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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21
BRAMBLEToN.

H
Mrs. T.. II. Thomas; who was III so
long, at herihome, on Claiborne avenue,
has sufficiently recovered to be taken
To the home of her relatives, on Main
street, where it is hoped she will re-
cover speedily
Rev. j. II. Mastin's many friends re-
Gret exceedingly that he was not sent
back to McKendree another year
The rcgulaf meeting of the King 8
Daughters will meet at Mrs. . David
Corprew's, Claiborne avenue, his ar
ternoon at $3.50. a full and prompt at
tendance is requested.
The bell, donated by the City Council
to Christian Memorial Temple, will
serve the double purpose OF fire bell and
church bell. 1t will be ringing now be-
fore long.
Yesterday morning about 0 o'clock an
OIL stove exploded Mt the residence of
MI theodore N. Ramsey, No 20 Clair
borne avenue, with slight damage, which
was due mainly to the timely arrival
of Mr.. Ralph Brown on the scene. who
with great risk to himself, rushed I'm
ana carried the steve in full blaze out
doors. The department was speedily
at hand, but their services were, fortu-
nately.s not needed. Mr.. Brown es-
caned without serious damage.
Dinner and supper Will be served daily
at the Pure Food Exposition, at Festi-
val Hall. Persons wishing n good time
ana excellent meals will find every
thlnG pleasant when they patronize tho
ladies' OF Parll-Avenue Buptist Church
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21

WHEREAS; 1T IS DEEMED EXPE-
~ ~ :, aren't anu for the best interests of the
ely OF Norfolk and the public in general
tnat MoSeley. street should be graded.
eurbed and guttcred with wood and shells
,Io CHAPEL street east to the bridge ut
Inc lhe,o western yesd end of Highland avenue,
ed ae cd i resGly of BY the Gommen and
jority of ali u m enc crs OF Noriolk ma
Council concurring:-
Eirste That 4 IS expedient that Mosely
bridge at the western end of Highland
With wo oS g 6n eia E9rbed and guttered
plan and estimate Of The SfT 70 the
IN, SeSG,o icon the work of grading,
s s5GilH b and g,utttfering with wood and
the supervision of the Board of Street.
Sewer and ID Drain Commissioners.
60 Ih'ruMIh n, It one.half OF the costs of the
SAID work be assessed against the owners
OF real estate AUDITING on the said street
from Chapl street east. to the bridge at
cording to the running foot, that is to- saw
That the owners of real estate abuttinE on
tn the nc north side OF the said street from
western end Of Highland avenue, shall be
assessed with onn-uurrter OF the costs or
and the owners of real estate on the south
side OF the said street from Chanel street
east EAST ~ to the bridge at the western end of
one-quarter of the costs of the said work
according to the running foot. and the
II, ,,.,' u1tI VI inc expense or the
lie Urea Sury
Fourth-That public notice OF these res
buttons be given by publishing the same
IN two or more newspapers published in
ty days. 49,
ADOPTED by the Common Council No
JOHN L. ROPER
President Common Council
Adopted by tho Select Council Noycm-
Der 18th, 1853 ayAs. nays.
JAMES l.. WINSTON
- President Select Council
w. W. HUNTER. City Treasurer
nOf6-1Ot
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE ., =. 2 I

r VIRTUE OF A certain DEED
~ OF trust. bearing. date August I'd,
3 HSS and an duly Of record In the Clerks Of
the request OF the creditor therein Ne
cured cured, ! shall sell at public auction. in
door. Portsmouth, Va, at II O'clock M
on FRIDAY. the 10Th day Of November,
1898; the following property, to-wit:
PARCEL OF LAND situated in the
county of Norfolk. Va. containing by
described as follows: On tho north by
the lands OF Randall Brauy; on the south
~ the lands of Watt ami Stephen MIL
al;,l on The east by New Mill Crunk, it
t,..E the same property which was c:n-
1mSeI TO W.. Is. RodSera by V. q. Cas-
: TI.ItMS-CASII - -
no1s tbs WNt. n. OLD. Trustee.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21
ATLANTIC CITY.

s., The W. c. T. U. win meet tomorrow
a afternoon at O'clock with Mrs. Paine.
A.eA Avenue B.
itsy Z J; T. Routten was expected home
last night from Richmond, Va, to re-
"a sumo charge of LeKies Meuoria,
kilyear.s
slf{t 1irs, Rufus Jarvis and sister Miss
Aitee3 Russell, attended the funeral of
q thteiFI aunt in Hampton, Va, on last
Ssss Miss Maggie Hansford, of Colley
n a avenue li is visiting at Newport News,
Ifhe flrss trip to Lamberts Point
IS Py5 an electric car was made yesterday
AZ ple.f s.
IS The communion, set the gift of Mr.
55fs " " y Iweddell TO the Lambert s Point
lp'ifesbyterian Church, came into the
81 8, g andssof the pastor. Rev r. A. Rob
81 and beautiful. -
The eloquent and tender address Of
III. B Re MIR aEdholm to the people of shis
5s Ward on Monday evening last, awak-
spee q warm response and produced O
ss profound interest in the rescue work
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21
HUNTERSVILLE.

Mr.. Jonaltin Is now in CHARGE or ,,o
Elmer barber shop on Contra, ave
nue.. ~
The preachers residing in Hunters
vile are expected home Mt any day
from the great bodies they have been
and Petersburg
Mr., John Lesner, having recently sold
MS park to the Consumers Brewing
Company. has bought Mr.. w. c. Min,
ers residence, on Johnson avenue, as
n home for his family.
The county authorities and tho Nor
folk Street Railway Company should
each do their part towards puttinr
Central avenue In good condition for
travel during winter. 1t is considered
gross neglect that this much used
thoroughfare should have so little NJ
tention, when public comfort and con
Nenience make n rensonab Bile appeal for
the long needed improvements
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21
/ ELIZABETH CITY, NC.

fs1 Elizabeth City, ". c.. Nov. 2o-(Spe
&cial. MRS, T. .Lane left to-day to visit
\ friends and relatives in Philadelphia.
Rev. Josiah Elliott. of Hartford, n
Z c.. was in the city to-day
.i.ssss me Methodist Church people are still
making big preparations for the Conrar.
!: ence. places for the preachers to stay
z forE3a all except about fifty, and Il is
thought places will soon be secured for
#. rs rumored here that Rev. Sam
:: Tones, the great Methodist evanre.
B list, vii render his celebrated Lecture
g stt 81 j ere on the Goth of Decembe,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21
BY townsend & Joynes. AuctIoneers.
no20-2t

.RY. VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRt}sn
from George w. Rhea and wife to
me, as trustee, dated the 18th day "a
March ne 1925. and recorded in d. b. IA. D.
~. Clerks office, Corporation Court 81
the city of Norfolk, Va, shall sell al
public AUCTION. at the Real Estate i x
sGnniaginge. Main street, Norfolk, Va,
Ii uRSDAY,. the 2lst day Of NovemberH
1920. at IL o'clock M. the following props,
Grty, to-wit: TWO CERTAIN LOTS OErS
LAND, with improvements thereon ana
k NnoSI1,. as Nos, IS aid 40 Loyalls lane.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash. bnl.
n a., In two equal lnstallmehts, PAYABLE
sale SIX r, and Twelve months from day on
be secured by deed OF trust drawn and
. TheS1 r,a at purchasers expense. and
per cent. per arinum, with leave sui 10 at NM
chaser to anticipate deferred payments
~ - any Time before maturity, Interest,";
w. j. BANTER, Ja.
row Trustee.
-.o'--lus Auctioneers
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21
UBLIG SALE OF a VALUABLE
"h AGPES Sii 6IS MIL IAN AND %
ED IN GREENVILLE,
ST a II Il OF
VIRGINIA.

by virtue of u decree entered in tho
Manning; and others. at the Hnril tern,
h issl Of he Circuit Court OF the county OF
ne auction. In the town of Emporia, on
me "a d,y Of December. 1895 (that being
Greensviile County Court day) a Water
Grist Mill and Twenty-fve Acres Of
L Lhaiini.a' more or less. attached thereon.
rms property Is considered very vaiua.
Die; owins 70 the fine water power and
failroad facilities. The Hitchcock branch
OF me Atlantic and Danvillc railroad run
ming IN y few hundred yards OF the prop
eity. ana II being located in one mile OF
Emporia, town of 1000 Inhabitants.
,i'nrtieS desiring such property will find
II 10 their interest to examine the same
before the day OF sale.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash.
balance on a credit of one, two ana three
years from day of sale. purchaser cXecu-
ting Three notes with interest from date.
l!nyable III one, two and three years after
their dates, respectively Title retained
until the purchase money is fully paid.
w. SAMUEL GOODWIN,
On 49, Commissioners
octopeT ~, 1879 oc30- we-4y,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALn

ny virtue of an order made by His
Honor, l.; L.; Green, Judge al tie faj,
term OF the Superior Court OF Nert fnIii
county. N, c.. in the suit OF II. +. Green
aSalhst the lsham Lumber S,ompanv
term OF The superior Court of Hertrord
TUESDAY, the 10Th day of November.
lS!h, on the premises Mt I'unis, " O. sell
~ public auction, to the highest bidder
the following real and personal pronerivt
belonging TO the said lsham Lumbey
Company. to-wit: a LOT OF LANE az
Tnn1s, ~ c., or. which the saw mill dry
gins. etc, or the said lsham Lumber
COMPANY nre located. the saw mill, en-
Ensss h ole fixtures belts, shaftings,
and all the machinery and property -
every description at Tunis N c. heIonU
ing 10 SAID lSham Lumber Company: also
Al the interest, title and estate OF said
lsham Lumber Company in and to q par
Gel or tract OF land, with three t3) nice
the the, south nth side Of the public road leading
Of w. y. McGiaughan. and the right ~
way of the Norfolk and Carolina railrosd
and others. held by virtue of an aerna.
ment for purchase with ]. y. Hare
TERMS OF SALE are MS roIlow,.
Ono third q-0 Of purchase money in
cash, one-third Q-3) in three months nj
balance I'm six months. with right in purt
chaser to anticipate payments Title re-
tanned until purchase money Is maid in
Insured by the purchaser under the direc.
ton of the receivers for better securitv
This, the 23d of October 1896
JNO. Il. VANN
VIM. t. CuLLENS.
oczb-'uS Receivers
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21
Byrd. Baldwin & Co.. Auctloneers.

BY VIRTUE OF. a DEED OF rRusn,
:. from from George "; Rhea and wife to me-
rs trustee, dated the 3lst day of A,irust.
9s ie1, and III, Teeorded in =. s. u.s. page i.
citv of Hilice Corporation Court OF the
Main Gi,"s STRAIT at The Real Real Estate Exchange.
IN ne 2lst day of November, iSa5 at Il
wi Eio"k m the following property, to-
WI; ALL THAT CERTAIN LO;r' ON
on osAM iho' with With the improvements thereon,
End 'io n, M9rthwest ccrner of Union street
cnu itn,Snlis lane. Norfolk. Va, fronting
on OF, I Iaia Union street seventeen feet, more
ia ne si It feet; more or less.
, ii OF SALE-One-third cash.
Dniahse IN two equal Instruments. INV.
o ape saI In six and twelve months from day
to be evidenced BY negotiable notes oS
r pIIren !, bearing interest fiom day Of
SSaic az per cent. per ann,fm, and SECURED
5S deed of trust on the property. to be
uTmw IN ana recorded at the expense of the
p renaser, or, all cash, Mt the option or
'''S p"'eitoser. n. BEAMAN,
BYRD. BALDWIN ( CO.
iio'u'S Auctionerrs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21
ERIIIr Gf5&Cn

Two cups granulated sugar; one cup
water; heat but doEnot stir after it is
dissolved Let boil hard until dropped
In water II will besbrittle as glass. Pour
into warmed cups; drop In white grapes,
with n fork; place on creased paper out
in the cold. Twenty minutes will make
Hhem into fine glaces
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21
a Child Enjoys

plea So MT favor. gentle action. and
+ eff ects Of Syrup of Figs when
hes been ey tef. r. Taxa tive, and IL the father
sess " ~ 1sui follow its Use SO tina
/ siaa obSri lest family remedy known.
1 Never fal tering, Slniiiy should have q bottle
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY ON SHOES HERE!

Mems Winter Russet Shoes, heavy
railroad edge, water proof, all STYLES or
toe, So These are sold down town at ST.
Mems Shoes. Calf. Congress or Lace.
az stEies oil toe; Sizes, to II, at g. On
these you save soc. here
Mems LACE or Congress Shoes, tip and
pam toes, Sl.25 Just The very best Shoe
price. ~ 'he
Special sale of regular $500 GOODYEAR
> yet Vel DonSola stock. Ladies' Shoes, ut
-; 49, par. These are good Shoes,
'horoushly good.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21
AUCTION sALEs-rrI1s DAY.
Byty. II. Valentine. General ,Aucttoneers
u. II. Morris. Assistant, IS Bank
lfelNasyr Street I"-s-l. Il

s. 200 TRADE SALE OF DRY GOODS.
", Co ,., Notions. Hosiery. Shoes, & G.
20 Sank street. second floor, on. THURS.
~ "a Y, November 81, commencing at 10 u.
Heavy and light weights: so Boys. over
S Soa as: NY Mems and Boys Fine Suits:
% dozen ,SasSiinere Pants; rs LadlesJ and,
mems and Childrenss Shoes; large line OF
Scents Furnishing Goods; 1000 yards REM
Cloth, Sc; large line OF Notions, Hosiery.
rats, Caps, Fancy Goods, &C. Sold IN
iots TO suit the trade. Sale positive
j. II. VALENTINE
General Auctioneer
=. r. r. MORRIS,
noEV-Zt Assistant
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21
TIE VIRGlhlAH' 5 DAILY Hints TOH0gEkttpEpS
~. BILE OF FARE FOR To-MoRRovll, q:
aS<s5sl II coPrRiGur., B. SsSYsSSf.s Il
FRIDAY, MOVE %, 1896

y s3s 81 NJ BREA TX FAST. as * e
Apples. Oatmeal Lamb Chops.
Baked Potatoes Graham Mullins.
Raspberry Jam. Ginger SnhpsT Coffee.
~ 81 N DINNE II. II s;sSet
Vegetable Soup. 54Boiled Scrod.
3 3 Baked Tomatoes. Mashed Potatoes.
Celery. White and Corn Bread.
Cranberry Tart. Fruit Glaze.
SUPPER,
Cold Meat Omelet Sliced Oranges.
rs Vanilla Waters. Bread and
Butter. Tea
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21
n CENTS ON The DOLLAR.
REMEMBER,
AND PROFIT BY The FOLLOWING

Mems Heavy Suits. Double and Sin
gle Breasted. .........................s3 Go
Mems Strictly All Wool cheviot
SUITS. wholesale price Sl1,00. ....... 10
He1Ry sre Winter ter Clay Wor 5. Suits.
Wholesale price $500. ............ 70
Oxford Mixed Winter Suits Double
and Single Breased. Cashmere
lined, whole sale price $1,000. .... s.
Mems OvGrcoats. Heavy Blue Beaver,
Double Warp, Italian lining... 3 80
1880 Imported Germania Overcoats. Z 80
$1,000 French Black Cheviot Over
tootS ''.'..... -....-................... 6 10
$1,000 Oxford Mixed Overcoats 10
Mems Finest, Quality Viounas. Mel
i sinek p neo k Mi,b sirL Blue s and
Raw Edge. 3-inch Velvet Collar,
wholesale price, $1,000. .........9 ~
Mems Heavy Winter Pantalcons. -. 90
STRICTLY An Wool Black and Blue
ChsViotS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ! 80
Harris Cashmere Pants. wholesale
prlc" $500 Observation-Disclosures. co
fiung Mems Dark Gray Overcoats,
wholesale price Observation-Disclosures. 25
Chiidrens Ovcrcoats and listers,
sale price $3.75................ Go
Childrens Suits. from to 10 years of
age OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
Double Breasted. Well Made. Elastic
Waist Band, All Wool. ! 10
Double Breasted Rough Cheviots.
Blue and Black. .................. Co
Double Breasted, Double Seated and
Knees, 20 styles to select from. 49,. . 90
Genuine Scotch Chcviot Suits-l4 toie
yearS-Donble and Single RrcnSt-
ed, manufactured of absolutely
Pure Wool Material Q ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21
!" L..a'ltfifer.ty's
Complete Flour
The Color is a bril-
liant white. Nutty
flayor--appetizing.

1t has NO woody fiber, bran,
in it. It makes beautiful bread.
!. 1t is very rich, near 500 times
the best flour in the elements
that nourish the BRAIN, the
DIGESTIVE L.UIDS, the
TEETH and BONES. Consti.
ton, brain fatigue, Indigestion,
Irritable stomach and dyspep-
STA, caused by ,underfed and
starved organisms, are cured
by the simple and sensiblble
process of supplying the needed
nourishment to BRAIN, NERVE,
BILE, BONE. The healthy
ought to use it to escape these
diseases. 1t has been tested by
official analysis and by use.
We have heaps on heaps of let
ters certifying Its merits. The
r faa's is, Is sustained of aimed n,a by sstus!
knowledge mailed on request.
Complete Flour Is sold In bugs
/, and barrels. Ask your grocer for
a trial bag. 81.
DR.. Hunter Mcclure. Richmond,
HARD TO OVEREST1MATE."
For sale by
Taylor Il Loyal. Norfolk, ya.
J. Il, briggs, Norfolk, Va.
~. Dudley. Norfolk. yn.
j, u. Lowe, Norfolk, Va.
&. w. IEudSins AZ Co., Ports.
| mouth. va.
Da.Ehcrty & Iurdaugh,ports.
The white md sydnor Co.,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21
AUCTION SALES-FUTURE DAY.
| RusTEES SALE OF a VALUABLE
HOUSE AND LOT AT WEST
NORFOLK

BY virtue Of a deed of trust dotcd .I,,r.
l,lSs2. executed by George w Washer
uha Mea iy G.; his wife e the undersEn-
OF Norfolk County Va, ID. ia. u. sS, and
being required SO TO do by the creditor
therein secured. shall sell ut public auc-
18Th day Of November. 1885, at 10 Clock
2. m. Lot No. els. Fourth avenue, as
OF West Norfolk. with the buildings and
improvements thereon, consisting of q
dwelling house ana bake oven.
TERMS-Cash sufficient TO nav tha
costs ana expenses OF sale, and delin-
qlient taxes, if amy. to the day of sale.
ana the sum OF SLIP, with Interest there.
on , from January /. 1888. and $50, with In
balance upon the following credit: si3e on
january l, 1896; S3G on July /, 1896: SI3G on
January !, 1888. and sleSo on July !, iSSs.
nol6-tds Trnota
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21

Of silk embroidered elastic with full bows
or line satin ribbon, l5c.
Boys Two Piece Suits OF Heavy Navy
Blue Stockinct. trimmed with gold braid
These suits ordinarily sell for $3.50
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Shirts Made in This Store!

Hereafter we will ourselves nnnnufoc-
ture every Negligee Shirt we sell. made
right. cut. full. perfect titting@the but.
tons sewed on "a. stay on, and we sell at
price Impossible to those who do not
manufacture.
Mems Splendid Quality Negligee Work
Ing Shirts of Connestcga SOC
Mems Outing Cloth Shirts, 35c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21

musicians endorse p. 7. L. as n splen-
oln combination. and prescribe It with
great satisfaction for the cure of all
Iorms ana stages of Primary, Secondary
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21

Mems Striped Cheviot Shirts. 4ec.
on cannot get such shirts at any other
Mems Canton Flannel Drawers, made
pair.
Mems White Unla.Indered Shirts these
vel mads but not by us. 43c.. so. I.aun-
dercd Shirts up to the finest, at SIPS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21

inc Corset called American LADY,
W mite, lean and Satcen EmbroiderrI In
" " mite Siik-these duplicate OF the P.and
-, ana because they do not pay the I'M
Ladies' Carriers. made ready to n.oor
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-21

Ladies' Shoes. Lace or Button, all
Shoe. F-''
Misses School Shoes, Dongola, Pebble
Goat, all styles. 81. Finer grade. $3.50
Boys School Shoes, ST.
This price is made on these in order TO
nring to the store every parent who wants,
the most for their money. We are with
hsht expenses able to undersell the down
town stores. and We do It on every thing
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-25
PASTORAL WRITING.

From the time men first began to con-
gregate in cities. there has always exist
ed a longing half real and half artificial.
to depict the sights and sounds of coun-
try life. This love of innocence ana SIN
plicity is in truth, q love or the past, Tor
the town-bred tradesman looked pach
with Wistful eyes TO the quiet existence
of his rustic foreiathers, and thought ne
saw there the peace that himself Would
never find 1t was this feeling, presuHa-
bly,, that first gave origin TO what we
term pastoral poetry, and, indeed, a poet
would ask for nothing better than nature
and country scenes upon Whlch 10 exeI-
else his genius. The pity was that so
many others followed suit on the same
lines. creating a fashion by copying the
form with slight appreciation OF the es-
Theocritus was well enough. but the
faint of artifiriality lies upon his carries,
imitators. The Latin pastoral 1oll CSs'sel
Rion and Noschus, and most succeeding
poets have hung upon Nirglfs footSleps;
so that it is not surprising that we hii9
little natural force in the ecioSues OF
Pope and Philips, to say nothing OF me
earlier limitations of Boccaclo ana MS
school. Spencer. it is true, has more Oh
the country air in his Shepherds Calen-
dar." but the bulk of his successors pre-
ferred Italian artifice to English Originate
ty, and since his time there has been no
serious effort to revive the true bucoHC
poetry of Theocritus. unless POSSIBLY we
accept the Gentle Shepherd or Allan
Ramsay. Such poetry, indeed, should be
always tinged with the hue of dialect, ana
the SCOTS tongue Is do 3OOu 81
as may be found for the Doric of the 81
Gillian poet. There is a passage OF rustic
amorolls raillery in this ecIOgue of Ram
saws as good as any between Daphnls
and Menalcas-tne lines beginning:
Last morning I was gay and early out,
Upon dixie 1 leaned, glowerinS about,
1 saw nv Meg come linking o er the lea;
l saw my Meg, but Neggy saw ma me-"
1 wonder We have not more after this
model instead of so many Strephons and
Chloes, or (Which are but little better)
Hobzinols and Blowzalindas. We have
not had many singers to this tune since
the worthy Allan. In fact, pastoral po-
etry might we'll be revived again, not as
a. burlesque after Gays manner, but as
a reality There are other dialects, as has
been proved in Dorsetshire. that would
trip gayly enough to this measure, be-
sides the Scotch. Indeed, I imagine that
the world possesses also a Volume OF
Irish idyls, more or less in the right vein,
The Westminster Review.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-25

idea was to have the bodies of wo-
man and a boy found in their home
and afterwards the corpse of a man
with a bullet in his head, to make it
appear a case of murder or suicide. !
got bodies from a graveyard to repre-
sent the wife and son, but the alleged
husbands body had not yet
been procured when the insur-
ance agents learned of the scheme
posed of the best way I could. L
had them embalmed and put in
trunks, which were sent to a cold
storage warehouse. Before my prepare
tons could be completed, however, the
manager of the storage house said for
me to take the trunks away or he
would sell the contents. I did so, and
the bodies were buried in separate
places. Where they are the police must
find out"
Holmes ridiculed the theory that a
subterranean tank, found in the Chi
cago establishment, had been used for
the secretion of his victims corpses,
and said that it had served as nothing
more harmful than a vat for illuminat-
ing oil used in the premises. The
dumb waiter was accounted for by the
fact that during the Worlds Fair
there had been a restaurant in one
Of the upper floors of the building.
in the transfer of properties between
him and Minnie Williams, Holmes
added, in which he had secured the
Fort Worth property, a note in the
shape of a mortgage was given by
Minnie Williams. and endorsed Horace
A. Williams who was supposed to be
her brother. She never had a brother,
however, and the indorser was Holmes
himself.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-25
IRON MoULpER,s UNION.

CHICAGO, July 24.-The following
officers were elected by the Iron
Moulder's Union of North America
last night, after which the meeting
adjourned sine die:
President, Martin Fox, Cincinnati;
first vice-president, J. F. Valentine,
San Francisco: second vice-president.
NJ. ]. Keogh; Troy, n. Y; third vice
president, c. J. Duke, Norwich, Conn.
secretary, E. ]. Denney, Cincinnati;
assistant Secretary, J. G. Weaver,
Covington, KY; financial secretary, R.
H. Metcalf, Cleveland, Ohio; treasurer,
William Hensel, Albany, n. Y; Execu-
tive board, Patrick Enright, Chicago;
John Campbell, Quincy, Ill; J. H.
Widdowfield, Brooklyn, n. Y; F. R.
Rogers, Atlanta, Ga.
Indianapolis was chosen as the next
place in which to hold the next an
nual meeting.