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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-19

Brunswick. including among the list of pa
tronesscs some of the most prominent society
people OF the metropolis.
The programme is as follows: /. Quartette.
Tally 10 Benedict. 2 Aria, Visions Fair Alas-
scncD. Mr.. Harper. 3. song, Herzen trimmings
won Wickede) Miss Taylor. 4. Duet We
ncza, Riusuet) Miss Roselle, Mr.. Ferguson.
g. Song. Fond Heart Farewell, (Hope Temple)
Miss Roselle. 6. Quartettes, Spring Song
Qinsuu) Fleur de Lis Leslie. 7. Song, Star
Of My Heart. (Deuza) Mr. Ferguson. z. Tho
The Mariners Randegger Miss Taylor, Mr.
Ferguson, Dir. Harper. 9. Song, Heart
Throbs.n (Bendel Miss Taylor. 10. Duet,
Flow Gently. Deya. parry Mr.. Ferguson,
MIR. Harper. II. Song. tfordoheis Song
Overwhelmingly Miss Roselle. u. Quar-
tcttc. Ecco quel Zero nstante. Costa.
Subscription lists are filling rapidly Tor the
May music festival 1t must be remembered
that there are "A number of these lists, and the
snm total amounts 10 probably about $50
tickets. The chorus is complete. eXcellently
balanced. # rather unusually good material
and capable of excellent work.
~uroill rtilrogl rates have been arranged
for Stanton. Lynchburg. Danylllc, Norfolk.
Old oint and al i,te mediate stations.
Following j, 20 list 81 tAo Guaiantofs oi tAe
fnnnc.a success Of the festival. r.. X. Archer
William J.. Tanner. John Tyler lhomas
Potts. james ". legran. T.. A. liocn. G. ".
Tanner i. b. McCaw. George Is. steel, l.. \.
Cauin. ?. T. Greenwood, Hume, Minor d Co.,
Arthur b. Clarke, Manly Is. Ramos, G.. A.
Walker. Z. l.. Alfricnd, Meriwether Jones,
Joseph X. Anderson. J. ID. Patton. c. OBJ.
Cowardin. NJ b. Leonard John p. Branch, VI.
J. Dimmock. r. f. G.. Davis. Joseph Bryan,
Richmond Music Company and others to be
added.
The festival, with al these advantages and
with the strong and varied musical attmc-
tons, can bat be grand success IN every
mart icular
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-19

wife yet. This was a bitter blow to
both Of the young people. They de
parted 10 Monacher's lodging. and
Catherine was made welcome by her
lovers friends. The young couple discussed
the matter over and over, but the more they
talked the more hopeless their prospects
seemed TO be. Finally It was decided that
Catherine would have to go back 10 Germany
again. Passage was engaged for her IN the
steergge of the Elder Among the passengers
who passed upon the deck Of the Elder this
afternoon were Catherine and Rudolph. Their
parting was more than sad IL seemed 10 him
as II he could not let Catherine go, and Cath
crime chung 10 him in despair. Finally the
officers called ''all ashore"
The vessel was about TO sail The last fare
wells were said and the people began hurry
ing ashore Amid the hustle and confusion
Rudolph and Catherine were not noticed.
They had retired 10 one side for their final
parting. Suddenly Rudolph was heard to ex-
claim in German 1T is too hard: we will
not endure it, We will not be separated" The
next moment there was apistol shot followed
by second Directly afterward two dead
bodies fell 10 the deck. The horrifed by
ISLANDERS rushed 10 the PROSTATE bodies.
They leaned over them. Streams of blood
were pouring from ragged wounds. Both
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-19
MEMS SUITS.

A page would be insufficient to describe the
patterns Of the various materials from which
our stock Of spring Suits have been made
Chevots and Cassimeres arc still the most
popular materials for general wear, but we
are also showing some beautiful effects in
fancy worsteds and other high class domestic
and foreign fabrics. Only in custom work
can you match the fit and finish Of such Suits
as we offer at sl2, SIS and SIS. We have also
an immense stock Of lower price Suits at So
and so, which are not equaled by any
offered in town. Sacks, Frocks and Prince
Alberts, both in single and double-breasted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-19
Strikers Riotinc.

ScorrDA1E, PA, April ls.-Dynamite was
used in several parts Of the coke region last
night. The only serious damage was at the
Kyle works where large water tank was de-
moished The strikers attempted to get the
newly imported Italians at Whitney's works
to join their ranks. but none of the Italians
would listen TO them. More trouble is re-
ported at Leisenring No. 2.
This morning the strikers drove out the
deputy sheriff and took temporary possession
of the works. One deputy was seriously in
jured. Sheriff Mccormick says he will now
call upon the Governor for assistance. The
Frick Company to-day applied to Judge
Ewing for another Injunction against the
strike leaders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-19


81 dozen Figured and Striped Percele waists Tor
ladies. yokos turned down. collar and cuiis
plcatod sizes % 20 ~. &c. cerhi
Finer rcr,ale Waists for ladies. box-pleated
back and 'front.' high shoulders. sizes 3s TO O'
Ladies Figured French satteen Waists that Won
cant tell from .ilk unless YOU handle, az 81;
Ladies While Lawn Waists, coolest and most
comfortable. I'D and 15c.;
Ladies Black French Satteon Waists. 81; ,
Ladies Launiered India Linen Waists, pleated
Ladies finest french Percslo Waists, puffed
fronts high shoulders. Numbered turned
hHck collar, and cuffs. sl38;
Solid Black Linen Lawn Puied Waists Tor Ia
dies, Numbered collars and cuffs. sl.0;
Ladies llcatcd and Pulled Waists Of all-slk
black surah. turncl-doWn collars ana Guns
wide lelfs. siZc- - 10 50, $500 each worth eui
Finer India silk Waists. black or garnet st.ii.
FOR BOYS,
70 dozen Of pretfie,t and best Percale Shirt
Waists yOu ever saw Tor &c-au sizes, TO
- wears. There are about = patterns
three Oy-plcats down back and ironi. woe
cuffs and sailor collars steel buttons -'''
Same make Boy. Waists. large plaid. figured.
and dotted percalcs. pc. each;
Same make Boys Shirt-Naists Of the very best
French pcrcaic in large patterns 'c each :
Roys Waists Of hsht-coiored outings best quail
Boys Outing shirts, sizes p to II collars at
poys' Peated Outing shirts. sizes u 10 Il. 40c.
and checks. sizes u to u, ylc.;
Bows Waists Of best indigo blue and lur-
kcy-red percalos. all warranted last color
&c. worth 1jc.;
BOYS LAUNDERED SHlRI-NAlSIS.
About Sd dozen ~ 20 - different styles fine
percale. cOycred huttons-such shirts a. sell Tor
one dollar. They call these seconds, hence We
can sell any size for j0c. We defy YOU 10 tel
why they call them seconds.
FOR MEN.
Mems Outing Shirts, perfect, sizes 36ls 10 T. @lc
each
Mems Outing Shirts. plcatod bosoms or plain,
with pockets, pearl buttons, ~ cach Fix Tor
s275;
Mon's thinner and cooler Cheyiot shirts. neat
striped STYLES, sizes - 10 t.. 5lc each:
Mems finer Chcyof Shirts. imitation SILK stripe,
al Csc. cach-will 30 the service ami look as
well us two-dOlIar thcVot shirts;
80 dozen Mems Tvtra-Fina and Cool Saline and
Cheyiot Shirts-lOth sty lo.-neat, light, mob
lv stripes. ~ each. worth : 80;
Mems fine Solid Black French Saline Shirts
sl25;
0%2o s<o1/f HZL RZ2hor1I/
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-19
sWEErHEARTs DIE TOGETHER.
Victims of Fortunes Frowns, They Choose
Death Rather Than separation.

HoBoKES, N. j.. April ia double tragedy
was enacted shortly after 1 O'Clock this even
ing in the steerage OF the steamship Elder,
Just as she WAS about to leave her dock of the
North German Lloyd Line Steamship Com
pany for Bremen. Rudolph Monacher shot
and killed his sweetheart, Catherine Ohnecker,
and then shot himself through the head; both
died together Monacher came from Ger
many some time ago. He was betrothed then
10 Catherine, but they were too poor to be
married in Germany, so the young man came
10 this country 10 seek his fortune. The
understanding was that AS soon as he was
able To support q wife he should send for
Catherine. few weeks ago. having saved
some money. Monacher sent for Catherine,
and she came over on the last trip OF the
Elder. Monacher met his sweetheart at the pier
but instead Of q happy faced lover she expected
TO :.meet her. Rudolph. downcast and sorrow-
full, met his intended BRIDE at the pier: In re-
Spouse to her anxious questions, Monacher
told Catherine that since he had last written
TO Der he had not done So well III business as
he hoped, IN fact, he was not able TO support
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-19

There WIN be Ceremony, Addresses and n
salute.

The Fifth-strcet viaduct will be opened
next Thursday evening with imposing cere-
mOny.
Major Randolph las completed his arrange
mcnts for the occasion.
The First regiment band will furnish the
music the Howitzlers will fire a salute. and
Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson will deliver the opening
address.
There will be banquet held at pizzinrs
that evening, and all the members of the COM
pfny and few friends will be invited.
Tie public are invited TO attend the opening
of the bridge which Is large and beautiful
structure.
The contract has been given TO Dalloun 20
construct the electric line across the bridge,
and work Will be commenced Monday morn
inn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-19
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING.

The stock of many a good-sized clothing
store does not equal our stock OF Children's
Clothing alone This department has ever
been popular with the parents Of this city.
The poor are not forgotten, the rich are
well provided for. and all the way along
price line extending from :1.5O to Sl2.
We give values which cannot be beaten.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-19
boys CLOTHING.

In Suits with long pants for boys between
the ages Of thirteen and eighteen years, we
are ready with an assortment fully twice the
size of that shown 10y any other house in the
city. We please the boys and the parents,
too, in our unrivaled assortment. Durable
Cassimeres. Scotch Tweeds, Pin Checks. Solid
Mixtures and Dark Colors. Finding a con-
mountaineering demand for a better class
Of suits we have this season much larger
assortment than usual.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-19
How's This1

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for shy
case of catarrh that cannot DO cured by taking
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHESky < Co. Props, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned have known Z. Cheney
fsctly honorable in all business TRANSACTIONS,
and financially able 10 carry out any obligations
made By their firm
WEs 4 1RuAx,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, U.
WALDis0. kfsNAN b MtKvS,
Wholesale Drug yists. Toledo. Y.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system. Testimonials sent free. Prioe &c.
per bottle. Sold by ali druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-19
KIIIlS.

Charming novelties by tho score. Elegant
designs gotten up by those who give their en-
tire time to the production of Kills alone.
And these. supplemented by many striking
combinations made exclusively for Us 10 our
order. Such is a brief and imperfect descrp-
ton Of our assortment Of kits. We doubt
if any house in the city has as great a variety
to show. All prices and grades.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-19

whenever q hole appears. rub ana IL disap-
ne.rs let Hacks too each and every one
of them from the II % ones 10 the 20 ones.
These good Glorias. with neat, natural SUCKS
sl.25. or solid black sticks tor Mo,lInils
rs OF them with neat small silver ROCKS otc''
aoo Of them with fine silver handles, Slip;
~ of them with elegant twisted morn haiule''
the seasons latest novelty $50 IT,
% of them with twisted natural stick, silver
mounted. 800; =, -.
With finer and finer handles, s2 IS TO s.
The Fancy silk and SATIN farasoIs are III
big case right at the main entrance.
Chidren's. 25c. to sLi5;
Ladies'. csc. 10 500;
20 fne Black Satin Parasols with gold tips. 75c
Just as much attention should be paid to the
little Niss's gloves as 20 her shoes. lieres Dig
chance this week az the finest or Ondressed
Ti9bf tan and gray colors. in sizes to fit Misses
four 10 fifteen years Old, for 13c d pair. II YOU
see the quality and don't buy more than one
pair, well be surprised.
Four counters full of the medium weight
and real thin Summer Underwear.
Cotton. Isle and 81. k-Rlhhod Vests for ladies'.
Al-W0Ol. Half-NoOl and MerinO Tor ladies' gen
tlemen and children.
New Books.
Inst received from the publisher Marines,
now novel bv Victor Hugo: Hates Expert
cnce a Southern story Susan Fielding.
Two Mems brides. by Don Boucicault, publish
ors price nc our price .5c.
A Wrongci Wife by Mary Agnes Fleming.
Love Works Wonder by Berth VI. Clay.
Wild Life. hy. Captain Mayne held, our price
lsc., publisher price pc.
Statesmen's Cook Book. containing receipts
of all prominent Statesmen's wives, cloth
bound. 75c at Book Department.
BY Saturdays express nine different shades
of Light Pearl Grey Silk finish Henrettas,
40 inches wide were received. They 90 on
sale from Monday morning for 81 &C.. yard.
Two sense, must be brought u play on them,
your sight and your touch 10 appreciate the
beauty of color and quality,
S22c1keH3- GzzH $Z2tooM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-19

The delegates to the Republican League
Convention which meets in Cincinnati Tues
dav. leave here to-day at II o'clock on Pull
man ear.
They will make their first stop a Cbarlottes
Vile. where other delegates will join them.
The Virginia delegation Will be quartered at
the Hotel Emory.
lt is said that they favor Alger for president
Of the League.
Secretary Blaine will make the opening adj
dress. and will be followed 10y Allison, Sher-
man. Depew and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-19
The Dainty

Cnfll TWICE az gOOt ara as pretty a. tAN "N "A0'
are here tor a. &C.. ward.
The Wool Challi just as pretty rs the 90 ana 'oc'
kinds are here for lsc yard; - -.
A special bargain in yard-wiie imported ili.lil
lOurcttc effects. cream grounds with coIolcu
flower figures 35c. yard,
Here's good news for those OF Won VINO
came too late last week for the Black SILK
Dress Net bargains. Having closed ont the
other lot for him 40 quickly this same em1ar-
raised importer sent Ia another lot by Satur-
DAYS express. Just 10 pieces of new pattern
Black SILK Dress Nets in this lot. Prices from
75c. To 5l.25 per yard. Take our word for it
YOU don't often see the same qualities at such
prices.
II you want 10 make up your Black silk Dress
Net foundation silks. Satincs, ana Farmer
Satin the opposite counter.
Surely you can't 20 much longer without
Window Shades. aud when you do put them
up You don't want them % be continually
pulled down by the children and servants.
Well. We sell good Spring Shade for 33 or 40
or jOc, and the real long ones for parlor WIN
dOws for 1jc. and II, and no matter what
price you buy for Sc. more We sell an attach
ment that keeps them from tumbling or being
pulled down.
These shades we have in twenty colors:
shades Yellow
shades Tam.
shade Red.
2shadoS Blue
shades Green.
shades Brown.
u rrl-t Ofta.
shade White.
A fve-minutes. look. and you can see every
style aud pattern of Mating we have. They
are arranged So conveniently and are such
good qualities for the price il seldom
takes more than five minutes ID make "a sale.
Last weeks advertised prices are still in
force.
22le.zzen5- G;Iz 6eZ24ooZ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-19
MUSICAL NOTES.
Tho Mozart Musicale o-Morrow Evening
MAY Festival.

The regular Mozart musicale occurs to-mor-
row evening. when the artists will be the New
York Madrigsd Company Miss Blanche Tay-
lor: Soprano; Miss Fielding Roselle. con
tyAlto Mr. G. G. Ferguson. tenor Mr. W r
Harper, basso; Mr.. VIII +. Taylor. musical
director.
All are popular New York singers with
young fresh strong voices. and they will give
one OF the most delightful concerts Of the sea-
son. Miss Taylos goes abroad in few DAYS,
md last evening gsvc farewell soiree atsths
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-19
OPPOSITE POSTOFFlCE.

were dead. Rudolph and Catharine had died
together Rudolph had first shot his sweet
heart. killing her instantly. Before the report
OF his first shot had died away and before any
one had realized what he had done he fired .
second time. shooting himself in the head:
His second shot was equally deadly. He died
instantly without groan The bodies were
picked up and taken 10 the morgue IN
Hoboken, where they now lie. The blood
was quickly washed from the deck, and the
Elder proceeded on her voyage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-19

ANY kind or size Refer made 70 order
Refers this stye Of ino gray and tan ana
broadclOtb $3.50 wyrth $50
Stylish Short Lace Mantols. $3.50 and si20
New Shades,
New Patterns,
New Flowers.
for this weeks Millinery sales.
10 cases
Children's Sailors,
Boys Hats
We would like 10 give prices. but can,
describe them look will convince you
On the street floor are the Children ana
Infants Null and silk Caps and Hats Va
doubt if any Richmond dry goods or millinery
house has ever OF has now such am assert.
ment as will be offered for salehere this week.
The STYLES and prices can be counted by fho
For i0c.. open-work Null Caps frillcd edges.
For he. Open-Work Lace APPS lace edge;
For ne. two styles Opeu-WOrk or Corded &C..
Edge Caps. pufed tops;
For s5c. Embroidered Null Laco-Edco Caps.
stvle 9-Embroidered Null. Corded Back. Pom.
pom Of Lace and Nnll, CSC;
style No. g-Emhroidercd Mall Corded Back
puhsl Top, &c;
Embroidered and Corded Null Hats at 50, Is.
surah silk Pulled Hats. 7sc;
silk Null Hats for children and ladies;
Exquisite Null and Lace Caps, %, 70, ssc., 81, %
siA
Special fine style Of Infants Caps.
Our toilet counter has recently been apply
named Counter oil Delight Have you ever
taken moments time and given the various
articles displayed more than a passing notice.
Here are q few of them
Delightful Lettuce Soap. 44c. cake;
Delightful Flower Soaps. % and ~. cake;
Palm Soaps. {. 3 and Sc a cake;
Soft Oatmeal Soaps, =. iO and i2c. O cake;
Pure CASTLE Soaps. and Ice q cake
perfumc3 Almond Meal, - and zoe a box;
Sachet Powders hy envelope or wei ght or bottle,
Fragrant Tooth Washes and Powders;
Soft Baby Powders:
Refreshing Toilet Water:
Finest Handkerchief Extracts;
Nail Preparations;
Brushes, Combs and Chamois.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-19
Honorary Member.

Mr.. james Branch. of this city has re-
ceived an official letter from the Partisan In
vcntors Academy of his having had conferred
upon him the title Of corresponding hon
orary member, with attribution of the first
class diploma and gold medal for his inyen-
ton of hls electric incuhatOr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-19
SPRING OVERCOATS

Every lover Of tho stylish and handsome
should see our stock Of SPRING OVER
COATS. We've secured the entire country
to get collection of the very best Of all
makers. Every novelty that's in the cloth
ing market has been secured, and in the thou
sands of garments which We have ready to
show you there is many Coat fit to grace the
person Of a prince. OF the making Of many
styles there appears to be no end, but 80 fast
as they DO appear We get them. Box Coats
in short, long and medium leugths-price'
$3.50 t. s2j.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-19
WZe1xee5- GW $NtooM

Mems Elegant French Cheviot Shirts, beautiful
stripes. the finest finished shirt made l.5Oi
Mems Fine Cheviot shirts. with stiif laundered
collars and cuffs, ~, Al -. and ~.
just 81 patterns of the Real Genuine Ander-
sons Scotch Ginghams, manufactured in
Glasgow. Scotland. see the window full OF
them and buy quick il at all, for they can't
last long here at such prices
plaids Just proper for the little ones, and
the neatest looking styles for elders. 1890
yard;
The medium and bold Plaids in faint reineu
colors. 2jc. a yard;
The richest Plaids and Stripes, with raised
snowflake and bOurette effect, 3jc. Il yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-19

utNtA ht,"sH
have il. OF
the 1900
sunshades
and rain
shades for
sale this
week the
G. o r 1 AS
form the
best part,
and such
Gloria too.
crease
or q crack
ora hole in
them. SO
.tnr,lU in
quality that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-19

killed in the collision on the Spartanburg and
Asheville railroad, WAS brought here and
buried in the family burying-ground at Mr.
Harris His unexpected death was a great
shock To his family and friends. He was
buried with Masonic honOrs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-19

The Treasury Department is advised of the
appointment Of Mr.: Ovalarisky ~ Consul
General of Russia st,ReW Work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-19
H2ez<euy- GW SsZ2tooN

If YOU have ever had trouble with your
Gloria silk Umbrella or Parasol you need
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-19
22ZexenS- GW $E2tooZ
Seven cases of waists will be placed on sale


if you don't take look at the prices OF these
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1891-07-16

The creamery itself may be described
as a square building 80 by 80 feet, with
engine house adjoining; the wash room
floor and Office are on the ground level,
while the work room, setting room and
store are sunk in the ground about four
feet, and are cement lined throughout
The apparatus consists Of an equipment
Of Cooley cans without taps for sub
mer ging in ice water, two Boyd temper
ing vats, one heating vat, 1900 gallon
churn and one Mason power worker.
Power is conveyed to this fat from a six
horse power horizontal engine supplied
with steam power from an eight horse
power boiler
Our butter, which quickly found q
front place, is put up in packages rang
ing from two pounds to fifty pounds.
while a small proportion is made into one
pound prints and sold from refrigerator
boxes. From our experience. and taking
into consideration the general conditions
throughout the province, feel that at
present it is not practicable to establish
many profitable creameries, but with her
rich natural pasture and other favorable
features Manitoba should make grand
showing In the dairy line during the
next decade. Let US persuade our neigh
bors to superannuate the fiat pan and the
dash churn, grow more fodder corn and
roots, fill up the chinks in the draughty
COW house, use good dairy salt and pack
in new neat tubs.-E A. Struthers.
Manager Barnardo Industrial Farm.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1891-07-16
Chinamen Chevy Gum

Seated together in Broadway car
were five Cinnamon, all chewing gum.
1t was evidently their first experience
with this deadly form of dissipation, but
they were enjoyingit immensely. They
chewed and champed together and. chat
tered away in their native tongue in the
most animated fashion.
The other passengers in the car were
much interested, and watched the mis-
guided Cinnamon intently. The All
Sins were as oblivious to the other pas
sengers as il they were in the fantasy
Of an opium dream.
By their gestures aud gibberish they
made it plain to the spectators that they
were discussing the deep mysteries of
the slot machine from which they had
extracted the gum. They also discussed
the gum itself. They would hold it be-
tween their teeth, stretch it out until it
would break, thrust it back into their
mouths, chewing and chattering all the
time.
A ministerial looking man sitting op-
posite made a gesture of disapproval to
one of the Cinnamon. A smile stole into
the slant eyes Of the Celestial as he
stopped chewing long enough to remark:
"Chinaman ikee alice same. New
York Advertiser.