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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-10

T.. Rabineau was arraigned before
Justice Crutchdcld yesterday on the
charge of unIawfully and ieloniousy IS
sauittng shooting and kllAng win piS-
tOl ono rTayscI, On me olH udS vi 'tt-'t
ycuber. The examination was hueu
untl to-day TO await the result OIL 'he
&c -OneTs inquest ,, ,t,
"a Tillar was charged with forging
Il receipt tor SIS, puTpOrung 10 pc SlsHcI
by -. j. Buckley, IN the absence vi
some important Witnesses VINO hdd HO1
been found. the case WAS continued uh'n
Edward Gregory was sent TO JAN for
twelve months on the charge OF belhb q
suspicious character. on me charge Oh
stealing so from Robert Wilbcrson he
was sent ID the grand jury.
Charles Mcckins (coloredl was charscd
with breaking into the trunk or Auge
Massic and stealing a gold ring ana $ll
~ currency. There heing not suillcleht
evidence to convict him, he was dis
Cammie L. Vaughan CcoloreD was
charged with stealing number or ar
uclcs from Mrs. f. r. GateWood. Shc
was sent on to the grand jury.
Elijah stevens and Robert Holmes tboth
Colorcd) were charged win breahlhs my
the store house OF Martin u. savage ana
stealing "A lot of wheat. In order TO Sc
cure the necessary evidence the case was
continued until November IAN.
Thomas Walker (Culorcdl was charged
with being drunk and dis1ricrly, and
assauIung Mary Day ana hitting her
with a brick ON the former charge he
was fined $3.50 and costs and on the
latter ne was sent on 10 the grand jury.
William laudrum was sent TO Jail for
sixty days for being drunk and disorder
Daniel Prosser Charles IIobson and
Charles Williams three cOlOred boys,
were each fined 81 and costs for throwing
rocks i'm the street
EmcIine Brumskll and Lewis Cox were
CHARGED with throwing bricks at each
other. Emeine was discharged, and Cox
was fined $3.50 and costs.
A. s. Goode had 10 pay "A me OF $40
and costs for being drunk aud dsorderiy
and creating disturbance on street
car 80
Horace Dyson was charged with as
saulting and beating Ethel Johnson. lie
failed 10 appear in court ana an at
tachmcut was issued against him.
H. $ Winston a co. were charged with
creating nuisance 10y burning SndNlIlES
I'm the engine OF their planning mill. cor
previous occasion MI Winston had TO
pay s. on a similar charge, and this time
the amount was raised 10 $40.
e. Rebman was charged with obStruct-
ing the street on Madison between Mar
shall and Broad streets where he col
lects his cattle prior 70 loading tt on
cars His case was continued until No
Vembcr nth when Major T.. T. ID. Myers.
of the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
t1mac Railroad Company viii be invited
10 explain the situation TO Justice Crutch-
fl It'd.
Knee Bone (coloreO, charged with
being a suspicious character and also
with fighting in the street. had his case
continued until November 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-10
.IyiRMIN0 OTER."
,,,,s willis Lec.ur.d ton Large Andiencs
NWteTdny

Another large crowd attended the Pure
fTood Exposition yesterday a1u~lhooh anu
avening The pretty booths created Ia,
yorAble comment dens .ilt W. ~ a. tiiit
,yogrammc was rendered ana MISS ms
fnctnred on the subject, Nv arming over
,tytnp. some valuable practical ihtofthd-
non about chicken crOquetleS, sweet po-
900 croauettcs and beef la lardlhleIt.
g,ha following are the recipes USED by
''''1 'r',,,' rDouettes Select nice chick
ON weirhing about four bOurds, ana pre-
nt.re a. Tor roasting without 5luH4llS
irhen place III 4 sauce pan, cover Win
h'ihns water ada one small onion, four
- hole cloves. one bay leaf, anu one sprS
If hartley Smm entity unil tender .
then remove all skin and bone ana chjp
very fine. Prepare one pair sWeetbTe ads
as fellows. Remove pipes ana strings,
cover with boiling. sailed water and sim
mer gently Tor Unc-nall hour, tnen re-
move from the saucepan, cover with coid
water. and when thoroughly chilled, re-
move all skin, chop very nae ana add 10
the chicken Scald one-half pint OF milk I;
mix one large tablespoonful Of butter and
two OF flour 10 a paste, place on the emu
al We JdeF spoon aud stir into tie
fCalded milk until a thick paste Is formed
Add this quantity Of paste 10 every pint
of the chicken meat, with one teaspoon
full of salt, one tablespoonful chopped
parsley, one teaspoonlul onion juice, one
eighth Of a nutmeg grated; cayenne pepper
10 taste. Spread on a large plate, ana
stand away on Ice until thoroughly cold,
then form INTO pyramids, dip IN egg, and
then in bread crumbs, and fry In smoking
hot fat Garnish with little sprlS or
parsley in the top Of each.
Beef a la JardinieTe.-Pu one pint beef
broth into a saucepan. with spriS OF
parsley, one bay leaf, one onion, one
tablespoonful capers, one teaspooniul
chopped gherkins. Brown one table
spoonful butter with one tablespoonful
nour. aud stir into the other ingredients.
Score thick pieces Of underdone beef.
cutting half way through. Sprinkle with
salt and pepper. chopped parsley and a
lille sweet marjoram. Place In a sauce
pan and simmer for one hour. Serve on
a dish garnished with carrots and tur-
nips. cut into dice and boiled until tender.
Sweet potato croquettes.--T two cups
OF n ashed sweet potato add four table
spoC nfuls OF cream, one teasponful OF
onion juice. one teaspoonful salt. little
nutmeg. one tablespoonful chopped pars-
ley one tablespoonful butter. mel'od. ana
a dash OF cayenne. Mix WELL form into
cylinders, dip into egg and bread crumps
and fry IN s,nohing hot rat. Arrange
or n dish In toe cabin style. ar m rows
Some OF those present yesterday were
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. II. p. Kerr. Rey. Dr.
William Thomas Rev. DIR. w. j. Young
Professor and Mrs. Harris. Mrs. Dr'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-10
war on Cotton Seed or Combine.

MEMPHIS. TENN. Nov. 9-The war
on the cotton seed oil combine. WhicR
weeks, broke out to-day. whep Attorney
General Patterson. acting upon intotma-
ton furnished by local factors and plant PAM,
ers entered action in the Circuit Nooa.
to forfeit the charters OF the five largest
companies in the world. The inyest est n l,S
IN the business represent s2@o,Wo, anu h
they control mills in all parts OF one e
cotton country. The coHtahies t n,',,,, o.
s .la' Desota Gayoso, Crescent. and south
ern. The companies represent eight mills.
all In Memphis. the star mn nsNs se;
burned two days ago. Inc cnaiihe, 'N'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-10

Nh. official returns Of last Tuesdays
Fro,o tho various county ana
Cit t Authorities have already commenace,.I,i
t 80 rive %I in The office Of the Secretary
Of the the commonwealth. Under IN the pd PrUSl
visions of an act Of Assembly 'l 'oo ,,1 ~
81 Gapltol on the fourth Thursday OF
m To' Of Congress in the various 1 VS.
tricts, and also for members OF me gor i've i've
rNrnHcrs Of the House Of DELEGATES;
Thc board consists of Goyernor 0P f,6
rail- Secretary of the CommonW"oe4anIttna
Lawlcss Auditor Of Public aGd Attorney HGCgnty2
M M%rSg,I scott SOFT Mr.. W. w. scott the
State State Librarian. Is to act as seere, ear
to the board The latter WIN. d IhIs Se"''
meet ON Thursday, November @-u'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-10

ha.ff K5ya Mr. M T. and Mr. IS w: f b
Mrs: Thomas Boiling: Mr. ,nd sTs M Mls, Alma
Eina nsqs' Miss SIR Rosa Lindner. Mrs C. f.
G young Mr. n: H \ r. WINSTON Sinsts Mrs. s.
strams Mrs W f.. Green. Mrs. r. A.
Weller Mrs W B. Haneoe eSa M s,,;g Iehn
s: Munce, II. T. rllyson ana r,S asusnter,
vey Savage, DR.. James Ellis; Saunders a,,,
Hobson, Colonel and Mrs NJ IN NJ; GILLIAN allan,
Or; Chalkley. Decatur ~ Davis Davis p ph.'s.
ants. Mrs. G. W. Painter, Herbert Los-
comb. William siorrs. w, w; NWpn psy.
ton Grimes, Walter Martin and others.
The cake at Horsfords booth was
awarded TO Mrs. T. A. Weller OF 100 west
Main street.
a luncheon will be rendered the press at
Q o'clock tonight. The menu VIII be
from articles In the exhIolt, and VIII be
prepared Nv Misses Willis and Wilsey and
the lady attendants at the booths.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-10

The race Question is unsettled. But
II is settled that Hoods Sarsaparilla
le 49, a., marches through all lands.
%, sood health blesses all who take
hood 81 "a Il a great foe OF the human
~ Ds But Hoods sarsaparilla puts IL
TO night; l., ana NJ the most terrible
ocI4I.,sss But Hoods SarsapariIla
OIL - A. from the system.
people q R th1 Hoods @s Sg spo ine s
IronIi,.ereign remedy for them.
cSSSterrh is one Of d the most disagresaeis
dlsoi ,o relieve and cure IT.
suIqesvmatism racks the system like a
h,nn.screw. But III retreats before the
thu .,inr OF Hoods Sarsaparilla.
p1"nss OF appetite leads TO meianchoita.
- Hoods Sarsaparilla makes the plain
b ~, reuast tickle the palate:
est az Is short and time Is fleeting. But
,1nof's Sarsaparslla will bless humanity
a. The ages roll on.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-10
ME-. LLrf', FUNhkAL.
A Fitting Trihut- to Hls Memory From
the Employee ot tho II IN

The funeral Of the late Abraham Levy
will take place Sunday morning at IL
o'clock from the residence. At "a meeting
Yes srrday morning the following reSolu-
tions were adopted by the employees of
Levy a Davis as an expression of their
feeling at the great loss Of IA .ir employ
or and highly esteemed personal friend.
Abraham Levy;
Resolved. That In the death Of our be-
loved employer we recognize that, to-
cether with his family, We have sustained
am irreparable loss. and plain the privl-
leoc of mourning with them. lie has
always shown the friendly feeling To uS
on all occasions, and. when necessary,
i'm substantial way, which we can
never forget.
Resolved. That as a token OF respect
we attend the funeral tn a body.
Resolved. That a copy OF these reso-
buttons be sent to the family Of deceased.
WIN. u. COURTNEY,
JOS T.. FOLKES,
WM. :. HEATH,
Mrs. j A. RAMkEl,
Miss GRACE TEAR
Committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-10
Nkinnrd With the Funds.

r. L. Jackson was brought TO I'M oi o3
Yesterday morning from Petersburg anu anu
iodgcd M the Third station, charged win
nnlawfully appropriating SO. the money is
Of tn motormcn and conductors OF inc
electric street-railway. .... -,
Jackson was formerly a conuu t. V'U,iioc8s
ago arT was Was discharged. A game Of base b, Sc.
IN If win be remembered, was played ny
the motormen and conductors OF Inc
Nain'streot and Union Ines for the puI-
.. 'la,'' 80 reieino funds with which TO rur-
rpose oyercoats for themselves Jackson y,
was treasurer Of the Main.street team ~ u
so happened that his discharge came l,., o.
the very day that the game WaS .pLn IayTd
tio attended to his duties at the Grou4l'u l
diy,Jed the receipts with the Union .nJ
men. and Is charged with having retaihe"
ne amount named in the warrant; .,.o
Tbr case will come ~ before JuS''0'
Erntr hhcld.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-10
r.,k toIu,e Crew Ont OF Quarrel.

SAN BERNARDINO, CAl"' nov ;,ho
fsi!urc OF the First National Bank orifi-
mated In personal quarrels among me
officers of the bank. President Josepn
brown. who was interviewed, Staten t ia,
tha hank would not resume business pu.
Could 20 into liquidation. He says that
the securities Of the bank and It's assets 1,lii
are sufficient to pay all deposit9rs IN iul,
and leave something 10 De dtstf t tI.,
among the stockholders. The bank mas
% n'iG M capital of si0.009 and when
Closed had deposits OF about SNoV~,
Othcr banks in the city are not In the
Ia1st affected by the failure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-10
Biair-Sm

Mr.. Andrew Beirne Blair. cashier or
the Security Bank. In this city, and MISS
bertha Maria Small, Of Hagerstown. Md,
were married In the latter place Wednes-
day night at the residence OF the bride
narsrts. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Small. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. D.
n cardiff. OF the Presbyterian Church.
Amcng the Richmond attendants at the
wedding we're: Messrs. Adolphus Blair,
Srothar of the groom and Reed Hobson,
Henry Cabeli and Iradel Jenkins. ,u
After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. BLAIR
left for northern tour' l"eS WIZ
side In RichmOrid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-10
musings Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
I'm the Hastings Court, before Judge VIII
yesterday:
Henry G. Varnarsale was convicted OF
forgery and sentenced TO two years III tHe
penitentiary. ,--,
Albert Morris. convicted Of housebreak-
ing and sentenced to two years in inc
peniteutiary. ,o,,..
John Jones was convicted OF mouse
breaking and sent TO jail TOT Twelve
months and fined one cent. -.
John Lucas. petit larceny, six mohlhs
IN jail TO
Andrew Cheatwocd. alias Henry Lee
was hu-d $40 for carrying cohced'eu
John Rowe was fined 80 for disturbing
religious worship. n,,
" 4. Gee, John SmoOt and Robert
Williams were fined 80 each ior ca''S
ing concealed weapons. -,
Several crooks we're given thirty days
Cor ppfff larceny.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-10

the deceased belonged. The following
gentlemen will act as pall-bearers:
3 Honorary-Hon. William Lovenstein.
Messrs. Moses Millhiser NJ IL DAVIS
George Davis Herman, Whitlock r. Raab.
Alfred Moses, Henry s. Hutzler, israel
Stern, and Julius Strause. a,
Active-Messrs. X. s. NJ. Valentine. 81
+. Rosenbaur. Joseph r.. Foikes. y. r.
Wyatt. II. r. Pemberton. W. =. Heath
l.. l.. Strause. Harry Reinhard, FRED
Peasants and George L. pldgood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-10

J., the Law and Equity Court. before
IL, ~ Minor. Yesterday the following
IiHhS were rendered for plaintiffs;
Isrov Shot and Lead Works VS.. Chas.
II cosby & co. for $2i5.h
courtney Supply Company VS.. W. ..
Burton, for $+64.27.
Robert Por:ner Brewing Company VS..
j. q. Weiss for slS20l
W. d. Smith vs.. Union Furniture Com
pany, for Si2S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-10
civ Committee.

The City Committee met at headquar-
tiers last night. The princinsl business
transacted was auditing bills incurred
during the campaign. The services OF
Messrs WilkeTson, Johnson and Reiszen-
stein were recognized by the committee
and "A testimonial OF appreciation was
rendered them In the shape of a handsome
purse each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-10

The first consolidated mcTtgage 70 af fSe
of The Southern Railway 'o,ip %aS, yorS
Central cen f6r I lsS miions Of dollars was re
corded in the clerks Office of the (,,a Gha IN
cery Court yesterday The dm ,3o son On
WIZ (-I,,,inia * only nine millions Of DOL,
inrs' and md on this the fee has been PAID
,n ,bn Clerks office of Halifax county.
!" Mary 4. keenan, qualified yesttru" ~
as the Administrative OF the eS''" "
ft1trick hPeHdn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-10
Prof IInupt's Lecture.

Last night Professor Haupt was e street. ct
ed by much larger audience u IN 'n ne
!. II. c. A. Hail. Rey ia: jase Prd nan; ~
this city who afforded d,,n sns Po'e o. in
ISo6 snoke in the strongest terms OF
COMMUNICATION of this teacher a,-
The The Professor held his audiences at ~
tentlon while showing the exSeH M he
his system and ,r nettc knowledge of
German in five weeks
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-10
Church Conference

A church conference was heiu at na STr
RnT DR. Sledd. presiding, and in ac ,.
cordanct with the rules soversnlhg 1nfSg
annual Ui meetings previous to the Gehe iba
conference, reports, were maze aars,rt 10y emf
i,,I otber officers of the church.
am LIZ LIZ shown that the collections ior
thn v MrS PURPOSES ordered by the Gen. Gem
er re Confcrenct had been paid 0 Gpii aP be
that the preacher ID ,; ~ - That body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-10
Visitors III the Can u.

Among the visitors at the Capitol yes
terdav were the following: Frank :.
Hlair' a former AttoIney-Gereral, Judge
William n Portlock, Of Norfolk county;
William A. Fentress, member Of the
House OF Delegates from Portsmouth:
Mir. Mcdowell. well-known attorney of
Rip Stone Gan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-10

Sheriff Robert II. Hughes, OF Washing
ton county called at the Office of the
Auditor OF Public Accounts Yesterday,
a ftcr delivering at the penit, tiary Paul
Corcoran. sentenced to two years i'm
prisonment for MALICIOUS assault, and
Ave years Imprisonment for burglary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-10

The McGm Catholic Fair was was a d ,a I've
ing card again last night. quite la ,ea 81 81
s,"oMTinc Viewing the many pretty Things
e eHe@ eH5Gib T'T% and witntssiHg the inter
on ott,rs '' Voting contests Some Of the con
tcst5 are exciting The liVe,fSt C epriting
ION ION ,,ondance on the fair seems to IN
SigIiy gratifying to the ladies who ha Aye
he .5'y SO busy in their efforts to make '"e
a uaotn = FnlI orchestra will be in atten-
dance each night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-10
Funrral Of Mr.. ahr.1nm Levy

The funeral OF Mr.. Abraham Levy Will
take place from the residence. 230 Park
avenue. az II 30 o'clock Sunday morning.
Rev. u. N. Calisch viii oficiate at the
house. and the ceremony at the grounds
yin be conducted by the orders 10 which
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-10

Governor O'Ferrall Yesterday com
,,,,'ted the sentence In the case OF Sain-
~ Al Ialine Of Franklin county, rom
utl.-Htoen years to ten years and thfee
,S,oortbs on condition that he leave VT,
l ntott.' az the expiration OF his term hnd
never return again, He vas Was convicted
oi ,rbe Governor refused 10 pardon Henry
tones OF RocHoridge'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-10

In the case OF $. j. Chandler against
Thomas Christian the jury yesterday
cave q verdict for the defendant.
The suit OF Wiley Roy Mason against
the ]. Wright Company was dismissed.
A suit was instituted by Drewry.
Hughes & Co. against German Kern for
S27
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-10
,ur rnANsIr or MAECUKI.
Professor Winston Win Arrange Tor Vie"
of tho Planet at Iiichmopd College

Professor Winston will arrange SIM
pie apparatus at Richmond Cohese 10.
day for showing the transit OF Mercui!
across the face OF the sun, ana per
sons interested In the phenomenon are
invited 10 attend and witness ".
The transit begins az 1885 \. NJ. ana
closes az il2 =. NJ. Professor WINSTON
Wiii be tn his lecture room ready 10 re,
ceiye friends from 1850 20 l2:3). provided
the day be clear and the sun perfectly
unclouded
INTERESTING KvtNT.
The passage Of the planet Mercury over
the suns face to-day will be the most
Interesting astronomical event OF the
year. II will be visible IN many countries,
more especially those In Central and South
America, but good observations VIII be
had In the United States. AS Mercury,
coming between the earth and the sun.
begins 10 cross the suns disk it viii be
observed as a round and almost pttchy
black spot Since the phenomenon is
somewhat rare. occurring only once In
Xix or seven years, astronomers VIII gen
orally make the most OF the opportunity
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-10
LATEST FAD.
Pure FOOD EXPOSITION,
Masonic I emple,
BROAD AND ADAMS STREETS.

All. KINDS OF PURE FOOD on
rXHiTIBITiON AND PkEP,ARED. FOR
nfii22 ti at At COSTLY AND ARTfSTiCAL-
" DFcORATED BOOTHS.
ENDORsED BY THE BEST PEOPLE
or ih'qvSsT IrsAVTiiED LECTURES ON DO
A esSTIC ECONOMY IN COOKING
FROM I TO . O'CLOCK EVERY Az
Ts sInfBfJEcTi FOR THIS AFTERNOON:
peserts and Ices. Lemon Snow Balls.
Queen Pudding. Sicllian Sorbetts.
~DOORS OPEN FROM 2 TO ; AND
From ia TO 10 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
ELEVATOR RUNS TO THE EXPOSE
TION HALL. 49,,
A SOUVENIR BOX OF CANDY Will
cUEcFS A TICKET AT BOX-OFFIcE
FOR THIS AFTERNOON EXHIBiTioN
CONCERTS AFTERNOON AND
Nfnur ny STEMS ORCHESTRA.
ADMISSIONS cents; children. 70
cents. 400
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-10

Mr. Horace F. Smith, the popnla,, , A.
veii-known manager of Mr. POLK MnI n,, :
rendered a midnight lunch to me repe'''
rial stan OF The Times last night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-10
Csrmanin Five wseks.

gives model lessons. TO which all are In
Vited. These lessons are preliminary 10
his course opening In Richmond next
week. Lecture hall, Y. NJ. e. \.
DIR John y. Upshur has removed to his
new residence, 20 west Grace.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-10
Gents Underwear.

WE HAVE A FULL ASSORTMENT
OF THE VERY BEST MAKES OF
GENTS UNDERWEAR. DON'T mag
rNr RECAIrSE IT'S A DRY GOODS
STORE THAT WE DO NOT KEEP FINE
UNDERWEAR. At OUR UNDERWEAR
COUNTER YOU WILL FIND FULL
LINES of NUMBERS AND QUALITIES
RANGING FROM 81 TO 81 PER GAR
MENT. AND AT PRICES LOWER THAN
YOU CAN GET THEM AT ANYWHERE
ELSE IN THE CITY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-10

Munyon's Rheumatism Cure Is guaran-
teed TO cure rheumatism In any part or
the body. Acute or muscular rheunia-
tism can be cured in from one TO hve
days. II speedily cures shooting pains.
sciatica lumbago and all rheumatic
pains in the back. hips and loins. IL
seldom fails TO give relief after one
or two doses. and almost invariably cures
before one bottle has been used.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-04-26
N TO BE CUT UP.

There's Money Inside Him, He Thinks, BE.
sides O Strange Disease.
A poorly dressed old man walked into
the reception Office at Bellevue hospital
the other afternoon and surprised the
clerk by hauling a thick roll of green
backs ont of one of his pockets. He fol-
lowed this up by taking more bills ont
of the lining of his hat.
Its all mine" he said gleefully,
and | know where ! can get more"
He said he was Bernard Bergen, SO
years old. a peddler; that he had been
all over the world, and that he had
money 20 burn.
III tell you how 1T is,' he went ON.
II decided last night to become a mar
tyr to medical science. ! have discoy-
cred that / have a strange disease which
has never been heard of before. When
the doctors cut me up, they'll learn
something"
A doctor pronounced the old peddler
crazy and committed him to the insane
pavilion. In his pockets were found
$270 in bills and a handful CT small
change. He refused to tell where he got
the money.
when they cut me mp. he added.
you'll find a lot more"
He said he had no friends, and that
ali people wanted was TO get away his
money.-New York Press.