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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20

Something should De done. and that
promptly. 90 settle the carpenters strike, not
only i0f the sake Of the men who are now
out. but for that % thousands of other work.
mgmen who. without having any grievances
Of their own. are liable tO he thrown uul Obj
employment within the next few days. Zoe
proposition t0 mhitrate the matters ln as
ebetwoen the mastercarpenior- ana ineu
employees should Doe accepted without delay.
NOurinciplcs viii thereby Dee abandoned, and
no sacrifice 0f rights made. Let ile COM
tr0yersy Doe submitted 90 70 committee ol
fpurosentatiye business men, or other cil-
zens. who are above the suspicion of preju-
dice. There would at least De "a fair chan 20
of reaching am agreement satisfactory To- 900
parties. OF course one side or the Other
must recede. partially or wholly. from %,
n0sitiOn 70 now occupies. That is ineViit
bic. whether there is arbitration or not ioi
tine strike cannot 20 on forever. ln view o
the enormous losses which viii result ii th.
struggle is pr0iractcd, each side should
be Willing Go make some concession. Inel
are mot 500 wide apart CHAT they ctnnD
come together and agree upon an amicahl'
adjustment of their differences. What l'i
for method of bringing this result about d
There than arh.Iff.on. We DO not say 81 d
ALWAYS successful. nor Chat complete tlui.
is always done. hut 10 is certain ilHi -iei
! Injustice is never inflicted upon either parry
iO "a controversy when ilcu differences 1904
submitted to an unprciudircd tribunal i1
adjudication. ln other words. little htr
can come from arbitration. while mur
GOOD may. Lei arbitration settle ihe sillh,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20
Reason. for Theft.

Rv the creation OF four new States ana
the stealing nf The Senators Of one ol them
fho Eeuuhicau. nave made l0r themselves
"a majority of ton ion ihc United states >'h-
afr. fhat body now consisting of forty -~eN th
Repuhlican- and thiril--eNeu Democrat BE
Tho seating of Me--r-. sanders ana rover
of Montana. Was au act Of sheer pmu7ih-
Shin tine solo motive OF which was 400 in-
crease of Republican strength for the iu-
fure. iis eject in Montana itself was
shown in advance of the final ace
t,on hv tine result Of local elections.
and is general effect can hardly lali
i0 Doe unfalorahle 90 the party guilty oi an
met Of such cross uniuirnC.s. But 10 i- eNi-
dent that fht majority in the->enafe Was ~
intent upon iutrench'mg itself Dog Two adoi-
fional votes against ihe chances oi iht lu-
ture. that 10 did NOT stop o. calculate ih'
incidental political elect II look. rather
a- though the Republicans were calcuiai.
me upon an adverse tendency AGAINST lheii
party. and making sure oi the one ihil nI
faut body in the government Mhi.i
+. mot easily changed Dos revolutions n
public sentiment. The senate cannot Poe
directly affected hv tlr popular vote. Huo
Tine elections of single year can haidi,
chaune it- political complexion Mnch uN'
marty has "a considerable margin. Ihel Dem
ocrat4 may secure the House of represent
i,cs hr the Congressional elections OBJ lN,
present wear. and repeat tha process do ~
| h1.ido- oieciiu4 President. ANA lcl iu'
Republicans may bold ihe senate where
with tn resist 20 Democratic administration
81. the, did in Mr.. Cleyeland'- term. DE
possibility apparently furnished tne motive
| For boldly Stealing The two Montana -ena
/ f0r-hipe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20

"'' N''N N
were ordered 90 heeu'ered in thi- court l'--
toriay hy Judge J.. II. tiilhu4h' B. ~I'-t
and others AGAINST W hh'n7on anN ''',' Pc
Giainer against G1Iner and others. bo.-
TOMS administrators against Bottoms d. -
yi-eo- Hume. executor against ilp-'nmN
CimoN against Mckinney. trustee; nd
Zee against lal lor
C1cur can't Charles ID. Vi. cobb
AGAINST Clifford l.. HpWr Jud mDnf ur
miainfif slm
Al p...n,l.rf AGAINST IL Carter Gone
.,''.....i s'e ,i.,.rttf
sait. tn.f.t.f.l. D. Nfn--man and
phii,n Nn--man. do'ns business underline
| fmn nam. of A T. NH-.mau Brother. Is
G W." , ".'',' Hahn n CaI,n.u.r'h Action
Nfi.f.l e.. sllf
! -.,.. .,,in.t n I D...tn DlUn...
en-"
ti,-f N.t..naI Rank of Richmond a.lfn..
/ r. Lewis. Action 0fdrht for $4,000.
WE. ~aiierM bite a-al.-. ''.",.c Do ...'-
dress, D.. NIINi. N'N D. d. ''i't' 81
ton oi debt lNi fii'.
! HrnrIr0 f0uHfv f0NIf. lIe special
/ Grand Jury met iunuif0i into several mIf-
/ for-. and adjourned until N0nnay. They
did not hud amy indictments.
/ police Couf Earnest LeW is lcolnrods
CHARGED ~ ith fighting boz the street. Fined
/ $3.50.
Thomas Bolts NOi0r.ll. CHARGED with H--
saultu- mud beating Sally Bots. Fined
/ $40.
Thomas flrrlr. H'iH- lHuot. charged
with stealing c0w, flo rloue.y of l- D.
/ Hancock. Dismissed.
/ Frank Herbert iculurNl rNii-"N WIN
stealing One lDt Oi IOn. il' lf perry N'
stephen johnson. sent Orb ltI i'f iNiily
days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20

For ihe first time in our history the c0ur-
ell Of the States in ihe Federal Government
has descended below Che level OF q ward.
faction caucus. THAT which local partisan
courts refused 90 do. because law and fact
were against 10. has been done by the only
tribunal that can try ou Impeachment the
c0uniry's highest officers. The local court
gave true title Oh the county officers duly
elected in Silver Bow by the honest vote OF
Precinct Ihirfy-four. The REPUBLICS
highest legislative tribunal has awarded
The Senatorial seats % those whose lawful
selection that honest vote rendered impos-
sible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20
The blacksmith shop.
LIlruIIrllln NDANsI

The miracle of iho universe is ihe change
lessnoss OF Gods laws. and OF human
thought and history, a, shaped by them.
The claugor of hammer and anvil in that
Ola blacksmith shop re,ounds backward
through all the age, Of human thought and
progress. and rings zap the curtain ihai
hardly shuts oui splendid visions OF the H.
turc of Birmingham.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20

To ihe Council Committee uu Schools. Ut
nance and Grounds and buiid.n-- bias iHei
referred pttiti0n from ile Ladies' Holly
wood Memorial Association. requesting tll'
the mansion which was occupied Dog lrDai
dent jefferson Davis. 40 uie corner o
Twelfth and CLAY streets. he turned over De-
them. t0 he used for the purpose Ol mu
scum of Confederate relics.
Alderman Jane. n. ,aper. iAc chalr
man. has called a Joint meeting ot the conn
miftes, for "Wednesday evening neNt, at
O'Clock. 40 the Council Chamber. All per-
sons and committees of organizations that
have been appointed % aid in firiAcr.ng OBJ,
scheme are cordially invited hy The chair
man 90 De present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20

il some parts Of Europe "a new and
strange disease, called ma norma, has ap
pearcd. II suddenly attacks % man and
throws him into profound slmber, from
which he may or may not awake.
The Republican party, as far as foresight
is involved, seems 20 De affected with na
norma.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20

President CAgN0r, Of France, is going
TO pay an Official visit TO the birthplace Of
the Bonapartes, while he is in Corsica, a
step for which he Is much criticised by the
ultra republicans. But il he did not make
the visit the Corsicans would never forgive
him.
AMONG the many plans Of which the Em
peror William is in favor 10 said % be the
reinstatement Of the Duke Of Cumberland
AS King OF Hanover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20

The Hamburger Nachrichlen says that
Prince bismarck does not intend 90 assume
the attitude of frondeur fault nnderl to-
ward the Government, although he Nili not
refrain from expressing his views GA mo-
mentOus occasions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20

A bin 10 give everybody IN particular
everything be wants al the expense OF
every body else IN general, Is fair dcscrip-
ton OF the Mckinley crazy-quilt production
after the last patches were put upon IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20
January -. 1885,
lion. George u. wise a Candidate

Hon. George u. Wise, recently unseaied
from Congress, has announced that his
speech Of protest will soon Dee ready for dis
tributi0n and that he oilers 20 bear The mes
SAGE of his constituents 10 the next Con
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20

HERE is question that viii halk the
most acute census cnumcrat0r: "Nho
struck William Patterson
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20
uov,r,.. Grove Methodi.t Church.

The revival services conducted by Rev.
l.. j. phaup. pastor. will continue through
this week. The public are cordially in'it-
ed TO attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20

Lawn mowers. Latest and best. Noise
less and seli-sharpening. Prices reduced.
A. b. CLARKE * son, 1910 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20
DRAWN BY CITIZENS.
HOW WASHlESTONS STATUE
WAS CARRIED TO THE SQUARE

Account Of the Proceedings From the
Time the statute Arrived at Nev port
news Until Il Was Put on Its Pedestal
Old Days Recalled.
As the X. +. lee statue is now on MS way
~ America. much interest naturally arises
in the method that will be pursued IN plac-
inc II on the pedestal. when IL arrives here
and how much time the mounting Will con-
snme. Adyices from Paris Indicate that
the statue will arrive here about the 3oth Of
this month. The myeiling viii, 10 rs eN-
pected. take place ON the both Of May. The
Washington statute. now in the Capitol
Square reached Richmond November 2,
1851. and it was mounted on the plinth-
january p, lSJs-morc than two months
later.
The shears or tackle for raising it wcr,
loaned by Hon. J. b. Floyd. then secretary
al War. who had been a governor Of M
ginia. from the Gosport (Nonolkl navy
yard.
The Lee statue will reach Richmond bs
train and Dee taken from the cars mo ElDi
station. The Washington statue came D.,
water. and IN This connection me iolloNlh-
extracts from one of Richmond'- ncwspa
pors. published at that time, Will De- OF iu
J terrSt:
CRAwFORD's STATUE OF WAsHiN"loN-
october 80. 1871
We learn that the Dutch brig WALDORF
with the equestrian statue Of washington
ON board. ha. arrived in James river. and d
now no Newport News awaiting order.
The arrival of this vessel. almost stimuli
tane0usly with the intelligence of the dealt
of the artist whose genius was manifested
i in the completion of this great work ere hi
lieht went ont forever. Will Dee regarded n
some as melancholy coincidence, yet u b
| gratifying tO know chat tine object of ni
latest toll has been borne IN safety over OBJ
seas. and that Virginia will Dee permitted O
perpeulato his memory hy adjoining Doe
Capital with his most conspicuous achieve
/ mDuf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20

ARRIVAL or THE WNBORG.
November 3. 1857.

The shin WALDORF Captain ID. T. LUnd,
arrived I'm the dock last night with thc
equestrian statue of Washington ON board
so that now we shall soon have this precious
work of art the last great achievement of
the lamemted Crawford. m its place ON tho
noble monument ina our public square.
November 3, 1887
II will be necessary tO move the Bril-
WALDORF containing the Washington
sfatuol t0 the wharf. foot of seventeenth
street. I'M order to effect DO. removal. a
large schooner lays between her and the dee
sired locality. and it will have 90 Dee moved
The deck was removed on yesterday COB en'
able the w0rkmon 90 git 400 the box.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20

The Young Mems Christian Association
Bazaar i- crowded nightly. The booths are
beautifully and very artistically decorated
and the articles for sale represent large
number of very useful and pretty articles.
The amusements are really fr,t-class. The
Opereiia Penelope played aud sung Thurs
day night Dy Mrs. n. A. rabb. Mrs. james
Patterson. Dir. Il. b. sheppard, Mr.. Thomas
Dahney and Mr.. Jock Peasants. was pro-
nounced excellent by the large audience
present. and will be repeated during the
coming week. The "Oli folkes' Concerto
on Friday night WAS very good also.
THE MILITARY BALL.
Plans for the military ball. 10 be given by
the Marylanders on the night Of May both.
are forming satisfactorily. The ladies met
yesterday al the Westmoreland Clubhouse.
and conferred withmembers0 Of the Maryland
Association OF Virginia. DR.. =. A. White
called the assembly 10 order. mentioned
the ball. and asked the cooperation
Of the ladies, without whom, Of course, the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20

Tho preparation. for removing the box
from the hold of the Dutch brig WALDORF.
containing the above statue. Is prOgre~~in 3
with 90. much apidity as is possible under
the circumstance. The deck necessary to
Doe taken away in order to effect 30, landing
has been uu-hipped from it- position. and
the box is now visible Hundreds Of people
visited thc vessel Yesterday Indeed. ever
since her arrival. She has been "an object
of interest" with our citizens. We learn
that Captain lund viii lind poo difficulty FOB
securing rcmuneratiNe return freight
when Dbl. mission here i- ended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-20

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ly been created.
PRESIDENT 'AHN,'' "'' a.,
tour boz tne south o. fii".'' '..''
Dos Ba'ns "a ien aa,s .- i.
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breakfast. tie mo.i important ~ oar
thru daily meals, !. i"o often burrioily
sni safris..ly gotten. Il Z. Important
ihst ~ shoni brrnk our fact ~ 'hfvak-
fact" CA g,--i. plain, sholrso,ssr ani
easily digr.i-i f,ss.l. \ VuP - vufs-
snd = roll 1. Dot sufiirisui iur iho.s ~ho
uss muscular eNsftlon 90 rial activity.
Il ailats The appetite ~ith"ui giving the
siomtth The strength noCcssary On hsi
until dinner 90 lunch. consequently. the
system suiisis. ani when the ouilay u
grvatrr tiisu ~. income, ~ mnst sooper
80 later fall. The mtn Nho take light
lbfvakiast. and l. ten busy to tax. . sub
.iauiitl luurh 90 dinner ~ midday, Y.
.ufv o. - thlfuughly sorn out when 10
returns io b. home ai nighi-uOt ls-
fsu.- be- has h~.u o,rrNofkoi. bat h"-
cause al. OUTLAY has Gar sxr~oirl his in-
come. IT, NAV feat for time short
time oulv--iinilsr sach circumstance.
H. l. uncomfortable, stupid and drowsy
after his hearty .iX o'ciUCk dinner, ani
uo wonder AZ this: h. has not only taken
a one tlms bad necessary Ia supply the
want. ~ the system. but also To- over
come the exhaustion 20 power existing
II
I. n..'r.ssry ior digestion, aud u cannot
~ expected that " viii pr"cc''i under
thi. rNhau.ih,n. The sufferer .oon bc-
come. dysirpilc. snd the brain sni
heart tccome .ympnthetically derangci.
\ woman Noild not allow her dog or
horsr 90 D. thus tnatei. ani shy not
t@siow - lead ous-haif the attention &"
our husband breakfast that l. given Z"
our dog.
4 good breakfast l. ~ vital Importance
Ia the incorporate public. II. too often
the lll-fe,i stomach that drive. the mtn
Ia The dram-.hop and th~ woman Ia
chloral and opium; therefore, let "a.
make our breakfast table. as nice sni
attractive a.. possible. Never allow
sOllci linen Z, appear thcfr, any more
than a lunch or dinncr. frr.h fruit, II
one can ar,rL II, should ailon the table.
The coffee, coCut and oatmeal .h"uhi
b. we'll cooked ani neatly served, steaks
aud omelet. cooked ~ the last moment,
AMI .sni H. the table smoking hot aud
well seasoned. n toast I. In the order
10 the day, -, ihat II !. ms, soppy ani
heavy. Bakei poiatoc. should he light
aud mealy. II you cannot g-t cream for
COFFEE. have tie milk .saldlng hot, ani
made .o over ,olling water. AMI not la
direct contact with the too often r-i-hoi
siVoc. Have he meat plates warm Ia
summer q. we'll a.. winter; Ia fact,
.crae hot thug. "hot" and cold ones
cold"
DsngerOu. breakfasts are those wher'
the meat !. tough aud charred, snd ONE
lets heavy. the cake. soddcn. ani the
coffee muddy und bitter.
Ia fact study Ia arrange this meal 81
all others Ia b. stiracti,e. nutritious,
wholesome an'i simple, leaving the .tom-
ach comfortable, the brain clear aud the
spirits light.
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u al IHf slna 49, fsftsHfaAaAa
r. .r,--.,,ss th,i 80 ~ Is,.tisa - wtlns- "
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STAT "a N.ins siaif k--ttri c~rtAin saT o.
nNast. IN salt tuuaif. "a ths ihlfl Ia ~
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t.,iat ia M Caautf f,sst hsiinF ffun uNNaeti
lilac q. Csrhsrs. la frsnkaa Coanif. All
t-ist teafins u1ffh sittT nlns isrfvss Est ffura
a. s'ui trse narkri " at staaiins ~ ~ vrs'
stis - AT rsssi sni sue act 80 hall r,Els W.
t,nt th-fvff,sua at nsaf ~ hsu.s - Nslssfn
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thirr uinuiss srft tsrntf slt rsit at nhFsn
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thiTts.u f,sts ataf tsai - thAfirs o. tlslann anl
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t.satf sistt unks afsf 49, clrnptsinants an'i
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- ~ suststnsst o. rsnss, 1899 - at h7sthsn
~ . 1.asaiti-s - Hcfrfvrfs - . tsriht - a.
law act that stssa ssit rlfunltlni sptfryl Al
al lrfta - 49, ~upryasf iatifttl tulf w
fsriss spf-sr~i act asrvsi ia frisf "a go
nisint - Az listrrfninatiaa - 60 sullsffiisrs
Nstias u hsrvbF girsn O. 81 fcfsaas sol ruTi-sft
the. intrF..ts-i In ~ sahicst naiisf - al
sststnai t-t.tiun that Nsu.isT. a to- u'rlrA Y
a. .-ss.a.i "a - Iun~ 4. u. i-s sci ~
fvsl isrFs q safi Nfisua nsss th at plkafli
hsts i-sn apg-Asts-i b. sAtt ,.sasiifi-s ~ tu-s
act iafs q 90 utsa alt snilegt Histtrf 40 ~
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psssi 1t .aii r.r.. thi, nlri tag - APriL
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Nv MANNILt
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Nssrts o..

IT .rt.-artns that %. a. t-s.tiaa - Itsnry
i Ahi-sti sci 90 hanlir.si act eus eshsrs, N
Coasty cs.nsai..iissF, y ~ tsahis ~ p,is,'
IN "a state - asiss. dali h--sts'i esftsls hish
"a In Iaafsri ia ssii CuaaiF. D. 80 Len
ass.slas a t-iiut In ~ CaantT rat ~auns
frusa Hatafsri fuint a. nusafsft tsntrv. AL
nsaf ~ hsass - waiis rsttinEin SAT- J-,inl
i-arinf .sath .lttT ss,eu ,issr--. ~ uvsi an
ss@ AL ess half % "a ri. distssrs iC.m a.
sab stoss stah.iiax On m rEht hahi fle ~
alt F,ssi thross Funninr nafih tsftf ,isfF.s-
f.il eat. lhifty eight ~ rsis aRi tsslss va
hnk. th~nrs naFth fsftF fsaf isxre-s AIT thirty
ninuis. east. tsvntV aas riots all twelve ~
nal.. thsuee nssth tairf siza dexfv~s ~ an
Thirty ulin1te. ~ ssst ninst-sn III rsts ansi
sittsvn a. nnks o. ts tguntf rsai "a nag ffusn
nanfgsl rgini o. Eaafori tsutrs Ani ofsf
lani ~ waiis rsitihgili AT u fufihsf spFsas
iaf that AT "a alto fstiinuu Al tern ~ N
saprsm~ juiisial Csar brsua sol hstisn a
pars rithih AT fur The ALI tsunty ~ Otfafi,
On ~ .ssosi rss-iay - fsbrusry, y. isn,
daiy sntsr,-i NJ. APPEAL frufa a.. sait sesisisn
All .ilaiisatioa sftA,s All Csanty ''.sntai..isn
sr.. L-natiss All highssv a. aisrvsaii. ani that
ths Ia.tios 20 All sugrrsas ia iieA taaft hohisu
o. afefv-Aid duly apf-anist ths unlsfsiTnei q
sI-sni t"ns,ine " q, slea use sa.ls,t sns'st
- All app-sl sst g. snua ~ rs,sr.s tn fsr %
In whsls .aii slesisisa All ausileatioo, nstiee
|. hsrvby siten o. al Irr-ons All cssfporatlons
Interested In the sahest matter - ali efiginAl
fstti0n - ait Abisst ahi othsr.. that fBe.is,
Il nine s'si.-s 4 " III thlri dsI II iune, 4
~ i.o ani ths rr.lisnos ~ All Waite fsttin
rii IN ait Hamfort, have teen spgnlniriby all
-t-risi comaltt-.. the time AL plscs ~ at upvn
.ah sah)sst wstisf ant fsr ths performances ~
ths ssrtics saihyTiSei ani dlr.cis,i unisr ron
tni.si0a D. ali ssmsnities iulf issaei IN IN prvm
i.s. by all sayTsas Jaiiclal Coar upsa IN
tsentisth dsr ~ Marh. 4. N. lsa
psiesi al .sli raris. this third dsy % April. A.
u iso .-.....
JES-t " iiHnl.
q ". MANMtLf.
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beat collection of school boy blunders
under the euph~mIstic name NJ "IIumors
of school Life" Perhaps the ofYer Was
= tribe lmprudent. II might convey an
Impression that school boy plumbers arr
la brisk request; or. possibly, u might
foster . priggish concelt In boys who
fancy themselves superior to solecisms
Of this Kind. However that may be, the
lack ~ response an Gar !. not attributed
10 any scarclty of the article In demand.
hut rather to failsrr on the part of the
prife-giser to make hi PROPOSAL clear.
Hence, he u induced to cite samples
from q manuscript book. wherein he has,
we srv told, been accustomed Ia jot down
such things under the complimentary
title of ''Chlp. rrom Nv Blockhesis."
4 few specimen. may serve, ss this writ
60 ssys, "to show the sott of thing Ne
want
Blhle history Ia. b~cu always found
to h. prolific .oure 81 strange
snswer., Thus u hs. bccn affirmed by
scholar. under this writer. tuition that
the israellte. In the Wilderness were
"fei ou mammoth" that when Christ
cailci Isyi. che va. serving HI. custom
er.." that what Gallo dill WHEN IN.
Apostle. we're brought before him was
Ia ''cut their hair AMI ..nd them away
agiln;" that wien Peter .sw In q vision
. great sheet let down from heaven full
10 clean and uncle,n b-a.t., the dircc-
tim. h. r-Ccly~i WIRE a. "clcan them =
that the p,rrnts ~ Moses, when they
coull no longer hllc him, "put him In
burning bu.h." With shtt results u not
| stated: spi that th. dcsccndants %
Noah llyc,i together two or thrce hun
df-d year. I'LL they became very humof-
ous. In the department ~ English hl.-
tory u has bren affirmed that "Mary
Magialcnc lei the Brion. against the
/ i.om,n.:" that ''tbe Barons comp.lle'i
John Ia slgn the pledge AZ iannyme'ie. :
that ppom.lay hook contained some
thing about the .cur,y" (.upposs.i to
D. . dl,n rr,oll.ctiou 20 thu survey I"
that Marshal Iunot va. allowed ''io
rtaporaie" Portugal; while the brief
| hat pathetic ac,uunt ~ the eni 81
Thom,s Ilcrkst v, "thry pat him In q
hele under the stairs, sul he never smll'
~ agtln.~ "our boy." arr also In
rrnIan. In the matter ~ new definitions.
Here srr .omr s,mples; i.e'ioleni ,h~rv
. coniu.e.i recollection 20 'rO.lenis' AZ
pear. ~ hive i--en the unloading lnhu.
sne-l m.ans "iitii- aulmsl. like rats.
''i-oancing hack" given a. sitting.
| ,fusicr !. either - Vuung swan" "thr
m,.isr 20 gaming table" or q Young
ulllow.~ "iolythsism' Conslsts IN
'wot.hlplng plurality - gools; =
while "p~fi.tVl~" l. ''circle ~ pillow.
,roand . blllilng." snl ''guaoo' !. "a
| delicious i.liv."