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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20
WEDNESDAY JUNE 20. 1894.


Schiller Lodge. !. o. o. f., Lee camp
Hall. =, po..o1i,.
Good VIII Council. Jr o. L. a. NJ
Phi. Kearney Post G. a. r.. Eagle
The State Council, Chosen Friends. Cen
trail Hall. >,
Stonewal Camp. Fraternal Legion 'F'
o. L. A. NJ. Hail. c.....
Mount Erin Beneficial and Social Society,
Powhatan Hall.
Virginia Lodge. Sexenniai League
Druidss' Han
Company A. First Regiment. Armory.
Ancient order OF Hibernians. Lee camp
Hall.
Banquet Richmond College Alumni, Ma
sonic Temple.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20

One could almost say that this season
STYLES had been devised Tor inc eNPieS9
purpose Of fixing W last year ... Ut,,
irhere are such abundant opportunities
for covering 40 a soiled or torn place WIN
droperv. or hounces. or . perfect shower
of ribbon bows Although the bow IS nol
so all-concealing as n continuous ul"PoIS,
IL is quite as useful, Tor IL can W ~
on I'm almost any impossible c0rher-iatbe
bows. small bows, bows WIN uylmb
streamers. and bows without II the DOW
are large, three will be found suihcleht
to trim q skirt. one at the bottom Oh
the skirt on one side or the 'front.' .o
halfway no on the other SIDE, anu oic
at the back will make an old SKIRT loOk
like a new one, and conceal the sCahI
effect OF some Of the Old-fashloned shii Is.
Ribbon IS used In innumerable ways as
trimming. All widths from an men up
are made TO do duty as founces. Inc
ribbon sales are consequently larger this
season than they have ever been peiole'
At a recent sale Of MORE ribbons Wnere
black MORE 5-inch ribbon was selling t0l
- cents a yard 1t WAS almost lmpossiDle
to get near the counter, 50 dense was tIr
crowd Of women gathered around.
II one can take advantage OF such op-
portun:ties there is no cheaper or prettler
trimming to b. had than ribbon.
On thin dresses ii IS usually combined
with lace or embroidery, as in the above
This is made Of an embroidered material
combined with plain goods. sort or
simulated pOOnaiSe is made Of the en-
brOidery Bows are set on at the should
ers and armpitS and connected by bands
Of ribbon. From a bow a the waist hang
ends of ribbon. which are again used to
catch up the drapery Of the overskirt.
The hat follows the style of the dress
being made of lace and trimmed with
bows Of ribbon like that which trims the
skirt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20
Cholera, Typhoid Fever,
Diphthelia, Malaria
and al other CONTAGIOUS DISEASES
caused by DRINKING IMPURE WATER
THE McCONNELL'S
FILTER

produces an abundant supply Of PURE
WATER.
EASILY AND QUICKLY CLEANED.
PRICES ~ REACH or ALL.
DO not delay getting One aaui sickness
or death. caused boy drinking impure
water, enter your homes.
CAL at either OF our st1rls-Malu or
Broad strcet-ani we wl take gra1t
pleasure In showing you these FILTEAs
now in use.
Also. the famous GATE CITY STONE
FILTER.
For SIS you can get Filter that "ai
give you seventy-ave gallons of pure
water per day.
The LENARD REFRIGERATOR is stiI
IN the lead.
BE sure % get our prices II yol want a.
REFRIGERATOR ICE-CREAM tELLL-
ER, or WATER COOLER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20
ONLY 4 PRACTICAL JOKE.
Dr. Emory Bryant Says lie Started tho
Washington Anarchist Plot story


The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Herald telegraps that paper:
There are sweeping denials to-day CT the
story that there has been in process OF
incubation in Washington a plot to blow
IN the Capitol and other public buildings.
The police are as emphatic in their de-
malls Of ever having heard OF such d
plot as are the anarchists who were
accused Of being its promoters. Chief or
Police Moore characterizes the story
strongly as a fake" II Is his intention,
however. to look thoroughly into the mat
ter. and the parties perpetratng TINS
practical joke, If caught will probably
be severely dealt with.
The alleged Anarchists who are at the
bottom Of the whole affair were busiiy
engaged in denying to-day that they
knew anything about it, II. i. JaNon said
all that talk about dynamite and blow
ing up public buildings is ridiculous. ana
everything In the article so far as II
refers TO me, is false and hbeions, am
here on business for my own people ana
have nothing 10 do with business Of white
men at all. l have never been mem
Der of the Commonweal army.
DR.. Frederick Landeman de Mattos, who
was alleged in the article in question 10
have written the letters to the secret
service and police authorities. said: so
far as that article refers TO me IL Is
false SO far as any dynamite or an
anarchistic or other conspiracy is con
cerned / know nothing. l certainly never
wrote such letters.
According to the story. the Treasury
Secret Service Bureau was devoting its
entire time to studying the diabolical
plot. Chief HaZen. of the Secret Ser
vice. said to-day that there was nothing
I'm the story so far as he had been
able 10 discover
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20
snmr INrEKEsTING FACTS.

A comparison Of the exports OF go'u
which this country has made IN the
months of January. February, March,
April. and May, 1893, with the exports
for the same months Of 1894. causes some
interesting suggestions. The account
stands thus:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20
Elecfion Of OFF ,rr.

At the meeting of the jefferson Bene-
fetal and Social Society Monday night the
following officers were elected for the en-
suing term: President. +. j. Parater;
Nice-P President, Charles Sack Recording
Secretary, \. Hawkes.; Financial Secre-
tary. -. J. DonOvon; Sergeant-at-Arms,
Samuel Wescott;, poorkeePer, Willie
ners and Frank Brannan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20
Irnc,lrrs' Examination.

The examination Of teachers living ont
side the city for. certificates Of proficiency.
allowing them to become applicants be-
fore the board for positions In the city
yesterday by Superintendent Fox Eight
persons presented themselves for the ex-
animation which will probably be com
pleted to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20
KAUF MAMM e. co.
Corner FOlTh and Broad Streets.
ie20-We&fr
PROPOSALS.
Office OF the
Board on the Chesapeake
and ito Trlbflf4rfas

anu ito itibuk1tlfS,
Richmond, Va, June =, 1894.
METALLIC OYSTER MEASURES.
Bids will be received until noon on the
18th DAY OF JUNE, 1891, for furnish
ing TWO THOUSAND METALLIC
OYSTER MEASURES. more or less. OF
the capacity OF one bushel and one-haif
bushel. Specifications can be had. To-
gether with blank forms on which 10
bid, on application either In person or
by letter. prices and original contract
10 remain In Full force until June 30, lsg5.
Samples of both sizes OF tubs can be
seen at this office.
Bids will be opened on the day named
at II o'clock, In the presence OF the bid
ders, II any are present.
The right Is reserved to reject any or
all bids and TO waive defects.
Envelopes containing proposals must be
marked on the outside. Proposals for
oyster Measures"
u. c. ZOLLICKOFFER,
Je3-su, we&fr3w Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20
a NEW PLAT OKN.

The WASHINGTON Post says the free sill
YER Democrats Of the House Of Represen-
tatives have been getting together on
proposition TO formulate platform which
expresses their views on the questions
now agitating the public mind. and it
gives the following as the propositions
that they have agreed upon;
We are in favor of the tariff for reve-
me only. and endorse the Wilson bill, as
II passed the House, as the nearest ap-
proach to such tariff attainable at this
tlme.
We are in favor of the income tax as
a permanent part of our fiscal system.
and welcome 10 as a step toward the
restoration OF equality In taxation.
We are in favor of the immediate resto-
ration OF the free and unlimited coinage
OF silver at the present ratio, without
waiting for the aid or consent OF any
other nation on earth.
We believe that all paper money should
be issued by the General Government. and
should be made full legal tender for all
debts public or private, and that here
after no contracts for a particular kind OF
money should be permitted
We are IN favor Of the election OF
Cnited States senators by direct vote Of
the people.
If we leave out Of consideration the
proposition 10 elect United States sena-
tors by direct vote of the people we don't
see upon what grounds the trainers OF
this platform claim that they are Demo-
Gratis. They are Populists. not Democrats.
The Wilson bill, with its unfair income
tax and its discrimination in favor OF
net measures, was in these respects a
Populist and not n Democratic bill. Free
silver in the sense OF flooding the coun-
try with nominal dollars that are really
only half dollars is a Populist. and not
a Democratic, measure, and the same is
true of a proposition to make money
issue out of the Government as water
runs out OF a mill-race. But we are with
our Populist friends who call themselves
Democrats in their demand that United
States senators shall be elected by the
people. The institutions of a free govern
ment are now threatened by the rotten
and corrupt United States Senate. The
monopolies furnish the political bosses
with money. which they give to candi-
dates for the Legislature to aid them
in securing their election. These men are
no longer free agents after that. They
belong 10 the would-be senator They
elect or re-eiect him to the Senate. and
he there keeps up protective tariff duties
that enable the protected monopoles TO
fleece their fellow Americans by charg-
ing them what they choose for their man
ufactures. United States senator's must
be elected by the people. or the Senate
will corrupt all the American people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20

Although but few months In business.
we are doing the CORSET business OF
the town. Every style OF popular Cor
sets is represented in our Corset Depart
ment and we have used every effort TO
get only the best productions OF both
foreign and domestic makes.
We have a wide range OF prices 10 suit
everybody, from 50c. to $3.50 apiece.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20
THANKS FROW MS. D1TIS
For Keeping Her HuShand's Crave Greer
Tho DE r;"nns CoiiPcii0n.

Tho DE f:enne Collection.
Mrs. jefferson Davis has sent the fol-
lowing letter to the president and ladies'
Of the Hollywood Memorial Association
Of Richmond.
President and Ladies:
My dear friends: The description in
the Richmond papers OF the manner in
which you decorated my husbands grave
and those of my children at the time
of the unwilling Of the soldiers and
sailors monument. touched me to tea IS
| lOnged 10 thank you In person for
your tender care of all that remains to
us Of one who loved his own people
with his whole heart.
That you have kept his memory
green is a source OF pride and com
fort 10 me and 20 his family, and we
offer you our loving thanks
only physical inability to be present
could have prevented my being with
you as invited. but | hope in the near
future to share your labors aud assist
in decorating the graves Of those who
died for US. l long as Of old, T. sit in
the same church with you. TO partake
of Your cares and sOrrows and trust
this hope may be realized before | am
laid TO rest among your dead
Believe me affectionately and CRATE
fully, Yours always.
VARINA JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Hotel Marlborough, New York city
June 10th. 1891.
THE DE RENYE COLLECTION.
The famous collection OF Confederate
relics known as the De Renne collection
has just been received by the ladies OF
the Hollywood Memorial Association, and
hy them placed in the safe deposit vault
OF the State Bank, where IL VIII remain
until the fan, when the Davis mansion
will be ready TO receive IL.
a complete account Of this valuable
collection has already been published in
The Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20
77777|7771-1----
EDITORIAL (OMMLNTS.

New York Sun: The police of Boston
disappointed many eminent citizens OF
eAat town ana the rest Of the world by
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20

insisting upon ending the little discussion
na,syeen the Hon. joe Choynski ana the
p,an Kobert F'itzsimmons last night. 1T
is becoming more ana more diiiicult ior
such disputants to settle t tnar u 1900
money. The construction OF vast nat
shaped secret subterranean arenas. "a
,,n,ch the many-moutned wrangiers could
sn,"v themselves at leisure has Deen sus-
gested. 1t was a prize-ilsnter VINO invent invent
"a taIk and due accommodation should
he nroyided for that great race oil tdlk-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20

In his speech in the Senate or the tariff,
which has been published. the Hon. Pat
rick Walsh did The Times the honor 10
make. as part Of his exhibits, an edl-
torial from The Times. We thank the
Senator and win say that he will do
wisely when ne seeks material for the
illustration Of pure Democratic principles
10 lock for II in the columns OF The
Times
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20
SERGE SUI S

All the latest cuts and fancies in
SERGE SUITS are represented In our
Suit Department.
our Suits are made OF the best grades
Of SPONGED ALL-WOOL SERGE. are
perfect fitting, and give satisfaction In
every respect. The prices range $50. $40,
sl2, SIS, SIS, and s22.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20

There is a busy organization in
the makeup Of Cotton Wash
Fabrics. We double sales of a
year ago. Trade-Notions doesn't
account for it. The most desirable
things of this season and the price
chopped to near half for the output
of 1894 bring the crowds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20

,-au York World: When Mr.. Croker
vas asked By the World correspondent
who met him at Queenstown If he would
return 10 New York IN case the Lexow
Committee summons him. he said: 'Of
course | will. Those who have anything
60 do with the committee know that aiii
al thelr disposal whenever they ask me.
The committee should not delay day in
asking Mr.. Croker to return and tell how
no cot IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20

TO close out the balance Of our FANCY
TAFFATY SHIRT WAISTS. we are Of
fering all our $40 Waists at s..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20

White Organizes. finest French. two
yards wide. The quality always re-
another. the 81 quality. for SIC.
Ducks for Suits. white. navy, cream
black with white navy with white
tan with white. and a dozen others,
12 II and 1870.
Ali Pure Linen Suitlng on sale to-day
at Ole
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20
The Herald adds this to Tho Washing

ton special.
Dr. Emory A. Bryant. Of Washington
is I'm this city. and says he was the inno-
cent cause of the anarchist alarm.
when the half breed. JaXon, arrived IN
Washington DR. Bryant said 10 me last
night. Il Immediately sought his ac-
quaintauce, as | understood he was a
Coxeyite and / was interested IN the
movement
About this time. several weeks ago,
the Rev Frederick Dc Mattos. an Episco-
pal clergyman from Aspen. cob, arrived
In Washington. He was always express
ing fears Of trouble 10 the nation. ] IN
troduced him to JaXOn. The latter s
fierce manner impressed the clergyman,
and when one day ! told him that the
half-breed was one of band
OF Anarchists who were plan
ming TO destroy the Capitol by
dynamite. he accepted the statement IN
good faith. We showed him circular
from a Chicago anarchistic body, told
him things were approaching a crisis, ana
explained TO him the chemicals which we
asserted were to be used.
de MattOs was several times on The
point Of returning West to escape the
danger he thought approaching. but we
never once imagined he would confde
his fears to the police. / left Washing
ton at once
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20
!. rOUND5 UNAAULArED 81

- pOUNDo GKANULAIED d. .
u GAR FOL. ...,,.'.''.s 49, '''
Supar-Cured shoulders. per polhl'.'
Syitzer Cheese, best on the marie" %,
Der pound. ......+..-ss |ss''' : Ff-'-'''- "A
=, 80 slams per poLnd......,... .
Arbuckle's Ari0sa Coffee. per pouhd - -
i.arge Lemons. per dozen - ~,
cail9ornia Claret Wine, per gallon "a
NV potatoes. per peck ...,.....;...t ~
Fresh country Butter. ~ pounds toE -
snow Flake Patent Family f'ouSS "a
per barrel......s tss''sss''' ''''''''''''' "a
Salt Pork. per pound 49,. $500 Al
Nice Eat Aiackerei per doZen'.'.''''
chiupcd Beef per pound. ....''..''.,.. -
Sea salt. for bathing purposes p'' ~
pound ...........ssss go '''fff''t''' 81,
( farge Bars Soap Tor .......:;...'.'" A.
Good n q. Molasses, per gallon. .,i,,,,,
silver King Minnesota Patent fAin' "a
Flour. per barrel.'''''.'''''''''''''''.'''. IS
or per ack....,....'...s,s,t '''''' ss,
Good Green or mixed Tea. per poah' "A
Best City Meal ger u npInsI, SON.
phone SIC. ls2o-ls22 east Main suss'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20

New York Herald: The coming munl-
cipal election promises to be the most IN
teresting and important held in this
city in recent years.
The stake involved is no less moment
Gus than the overthrow OF Tammany and
the establishment of good government.
That stake has been involved before, but
not In ten years has the outlook been
so favorable for winning il.
To throw away or fall 10 take advantage
Of the rare oppOrtunit'- OF this year TO
elect a good municipal ticket would be
worse than a blunder. This is not Re
publican or Democratic year. 1t Is not
a Platt or Fairchild or a Grace year 1t
f. not q year for personal ambition. DO
;itical self-seclinC, or party gain. II Is
me peoples year II is year Tor Kidding
New York Of dcmoralizng boss rule and
machine domination. and securing honest
government for the city.
New York Times: CoIoael Conrer's dec
laration that It would he political suicide
for the Republican party 20 enter the
campaign Of 1895 upon the platform Of
McK!uieYism Is important, because for the
first time representative Republican
speaks out boldly the convictions that The
serious and thoughtful men Of that party
have long entertained and privately OK
pressed. The Republican party commit
ted itself "a the Mckinley doctrine of
high and higher duties not in response 10
the beliefs and demands Of its members.
not as party under the leadership Of
statesmen adopts an economic policy from
belief In its wisdom. but because few Of
its leaders betrayed the party into the
hands Of the protected manufacturers.
The protected interests gave money and
votes 10 keep the Republicans IN Office
and power. In payment for these favors
the Republican leaders allowed them TO
guide the pen that wrote the tariff sChod-
ules 1t was sOrdid bargain without
principle or conscience II could not. and
ala not meet the approval Of the masses
Of the party. The disapproval Of sincere
and LOYAL Republicans has been more
and more openly expressed until now
Colonel Conger. in his carefully formulat-
ed and unanswerable sta tement. publicly
sets M the standard of revolt against
McKnleyism.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20

=
Organdies. Duchesse. in styles and col
Orin2s That are revelation, 80 inches
wide &c u yard.
81 pieces of Sheer Printed Lawns at sc
a yard.
french Satteens. in black or fancy,
costing &c. for IS 2-3c
Plaids In Dress Ginghams. Zoe quality
for &C.
Fine quality Apron Ginghams for Bic.
New Printed India Linens were L lie;
French Zephyr Ginghams. that were
S0c, at lie.
The success Of the season has
been the browning of Swivel Silk
Glnghams as the best OF all novel
effects. They were 50 and 6Oc,
and now they ar $50. We show a
great variety, including Solid Col
orS, Paids. BrocadeS, etc.
Oakley's Soaps. you know them Of old.
Best milied quarter pound cakes, made
for us to keep employees at work, at
SC q cake.
70 pieces Colored Tarletans TO cover
chandeliers, etc. o. d yard; near TWO
yards wide.
26-inch SIX Gloria Umbrellas. with
handle OF twisted oak or mounted with
oxydized silver or metal, ordinarily
are Sl75, these 99c.
ladies' Isle Hose. Riche,ieu ribbed.
fast black. Hcrmslou dye, usual &c
a pair. Tor 25c.
White Glace six Ladies Parasols for
N98
Mems Surah Outing shirts iu every way
good 75c worth, mere for 09c' all
sizes.
Enough for a few days-those
$3.50 Mems Rattan Rockers, fin
ished in Sixteenth Century, to be
sold at S1.9o each. Can't promise
delivery on day Of purchase.
Get the SCREEN between YOU and the
hys and You are at a safe enough dis
lance A shipment OF go windows and
IS doors came yesterday
Window Screens. l9c TO Ooc, extension.
Door Screens, including spring, hinges,
lock and handle, for SlZJ; all sizes
made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20

Captain E. p Hulce. Grand Chancellor
OF Virginia Pythians. expects to make a
visit TO Newport News on Thursday
night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20
THE COHEN co.
Kaufman & %.
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HCt Weather Bargains.

Shirt Waists IN Percaie, black and
white stripe. pink and blue stripe, laun-
derel collar and cuffs made 10 sell TOR
15c., our price soc.
Extra quality Percales. in stripes,
straight or turn-back cuffs. cut very fun
in sleeves. yoke back, usually sold for
1915, our price SIC.
The $3.50 Fine Corded Edge French
Chambray Waists. In an coiors reduced
60 $50.
~ Wrappers. I'm all coIors. stripes.
checks. and dots including indigo and
black and white. made OF PERCALtS,
CHENIOT. AND OUTING CLOTH for
mer price $l.25, ST. and Soc; all reduced
TO 15c. Made in the latest cut.
other styles i'm better grade Wrappers,
light and dark colors. full sleeve. price
CSC. $50. and Sl.75. former prices we're
$50. S. and $3.50.
Chambray Lawn Wrappers In pink ana
blue. made very stylish, price $3.50 and
$3.50.
China SIX Wrappers ana Tea Gowns,
In all the delicate shades FOR house wear.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20

STYLISH NAVY BLUE DUCK SUITS,
with fine White Hair-Line Stripes, $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20
Il, 10, IS and II East Broad.
WEDNESDAY,. June %. 1895.

" tU1'I771773 n y '17'7 " 1-7I'
The evidence of buying power is
the selling. Where is there such
another stock for retailing? And
thea prices below even your
sanguine expectations in these
times of economy.
THE SELLING HERE MARKS
A WONDERFUL STORY NOW.
Here are a handful OF hints:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20
IPha F0HPQnp8al-- Price Co
DUCK SUIT

For the present week you will find
some extra attractions IN our SUIT DE-
PARTMENT
WHITE GROUND DUCK SUITS. with
Blue or Black Dots. made OF the best
grade OF Duck. reduced from 81 to s..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20

WHITE AND TAN DUCK SUITS at $.
TAN DUCK SUITS, $3.50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20
BUILDERS MATERIAL ALL KINDS.

II.ANNH IAIttl'
Corner LombardY and leigh Streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-20

A line Of PURE WHITE DUCK SUITS
TO sta bargain.
The Progress. (Shreveport, La.) 1892-1900, 1894-03-24


Tommy-Say, paw. Mr.. Figg-
Well? Tomny-Is slow fevers the
easiest to catch?
Poeticus, breathlessly-I have just
dashed off these few lines and
Editor-Well, err, suppose you dash off
yourself.
"No," said Mr.. Grogan, "it is not
meself thot is in favor of shorter
hours. There is too many hours in
the day as it is.
Little Tommy-Pop, negative can
never be positive, can it? Tommy's
Pop-Oh, yes, my boy. Your mothers
negatives are always positive.
Little Ethel dess I'll marry
George Sweet when he grows up,
Mother-You like him, do you? Little
Ethel-No, not much: but he's JUS as
fond of chocolate as I am.
He-The conversational powers OF
Miss Chatterton are something Won
derful. She-Why. didn't know you
were acquainted with her? I'm not.
She sat behind me at the opera the
other night.
Wool-That was mean trick Clark
let's rival played on him. Van Pelt-
What? Wool-He wrote, ooh, maid
of Athens, ere we part, etc, in the
girls album, and the rival changed
the oh to Old