTORY NOMINEES The result
OF Fridays Democratic primary for the
nomination of municipal officers. as
announced in yesterdays VIRGINlAS,
was very satisfactory TO the public. OF
the .seven old Councilmen who were
candidates for reelection six were
nominated.
The next will be the third term for
Messrs. Eley, Macleary. McAnge and
Bell and the second for Meesrs. Holland
aud Nurney. MIR. Brewer as Mayor
has filled nearly two terms, being elect.
ed by the Council at first to fill an un.
expired term OF MIR. benjamin Riddick.
The three new members elected are
valuable additions-Cnpt. Geotge T..
Parker. MIR. Johp B. Norheet and Mr,
Junins Il. Parker.
The REpUBL1cAN AND PoPULIsr FU.
sIoN.-The Republican County Nomi.
mating Convention met Yesterday IN
the old town hall and II. p. Brooks,
chairman of the County Executive
Committee, was chosen chairman. The
body was composed OF thirty five dele =.
gates. neariy all being coiored.
lhe proposed plan OF coalesciug with
the Popuists, then in session in un.
other part of the town, was warmly
discussed aud finally adopted. A com
mlttee OF five was appointed by the
chair 10 confer with like committee
from the ropulists. The convention
then adjourned pro TEN. and recon
vened when the committee returned.
The committee reported invorably as
to the coalition aud TINT nn agreement
had been made for the Republicans to
nominate candidates for treasurer.
{ a m 4 H. kar Il.
supervisors ill Holy Neck and Sleepy
Hole Districts, the Populist to ill the
remainder of the ticket.
Nominations were then proceeded
with mud Jordan Thompson advocated
the caimsof B. NJ. Bruce for trea surer.
while w. a. Boud endorsed Il. W.
Baker. Before the roll call of dele.
gates was flushed Bruce's nomination
was su apparent that Bond moved 20
make 1t unanimous. w. II. Howell
was nominated for sheriff without op-
position. committee composed of j or
don Thompson, j. NJ. Copeland. and the
chairman was appointed 20 interview
prospective Candidates AS TO tile nccep.
tAnce of the nomination for Co,umnn-
wenlth's Attorney. Is. Is. DumvIle
was nominated for supervisor from
Holy Neck District and l.. j. Rahey
from Sleepy Hole, and the body ai-
jourDed.
Some OF the leading Populists were
then seen by tue NlRGINfAN represen-
tatlve as to their nominations for the
remaipder of the ticket. when he was
informed that they had refused to en-.
bruce Tor treasurer, aud hau nominated
H.. w. Eaker for the position. They
viii vote for Howell as sheriff. They
nominated William II. Harrell as Com.
missioner OF the Revenue for District
No. ! aud David McClenny for Dis
trict No. =. Unless some further agree.
ment Is reached the fusion plan will
probably be cancelled aud each partv
will put ticket III the field.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-14
V,ctor,"r,s 'anr IsccI...

RALE1dH. n. g.. April 13.-The
game ut Chapel Hill to-day between
Lehigh and the University of North
Carolina resulted in victory for the
'tar heels" Lehigh earned ono run
in the beginning. Until the last half
of the Dinth inning each held the other
down, when the North Carolinlans
made two runs. which brought them
out victorious. The rain interfered
with the game at the start. Score:
University OF North Carolina, 9; LIE.
high, !,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-14
CHINA GIVEN ONLY ONE Day
Japan's UItimatum in the Peace
Negotiations.
The POSITION is CRITICAL.
Eh'na IS Given One Day in Which to
accept or Reject Japan's Offer,
But the Government is Undes
cIded. Japan Demands
Less indemnify.
By sonthern Assno,atal pras.

, LONDON. April 13. A telegram from
iekin says that japan has presented
her nitimatum, giving Chiua one day
IN "hich to accept or refuse it. Japan
iias reduced the sum demanded for
indemnity by 1000. 200 yen.
lhe Government is divided IA to the
uccep'hhco OF Jnpan's proposals.. The
peuce party are wiling to accspt the
terms, but the Honund party are hold.
ing out. Tho position is critical.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-14
rorpnd" rfunt..
Bv Southern Associated Pross

WAsHlNdToN, April Is. Secretary
Herbert has decided TO award the con
strnct'on OF the two torpedoes to tho
Columbia Iron Works of Baltimore.
and Quo to the1 Union Iron Works of
San Francisco, but late this afternoon
he chnnged his mind and awarded the
contract for building all three OF the
sen gong torpedo boats to the
Columbia Iron Works of Baltimore.
Md,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-14

SUMMARY: Earned Runs-Norfolk,
2; Wake Forest. Q. Three Base HIT
Daniel. Two Base Hits Hauptman,
Corcorau, O'Hagan. WnRley. Stolen
Bases-Corooran,3; Whaley. OHagan.
2; Hauptmah, Crowley. Double Plays
-Gimball aud Wynne. Bases on Balls
OF Bernard. l; off Wynne, !. Struck
Out-By Bernard. .; by Wynne, 4.
Wild Pitch -Wynne. Umpire-Mr.
Wood
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-14
Yale and virginia.
BY Southern Associated Press.

RICHMOND, Nn.. April l3.-Yale and
the University of Virginia PLAYED n
loose and uninteresting game here this
nfterncon, which can best be oharac
terized rs a comedy of errors, Carter
pitched four innings aud was freely
hatted. Score:
University OF Virg mia II 0 OO24 %
i"Ie' Ie'.''...''.. ...........6 4 80 20 x-l6
Batteries; Cochran, Nelson, Nicely
DeFOrest, Greenwsy, Carter, Speer,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-14
Di>@sisten; rc.crsburg.r..
By southern Associate Press.

PErERsnuRG, Va, April IA more
disgusted crowd than that which vii.
messed the game between the Washing.
tons OF the National League and the
Petefsburgs TO day w0ud be nard tn
find. After Il new mnu pitched his first
game, doing fairly we'll and with auy
sort of support the score would hive
Deeh mnch closer, tho Petershurgs
played like to lot of schoolboys.
allowing The visitors to stem bases and
score runs on hits which should have
been easy put outs. The Wnsuiuptons
played quick, snappy game. score:
Petar burg ....... / q 90 0-1 4
Washington ...,... 3 ) 2O2 XII IS /
Batteries: Fowler and McCluug; An.
derson and Coogan.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-14

Our better halves say they could not
keep house without ChamberIain's
Cough Remedy. 1t is used in more
than half the holmes III Leeds. SIMS
Bros, Leeds, Iowa. This shows the
esteem in which that remedy is held
where II has been sold for wears and is
well known. Mothers have learned
thh' ihere Is nothing 50 good for colds,
Group and whooping cough, that 1t
enres these ailments quickly and per
maneniiy, and that 1T Is pleasant and
safe for children to take, % and so
cent bottles for sale by all druggists,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-14
pEiiillOrc.

The final arrangements for presenta.
tion OF "Pinafore" at the Academy OF
Music will be decided on Monday, April
10th, at $ p. M, at the rehearsal III the
pariors OF the Montetiore Hall. A full
attendance Is requested. Should any
member of cast or chorus tiud it im .
possible to bo present send or notify
MIR. Borjess
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-14
whi,ccnppcrs Gui,,y.

1f9HVUINVUI IFbNs
ATLANTA. Ga, April l8.-The Jury
IN tho trial OF John Quarles aud David
Butler, returned verdict of guilty to-
night. The jurors were out twenty
four hours. These defendants were
tried for conspiriug to hang Henry
Morley, aud lnformer ou illicit dig.
tillers in Murray aud neigh boriug coun-
ties
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-14
Death oi IA "roniarut Pctcr.bnrper
BY southern Associate Press.

PETEnsnUEG, Va, April l3.-Wm.
i. Spottawood, eX-president of the
CIty Council ana at the time of his
death president OF the School Board
oi this city, died this morning at | 80
O'Clock. after n protracted illness.
tie was native OF IetersbnrC, and
was "a years OF age. MIR. Spoitswood
was very wealthy. He had heen eu
Rnged III The drug business in Peters
burg for nearly half century. A
widow and five children survive him.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-14

Messrs. Horace $. Peed and Jas
NJ. Jordan have formed co partner.
ship under the firm name of Il. NJ.
Peed Sou, 10 conduct the shin
chandiery aud ship supply business,
nj Water street aud Roanoke ave.
nue..
October lst 1894. se3O,su.tn If
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-14

TO purity vilnliIc an enrich the blood
an give nerve bo!!lA an digestive st.eugth
take HoOus SAr, nyUrilla
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-14
Bnttermlk and Ice Cream at Macs
Sale Extraordinary tustrr honda,
ApriI 18Th.

o,
sale Extraordinary rnstrr Monday.
Aprii 18Th.
Ii. a. Saunders purchased from the
receivers OF l.. 5. Jailrny Il Co. i'm
mehSe stock OF goods Of various kinds,
"uich We VIII oller IN many instances
TESS 'hhn wholesale cost. See Sundays
papers for special prices. Il, a, Sanp.
ders, l12 Main street.
Newest Discover" y"-Exi. teeth no
pain. \. Y. ID. Rooms. l62 Main.
III ihinpbcli'. Easter Di,griuu.
All ordering one dozen cabinets at
81 Will be presented with one OF nv
carbon aristos with handsome Gilt
frame. This offer is only for Easter
week. l72 Main street.
Don't fail to see Frank II. GaIes' add
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-19

Harry Oakes. son of Frank L. oakes, of
Pencader hundred, is very low with
typhoid fever.
MIR. b. III. Minors. wife and daughter, of
thls city. hayo gone to New York. and
from there will 20 on to Totenyile,
Staten Island. to call on Rev. John II.
Howard. d. D.. formerly OF this city.
The marriage of Miss Sarah Z. Mul.
rooney and Mr.. Harry Murray is to take
place on the 27th inst, at ST. Paulis n. q,
Church. Miss Sarah Hare OF this city and
Mr.. John Murray of Philadelphia will be
witnesses. A wedding breakfast will fol.
low at their future home.
The Y. W. g. A. will hold an Autumn
FESTIVAL IN the rooms OF the association.
No, sos Nest street. on Thursday and
Friday evenings Nov. 81 aud 90. line
musical programme has been prepared
aEd everybody is invited. No admission
charged, as silver Offering Will be iaken
Mr. Egbsrt GiIlls Handy will be united
IN marriage to Miss Minerva Spencer, on
Wednesday evening. Nov. 27thssat 1he
residence OF the brides parents, Ilastipgs
on the Hudson, NeT York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-19
TIE BELLE OF WILMINGTON.

Who is the belle of Wilmington.
Now don't you wish to knsw,
Ihls lass whom no one yet has wor?
I'll tell you. Ptn hef beau.
Who Is this charming beauty bright,
The pride of Diamond State.
Pm going to tell her all tonight,
want to know my fate.
What 10 her name. where docs che live.
You want me now to tell.
All no ! her name cannot give
would not break the spell.
You ask II she is rich or poor.
blonde or brunette.
tell you he should be boor
10 see her anG forget.
o yes. she's rich In everything,
Which nature can lmpart.
a lovely vine that wants to cling
To aome stout oaken heart.
And why. you say. should presume,
10 knsel at beauty's feet
And take the prize Of bsauty's bloom,
And claim That fair one mine.
Well. I'm born Aesthetic child,
Eve climbed Parnaseus heights,
I've tasted OF that nectar wild,
In which the muse delights.
I've doffed the hat to Venus bright,
VINO loved Adonis fair,
Yes. was once a handsome wight.
Z lcouid with each compare.
Then blame me not II do soar,
Above the rabble throng,
Far greater bliss and Joys far mora
Await the child Of cong.
The flowers that deck tn ElysIan fields
all ll.aEw
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-19
Highest of all in Leavening power-LaA u Report
R0H:a!a!!! g! RRskies Rs%ass9!
ARGENH HBTHzuW nRyg3E
ABSOLUTELY PURE


very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Miss Mile Dougherty at her home
4o2 East 7th street Saturday evening, Nov.
10th. The evening was spent In social
games and music. At a late hour the
guests were Invited to the dining room
Where refreshments were served In abund.
anee. A very enjoyable Time was had by
all. Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. Dougherty Mira X. a. Sharp,
MI. Monfard DouKherty OF Newark,
the Misses Bertha Donneliy. Elm Gam
BILE, Bertha Baldwin,. Lydia Taylor,
Amy Dougherty. Willie Dougherty.
Alice Gabkeo. Onima Jacoby. Marion
Booker, Addie Willard. Maggie Nowland.
Eva Salmon. Berthe Mcdonnell, Katie
Hitchcock. BERTHE Phillips. May Donneliy.
Lewis. Mary Hall. Minnie Dougherty,
Sarah Taylor. Nellie Jewell. Bessie Peter.
son. Annie Jones and Miss Hadley, OF
Baltimore.
Messrs A. b. Jones, Charles Gabkee,
Claud Hayman, John Speakman Guy
Bowen, John Townsend. Dan Gabkee,
David Jones. Howard Morris William
Jewell. J. Dougherty,C o. Fisher Lsgates,
MIR. Mills. Joseph SturtA d. w. Daniels,
Alonzo DouRherty, Harry Reach. Frank
Jones. Elmer Sturta, Norveai Armstrong.
parker Steelman. James CoyIe. Samuel
Hagskiss. John Coyle, Albert 0abtxee, wm.
Coyle. Walter Keech. Henry Gabkec. Law
renee Gaokee OF Plttsburg. Masters Allie
Mahoney. Robert Dougherty. Earle Sharp
and others.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-19

CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-James McNeary,
conductor on car 676 OF the Sixty third
street electric line, states positively that
Benjamin Il. Pitezel is alive, and that he
recently talked with him on his car Mr..
McNeary claims there could be no mis-
take, as he worked nine months for Pite.
eel and knows the peculiarities of his
voice. Pitezel admitted his identity, and
asked us friend that McNeary keep
silence, rs he was on his way to Philadel-
phia, Motorman Letterman, too, claims
that he had conversation with Pitezel.
Mr.. Robert Corbett who has been follow
ing the case for months in behalf of the
Farmers and Mechanics National bank,
of Fort Worth, Tex, claims that he has
also seen Pitezel. Mr.. Corbett said: II
believe that II Holmes is not granted a
new trial Pltezel will declare himself to
the governor of Pennsylvania when all
other means arc exhausted, and Isaac r..
Hit, Jr., and myself both have his address
In Philadelphia. Minnie Williams is stop
ping at the same place under the name of
Mrs. Il. NJ. Gardener, while Pitezel Is
known as @. ID. Hail."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-19

Sericl r Shaiiaross OF st. George Hun.
dred. :hts county is empaneiied on the
grand jury now sitting In General Sessions
Court. MIR. Shallcross ls so years of age
but remarkably active and alive to the is
sucs OF the day. He has probably served
more terms as a levy courtman in the
slate, and only few years sgo served as
almember of the body from his hundred.
Mr.. Shallcross being well acquainted
here can remem Der the timo when there
was but few hundred houses in VII.
minUton anil he says the place looked
slightly different then from what it does
now.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-11-19

New YORK, Nov. 19.-There is a prospect
that the memorial fountain to Heine, the
poet, which the German organizations of
the city have procured for Central Park,
may be refused place there because of OBJ
iections to Its design, based on grounds Of
morality. The objections were presented
by the National Sculpture society, which
had the decision as to the appropriateness
Of the work In It's hands. The fountain Ia
the design OF Ernest Herter, Berlin ar
tist, and has been praised by German
critics, It is understood that the objec-
tlons to 1t are partly because Of two nearly
nude mermaids which form part of the
dpaipn