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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13
The LORDS VINEYARD
Sermon and Services Sunday in the Several
Sanctuarles Of the City.
SOMETHING EVERY ONE SHOULD KNOW
Eriendship-No Sen IN Ilcavcn-Chil.
drcn's Duy-Who Art ThOu?-No
Condemnation to Thcm-Rc.cn.
Grafton nnH SnnctiHcnsion = A
National Sin RcprUvcd.

F'reemason Street Baptist church
freaching ut II a. m. by the pastor Rev
M. d. Wharton, d. ID. Subject. mo Sea
IN Heaven" At 6 p. IN. Chldren's Day
exercises. No services at night. Miss
Nicely Will sing Il solo at the afternoon
service.
Preaching at the First Baptist church.
corner of CRANKY and Freemason
streets, by the pastor, Rev. Z. =.
Hatcher Morning subject, "Something.
That Everyone Should Know" Ats %
m q special sermon will be preached
to the Merrimac Tribe. Improved Order
Of Red Men. Subject, "rriendship.'
Grace Baptist church, Rev. Lundy II.
Wright, pastor-11 a. IN. Children's Day
exercises; p. M, preaching by the pas
tor Subject, Where Art Thou?"--thc
third OF q series on the temptation OF
Adam and Eve. Sunday school at Q q.
NJ Is. \. p. u. at 7:l5 p. m.
METHODIST CHURCHES.
Epworth NJ. L. church, South-scr-
Vices to-day at II a. m. and y. NJ.
Preaching In the morning by Rev T.
Powell Garland. d. D., and at D. N. by
Rev w. II. Atwill. Sunday school at
9:15 4. m.
The following music will be rendered
at Epworth NJ. L. church to-day:
MORNING.
Anthem, "Benedic Anima Mca. Warren
Anthem, '"Te Dcum" $50. KotZscnmar
EVENING.
Anthem, Cantate Domino ... Buck
lynn them, Lead Kindly
ISL $3.50. -. ....... ...... NaElor'
"olo ...... ...... $50. ........ Selected
Miss Elizabeth a. Taylor
Cumberland Street M. T.. church
Preaching al II L. m. by Rev. w. II. At
will. Subject, mo Condemnation to
Them in Christ Jesus" Ats D. m. Rcy.
J. +. Garland will preach.
Centenary NJ. e. church, Rev w II.
Edwards, notwithstanding at II a. IN.
and Sp. m. At might Rev. Mr.. Edwards :;
viii begin series Of sermons OH Sane
tiiication." Junior League. p. m Cot
taGe prayer meeting 4: 80 D. m Sunday
school at OILS a. NJ
st, John y. NJ +. church. Rev ID. p.
Seaton. u. -, misunderstanding at II
a. M. and 7:+5 D. m. by the pastor. Morn
ing subject. "A Nations Sin Rcprovcd -
Sunday school ut $50 a. m Sunday
school special childrcn's day exercises at
$3.50 .. m. Christian Endeavor, 6 D. IN.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.
Owing 10 the farewell service Of the
council. which is held at night, the after
noon service at ST. Paul's to-day will
he changed from 6 to 5 O'Clock. This will
n De-. a Joint service for the children of the
diitcrcnt congrcga tons, who will be ad-
dressed by the Rev. Frank Stringrc!low.
Key. Il. j. McRryde. ID. D, VIII preach
1T Christ church this morning at IL
o'clock
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES.
Services at II a. m. in the Christian
Science rooms. Public Library building
corner Cranky street and College Place.
subject. The Gospel Of Inspiration .
Text, II. Timothy. l.. IL: ill.,. 14-l7 Tesli-
monial meeting Friday evening at s
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answer for Vast Tcei.-.son ~ CO.
Acics, Dnu.Iitcr,61 Acres

Question: One woman had ten eggs
another thirty eggs, and q third fifty
eggs. They all sold at the same rates
ana We. realized the same amount. How
much did each receive?
There is no Guett ion about what Is the
best and cheapest shoe store for good.
hard wear and last. Heller's $500 patrol
shoe meets AL these requirements. and
IS worn by ali classes. To be had only
at IielleI's One Price Shoe Store, Ga
Bank street
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at s,asSctt's 'To.t,,orrr,y.

AS a large advertisement in The Viz
ginian to-day recites, there will be q
special sale Of millinery which the Ia
dies will doubtless find OF great inter
est
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

WANTEp.- "A second hand parlor organ
IN good order: must be cheap: state
price for spot cash. Address ORGAN,
Virsinian office. iul3-3ts
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

WANTED.-A second hand upright
piano: good make and IN good order
Address. 'PlANO." Virsinian office
jula-3t'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

WANTED.--Lady canvasscr. Call ut II.
7. BROOKE. Roanoke avenue, from S
to Q Il. IN iIl3-It
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FOR SALE.

'fOR SALE.rTwo acres Of land on Broad
Creek cheap. Address L. IL, care THIS
oilce. jul0-3t|
For SALE.-Somc fine Fox Terrier Pup
pies, from prize winning stock, with best
OF ped:grees: warranted dead game. 236
Lincoln street, Portsmouth. ju6-lw
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

Aubrey Beardsley, the English artist,
has recovered from spell OF sickness
and 10 now in Paris, where he expects to
do much work during the summer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

WANTED.-Goo experienced stenograph-
or for one month. BUSINESS. Virgin
ian office. iul3-t {
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manitoba Young or milClc-agcd man
to travel in this and adjoining counties:
permanent position; salary $50 z month
and expenses; good chance for advance
ment Address SlIEpp PUBLISHING
COMPANY, 1920 Chestnut street, Ph.la-
Gelphia, Pa. jll3-l2t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13
IN THE CITY COURTS.
News Of Their Proceedings and Of
Clerks Office Transactions.
VIOLATION OF The GoODRIDeE LAW
j. Fihrsfsnll Ghrrett, II Talbot street
Snt00n Isccpcr,F Fined III tho Fol Fec
Sourt, for Keeping Open After
Mfdnfisht = Miscclinnooua Cases
Disposed OF.

There was little business or interest
transacted In the city courts yesterday.
Justice Iomlin, presiding III the Police
Court. hea!d an interesting case grow
ing out Of q violation of shat clause Of
me ioodridSe ordinance providing for
the closing Of bar roms at m!dnightA
D. Marshall Garrett, proprietor OF Il
talbot street saloon, Was the offender
Policeman Williamson testified that az
ter midnight. on June Sd, while passing,
by Garrett's bar. he saw men drinking
ana heard the cash register in opera
ton. On this testimony Garrett was
lined $50 and costs, from which sem
tence he appealed to the Corporation
Court lie was hailcd for his appearance
in the sum Of $3.50.
Warrants charging violation OF tho
same ordinance by the use of curtains
in obstructing public Vow at the above
place. and at Leon Salzberg's place, No.
300 church street, were discharged.
MINOR CASES.
Lester Land, a small colored boy.
stealing barrels; thirty days in jail.
William Whitehurst, thirty days in jail
in default OF furnishing Il bond for So
briefly
Robert May, colo.ed boy, assault;
continued till Monday and The prisoner
bailcd.
Tie ease OF Fine White. colored, who
was fined 81 Friday for assaul.ng Mar
garct Daniels, colorcd, was reopcncd and
dismissed.
Corporation Court Ap-aM ETA
In the Corpora ton Court yesterday
Daniel Il. Merritt qualified TO celebra lie
the rites Of ma trimony, giving bond in
the sum OF $500
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

WANTED--A reliable woman to cook,
wash and ron: one wishing TO remain on
man. Apply NJ once, No. us Boush
street Norfolk. Va. iuy-lf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13
CHURCH OF CHRIST

F'rcemason Street Church OF Christ
Preaching by pastor, Rcv.R. J. BAN
Der at II a m. and p. m. Morning
subject, Right Living" Sunday school
at 9:45 q. m. y. r. S. G. e. Z D. m.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13
WANTED.
WAN I E =.

TO PURCHASE. on MONDAY, CHEAP
TOR CASH, ~ SHOW CASE, IN GOOD
CONDITION, ABOUT FIVE FEET. AD-
irl3-lt
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WANTED--tN IDEA. Who can think OF
some simple thing to patent? Protect
your ideas: they may bring YOU wealth
Write John WcddeIburn d Co. Dept D.
-. Patent Attorneys, Washington, ID. c..
for their Sl.S00 prize offer and LIST Of 900
inventions wanted ma29-ly
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

DON'T BE POOR.-Have you heard of It d?
The new Family Bread IlncAder. l am
making $50 q month easy. Took agency;
greatest seller ever saw. \ million will
net supply tie demand. Customers de-
lighted. No capital Write r. WORLD
MEG. co, QSl Columbus, O. Su
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

Call at 3S6 new number) Main street
and learn how to cGve time, labor. and
money.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13
AGENTS WANTED


NEW 10 CENT ARTICLE. Big profit
sample ana terms l0c. (Siiver) CONN
HDW. &. NOV. CO, Stamford, Conn.
jul3-ltS
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WANTED. Trustworthy person 10 travel:
pay $3.50 and expenses, permanent posi-
ton: references I'll Il OLD DOMINION
COMPANY, 902 Star Building, Chicago.
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE.

services at II Il. m. in the Christian
Science rooms. Public Library building.
corner CRANKY street and College Place.
subject. The Gospel Of Inspirations"
IeNt. IL. Timothy. l.. II: ill.,, l4-17. Testi-
monial meeting Friday evening at S
o'clock
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

WANTED. TWO INDUSTRIOUS MEN
for anyassiEg: good pay and oppor1un-
ity for promotion. Address II. g. Me
DOWEI.L. Park View, Portsmouth.
tuI3-lta
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

AGENT WANTED In every town: brand
new goods; sell at sight: no experience
required: liberal terms: write for full
information. MUTUAL MANUFACTURE
RING co. l26 Chambers St, New York
npji-eosu-St
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WANTED. Agents. $50 to $50 week
sure 10 workers. NO capital needed
New Goods. NeWSa'lan. Sells nj sight.
Every family needs it. HOUSEHOLD
SPECIALITY CO, Box i2i, Cincnna ii,
ONO. delg- 81 If
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WANTED AGENTS.-255 per month and
expenses paid active mcE IL right: goods
sold by sample only: samples, also horse
and carriage furnished FREE. Address
JOBBER. Box 1905, Boston, Mass.
fel6-tu I h ,Sa, su-im
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13

For III effects OF er-cating-Beech.
ans Pilla
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-13
METHODIST CHURCHES.

Anthem, "Benedic Anima Mica. Warren
Ahthein, re Deum' $50. KotZsclmar
EVENING"
Anthem, Cantate Domino ....... Buck
them, Lead Kindly
Light .... Naylo,.
:,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-15
Polaci W Denver

OldCY w D6liVtI
tudzlez Is
WIADOMOsC o KLAW ITRZE
(Z lstu pisanego 20 dniu 81
Marca do pewnego po1skiego kap.
tanu 10 Stanie M1mois}
Jest tutaj pod samem
Denver, Col. ,tylko 3 mile Cd
srodka miasta, polsk a osada
Globeville, a tuz pod "a
osada 3 smelly z}ota, kt6re
zatrudniaja oko}o 1900 ludzi.
lest take rzezalnia dajaca
zarobek. 90 ludziom.
Plaza robotnik6w stosun-
kowo niez}a, gdyz "a 10
godzin plaza cd dolara i pol
do dwoch dolar6w, a "a
dwanascie godzin Cd 2 do
Z dolar6w. Praca p%rzewaznle
ciezka i niezdrowa, kt6ra
zawsze MONA dostaG; l~zeiszej
i zdrowszej piracy zaS, trudno
dcsta6, gdyz takowei ludzie
sic trzymaja. Nowi robotnicy
zwykle dostajq sic do najnie-
zdrowszej i naiciezszel piracy,
p6ki niepoznaja stosunk6w i
sposob6w dostania sic w
jake lepsze miejsce.
Polak6w tn Jest oko}o 100
familij niekt6rzy juz pc Kill
kanascie lat, lecz, z ma}emi
wyjatkami, mic sic ma mich ME
swieci, i nawet porzadnych
domk6w, pomimo dobrych
zarobk6w,n ME maja,a mieszkaja
W nedznych bu-
dach skleconych z pojedyh-
czych desek, zawdzieczajac
klimatowi ,kt6ry jest cieplejszy
zimowa pora, niz W Illinois.
Zarobione W smeltach pie.
niadze trwonia w salonach i
ma og6lne pijatyki,% trwajace W
domach po kilka dni z rzedu.
L pijahstwa So tn bardzo
smutne nastepstwa, gdy&
(udzie trupkowi najpredzej
podleqaja chorobom wykrzy-
wiania n6g ]ub rak, a nawet
oEowianemu paralizowi. Maj
zdrowsi robotnicy So ci w
smeltach z}ota, ktorzy w piciu
So bardzo umiarkowani lub
tez wcale ME pija; CT NIGGA
pracowaG rzadko sic zdarza,
ably kto chorowa].
Najlepiej tn z naszych
Slowian fnan5owo stoja
Horwaci. u Mich So piekne
murowane, z czerwonej ceg}y,
domki, wewnatrz schludnie
urzadzone, a to z powodu, ie
ME chodza do salon6w.
Wiele polskich familij tn
spotka6 MONA, ktore docho-
wall sic d1ieci, a te dzieci nj
wiki nj barany obecnie, DO O
pacierzu pojecia ME maja,
gdyz ich rodzice ME nauczyli,
Czegos podobnego ma
Wschodzie nigdy ME widzia.
dzia}em.
Obecnie stosunki te jakos
sic poprawiaja, gdyz ludzie
zaczynaja myslee o pobudo-
wanlu polskiego kosciola i W
tym wzgledzie wys}alj ]uz
petycve do arcybiskupa W
Santa Fee.
Zg}asza} sia tn niejaki ks.
A. sKlaWiter, Obecnie zamieSz-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-15
,,PrSyd5 Kr6zest0o zsooje'''

Ciezks lima pokry{a 2iemie
g1ebokim soiegiem, i %jezioro
i rzeki grubym lodem.
Nadeszly Cody!
W izdebce siedziaf Jaworowy
PREY lou chorujacej 2ony, a
z ko1Yski odzYwal sic place
malehklego ch}opca, pierwo'
rodnego syna. Ojcowska
radoSc r~ozjasniala .ponura
dotad twarz Jaworowego;
spokojnie przesiadywaf wieksza
czesc onia PREY kolysce swego
dzleciecia, a nawet i W nocy
pielegnowa} make i dziecko,
chocia1 pc cie&kie) piracy
potrzebowal odpoczynku.
Rano wieczor sam nawet
d2iecie podawat matce, ably
je pokropi}a swiecona woda;
on zss uds!eliK mu b}ogosIa~
wiehstwa. - Dopiero teraz
jestem szczesliwy!-mawiaf do
swych znajomych = DO teraz
wien; Ola kogo PRAGUE!
Nagle jednak zn6w zesmnt'
Mai Jaworowy mllczac
~spuszczaf glove ku ziemi. Me
zaplacone byty uroki cd sw:
Michata, a col dopiero ma
Nowy Rok; codziennie mad.
chodzi}y llstY coraz grozniejsze,
a tn znikad pomocy!
Przypomina} sobie pewnego
cz1owieka, lito5ciwego i DO.
brodusznego, ktorybY zapewnie
ME odmowil mu pomocy, lecz
do tego ME chcial sic udaG z
prosba.
Przypominai mu sic zamozny
ks;qdz p%roboszcz.
IONA, widzac jego smutek,
daremnie sic wYpytywa'e
prosifa, ab7 jei powierayl
przyczYne zgryzotY; zbYwa{
ia ~wymowka, Re go trapl boil
W glowie i rozpieranie W
2o}adku.
Nareszcle przyn1osl pose1
sadowy skarge wypowiedzenle
kapita}u; Jaworowy rozpaczajac
upad1 iak z}amauy.
Ksiadz proboszcz odwiedza-
lac codziennie chora Jaworo-
IA, wiedzia} dobrze, co mezow1
le1alo jak kamieh ma sercu.
Pewnego dnia, spotkawszy
gospodarza ma ustronlu,
zapyta} duszpasterz:-c6& Gle
uciska, JaworowY?
Przelakl sic zapytany, lecz
"a chailke odpowiedziaf:-
mnie?-nic!-przytem jednak
zaplonela twarz iego,
Dlugo w~patrYwa} sic W nieko
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-15
Wolna ma kuble.

Generala Rivery, Pulkownika
Bacaliao / Porucznika Terry {,
oraz jego sztabu. Podejrzanym
zdrajca ma bye Gonzalo Jor.
rim, adwokat z Havany.
Senior Jorrin, Emilio Cuaz
Jose Maria Paz bYli przez
Gen. Weylera wys}ani do Gen.
RiverY wagledem przekonania
sic CIV Rivera zgadza, sic na
%przyjecie przez Canovasa
u}ozonych reform ola Kubah-
czykow. Gen. Gomez rozkaza}
swoim naczelnlkom, ably ME
przyjmowali 2adnej takiej
komisyi, lecz Gen. Rivera
pozwolil tejze komisyi wejsc
do swojego obozu ma wzg6r-
kach blisko San Cristo.
Powiadaja, Re Senior 1orin
zbadaf poto&enie obozu j
uwiaodmi} O tenn HIszpanow.
Jorrin zapiera, jakobY zdradz al
Rivere. Kubshczycy So tax
w%zburzeni, ID urzednlcy HAWAII
soy musza dz{ei i noe strzedz
pomleszkania Sonora Jorina.
Niekt6rzy kubahczycy podej-
rzywaja jake zdra]ce naczelnika
Pereco Delgado, ktory szalai
re ztoSci, il Rivera a ME on
by} nastepca Macei.
Komendant wojskowY Anto.
MO Ordcuez pojechat JUL do
San Crlstobal, gdzie bedzie
spe}nlaf powinnosc1 sedz1ego W
sprawie Gen. R:very i pu}k.
Baccaliao. Skoro Gen. Velasco
wr6ci z pol" bitwy to Rivera
i Baccalliao beda sadzeni
pred sadem wojennym.
Gen. Brig. Juan Duese
powzja} tYmczasowe dowodz-
two szereg6w powstanskich W
prowincyi Pinar del Rio, a do
pomocy przybra} sobie
Bermuda.
Kubanczycy wcale ME So
zniecheceni przez zgube Gen.
RiverY. M6wia oni, De Gen.
Roioff obecnie bawi wPinar del
Rio i stanie sic drugim w
dowodztwie ca1ej armii kuban.
skich powstancow. Powstancy
przybywaia re wschodu bardzo
licznie i zatrzymuia sic W
%prowincyi Hawahskiej. Maja
OIL wiele amunicyi i dobra
kawalerya.
Kapitan, ktory dowodzl:
oddziaiem hIszpahskiem, kt6r}
zabi1 Gen. Maceo, zgubi} cala
reke W potyczcez powstancam'.
Gen. Weyler obecnic sto
" Cienfuegos, z powodu il
nawiedziony lie t choroba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-15
Tania jazda kOIe5
ma Xach06 POfudm7qss

6 i 20 Kwletnia kolej North Wester,
sp%rzedawat bedzie TAME tykiety I'll
Jarmy ola ogledzin nowych grunt6w
Wzgledem blizszych szczeg6l6w ud"t
sic do agent6w tel kolel.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-15

W SALONIE BRACI
GRIESEL W Wlnonie W b!oku
PeIzera, re wszysyk1ch tute-
aych sa!on6w nalwiecej piwa
przedaia, czego wynika,
ie piwo gcsciom til podawa.
Re, Jest jakusj!epszen. "
s'ownel sal, So sto1y i mnogle
srzeola, a nadto osobny pokoj
liza chcacYch siedzie6 osob.
40. Ludz1 W tel, pc starokra]-
Hajsku urzad2oEei, oberzY
awsze }ak w uIu, lecz mimo
o kazdy szybko dostanie
czego z"2ala, z zadowoleniem
+ychodzi.
Farmerzy teraz " ca|em
miescie wygodnie;<zej gospod1
nie znajda, jak u Grieslow, a W
po}aczonej ich z saIonem
y%rosernl wszystko NIGGA kuplc
20 z m!asta ola kurhui / stolu
,prowadzaG muszq.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1897-04-15

ZAPISYWAC
The evening times., 1897-02-16

| held by an overwhelming majority. He
then moved that the charges against the
| member be dismissed, and this acton was
taken without objection.
! Prof. Slayback Harper, who was one of
the organizers of the club arose to ask for
| Information. Ever since he was ten
| years old he had always carried razor
| down in his hind pocket, the same as most
| other colored men That razor was his
| weapon of offense and defense 1t had
| been with him as he danced, as he skated,
us he sat in church or walked about The
| question was now being agitated Should
| colored man carry a razor while riding
bike?" He couldn't say who first put
| the question, but it was one which must
| lie promptly met and settled 1t was
| his private opinion that it was the idea CT
a white man, who wanted to get away
| unscathed after running into colored
| bikist. 1t was a question for the club
| to decide. II it decided mo razors, then
! he would disarm, but he wanted it dis
| tinctly understood that III place OF a razor
he would carry an icepick or file
The question being before the meeting,
half a dozen members arose, one after an
other, to discuss it, bat all were agreed
be one and inseparable, and that no excep-
ton should be made. 1t was decided how
ever, that all razors carried by members
of tile club should have the name OF the
club engraved on the handle, and they
| should be welded only in case OF last re-
sort.
Major Calabash, chairman Of the commit
tee on bicycle etiquette, then submitted the
following:
"In case any member of this club has
money to lend, lie shall give the preference
to fellow members.
In case OF tile death of any member, all
other members shall attend his funeral IN
fulEdress suits, and take particular pains
to assuage the grief of the widowed and
the fathcrleSs.
"In case any member gives a strawberry
festival or an ice cream sOlree he will be
expected to invite only those who ride the
bike.
Members may or may not raise their
hats TO females encountered on the street,
but in case OF meeting a fellow wmember's
wife the head must be uncovered and the
right foot scraped along the walk for IA
distance of three feet.
''In case OF meeting stranger with "a
load OF hay member of this club can do
as he pIeases about turning out, but in case
OF meeting a fellow member with wheel
barrow the man on the bike Will be ex
pected Ia 10 all the lodging.
An baby carriages belonging TO the
wives of members should be duly marked
and all infants plainly stamped, and in all
such cases riders viii take all precautions
against collision.
I'm case member of this clubs arrested
for scorching or coasting il will be the
duty OF other members TO appear and tes-
tify in his favor, and while SO testifying
they can't make the English language too
strong"
The report was accepted and adopted,
and on motion OF Whyfore Davis il was
resolved that one members dog should
be sacred to another if properly identified
NJ. Quad.
The evening times., 1897-02-16
ninlomatic Palaces

While we are quite willing To see large
Appropriations by Congress, involving ex-
penditure of the money appropriated at
home, these are not the kind OF times in
which to spend several millions abroad, to
furnish our ambassadors and ministers
with palaces in European capitals A gen
tleman in Mr. Bayard's position may re-
quire a $500. 600 residence, and our am
bassador in Berlin might be hut plainly
and economically furnished with one to
cost 100000; but it is doubtful if
American diplomats are to enjoy those
moderate facilities for some few years to
come.
II is pleasant TO rote that Paris, being
the capital OF a republic, win only necessi-
tate a 100000 American embassy. 1t
is rather strange, too, that in Eerlm, where
plenty OF imperial and royal personages
live in small apartments up several flights
Of stairs, and on incomes OF 81 SEQ or
So, coo a year, ii Should he deemed neces-
sary for the agent OF a simple democratic
people like us to occupy a Eouse costing
nearly a million.
The evening times., 1897-02-16
The Racer NesnNins

The maneuyers Of the hlockading squad
ron at Charleston rather tend to create the
suspicion that il is extremely difficult
to establish a naval Gordon which a swift
and well-handled boat like the dynamite
cruiser Ve>uyus cannot evade and pene-
trate. The other night that small terror
slipped through, and Admiral Bunce and the
other commanders had no idea of it until
informed by rocket from the Vesuvius,
safe at her harbor moOringS. or course,
not every attempt OF this kind has been
successful; but that it is practicable one
time out Of dozen, goes to show the value
OF such craft. and the extreme danger to
he apprehended from them when their dy-
Mantle armament is out for business.
The Charleston evolutions are having a
good effect in restoring confidence in the
seaworthiness and other capabilities OF
our new fleet, which some day or other
may have more serious business on its
hands than mere tactical practice.