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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05
Totals 49,. 40 "a II :
Totals ......1l12 q IS ]

Staten Island \. C....G Q l 0 ! vi
Earned runs-Statou Island A. @. 5, a. c. Schuylkin
Navy 3. First base by eIrors-Staten Island A. {; 4
A. {. Schuykin Navy 1. Left on bases-Staten Island
A. {. g. A. g sshuykil Navy s. First base on %SllsI ;
on Van Zant l, on Bergen D. STRUCK out-McI ann Nou
HoughtoD 3, Montgomery p Boileau 2, Vail, simpson
Moore Three hts-Geer .. Two-base hits-RooneY,
SNYDER. sacrdcc hits-Krauss, Montaomery CarfreY.
Price, snyder 2. Stolen bases-dcer Rooney, Price Vail
Deraen j. Moore Double plays-K reuss and Rooney,
Montgomery and Carfrey. Wild pitches-Van Zant Ber;
Gen .. Passed bal-hrausS. Umpres-HopknlS anu
Holton. Time OF game-l :oS.
The morning game finely played. and Houghton S
clever ptching did much win the for the Staten
Island team Vail and Boileau did remarkable work in
noid the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05

Following were the winners Open cats over % feet
Tarpon open cats % feet Bonton open cats under
II feet Oracle cabin sloops q fcet Restless open
oop 20 to 20 feet Just Woke up open sloops 20 feet
Ton, Row
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05

Brooklyn won the morning game in the first inning on
four singles double and Luby's Kindness in presenting
70 them three bases on balls Hcmning pitched a fine
game not hit being made Of him till the eighth inning
Cooney led of with double in the ninth but thrown
ont in trying stretch t into hreebaeger The beauti
iul weather attracted audience OF something COCO
The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05

The Brooklyn Club another League game yesterday
az Clifton " j. and easily defeated the Cosmopolitan
The bowling Of a. Brown and A. 5. Dur0n was all that
could be desired and contributed materially to the result
The full score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05
CRICKET GAMES.
CONTESTS AT LIVINGSTON, CLIFTON AND PROS
pct PARK.

At Livingston, S. l.. yesterday, tho Staten lslands
played the ST. Paul's School team, and won by forty runs
j. l.. Poole the hero Of the dag. Besides taking nino
low cost, contributed thiry-seNen runs
tie bat. The fun score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05
It'll. EECOHDS.
LEAGUE.

Tho Giants have good lead in the League race
Chicago double defeat yesterday carrying the WesternerS
down with q bang
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05
..n.r,,r. VIEW rpAlNs ON TIE HARLEM.

TWELVE NEW TRAINS ON THE HARLEM.
Tho ua,.eucer hLsines, OF the Harlem Division OF
,l,c ScH York Central has increased raplN since
the adoption Of practical rapid transit service mat
twelve additional trains VIII be piAeeu III service
sunday, June 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05
THE XIII, Won KULL REGATTA.

The second annual regatta Of the Kill Won Kull Yacht
Club which place yesterday was witnessed BY many
women Wind and tide fair. The starters and
results were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05

The staten Island a. C. and the sehuyls Navy A. G.
eeams played two games at West Bright S. l., ycster
day, each winning victory. large crowd witnessed
the afternoon game which was won BY the home team
through punching of hits in arst and seventh In
ninRs Tho score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05

Fms base by errors-oethctral A. c. 3 NswYork A. G.
First La Sse On on Ss. NSwYOs st e. &
Sat-V WdI.S Quinn Dsvine TNentas 0TSsle Muir.
SsaHlGn' MurSy Two-ease hSAfovely BOfean: Hawes.
1onSpnso Ss S hit-Wilhrd, ouip Myyrny; 81
9SInIn smith unit ETentss QOOie Double pay-Deyins.
wnd ptehes-ooplisky s. Passed BaisIwilbur 1. Welsh
l. umpire-GOiden. Time dr gaine-2 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05

Earned Cincinnati l. TTo'bass ntSrBrO Stoeg
SaSes@Hoiiiday double plsys-McPhee smith and Kelly,
Kichardson Whistler and Conner tlLst on oS HDnT
pbnes r bv Ewing 3. Hlt BY pitched Cau[COhhOl
Struck out-By Rhincs 2 by Ewing 3. THne-l 40
Errors by smith and Browning the first game 10
New-York stupid playing by the Reds in one or TWO
instances lost opportunities win which would have
changed considerably. Attenoahce' 0''-@'
The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05

Phantom, 5:4s 20; Avon $40 10; Katrina. . :oo
Falcon, ) 90 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05
NETWORKS BIG JUMP.
GINNING TWO GAMES WHILE CHICAGO
LOSES TWICE.
-xrs GIVES THE GIANTS BIG LEAp-FEAIoNhS
OF THE CONTESTS.


LEAGUE.
Ssw.Yerk 8, Cincinnati a NJ
SSw.Ydrk 8, Cincinnati az III.
pfo6kiyh &, Chicago @ n
SnTSsna Is Philadelphia IA. ~.
bhtIsdelphia s. Cleveland 1.--P NJ.
Sfoston g. Pittsburg "A NJ.
Boston g. Pittsburg 1.-P NJ
ASSOCIATION.
CT louis 8, Athletic "A. NJ:
Athletc 10 st. Louis 3.-P NJ
ssitimore 10, Cincinnati IA. NJ
Baltimore o. Cincinnati p NJ
Boston Z Columbus A: NJ
boston 10 Columbus 3-P NJ =,
Washington g. Louisville 50 ~
Washington s, Louisville II NJ
r,,., ,r,r 4 THE Giants won two games here
Sv and as their rivals at Chicago lost two the New
workers again have good lead in the League U"lPO'
min race. The Giants did good work IN ooOh saD'9
large crowd turned to see the afternoon s''no,
md As Rhines was to pitch for the Pofkopon'S' Su
,Ionc John, Ewing for NewXork, victory Ior VA, nv
team was expected. Buckley again went Oehnu az, ,n
20, the Giants while Tiernsn who had been .SAen SIN -
the morning game was able to take his ola postum" ~
right field ,,..,,ot, hts error
smith ost the afternoon game for CinchhsSi nm ~
IN the eighth giving New-YOrk start Wihch "e9 M
proved by making five runs, and snatchns c'o'S ifO
Tho laws NJ defeat. The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05

Chief Naval Constructor Theodore D. Wilson and his
able executive Constructor William Hiclborn, who In
rouced the use Of ceulose aud w0Odlte in the con-
srpcton of the ships Of the United states Navy ought
to feel encouraged at the result Of recent test The
Heca the latest cruiser Of the Danish heet; Is pro
waterlne The Their day she cast anchor within 100
feet OF another vessel which fired large gun against
her starD0aId bow, where there was no Underwater
arnornlatc The prujectile entered the bow on one
side and went ont thr ogh the other leaving Two clear
holes below the watcrlin The Heca then weighcd
anchor and cruised about for three hours but the eN
mansion of the cellnlOse so effective IN preventing
The thrush OF the water that when she reached por
IL was found that she had taken in scarcely gallon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05

Elrned runs-Chlcago 3. Two-base hts-Daly, Ivan
Double pay-Pnkncy Collins. Eogt7 First balls
4 by Ioyett 6. Passed balls-Kitsridge. Wild pitches
-TiutchiSon .. UmpiIeS-Powcrs and Battin. Time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05

Lord BrasSey, in his report on the navles Of the
world recommends several important additions to the
British Navy basng his argument on the preparations
made by other powers III addition to the present ex
ensive and expensive programme OF the Admiralty he
proposes that the following vessels shall be built
within the next five years: Ten battle-Shps, six
armOred coastdcfence vessels six armOrd Of the
improved Polyphemus type, forty frstclass cruisers.
thirty lookout ships, aud fifty torpedo-gun vessels.
Even such force this, lie says, may not prove
adequate for every emergency. The same
report shows that England IS doing more than any
of ner power 10 make her navy the best.
She is building ten battoshipS, France four and Rus
sia only three Lord Brassey maintains that the
baftIe-sSips Should have more freeboard, although
naval experts protest that moro hoeboan means d
larger target for the enemy and greater instability
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05
FOREIGN NAVAL NOTES.

recent issue Of "The Pail Mall Gazette" describes
the firing Of the great 11oton guns with full charge
of slow burning cocoa powder. All large guns arc
now fired with this powder, which gets its name from
Its color The particles hexagenal prisms, each
Of the 10000 needed for a full charge beng
pierced with a hole that gives ready access to the
flame and nsures eQuabe ignition. The powder
charge weighs 96O pounds and IS made up into eight
cartridges which covered with silk cloth Before
loading the gun Is brought to its extreme eleva-
ton the breecb block Is unlocked and withdrawn, the
gun is swabbed out. the projectile rammed into place
by the hydraulic rammer. and the powder charge Is
passed in from the spouttTay and rammed nome, ana
The breech-bock replaced. All this Is done by
hydraulic machinery The gun Is fred By electricity tS
The projectile weighs 1,o0O pounds. IL leaves the
muzzie with velocity of 2,0l5 feet per second
Against men or boats shrapnel shell would be used
containing 1900 fourOunce bullets. These scatter
over O large area when the shell bursts and are very
destructive. The l1o-ton gun costs nearly 100000
each firing costs about $1,000, and Its HE is ABOUT
seventylv rounds. Hence gun of this size and It's
full effective force In battle cost not less thail
Sl75OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-05
,.als 1924 612

Cathedral A. Go y
Hew.York A. C....---4 o
Earned runs-Cathe1rsl A.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29

Of Miss Sarah 7. Busr from her class i'
Adopted and the following committees
Mossrx Garrison, Kelly and Pdngsten.
By Mr. Garrison
Resolved. That . committee Of
three be appointed TO investigate
the absence OF Jennie V. Horsiey from
her duties in School No. ~.
The yeas and nays were ordered and
taken on the call Of Mr. Reid The reso-
luton prevailed by the following vote:-
Yeas-Presidsnt Voorhees, and Messrs.
Kelly Moran, Garrison. Phngsten, Null
doom and Reid.
Nays-Nene,
Absent-None.
The committe Is as follows
Messrs. Garrison. Kelly and Pfngsten-
Resolution by Mr., Garrison;-
Resolved, That each local committees
man be granted permission TO use their
own judgment In reference 10 giving Of
private German lessons In their schools
after hours.
Adopted.
Mr.: Charles ]. PRESCOTT was granted the
privilege OF the door, aud explained ma
absence from duty In School No. =
stating that sickness was the cause.
Mar. Funk was granted the privilege OF
some action In reference to the claims OF
Sharp a. Morlin for repairs, otherwise he
would be compelled to sue the city.
On motion OF Mr.. Moran the meeting
then adjourned ia meet the first Monday
IN May TO adopt only minutes.
JAMES J. WIsEMAs.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29
BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS.

80
Organization meeting OF the Board Of
Fire Commissioners held at Department
Headquarters Saturday. April IS, 1891
The Clerk called the Board to order a.
10:45 a. M and proceeded 70 call the roll
Present-Commissioners William r.
Kern and James H. Henderson,
The Clerk stated that the f1rst business
was the election Of q temporary Presi4
dent.
On motion of Commissioners Kern.
Commissioner Henderson, was elected
temporary President.
The Temporary President announced
: psl sas asas i Psssidsas ws fos - ss sts sasais 3
conmissionev William q Kern vss
dominated.
EIOn the irst ballot, the Clerk acting a
teller, Commissioned Kern received tw3
vote. . was declared elected permanent
Mr.. John II. Brown pressntsd his ycsrs
tidcate e sppointmentas 6uperintsndeno
Of the Fire Department.
On motion received and prdGsd4prsad
In full upon the minutes
MAYORS 0rFrc1,
JERSEY CIrx,April a2s,1so1
Ny DEAR SIR:-It gives ma.great pleas
ure to appoint you Superintendent OF thu
Fire Department., under q In virtue Of
an act OF the Legislature untitled t.Au
act providing for Superintendent 9k thq
Police and Fire Dspartmensbin cities -
Approved March soy1sat, Wishing you-a
Very truly yburL
OREsTEs CLkyELASRs
Sworn In before mesA April y, 1891.
E,sscoTE.
City Clerk
On motion Of Commissioned Hsndszsoo
Thursday s%fsssnoons May + a. 1 c'ciocft
CHARLEs~EsyRnBnook. J
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29
BOARD or EDUCATION.
(oFFIcIAL


The regular meeting OF the Board Of
Education was held In the meeting room
Of School No. 8. BAY street, on Thursday
evening. April 80, 1891
Present at roll call-President VOORHEES,
aud Messrs. Kelly, Moran, Garrison.
pingsten, Mulaoon and Reid.
Absent-None.
On motion OF Mr.. Reid the reading OF
the minutes Of the last regular meeting
was dispensed with ana they were ap-
proved as printed in manual form.
Communications from the class of '0l,
enclosing complimentary tickets for their
entertainment on Friday evening, May
LIST. Invitation accepted.
Resignation OF Miss Annie 0'Donnell.
teacher in School No, 81 was received.
and on motion Of Mr.. Moran accepted.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Wood a. Menagh, janitOrs' supplies.
School No, 8, s2ae5; School No. 8 Annex,
& 49, s g M !, slas5; school
s 81, ~ SsOa sGs9al Np pr,u 70 ~ -;
Blanks, Ewald Bros, schooi 10.
;, Sl1,15; q, >. Clarke, Jr,, Superinten-
dents office, $50 so, $500, s45. Repairs,
&c., Edward Donneliy, School No. %.
500; A, Walker, School No. 2. ~ 90.
school No. 4 81 80; Warren & Mahoney,
s ssnooll No No : sss e; Phiiip = Martin.
School No. q, s2Da5; Cloyln & Lea,
SCHOOL No. q. "a, james stuart, School
No. -, ga 26 Fuel J. J. Maxwell. wood.
School No. |, $3.50; school Ma I, S4o5;
School No. $. $3.50; School No. u,
-, 80; School No. ~. A25; James
Coyle, coal. School No 5, S2l9 80;
School No. 6, S2ST so; school No.
! s3sa5 10; School No. s, sSj2. 50; School
No. 10, Sl61; School No. rs, Sa3. school
No. 10. $40. Books, stationery, ETC.. Lee q
Shepard, s4s 20; A. b. Poland. superln-
tendent's office. $70. %; James j. WISE
man. clerks eflee. &1 Is; ID Siote 4 Co.
Schpel No |. Is 40; Senpol No. q xlS ~;
Schoel Ma 8, a. w Srhoei NJ, & SiSl5,
ss' = ms nj S J, g ssssSJ Ss rs. S I; s g; sS4 Ma
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29
BOARD OF CHOSEN FREguoLDEes.
Regular Meeting, Thursday, April 10.

~
Regular Meeting, Thursday, April 10.
s91
Regular meeting of the Board Of
Chosen ~Fresholders OF Hudson couaty.
held IN 1hs Court House on Thursday,
April Ii, 1891.
Preseut 40 roll call Directorate. Large
BruggcInaun aud Freeholders Coyie,
Ellis, Gortnan, Hennessey, kimnerly,,
Noonan, Pingstep and Tierney--0
Observation-Disclosures Nelson and Per-
ry--2.
Freeholder Perry was excused from the
meeting.
READING MINUTES.
treeholder Gorlnun moved tina the
minutes of the meeting held April 2, 1891,
be approved us printed on slips.
Adopted.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
From james \. Scanneli, Secretary OF
Housesmiihs' Union No. 0, In reference to
employment OF union men, was, on mo-
tiop OF Freebooter Noonan. received aud
ordered hled.
From Collins & Corbin, couuseilers,
summons on behalf OF John Mullins a.
Co.
Freebooter Tierney moved the sum
mons be referred 70 the counsel OF the
Board VITA power TO defend same.
Adopted.
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29
NORTH HUDSON NOTES

Justice Albert Warden has been elected
chairman Of the Union Hill Board of Edn-
cation, Trustee-elecI Jshn Miller was
made clerk at Q salary OF $50 per year,
The pnien Hin Board of Council has
elected Councilman Conway as les chair
man.
Seveuty-h,e persons have signiaed their
willingness to join a Knights OF Pythias
lodge that ~ about to be organized in
Union Hill,
Counsellor Edward A. Russ OF Hohoken
has been made Town Attorney of Union
Both appointments give general ,satlsfae-
ton.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29
CITY NOTES.

E~iQht-year-old George Norton OF Varick
street WIS severely Injured about the b cad
yesterday by falling from a Pennsy lvania
y ride. He was removed 10 the City Hos
~ receipts a shs Homo RHildipg naa
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29
RESOLUTIONS:
BY Freebooter Noonau:-

by t~fcSuotutf NQDulu.-
Whereas, This Board has made or
caused To be made aud completed a sur
vey and n map of the proposed public
road, which Is to extend through the
county as already determined or partially
determined, and as authorized and pro-
yided for in ana by an net entitled, AN
act TO authorizs the board Of chosen free
holders of any of the several counties of
this State 20 Law out, open construct. inn
prove and malntain 4 public rood there
inn approved April 7, 1888, and the sup
plements thereto; and,
Whereas, The said survey and map
have been made and completed to meet
the requirements Of said acts, and TO meet
and comply with the particular directions
aud requisites embraced In the third sec
ton Of the above mentioned act Original
act), and the same have beeu fully met
and complied with Ia the said survey and
map, made and completed as aforesaid,
and which 10 here With presented; there
for,
and the same Is hereby adopted, as and
for the survey and the map authorized,
directed and provided for in and by the
aforementioned acts and legal provisions,
and the same Is hereby ordered 70 be fled
In the Office of the Clerk Of this Board for
public Inspection, as the law directs, aud
for such other purposes as may be
requisite and proper.
Said survey una map is endorsed or en-
titled as follows
survey and map OF the Hudson County
Public Road made under aud by virtue Of
au act entitled IAN act TO authorize the
Board OF Chosen Freehelders OF any OF
the several counties OF this State to lay
out, open, construct, improve AMI main
tain a public road therein, approved
April Z 1888, and supplements there-
ton and affixed thereto IS the signature OF
sEdiow w. Harrison, Chief Engineer"
uuder whose ipmediats Supervision the
this day snbmltted 20, this Beard aud to
which FefeFenee mas ha hsfk
Question being takan On The resolution
on yeAs AAa AUSss there voted ~ faa-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29

Freebooter German moved that war
rants be ordered drawn on the County
Large. and CLERK OF the Board In pay
nient OF said claims,
Question being taken on the motion on
Yeas and nays. there voted as foliows:-.
Yeas-An the members of the Board
present-7l0.
Absent-Freeholder Perry.
The Director-at-Large declared the
motion adopted.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29

received and warrants ordered drawn in
PAYMENT Of said claims as read -
Question being taken on the motion on
yeas n nays. there voted as follows:
Yeas-All the memhers Of the Board
~present-l0.
Absent-Freeholder Perry-l.
rbe Director-at Large declared the mo-
ton adopted,
70 the Honorable the Director-at-Larg
and Members OF the Board Of Chosen
Freehollers -
GENTLEMEN-Your Committee on FL
nance also reports the following requisi-
sitiOn claims cOfract. viz
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29

When Baby was sioA, we gave her castoria.
When she was a Child. aha cried for oastoria.
When she became Miss, shs chung % Casteria
whsa she had chllarsR, she save them GastOria
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29

7: Il, kIMsfERLY.
NJ. j. CoyLE,
w. II. Ellis,
Committee.
Freeholder Covle moved the report be
received the resolution adopted.
Question being taken on the motion on
years aud nays there voted as toilaws:-
Yeas-Al the members of the Board
~present--10
Absens-Freeholder Perry.
The Director-at-Large declared the mo-
ton adopted.
From the Committee ON Finance and
Audit
TO the Honorable Director-at-Larg and
Members of the Board of Chosen Free
holders:-
GESTLEMEN.-Your Commit on FL
nance apG Audit wouli respectfully re
port recommending the sadoplion OF the
Resolved, Thst warrants be ordered
drawn on the Couaty Collector and
signod by the Directorate Large aud Clerk
" the Board In payment OF the different
claims as reported correct by your Com
mittee on Finance and Audit.
Respectfully,
JoHN d. GoRMAN.
NJ. ). CoYLE.
WI. TIERNEY,
X. II. kIMMERLY.
w. ii. ELLIS.
ID. M. NooNAN.
Committee.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29
THE JFRsEY CITY NEWS WEDNESDAY APRIL IS. 1891.

nt-Large and Clerk Of the Board, same
being final AMI last payment on said
contract as per bill hereto annexed.
ResDactfullv.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-04-29


Freebooter Tierney moved the report Of
the Committee be received aud approved
aud the Clerk of the Board instructed to
send a copy Of same 70 Addison Ely,
counsel for Robert Harris.
Adopted.
From the Committee on Public
Grounds, Goart House aud Jail:-
10 the Honorable the Director-at. Large
and MsBibafs of the Board of Chosen
Freeholders of hudson County,
GENTLEMEN-YQur. Committee ON Pub
lie Grounds, Court House and Jail would
respectfully report that we have exam
ined tue new boiler furnished and placed
in position by Theo. Smith a. Bro. at the
Court Hpusa and jail aud flnd the entire
work 10 be done 10 the satisfaction OF the
COMMITTEES y aecor ling 10 specifications
ontract. Your Committee would, there
fore, recommend thai the work bs 40
ceptsd aud the final payment In the sum
OF II, 00S. 50 be paid. Therefore,
Resolved, That a warrant tor the sum
of Sl,003 50 be ordered drawn On the
County calleetor, signed by The Director
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-31

Precious stones wcre formerly n
posed TO posses peculiar virtues vhie|
apart from any other crns1deratios|
rendered them more or less vaiuab|
The reputed virtues Of some were al
most miraculous nature. and harpy i
deed the fortunate possessors of tba|
gems ought to have been
Although popularity supposed 70
itsea a deadly poison. the diaEcoi b
from remote ages been credited ~
the power Of protecting the ssass|
from the-evil effects Of other f-Gscns
reputation which it retained until cod
paratiw3y recent times According
Pliny il also keeps of insanity Il
Der. too. was supposed % poses Y
latter virtne.
Besides the diamond several obi
STONES we've supposed 70 Possess ned
inal virtues The ruby was conider|
good for arrangements Of the liver
well as for bad eyes The sapphire q
emerald were also credited with psoi
critics which rendered them capable 1
influencing cphthafnic disorders q
there 5 a supestitious belief that =
penis are blinded BY looking = TIE Il
ter stone -ChambeB Journal