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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-31

4 Flock of Them Kiss md Hug Bashful
Yale student.

The young girls Of New Haven who are en-
ployed in the corset shops. dispatch from
that city says. are noted for two things, their
beauty and their sef-assurance. Some Of the
Urls are unusually piQuaut In their manners,
and are alb as rule gifted with suthcicncy
of TAX which they are not slow 70 use when
ever they get agood chance.
one of the principal shops in the city IL
located on Cunt street The girls are re-
leased from their employment about o'clock
IN the afternoon. The students in the city are
ID genial SO 81 young men as a rule. and sire
divided in two clas- athletes and nom
athletes. The athletes who are IN training
for the annual boat race a. New London, take
ID practice sIin in the harbor every afternoon,
after which they take q run from the club
house. on eas. Chapel street, 20 the quarters
on tlm street.
Tier usual course j. up Chapel street 10
tho Wooster Square through which they run
to Court street This i = short WAY and
takes them Of the principal streets. They
are obliged 10 pass the corset shop IN their
run mp s,Ieet. and the girls IN the shop have
iesrned 10 expect thom, 81 that when the .tu-
dents appear they arc greeted with a chorus
vi remarks not always complimentary. The
students. as1rue have always timed Them
selveo so as to pass tho shop few moments
before TIE girls are released, and thus they
avoid The rush.
one night last week the students were a
trife late coming up the street hud were About
"a block away when tho girls were released.
Through the street the students came on
run and some of toe eirls made room Tor them
go pass. ono # tho students wssa little
backward from the rost Ci the group, and as
De was adorned with . goodly crop of hair x
the tiut that Tho poets rave about, the girls
immediately started 2 yoll.y II remarks.
lie became inccnsed and made n remark not
very complimentary TO tho girls This was
what they wanted and before the astonished
student knew what they were about over thir-
tv of them had formed group around him,
and were each calling him the choicest exple-
tives that they could command. In vain he
tried 10 break through the ranks, but tho girls
would not have it. lie called on his compan-
ions for help. but they were too far ahead 10
hc.r him with the noise made by tine girls,
and continued on their way.
once ~ the girls suggested that they kiss
him. and before he knew what was mp he was
being held tightly in the arms of a stalwart
Amaz n. ami as many as could conveniently
no once stepped up and kissed him. In vain
lc struggled snd fought, and, IA last resort
hc screamed for help His companions heard
mu aui returned to bis rescue. and after con-
s.drahle difficulty they succeeded IN effect
iug has escape.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-31
The PrnitrafInr Shncka

Of malarial fever are not to be counterscted by
quinine with any degree OF certainty. or for
any length OF time. The eradication and pre-
vent on OF diseases OF a miasmatio type are,
however. ascertsined possibilities. Long expe-
rience has shown that there is infinitely moro
preventive efficacy in the fine botanic medicine.
Ho.t,tters Stomach Btters. than in the aka
loid., drugs and poi,ons which were formerly
thsonly recognized means OF removing and an
tiep.ting attacks Of fever and sgue and bilious
remittent When the system has been depleted
by periodically recurring paroXysms. this agree;
able restorative renews the fund OF energy and
damage 10 the general health inflicted by all
febrilo complaints psrtaking OF the malarial
rbaracter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-31

bv Count Eopesa. the master Of cere-
monies. proceeded 20 the Rittersaal
while the dcbut.ntes were presented to her.
The ceremony over, the court. headed 10y the
Emperor and Empress, repaired to the mirror
room. where tea was served. A superb buffet
for the guests wa. prepared in the Pictradnra-
room. 7 he Imperial tea table was ehttering
with gold plate and Venetian glass and WAS
trails II which fell over the pale blue silk and
lace tsblccloth down to the floor AZ IL
o'clock their maiesties retired, and half an
hour later all the guests had left the Hot
burg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-31

for the Russians to run away 10. and statistics
show that the births OF boys much exceed
those Of girls.
Long engagements are not approved of.
They seldom last longer than few months,
during which time the fancee is the mistress
of the house. Her girl friends assemble to
help her sew the dowry the sewing afternoon
generally ending in dance after tea when
the bridegroom drops in with few bachelor
friends. Another wedding is thus often ar
ranged. and on, little by little. till. like the
hfty-one cards in the game of 'old maid. " they
pair OF, and ono. generally Of the sterner sex.
j, eft-forlorn.-English Illustrated Maya
ziDe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-31

4 Pen Picture OF tho Girl Subjects of the
Mighty Gar.


Tho daughter is a great pet IN Russian fam
iies. perhaps because there are generally
moro SOILS than daughters. Take the younger
members Of tho Imperial family rs an ex-
amnle. and We ind Twenty-Five grand
dukes aud only seyen grand duchCsses,
and this may too stated 10 be about the
average proportion IN most families.
Tho necessity for men in the rural dis
tr.cts as assistants IN the agricultural la
b0Is Of their fathers has given riso 70
saving. Zone son ls no son, two sons are half
a son. bat three SONS are "a whole SON" Not
withs.arding the pride and satisfaction with
which tie birth Of boy is hailed. the little
girl IS the darling, the object 81 the tenderest
affection and care Of parents md brothers,
moi 10 speak Of other adOring relatives Much
is not expected Of her in the way 81 assistance
IN the family. she is INDUCED rs far as their
means and circumstances permit, and she
tales il quietly and as her due, but II IS
rarely that she does not voluntarily and taclt-
Is contribute her share in helping her mother.
her occupations arc much about the same as
those Of al European girls; but parish WORK
have classes Of Sunday schools, "a religion IS
taught 10y priests or deacons. IL would 10
thought quite extraordinary and improper
were Young unmarried girl 10 visit the sick
or poor in towns. but in villages 1t is some
times done under the direction OF mamma or
graudmsmma She is undoubtedly fond Of
pleasures. likes to be well dressed, and
generally adores dancing Music is not
the Russian girls forte, nor Is solo singing.
Most of the lnstitutkas. though they thor
ougbly know the theory Of music, play like
child of twelve: of course, there are sexcep-
tons. but It is seldom you find girl able to
PLAY a quadrlle or polka of hand;
Girls marry very young in Russia, and there
are very few Of those most estimable indivi-
duals called old maids. There are no colonies
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-31

VIII you heed the w,rning--the signal, per
hans. OF the sure approach Of that more terrible
disease. Consumption. Ask yourselves II you
can AFFORD for the sake Of saving 30 cents,
10 run the risk and DO nothing for II. We know
from experience that Shilohs Cure will cure
vonr cough. II never fails. This explains why
more than million Of bottles were sold the past
wear. II relieves Group and Whoopng Cough
AZ once. Mothers, do not be without IL. sample
bottles free. Sold by Bodsker Brothers and
shall streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-31

SYMPTOMS: Moisture: intense itching and sting
ing: most at night; worse by scratching: II al
lowed 10 continue tumors FORM which often
bleed and ulcerate. becoming very sore.
Swayne's ointment stops the itching and bleed
ing. heals liberation. and N most cases removes
cents. DR.. Swsyne & Son. Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-31

HrADAcHr. ncuralria. dizziness, nervousness,
spasms. sleoplessncss. nervous dyspepsia. dull-
hy the eminent Indian specialist in nervous dis
eases. Dr. Miles. Fine books and trial bottles
free al Owens 4 Minor Ding Co., 1907 Main
street. opposite pOstoffice, or address the Miles
Medical Co Flkhsrf, Ind
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-31
Children Cry for Pitchers CastorIa.
Tor Over FIny Years

Mrs.. winsov's Soothing syrup has been used
for children teething. 1t .ooihes tho child;
collie. and is the best remedy for diarrh9a.
TWENTY-FIVE cents bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-31
"now to Cure All skin Diseases"

SIMPLY apply "Svsyne', Ointment" No In
ternal medicine required Cures te,ter, eczema,
itch ell erupiions on the face, hands, nose, &c,
leaving the skin clear, white. and healthy Its
great healing and curative powers ere possessed
by no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SHaynes Ointment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-31
Don't Fail to Take

In time for coughs colds. Group, consumption
bronchitis. hoarseness, and all throat and lung
troubles, that old-fashioned remedy pr Daylds
Cough syrup OF pure pine tar. horehound and
wild cherry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-31

We have speedy and positive cure for Ca
tsrrh. Diphtheria, Canker Mouth and Headache
in Shiloh Catarrh Remedy. 4 Nasal
Injector free with zach bottle Use il If you do.
sire health and sweet breath Price, % cents.
Sold bv Boleker Brothers and H. " Shields Il
Co., corner of fifth and Marshall streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-31

UICKOK'S No. I. ~. ID. C., FIG, AND
CAROLINE STN-CI RED ARE PURE, CLEAN
AND CHOICE sUN-CURED TOBACCOS. TRY
THEM.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-31

shond geo that Der little ones arc protected, and
thata bottle Of Or. Dayids Cough Syrup is AZ
hand 10 give IN case Of Group. Coughs or Colds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-31

SrRrvG stlrs up the bile. You lose your APP
petite. feel weak. too hot and OH so tired.
Take Simmons Liver Regulator
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-31

SPRING stirs up the bile. You lose your sp-
petite feel week. too hot, and Oh. so tired.
Take Simmons Liver Regulator.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-31

YARBEOUGH's MILD hurley" 70
BACCO DOES not MAKE YOU NER-
yOUs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-31

UCKOK'S NO. I, ". ID. C., ZIG, AND
CAKOIINE SUN-CrRED ARR PURE, CLEAN
AND CHOICE sUS-CURED rOBACCOS. TRY
THEM.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-31

TUCKOR's No. 1, II. ID. G., FIG, AND
CAROLINE sUN-CURED ARE PrRE, CLEAN
AND CHOICE sUS-CURRD ToBACCOs. TRY
THEM.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-31
DIsrINGUIsrYD GCTeIs.

Among the guests some Of the prcttiest and
ronest dresses were worn by Princess Valerie
WludIshgraetz. where peach-cOlored dauIsk,
orocaied with psu-ies IN their natural coiOrs,
Vss greatly admired. Countess Rosollerg,
Who WAS ia pale yellow silk cloth. ,mbroia-
erod with wreaths II huttercups and shaded
poppe- Mnrkgrahn pa.lancini. in pearl-gray
sain, hssylly wrought With gold and silver
threads. tho court mantle edged with Russian
sable and powdered with diamond and ruby
lfagon-fles. and Countess Iarlsch IN sea-
green velvet embroidered with crystal aud
Neel beads, wearing the historical Larlsch
lamliy jewels. Tho hereditary Princess
Sch"artzenbcrg carried the palm with her
e1qlsItely pretty and giIlsh dress. which
va, Tas IKE 10 the realization OF a poets dream
ine pstticost was composed Of crumpled
l1s.ae-peihis OF very delicate shade Of pink
nv corBase Of NSlonccnnes lace WAS draped
a - nreque and fastened Oh the shoulders by
CLUSTERS Of Bengal roses, and the train Was
.yimeu oy SOFT masses of pale pink crepe,
'usou Win rose-petals and pink swansdown.
THE EMPRESS
Inc Empress rs soon as she entered the
room advanced 10 whore all the lsdie, present
were standing and began 10 talk eraciou.ly 10
.he,n IN turns. The Emperor had walked up
70 me rows OF bowling gentlemen ranged ON
we other side Of the hall and conye,eed with
mem. He then joined the Enpress and smoke
quite long with Princess Hohenlohe Countess
SehonbOrn, and many others A. q O'CLOCK
the Impress, followed by Countess Goess.
''' grand mistress Of the robes. and
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-04-11

lightly, ''of the distinctive right YOU
havo TO o hearty welcome In Naples.
nm only sorry that any distressing news
should have darkcned tho occasion OF
your return here after so long an alb
sence Permit me 10 express the hops
that II may ut least be the only cloud for
you on our southern sunshine"
And he extended his hand with that
ready frankness and bonhomle which
are always part Of the Italian temper.
ament, aud were especially so Of his. A
cold shudder ran through my veinA
God! could take his hand In mine? ]
must-if l would act my part thor.
Oughly-for should l refuse he would
think 1t strange-even rudo-l should
lose the game by one false move. With
forced smile i heSitatingly held out my
hand also; IL was gloved, yet as lie
clasped 1t heartily in his own the warm
pressure burnt through the glove like
fire. could have cried out In agony,
so cXcruciating was the mental torture
which endured at that moment. But
II passed, the ordeal was over, and
knew that from hcnccforth should be
able to Shoke hands with him us often
and rs indefrercnlly as with any other
man. 1t was only this first time that 1t
CALLED me TO the quick. Fcrrari
noticed nothing Of my Gmotlon-he
was IN excellent spirits, and, turning TO
the waiter who had fingered 10 watch US
make each others acquaintance, he OK
claimed:
''Alorc coffee, garcon, and couple Of
glorias." Then looking towards me,
You do not object to gloria, Conte?
No. That is well. And here is my
card" taking one from his pocket and
laying II OH the table. ''Guido Ferrari,
at your service, an artist and very poor
one. We shall celebrate our meeting by
drinking each others health"
II bowed. The waiter vanished to
execute his orders, and Fcrrar drew
his chair closer to mine.
TO BE CONTINUED.
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A Judgment Affirmed.

WASHINGTON, April THE SUI
preme court to-day affirmed the judg-
ment OF the circuit court OF the United
States for the district of Colorado in
favor OF the Maxwell land grant COM
pany, and in suit brought against that
company by the Interstate Land compa-
ny to recover large tract OF land in
Las Animas county, Colorado. In the
course OF an opinion by Justice Lamar,
the court holds that the question af-
fecting the validity OF the Max
well land grant are no longer
open but that the action of congress,
OF the land department, of the courts,
have settled the question forever. In
order to acquire title to any part of the
Maxwell land grant the court holds
that claimants must show grant from
the Mexican government ante-dating
that under which the Maxwell company
holds titles. The Interstate Land COM
pany claims title under grant made to
Royeula and Beales in 1882. This grant
was made on certain conditions as to
planting colonies. Before the time for
the fulfillment OF these conditions and
arrangements between them and the
grantOrs operated as grant in fee to
the contractors OF the entire tract, en-
embracing about 60,000,0O0 acres. The
Maxwell company contended that the
conditions of the grant were precedent
and that, therefore, no title passed to
the contractors until the conditions
we're fulfilled. 1t is also claimed that
the grant simply named this tract of
6O,OOO.0O0 acres as country within
which colonies were to be planted,
and that contractors were only to re-
ceive selections from this tract, the
amount OF selections being governed by
the number of families colonized. The
circuit court adopted, substantially, the
views OF the Maxwell company and this
court sustains the lower court.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-04-11
sirnnl Ssrvice Record.

WASHINGTON April THE signal
service furnishes the following special
bulletin to the press:
The weather reports from Florida
and southern Georgia indicate the oc-
currence there this morning of the cold
est weather on record for this season OF
the year. The minimum temperature
at Savannah and Jacksonville were
thirty and thirty-four degrees re-
spectively, which were three degrees
below the lowest previously recorded
during the first decade OF April. Light
frost occurred this morning ut Savannah
and Pensacola, and killing frosts at Mo
bile and Jackson, which, at the last
named station, is about two weeks later
than any OF which record has been
made. It probable that throughout the
south Atlantic and Gulf states consid-
cradle damage to early fruits and veg
etables from the frosts OF Sunday and
Monday morning.
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stili Quiet.

PITTsBuRG, Pa, April Though
quiet, affairs to-day in the coke region
were decidedly interesting to both sides.
The operators made q most determined
effort to start several OF their plants
with but doubtful success. The strik-
ers on the other hand simply ignored
the works and up to late hour tonight
not an outbreak OF any kind had been
attempted, Notwithstanding the gener-
al alarm felt even at the unex-
pected lighting OF match IN the
vicinity OF the plants. Several compa-
MES have notified tie sheriff OF Fayette
county they intend to start up to-mor-
row or later in the week and that he
will be held responsible for all damage
If their works are not guarded.
Many arrests have been made to-day,
among them being VI. McDonough and
William Coleman, two prominent lead
ers OF the Norwood affair. who were
released on $1,000 BAIL The military
companies are still stationed in Scott
dale and Mount Pleasant, having nothing
10 do. Their presence, however, is q
guarantee of peace. The real struggle
begun to-day requires their presence
and the only fear is they may be needed
when the Leitch. the Cochran and Leis-
enring and other former battle grounds
start up tomorrow as has been decided
by the operators. The men still hope
for compromise and are satisfied the
companies are making concessions af-
ter the conference in Pittsburg.
General Manager Lynch OF the Prick
company has just issued statement in
reply to the appeal of Rev. Father
Landing, who has great power over the
strikers. Mr.. Lynch says it is no long
er question of wages but OF personal
liberty, rights property and the po-
tency of the law. Regarding the gen.
eral impression that an amicable con-
ference will settle the difficulty, the
general manager OF the Frick interests
says it will be time enough to
confer with the leaders OF the strikers,
when the military as he state cannot
enforce the law. This means fight to
a finish, no matter what the result, as
Mr.. Lynch is empowered to voice not
only the sentiments OF the Prick people
and OF three-fourths OF the operators.
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beam OF morning thoy rushed In upon
him and took him prisoner. 1t appeared
that hc showed no snrprise,-hc merely
said. 4 expected you He was found
sitting by the dead body OF his mistress,
she was stabbed and newly bleeding.
No doubt he killed.her. though he swears
the contrary-lies are as easy TO him as
breathing"
''But where were his comrades? l
thought no commanded large band?"
$50 he did, Signor; and We caught
three OF the principals only o fortnight
ago, but OF the others no trace can be
found. Isupposc Carmclo himself dis
missed them and sent them fur and wide
through the country. At any rate they
arc disbandcd, aud with these sort OF
fellows, where there is no union there Is
no danger
And Nerls scntence?' asked.
'0h, the gallcys for life, OF course;
there Is no possible alternative"
Thanked my informant, and left the
Office. / was glad to have learned these
few particulars. for the treasure / had
discovered in my own family vault was
now more mine than eyer. There was
not the rcmotcst chance of any one Of
the Ncr band vcuturing 50 close TO
Naples In search OF it, and thought
with u grim smile that had the brigand
chief himself known the story OF my
wrongs. he would most probably have
rejoiced to think that his buried wealth
was destined TO aid me in carrying out
so elaborate n plan of vengeance. All
difficulties smoothed themselves before
me, obstacles were taken out Of my path,
my way was made perfectly clear, each
triiiing incident was now finger-post
pointing out the direct road that led me
to the one desired end. God himself
on my side, as he is surely ever on the
side OF justice! LcS not the unfathful
think that because they say long
prayers or go regularly and devoutly
TO church with meek faces and
piously folded hands that the
Eternal Wisdom is deceived
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to gain ground with the suffering
and terrified population. Business
was resumed us usual, pleasure
had again her vOtaries, and so
ciety whirled round once more in
its giddy waltz as though 1t had never
left of dancing. / arrived in the city
somewhat early in the day, and had time
to make some preliminary arrangement:
for my plan of action. l secured the
most splendid suite Of apartments IN the
best hotel, impressing the whole estab'
lishment with vast idea Of my wealth
and Importance. l casually mentioned
TO the landlord that | desired TO pur-
chase n carriage and horses,-that
needed flrst-class valet and few OF her
trnes OF the like sort, and added
that / relied on his good advice and rec
OmmendatiOn as to the places where
should best obtain all l sought Need
less to say. he became my slave, never
was monarch better served than l, the
very walters hustled each other In race
TO attend upon me, and reports OF my
princely fortune, generosity, and lavish
expenditure began to fit from mouth TO
mouth, which was the result desired to
obtain.
And now the evening OF my first day
in Naples came, and l, the supposed
Conte Cesare Olivia, the envied and fiat
tered noble, took the first step towards
my vengeance. 1t was one Of the love-
Hest evenings possible even In that lovely
land, q soft breeze blew In from the sea,
the sky was pearl-like and pure as an
opal, yet bright with delicate shifting
clouds OF crimson and pale mauve, small
fleecy lecks OF radiance that looked like
n shower OF blossoms fallen from some far
invisible nOwerland. The waters Of the
bay were slightly rufiled by the wind. and
curled into tender little dark-blue wave $
tipped with light fringes Of foam. After
my dinner went out and took my way
TO well-known and popular cafe which
used to be q favorite haunt Of mine In
the days when was known as Fnbio
Romani. Guido Ferrari was constant
habltue Of the place, and / felt that
should find him there. The brilliant
rose-white and gold saloons were
crowded, and owing 10 the pleasant cool
ness Of the air there were hundreds oil
little tables pushed far out into the
street, at which groups Of persons were
seated, enjoying ices, wine or coffee, aud
congratulatiDg each other on the agree
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thereby. NV wife could pray,-she
could kneel like q lovely saint in the dim
religious light OF the sacred affairs, her
deep eyes upturned to the blameless, in
initcly reproachful Chrst,-and look
you! each word she uttered was bias
phcmy, destined TO come back upon her.
self as q curse. Prayer is dangerous for
liars,-it is like falling willfully on the
upright naked sword. Used as an hon
durable weapon the sword Defends
snatched up as the last resource OF q
coward, 1t kills.