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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20

Buy no Christmas presents until
you have seen the stock at China Hall,
next door to Sanger Bros.
j. Knepny a. son.
Knephy's front windows are per-
feet show, being full to overlooking
with all the latest styles of
elegant silverware of the newest and
most chaste designs. The stock of
diamonds is very extensive, and we
are glad to see him building up quite
IN important trade In them. Rings,
ear rings, pins, Roman necklaces and
lockets, watches, chains, gold-headed
canes, and indeed there is perfect
and almost bewildering profusion OF
glittering gems of the jewelers. art dis
played. 1t will repay any one the
time spent in visiting this PEERLESS
stock, even il they do not buy. The
prices NE reasonable and the goods
sold under strict guarantee in every
case. If
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20

Reliable help for weak and ner-
vous suffers. Chronic, painful and
prostrating diseases cured without
medicine. Pulyermaohers electric
belts the grand deeIderatum, Avoid
limitations, Book and Journal, with
particulars, mailed free. Address Pull
vermacher Galvanic Company, Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20

| have a large lot of fine Jamaica
Rum on hand. The trade will make a
note OF this. j. +. CALDWELL. Ivy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20

A most ravishing line of wall
pockets, stands and brackets are just
in at Reed " Lathrop's IN good time
for choice Christmas presents. Also Il
new and select line of fresh literature,
just from the publishers. tiljanl
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gpftttst Eaasi.

The highest price paid for sound cot.
ton seed. at Nichols d Co.'s, Elm and
Austin streets, Dallas, Texas. d&wtI
-Cummins & Davis are thoroughly
reliable business men, and having a
large experience in business are pre-.
pared to give satisfaction. s29 I'm.
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Notice.

No ono Ia authorized 10 purchase any arii'
ole whatever on tho account OF THn HER-
ALD without an order signed by
j, l., BARLOW.
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iiniidnt Fr.atnlel

The beet assortment In the city al
tue Dollar store, IA aud 7l6 Elm street,
deGli al m,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20
RnnIei RanIc

/ will rofle my splendid black horse
a. soon AZ the chances are all taken.
There will be seventy.hve chances at
50 On per chance. Call at Charlie
Austin's and see the lists. Due notice
OF day OF rattle will be given.
u-lwJt ROBERT COCKRELL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20
THE COURTS.
District court.

District court.
Julia A, Gardner against Robert
Gardner for divorce, granted.
The rest OF the day was occupied In
calling the docket to determine what
cases were to be tried by jury.
Justice Mcclure.
The case OF Capsena Smith, charged
with using obscene language, was
tried by jury, and the defendant dis
charged.
The remainder of the day was taken
up in trying civil cases,
JnstiGe PeAk.
Civil business occupied the atten-
ton of this court yesterday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20
ladies CioHEsi Ladies' UIoaEsu

Just received the latest styles ut sur
prisingly low prices, atthe Dollar store,
IA and 7l6 ELM street,-decli-dlm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20

Painting, glazing and paper hang.
ing at X. Shields, opposite Lamar
hotel.-O2l.1m
Dallas city Lumber Yard,
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Cotton seed.

The highest price paid for sound cot.
ton seed, at Nichols u Co.'s, Elm and
Austin streets, Dallas, Texas. d&wt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20

The most beautiful and latest de
signs Of chamber aud parlor suits Mt
Jansen Brotbers', on Elm street, lO4
-i0.lm.
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Adams & Co. solicit con,ignments
and Oils orders. ~
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TnYAI InYAl

Toys In greatest abundance are now
open for inspection at China Hall.
Special Inducements offered to dealers.
Remember, next door to Sangers'. II
Dallas City Lumber Yard.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20

Adams 4 Go. fill orders for grain
and produce. n
Dallas City Lumber Yard,
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Asi0nisbing Success.

IL IL the duty Of every person who
has used Boschee's German Syrup to
lot It's wonderful qualities he known to
their friends In curing consumptin,
severe coughs, Group, asthma, pneumo-
mia, and In fact all throat and lung
diseases. Mcpherson can use II with.
out Immediate relief. Three doses will
relieve any case, and we consider It
the duty OF all druggists to recoiomend
II to the poor dying consumptive, at
least to try one bcttle,as forty thousand
dozen bottles were sold last year, and
no one case where 1t failed was re-
ported. Such Il medicine rs the Ger
man Syrup cannot be too widely
known. Ask your druggist about il.
Sample bottles to try, sold at ten cents.
Regular size, seyentyefive cents. For
sale by all druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20

Silver ware lower than cverat
China Hall.
Parties having houses, stores or
farms to rent cannot do better than TO
put them in the hands Of CummIns &
Davis, 100 Lamar street. s2y-1m
-Burlaps sacks at Haggarps.-tf.
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National.

Bronzes at u sacrifice, at China Hall
Just received, "A full line OF camp
chairs, latest style, new patterns, low
prices, at Jansen Brothera, on Elm
street, i04.--l0-lm.
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Fancy goods at and below cost, at
China Hall.
Dallas CITY Lumber Yard,
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Buy no Christmas presents until
you have seen the stock ut China Hall,
next door to Sanger Bros,
Insure against accident in the
Travellers Insurance company of
Hartford.
Five hundred ladies' trimmed hats
ranging in price from 81 to $1,000 at
s. Iralson's, 5l2 Main street. -tl.jnl.
--Haggart has choice cured Buffalo
hams. TT.
Cotton Seed,
The highest price paid for sound cot
ton seed, at Nichols G. Co.'s, elm and
Austin streets, Dallas, Texas. d&wtf
Baltimore oysters, 50 cents can,
at Delmonico. If
"A great bargain in apples at Adj
ans " Co.'S. If
Choice onions So per barrel at
Adams n Co.'S. If
500 bushels of seed rye low at
Adams u Co. If
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20

The handsomest assortment ever ex-
hibited In Dallas, now on exhibition
at the Dollar store, IA and 7l6 Elm
street -deCl4
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-12-20

Buy no Christmas presents until
you have seen the stock at China Hall,
next door to Sanger Bros.
Dallas Oity Lumber Yard.
TaVa TnVaii
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
ANOTHER NAPOLEON DECEIVED.

Captain Napoleon Bonaparo Hazleton, Of the Balti-
more schooner John X Shaw. on August is landed at
10th street, Harlem River, ana began disch.rging
portion Of his freight. Amoog tho lookers-on was
young OF agreeable exterior who, by his winning
manners and practical jokes, won the Captains favor
He invited him TO dinner at the conclusion, OF
which Captain Hazleton fell asleep. On awaiting no
found his guest had Unsupported also the Captains
watch and chain valued at $3.50. Word was left at
the 10th street Police station and from the descrp-
ton gwen Detectives Clark and Smith wcro led 10
suspect Harry JESTER young fellow living AT No 223
East lilth street. The latter kept non est however,
and arrested only lew days SINCE. Jester ad-
United ns guilt and informed the detectives that be
had pledged watch or $50 10 Robert simpson aud
The chain for $l2 TO John simpson, both OF the BOW
era The paw tickets had been sold Tor 50 10 Henry
Never of No. So Chatham street. Detective smith
Obtained tho watch and chain, and they are now al
the Central Office awaiting tho return OF Captain
terday before Justice Wheeler in the Harlem Police
Court committed for trial In default of $l,ooo
k..
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Frederick I.cwis the assignee OF L. Blungart Coz
importers OF wooilcns at No. 40 White street, has
com plctcd his statement OF the affairs o the sus>
pended firm. The aggregate liabilities amount "a
$2S1 997 TO- but IRON this MAJ bo subtracted the
claims OF j. Grandjean, 8. Lightstono and H. Wymans
which Mr. LOWS thinks be successfully contested.
They amount to SIS, ,0I6 Sc. f.. Schmid l. Co. hold
claim OF doubtful nature ior A in gold. Mer-
chandiso to the amount OF S!005l 92 is pledged to
certain creditors who hold security for their res
spective claims, and is uncertain whether Its pro-
ceeds will cover tho advances made upon It, The
claims are by Townsend Monaut Co. for 81, 500 and
Limburger Il Thalman, Sl755l 92. Tho net sum OF
asse,s 10 s52 l48 73 embracing the following tcms:
Cash on hand, notes and deposits, S57l G2; open ac-
yet due and considered good, $32 46t Isl
doubtful debts, $40 727 S0 OF which there are coec-
iblc $500; due from European debtors $4l0 %; ner
cbandise on hand, $l7,5O0; store fixtures $500.
Judging from tho state 0f affairs as above sci forth tho
considers that when tho estate Is settled tina
amount Of assets VIII scarcely realize twelve and one.
ha per cent, the firm offer ~ settlc with thor
creditors al twelve and onc-ha per cent cash within
This proposition the assignee advises the creditors
accept and avoid the expenses OF liquidation.
Tho New York District Express Company, which had
fourteen Offices IN various parts OF the city, has liabilities
amounting to $ll 900 and there very little prospect
oi tho creditors obtaining anything Tho company
was organized last march with a nominal capitI OF
$4,000 OF which about $1,000 was paid In. Their
business Improbable, owing to lack OF patronage
Their properly was seized by the Sheriff. Abbott
Downing Co., who furnished the wagons, sold them
out under chatcl mortgage The following creditors
have obtained Judgments against the couccfn Georgs
B Fuller, $40 30; Charles Y. Lltchncld, $296 20
Bowman Uslrum, $3l 81
AT the second composition meeting OF the creditort
of hclcnstcln stevens, Jewellers, OF No 2O2 Broad.
way, held before Register Allen, Two creditors objected
to the confirmation OF the composition and the mattoI
now goes 70 the court Tor nnal decision. They owe
S32 600
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
BEEKEEPERS' MEETING.

The recently organized New York Beekecpcrs' Asso-
ciauon held It's first meeting yesterday at Cooper In
sttute. Tho attendance was very large. and the
only business transacted had reference 10 making
for the OF those Interested IN
bee culture, which is to be held IN this city on the
l6th IItn and 18TH OF October II IS thought that as
a great rumber Of bcekeepers visit this CITY at least
once year dispose OF their honey crops ~ u de-
slraDle 10 hold an annual meeting here. Ihs, " Is
believed. would be largely attended by persons IN.
terestcd IN tho pursuit and would ehaoIe pro-
ducers IRON widely separated parts oil tho
country to meet each Other and become better
acquainted with the receivers Of their products. The
association Is muen Interested IN the money snow IN
connection with the American Institute Far ana " IS
proposed from year year enlarge that feature OF
Tho exhibition ana make II moro interesting Mr.
Wi,Iam q. lie Due, Commissioner oil Agriculture, has
expressed his apprccaon Of boo culture as Que OF the
sources OF tho nations wealth, and has s,gnicd his
intention OF furnishing The new ASSOCIATION with all
the information 10 nis power.
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
THE NATIONAL GUARD.

To TIKI EDITOR TIE HERALD:-
wish 10 inquire why IL Is that the services Of our
National Guard not recognized credtably by the
proper authorities of this city. We have certainly
every reason feel thankful them for the manner
In which they assisted keeping tho peace during
the late labor strikes, and however economical tho
Board of Aldermen and Comptroller may have felt
previously IT. should certainly behoovc them now to
retrench in other quarters and not IN the
matter OF providing suitable ccommodations for our
cizen sodiery Tho drill season Is now at hand and
It ia becomes the authorities TO keep men in quarters
not suitable for the purpose OF instruction, as in
the case OF tho Filth regiment infantry, or not
Quartered al all, as battery artillery. Taxpayers
10 not grumble al a judicious expenditure oil their
money, tney do when they SEQ false economy prac
ticed. FAIR PLAY.
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
apostroph. to Nov York and her fashionable thorough


Thou calm contradiction! Thou mystery
Inou brave cosmopolitc; city Al sea,
where beggare squander and where princes hoard
Thou mute confusion Thou babel OF tongue
thou poem IN stones Thou song unsung!
Thou growth OF u night; thou Jonah's gourd.
Thou iair-grdlcd mstressl rhe black beilied ships
From Orient gates gather sweets for thy lips.
Thy tall and.naidens from the West rise up
And they bring thee wine IN thor golden cup.
o bcuutiiuL long, loved avenuol
SO faithlcss to truth. ana yet so true!
Thou camp Ia battle with the shouts In air,
Tue ncghing Of steeds and the trumpet's blarei
Thou irou-faced sphinx; thy steadfast cyes
Encompass all seas Thy hands likewise
Lay hold on the peaks. The land and the sea
Make tr ibute alike, and the mystery
or lime IL thine. . Say, what art thou
But the scroll OF the Past rolled into the Nowf
q, throbblng and puisng proud avepuei
Thou generous robUer! rhou more than Tyrci
Thou mistress OF pirates Thou heart OF hrel
Thou heart OF the worlds heart, puls.ng 70
The bald, white poles So old: so new.
So nude, yet garment ed past desire.
Thou tail, splendid woman, bend to thee;
love Thy majesty. mystery;
Thy touches OF sanctity, touches OF taint,
So grand as a sinner, so good as saint
The New York herald., 1877-09-23

while the Board OF Education OF the city OF New York
annually confess their Inability and send their suesses
Every year when the schools open We hear the cry
OF crowds OF children surrounding certain school
houses and demanding admission when there is no
room. This T. wrong TO the taxpayer and cruelty
TO the children IL be prevented TOR the future II
the Board Will avail themselves OF the ample legal
powers which they POSSESS take OF the school
children and their location, divide the city into dts
aud learn tor the first time whether not
we have ample ool accommodation, and u not in
what localities more aud how much more, IS required
and what IL viii cost DEXTER A. HAWKINS.
No 10 WALL STREET Sept. 20, 1871
The New York herald., 1877-09-23

A COMPLAINT AGAINST THE ORTHODOX JEWS
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
SO lar as the writer OF these lines is Informed no
church refuses admission to strangers; none pays my
taxes. But why do the synagogues refuse to admit
strangers aud have this prvieges AS a Jew feel
sorrow the benevoently inclined among the
greeaions do not stretch ideas OF charity little
further-lorgive, forbesr ana welcome any child Of
God to the house OF God. &ust these orthodox Jews
always have their way-thelr ways OF exclusive
ness-even IN this country OF our teacher and friend
Washington OF over blessed memory In this country
of The FREQ we ought 10 treat and live with every
person with un upright brothcriy feeling The truth
H. there is au orthodox clique OF Jews in TINS CITY
VINO want 10 rule this Jewish community vt 70, 900
souls. Their schools and synagogues are rulcd by
individuals, who look toward the Oid Word, anu
damn any and every change ior The relief from re-
r,ous thraidom. fbey humble their prayers, beg
COD to let them return TO Palestine and curse any
person VINO teaches differently. A. L.
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
GET OUT THE BRooMS.

To TIE EDITOR OF THE HxRALD:-
notice in your issue OF the 18th inst complaint
signed Windsor" Permit me TO express my sincere
appreciation of his lew words on tnat subject. am
also regular rider OF the Madison Avenue Railroad.
aud the dirt and dust ntolcrabc II the patrons OF
that road must endure this much longer !, for one,
will cudeavor to obtain some other means OF travel
The New York herald., 1877-09-23

their story more positively. He admitted that the
men were industrious and obcdent. He said that
when he made work at scraping down the masts
he did not think the weather vory cold. When asked
about The short raions he kept the men on he ircd
to throw the blanc on the mate. adding that other
not see why he should
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
WHERE is THE BALANCE?
To THE EuiroR OF THE HERALD

To EpiToR THE HERALD
The German Uptown Savings Bank suspended pay.
ment In December, 1875, anu paid frs, dividend In
January 1876, OF twenty-five per cent; second divi-
dend In April 1870. OF twenty per cent and third
dividend In September, 1870 committee was np
pointed TO prosecute the trustees, but since that time
nothing further Can be learned. SEWING Girl.
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

fNorE. Letters intended for this column must be
accompanied by the writer's full name and address to
Insure attention. Compainants who are unwilling to
comply with this rule simply waste time In writing
Write only side OF the paper.-Eo HERALpI
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
FALSE WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Please call the attention oi the Mayor TO the way In
which the poor swndled by nearly all the fruit
venders. In Weighing grapes and other fruit they
have ounces o. putty on the bottom of the
SCOOP and the weight Is several ounces Short Cannot
the law be eniorcecs !. y. B.
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
LIBERTY STREET RowDIEs.

To the EDITOR HERALD:-
There Is u crowd Of young roughs between Llbcrty
and Cedar streets in Washington street who constantly
molcst passers.by At the hour | wrie this (sx
oo!ock) they throwing stones and The refuse Of
DIRT boxes the passcrsby. No officer has been
passing through here ior The last TWO hours
BUSINESS MAN.
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
MORE FIRE TRAPS.
TO THB EDITOR OF THE HERALD

To EDITOR HERALD
workmen engaged in rebuilding one OF the
houses burned in the late irc. have been informed
tha, an insurance company is putting II up. II s OK
ceedingy unsafe, and the Building Department should
see that the work 10 stopped. J. =. IL
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
IN LEAGUE WITH THE rAILoRs.

To THE EDITOR HxRALD:-
Can you not induce the Elevated Railroad Company
procure oil cups Tor their engines, not 10 drop
II on persons who pass under their track have sui
fcred several times in this way. J. ID.
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
WHO IS TO BLAME?

To THE EDITOR OF HERALD:-
The curpstono at the crossing on tho northeast
corner Twenty third street and Seventh avenue 10
SO high ha, almost hourly persons trip against and
tumue over ON the sidewalk. Now and again lady
with child IN her arms falls victim to this trap.
The police are often OF scenes and yet
nothing Is done 70 remedy Inc NUISANCE.
PEDESTRIAN
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
AN INSANE MURDERER.

Gorgen, the insane German who xiled his child at
Breslau some months ago, IS row freed from the
charge OF wlul murder, and will bc conveyed to his
homo In Brvokyn. Tho Grand Jury, In session last
week a, Riverhcad, refused to lind any indictments
aguInst him.
The New York herald., 1877-09-23
WHEN WILL THEY BE PAID?

To EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Will Sir. J. Quinlan, who was appointed receiver OF
tho Guardian Savings Bank, and who received col.
lateral IRON Mr. Walter Roach sufficient have paid
oil the dopositors long ago. inform Us when We
receive the balance dIeY II Is time that paid
moment r. ..
The New York herald., 1877-09-23

SOCIETY.
To THE EDIroR THE hERALD:-
wish TO respectfully ask why the police OF the
lower precincts allow the Catholic Publication Society
to mouopoizc the sidewalk OF No. 81 Barclay street,
making It nearly Impossible TO pass Residing In
Orange, n. j., | am compelled to traverse Barclay
street ut least twice day, and each time hnd Tho
same annoy ing obstructions MARTYR
The New York herald., 1877-09-23

A CoTERIE THAT OUGHT TO BE CAGED.
To THE EDITOR oy THE HERALD
A crowd oil boys known tue Essex coter,c nightly
parade Essex street, between Rvinglon and Stanton
streets, insulting girls and yelling until nearly mid
night Why do not the police stop this annoyance 70
QUIET RESIDENTS?
The New York herald., 1877-09-23


Where the squirrels build homes in the earth and
hoard treasures:
Whore the wolves light in armies, fight faithful and
WE'LL
Fight almost like Christians; fight on aud find pleas
urcs
In strife, ike to man turning earth into hell:
Where tho plants are as trees where the trees are as
towers
Tha, toy, as IL seems, with the stars at night;
Who're the roses are forests; where the wildwood
Are dense darkness; where, reaching for light,
Tney spill In your bosom their fragrance IN showers
Like incense spilled down In some sacrament rite:
'ris The new.nnishea world; how silent with wonder
Stand all things around you; the howers are iaint
And lean your shoulder You wander on under
Tho broad, gnariy boughs, 90 coiOssai and quaint,
You breathe sweet balsam where boughs break asun-
der
The world seems so new, as II smelling OF paint.
This last line is bad and almost spos the beauty of
that which prccedes it,
The place is unfinished. Yon football retreating.
Ii might be thu Maker disturbed at his task.
The iootiall OF God or tho tar pheasant beating,
II Is one and tho same whatever the mask
IL may unto man. The woods Keep repeating
The old sacred scrmous whatever you ask.
The idea this stanza IS rather lar fetched, but no,
unpoeticaL The young reader had better SKIP that
part Of the poem lying between pages 40 and 53 IL is
too much In the style Of the aeshy scho
ior every day reading Mr. Miller has KEEP,
pretty clear Of the line which marks the
decent from the indecent, and we nope tina,
he is not gong 10 oversep now. 1t Is we'll enough
TO prato nature but there other natural than that
which Is nasty. Tho description of Doughaps do.
parture from the wilderness Is grotesque in the ex
treme, and Is that Of the old priest with his power
the beasts; reads like fairy tale or not Ike
anything told with semblanco OF truth In this, hi;
latest contribution 10 poetic literature, Mr. Miller
shows effect OF his Eastern residence. lie is better
In his country, where ho has rivals and every
Inspiration. There Is little poetry OF his sort b,
gotten OF the stores vi Fifth avenue. We quote h
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-09-06
DAILY INTELLIGENCBR.
Thursday, Sept. 9, 1877.

ABYssrxrAx TRADITIoN.-A tourist
in Abyssinia gives in q recent letter .
description 81 the country and people.
King John. the reignipg mouarch. and
the princes Of che blood claim to b. the
lineal descendants of the Queen of
Sheba, and show records tracing their
lineage to Solomon. The people are
black. some of them q shade or two
lighter. and have finely chiseled fea-
lures. some of the women being good
looking. with small hands and feet.
NomiEally they are Christians of the
ssme faith as the Cops. Of Egypt. and
have an hereditary hatred Of Moham-
medsns. The soldiers of King John
are brave, supple, wiry. and capable Of
great endurance. They wear but little
clothing. their principal garment being
. cotton mantle like an ancient Roman
toga. Abyssinia l. a splendid country
for the sportsman. ahouuding in gam-
of az kinds. There are fifteen thousand
Jews in Abyssinia. mainly engaged in
gold and silver manufactures. The
theory has been suggested that the
Abyssinians proper are remnant Of the
lost tribes Of Israel, and seine physical
resemblance to the Hebrew type, IS
we'll as many Of their peculiar religious
rites. which resemble those commanded
by Moses, are quoted in favor Of the
theory.