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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10

To the Virginia Historical society Tbroug h
Ambassador baNard.


The regular monthly meeting OF the
executive committee Of the Virginia His
torical Society was held at the socicty's
building on Saturday. IN the absence
OF Mr.. joseph Bryan, the president. Mr.
Il. h Aunford was called 10 tie chair
The other members present We're Measrl
Brooke. Bruce, Wise, Gaines. Slanai j.
Richardson. and Valentine
The following persons were elected an
nual members. Mrs c. y. Payne. Wa
ington, -. c.; Charles +. Whtner. At
lanta, Ga; Mrs. Mary l.. cambridge, Gin
cinnati o.; Or Thomas BOhannan, Louis
VILE. Ky. Harvey VI. Harper Chicago,
Ill. c. g. McGeehee Jr., Atlanta. Ga. (:
DR. Christopher Johnston. Baltimore, Md.
Sales OF magazines and collect ons
amounting 10 $40, were reported by the
librarian. also the reception OF a large
number Of sea-shelis from all parts Of
the world, the gilt Of Mrs. William Cam
cron. OF Melbourne, Australia.
The correspondir secretary read a let
ter from Hon. Thomas +. Bayard, Ameri-
can Ambassador in London. saying that
the Master Of the Rolls at Mr.. Bayard's
request had give orders for the issue TO
the Historical Society OF Virginia CT a
set OF the published volumes of the Royal
Historical Mss Comm. ssion. In his let-
ter Mr.. Bayard said further: II desire. 10
draw your attention to the exceptional
character OF this gift. for such societies
as yours are not within the pury.cw OF
the law regulating the distribution, and
no other society than your own fas
been. or Is likely TO be. made the reclpi-
emit"
a committee was appointed to confer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10
DOCTORS TRY hONYOE.
Oneial Records Opsn to tho PubIk
A well-known Physician Tests the New
Discovery With Most succsssfaI Re-
suits.
DR.. George F. Brooks. No. % Temple

DR.. George r. Brooks. No. % Temple
Place. Boston. says:
II have used good many rheumatism
medicines in the course OF my practice.
but | can candldly say that l never saw
a remedy as effective as Munyon's Rheu-
matism Cure. | gave the sample bottle
/ got Monday 10 one OF my patients.
lady who has had chronic rheumatism In
her limbs for years. Her knee and elbow
joints were stir. and she suffered great
pain. Its effect was simply marvellous.
Relief from pain was obtained In a few
hours after the first dose. and inside OF
twenty four hours the lady was feeling
better than she had for years. | shall
prescribe Munyon's Cure for all cases OF
rheumatism that come under my care In
the future"
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure IL guar
anteed TO cure rheumatism In any part
of the body. Acute or muscular rheuma-
tism cured in from one TO five days. II
never fails to cure sharp. shooting pains
I'm the arms, legs. sides. back or breast.
or soreness In any part OF the body In
from one 10 three hours. II Is guaran-
teed to promptly cure lamcness, stin and
swollen joints. stifY back. and all pains
in tho hips and loins. Chronic rheuma-
t.sm sciatia. lumbago. or pain in@the
back are speedily cured.
MUNYON'S homeopathic Home Rene
dy Company. OF Philadelphia. put up spe-
cities for nearly every disease, which arc
sold by all druggists, mostly for % cents
a bottle.
Those who are In doubt as 10 the ma
tura OF their disease should address Pro
fessor Munyon. 1915 Arch street, Phila-
delphia. giving full symptoms OF their
disease Professor Munyon Will carefully
diagnose the case and give you the bene-
TIT OF his advice absolutely free OF all
charge. The Remedies will be sent to
any address on receipt OF retail price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10

livercd a very impressive discourse after
reading the first chapter OF the fnst
Epistle OF ST. Peter, which was 'o'hw-
ed by the conversion OF wandc:er Who
was induced TO attend the mission FOR
the first fine Sunday. The meeting vas
very interesting one. The serves at
night were conducted by Mr.. j. j. White.
and were also interesting. and wor. fol-
lowed by number OF requests Tor r'ay-
er.
The Saturday night services at ms mis-
sion are very interesting 70 -"h' ay-
school teachers and scholars as the Ir'h-
cinal mart of the time necessary 10 con-
duct the meeting is taken mp In inter-
preting and explaining the lesson for the
Following day by a competent teacher.
Services are held az this mission e"iy
night IN the week at o'clock and every
SUNDAY afternoon AT 3 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10
sTNDlI-SCHOOL ASSOCf1IION.
The Disciples Bimonthly Meeting Held
Yesterday.

The Disciples sunday-school Associa-
ton held its regular bimonthiy meeting
SUNDAY afternoon at the Seventh street
christian church President G. {. White
presided and Mr.. c. a. Iinkc acted as
Tbe exercises were op~'ed with song
after which Rev. II. 6. harrison read a
portion OF the third chapter OF Ephcsia1is
ana rev. l.. NJ. Omer offered prayer
The address was delivered by Mr.:
George " Anderson From the life OF
solomon and other Old Testament heroes
he drew many practical lessons for the
guidance of the young: .,,a
The reports from the several schools
were very good. Marshall-Street schooi
recaptured the banner, which was pre-
scented bv Rev. Jabez Hall IN a very ie-
Ucitious manner. and accepted by MI: ".
J. Kimbrough. the superintendent OF the
successful school. - c..,....
Revs. Jabez Han and II. c. Garrison
made short addresses on matters relalihs
TO the good OF tiie oiyas he Statistical
figures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10

who VIII Participate in the Big Parade
IN hur-hnN MornInE.

The following is the order in which the
uarficlpants in the biz parade on Ger
man-Day will march next Thursday morn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10

parIiclpants in the big parade on Ger
man-Day will march next Thursday morn
ing.
squad Of police.
st. Marys Home Band.
Alarshals j. II. Blumelinck, Charles
Gasser, ". Schmidt.
President A. Won y. Rosencgk.
hides OF the president and coior-oearers
on horseback. in dark clothes. "hlte neck
lie. white gloves. and silk hats. AIDES
II G. Miller. ". il. Zimmerman, l..
Kcrsten, Louis EuLer. {. e. Ihon' j. H.
Ald6endorf. JOS. ". Bliley, Il. Witt
kamp. II. l.. Hutzer, l.. b. Felthaus'
NJ Il. Fritosche. o. l.. Brauer, Marx
Gunst. H. eraser. T. Schwanne' Aug.
goenI.ng. Aug. sulle. G. Werner. VIII
liam Rueger Color-bearers. II. kramer
II. tanning, Charles Battige.
Marshals Charles T.. Loeliier and Joseph
Stumrf.
Members on horseback.
Blues Band.
..aptain Charles HaTa and members OF
the Germania Pleasure Club, dressed IN
the old German co1tIme. on hofseDdcn,
:.ctlng as escort 70 the float
A magnihcen.ly decorated float, arrans-
cd BIZ Mr.. +. Lindner. Upon throne ID
the centre and under a large canopy are
90
Charles cAsser. and Germania, represent
ell by Mss T. Weinbrum both appropri-
atelv and handsomely dressed. Behind
each Is stationed page, ana ln 'front.'
herald. with trumpet. The hoat VIII -
drawn by six inasnihcentiy caparisontu
horses, each led by gentleman ia con
tincntal uniform, anu on eacn si-e OF tAe
float viii march xix gentlemen IN old Ger
man costumes and ha!1crds.
Then Will follow carriages. containing
the ladies OF the committees ana LADIES'
of the Gcrman-A ncrican Society or the
Virginia Hospital
Next Will follow carriages, with repre-
sensations Of an German iodscs and
.ther organizations in this city.
Headquarters Will be opened carly that
morning at Saenger Halle. while The
paradc will be formed al the corner OF
seventh and Broad streets ~ 10 4. VI. The
procession Will move down Broad 20 Nine
teenth. down Nineteenth 20 Main, up
Main 10 Sixth. up Sixth to Broad, and
up Broad street TO the Exposition
Grounds.
4 number OF German ladies were busily
engaged all day yesterday in the garden
In the rear Of Saenger Halle. In preparing
festOons of cedar ana evergreen, which
will be used in the decoration of the
float About dinner time the ladies were
entertained by Mr.. Anthony Schwann, the
caterer of the building. with an elegant
dinner, which was highly appreciated by
them.
In another part OF the garden Messrs.
NJ. Mittellorfer x Son were nard
at work in fitting up the float,
which judging from the progress
made in the decorations will surpass any
thing of its kind ever seen before in Rich
mond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10

The funeral OF Mr.. Patrick McGovorn
took place Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
from the Sacred Heart church. Rev. J.
h. O'Reilly conducted the services. Mr..
McGovern was born in Ireland and came
TO this country many years ago. vlere
he gained the friendship and est 'em Of
ell with whom he came IN contact. He
was in the seventy-flrst year If MS ;ge,
and the popularity of he icceas,'l was
attested by the large concourse - friCr ds
who attended the funeral. lie 'eares two
sons-Messrs. Peter and John McGJv.rn-
20 mourn their loss. Tho intcrncIt was
made in Mt Calvary Cemetery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10

The new organ. or rather the overhauled
and extended organ at St Paul's church.
has been placed in position. and to-day
tie electric motor which provides IL
air viii be set up in day or two the
tuning Of the organ viii be con -nenced
and this work will take up about three
weeks The interior OF the church has
been thoroughly overhauied. and "a very
fine picture i'm MOSAIC OF the Lords Sup
per after Leonardo ia Ninci viii be
placed over the communion table
The church Will not be opened until
next month. and mp 10 that time the
services Will be continued In tie lecture
room.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10
Bap,ist SUNDAY Schools.

The monthly meeting Of the Baptist
Sunday-ScEool Association was held sun
day afternoon at Nenable-Stroet church.
ON modon Of Judge Hancock, it was
resolved to admit the Sunday school OF
the Broadus Memorial Baptist church
into the Association. This makes the
number OF schools in the association
twenty. The falling of IN tie attend
ance during August gave rise 10 eN-
tempore talks By Rev. pr. j. s. Dil.
Judge Il. A. Hancock. Messrs. II. L.
Carter. and r. NJ. Smith, suggesting va
rious explanations Tor The deDietions of
the schools during the heated term
In the absence OF the president Mr..
William Ellyson occupied the chair
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10
Sacred Heart Church

The celebration Of High Mass at 1890
4. NJ. was resumed sunday. Rev. James
e. O'Rcilly pastor. officiating. The choir
was unusually Gull and rendered Peter ;
Mass. with the exception Of the Gloria
i'm Excelsis. which was from RosewiS. in
excellent style The assistant pastor
preached briefly from the Gospel OF the
Sunday: "No man can serve TWO masters,
81" Matthew vi, 2i-33.
At $3.50 Il. NJ. the funeral Of Mr.. Patrick
McGovern. one of the oldest members
of the congregation, took place and was
very largely attended. The pastor OF
fciated. and The interment was at Mount
Calvary.
Nespers were sung at , =. Nj. by the
Junior choir as usual
The Sunday school resumed Its work
after two months recess, but, owing 10
the extreme heat. not more than hdlt
the children attended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10
pE. TTLLTNGHfU ON THE BJELE.
HeIcils of it, Genuine e. and Great Good
to Wen.

tR '-'Ais
Dr. j. r WMngham preached at Grace
street Presbyterian church Sunday morn
ing 90 a good congregation. Ills subject
was. "The Bible Gods Revelation to
Man"
God in mercy ard love revealed Him
self in His word said Dr. Willirgnam
satar hates the Bible. lie does not want
mon 70 believe it Ills first temptation
with Eve was 20 make her distrust Got's
word anG then aisO3ey This is his plan
sUI 10 pcrsoll and those Of his INK are
iut the successors OF the serpent ia the
Garden. teaching TO distrLst Gods worn
and ucr dis,bey him. We find that
those who wrote the Bible claimed that
they Were inspired of God. They were
fhe best men of their times. they We're
fr1o men so far as We can judge. Tn
writing they claimed not 90 5e perfect
..t conccai.np not their own shortcom-
gs. gave Gods message. In the Bible
.e the greatest unity. IN thC midst OF the
creates, diversity. as 20 the writers,
taclr times ana subjects They ranged
fOm kings % the plaincsl. humblest
Norknrmen. They wrote i'm different
continents. and centuries elapsed be-
tween ihelr writings. Some wrote avs
SOME I.NINflcS, some prophecies, some
nt t'ls and songs. soiac letters some revc-
ifHors. yet there is in all tho book the
most wonderful unity. ID shows that no
man or set OF men wrote, that God wrote
through wou.
fte idea of GOD given therein is above
That 90 heatAcn nations. whose gods are
gods ol ini4uity and hceutousness Ihc
i9ca Of man given ga The Bible is the
pnf'st Christ Jesus is tlc mode. man
OF ne ages. II the Bible is moi divine
how Goes one account for this man of all
r,en lhe prophecies prove the Bible
O. De- Gods word. The striking mstan-
o"s OF Tyre. Babylon. Nncvoh. Egypt. the
rrje ton and scattering of the Jews. the
gathering bon of the Gentiles-a., prove
1888 divine origin. Every Gentle Chris
Ian church and song OF praise and SER
sac" - "a irlilmcnt Of prophecy.
Look at the effect produced on men
cp rauons. and see that here is a book
above all others. The testimony of those
vine have received the book into their
own hearts is that there is no book Ike
Gods own book. The Old Testament
and New Testament stand or fan to-
eethcr IL is all Gods word and inter-
woven. Christ received the old Tcsta-
went. The book is given us as a "lsmp
90 oar feet and a light % our path %
God saw u5 i'm darkness amid pitfalls OF
sin and gave This light. Let us receive
10. follow lt, and thus We VIII come
into the light of the eternal city. where
D.a IS the b .t thereof
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10
EnMnrlh i.nagner..

All the arrangements are complete for
the grand rally of the Epworth League
Union OF Richmond and Manchester at
Clay-Street Methodist church tonight.
The programme of exercises IS ara adj
mirable one. singing being the leading
feature. 10 is requested that all Of the
chapters. as far as possible. attend in
a body. and those members who cannot
do so. on reaching the church-dOOr give
the ushera the name Of their chapter,
so that they may be assigned seats with
their associates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10

The weekly meeting Of s;onewan Club,
No. 35. l. l.. A., Was held last night in
their rooms at the Y. ". c. A., with their
president In the char. The question de-
bated was that Ancient literature has a
more refining influence on civilization
than modern or medieval After q very
spirited discussion a vote was taken
which resulted Ia q tie
The subject for next Monday night IS
Resolved. That the State of Virginia
should raise 81 100000 for the improvement
OF the roads, The public are cordially
invited
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10

The Committee on Relief of the Poor
met last evening at the City Almshouse
with the following members present:
Mcssrs. Mcdowell chairman, Blake,
Brock. Don Leavy. Ferriter. Picot. Seay,
and Snead. The usual amount of routine
business was transacted and number of
bills were ordered 10 be paid The new
rules which are 20 govern the depart
ment We're cNamind and corrected.
Captain Reeve was appointed commit
tee of one TO formulate rules for the
guidance and management Of the free
dispcnsaries for the poor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10

were admitted to the practice OF law
In this tribunal yesterday.
A suit was instituted by John n.
Mountcastle against William 7. Taylor
for 5000 damages. This Is case In
tort for libel for writing insulting
words.
The trial Of the writ Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Company against w.
s. Watkins. for unlawful detainer, has
been set down for to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10

with n committee OF the Westmoreland
club. Daughters OF the Revolution. the
Colonial Danes, and the Valentine Mu-
scum as to the practicability and cost
Of having a lfe-slze photograph taken
of the Houdon statue Of Washington in
the State Capitol.
second committee was appointed 10
examine. with a view to purchase,
portrait of Colonel cambridge. the father
OF Martha Washington. this portrait, now
in Richmond. being for sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10

1T VIII Show a Smaller Decrease Than
Mas Generally Expected.

Colonel Morton Marye. the Auditor of
Public Accounts. has now in his pos
session complete returns from ninety
eight out OF the one hundred counties
in this state. as TO the assessed yalua-
lion OF property. The land-bcoks OF 1884
show the aggregate OF ,he assessed valua-
tons in these counties 10 be sl9j. iJI -,
while the aggregate OF the year 1876 is
SlSs,IJ SO. showing a decrease OF S,,zy9.-
5z2, or 3 "a yer cent.
All Of the cities except Roanoke have
been heard from. and in these cities an
Increase OF sl,2ii.Si0 has bcel ascertainei,
50 that the actual decrease all over the
State. so far as reported, IS s6,025, 1872. or
a little less than per cent.
In the two counties yet to be heard
from. and the city of Roanoke. the
probable decrease will hardly reach 81.
oc0OCo. so that il is certain that the
total decrease In the entire State Will
not exceed $4,000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10

The Richmond Light Infantry Blues,
Fourth Battalion Virginia Volunteers,
have decided 10 visit the Cotton states
Exposition at Atlanta during the COM
ing fall. it is more than probable that
they will determine TO leave here in
time 20 attend the observance OF Nir-
ginia-Day. on October 10th. when II IS
expected that a large crowd Of N.rginans
will gather around Governor O'Ferral
and his staff
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10

The labor convention to be- held to-
morrow night al Ellett's Hall will doubt
less be largely attended and the indica-
tons are that five candidates for the
Legislature will be selected from among
the workingmen. Mr.. Doherty. in speak
ing of the convention. said that he could
give.no information as TO its probable ac-
ton. and there was nothing new In the
situation. The proceedings. he said, would
be given out for publication.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10
To Organize To-Day.

The meeting for the organization OF
the Richmond Traction Company. whiclf
was 10 have been held yesterday, has
been postponed until to-day In order 10
comply with certain requirements OF the
law. The meeting Will be held al the
office OF John l.. Williams * Sons this
afternoon.
The company has contracted for 1909
tons of gJ-pOund street rails for the new
Broad-strcet line. This amount VIII be
sufficient to construct the FIRST eight miles
Of the road
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10

The Board Of Directors OF Friends
Orphan Asylum hereby acknowledge
with grateful thanks the receipt OF the
five thousand $500 bcgucathed 10 the
Asylum by the 10 dr. Marx Downy.
The board desirl~ further 10 thank the
legal representatives, Of Mv. Downy, Tor
Kindness shown and promptness with
which the above amount was paid.
REV J. II. HOLMES, Pres.
". +. EPpS, Sec.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10

An alarm OF fire was turned in about
10.3o last night from the Third-Street
engine house. 1t was caused by the burn
ing OF "A dwelling No. Si2 north Third
street occudied by a woman named
Belle Robinson. The house, which was
damaged to the extent OF 1900. is the
property of Mr.. Thomas Rector The
loss is covered By insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10
Had No Quorum

a meeting of the two branches OF the
City Council was called for last evening
to consider as Committee on the Whole.
the revised city ordinances. Under a
resolution adopted by the Council. II was
agreed that tive members Of the two
branches should form a quorum This
required number not being present at
any time. no business could be trans
acted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10

Then they all step aside simultancoussy
a. as 20 give everybody full Wow OF
the score-board, when loud shout comes
from all SIDES at once.
Tobias" is really come to ne Q neces-
sary part OF the proceedings at West-End
Park. His two small legs supporting q
diminutive body upon which Is rather
comical locking head. and his bare iees.
with a stone-bruise on each, are faminar
to the baseball patrons OF the city
ri large
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10

Beginning Saturday August 18th. and
continuing each Saturday thereafter. un-
ri Senfauher 2sth. Inclusive. the SOUTH
ERN RAILWAY will sell round-trip tick
cts from Richmond TO keysville and inter
mediate stations, at rate OF one rare TOR
the round trip.
These tickets will be sold for Train
No. II OKeysvile Accomm odation icav-
ing Richmond at p. NJ only, and VIII
be good to return until the following
Nonday. : G. WHITEHEAD.
City Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10

While tho eultry weather Of Ssn1ly
afternoon kept many az home there was
o goodly number who did brave me heat
aud attend The afternoon services AZ The
Union Gospel Mission, corner OF 'lGhth
and Main streets, and they were well
repaid Tor doicg co. "a Mrs. Glover oe-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10

Mai. b. +. Howard. the Chief CO Po-
lice Of Richmond. has returned from
Boston and an extended trip through
the Eastern States. where he went with
the Knights Templar 10 attend the
great triennal gathering. The Major IS
enjoying the best of health, and IS great
ly refreshed by the much-needed recrea-
a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10
Visitors nj the Auditors Office.

Among the visitors at the office Of
Colonel Morton Marye, Auditor of Public
Accounts, yesterday were +. w. Mil
stead. sheriff OF Warwick county, and
DR.. c. A. Jones. health officer OF New
port News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10
UNFIT ToI THE SOUTH.

The matter was informally discussed
in all of its phases, many members
taking part, and majority Oh lheH
were disposed TO lay the blame Tor the
usa of the book at the door of Superin-
tendent of Public instruction Massey,
while others seemed to think that the
responsibility did not lie with him. the
general sentiment, however, was That the
book was unfit for the children of Con-
federates to use.
The whole matter was finally laid over
until the next meeting night at whieh
time it IS hoped that the Attorney-Gene-
ral will be present and suggest some way
10 get rid of the obnoxious book.
After speeches from various members
and visitors In regard to the good OF the
organization had been made the camp ad-
journed until next Monday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10

Itev. Dr. W. L. Wright. after a months
vacation, spent in North Carolina. has
returned 10 the ci.y in renewed vigor
and health. He preached twice Sunday
to excellent congregations at Leigh
Street Baptist church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10
BARNES HISTORY DISCUSSED.

After other business had been disposed
t. however. the matter was pretty
thoroughly discussed by members OF the
camp. Commander Gray. of Lee camp
who was present, said that he saw no
reason why the children OF Richmond >
public schools should be compelled 10
use Barnes history. The school In " III
chester, he said. had rejected'it, the par
ents of the children declaring that they
would take their children from schooi
rather than allow them to study ina.
history. He was under the impression
he said that the Superintendent OF PUP
lie instruction was responsible lot inc
use of the book.
Historian Hazelwood did not agree III
this view III He said that the Board
Of Public instruction recommended GER
tain histories, which might be used. ana
the city School Board specifies the par
ticular ores.
comradc Talley said as he UNDERSTOOD
il the Board of Public instruction was
under a four years contract 10 use
Barnes History, and that nothing could
be done before the expiration OF That
time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-10

BABY wants a high chair-ccO, coo,
Baby wants a rOcker-nnlaDaioo' huta-
balCO.
Baby wants a crib-tra Ia, ira la.
And all from SydnOr HunIley-aha!
1haf