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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-18
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mer bes prdiibenten.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-18
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-18

Gin neibIi9er Mpotbez
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-18
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Opnamiteri9: @enn sic mir ni9t
fofort smanaigtduienb Dollars geben,
laiie i'd bieIes padet nit Spnanlt
fallen!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-18

BANTER proBsrt: 9ta, ma, nur ni9i
70 beiBbliitis. 9ier iinb Die gsipiinia=
ten apanaiataufelb Dollars. Nnn ge@
ben sic mir abar aud Sbr padet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-18

Banter proBert: 9a batt' ih bas
ruuf Detten tpollen, bab es 10 iein
ipiirbe. Natiirlih nihts alS Sage
ruehl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31

All OF those sights which VIII finger
lcng In the memories Of those who were
fortunate enough to see the great FAR 5
midway Plalsance" were brought BACK
with startling clearness by the mas,ih.
cent instrument Or. D. c. Potter USED d.
the Mozart Academy last evening.
II was the last and best one OF tne
four lectures he gave for the ladies OF
Centenary church. and a large crowd was
present The Doctor has an eXnaustless
fund Of amusing anecdotes with which ne
entertained his hearers. Those cnafacteI ,
Of all nations that drew al who attenaeu
the Fair TO this one very natural prone
rade were each shown. The 'Douse du
Ventre," that wicked religious dance OF OF
Persia. was depicted. and the Doctor
description Of how the board OF lady man.
agers took ten visits to determine whelhIi
n was naughty caught his audience. II
was little bit racy FOR church lecture
but everybody laughed at 1t. 49,.
The Sword Dance" the il'ee o,,,n,
tain" Japanese dancers. and many oihei
views were applauded. n...o,,o
DIR Potter goes from here 10 Roahohe
ard from there TO Baltimore. IL - uli-
derstood that he has been requesteu ~
repeat the lectures here, ana VIII P'0'"
bly do so IN the near future
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
any connection with the murder Of

OF any connection with the murder OF
Jenkins.
Much comment is INDUCED in over the
great mystery made OF the Jenkins case
by the officials OF Henrico county.
1t seems very peculiar that In n case
OF this character. where great publicity
has been given and the alleged cause OF
Jenkins death has been discovered. that
50 much mystery should be made over
the announcement of the analysis OF the
murdered mans stomach.
IL poison has been found. and Mr..
Sands virtually admits that such is the
fact. why should he continue to make IL
such a secret. The announcement Of the
kind OF poison found would likely develop
other facts and assist the prosecution
In securing additional evidence.
On the other hand the accused should
know with what they are charged. and
If innocent. be allowed an opportunity T.
disprovc it. instead OF being confronted
on the very day of the trial with az
offence Of which they have no knowledge
and no opportunity TO combat.
For sensations and mysteries Henric,
should have the premium.
Without further evidence the Time
adheres 10 It's theory that the poison ad
ministered to jenkins. II IT be true tina
II was administered TO him. will prov
| TO be a common drug in every day us
and one whose properties as poison ar
! little known.
Pollard and Mosby. counsel for LizZi
Walters, are hard at work upon the case
/ They are very conservative. but frof
what | could gather in my interview wit
them. the Commonwealth will have n
easy task II they eadeavor to fasten III
murder upon Lizzie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
HIVE BECOuE LAWS.
Governor O'Ferrall Signs Twenty-One Acts
Passed by the General Assembly.

Governor O'Ferrall yesterday signed the
following acts passed by the two houses
OF the Legislature which in that manner
have become laws:
TO amend the Code In relation to the
appointment Of commissioners in chan
Gerry, as amended and re-enacted by an
act approved February A. 1890. and by
an act approved February o. 1890
To amend and re-enact sections and
G of an act to repeal an act entitled. AN
act TO incorporate the Normal and Col
legiate Institute. and TO provide for the
due support OF the same, approved March
6, 1852, and in lien thereof provide anew
for the incorporation of said school and
for the support Of the same, approved
May q. 1851
TO authorize the town Of IIarrlsonburg
10 issue bonds and borrow money for the
purpose OF paying its existing indebted
ness.
10 amend and re-enaot section 10 Of an
act of the General Assembly Of Virginia.
approved January ]. 1884. entitled. IAN
act to incorporate the town of Pocahon-
tas."
Tazewell.
TO incorporate the American Mutual
Benefit Society.
TO authorize the Council Of the city
Of Portsmouth TO issue bonds for the
sewerage Of the city and other purposes.
To amend the Code in respect 10 the
survival Of the right of action to the
plaintiffs representatives in action for
tort, when the plaintiff dies pending
the action.
TO amend section Of chapter 1885, of
the Acts of the Assembly. Sessions 1901
'92. entitled "An act TO amend and re-
enact chapter 335 of Acts 1890 en-
titled an act to amend and re-enact chap
ter 1872 of Acto 1855 entitled an act
TO INCORPORATE the town of Pulaski City.
To authorize the treasurer of Char
lotte county 10 postpone sale Of lands
for taxes delinquent in the year 1892.
TO amend an act 10 incorporate the
Baptist Orphanage OF Virginia.
TO amend the code in relation when at
tachments may be directed, and when
returnable.
To authorize the payment TO George
y Sangster. late sheriff OF Fairfax coun-
ty, the sum of $40.
10 amend an act prescribing the terms
for the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. fix
ing the time for holding the same. and
FOR an Increase of the salary Of the judge
thereof
10 authorize the school board of the
county Of Henrico to compensate school
trustees
TO amend section 1892 of Code. in rela-
ton 10 railroad and canal companies pro-
yidlng wagon way for land owners.
TO authorize the trustees Of the par
sonage OF the Methodist Episcopal Church.
South. OF South Boston, Halifax county.
Va. TO sell and convey such portion Of
their parsonage and church property az
they may deem proper.
Allowing j. Winton Repass. treasurer
of Wythe county. further time for col
lecsing taxes for the years Of 1887. 1888.
and 1889.
TO preveat escape OF persons in the
custody Of the Prison Association OF vir-
ginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31

The remains Of Samuel Tucker were
received in this city yesterday morning.
They were only a lot OF bones enclosed
in a small square box. About year
ago Tucker was murdered near Louis
burg, y. G.
Nessrs. L. w. Billups & Son will trans
fer the bones TO a coffin and prepare them
for burial.
The Sir Moses MontefIore Congrega
ton have charge of the remains and
will conduct the burial exercises. which
will take place this morning at 10 o'clocl
from the Office Of Mr. Billups and IN
interment will be In the Jewish buryin'
ground. The pall-bearers will be Messrs
:. Cohen. : Sycle. G. Thalhimer, NJ
Never S. Stern. and - Hirshberg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
Evans Still Here.

w. Z. Evans who is wanted in Pitts
burg for the betrayal Of Miss Rosa Crith
is still in the city. Detective Adams
Monday received requisition papers from
the Governor Of Pennsylvania, but the
omission OF an affidavit which is neces-
sarv before Governor O'Ferrall would
honor the demand of the Pennsylvania
Executive has compelled Detective Adams
TO defer his departure for home until
this document is received.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
Bills Il o. fsrred.

Tho following bills were introduced ana
referred TO the proper committees:
BY MIR. Segar. For the relief OF Eugene
Garrett. OF Essex county
BY MIR Saunders TO provide how de-
fects i'm indictments and other criminal
accusations shall be taken advantage
Of and how the same may be corrected.
BY Mr. Burford: For the relief Of Hen
derson l.. Lee. OF Lunenburg county.
Bv Mr.. Perkinss To authorize the judge
~ the Couty Court OF Warwick county
to have taken a census of the population
~ Newport News
Bv MIR Logan. To regulate the making
OF deeds by Commissioners Of Courts
and 10 make certain recitals therein
prlma facic evidence.
Bv Mr.. Fentress: TO incorporate the
State Executive Committee Of the Young
Mems Christian Association Of the STATE
Of Virginia. The biz names Mes SIS.
John j.. West. Charles X. willis, r. +.
Michaels. J. Taylor Eliyson, Joseph
Bryan. B. +. Johnson. d. j. We'si er'
w. ". Smith. T. W. Phillips, .. V. smith
r N. Smith W w. Vicar L. l. Marks.
Simon Seward. W. =. Brooks, j. 4.
Pettyjohn. G. c. Dinguid. Jr, r. j..
McBryde. ". l.. McClanahan. W. VI. Nc
nhany and T. c. Morton. the present
members Of the committee. as corpora
tors. The object of the organization is
20 establish and assist in maintaining
81 Young Mems Christian Associations
and generally 10 provide FOR the spiritual
Intellectual. physical. and social well be
ing OF young men in accordance with
the aims and methods Of such associa-
tons OF this State. The MANAGEMENT Of
the affairs az the corporation shall be
IN the hands OF the committee, whose
members are 10 be elected 81 the annual
meetings. The corporation shall possess
the general powers. rights. and urivi-
lcges Of religious charitable. and educa-
louai Institutions. IL stall have the
fsht 20 hold real and personal property.
and the former shall not be liable for
any debt or obligation OF the corpora
Ton. unless the same shall have been
contracted with the approval Of the board
on trustees All property Is 10 be held
d board Of trustees consisting OF
from FIVE 70 seven members. Messrs. S.
". Travers. +. ". Blanton. w. J. White
hurst. Howard Swineford. w. ID. Peck,
J. Gordon Payne and the chairman Of
the executive committee are named as
members OF the board OF trustees. The
income derived from the property shall
De detoted TO the purposes mentioned in
the bill only
by Mr. s. A.. Thompson: For the relief
=. 7. sawson. wounded Confederate
soldier.
BY Messrz. Smith and Hathaway: To
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31

Christian Endeavor Day will be cele-
brated by the several Christian Endeavor
societies OF Richmond and Manchester al
The Marshall-Street Christian church TO-
morrow evening.
An interesting feature outside OF the
regular programme will be reports by
delegates to the Lynchburg convention
Of the most attractive incidents ana I'M
pressions Of that great gathering OF VIZ
ginia EndeavOrers.
The general mass-meeting OF young peo-
ple's societies at the First Baptist church
next Tuesday evening will be full OF in
forest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31

During the epidemic OF la grippe Cham
,erlain's Cough Remedy took the lead
here. and was much better liked than
cher cough medicines. III: NJ. Bangs.
druggist, Cha;sworth, III. me srip y
much the same as very severe eo,u, anu
nao,,srss nrecisely the same treatment
,rS,s ESmedy is prompt ind effectual. and
In III n-event any tendency Of the disease
,ow Minor Drug Co, p. NJ. Slaughter. f. p.
Reeve 4 Co, and II. G. Forstmann. drug
gists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31

A most absurd libel suit was Instituted
en- the City Circuit Court yesterday 10y
the proprietors Of the Bon Ton Art studio
Of this city, against The Times for %'"l,
A similar suit for the same amount was
brought against the state.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31

Iudye Wexford presided over the Hen
rico Circuit Court yesterday. There were
NO cases Of interest except that OF House
man. The argument on both sides OF the
case was closed. Judge Wexford reserved
his decision.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
- IfzzfE INNOCENT
No New Facts wers Di-covsre" ]" '"'
Rms Case Yesterday

Two ladies who are ine'hoe's
hoard OF managers OF the sprins-s'iee'
uone. an asylum reformatory for iaash
women. called on Lizzie Walters y ss,',r,
Gay wsre proven that she Is innocent
and desired to lead better IRE. Inc
Conversation was of private cnarac.sr.
but Iaxxie declared to them ner innocsne'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31
House Biils.
Those Silent Actors.

The French Pantomime Company, n
the "Prodigal Son" played before another
large audi ence at the Theatre last even
ing.
Their silent acting IS one OF the most
v wonderful attractions ever seen Ia TINS
CITY. TO have a variation from the Vau-
deville companies. Of which the stage OF
the present day is so Overrun, Is quite re-
freshing There is a general idea among
the nublic that the acting OF the panto-
mimist is risque. but IN this they arc mis-
taken. for there Is not an action IN the
whole comedy that 80 at least vulgar.
The public Of Richmond should feel
bonored 70 be able to witness such an at
traction rs this. as the company so far
has only played in four of the larger
cities. and they so di:cct back to New
York. where they play return engage
mcnt.
These clever artists close their engs &C.
tnsnt with q special matinee this after
noon and the performance tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31

At last nights performance Of the panto-
mines at the Theatre an old fellow. SIT
ting i'm one of the back seats, saw the
first act. and net hearing dialogue 70
the play, imagined he could not near
After the act he went ont TO the boX-oiilce
and forked over another quarter TOT 2
front seat. lie got irst-row coupon.
when he reached the seat IL appeared that
ne still could not hear. ard it was anus
ing 10 look at the expression OF amaze
ment on his face. He finally got up ana
went out. mumbling on his way. Il do not
want 10 hear any damned play by dear
mlies." Somebody sitting rear Inn sus-
gestcd 20 me that b. must lave come
from down Hcnric0 way
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31

MIR. w. B. Bevil. general passenger
agent Of the Norfolk and Western Taii'
road, Is IN the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31

This familiar name has been heard
applied TO a great many good things.
pretty women. fine cattle. the best OF
horses, and whisky. and last but not
least. it is used as the title to a play
which abounds in interesting and excit-
ing scenes in old Kentucky. Friday and
Saturday a most excellent company VIII
be at the Academy and Blue Grass
will make its initial bow 70 Rchmond
audience. The press Of the country has
spoken highly Of the company, the play
and its sentiment is healthy and clean.
a matinee will also be given Saturday
and those who see blue Grass VIII
be sure 10 enjoy themselves.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-31

Senator Stubs then took the floor in
opposition TO the bill, and while making
n close and incisive argument gave and
took the thrusts which served as paren-
theses 10 his speech. in fine humor. ana
frequently turned the point and the laugh
on his antagonists.
He closely reviewed the history OF the
original bill and modestly claimed the
honor OF having made the first move III
connection with the measure lie ue
clared that he was for prohibition Dut
against the Prohibition party ana that
he would rather see the Republicans IN
mower than the National Prohioltion
nartv. He said that he knew the Prohibi-
ZION marty were hoping and praying for
,ha massage of the Miller bill, knowing
III, :, ,vould be the best thing that could
N1 Nm the Democratic and Republican
csyt,es had made the local-option cues
,,ar plank In their platform. and ne
sSns,lenred an instance since that time
here a representative OF either parry
had mentioned the matter on 'ne
hastings. ,.r,v had
sprung up since then ana made a Gloss
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-06-06

Tax the land tax the water.
Tax the sunbeams, tax the air.
Tax the earth, tax perdition, -
But don't tax the millionaire.
Tax the crops. tax the trees.
TAX the common people everywhere,
Tax the schoolhouse, tax the churches.
But don't tax the millionaire
Tax the moonbeams, tax the stars.
Tax the planets where they are.
Tax the widow, tax the orphan.
But don't tax the millionaire
Tax the living, tax the dead, 10
Tax the clothing, tax the hair,
Tax the coffin, tax the gravestone,
But don't tax the millionaire.
Tax the preacher, tax the teacher.
Tax the saints though few and rare.
Tax ambition, tax hope of heaven.
But don't tax the millionaire.
, 1894-09-19
Der ein0efperrte DEB.

9us 6ran @. $. MaDer, go. 1889
Cottage GrODe 2(Oe. geitern Qlbeno I'M
9 llbr nac6 fur3er 4tbpeien9eit ibre @obz
nun9 betrat, fanO iie einen Mann bamit be-
ibGftt8t, t6re SiL6eriacben etn5uiammeln.
sic itteB Elm @ei6rei aus un6 Der SpiBz
bube lief baDOn. Sic Oerfol9te i'm unb ais
er in Gin @loiet btneinltef i9lOB fie idbneu
bic S0itr binter tDnn. Sn Der Wtetnung, i6n
gefangen 3u baben, be8ab ite iicb ouf Die
Su4e nacb e%i1e1 8oGt5iiten. DIS ite miez
Der betmfe9rte, macbte JIG SIT ibrem Q(erger
Die @ntOefun9, 6oB Der Ginbre9er es perz
%itanoen bate, it6 gu befreien unO einen
ltl6ernen 8rug mit3unebmen.
, 1894-09-19
RIetne Uahrthten.

3tpei bieIige Sournaltiten ioQen Sic
Nbitbt 9abel1, Elm 0ueu auS5ufe6ten. 6ofz
tentlt9 tperben fife BET Der QluSpabl Der
2Saffen redt Doriibtig iet1, 6amit &einem
etrpas Dteni3Ii3es 9ei6ie9t.
- 8on repu%6ltfaniicber Settle tptr6 be-
bauptet, baB einige 6-intermGnner Der 1oz
%9enannten vSnbepenbcnt american @itiz
gems" Delbe in bet Central Wtuitfz6aue
etnen 0abI5cttel aufiteGten, itc0 erboten
bGtten, tltr $500 auS5uberfaufen.
- TbomaS 2Dncb, elm @efangener int
@ountDgefGngniB, lit abermaI3, uno 5tpar
gum Oritten WfaL, in etnen toOtenQ6nlid5e1
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