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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
&atie 8urfe.

Oas itnb, tpie gsid9t, einige Der
pleI9teno Iten" 8eiTpiele elmer Siemli9
9roBen Weni9entlafe, bic aber NOD
melt 9r0Ber uno mannigfaltiger
piiroe, tpsnn man Die 9eIegens
ss2abenotebtnnen einz
bsqreifen tpp[Ite. limb unt.r biefen
finb bic Der drmersn 8oltsT6i9ten anz
qebGrigsn nod bic barmIoIeiten. Die
sifrigen 2eIer Der SagespreIIe unb
ibrsr Stabtneuisteiten ptifen, tpie bGus
fig bic Sdrten 2dngfinger in S9ntttz
fpaarens, PuBz unb Sutpslenldoen unz
ferer StGbte @attinnen pobliituirter
GsI9dftsleute, Qnpdlte, PreDiger II. I.
ip. iinb, = 5rauen, auf bic Der
gnbIid bon PuB einen unpiOeritebliz
den &eia aussuiiben f9eint, it9 i'm
au9 anSueignen. Sb uito pieipeit
man bd n8leptomanie" i'm Gimme
toirfIi9en, nit 5eitneiIer lln5u>
re9nungSfdbigfeit berbunoenenWabnz
fms seltenb ma3en tann, bas Dirb
pobl nod LANCE cine pffens 5raga bleiz
ben. ~llnisre GsbeimpoIi3iIten baden
fir bisie gauge Sbeprie is6r ipenig
,it6rig, Sumal iie nur gu gut piien,
tpts iebr bamit MiB6rau9 unbS4inb=
tuber getrie6en tpirb, unb gepDbnli6
iebe SpiBbii6in na9 erfolgtsr Grpiz
i9ung baraus @brtbeil gu 3ieben iufJt.
Qu9 tpirb ni9t nit llnre9t barauf
%bingenieien. baB pa6re &leptomdnie
pber Stebliu9t als cine trant6afte Be-
gebrli9teitsform Stpar unSpeifeIbaft
e%riItirt, absr ausmal unIhper gu err
fennen 1T; benn bel ibr ipielt Der ses
'f9dftli4e @ert9 Der betreffenben Sc
genitGnbe nur cine nebend i'd :
1 6 e, oft gar teine Role $50 aber
itets nab benz aIlsemeinen Wertb Der
! @egenitGnbe seIangfinsert pirb, ba TT
n8leptomanis1 bod iebenfans fau!er
| 3auber, = duBer iopsit BEL iebem
9iebftablszQft Die Su9t gum Steb=
/; len pprbanoen lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02

Die 8uBln NADIA Gleden,
Waei Muatta BATS g'fast ;
Drum nimm / mi getpalti'
@erm'm 8uberIn in Q9t."
@orauf ibr 8ua prompt Suriids
fingt
nSaB's 8uberln an i6Gdet mu9t,
Dos is erbi9tt;
Senn TunIt bGtt'n bic Oiernbln
gGa' a. i9Idetes G'ii9t."
DAB bic Ieibige &p9Frdge aud in
ben Bergen berumfputt, bds benefit
fOIgenSss @ers4en
.Mei Saab is a &09in,
aommt Der BON SDrol
Stuff tod'n taa r not,
aba frs'n fam r tpu."
Gin t~piirbiges Seitenftiid gu Der
pbantaiierei4lten aIer 2iebesertldrun'
gen
nGtne RieienmuTGel 1T bic Welt,
Die als einSige perle fi9 entbdlt,"
lit bds ebsnIo bO9fliegenOe S9naOas
biipff
nMet S9ab is a @ilbT,
9as i anbet'n bua,
limb bic Welt is gum 9ilbI
Sur g &abmerl ba5ud."
&leine Decentralization tommen
duf ben Bergen eberIo oft Dor, pte i'm
Sbul, unb buben an beiben pldben
gleidoiel ober glei9penig, b. +. in ben
meiiten SGaen Ni9ts gu bebeuten.
!Sier Elm 8eiIpiel baopn /:
n6rag' r nur, s'pes'n mas , trubt
BAN,
@ouB loans not, s'ipe9'n te ;
81 fan bait pdliebt
limb ba pab mas ia eb."
Dap bic 0iernbln iibrigens, pb nit
@e9t ober llnre6t, ni9t 4Ies gluuz
ben, tpds i6nen bic 8uab'n borsr5dbz
len, bapon 5eugt foIgeuse Strppbe eiz
mes Siernols a:
Limb glau6' Mrs" iag'n b 8uab'n
LIMB gluub' mfrs nlr g'ipiB
limb nie mebr, baB mans glaub'n
iolIt',
@ie mebr perlog'n g is."
0o9 ieblt es ibnen aud ni9t an
bo9hsrSiger &eiignation, ipenn bic
@er6Gltnife cine 9eiratb unm0glt9
MAIDEN. 90 Seugen psnige Wprte in
Der @elt BON einem innigeren 8efiible
unb elmer garter alisseOriidten Selbitz
berleugnung, als bic folgenoen
,9'biiat BIZ Soft, liaba 8ud,
.SaIt mi bra9t I'M mel Ruab,
DAP b mel aa's biIt sepeIt,
Sag I bia3 cart, tpeilit ge6it."
@emiitbpou lit aud na4tcbenOe
Stropbe:
rQ' Menid, Der a Sers bot,
9fDt taIt unb nit tparm,
limb pie reid, als er paar,
So er bengeri9t bluatarm."
Gum S9luB : Wer bentt ni9t dn
@naitafius @riins berrli9es 2teo :
Ser leBte Si9ter", ipenn er bus
tparmber5ige S9nababipfl IieIt
Limb bic 2iab bat a Spra9',
Die mar iibera1 tennt,
limb mo Die nimma s'reO't tperO,
Sa bat B. @elt an Gno."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
tia SeDnan.

Wleiit finb uniere 9rpBitdbfii9en
golaItlGoen gegsnpGrtig geruoe5u pie
Staatsn fir Iia orsuniIirt, nit elmer
ppItommencn mGnnli4sn uno ipeibs
liten 0sbrtraft sesen 2aoenbiebinz
nen. unb es perben bsbsutenDe Gum
men an bieIes Spitem getpenoet. I'm
10 bemertenspsrtber 1T es, tpie troB
anebem Der @eisen Der 2aoenoiebtnz
,nen nod immsr bliibt. uno piele Sc
fdGfte aaidbrli9 iebr 9rObe 8srluits
bon linen erleioen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02
Gin srnfer EaIl. Mtb

= Gin ern ter SAIL. Mtb
Stuff: y4ngelinu 1T in argemS trouble"
Mib Muff: vWas in benin nit ibr
lps?~ MiB Stuff: rSie lit nit benz
nit ben spst S0pfsn ou oriibsn
i'm MluIsum perlobt. uRb ibr Batter bat
ibr eeI9ppren, oab psun lie osnielbsn
bsirltbst, sr lie insgsR 8igamie per6ufs
tn luhen ptro.A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02

Dor Sturgeon lit bic bp9berii6tigte
Mollie 9oIbroot our9 einsn 9egnabi=
aungsz9tit pieber auf bic MenI9bsit
Iosgeldhen fporoen, unb man mag ii9
buber in ben gruBItGbtiIden pdlaitz
ldben sorIsben. Mouie fam nit
aeiGtigteit 500 ben Gag .psrOienen",
,uno pbppbI Tie ii9 ni9t leidt eripi=
iden IdBt, 1T tie ipieberbolt in g4ts
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02

-9teunia nGbpom2 n be.
gpItclsrt: .9ieier grtef 1T gu i4tper,
msin sFrduletn, Sit miiFen nod etnen
3pei<GentsStdm 6arauf tleben.~
Trdulein: rDiro sr Saour9 ui9t nod
I1persr tperpeu2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-02

Die 2dbenoiebtnnen bon Beirut iinb
mebr ais aae ibre mdnnli6en &ogez
gen Ods GntieBen Der poltset uno Der
0stsctips, foipo6l mas tire unbeimlide
@eididli9teit in Der @usiibung ibrer
ProfeIiion, als aud, mas ibr 10 i3rper
nabbares 8erbalten na4 elmer @ntz
bedung anbelangt. Gtnige Der ge=
p~anoteIten 2aberbiebinnen Iiegen niht
ausf6lieBlid bisIsm 9eruf Of, ionz
bern fiibren glei45eitig 5pei gang perz
f6iebene Griitenaen. Grft fiirSli9
tpurbe elm berartiser San in Der preFe
beIprohen, in ipeldem bic 9etreffenbe
ii9 in ibrer anItdnbigen GriItenSform
nit einem iebr ebrenpsrtben 8iirger
berbeiratbete, uno ibr @atte LANCE 3eit
binbur9 feline @bnung BON benz nab
rem Gbarafter feiner G6ebdIfte bate.
!Sin unb fpieber bdngt au9 einmul
cine bieier Sarpben Der Daarenpdldfte
bieie 9rufefiion auf IGngere 3eit gang
ian ben Ndgel. rpie 3. 9. Die iebige
norbpeitIide nS9eaterbeiiserin" 8ers
tia SeDman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-13
race, anti CatliRgs.

IT appears probable that the tailor's
distinctive type of face may have been
partially created by his habit Of work
ing his Jaws concomitanty with mis-
shears. Let any one watch person
cutting a piece Of tough material with
scissors, and he will see that the lower
part of the face wags in rhythmic and
spontaneous unison with the blades.
Shepherds and farm laborers who join
sheep-sheanne gangs certainly acquire
n different expression while engaged in
this kind of work.
The cast Of countenance by which one
so easily recognizes a groom is partially
explicable from the fact that the muscles
which close the jaw and compress the
lips are always called into play when
we are asserting our will over that OF
a horse. Nearly all Jockeys and other
horsey men have peculiar set Of the
mouth and chin, but I have been unable
to distinguish any special characteristic
about the eye or upper part Of the face.
II is instructive TO compare the visagc
of the ruler of horses with that OF the
ruler Of qnen. Tire hOrseman's face
shows command IN the mouth. the drill
serCeant's in the mouth and the eye
The last is undoubtedly the most effec-
tive instrument I'm cXactinS obedience
from our own species. Here we get a
hint of the cause Of that want of dig
nifty, that element of cOarseness which
Is dscernibe in the countenances Of
do with horses. The higher and nobler
some men and women who have much TO
method OF expressing authority is out
weighed by the lower and more animal
-Blackwood's Magazine
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-13
HENRICO COUNTY NEWS.
The Shields win Case Kesumed Again Yes
terday.

The Shields contested will suit was
resumed before Judge Wexford in the
Henrico Circuit Court yesterday. The
case promises to hold the attention of
the court for some time TO come. There
IS a formidable array OF counsel on either
side. and witnesses are numerous.
A commission OF lunacy was held at the
County Court House yesterday by JUS
tices Guy. Larus, and Lewis to hear the
case OF Celia Robinson (colore0 She
has been confined in the county Jail for
some days. She was adjudged insane and
Will be taken 10 an asylum as soon as
possible.
The school teachers of Tuckahoe met
at the County Courthouse yesterday
morning and received the final reports
for the term The schools in this district
have closed. Already Superintendent Fus-
sell Is in receipt of many applications
for the approaching fall term.
The Henrico Light Dragoons yesterday
received their new saddles and fatigue
coats. which will be brought into use tor
the first time at the First Squadron's day
and benefit, TO occur at the Exposition
ground on Monday next
Messrs S. h. CHM and j. T. Lewis
nfter driving out into the country Friday
left their vehicle standing on the roadside
The horse strayed of and partially wreck
ed Mr.. Ginn's buggy in a neighborins
ditch
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-13
Contest With Whips.

The friendly rivalry between New York
and Philadelphia whips has resulted I'm
negotiations for wager of about $4,000
10 be paid TO the whip who can put a
coach over the ground in the best posi-
BILE manner as regards speed. and work
manlike handling of the teams. The ex-
act terms of the wager have not as yet
all been made public. II is proposed,
however. to start one of the coaches
from New York with the New York
whip on the box seat, and the other
from Philadelphia, with either Nelson
Browne, Colonel Edward Morrel or Ed
ward Browning on the box. However II
may be. the sporting blood OF all the
coaching men is up. and the contst will
be an exciting one when IL comes Off.
The New York men will have to do their
prettiest. for Colonel Morreii. If he drives,
will stand good chance Of winning. and 1t
will not be the FIRST wager OF the sort
he has won. Before the regular schedule
started. he put the Vivid over the route
In quick time. driving the entire distance
himself.-New York Mail and Express.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-13
Pleased With the CitV

The members OF the Baltimore Court
house Commission were shown through
the various offices I'm the City Hall yes
terday. by Mayor Ellyson City Engi-
neer Cutshaw. and Assistant Engineer
Edward S. Bates
General Felix Agnus. proprietor Of
the Baltimore American. who visited
Richmond for the first time, remarked
that he and those with him were greatly
pleased with Richmond. They thought
we had one OF the lovliest cities In the
country. ''As 10 your City Hail. remark
ed General Agnus II will cay that II
r. simply magnificent. II would have been
cheap at. $2,t0O0O0. l am astonished that
Il was erected at cost less than 5000. -
000. We have visited many public build
ings and we can truthfuliy Say yours
Is the most elegant one for it's cost we
have seen" Judge Harlan and other
members of the party endorsed all that
General Agnus said.
The visitors left last evening for their
hofnea
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-13
Ipyrish Snhhrth md the Rnmans

The disdan Of the Romans for the
Jewish Sabbath. because It was not ac-
companied by any tumult or noisy and
joyful demonstrations. perpetuated it.
self throughout al ages Ruteius. who
was the Project Of Rome under Honori-
UNI, says. in speaking Of the Jews: They
are very much attached to the cold sab
bath. but their heart IS colder than their
religion. The seventh day Of every week
IS consecrated to n shameful idleness. in
memory Of the rest to which their God
gave Himself up after He was harassed
by fatigue"
Juvenal does not love the Sabbath.
which. according 10 him. is also a sad
feast. for ne relates that the Kings OF
Palestine celebrate that day barefooied.
Juvenal meant, perhaps. to designate
here. by fiesta sabbath" the Day or
Atonement and the fast Of the ninth Of
Ab-anniversary OF the destruction Of the
temple at Jerusalem. During these two
DAYS the Jews remained, in fact, bare
footed.
Juvenal has no great affection for the
Jews. lie has an aversion for those who
observe the Sabbath, that live Isolated
and who do not mIngle with the Romans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-13
Serge and Duck Suits

Our stock in this department 6 0%i@ COM ~
large saiy9 y,ith a large shipment when
pee TO- arrive TTi by express on Monday, we
Win have complete yarlet 5a 3 0ad Sl1f pT
I ~ 7Sa nds-shapes just right material
met right. and prices just right. ,.,.>,rDO
NAVY AND BLACK SERGE TCAhDo
SGNIRI22'y AND BLACK SERGE TUXEDO
SfiiTS very hobby S. ,,.oDcr,
NAVY AND GOLD BROWN AZ MCi' s1 Il
trimmed TIN with white braid, reduced 90 81.
NAVY AND BLACK ENGLiS.it
RSTED DOUBLE-BREASIh
Su0RT SKIRT. TUXEDO SUIT, sold
readily at $40. now marked $3.50.
the NEW CUT BLAIt,K suit ,l,I,rs W Snii
front and lapels faced with more sur
All along at Sl3. price for this week Sl2
our finest grade READY MADE 81 iiS'
I'm navy. black, and brown, at SD ana Flo
must be seen 10 get an idea OF their
style and value.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-13

Now that the season Of ehad Is upon
us a recipe for serving IL may not come
amiss The method given below Is equal
10 plankng n. and IS not "a mucn trou-
bic as the planking method;
Take a large dripping pan and stand
II on the range. Put into il heaping
teaspoonrul OF well clarified beef fat or
suet. Let IL melt till the bottom Of the
nan IS well creased. 50 there Is no posi-
bnltv OF tho hsh sticking. Now take
fine roe shad spill. for broiIing, dry 1t
we'll on coarse linen cloth. sprinkle II
generously with salt and lay it out nat
I'm the pan with the skin side OF the ilsh
on top Stand II I'm a hot oven ana let
~ cook until tho skin seems pulled M
I'm blisters and is just nice brown ana
crisp. .yhen YOU may know it Is done.
Have n platter larger than the hsn'
quite hot stand IT on the kitchen TAME
hv the side If the dripping pan ana
quickly turn the shad from the pan TO
the platter. just as you would turn an
ouelet from q pan. Il will come out
nice and whole. the roe and the entire
fish being as perfectly done and quite as
delicious as rlanked shad. Serve with
pieces Of lemon ard garnish with parsley
The advantage ~ cooking shad TINS
way Is that all the Juice and flavor are
retained and no odor ~ cooking hsn
euroad through the house. Try II ana
Won will never cook q shad any other
way. II IS Observation-Disclosures Times.
4 saloon keeper in Wheeling, W Va.
Gives away ferry ticket with every
drink. lie is building up great trade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-13

An ALLIGATOR story which beats .ne
record comes from Early couI's .t.a
negroes were at work In tui Po 80,
farm near Damascus cleaning w
and straw away from the DoAes pIo -,
tory 10 burning of the woods, Wnen .'i- :,
came across an alligator VINO hau
or, during the last warm speh " -.
on hts new spring suit Out WIZ "e9
knocked back into state OF ooii'i"''0'
By the recent cold snap. ..,s,
The old fellow was lying thefe So
hard. mououless and crusty' ana ',e "
groes decided that they would hdAe az
end OF him by burning him up so t"ey
dipped turpentine out Of the DoXes anu
coverod him over entirely with that IN
nammable substance. and then heapeu
nine straw on top Of him ana tne"
poured more turpentine on tna| -,
When the fire began to blaze. his all
ratorshlp suddenly awoke from urea '''
Of icebergs and boar frosts INTO Wha'
he supposed was the land ot the peren-
NAL summer. where the bad gators so'
Nevertheless. instinct was stronger ti'"n
intellect. and Old Crusty decided ti'I' l.,
even though he were I'm he'll, ne "oulI
snHt for n pond. He spH'teu' I.u
through the pine woods Ne Went iedEI,..
a long streak Of fire. His rapid "7
10 the pond gave him the appearance W
n gorgeous meteor floating away lea''ii5
behind it n tail Of flame
minute later (the trail Of fire was
mile long. the '~ator was rolling over
and under I'm the cooling waters OF a
cypress pond but the woods were ournlns
M. The festive dqrkies, who minute
before were waiting and watching IN
unfeisned glee 10 $50 the gator burn
were now busy fighting fire. AFTER 2
long while they succeeded in putting i
out. but ten crops OF boxes had peer
destroyed.-Atlanta Constitution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-13

Never has. our assortment been so large
and complete and as lOW-prlceu III S'diN
ard desirable shapes. . 49, IN
Look at the Centre Table IN Ine ~,
TRIMMED HAT DEPARTMENT. 3 10u
viii md all colOrs and all shapes ms
nrices that were $l.25 are now zoe
F,Tne 81 and SSc HATS are now ooc''
others that were soc. are Zoc. t
I'm consideration OF the great Teduc'iOn
I'm price on these new Spring shapes we
or exchange any Hat sold from this couh-
ter. .,o. - to,. from,
So the HIGH-CROWN SA1LOR-slIk
ribbon band and leather sweat band
same as are advertised by others at %
and soc; for this week price 4'c. ?, NJ
Finer grades at g, i5c 81 soO' ana "a s S5S
CHILDRENS TRIMMED oAlLOINS
from Sc. up to S25O-all colors.
YACHTING CAPS in all coIors ana
white. price from 25c. up. .,..,,.,.
TAM q SHANTAS ana ROUND WHITE
DUCK HATS. y. 49, IS. and 75c;
BOYS SAILORS, 80, I5c., ST. Sl.2V-hoppy
styles. new goods.
TE1IPTING MAY BARGAINS IN OUR
UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.
The few past warm days make the fall
weights seem like winter weights. You
viii want something less burdensome.
We have them in all grades, all sizes,
from the Infants size TO the cnild OF y
years-the Misses and Ladies size-ih
fact. the extra large sizes. ,,,,e,,,,
We show q good, cheap RIBBED YES J,
I'm white and balbrisgan, which we oiier
for 25c.
4 better grade. with tape at neck and
sleeves. which are 10 be sold at for 23c.
4 still better grade in JERSEY RIBBED
VEST fun length and low neck, no
sleeves. price 19c: extra good value.
a Isle REGULAR MADE VEST
with silk tape at neck and sleeves, very
thin and Ella site, price pc.
Better grades in LADIES VESTS at
IS and 50c.
SILK VESTS. good quality. regular
made. eoc. Sl28 and S162-all sizes.
In CHUDREN'S JERSEY RIBBED
VESTS we have a line Of al sizes. at TO-,
121-2 and 25c-low neck. without s. eeXeS s,
line Of sizes I'm JERSEY jtlBBf,I'
WAISTS for boys buttons attached Tor
fastening short pauts-price 2jc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-13

The largest, most lustrous. and perfect
diamond ever exhibited IN this market
is now 70 be seen az Henry G. Whittier
& Sons. 327 Westminster street. About
five years ago II was secured from the
Kimberley mines, in South Africa. Il was
cut in this country. Weighing in its Tin
ished state forty carats. u Is hawless
possessing a most remarkable lustre.
It's cutting IS the result Of the highest
mathematical precision. II Is two-thirds
from the cutel 10 the girdle. and one
third from the eirdle 10 the table the
regulation measurements. There is hUt
one slight imperfection on the apex. easily
removable. 1t is more pefect that the
Cleveland or the Tiffany stone, both OF
which were admired by thousands at the
Worlds Fair, 1t is a ball Of fire at
night. showing I'll the prismatic colors.
II is valued at 81. 0OO.-Providence Evening
Telegram.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-13
81 a&n&wuwS(1c
Interesting Reading.

Items Of interest will be found advertisement; >NEp
the remarks about MILLINERY the great offerings OF and
GARMENTS SHIRT WAISTS and READI MAJ. 10 I.test
CAPES Our fore-ady is now IN New ork oe0'7
Foreign and Northern for Summer Millinery % chow the
The latter part of the week shall be prepares t ATS to
vary newest fad in eadgear With the addition OF the ia
ve On Wednesday and Thursday will have without eA
the largest stock of TRIMMED HATS In the state; os lower
Here is every desirable style of the season. ana AZ
br CON be nnd anywhere the country-quaty cohSdee"
No REASON WHY EVERY WOMAN SHOULD Nor BE PR0PEh
We employ only competent tmme to De o to finer ones
~ th WE arnte orr constant of trade III our '
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-13
Sill They Come.

Sheriff S. G. Dyer. OF Allegheny caneu
at the Office Of the Auditor OF PUBIC
Accounts yesterday. after delivering at
the penltentiary Morris Ray ana mas
Dudley. two convicts, sentenced 10 TWO
years Imprisonment each for house
breaking. o,,.-,..
Deputy Sergeant ]. Carlin Creighton
Of Alexandria. also called. after turning
over TO Major Lynn Jefferson Philips,
sentenced 10 six years imprisonment
for murder in the second degree
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-13

He dIsIlkes then, because they have pc
cullar religion and special laws, ana ne re.
proaches them for despising the Hon,a aa
laws. This is the passage SO often auos 's
in which Iuvenal shows MS ha''e'
against the Jews: -,
''Those who are accidently born OF
parents that observe the Saboath' -
ship only the clouds in the SKY anu ~
not make any difference between hunian
flesh and pork, meat from wnicn M a..
fathers abstained. will soon become Po-
cumcised. Accustomed TO desplse .lo
man laws they neither study. practlce'
nor revere anything but Jewish laws,
ali those Moses has transmitted into q q
mysterious book. They would not gun is
any one that does not belong TO 'n ere
faith. and only to those alone una -
circumcised they would show
tain The MinOrah.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-13
Delightful lawn Party.

The ladies Of the Mizpah Presbyterian
church Chestnut HDU gave lawn
party Friday afternoon from to IL
o'clock. The grounds were very prettlly
decorated with colored lanterns. There
was a constant stream OF visitors, many
coming from Richmond. The Barton
Heights Brass Band played several pieces.
Much credit Is due 20 the ladies Tor
the successful way in which everything
was conducted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-13

y. succeeded in finding some OF the ma
,eriai AZ Mr.. James G. Smiths junk shop.
who had been notified OF the theft. and
when the stun was brought In he engaged
the negro in conversation and sent Tor the
detective. The man finally LETT betofe
coryeant Hall arrived
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-13
Cloth Cap8S.

We have IN stock $50 SPRING CAPES'
which constitute our entire stock. We
nropose 10 move them off this week and
have made changes in prices all around.
In no case is the garment marked M
moro Than actual cost 10 us, and in many
instances at much less than cost
Also. snecial drives in LADIES AND
CHU1DREN'S JACKETS and REFERS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-13

Mr.. George Gordon King. son-in-law Of
Mr.. James Goats. has been appointed
guardian OF the estate OF Mr. w. II. King.
the millionaire. who has been confined
in the Mclean Insane Asylum at Somer-
vile. Mass. for many years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-13
Muslin Underwear.

our recent purchase OF MUSLIN IN
DERWEAR. which was BOUGHT a our
price for spot cash. makes it possible for
rs TO show you some of the best values
ever offered I'm LADIES', MISSES ana
Vou win want them later so buy them
now. The prices we have marked them
should be- the inducement
Every garment is warranted perfect
fitting. well made and full length. Inc
iot comprisos GOWNS. CHEMISE,
SKIRTS. DRAWERS. 10th both ladies'