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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07
WANTED, VISITORS TO THE

u a n " 7
w state Fair TO call OF tie Wasbiugton's
Headquarters Antiquarian, 1915 east Main
street sui bring any kind OF old relies they
have for sale. Those collecting relics VIII nni
,-cass a,d rare STOCK Of mem iof sac; rgi'
loving re,ies wnnted: OLD CHINA CANDLE
STICKS. SWORDS. FLINr-LOCk Guns AND
Pistols, CONFEDERATE MoNtl AND
coins. CONFEDERATE STAMP AND COlN
LIST. Sc each. We buy by tsom. Photos OF
he Soliiers' and Sailors Monument bt mail 10
a., a1iress. o, 5-F&su2,'
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GREAT FLOORS
Of .Ne1D and This Falls Business I0edS

within the reach nine nS OF our
-
0 Chairs We meet WIN ne" way
ofe Any purchase IN ulen VIII
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THOUGH MAN CANNOT LIVE By

L bread alone, yet tao family bread is the
etaf OF life. MRS. HOUSTON, 1910 west Mail,
will supply GOOD HOMEMADE BREAD,
FRENCH ROLLS. AND BEATEN BISCl II az
rea-ona ole rates Orders may be left al Cnahn
81 Johusons, Hermsn echmldts. Mccarthy j.
Uayues's. SO 3O-.u2t'
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WANTED, EVERYBODY TO
w know tina. JACOB UMLArt, UPuOL-
STFRER AND MhITRESS-M.kER.H HAS RE-
MOVED 20 1OI west Main street, opposite Mon
roe PARK. where you can have FlksI-CLAcS
UPHOLSFEKlNG AND MATTRESS WORK
dore AT oierate prices. orders by mail VIII
receive prompt attention. se I-Suts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07

5o-inch Novelty Mixtures in All Wool
and worth Sc. for 49c. O yards
enough for a dress 49,
New Two-Tone Covert Cloths. N&
70 pieces of Dress Goods. a collection
that W. sell at PC. a choice ana Naiue
up TO soc. a yarI.
English Covert Cloths. every now NIX
Navy sS or Black Storm sergcs. all wool.
521inch ScStch Mixtures OF silk and
wool, value $l25, for sec
Sec what SOC. yard buys.
Monday, opening Of the
WRAP DEPARTMENT.
Look for everything here that is
new.
Wraps OF Covert Cloths. Wraps ot
English and French Materials. Wraps
OF Pushes and Nelvets Wraps or
Furs. The correct styles as gathered
in Paris Berlin. and London. Prices
range from $50 70 si2.
A stock of SG3,Soo worth Of
LACE CURTAINS to choose from.
Ought the prices to be right when
when such great purchases are in
VOWED Direct from the Euro
pean makers to TheCohen CO.
Real Tambour and Applique Combine
ton Curtains, 60 inches wide. yards
long. for so a pair.
Real irish Point start n &25 = pair.
irish Point. heretofore sold at SO. for
irish Point, 4-yard length. that should
be Sl275. for s. - n pair
Brussels Net Curtains In novel effects
for s. -. 30. s.. s. and 2.Jo.
3l2 pairs Lace Curtains, worth Sl50. for
81 pair
IN white only. 30 inches wide and IL
yards long for 1870 a pair.
irish Point Nestlbule Lace for 59c.
pair.
The CARPET DEPARTMENT
has wonderful things to show. We
look to the goodness with an eagle
eye. Choose whatever pattern or
style you may.
Brussels Carpets from BIC. a yard 70
Moqlette Carpet from 75c. to tLo5.
Administer from $l25 to $Li5.
Body Brussels from 7lc. 10 SIS.
Ingram from 19c. 10 75c.
Rugs and Druggets Of every sort.
We shall ask you to buy BOOKS
rs gifts tor the Holiday Monday.
There is powerful reason why
you should-special prices. A pur-
chase OF 42o sets.
Dickens's Complete Works in volumes
for $l.9S.
Dickens's Complete Works IN IS
volumes. linen cloth. for $40.
SILK Cloth. illustrated for $3.50.
Buiwers Works, - volumes for Si.15.
The same Illustrated for St9S.
Wavcrly, l. volumes. for SL75. Illus
tratel. S9s.
Thackeray. 10 volumes. SIS Illustrated.
$40.
Cooper's Misunderstanding Tales. vol
umcs, for Csc.
Irving. 10 volumes. $lX
George Eliot. ) volumes, for sl9S SILK
binding. S2gj.
3i5 Cloth-Bou 70 mos. for &c.
AS volumes Of the well-known Century
Series, comprising titles not found in
other publications. 81 Book for soc.
THE COHEN CN
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mos THIS n

SEE TUE NEW N'-.
II is beautifully mI.
s se''s srra,n ~
SO ~ = :. 81. g.. ,ae d. ADJ.
dc,s.sacl tf-K...
TooI,,is,3' <8E5rr.
Tor Inexpensive =.
70 w. .'., .o.
w.. q SiC .o.';-.-,.
, N@se'' 49,, C0.'-
.i 9'' .,i.,I .,,,
s'o.', e, ''.' ,r,..
'i2'52 2nI.n",o ,.-....
. ~ 49,.
ware Just 'C..'' ~
vi o''~ ~ ~ e.,
CC''''.' l,.
CdnQleSUChS, O..t
and S,,t-ars g.. ,.-..
dlld o"H~C ''' -
handsome Wctt.nL rr-
Neal h.A.'4i.
decor1ti' ST." I.-..
hgal 'iiti..iN
iipidi 90 ,ni".'.
A handsome B...
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WANTED, PUPILS in SHORT
W HAND AND TYPRWW1ING. Applytor
particulars, terms, &C. Miss POYThREsS.
Richmond School Of Sienography, 9l9 cas-.
Main. (Over Meade 8 Bakers Pharmacy.)
an J D. eOd3m
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CROCKERY.
GLASSWARE.

Glass Bowl Limitation cuO....... loc. each
Goblets crystal glass;. ..SJc. dozen
Beer-Alucs. dozen.................. sc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07

EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

BUILDING AND
IL LOAN ORGANIZERS WANTED.
both special and general; Only men or
Sorn,at,on address q o NJ N NJ T. CIAL
BUiLDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
Richmond, Va. oc Wv
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w AN L f D.-THIS IS THE
w cheapest ana castles. way 10 secure good
POSITIONS for tho right parties. Good refer
ences required. Call at fords Law Building and
investigate. Ninth street. ..
SO 3O.su,Tu6F LADIES EXCHANGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07

WANTED, TO SELL STOVES OF
w ALL KINDS. OLD STOVES BOUGHT
AMI STOVES REPAIRED At &. A. IklDfs'
1909 east Franklin street, Richmond, Va
% LINN
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II O'SULLlVAN, EIGHTEENTH
~. and Main streets, wants customers for:
: packages Soapne. ........................ 20
]. 900 tales Choice Hay--6-bnle lots-deliy-
ered........ ........... ..........'''.''''. oO
6 largo bars Laundry Soap................. 20
Pure Lard, made ~ a Rich mona bu'cher,
per pound. ................:'.. ......-t.',. o
plugs Fine Sun-Cured Tobacco, same as
GraNely. -..-'s. 80
Pure CIDER Vinegar, suitable for picking,
q rounds Fine Cream Cheese. ........... 20
Ni-e : geet Mountain Butter. Just come In,
per pCund... ..,............ ......--..... ~
pounds very large SOFT California Prunes -
Imported SGrdines vi keys, roll top, per
can. ..s.'s ''''
4 dozen New North Carolina Cut Herrings -
Nice Roll Goldfish. q pounds for. ............ -
Finest Mocha and Java Coffee, fresh ground -
Vanilla syrup. sugar Drip-scneIhing new 49,
per gaIlOn -s.'.s...
2 dozen Lemons, large ones.......-......... 70
5000 bags FIneet Family Flour. Pride -
Same Flour in barrels. creamy white...... 3. >
English Breakfast Tea, Fer pound ......... -
Z pounds Granulatcd Sugar and pound
Tea mixed. ...-.......... 10
Don't tail 20 see This. II IS only for today.
se LISA, 81, Iu,Th
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WANTED BY LADY, POSITION
w "A sTENoGRAPHER AND Tyre
WRITER. Correspondence and rsuslatsg IN
English and German. Good references Aea,e's
GERMAN care DISPATCH. oc iu
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BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED. A TENANT FOR A DE.
BOAKDEKS AT 3l1

w sIRABIE SECOND FLOOR, consisting Of
fo1r rooms. Bath on snme ao1r aui n kitchen
with range. otc., If desired. Apply at az east
Franklin street. % III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07

WANTED. MALE HELP.-COR-
w RE,PoNDENTs for special newspaper
WORK Also, CAPABLE CONTRIBUTORS, either
SER over 1900 newspapers and mngaznes on
our list Address. with stamp, LENS TAI d
A'N-'S 49, oc 1-lts
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WE CAN OFFER HONORABLE

A GENTS WANTED, OR SALES
"A MEN desiring side line, TO taxa orders By
sample: staple seller, easily carried We pay
expenses ard salary or commission and furnish
samples on application. Address Lock Box 40.
New YORK city iy 4-eodtJy4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07

WANTED, TWO GENTLEMEN TO
W OCCUPY A PLEASANT ROOM with
board in private family. References cx-
changed. Terms moderate. Apply at BOO wcss
Main street. &C I-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07

W east Clay street. Nlcely-iurnished rooms.
Gao accommodate several tansieut toar4eIs
during the Exposition. Cars pass the door.
I'll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07
ORANGE RLOSSOM
nK. McGlLL'S FAMOUS ORANGE

gives i'm mediate relief aud perm a1ently cures
al diseases peculiar 10 ladies. irs. ". ~.
MILES. General Agent, 1909 east Brood street,
Ri'nn iOni. Va &C I-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07

AIRS VI. f.. WEiSIGER. HAVING
IVA removed TO 3l9 south Third street,
wishes both permanent and transient
boarders for bright and attractive rooms.
Visitors 10 the Fair desired; also table
bOarders. oc 7-lts
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

by Associated Press,
New Orleans. La. March 7.-Iiainy
weather and muddy track did NOT help
the races, and the crowd aud sport We're
only fair.
First selling purse $500, for non-wia-
ners, five furlongs Billy Duncan, los,
j. Hi. even money, won by two lengths I;
Consigneu, 1903, COttrel, s 10 ., second;
Sanford, 1903, Gilman, 10 TO l, third.
Time, 110 IL. a, G. Tucker, Merry
Hyes, Sheridan. Clarke aud Norwood
second racc-Pursc 500, selling. nom
winners. five furongs Excelsior III,
Kennedy 10 TO !, won handily in two
lcngths; Looking Backward, los, Gil
man, . 10 3. second. Maggie Beck, lO3.
Cnssn, TO .. third Time, l.l5 II.
Jim Boyd, Jack WEIGH and Blue Eyes
Third race-Parsc $3.50. selling. seven
furionEs, 1asso, i05, j. Fisher, 8 to l.,
won, gnlloping by ten lengths; Forest
King. lOj j. Hill. 10 /. second; Out
cry. III, COttrell, even money, third.
Time, /: "a -. Katy Did, Sight Draft.
Rover. Gcn'nrme aud Mary Sue also ran.
Fourth race-Purse 500, handicap,
-x and onc-holf furlongs, Henry Wws-
ley, lOl. Knight ] TO ., won by eight
lengths; Cor1net 20, Cole, 4 to !, second ;
Rcd John, 100. Garner. TO 1, third.
Time, 80 Ii Rosebud also ran.
Fifth race Purse 500, selling, for
nuu-winucrs Of more than one race, five
and one-hnlf furlongs Sewing Girl, 90,
A. Clayton, 10 to /, won, ridden out by
one-half length. The Bully %. Cassin,
TO |, second; Burrplls Billet, lis,
Midgety. . to ., third. Time, 1:2i.
BriseO. Wigwam aud J'iilin also ran.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
An INFORMANT RILL-


By Associated Press.
Washington, March An important
bill has been intraduced by Represen-
tatiyc Talbert of South Carolina to
amend the act to refund to the states
and territories the money collected un-
der the direct tax of August .. 1851.
1t provides that money received from
the sale of lands bid in for direct taxes
under the act of June Z, 1862. to col
lect the direct tax in insurrectionary
districts, from the sale Of lands under
the frcemen's act Of July 10 1866 and
the act of June S, 1862, chlll be ru-
turned to the owner of the lands when
they are 'Contiscated, or their heirs of
the same disposition mado of receipts
from rent of the lands.
The boneiicinres are to give release of
all claims against tie government growing
out of these acts. The secretary of the
lreasnry is to sell the bonds purchased
from the proceeds OF these re-sales and
rents and apply the proceeds to reimburse
the former owners and money already
pnid to the state from amounts due TO ap-
pli'dnts. All conflicting parts of acts it
is proposed 90 repul.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

rates should be restored and side trips
either abandoned by both or permitted
over both roads. President lfheinhart de-
clined. but suggested an immedhate re-
permanent settlement 10 BE- resumed where
they were dropped by Vice President
Croker last summer. lie inhmated that
he expected TO be in California WITHIN
three MONTHS and suggested thnt tho
negotiations be resninsd 81 that time
Ihia is where The matter now rests
notice Of Withdrawal from the Western
Passenger association BY fling an add.
t0nal notice today. withdrawing from oil
local associations. and nlso from tic lni-
migrant clearing house arrangements.
tbs action Il s. thought Will materially
ern Passenger association territory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

An extremely pretty sytna /
for the hair of a brunette
narrow band Of silver, wis 4
circles the head, Ornamf1ie
little silver wings pereAe4 ? 4
little to either side Of ID
front.
Indian brass Is among "
portntions.It has q ccppf a
makes 1t warmer lookilg it-l
Bowls, trays and candidate
chased. come IN this wers y
tho most beautiful pieces n
in repoussr and fillgree Won
Fans are much smaller iia
and the most fashionable =
empire air givers mouaiN
shell sticks Of yellow, we
broidcred very finely yih
in Louis XIV styles and illn'
spangles. n
For a head rest make =
four inches deep, twelye
wide. cover It at Thy sides W
of lettuce green silk any q. (
with chamois skin emeiqlsdsi'i \ X
en- rod or inaiienhaif iefii
cushion in at both ends ,lha
with green and gold llaseI !.
which are sown on y lhe W
the handles; make three p'~
tassels at each corner.
The ordinary snl'nt pa'l ~, .
cranes are sold mASes Z wv
for photographs when
Give the basket a coal y l vi !.
paint and ornament y W. ~, :
gold paint and sprays Of , W. ~
Line it with pale blue ~ v
place n layer Of scented ~ 7
For handles take two plse . "
bone. wind with blue rip0''' =
opposite corners,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08


st. Louis, No, March THE 1000
persons that attended the ruces al Fast
St. Louis were treated 10 good sport.
Results:
First race Five furlongs, selling. Hi
ram Argo ll5, j Smith . to / won,
. Collector 1O5, pianto S to second Envy
lO2, G. Mcdonald TO i third. Time,
1.OO.
Second racc-Six furlougs. selling.
Izcll 100, Phantom to won. III Puso
lu5, BuTen to second, Highwaymln
06, MctNc II to ! third. Time, I 20 IL.
Third Nce-Six furlongs. Startling
100, W. Flynn 3 to | won, Bango 1Ot,
j, Smith . to second. Haroldine 1O7,
Piantonim o 10 third Time, I 20.
Fourth rlce-SN flrlongs, selling. Rus
sell Grey 93, Flynn s 10 1 won. Coyerton
Ill, Pi0ntonlm @ 20 / second, Eunice 1903.
j Smith to third Time. 1:9u1-i
Fifth race Six fnrlongs. Chiswirk
10. Burrcl o % 10 won, Miss Kitty liz.
Mcdonald : TO / second Philadelphia
ne; nonnelly @ to 1 third Time,
sixth receive furlongs. selling. Co
lucky 100, j Smith . 10 / won. BAY
Court lQJ Turinn II to second, Tray
more %, Watson to third. Time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
AFTER HER HUSBAND.
MRS. McAUJIFFE PELrs HER
HUSBAND WITH GLASSES,
And slugs Another "Pug" Who In
fered-Races at East st. Louis,
New Orleans and Hot Springs.
Other Sporting Notes.


Denver Col, March 7.-1Iack McAh-
life. champion light weight Of the world,
who was recently mixed up IN street
fight with young Mitchell In san Fran
visco, arrived IN Denver today. lie
hpent the day In company with Denver
Ia Smith and other SPORTS, and tonight
at Smiths saloon. Mrs. Smith. who per
haps thought her husband and bis friends
had taken a drop too much. began pelt.
ing them with beer glasses. McQuald
of Providence, X. l.. friend OF McAui-
life, attempted 10 pacily the enraged ,wo-
man. and she proceeded to pummel him
IN most approved hStic fashiQn. The
Police quelhd the disturbance but made
no arrests. McAuiiffe left tonight for
Chicago, where he expects to arrange a
contest with George Dawson for a linn
tied number Of rounds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
TRIALS or A WIDOW.
She Missed Her First Suitor, but
Captured Another.

BY Associated Press.
1to,,,tL ,r,,,n Af,rh -Nfrs ttra,yl
hoy,,,,. , ,,.i,,,. ~ II. f'n
n,,, II, & " 49,, NV, l.;
IL. ~ 81 ''li, '"'t o,,,'i' "p .' a
igt"i vouI' !VH"!i Hne hteps o" ~
~ nouac, "iu, iil.'5I yu5t,ll "ns i tHii,
sho grow ihtl"ucnoIy' unu ue5ah 10 tillhh
" wnS not gool l9r woman 10 pe alone,
Mhl.I III ms slate sue th'hteu 10 ~
an ADVERTISEMENT IN the lnhtlllohluI
column OIL a newspaper, stnunB that a
Iorlorn widower O0, wen preserved
lively and weil-to-do' desired to core
spond with a mlddle-aged lady OBJECT
matrimony."
She answered the advertisement, and
in due time received letter from the
"forlurn widower,' Mr.. John Nicolas
of NohleWile, Ind. photographs, locks
OF hair and other amatory tokens were
exchanged, and at last MIR Nicolas came
down 10 Memphis to see his fair CORE
spundent They We're pleased with each
other, and the match would have been
made olf-han6 but for an obstacle. 1t
proved insnperable. MIR. Nicolas wanted
what Mr. I<rn,H ,yns not-n widow with
two dauehtnrs far he had two sons who
needed wives md tho desire of his heart
WINS IN mako n trime wedding of il.
IInvrcv,r Ls tniI NIrs I[rnyI ne had n
tri,nS In In,iSna r,hn wnuii I'M. snit
hrr and oGcr,i 10 send him on, This
80 a,rs,d IN md NIco IA went home.
10 Jno cti,n,. bis friend. Mr. William
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
ro RnsrRlcr IMAnGRArIoN.


Washington, March Z The house com
mittcO ON immigration and naturalization
considered today bill by Representative
Lockwood Of Buffalo, y y, for The en-
forocment Of The law Of d0miHlc and
the restriction of immigration The bill
was introduced at the request Of labor
ORGANIZATIONS and would make Il unlawful
for residents of the United States to con-
tract for allen labor, or for any person
who hns acquired citizenship 10 return
homo and returning continue to labor in
the United Statcs, aud would forbid The
employment of alien lnborcm an Amer
lean ycssea cruising In the great lakes.
The bill " particularly aimed agninst the
Canadian and Mexican loborcrs who re-
VAN ihclr homes across Tho border. bnt
nrp engaged la working IN the United
States. returning daily or weekly to their
domcllcs Discussion Of the matter was
not concluded.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

curions, but it grows out Of a peculiarly
of wOrnenkind which gives the shoe
clerks a great deal Of trouble. They say
that the majority OF women will not
try shoe that Is The right size They
nearly all want them to be too snail.
II often happens that woman buys a
shoe which she has declared to be the
most comfortable that She ever put on
her feet. Then She gets home and sees
the number. or sees il before the pur-
chase is wrapped up. and II II is shade
larger than she has been in the habit Of
buying she will not take the purchase.
On tiiis account there has grown up Il
custom Of marking shoes with a cipher
system, which only the manufacturers
and dealers can understand. The re-
suit is that many women are more wisely
shod than ever they were before.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

The woman of today n ii
learned III Eeyptology, & 4
recent Developments to M N
was highly regarded 10 h, "a
We find them acting d
tie minority Of tLelr IS.
acted business and bequil 3
erty. Deeds Of Gifts lsn &
by a mother to her dangiis 4
ar ia which a mother triafsi
orty TO her daughter a NJ
tons. Then there Is d ~
IIatasu, a most brilliant NJ
remarkable builder.
Tie oldest known fragnnli
pillowed the head Of d youa, h
was doubtless buried via =
poet as Tonnyson OF oar Oh
buried with his. There 4 a!
ton that the higher edpratx
was duly considered end L :
of coeducation exist il Is *
cause chose ancient people =
too wise 10 attempt l.
That women Possessed y
delightful manner Of orlsslagt
is inferred from the fact ihiil
fruits and STATUES Of Egyni,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08
RECOGNIZE GOD.
A DELEGATION BEFORE THE
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE,
Seeking TO Have sin Gods Appointed
way through Jesus Christ
Placed in the Con-
stitution.
IL Aasoclnted Presa.

BY Associated Press.
Washington, March Z. - The senate
committee on Judiciary heard a large
delegation Of the Reform Presbyterian
church today in advocacy of the rec9E-
milton OF God in the constitution OF the
United States.
Rev. II. H. Gerridge of Beaver FAILS;
introduced the various speakers any
made q short Introductory address which
was followed later by Rev. Il. u. Steven
son OF Philadelphia, editor OF me STATE
who read large number of letters IN
GLIDING one FROM Rev. Joseph Cook, call-
ing attention To the fact that Goo Is
recognized In tho declaration of indepen-
dcnce in the constitution of forty states
or the Union, IN the national coinage
and by the supreme court, when. hau
declared this 10 be- n Christian nation
Mr.. Stevenson argued that the su-
prcmacy of God Is now recognized IN
many ways. officially and legally, ana
c0Gteuded for an amendment to the con
siitutiOn, granting this further recognl-
ton.
Rev. w. ]. Robbins Of Allegheny, Pa,
pointed out the danger OF the land from
secular influences and newspapers at
tempting 10 eliminate the Christian spirit
and claimed tine right of the people 10
their constitutional amendment,
Rev. David MacAllister of Allegheny;
replying to Senator Lindsay. SAID ne ulu
not consider that this would affect the
first amendment 10 the constitution. ne
said large proportions of Jews had slgncd
petitions for tHs amendment. lie
thought a jew could cOnscienti0usly sub
scribe 10 n constitution which said In
Gods appointed way through Jesus
Christ"
l.. reply to Senator Hoar, he admitted
that he could not subscribe TO c0nsll-
tuition which would say: Through God s
appointed way which is not through
Jesus Christ"
Senator Wins asked what would be the
effect of adding after Through Jesus
Christ the words 'and his yice-rcgent
ON earth. the Holy Roman Pontil.'
Or. McAllistcr replied that America
mad been founded by the Uugueuots and
Pr1tostants.
Rev. r. j George Of the theological
| seminary, Pittsburg, and Mr.. BOwe, lay.
man of Baltimore also spoke
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

To make pretty and delicious egg
salad boil for twenty-five minutes as
many eggs os are necessary for your
guests. Remove the yolks with a care
tul hand-for after tits long boiling the
ynlk is exceedingly tender. Either chop
og sl!red the whites very fine, Take n
sufficient number OF lettuce leaves. hav-
ms them as nearly Of size as possible.
and crinkled and crisp from bath of
ice water Put tho leaves on a dish and
~ each one arrange hollow little nest
" CHOPPED whitos, and IN the center put
one Eolk Over each nest thus made put
tablespoonful of mayOnnnise dressing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-08

Missouri Kansas aud Texas and px.
press Oiicials nro ~ pgog over the latest
movement OF The Dalton gang, says the
Scdallo Gazette.
For several months thrgc drsperldoca
hnvo kept Qu.ei aud have not mn,pstel
the trains 10 the Territory. The Off
eera hnve acted up0n the sayinr thut
"there Il always q lull before ii storm"
aud have had mon posted to keen thcm
fully Informed OF everything that was
tJunniring.
For the past several weeks the gang
has been fortified Ia tie Sapulpl
mountains, forty miles west Of Ninita
They were hOnvily armed aud well
mounted, and wore evidently thoroughly
eUnipping Themselves,
Friday night tboy broke camp and
heRan thelr ride tu tho eastward toward
Ymia, ivory Indication points 10 the
fact that s.id Va 10 be mnde upon the
Missouri, l\ansAA and Texas The
"kRty" officials and the American l5N.
preas company have put on extra guards,
nnd IL H. Ton To ono thut raid from tho
npltons Win result differently from The
kelsp aftNir, Tho guards are anppliel
with shotgms, tlir shclls of which con
tain sixteen buctahOt
Nothing has been heard Of tho paltous
since they bravo camp.