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resented in the same manner. whats
fair for the goose, is fair for the
gander."
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Coral Is a shell Of carbonate OF lime.
inhabited by an animal. which can be
readily detected under the microscope in
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CANNON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
ATLANTA, GEORGIA

ATLANTA, GEORGIA
AIMS AND METHODS
The aim of this school is to do prac-
teal work in helping men towards sue
cess in the ministry It's course of study
is broad and practicaI; it's ideas high
it's work is thorough; it's methods are
fresh, systematic, clear and simple.
COURSE OF STUDY
The regular course of study occupies
three years, and covers the lines OF work
in the several departments of theological
instruction usually pursued in the lead
ing theological seminaries of the country.
EXPENSES AND AID
Tuition and room rent are free. The
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seven dollars per month. Buildings heat
ed by steam.
Aid from loans without interest, and
gifts Of friends. are granted to deserv-
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line of self-help. No young man with
grace, gifts. and energy, need be deprived
of the advantages now opened to him
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HAMILTON ACADEMY
Rafnn Rn,p0a0a

College Preparatory, Normal Depart
ment, Night School, Music Department
Total cash expenses only $3.50 per month
All bills payable in advance. Session be
gins October LIST.
REV. CORNELIUS JOHNSON. A. N. q. o.
~, PRINCIPAL. BATON ROUGE. La.
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Virginia Normal Collegiate
Institute.
EGKSTElN NORTON UNIVERSITY

E9ONo LILY lNVlAlVl< OlNaHLNOhlY
CANE SPRING. eu:lrrr COUNTY, XIV.
"1ndustral training will set to motion ten theusana
REV. VIM. J. SIMMONS, D. D., LID,
Co-founder and first Chancellor.
TIE LOCATION.
The Eckstein Norton University is situated at Cane
81 The a mes ons
ssstevthe county being what known prohibition
o. lofty bill Tieh rolling and ano on ali
sides by mountain streams, dashing miniature cataracs
This h Of
city me- tree from the sedueons and allure
nep a1d bs
powers developed and secuted All this plays unim.
portant part in students e and is apy suited to ala
VINO desire TO prepare for an active life.
DEPARTMENTS.
s:s
Apseuissre, fOu1sfys Raising Bes ssai Msein,
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sentng ID s 81 nsRs W %s't'ns
Musical Conservatory.
ar. The sGoye dePartments are under competent
sessa Sesbsssg
Our classes and studies are 90 arranged that stdt me-
recruit their health finances and return to ccursts
the course at any future time. The time to uE, auy
course the least possible, consistent with tnoruugs
work in ali departments.
TERMS.
Board, room fuel, t1ition and washing, X r,ons
Students may enter at an, time in the Year.
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offered alike to both sexes.
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This is treasury of useful informa-
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
OLD FOX LOWERED RECORD.
He Was the OulY Winning Favorite on esase
cent City Track Yesterday.
fBr AssoeIa.cd Press.l

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2i.-oid Fox, wad
lowered the short course steeole chase
track record two seconds. was the only
winning fayorite to-day. Summary:
First race. selling, six and half fuF-
lonss-pr. Hart &c to y, won: Parnassua
Is to y, second: Col. Stone 60 to u.
third. Time. I'D
Second race. one mile-Henry of Fran-
stasma Is to y. won: st. David e to ID
second, aIeWiluams q to p. bird Timex
liz.
Third race. steerlechasc handicap, chors
course-Old Fox Of TO 81. Won: Harve B.
n 10 u. second; Mr.. Rose q to y. third.
Fourth race. six furlonss handicap
Death nc to %. won: Andes "a to 81.
second: Marie Bell g to u. third. Time
1:la14
Fifth race, enc milo and a sixteenth
selins--Frank Mcconnell $50 to ID. won:
Menace % to u, second: Choirmaster t2a
To u. third. Tire. LII 4.
sixth race. ore mile seliing-The Way
III, TO II. won. Meme Wastet (o to %. Sec
ond. Blue Ridge {. to p. third. Time. i:fa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
4 Fire Entertainment

Miss Eugenia Livingston Tucker, a dca-
ln:ttic impcrsuEator of considerable talent,
and Miss josie il. Kinsinser, u harp So
loist. gave very entertaining programme
at tie Y. II. c. A. last night, Miss Tuck
er was at her best in her reading or
His Der1nse.'' Her Georgia Cracker
dialect and old woman representation
were very good. Miss hinsinger is a Very
good performer, on the harp, and her
nlayiug added much 10 The enjoyment
of the evening, There was q novelty
about the entertainment as whole that
made it better than the average. There
was only a fair-sized audience present,
but it was q. very appreeiatiye one. There
were a number OF cid veterans from the
Soldiers Homo present and the stores
OF the South presented pleased them I'M
menscly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25

MI ". N reynolds of the r. J. Reynolds To-
pacco Company, OF Winston. \. c., is Ill the
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Psopsrty Transfers.

Rictmoud-AIttx C. H. Bonftz and wife to
Philip WhitIock, rs 81 feet on west side Fii-
teent!. Street. 15i 1879 feet south OF Main.
Fannie G. and G. w lambert to Walter C.
Garthright. o. feet on west side Fifth street.
fz3-I2 feet north OF Canal Street No. III
Saiith subject 10 decd OF trust for s., $50 i.G5a.
Same 70 same, :0.Gt feet on west side Filth
Street 81 north of Canal Street, No. 1tG
Mayo land ana Bridge Company TO Virginia
Electrical Railway and Development C0Ipany,
certain water rights. otcs, $ta.eGt.
Roswell Page special commissioner. to Clas-
II HrcwIl - feet or north side Iroad Street,
northwest corner EoWc street $t.A50.
n NJ Wortham 10 w. o. Turner. - feet on
east side Third Street. 1G7 feet from DuvHI
street No TT North consideration G50l and the
assumption of :; deed of trust now on the Prep
erty for 81, 600.
Ifenrico-lAirs Sarah 4. Roush TO LGcr West,
S. feet on east side of st. John Street. $40.
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d3xtract from decree entered December

Extract from decree entered December
10Th, 1gOl.)
- the court doth adiudgc. order
and decree that this cause be, and the
same is hereby referred TO 1t commissioner
OF this court, who shall after due notice
TO All parties hereto or their counsel. pro-
coed to take, state, settle and report TO
the court the following accouns-
list: An account showing the assets OF
the said Prudential Banking & Trust Co..
where its real assets are located ana tiia
nature and value of all said assets,
I'd: An account showing the liabilities
OF said company, setting forth each claim
and their prorities. if any. and the name
OF each deDositOr and the amounts due
each respectively.
I'D: An account of such stockholders or
said company, if any such there be. as
have not fully paid for their stock. ana
the amounts due thereon
18th: Other inquiries as stated IN DEGREES
herein entered on the 18th and 10Th days
of December. 1901, as may DC seen pE
reference to the same
Extract from decree entered on the lth
day OF January. 1907
Sc the court doth adjudGe, order
and decree, that the commissioner OF the
court who shalt execute the DEGREES
herein entered on the 18th and .nth days
of December. 1901, shalt give notice TO the
parties their counsel OF the time ana
place fixed upon by him for executing tho
same, and he shall also give notice of the
time and place for making the inquiries
and taking the accounts ordered by the
LIST gd and Sd clauses OF the decree herein
entered on the 10Th day of December.
1901, by publication once week, for four
successive weeks, in one OF the ncWSpfI-
pers published in the city OF Richmond,
stating in said publication that there are
other Inquiries to be made. which may De
seen by reference to said DEGREES. ana
said publication shall be equivalent 70
personal service upon the parties TO TINS
cause and any other persons interested
fIeraff1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
RET All TRADE Oh
IMMENSE YOLII
Business Conditions Are Flour
ishing.
IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRY
Record Breakias Production at i;any P;sats
and Rspid Increase OF Facilities at
othcrs-New Figures of Output
Assured for 1892.
IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRY



NEW YORK. Jan. TT. G. Dun & Co.'S
weekly review Of trade Tomorrow; Will say:
Little of novel aturc has developed IN the
business or financial situation during IA" past
week. Conditions Of the preceding week We're
UccEntuGtcd riIle. active plants becoming
sttll lorc buSiiF engaged While the Downward
is cf immense volume. and J2hhcrs have ainneIsc
s7rtu@ orders to ill. Western cities send the
/ most satisfactory returns, but nearly al sec
tons are cnJoyiuC the wholesome activity even
the South showing evidence of Improvement
Wages were voluntarily advanced at II number
of manufacturing plants, hours reduced ut
while skilled workmcn are in greater demand
than supply
Conditions IN The iron and steel industry are
shown by record breaking production ut many
plants and rapid increase of facilities ut others
When orders for rails cannot be taken because
deliver is desired before tie last quarter of the
year. it would seem that new figures of output
were assured for 1867. Structural mills are
equally we'll occupied. hur1n.s Contracts for OIL
Gce buildings. factories bridges. track elevation
aE utlIog. cuhS tructiye work
Textile markets are rttet although reports OF
the ioHbiH:s trade most favorable. except ut
some Southern points. Cotton mills are busy rs
a rule. but llncertaints IS TO The future OF me
raw rngterial tends 10 unsettled prices Speciat
crec OF Sucrc:s. Heavy goods for China are in
better inquiry although the views OF sellers are
stil ahovc prices offered. Home buying OF me
yarn goods increases. Print cloths are noIni-
nally cents, ard scarce for near delivery.
STAPLE PRODUCTS.
Hesitation is general in thc markets Tor STAPLE
ancy- so conspicuous Il short time ago DISASTER
to one prominent operator had calming irfiu-
enc" ard in tn" case Of corn . the ii;SisntneahE
exports cannot well be entirely ignored
Cotton is not receiving the support anticipated,
REPORTS of exhausted stocks or plantations being
rcfutcd 10y lndujnished receipts
Failures for the week numbered SOL In the
United states against ;a6 last yCar, and IS in
Canada against II, last year.
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Following is a statement of estimated
gross earnings of the Norfolk 6 Western
Railway: For the third week Of January,
sst2,G 3662; same week previous year, ,9lo;
increase. $Sf AT. Totattfo for month to date.
SG{fs,, Sfs33: same period previous year. sS.S.-
C55; increase, S90,20T. July 1, 4o0l to latest
date, 50. $50 $50; same period previous Year,
S., o1p,17S; increase sal,Si2
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BIG TOBACCO CROP.
.eat Preparations for Planting ID the

carotinns.
Richmond tobacconist, who is lust
back from the South, says that when he
was passing through the States of South
ana North Carolina at many points the
sky was almost obscured by the smoke
from the burning OF plant beds.
.sIrroin what i could learn said he,
..thes people seem to have gone almost
crazy on the subject OF the raising OF
+ tol,ucco Il am afraid the matter viii be
overdone this year, just because the price
Of the weed has gone up considerable
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REDUCED TO RANKS.
Some Changes il Mons commissioned Officers
OF CDEunln9 Z


OF cotupinY i.
1t the Arrory Of the Seventeen Regf-
n1ent orders were D5sted last night ap-
y3ninfine. non-c0rnrnfsstoned officers in
l-00nanv i and reducing to ranks non
,oTan,issioI,efl of1fcers in Company =.
k'ollov,ino. are Inc orders
Order No. s. Jan. q. 1902
i. Cuarterrnaster Sergeant Charles A.
Thomas. COMPANY A, Seventieth Regi-
rnent, Infantry. yirgini;. Volunteers,
E;,yin- arplied for his discharge in writ
Ing. approved by the commanding Off
na5. ~ C,onnarv 4 the same is hereby
Granted.
ITpon The recommendation oe the
CAPTAIN commanding Company 4. the
following non.conrnfssioned officers are
hereby appointed TO rank as such from
the dates opposite their names:
CORPORAL i. A. Schwartarnar. to be a
e.e,..e,zay,t ct.,te,1,I,a,. o. fGnf- Private r "a
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NO BOYCOTT CONTEMPLATED.
Universal Company i!as Acquired Interest il
Havana Concern.
a. Assnciatc1 Prcss.

LONDON. Jan. :lt--t;corge Z. Butler. brother
OF w g. II. Butler, president of the Universal
Tobacco Company Of america. WHO IS now IN TINS
tobacco Company is contemplated here The In
yersaI Tobacco Company he ADDS, mas a, con
an interest in the Henry C!ay-EocS Company. of
IIavara. Otherwise nothing has yet been accom-
plishcd.
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CoTnInlSSli
vyyndham II. Meredith. D. q.

Other counsel In the case: ". p. na
ClrSiug.ly PuIIer Robert II. raIisy, Chris
tan {. Christian William &. Henry
FIcgenhcfruer. H. T. w. Marye. James
Lewis Anderson. Dawson &c Seaton HUI
Nrontasue Courtney s. Shelton, L. L.
Lacy, John ~ Coke. Jr.
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shoulders thoxet3 s7,1stss e57..s. short clear
sidcs (boxedl ss1G0Rs SC. ~ W skey, basis of
1Eish wines, SI.:i2 1intter stsad =; crtainefies
IN On fries Ia 2}c.z Cheese. steady at
i0@1o5{c. legs easy; fresh = GEo3I9c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
E,y,T, SrORTs.;

TuRPI.NIJNE--Fir:ii at i:TRISc.; recepts. "A
casks. RGain. ira at 81 iG6Ei.i5; receipts. Isl
barrels. Crude tIrpeRfine. strong ut S1,el 80;
receipts 10 barreIs. Tar. firm ISIS; receipts.
~ barrels.
SAVANNAH. Ga, ian. SPIRITS Grt1R-
PENTTN Firm nj .iic.; receipts 1913 casks:
exports. - c5siif. RoSin. tifn: receiass. LIST
barrels sIfs 3 T3s barrels; exports. 1850 bar
reiS. Quote: A =. n. .. 81. III T.. l-2ff1 !:
l. Sis&H: IL Sf.i5;sf 30: r. $ee..25; r.
g. e.; = s.. .; W g. $500: W w. Sg.Si,.
CHARLESTON, S, @, Ian. A.--TUIipENTiNE
AND R0Si.'--tnclag1ed
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STATE FARM TOBACCO.
James N. Royd s; Co. Buy 10! Of It-To
hacco NC%es.

About sixteen hosshcads OF tobacco from the
State Farm have been sold 10 james \. Boyd Is
Co for in thCic factory. The prices We're
fairly good. The crop raised Mt the farm this
year is not good rs that OF last season, OWING
chiefly to unfaVorabie Seasons. a portion of the
crop Will be sold tile loose market by the
Crcnslaw Warehouse. some OF it HIS already
been put up there and sold Tor pretty fair prices.
Sales Of tobacco during the past week have
been of Il highly satisfactory Charpctcr- Sweet
slIfi-curcd tobacco from Caroline and Louisa have
been selling at high prices. LiIgs haze picked
up Il little during The past day or two. going
Tor about - cents inUre than during the early
part OF the week. Tile sales the iGoSc market
yesterday were highly satisfactory. About l20.-
900 pounds were sold In all, distributed among
the w. rrh0ugeS follows: ShClbUTue Ware
house, 81, 2e5 iornds-hig.icst price $40: Shockoe
Warehouse, %6,59o rOuuds--ili%Icst price, 81.
lrcllshaw Warehouse. 1910 pounGs-liiGhcst
price. $3.50; StonewaI Warehouse, small sale,
but excellent prices.
A feminine book agent created CONSERVATION
on Shocisoe Slip yestertlay.' Strong mcn slluifed
through back doors ana around corners though
they had suddenly conceived the notion Of buying
ont thc Impcriul Tabucco COMPANY OF Great
Britain and We're hound to 20 OIL that very mo-
mcnt to look after the matter lust how tho
yonrc lady succeeded among the dealers in the
weed is not recorded
NJ. ". n. Reynolds of the Il. ]. REYNOLDS To-
uacco Company, OF Winston. r. c., is III the
gsif
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
Is Coming Home.

DR.. ]. L. Hanllins yesterday wired his
brother that he was about well enough to
return home 1T viii be. recalled that
DR.. Hanllins has been i of typhoid fever
al Cumberland! Md. tor some time. Mr.
HanIzins will leave here toaccompany his
brother homo today
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
AUCTION s4Irs-ruruaE DAYS.
a UCTIoN SALE.

s uCTIoN SALE.
Continued sale of the property OF tns
Home Building Company consisting @
isieg1tiai. located IN the city and subuPbA
will be sold at public auction, on
WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY g. 1862,
Mt 4 O'clock P. NJ.
ut the conpany's Office. No. North
Eleventh Street to the highest bidder,
~ ~n,If,fc generality arc invited to BIZ
present. Printed lists. giving location. an.
rilai rentals. etc, vii be furnished on aps
pl'eS1 'toit, L. A. CATLIN. Auctioneer.
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p,r,TI1TcpE MARK CT,
n,Tr1,1rt5r IN Ian. orJR--tnac-

BALTIafORE. ND. jan 2i.--FLoUT--inac G
tfce and unchanged. Wheat dllil, spot and the
month, Si5s este: s3utbcra bf sample. t.G
Size Corr. dull. mixed, spots the month aEsi
February. 65isirG5 y =, southern white cerii,
Gri5tic. Oats, dull and easy; No. = white,
il2r. saics.s Rye ngriinnl No. = nearby. 6ohGIsc.
Cheese, firm :rn;i unchanged. Butter firm and
unchanged. E.:fs. iirnt: fresh. 26Ef2Tt. sugar,
firm; fine and course ted, Si.Si3l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
ADMIRAL ScEley Departs
.iEy Asaoeiatcl Pgcss. J

IEy 3ssotE:ltGd fEess.J
WASHINGTON, .Ia!s. E;ear-.sdmlrai
and Mrs. Scflley. the latter accompanied
by her maid. left here this morning AT
1850 o'clock over the Baltimore and Ohio
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25
GEO. WAYNE ANDERSON.
Colonel Commanding.
G. BossIEUN

Captain and Adjutant 10Th Infantry.
COMPANIES a and i. OF the Seventeen
Regiment, VIII drill Tuesday night. AZ
ter dill Company T viii hold an import
ant business meeting 20 discuss plans for
The proposed Charleston trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25

ir. a private car attached to the regular
train. The ear was decorated with hantl-
some flowers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-25

CHICAGO. III. Jan. 2t.--Grain prices played
Il baluucing game to-day under the inclination of.
traders 10 wait further developments in the crop
corn lsGItic. higher, and Nav oats liM%sc.
lower. Provisions closed 1ls TO 1875 c. higher.
The leading futures raN.ed rs follows:
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Office of Commissioner Jackson Jacks. n,s Guy.

Richmond, Va. Jan. 10. 1902
To the Parties TO the Above Suit:
have fixed on Saturday. the loth DLaS
OF FEBRUARY, 1902, at II o clock a. M,
as the time and my offices aforesaid as
the place. for executing the DEGREES OF
which the foregoing are extracts. Given
under my hand as Commissioner II
G,Tlancery Of the Law and Equity Courc
If the city of Richmond. the day and
year aforesaid.
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cotton futures opened .stealr: closed quiet

Cotton steady; mddlinE. S5-t6c.: net rc-
reipts. 3SSs bales; gross 1916 bales; sales, 80
stock. i2j.2T+ bales.
Total today Net receipts &7771 bales; OK
rnrt 10 Great Britain. -! bales; 70 the Cont
mont 1861 bales: stock. 9Ij,G5z bales:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES receipts 2O32Dt bales; OK
port TO Great britain, Gj,S&6 bales: II France
9G3 bales; 10 fhc Continent, 6J:92 eialcs.
. GG5 Ggi bales; export 10 Great Rrtain ,, 81
22t bales; 10 France, 52S,22S bales; 30 the Con
ureni, 1853 GJI bales.
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Il OR RENT.
Main Street Store,
No. 729,
Between Seventh and Eighth Streets. Apply
to- DOUGLAS Il. TAYLOR.
1Ito Main Street.
LEGAL NOTICES.

n COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-TN TiE
~ LAW AND EQUITY COURT OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
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1YNcuBuRG TOBACCO MARKET.

TynchburG Va, Jan. 81, 1902
receipts Of tobacco for the past two weeks
harriet is generally satisfactory. Prices of this
week Sloy Il slight advancement over last week.
Tho quality Of the offerings ia good.
The quotations arc follows:
DARK GRADES.
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Eankinc & Must Company.

Fannie D. Fuller, Administrative, &c. :,
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cnrrrn nrAnkrr

PETERSBURG, VA. IAN. 24.-COTT0N-
Market 1irGn and prices entirely nominal.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-28
STAGE MANAGER SHOOTS WIFE
Harry Rose OF Garrick Theater. New
York, Commits Murder In
Jealous Rage.

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-Harry Rose. stage
manager OF the Garrick theater, shot and
instantly killed his wife today at their
apartments in West Thirty-third street. Inn
medlately afterward he surrendered himself
at the nearest police station, where no
handed the revolver to the sergeant, say
ing; IL have just shot my wife,
Jealousy was the cause Of the tragedy.
Rose, according to his statement to the po-
lice. having detected his wife in an intrigue
and, being msddened by her admission OF
guilt.
Mrs. Rose was formerly an actress and
was known on the stage as Belle Berger.
She was a sister Of Mrs. Charles thinner
man. whose husband is a partner In the
Philadelphia firm OF Nixon & Zimmerman.
The man charged by Rose with having
alienated the affections OF his wife is Sam
uel Adams. a wealthy real estate dealer and
a constant attendant at frst-night perform
ances. with whom Rose was on terms Of
friendly intimacy and whom. he says, he
introduced TO his wife.
Adams was greatly overcome on learning
Of Mrs. Roses tragic death, but denied that
there had been any improperly in his rela-
lions with her. Rose was held without
bail by the coroner and committed to the
Tombs.