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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-24

The Marquis of Salisbury Informs vene-,
zueia of England's UItimhtun--A Forci-
bic Reminder That the Boundaries Mus
Not be Overstepped-other Issues 49,
submitted to Arbitration.
London, Oct 81. I'm vie
many reports in circulation reg
the attitude of Great Britain Il
Venezuela, the following olficiG
nouncement was made TO day: -,
'In consequence of Venezuela 4
offering an apology or PREPARATION n
the Yurnan incident, the Marquis OF
Salisbury has taken steps to inform
her as to what reparation Great Britain
requires. But, as relations between
the two countries have been broken of
for some years, the communication was
not sent through the direct diplomatic
channel.
''As the document has not reached
its destination, it is not considered de-
sirable to give details of its contents.
But it is couched in forcible terms and
points out that Great Britain will not
permit Venezuela to overstep the boun-
DIARIES marked by the courses of the
rivers Cuyune and Amacura; but is
willing that the question Of the other
disputed territory should be submitted
to arbitration.
London, Oct. 22.-The afternoon
newspapers of this city to-day again
comment upon the dispute between
Great Britain and Venezuela, and in
the same tone as yesterday.
The "St. James Gazette,'' for OK
ample, declares itself to be opposed to
arbitration in any form, saying;
Arbitration not only does not apply
to the present dispute, but it is the
usual thing, when there is recourse to
this kind OF international tribunal, for
the arbitrators to find against England
and the weight Of evidence, and in the
few cases where the finding has been
in our favor the other side declines to
pay. p"
The "St James Gazette" then in
stances the Alabama, Delagoa Bay and
Behring Sea disputes in support of it's
contention that international tribunals
usually find against England and the
weight of evidence.
More attention is attracted now than
formerly to the utterances of the "St
James Gazette" against arbitrating the
dispute, as this newspaper seems TO
have had some amount of inside track
throughout in Venezuelan news here,
and it is therefore believed to have
been inspired by a high government
official thoroughly familiar with tho
subject and aware of the policy to be
followed by the Marquis Of Salisbury.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1895-10-24

New Castle. Oct q. 1.-THE arrange
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-06-22

Par suite dune convention inter-
venue entire administration du
Journal des Debats ct celle de la
SENTINEILE Gle Thibodaux, nous
avons obtenu que nos lecteurs bene-
ficieraient dune reduction de 60
sous sur announcement a lEDITIoN
HEBDoMADAIRE du JoMnl des
Debdts. II leur sutfira done de
detacher lie bulletin ci-dessous ct de
nous fadresser pour que labonne-
ment ne lenr conte que s4.40 au lieu
de $500.
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TANTE ANNE
PAR Mrs. W. X. CLIFFORD.
Tyaduit de panglais p@' Leon Boone
Suite

Oh. non, mon chtri, je vous en-
pric, ne vous dtrangez pas pour MOI.
Continuez yotre conversation. . al
touiours Gu i'habitude Gle rever aux
ato;les ayant de me retirer pour Ia
mutt. par consequent il nest pas
nr4sumable que j'attrape du NAL &c
soir.
-,Je ne lie youdais pas pour tout
au monde, murmura NJ. Wimple.
Tante Anne l'entendlt ct sembla
dioarer lentement ses paroles. car ellie
secoua la tete deux on trois fols q n
maniere qui lui etait ~particullere.
-Je vous en- supple, ne vous
lnquietez pas, Monsieur Wlmple: ]e
SINS a%ccoutumee a Drawer les elements
en- toute saison, ct l'air ne peut me
faire aucun NAL. De plus, ajouta-t-
ellie ayec IN doux sourire, quot que
i'aie dit tout Il l'heure de mon age, Je
ne suis pas 81 vieiIIe que je lie para's.
oh /, mon cher Walter, vous etes
trop bon. vraiment, cher enfant.
File lie laissa lul entourer les
epaules de repais chale blanc !;
Walter resta I'm moment aupres
d'eux. ct ce silence profond. qul,
ouelauefois, accuellle un tiers surye-
nant au milieu dune conversation.
Sc fit tout d coup. Alors sentant
quill etait de trop, ii retourna pres
dEthel Dunlop, heureuN que Wimple
plut a tante Anne. Ii await Grant
que son ami s'ennuyat Il cette solree,
ct la vieille dame semblalt suppieer
florence dams son role de maitresse
de maison.
IL est impossible pour vons Il etre
yieille. dit NJ. Wimpie parlant encore
pressure tout has.
la vicille dame ne parut pas Ten
tendre.
Ses yeux suivaient Ia tongue Tile
dies rcyerberes de la rue. Les che
yaux atteias aux voitures deyant Ia
maison pi6rinaient Il place, ct fal-
salient inter lcurs harnais dams lie
silence dc Ia mutt. Plus loin. .an
cornet a piston joumt lie semplteinel
Tous fous soueieRdrcr de MOT a
cote dele lie ieune homme Sc tenalt,
he Ia quittant pas du regard. I'm
arriere. dams lie salon, y%aouement
eclaire par les lampcs ct les bougies
avec leurs abat.jour, les autIes eau
salient. tout au sujet qui les inttres-
salt. Tout celia etait peu sentiment
tai. sans doute, mails men PASSIONATE
pas moins Ia yieille dame Il lie
CONNIE NJ. Wimplc Sc
rapprochait dele, les larmes lui
rinrent aux yeux ct coulercnt lie long
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP-NFw
orleans. Nov. 18th, ls93.-The partnership
heretofore existing under the firm na,np
OF SEWN IEGENDRE is this day dissOIy-
ed by mutual consent. Liabilities will he
assumed by F.P. SEWN. who will continue
the business at No. 8 and 5 Toulouse.
NJ. A. LEGENDRE.
F.P. SEWN
REFERRING TO THE ABOVE, WISH A
continuance of the patronage as heretofore
extended to SEWN 4 Legendre.
M. A. LEGENDRZ
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ArEL1ER

Ayant tout lie matfriei ntces.ai nnrr ao.
.,mmesa meme d'exeentcr tous les onsf"gts
fv%nopraphioues eui nous seront con'i+s. LES
breefss 6',vocat. carries d'afaires, en1fees me
features tsetu tickets d'habitation, b'anes. ei rrar
aires, exc, seront imprimts dams lie Plus "ref
d4lai ct a ces prix ouI detient tea'e WV"
renee
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PRIME A NOS

La plupart DIES grands journaux
strangers publient une EDlrIoS HEB
DOMADAIRE, destinee i tenir au
courant dies e~venements de In semai.
ne ceuX de ieurs nationaux qui
viveat hors du pays: mails il n'exls-
TAFT jusqu.ici en- France aucune publ
cation similaile.
lie journal DIES DfbGts, don't on
connalt Ia vieille reputation ct la
transformation rtcente 81 hardie.-
c'est maintenant lie seul journal quo
tidlen qni paraisse deuN fois, par
jour-le Journ0l des Ufbats went de
combler cette lacune en- creant une
EpITIoN HEBpoMADAlRE.
Nos lecteurs ~apprec;eront Ia
valeur de cette publication, en- Sc
rappelant que le Journal des Debnts
compile au nombre de ses ~collahora-
teurs les hommes quI, dams lie monde
DIES lettres ct de la politique, occu-
pent lie premier rang en- France. Ii
nous suliira de otter les mons de NM.
Leon Say. Alexandra Dumas, Ludo-
vic Halevy. Greard, Ernest Lavisse.
+. Rouse, Z. Melchior de Vogie,
Meilllac, Brnnetiere, de lAcademie
f%raneai>e =. ct A. Leroy-Beaulieu,
de Molinar, Maspero, Bardoux,
Boutmy, Berger, CASTOR Paris,
Perrot, T.. Reyer, de l'Instltut; lie
professeur Grancher ct lie docteur
Daremberg, de Academic de Mede-
cine Aynard, Charles-RouX, Francis
Charmes, Paul Deschanel, Dietz,
Heurteau, Charles Malo, +. Weyl.
Harry Ais, ~Chail!ey-Bert, Jules
Lemaitre. Arvede Barine, Bonvalot,
C%hantavolne, Desjardlns, Faguet,
Fllon, Gebhart, A.. Hallays, Il. Hous-
save, \. Julien, A. Michel, Fl. de
Parville, Rattalovich, f. Rod, Guy
Tomel, etc.
LEDlTI0N HEBDOMADAIRE du
Journal des Debats reproduit les
articles les plus lnteressants parus
dams les deux editions du journal
quotidien ellie dome ainsi, outre de
nombreuses ttudes dart ct de littera-
ture, lie tableau lie plus complet DIES
evenements de Ia semaine. File
constitute done Ia meilleure dies
revues. Ellie est aussi Ia moins
chere, car ellie ne coute que 25
francs par an ajoutons que son
formal commode (32 pages grand
in-4o par numero) permet de la
conserver facilement en- volume.
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tout. 3. tout me rajeunlt de quarante
ans, quan.l j'etais jeune. It mainte-
nant je suls viellle. .Je suis vieille !
Cest la fin pour moi.
Il Sc baissa ct ramassa lie moucEolr
garni de lentelles.
Non. ne dites pas celia; &c nest
pas Ia fin. Lage ne Sc compile pas
par les a%nnees, mails par dautres
chooses.
Il toussa. maj Il false. ct attendlt.
pour jueer lie leiiet de ses paroles
avant daller plus lon..
En- realitt. reprit-il tie eette voix
dure qui auralt horriblement choque
des nerfs plus sensibles, en- reallte, je
suis plus vieux cue vous, car Ia Vie
M etc beaucoup plus ptnible qua
vous.
Il dit celia dunt ton dtlibert, CONNIE
sill en- await muremcnt pe.e cha1ue
mot on sill layait appris par cuur.
-je voudrais que vous m.ensei-
9niez lie secret tie garder cette ieu-
nesse qui sera toujours votre parta@e.
Ellie lecoutait advertisement. Ellie
Sc tourna ct reoarda devant ellie,
faselnGe par les tenebres, pressure
ctfray6e de l'obscurite au loin. Alors
ellie ecoua ltgerement Ia tete, Sc
souvenant sans doute. que c,etaicnt
settlement les arbres= de Regents
Park qui faisaient cette obscnritt.
All, 81 ,ous pouviez m,ensei-
gner lie secret de garder cette jeu-
nesse qui sera toujours votre partage
repeta-tll CONNIE 81, apres retlexion
il etait 81 satisfait de Ia phrase qu5ll
pensait qu'elle meritait une reponse.
Ellie fecouta advertisement pour
Ia dcuxieme fois, ct leya les yeuN sur
lui, pressure embarrassed.
-Je m'estimerals bien heureuse 81
lie pouvais etre utile 4 I'm ami Gle
Walter, repondit-elle dun ton cere-
monieux. triste ct doux.
II yen a tant qui vous aiment..
La voix etait toujours dure ct
rude.
Non. dit-elle. oh non.
IL va William Rammage, fit-il
lentement.
All, celui-la m'oublie. une
~ancienne camaraderie lie laisse insen.
slble.
-N'a-t-ii pas DIES freres ct snurs?
C'etait la unc etrange question.
lis sont morris, tous, il y long
temps.
IL est curieux qu'il ne Sc soft pas
marie.
-Je presume quill ma jamais eu
d'inclination pour lie marriage.
--Alors, il ma plus aucun parent :?
Tres peu. repondit-elle ayec un
gros soupir. Et Embarrassment
il n'apprecie pas l'amitie de ceux...
-Tante anne, chere tante Anne,
dit Florence, rentrez. je YOU en-
supple, vous attrapereZ lie coup de
Ia mort. -
Mon amour, ma voiture est en-
bas. ct yous m ~excuserez. Il Sc fait
tard. Jai etc bien heureuse de
passer la soiree zee vous ct de me
trouver ayec vos amis.
Ellie donna n poignee de main a
NJ. Fisher, salua Ethel Dunlop, puts
sortit lentement du salon al bras Gle
Walter, Ia Tongue traine de Ia robe
de Nine Celestlnc balayant lie parquet
derrIere ellie.
-Bonne mutt, Mistress Hilbert,
dit Wimple, de lair dun homme qui
Il de nombreux engagements ct Sc
souvient tout a coup dun qui ne
SQUIRE pas de retard, ct il =sortit a
o tour du salon.
J.., l. .o.. IL =.
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NJ. Fisher await expliquea Florence
que son journal await besoln pour un
temps dun correspondent special, ct
que lie enlargement d'alr ct lie mouve-
ment dune existence nouvelle Sc
raient II eXcellente chose pour
Walter.
Celui-ci, Guand ses hotes furent
parts. regarda advertisement sa
femme: mais ellie lul tendit les deux
mains. en- le ftliGitant.
-Je suis tres contentc. dit-elle F:
celia vots fera du bien. ct vous me
reNlcndrez avcc une provision de
sante pour |lavenir.
Pour ne plus jamai5 vous quit
ter. mon amour. vous ct nos chtrls.
Walter devait i South
ampton dix jours plus tal,l.
81 NOtre mere await etc Ell Angle
terre, remarqua-t-il, lie suriendemain a
dejenner, vous aurieZ pu IN accompa-
gner jGsqua Gibraltar; mails je pre-
! sumo que veus craindriez de confer
la maison aux domestiques.
j aurais Anne a vous accompa-
gner maIs, pour rien au monde, ie
ne voudrals laisser les e~nfants seuIs.
-Sapristi s6cria tout Il coup
Walter, sans fare attention 4 Ia
reponse, VOLTA tante Anne en- cab
maintenant Oh Floggie, je me
cllpse. \ qui diable en- a%-t-elle, pour
a~rriver a cette heure matinale
Dltes-lul que je ne suis pas encore
leve, ct que je ne descendral pas
avant trois heures au moins. Nlais
tenez-moi t%oujours lie dejeuner au
chaud.
--Pourquoi he pas la voir?
Non, non Ellie pleurnichera;t en-
apprenant que je pars, ct j'eclaterals
de rire. Arrangez-vous pour vous en-
debarrasser lie plus vite possible.
II monta hativement au premier
etage, CONNIE Ia porte de Ia rue
s'ouvrait.
Mrs Baines entra dun air tragique.
Ma chere Florence, laissez-moi
vous embrasser, ma pauvre cherie.
Eth bien, tante Anne, guy a-t-ll
done demanda gaiement Florence.
--Eous etes brave, mon amour.
Je sails tout! dit la vieille dame en-
regardant sa niece en- face; TAI
reeu, il V a une heure, IN lettre
m'apprenant lie depart de Walter.
Ma chere, celia vous brisera lie
c9ur.
-Mais pourquoi ?
-J'en suis sure, mon amour.
oh non, je ne suis pas 81
deraisonnable. La vie est pleine
devenements ordinances qui nous
remuent profond6 ment. J'en al fait
lcxperience tout reinforcement mais
ii fault savoir les supporter ave
calmc.
-|ous ne vous doutez pas de &c
que NOuS SereZ Seule.
Non, tante Anne il me man.
guerra, certaiLement, mas je me con.
soleral en- me dlsant quill s'amuse.
Ma chere Florence, je crovais
vous trouver desolee. lie ceur brise
&c serait cruel pour lui. ye suis
h%eureuse de son depart, puisque le
voyage dot lui faire du bien, ct i
n'al reellement pas lie temps dc
penser a moi. Jai trop a faire.
Mrs Baines refiechit IN moment.
-Je ny attendais. Du premier
moment OH ie vous al vue, ~j'avais
devine combien vous Gtiez desintt.
ressee. Celia vous resemble ben.
ma cherie, de ne pas penser i vous.
Mas essayez de rtagir, car vous
soutirlrez assez de la solitude quand
/ Spra nay+i.
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ThibOdaux College.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.

~ D-N1 fSJ11OOL.
Notice is hereby given to parents and
guardians who have children to educate
tnat the next session will open on Monday,
september Sd, 1894, with competent teach
ers in English and French to teach the Ian
guages, sciences, mathematics ,penmanship
Book keeping, etc. tThoroug h preparati on
have been made to receive boarding or day
scholars at reasonable terms.
For further particulars address
THiBUDAUX COLLEGE,
ThibOdaux La.
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For Rent.

ThIAT PORTION OF THE MEYER
WE'LL building in llibodarx. comnris.
ilg The Two stores "n the first t,oor ana tba
sid Planters ClGh iioom on s4ce4d floor
Apply TO
T"nS y. KENT.
1890 IhihoInux. La.
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W. care de lO!;gnes: lere. insertion. Si'9o
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Toute annorcp commercials pnhtlee a an
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pour le premiere insertion ct 23eents pour ies
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CHAs. A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-03
Tobacco-Raising in Granville.

OXFORD. n. c., March Especial
The other day | wrote you that Mr. -.
Il. Cheatham who resides near OAlotu'
had cured rs barns of tobacco; that ne
raised his own supplies, and has m1de
a handsome profit every year during the
panic on his farm. 1 also mentioned tnat
MIR. Fielding Knott, another GranVilIe
county farmer, living near OXFORD, also
had been making much money on ms TO-
bacco crop every year. and also made his
home supplies, and that Ii was propabie
that he had "A larger number OF barns OF
tobacco than Mr.. Cheatham. / nave since
heard through an entirely authehtlc
ecource that Mr.. Knott cured last year,
on the part of himself and tenants, over
20O barns. Let me say, for the dement,
OF your readers unacquainted with the
tobacco section, that each barn usually
contains about 500 pounds OF lear tobacco.
There are quite a number OF farmers IN
Granville who make 500 per acre, ana
occasionally as much on some acres as
$50 to 500 per acre on their Df'Eht 10
baccO lands, and, besides, make an aDuu-
dance of corn. wheat. oats and raise their
own meat. This is no eXaggeratton. ana
shows that, despite the great depression
I'm money matters. that there are great
many farms In North Carolina adapted
TO the growth OF bright tobacco which
Weld to their owners handsome returns
in money for the labOr bestowed upon
IT, for in the other bright tobacco ianls
of North Carolina similar results are
shown as I'm Granville. II may not be
amiss to say that Of course there are in
stances in which far more than $40 per
acre are quite often realized from the
cultivation of one or more particular
acres here and there. The cost OF labor
per acre in tobacco is estimated at from
$40 to SIS. .
Mr.. Matt. Loonan, of oxford, has COPY
of Hodges North Carolina Alman1ck
for the years 1896 and 1871 containing
about fifty pages. To quote from its tue
mage: IA Variety OF Useful and Amusing
Articles" IL is an interesting relic. and
was calculated for North Ca.ol!na by
William Thomas Aft; printed and sold by
Abram Hodge, Halifax, y. c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-03

~ road TO the railroad station. Apout
nifty feet 10 the east Of the county roaH-
afrer you have climbed over hVe-toot
fence-you ind the court-house, cleih
Office and Jail.
ON the road I'm front of the present
clerks office - located the old court
house, which is now used as store
house. and IN the rear of the clerks OIL
flee Is the old clerks Office. Here The
antiquarian will find many things to IN
tcrest him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-03
DR.. Curry's History.

a students edition has just been issued
by the B. l.. johnson Co. OF that valu-
able book. THE Southern States of the
Union" by Or. j. l.. NJ. Curry.
This book is the result OF much study
and labor. and is intended 10 show the
connection OF the South. with our Revolu-
tonary period and our subsequent history
under the Constitution. The writer has
had large experience in legislative and
diplomatic life. and brings to the discus
sion of his subject profound convictions
and wide reading.
The volume Is largely historical, care
fully abstaining from controversy and
argument, while its purpose is TO vindi-
cate the South ard shield her from cur
rent MISREPRESENTATION and aspersions.
Having been a member of the Con-
Tolerate Congress and "A Confederate
soldier DR. Curry has not failed to pre-
sent the views principles. and actions OF
his associates. DEMONSTRATION" as found
in legal documents and official action,
receives proper treatment and the plea
for union of heart ard mind in sustain
ing a constitutional federal republic will
awaken cordial response. in every Amer
lean heart.
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Another one of these islands was call
ed Devils Island until a Methodist
preacher went there 10 reside, and as
be thought the name was not an appro-
PIRATE one for the residence of
preacher and lest there should
seem 10 be recognition of Sa-
tan's having some right or property in
H." Changed 10 u Deals" There are
number Of Other islands close by, noted
Tor their camp meetings and their fish
and oysters The islanders visit the
mainland mainly I'm their favorite sail
ing boat known as the "bug-eye." the
origin OF which name ~ somewhat I'M
certain. II IS said that when the first
boat built and rugged in that style came
10 tho wharf at Crishoh the question
arose as 10 what IL should be named.
One old oysterman took out his pencil
and marked or piece OF paper the word
buggy tho name Of four-wheel We
Eicle popular in that country (why he
suggested that name, no one knows)-
and handed II 20 the owner of the boat.
who Immediately announced IL to the
crowd pronoLnciag II as n II were SPELL
cd "bugg-eye." Hence the name.
ON the Atlantic side. close 10 the Mary
land line. are located Chincoteague and
Assateague Islands. upon which roam at
larSs q number OF ponies. familiarly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-03
SOCIAL CHAT At THE CAPITOL.
Last OF the Tuesday Cotillons-The Viz
ginians Present
TINES BUREAU, RlPLEY BUILDING.
WAsHINGT N. March. 2. 1895.

The pretty ballroom at the "CairO
Flats" was radiant in scene or gayety
Monday evening, occasloned by tho last
Of series of germans given by the
Tuesday Cotlllon" Tall and graceful
palms in profusion formed striking CON
trast with hundreds of frosted incan-
descent lights, daintiiy shad, 81 IL punk
and reflected i'm the mirrored floor ana,
with the pretty gowns and merry dancers,
made charming picture. Handsome pms
IN miniature OF the clubs insignia were
the souvenirs.
The guests were received by Mrs SEN
ator Blanchard, of Louisiana, and Mrs
Representative Swanson, of Virginia.
Mrs. Blanchard was becomingly attired
in white satin and cerise velvet. As
usual, she was cordial and altogether
charming. Mrs. Swanson added to the
many cOi.quests already made, ana dld
credit to the "Old Dominion as one or
the fairest representatives at the Ma
tional capital. She was attired in beau
tiful gown OF moire silk and lace, and
adued to every ones pleasure by her
charming presence.
A very handsome supper was served
in the green and gold banquet nan Inc
until the "Auf Wiedersehen" by the Dand
reminded all that the final hour OF the
gay season was at hand.
Among the dancers was very large
number of beautiful girls. conspicuous
among whom were Miss Clarke, or New
port News, attired In white SILK; MISS
Lyons. OF Richmond, In white satin, WIN
ornaments; Miss Philips, In green SILK
and white lace: Mrs Phillip Smith. In
black satin. OF Fredericksburg; Miss
Jones, blue satin and pearls, of Arkansas;
Miss Money, empire gown OF PINK ana
white satin. OF Mississippi; Mrs. Repre-
sentative Clark. cerise velvet and SIX, or
Alabama; Miss Raisin, white SILK, or
Maryland: Miss German, black SILK, white
lace trimmings, or Maryland Miss Enloe,
white silk with pearls. OF Tennessee
Mr. E'rank Martin Of Washington,
whose able leadership has long been
established, led the seventy-h,yne COUPLES li,ie
roen nresent were Messrs. Calvin Studs,
]. c. sprigg. Charles Crisp. Hugh Cor
DON. Logan Carlisle. Clarence u. Young,
Mr. Richards, Colonel Hay, Charles
Faulkner. II. Nelson Conrad, Griffith
Smith, Mr.. Magruder.
Miss Talbot, of Richmond, came on
for the "grand opera" and was the guest
for several days OF Mrs. Representative
Swanson. II. l.. w.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-03
A Profitable Invesimenf.

The Commercial Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION offers it's full-paid certincates
OF stock at $50 per share.
This stock pays a cash dividend OF
per cent. per annum and participates w
the profits OF the association FOR
further Information, address CommerciaI
Building and Loan Association, oOS Main
strset Richmond. Va. -.----
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MiYei Pickles

Eyes" remarked Mrs. Malaprop. '1t
was "A great sight. First came the king.
carrying skeptic in his hand and wear
ing beautiful red mantle all trimmed
with vermin. 1t was a grand sight,
Truth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-03

"Man wants but little here below"
Now, I'm inclined TO doubt IL:
He gets but little; wants pile,
And has TO do without it.-Truth.