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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
The baltimore SUMS BimctaIIism.

We have regarded the Baltimore sun
as hopelessly monometallistic; and we
fear that we must still regard II in that
light. although a few days since 1t talked
as If il was In favor OF the free coinage
of silver with international cooperation.
We quote:
Gas the discussion Of the silver ques-
ton goes forward the distinction be-
tween the kind of bimetallism the silver
mine-owners want and the kind of BIZ
metallism others want viii be brought
out clearly"
Here is no room left for three parties
on the silver question. There are but
two kinds of bimetalism recognized
namely. the kind the silver-miners want,
and the kind that other persons want.
We quote the Sun again:
1.-THE silver mine-owners want 10 dou-
bic the price of their silver and CON
tend for free coinage at the ratio OF IL to
1. They are unwilling 10 wait for an
international agreement. but want the
United States to try free coinage by It
self. unassisted in the perilous expert
ment by other commercial countries.
Our cry for free coinage at 10 TO j. there
fore. disregards genuine bimetallism and
honest money. and is a demand for So
called bimetallism. which Is really silver
recommendation"
Does the Sun favor internotio CO.
operation?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
TEMPLE. PEMBERTON, CORDES & co.
JATTINGs, SHADES. AND NEW SUI
MEn nRApERIES.

VI
MER DRAPERIEs.
In fitting I'd your house for the sum-
mer do not forget TO give our Surtaih
and Mating Department can. w,
have a large stock 20 select from, an
choice STYLES and patterns. Estimates
given on Shade Work.
Draperies hung In the most approved
manner by an expert.
HOSIERY.
Our stock OF Hosiery Is second TO none
In regard to assortment. quality, or price;
AT 25c we show lines OF Cotton ana
Lisle-Thread, double heels and toes, iuil
regular. and the best Hermsdorfs fast
Blacks. in plain and drop-stitch.
Finer Grades, ranging up 10 the nhest
pure silk at s5.5 per pair.
CHILDREN'S HOSE.
Full regular double feet and knees.
full regular-made. Hermsdorf Dyes, in
Fast Black and Tan, heavy, medium
and light r1i snd Pan ensG G per P You
will save money by buying your Socks
" &c. buys Fine Gauge. Firm Elastic.
HIgh-Spliced Heel. and Double-Toe Sock
Gentlemen's and Ladies' Tecks. Bows.
and Four-in- Ha nds-hundreds OF styles 10
select from-Plaids, Brocaded, Pain;
Checked and Stripes; ~ and 5Jc. Is all
we ask for the very best.
ART DEPARTMENT.
Every day brings new additions to our
Art Department Here you can ind
everything needed TO do fancy work.
SILK Threads of all kinds and shadings.
Knitting and Crochet-Needles, I'm
broidery-Frames. Linen and Cotton
F.osses and Threads.
Fancy and Plain Art Linen.
Plain and Fancy Silks.
ing patterns-all exclusive designs, exc
crited by our own artist. Designs origi-
mated as desired.
Zephyr-singla, double, and split.
Germantown and Shetland Yarn, Ice
Wool. and a full stock OF the many
thousand articles that 20 TO make up
complete Art Department.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14

sI am IN favor OF a constitutional con-
Hention, the time for submitting the ques-
hon 20 be considered hereafter by the
General Assembly according to the
lights then before IT,"
SO says Senator Daniel. His position is
Identical with that OF the Dispatch. as
announced time after time for months
md months past. and we believe II IL
the true position. If the Roanoke coa-
ference adopts this view there viii be
little questioning OF the wisdom OF its
Dur party on account OF H..
II Is desirable that the Democrats OF
Virginia shall be as nearly unanimous as
POSSIBLE Ia favor OF convention before
The people are called upon TO go 10 the
polls 10 vote "for" or against calling
b. convention.
Unless we Democrats 20 10 the polls
well united the popular vote may be
"againsr' the calling OF u convention. In
pther words, we may expect the masses
Of the Republican party. to whom the
constitution framed by their great
leaders Underwood. Porter. Doctor
Bayne. Lewis Lindsey. eto) Is sacred. TO
vote against" convention. and II they
could get the help OF some thousands OF
Democrats they might defeat the propo-
Eiiion.
But give the Democrats time 10 con-
slider the matter. and opportunity to see
she results OF the new assessments now
being made. and the probabilities are
strong that they will he well nigh unit
in favor Of the convention. We may be
sure that the Legislature win be quick
60 see when the favorable momen; for
Waking a vote has arrived. and that II
will be prompt then TO put the question.
IL Is natural enough for Republicans
20 reverence the WORT OF Underwood q
Co., but a. for Virginia Democrats they
have never liked the present Constitu-
zion, and will welcome the day when they
shall have the privilege Of revising and
amending II. We agree with senator DAN
n, that yirginians have not lost the art
OF making. but have only be-
rome rusty for want Of practice.
And when the copveation Is decided
ppon we shall see IN its membership
nearly all Of the great men OF this State.
Every cjtisen Of Virginia will be eligible
nd 10 nan whom The people ssk ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14

Mr. william Merritt Chase. president OF
,he Society OF American Artists. VIII
maize an extensive exhibit OF paintings VI
oil and pastel at the Gotten states ana
International Exposition at Atlanta Mr,
Chase is one OF our most accomplished
srtists-in fact. there Is no msdium III
which he cannot work with success he-
Gently he has been hevotirg MS attehtion
10 American landscape. ana me orisn'
,nidsummsr effects which he painted on
Long Island last season have been an at
,ractiye feature Of the New YORK exhipi-
lions this winter. He has not abandoned
those delightful interior views, upon
which he first made his reputation. LOT
In the spring exhibition OF the Society OF
American Artists there is an important
large canvas by him. purchased by the
shaw fund. which shows beautiiui nod-
ern Interior. with the lady OF the mouse
entertaining a guest. Its title Is Ine
Morning Call" one OF Mr.. Chases por-
traits Was awarded the Temple prize In
philadelphia last fall. and early this year
he was awarded another prize py the
cleveland Art Association. The people OF
Atlanta and OF the South have great
treat In store In seeing Mr.. Chase's work
He is Justly celebrated for his great teen
n,cal ability, and Is doing more, possibly.
than any other native artist TO ADVANCE
and benefit American art.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14

All Of the veterans OF Jeb. Stuart's
Cavalry Corps. and many other survivors
Of the Army OF Northern Virginia. as
well as southern people generally, will
hear with regret OF the death near Ber-
lin OF Major Heros Won Borcke. This
chivalrous gentleman, after q gallant SER
vice In the Prussian army, presented him
self to Stuart In 1862. and was given
position on his STAFF. where he dis
tinguished himself for courage and other
soldierly qualities, as well as for good
Fellowship. He was q man Of extraordi-
nary size and hercuiean strength. and
In several personal combsts distinguished
himself for daring II We mistake not,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14

The Pittsburg Times has dispatches from
many points In Western Pennsylvania,
Eastern Ohio, and West Virginia on the
business situation. These dispatches show
that business Is booming at every point
heard from, and that confidence In the
future seems fully restored. Not since the
spring OF 1888 has such activity been no.
ticed. The revival Is not confined TO any
one line OF industry, but all classes Of
manufacture and trade feel the good ef-
feets. Old works that have been IDLE for
two years or more are resuming. plants
that have been operating on part time
have increased working forces. and nume-
rous mills have advanced the price OF
labor.
In the vicinity Of Pittsburg alone over
1900 workmen received an advance II
wages during the last week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
Steam Roads Threatened.

Twenty miles OF trolley" says the
Baltimore Sur, and then proceeds 10 tell
how that city has got ahead of other
cities in the matter Of long electric lines
We quote:
miles from the City Hall In almost al
air line by means OF rapid-transit cars.
This is the longest straight-away
length of rapid-transit lines from the
centre of the city that is now operated
and II is expected TO be part of q
continuous line between Baltimore and
the battlefield at Gettysburg, Pa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
THE
I vvER R,
Julius Syg|s&So1,,
Cor. Second and Broad.
CROWDS OF PEOPLE.

That we did precisely as we
advertised is proven by the
thousands of satisfied custom.
ers that have visited our store
during the past week. So the
low prices will prevail this
week. Every one knows what
a sale means at our establish.
ment. 1t will be impossible
to give every item. Many de.
tails will not be advertised, as
the goods are displayed
throughout the building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14

his sword. a weapon too heavy for most
men TO use, was BY him presented to tho
Commonwealth. and is preserved In the
State Library
About ten years AGO Won Borcke came
IN virginia on a visit. and was received
with the greatest possible affection by
the people generally. Returning home, he
published a book on his campaign IN VIZ
siria. He dearly loved the southern peo-
p,e-an affection that was heartily re-
ctnroca ted nv ug -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
Summer UndergarmentS

We've had a taste of warm weather. with
all its attendant discomfort. So the time
Is ripe when 1t Is imperative that the
proper weight Undergarments should be
used.
Chiidren's Vests. silk stitched at neck
and sleeves, Il lie.
Also. tape neck and sleeves at II l-2c.
Fine Merino Jersey Ribbed Vests, low
neck, no sleeves. closed In front, woven
In one piece; price. &C.; others at % and
3sc
Ladies' Vests. s. s1-3. ~ Ia, 10. Is. a.
~. 60. 75c.-better values than shown here
at the prices have yet to be found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
Jnpnn ana Nicaragua.

1t is reported from Washington that
the recent achievements OF Japan have
led her to turn her attention 10 Sc
curing a treaty with Nicaragua, by
which she would secure marked privileges
in the Nicaragua canal.
This is not a joke" Japan has a
good opinion OF herself just now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14

The New York Herald's Washington
correspondent says rumors OF another
bond issue have been in circulation in
Washington for some days. and 1t has
been reported that the President had
In contemplation the calling OF an extra
ter before the House and Senate. The
correspondent does not. however. credit
the rurnor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
SERGE AND CHEyOIT SUITS.

Nayy-Blue. Black. and Tan, anu 81, .s,a az
tsYects. RANGING i'm price from So to $Z250
we are showing large assortment Q.
Separate Skirts in Serge and Crepon IN
a wide range Of prices, and MADE OF the
hest materials and in the best manner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
VIEW SPRING AND SUMNER SUITS.

NEW SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS
Duck Suits-stylish cuts-Tans. Browns;
Navy Blues, White, and variety Oh
new effects, 50 a suit.
New and Stylish Effects in Finer
Grade Of Duck Suits, in White and Styhsh
CoIorings $40 and S suit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
4. HUTZLER'S SONS,
3l5 EAST BROAD STREET.
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES AT MINI
MCM PRICES.

olJ 1sASi bISOAD
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES AT MINI
MCM PRICES.
We place our dependence IN these fea-
lures, and every week is made additionally
interesting by the Introduction Of fresh
supplies at prices that others may COM
pete with. but cannot nndsrbid.
WASH GOODS.
In this department our sales are some
what larger than We anticipated. New
Patterns for this week;
Crown Pereales. l0c. grade, for lie.
S. X. and Tyrol Percaies. lOc. grade,
Fine Zephyr Percales Sc inches. Il l-2c.
Merrimack Shirtings continue at &c.
the manufacturers have advanced the
price Of Jaconets 10 IL l-2e., but We are
holding ours at Sc, though knowing we
cannot procure more at That hSGre.
Fine line of Dmities at 3 and lOc., for
the usual Y ~ and l9c. qualify:
BLACK DRESS GOODS
Cotton and Iooi,enD
The prices held down by will-power.
Fine French Woo. Batiste at Acc.
Extra Quality Wool Batiste al SOC.
Imperial and Storm Serges lower than
ever before known.
Special values in Crepons at .1c. and
Fine and Sheer Fast-Back Striped Or
candles. the 25c. grade. for lie.
Fast-Black Striped Batiste, sc grade
for - lie.
Black Sateens. from S IS TO CSC.
MATTlNGS.
Our sales OF Mattings, the largest We
have ever known. We give Value. Style,
and Beauty combined. Prices from loc.
to 35c. per yard. Give us a call.
WHITE GOODS.
French Organizes, IS inches wide. only
TO- A. 20, and jOc.
Compare with those bought elsewhere
at 80, 75c, and 81 per yard.
india Linen, a good article. at DC.
India Linen, So. grade, for s lac.
India Linen. i0c. grade. for Sc
A. HCIZLER'S SONS.
my l4-TtSTh 3i5 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
Untrimmed Hats.

Special-prlce sale of our Fine Fancy
Tuscan. Lace, and Neapolitan Braid
Hats in colors The sl25 and $50 Chip
and Tuscan combination reduced to Csc.
The Fancy Colored Straws at sSc., re-
duced now 10 &c.
The Fancy Straw Napoleon Shapes re-
duced from G. to isc.
The 81 and Toe Colored Shapes In fancy
straws reduced TO soc.
The line Of Shapes in Fancy Brim and
Satin Straw Crown in colored shapes re-
duced to 3Sc., from SOC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
BARGAIN WASH SILKS.

We are offering Beautiful Designs ana ana
CoIorings i'm the Best Corded Wash silks
a, go ner ward This is the grade that
has sold all the season at ~ l-Zc. per
yard. a. yard
all new colorings, both striped anu
checked.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14

FANCY WASH MATERIALS.
Printed Irish Linens,
silk Ginghams.
Scotch Duck,
Tevoit Suitings,
Galatea Cloth. orosds,
French Pique. in Striped ahd Dresueh
Linen Serge. in Stripes and Checks.
Hundreds of styles OF Printed CdmpHc'
full ward wide, at II l-2c.
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12I-2 CENTS.

At this price you can get the choice Q,
a number OF weaves ana nundreds "
STYLES and colorings.
Piques. Ducks,
Jaconet Duchess.
Lawns.
Jaconet Dimities.
Printed India Linon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
Flowers and Ribbons

Our great Ribbon and Flower sale last
week you know all about-too crowded
for comfort much OF the time.
This week more Flowers and Ribbons
for you.
Another large lot OF those Fancy Striped
Ribbons picked up in New York al even
less than previous purchase. You will
see them as you enter the store Monday.
Price, Ice. You can't buy them else
where less than Csc.
Some excellent values In Black Satin
Double-Faced Ribbon. %, .. and Sc
the quality is equal to the usual 3Sc
grade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14

the Clnc-pIduuluS uOW " noA~
,st. profitable to you-pleasant for
{ in their class-greatest money
purchases? Don't lug them around
US look after them for you-put
&c, whether you live in Manches-
Heights, Chestnut Hill, Fulton,
It Heights, River View, or other
resort evenings. II you haven't
one now here's an opportunity
to buy 81 CAPE FOR $3.50.
Take Baby Out.
Don't keep her prisoner be-
tween four walls. If it's for the
want of a Carriage that's econo-
MIXING to the point of danger.
10 new styles OF the celebrated whitney
INTERCHANGEABLE Kind that wear
30 we'll ss they look"-in the latest
styles Of upholstering.
Pine Reed for =.
Reed Plush for s..
SIX Brocade, extra style, N.0. - ~.
very Fancy Striped Tan Broadclofh ior
SIS TO SO.
our guarantee Oh up VI
turer's Don't that countT
Some Croquet-Set Bargains;
Shall Croquet Set, s. quality Tor VI.
Professional Set. 81 quality. $50
Finest made worth s.. for 81 80.
100 Tennis Rackets at half the regular
price.
White ParasoIs.
Enough to cover the town.
Everything about them onecolor,
the summer color of White.
China Silk, with White Han
dies, White Ribs, White Cords,
and White Tassels. 100 Plain
Coaching for 81. 80 Union,
Deep Ruffle. for So. so Union,
2 Deep Ruffles, for 1925.
Trunks, Lace Curtains, Oil
Cloths, Carpets, Mattings, Shoes,
Books, Baby Carriages, Wash
Goods, Soaps, Perfumes, Toilet
Articles. Stationery, Fans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
LeghOrn Flats

In Black and White. plain and fancy
edges-ladies' and children's sizes-prices
ranging from Csc. to $3.50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
IRISH DINITIEs.

All the Newest and Best Patterns, a
&c. per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
Millinery.

II you want the latest fad In any
thing pertaining to Millinery you can IND
IL at KAUFMANN'S.
The way people crowded this depart
ment last week and the way they bought
shows that they know and appreciate
good things when they see them.
Our Low-Priced Trimmed Hats at s1.9S,
$3.50, and up TO so were a revelation 10
many people. who have been In the habit
of paying from 81 10 s. more for the
81 me quality.
For this week we have secured another
large assortment OF Trimmed Goods,
representing all the very newest styles.
You will be surprised at the Nobby
Styles to be had in these low-priced Hats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
Cool Wrappers

for house wear. for afternoon. for tea
every style. every price. every color. every
size--you can't find q better variety to
select from.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14

We can't enumerate the values In
FLOWERS-the quality and beauty must
be seen to be appreciated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
| Our Nonresident Friends


We're thinking about you all
your trip here tomorrow the me
you. Here's pickings that's hes
values in Richmond. And your r
on these sultry summer days-le'
them right down at your door II
ter, Barton Heights, Brookland
Sidney, Chelsea Hill, Fairmour
suburban points.
The Domestic Department
ought to be worth an inspection.
Receives the best from two man.
ufacturers.
1000 10. Ready-Hemmed Trimmed Sheet
Full sieaeSed, free from dressing 10
Fine, a ouaity Striped Outing. In deIicsi,
Pink and Blue ...... ..5 lie. the YARD.
crinkle bingham. Is patterns. 7-sc' the
Zephyr Bingham, light dress pattern.
worth II I-2c., only ..",sc. the yhrI.
33-irich Gauze Flannel. .... .Dc. the yard.
silk Warp Summer Flannel, 1oc. the yard.
Our Linen Stock.
Here's the right quality at the
right prices-that'll bring the
thrifty housekeeper here quick
enough.
Turkish Bath Towels. large and heavy
Il H. a.. and &c.
Linen Buggy Robes, coloted-striped and
checks, 30. 1jc., and 81.
Red Table Damask. Protect your me
cloth against fruit stains. Cost you
, u. IS. or 5Qc.--depends on quality.
Bun and Blue Pure Linen Table DamasK.
double width. 50c., worth Zoe.
go dozen IS and SOC. Black Damask ana
Huck Towels. in pure white and col.
ored bordered. In the lot are knotted
fringe. plain facing. open work. IL Is
the greatest value ever onered IN inc
way Of towel for 25c. each, or - the
dozen.
An Odd Lot.
10 Spring Ladies Coats left
You'll need one at the summer
@M :!,!'!;;!,Y!|,9;:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
ADVERTISING RATES.
HALF INCH OR LESS.

Al letters and kilograms must be ad-
dressed to THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications viii not be re-
hufnei
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14

Chickens and Eggs. and how
to get 'em-use POLK MIL
LER'S VICTORY POULTRY
FOOD. 1t cures Cholera and
Gapes in fowls OF every kind.
and improves their general
condition. For sale at drug and
country stores. Price. 25 cents;
by mail, IS cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14

Is worthy of your attention. and you
should not miss seeing them-comprising
the new shapes in White. Navy, and
Black: Wide and Narrow Brims. High and
Low Crowns. The prices range 49, 70.
50, %. IS, 9Sc, 81. si.25, sl.SS, N.75. end N.9S
ALSO. A LARGE VARIETY OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
Our Shirt Waists

are the sensation Of the hour. We show
complete variety Of them In SIX,
Percale, and Lawns, In all the popular
colors and patterns.
Every waist is carefully and thoroughly
made and perfect-htting.
The Joc Waists are shown In stripes
and checks, with full sleeves. in all the
leading colors at G.. IS. and Sc.
We show some patterns that are equal
10 the usual 81 Waist.
The Novelties at 81, N.25, and sl.I5 have
proved exceptionally popular by their
style and general appearance.
SILK WAISTS In all the popular
weaves. stripes. checks. and small figures
in the delicate shades, as well as the more
sombre ones. The prices range from s2ss
TO 49, You cannot afford TO make them
at the price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
Duck Suits.

A complete variety Of Duck Suits In
White and Colors will be placed on sale
tomorrow.
The STYLES FOR THIS SUMMER are
represented here. The prices range with
in the reach OF every purse.
OUR DISPLAY OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-14
Separate Skirts.

We show Skirts in Serge, Crepons,
Satin. and Alpaca; also, Figured Worsted.
cut In the latest style, with the fun skirt
and organ-plpe pleating. The prices
range from 1873 to SIS.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-24
CHARLIE TAKES A TRIP
The Cowboy Artist Has Cons to Old
Missouri.
HE WORE A REAL VEST, TOO
But His Friends Didn't DIsown Him
Because Russell Is Splendid
Fellow and Is Bringing
Credit Upon His Mama.

GREAT FALLS, Jan. 23.-Many friends
OF Charley Russell, the cowboy artist,
gathered at the depot Monday afternoon
10 bid him good-by previous to his de-
parture for st. Louis on q visit with his
relatives. Heretofore Charley has as
rule appeared upon the streets of the city
dressed a la cowboy in almost every par
tcular including the sombrero and high
heeled boots. He never could be pre-
vailed upon to wear a vest while the cold.
est of weather has seen him upon the
streets without an overcoat. An Indian
belt heavily beaded has with him taken
the place of the proverbial suspenders.
But yesterday found him wearing an I'M
buttoned vest and carrying upon his arm
handsome overcoat. The spike-hee lied
boots were, if anything, trifle higher at
the heel. His large sombrero We'd with
the snow in whiteness while the tassollated
ends of the Indian belt hung at his side.
His friends warned him against bunko-
steerers and the like, but it was only in
jest for Charlie has travelled a bit and is
not so guileless as he looks. He expects
TO be gone month. On his return he
VIII take up his palette and brush and
continue, as in the past, to depict western
scenes and especially Indian life with
that faithfulness which has made his
works famous.