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The evening world., 1888-01-04

WIN. TRAvERs JEROME. establish his relation
ship, even if he was not n namesake. An ap.
probation of a good story and an ability to
produce one himself are not the least part of
his family inheritance. The flashes OF wit
and the glow of humur with which he is
liable TO illuminate a dingy court room on
oce aston will do much to reconcile court
fab tues to the exile of the only Judge Duhv.
Amateur photograph Las found n disciple
III Mr.. jerome, and the compnny ng pOr.
trait is from a photograph taken by himself.
William TraEers Je ONE will be twenty
nine years of age April l9. He has always
we'd at 33 West Ninete nth street. He grad.
uated from Am erst College with the class
of so. and from Columbia law School in "a,
his Office course in the law having been
taken with the firm Of Stanley, Clark d
Smith. Since his graduation in 1884 Mr..
Travers has been practising on his own ac-
count at an Office located in Temple Court.
Though his practice heretofore has been
altogether in the civil courts, Mr.. Jerome is
one Of tho lew city lawyers who is of the
opinion that n thorough knowledge of the
law in all its branches is essential If one
would rank with the pleaders an jurists of
history. He is a close student from choice
and n most promising addition to Col. Eel
lowS's staff.
Mr.. jerome is Il member of the Union
Club, the Bar Association of the City of New
York. Secretary of the Ninet enth Century
Club and n member of the Citizens Commit
tee on High License. He has never been n
politician, though always n Democrat. not
only from tradition. but from conviction.
The evening world., 1888-01-04
TURKEY AND EYEGLASSES.
Washington Market Affected by the Former
but IL ,reIy by the Latter.

Washington Market Affected by the Former
but Rarely by the Latter.
Big-bcdied, G ,od-natured men are the deal
ers down at Washington Market, with roses
in their cheeks and q good natured greeting
for every one.
Are you content with the situation this
morning ~ an EVENING WoRLD reporter asked
Asa A. Ashbv. the fish merchant.
Not very repliel that gentleman in q
tone which belied the assertion, and then he
began 10 chat pleasantly about business.
Mr.. Ashby said that trade was a trife dull
in his line at resent.
The people have not got the taste of tur-
key and other ~luxuries out of their mouths
yet. he said, but the poultry trade will
soon he over and then we'll whoop 'em up Tor
a while"
j. l.. Suffer is one of the wholesale meat
butch, RS and his S and occupies a prominen
place at the els end of the market.
IN t very busy now" lie sad. Our
trade is practically over at noon. during The
past three weeks Il e poultry trade has been
knocking Il out. hut we are pick. Ii up some
now. and al houg our retail business is not
very large. we sell enough at wholesale to
keep moving. Our retail customers are
mostly from Jersey and 5 aten Island. Some
OF them have beer trading with us for the
past thirty five years"
Only ABOUT a I aker's dozen of butchers in
Washington Market wear spectac es or eve
glasses. Something about the business, they
say, helps to pr'ssrve good eyeslght.
Nicholas Webbar. however, is never without
his spectacles and a pair of class cal eye
glasses adorn the features of c. Z. Egbert.
The evening world., 1888-01-04
IN THE OIL CROWD.

Lew Miniken has descrte stocks temporarily for
the oil ring.
The Glee Club are thinking of takin: on Brother
Tewk bury rs solo tenor.
Broker J. d. Mccoy Is known as the little man
with the ponGerous voice.
C. B. Tedc stle still retains his position as the
rir gIeader in the oil crowd.
Beling, the ch mpion bear, is among the loudest
GROWERS over the recent r,e.
Billy Lane 10 pretty tail, but lie couldn't reach
high enough for oil y sterd y.
Arthur vyse never comes on 'rnanre without Il
beautiful and artistic boutonniG G.
Theo lore Taylor Ia a candidate for the bas.o pro-
fundosh p OF the Consolidated Glec club.
Assistant Secretary Billy Lewis's new skull cap
10 The admiration OF all the brokers on the moor.
Quick deals and the prOsr ect OF big pronis have
tempted the De Aguero boys into the oil ring
again.
For heightened harmonies nobody can beat Char
ley Nelson when he jumps into the ring with . N
order.
Supt. r. X. Cooke was heartily greeted by all his
friends when he made his appearance on the floor
yesterday.
Charley wllkinson was as chi per yes'e day as
though there was no such thing as New Years
celebration
Lew C%ornish's new firm starts In Wit a swirg
that pr omlses big tGings. Just now Read, ng Ia
tnelr speedily.
Somebody must have gwen Dick Preus.er a
sra ght tip on the market, for his smile IS WIDEN
ing every day.
Joe Fowler md his new p,r'ner, who have
started IN with the new year, are among the i've
Hest In the L~ackawAnna crowd.
Grey Sutton, whose friends believed he had been
lost or stolen, has turn d up again safe and sound
Al the eRinninn Of the new year.
Oh irman Peters VS. as proud OF the basket OF
posies which The boys put on ms desk yesterday us
u young pr,ma do ana Of her first bouquet,
The evening world., 1888-01-04
NEWS SUMMARY.

Chinese hig hOinders a:e again on the rampage in
Sah L nCi c
The steamer Ton1wanda n been spoken and Is
ap. %roLcnlu4 TINS por, under SAL.
Gov. I'M says he wi | not appoint tho late Jud, e
Ra al 4 ,ucc.ssO I i next week.
King Jorn. OF Abysslni, 10 advancing on
MassONa al tne mead o. h troops.
Tie Eupli.h Government is proposing to issue
SIS. 900, 100 ~ new 3 er cent. o DIS.
Kr,Iey, the m tor man, h s been sred for tryins
to ii 3 % of his Intere I IN hi Invention.
BE nal, rhr \eNcn handi and his hand are
a. aid TENOR Zing The peop c oil northern MeAic .
Yale ColDe'e h s received u gift OF $50, OOJ from
A eAauder Duncan, Of In land, wac graduated Ia
1875.
George c. NJ ler, a prominent citizen OF Stark,
Fla. MAS waylasu aud Assdssiuated BY unknown
p,lsJns
S.. PatrtCk's c thedral has opened a new library
In i, &c DOL Lal.. 1t numbers ov,r two thousand
volumes.
August WiScn, OF Brooklyn, res into trouble
by It arinS up Bath Beacn hal.road tracks Without
authority.
Tnp Pope Ia, prepared ercycIcals on the i'm.
p Iant issues OF The diy, which ale boon TO be
r INSULT ed.
The Car has occlsreI b mselt alb o'uto,y OPP
pose to war aud the l~oAtlcAl outlook III Europe is
more p ace NJ
Su: erinten lent OF Banking wits =. Paine has
sent TO tn L-Rlsl iure report IN which he q, pose b
The SATURDAY h ihhoilay.
Jaco scnaefer nd George Slosson won the nrst
two game II tn 5. Lpul' nalk-liIe b'l.aId tour
n 'w'n wni,n opened yesttrd y.
F,tty-thtse p r ons w,re aires'ed End nred at
Midd,eIuwn, 3. y, for seal L coal IIUm tie
De ANar ami Hudson Canal 20 ma y
Daniel Dou her'y, tar ver-'onsue Phradel-
PHI wyrr, mas taken N once ~ the Equitable
BlIdiu. a Il will hereafter pract be In nj, cltV.
The Wa hin. ton Fire and Maine Insurance
Colnpan tue Ian est IN Boston, ia. q cideu Ia
reIIe from busiue S, and las reInsured ia r rs.
r. 7. Barnum is goin 10 sell MS residence and
grounds al Bird epoT Tor husin IS urpDs =. Tnt
&c is knpWn as " Wsldenere, " aud viii bring
about 81, 200, OCO.
Add tioual ftct' In regard 10 ex-Mayor Cram'r.
the hackcttslown, \. j., abscon Ing drl.u te ,
shp" that he was engaged 10 WE'VE different
women In ne state.
The Repu lie IN club OF this civ, p ,ssed re'olu
lions lGsi might denOunring ex-S cretaTJ Lanai
and oppos ng mis- cInnrmahon a. Associate JuIticI
OF the Supreme Court
The evening world., 1888-01-04

To he Editor of rs Eo,ninq Wor'd:
would ike to ask your correspondent,
"One of the Unemployed IN to-day's
EVENING WORLD if the ambition to acquire
more wealth han they now possess is a laud-
abe one on the part of everybody? If the
source of a ! wea tn is not land Then |
should like to ask him if nil of abe land-all
OF the ma ural opportunities upon which
labor and capital must I've eXer,ed-are IN
use: not owned. understand me. but put, to
the r best use? Does he imagine in fact hat
the capabilities of this country can be lin
tied 10y the entire population of the globe?
If, then, the desire for more of the good
things of life is n l,udable one, and if all of
the natu al opportunities are not in use, let
this nariow-v s oned individual stop his
rot " about Malthusian ideas of "po ula.
ton pressing upon the means of subsistence"
when only one-ifth of the country is in use;
about restricting immigration when all who
conn are capable of producing more wealth,
and let him turn his attention to some plan
for breaking down this unnatural barrier
which, by e~xacting an ever-increaSing tr b.
ute, is forcing DO h capital and labor 10 the
wall, and, IN the midst of want. Gre ating an
artificial oyerproductiCn of h SO things
which we all desire and in the making of
which labor is employed.
HENRY A.. DU SOUGHT,
105 West Sixtieth street.
New York Jan. 2.
The evening world., 1888-01-04
W0OINa BY WHOLESALE.

What genius and what capacity for court
ing must ex-Mayor CRAMER, Of Hacketts-
town, possess, to have become engaged to
three women living in the borough. and
to not fewer than twelve in the country !"
To woo one woman to the Yes.ing point
tests the art and warns the heart of the
average man. Some have been known to
have two strings 10 their bow but ff,
teen! As ARTEMUs WARD said, this is 2
mutch."
The counting CRAMER, it appears, borrowed
money of all his dupes. His enterprise was
therefore more mercenary than manly. 1t is
we'll that he absconded. Other Jerseymen
will now nave a chance to get q wife.
The evening world., 1888-01-04
MASH THE

The unprotected young woman who slapped
the face of the insulting " masher " OF the
Brooklyn Bridge last night and held him by
the collar until n policeman came to her re-
lief, showed unusual pluck.
She showed still more courage by going TO
the police station and making a complaint
against the " coward and ~loafer."
If every muscular man who sees q
'masher" plying his avocation would Apply
his toe vigorously to the despicable creature
unescorted girls md women would be sub
ject to fewer annoyances. This pest is get
ting to be q nuisance. Mash the masher.
The evening world., 1888-01-04
B AT THE 0 R

The Goldfish aristocraoy Of Boston ia
shocked to-day at the spectacle of q working.
man calling to order tine Senatorial branch OF
the Great and General Court.
Senator ROBERT HOWARD, once a mill
hand" now Secretary of the Fall River Mule.
Spinners' Association, will perform this
service by virtue Of his position as the senior
Senator.
II shows how far we have drifted from the
genuine democracy Of former years when
the prominence of a poor man in public
station attracts general notice.
The evening world., 1888-01-04
THE DOpaE.sIoKEs AFFAIR.

There was too much method in the mean
ness of young DODGE in procuring the publ
cation of a bogus marriage notice of himself
with Miss STOKES to admit of the charitable
plea Of madness
The purpose obviously was to force a
matrimonial alliance with the heiress to
%, 900. 900 by so compromising her name as
to render the sacrifice inevitable.
To be pilloried in public is an inadequate
punishment for such an offense. To be
soundy kicked once q week for a year would
more nearly make /" the punishment fit the
crime"
The evening world., 1888-01-04
A PITY.

1t is q pity that senseless traditions Of the
House," or any personal considerations, have
dopri, ed the country Of Congressman Cox's
services on the Ways and Means Committee.
Mr.. Cox is the best equipped for the Chair
manship Of this committee Of any member of
the House, both by parliamentary experience
and special knowledge of the tariff.
The mere fact that Mr.. Cox has been out
for q single term should not have relegated
him to q fifth place on the committee. which
he has naturally declined.
II is q time TO cut red tape, not to bind the
party with it.
The evening world., 1888-01-04
YOUNG DO. GE', DISGRACE.
The Writer Of the Bouus Marriage Notice
Said TO be- in Canada.

Said to be in Canada.
The present whereabouts of young Walter
Phelps Dodge is concealed from all but n
very few persons, and tL-ey will not tell the
secret.
Young Dodge left the Buckingham Hotel
Mt day reak yesterday, secretly. and in a
very crushed state. mentally a d physically.
He had just signed n conf ss'on to the effect
that lie was the " niscreant " who had com
mitted the das ard y outrage" of sending
to the newspapers tor publication bogus an
nouncements of his marriage with the r.ch
heiress. LII an May Stokes his cousin.
1t IL alleged that af or the detectives had
fixed the guilt on HIM aud he had been
forced by the Stokes family to write the con-
fession for pub ication his father, PIof. ID.
Stuart Dodge, ordered him to leave the
country and not return for five years. How
ever that may be, it is known that the culprit
had his baggage taken to the Grand Central
Depot at b A. NJ. Yesterday aud that lie left by
q train about that hour.
1t was said that he had gone to Canada, but
the statement cannot tie confirmed here.
Mr.. Augustus u. j. Julllinrd, the guardian
of Miss Stokes. told an EVENING WORLD re-
porter this morning that. having exposed the
meanness OF MIR. Waller Phelps Dodge, he
took no further interest in him-indeed. did
Greece.
MIR. william L. Dodge. the young mans
uncle. would neither affirm nor deny that he
was i'll Canada. He hoped the unfort, nate
affair would be allowed to sink into oblivion.
The startling denouement to the affair
caused n great sensation among friends of the
Dodge and Stokes families and especially
among young lodges college acquainta ces.
On several of the latter the clever and un,
scrupu GUS young man had taken special
pains to cause suspicion TO fall, and they vii
not soon forgive him
None of them read the exposure in THE
WORLD this morning with q keen,r pleasure
than Mr.. George p. Robbins. the Yale stu.
dent who WINS tracked by detectives the
whole of Sunday and Monday in consequence
of an anonymous letter. which young Dodge
caused to be sent to Mr.. Stokes, pointing him
out as the offender
Young Dodge was only in his freshman
year at Yale. but it has been decided hat he
shall not continue his s udies there.
The evening world., 1888-01-04

man, f~orry-dve years o age, and a young rirl
Of Ell hteen years 4 age sp cared at he ks'ex
Ma ket p ce Court at S O'Clock St evening and
Ia ped yainly on The do II for Abundance.
"Wnht ~ you wan ~ asked a lawyer who
avn S he &c oOtn day ald night
- W" Mant 10 re. married.. Is Judg' Duty In
side y,t2"
"Dpn't you know mat court closes 81 8 O'Clock, 2"
"a d he lawyer. Judge Duty isn't rese any
wayne Is IN tue Hare court
"Tna's too I ad, 10 H., u sal I the in'ended bri lie
TO ter elderly cUlnpa non. "tome with me-, |
KNOW W ere we ecu get a minister 10 marry us for
Is cents"
The evening world., 1888-01-04
Mary unlpln,s Need. supplied.

DIST n on y the re'urn OF her lost pocketbooS
with the haro-eaIuel savings which 1t contained,
Mis-, Nellie la rim, OF 2&5 East Fifth Sir, ct. STURDY
IN ner indepe, dcncc, W y u med TO thinS ners II
an - iect I "harit , The pu II at on OF her ,Oss
In THE EVENING WORLD opened the hea Is and
purses of a sympalhet e muultule who T 'cUyn 2ed
IN h r case nat Of a wOIt,y wOrkiug girl IN "is-
tress.
lesterd y Rev. T, Dewitt Talmage sent a cNeck
for The tull mount lost, S3S. 80, anu other an nv
nous COuir huilOns 10 tie aruOnnt OF s. were Ir-
&c we'd tthi. once. The entire amount - Miss
Halplu's 10 3 hHyiLg zen made gO0u further co =
II Uuiun, are unneces arV, and hhr, " lie de re-
eating lEe gifts, Is grateful for the spirit which
prompted tutm.
The evening world., 1888-01-04

ERGT. CROwLEY'S
wife is to receive fnan-
cial help from the the
atrical profession. Mr..
Miner and Mr.. j. X.
Emmett are to offer her
the gross receipts of
q performance to be
given at the Peoples
Theatre ON the after
noon of Jan. ls. The
play on that occasion
will be n farce
which has never yet
been produced in this
ountry though Lon
don audiences have
seen it. II is called
The evening world., 1888-01-04

The New Years gift to the sewing-gir who
lost her purse, contributed by readers of The
EVENING WORLD, more than makes good the
lost savings. The commendable spirit of
independence which she exhibited in object
ing to being the object of aims adds to the
The evening world., 1888-01-04

LOUIS Larson. OF 100 Gr' enwion sire t, NJ peared
IS complainant at f sex Market Pc Ice Court IN )
IN rang AGAINST Georg' w, sm IN, Of AIS +, I
b eveuih sire T.. THry had hprn iIiepUs. l. rSun
c aged smIh with the larceny of u clean cali .
nlri.
at WAS the only clean emit / h d ."said Lar on,
''and | W ute iog y " S"ar' calm ="
80 M say | stole II, when you said | coul wtar
it, SIN h said N al nary vUIc,.
I'D peS II st nd - re Isol that | would wear a
,ilty shrl aud give Lin the c.ean one replica
l. Tso'.
Jus.ice Patterson he'd smith Tor trial.
The evening world., 1888-01-04

The employers OF the F h Avenue Hotel will
give a ball al Irwin Hall on jar. IL Inc upper
will be prepared by ine motel cuef AMI his assist
ants.
TIE socedad Litoraria Hispano-Americsna will
give iA nTSt annual dinner al me HUteI Martin,
universiIy place and Mini sIreeI, al : P. N. to-
lay.
stal onicere ant give a milwInteT ieunl, n n tue
Cpmn,andery Room, Masonic Temple, ~ . ,. n.
tomorrow.
The evening world., 1888-01-04
Five DolInr. for Mrs. Is.

To ne Editor n The Es'nin7 Worih
l notice your article in this evenings
WORLD of a case of suffering signed Mrs.
b., East Twenty-eighth street" VIII you do
Inc the favor of sending inclosed amount at
once to relieve her. Also bid her accept a
happy New Year rs well as she can under the
circumstances. w. III. MAY, NJ. De-,
so West Twenty-fourth street.
The evening world., 1888-01-04
No Frnr About the Tounw,rd,

The tugboat liaviland has been sent In search Of
the dsa' led seam hin T%onAwanda, which went
ashore on Inc New Jersey coast and Afterwards
hrilt'd on. No app, e ension 10 felt for her safely,
acme nad = inlI cOnp,em' nj Of s H., aud iIe
strong pl-shpIe W mis- which nave ~.Iev.iled would
account lOr ntr noI-a rival.
The evening world., 1888-01-04

great assistance to Col.
Fellows, not only in
the administration Of
justice but in the adj
ministration of wit.
He is a worthy son of
his sire. Col. Lawrence
jerome, and h a s
enough of the charac-
tcristics Of the late
William Il. Travers to
The evening world., 1888-01-04

William B zrrn, of 81 Forsyth str. Ell, was ar
rested in Forsytn street last evening while trying to
snoot his brother John. TIL lat er had save | him
self only by caspng VIII lam n his arms. Police
man Z teirn locked up both men, and ut the E,lex
tnem $40 each.
The evening world., 1888-01-04

When Boss PLATr proposes to abolish his
Office or to cut of his perquisites it is pretty
safe to look sharply for the colored indk
yidual in the loose structure of %cordwood.
The evening world., 1888-01-04

The annual convention OF the Sigma Pm, college
secret fraternity will be held this afternoon and
evening AZ the HOtcl Brunsw OK. Tomorrow
ngul, aft,r The hu,luiss OF the convention is nn-
i-heu, I e drlegAl,s Will rave a b. quet al tn
same hotel. Ii. hty-lNe "Lrothers are expected
10 be- reBeut,
The evening world., 1888-01-04
Log. from the R,ri R.por,.d.

The capita n Of the b rS Na'a, which srrIycd
from Nat / 10 day, r port having exp rienceu Il
,tries OF strong ga es. on Dec. 81, In latitude Is
e rPCs I minut :. lon .itude 66 devl ees Il minu O -.
8 G IA Sc { though n quantity Of wreck re, on,
81 I'm OF rsIluent' OF i cADtn an bu wark..
LAIR sic sailed tnr ugh n numb r OF log. whicI
,TObAUly cdIue from Mr.. Leary's zig raft.
The evening world., 1888-01-04
The Caaln.,. Sow StnIrwny.

Work is benz active pas &c forward at the
Ca mo on the Lew stone AMI iron stiirwaT lead ng
out to Broa lway, and Mr.. KImb II, The architect,
exp cs to b We Il 'Ump eteu o. the return OF ne
- + nj lie - Cninpau', ON MOndi', j n. ID. Tue
The evening world., 1888-01-04
pleasure OF the givers. whose action was one
Of good will rather than charity.

II the decaying journals that spend their
time hunting for errors in The WoRLD's
globe-encircling reports of the events of tho
day would occasionally print n fresh and
really important piece Of news themselves.
they would find it moro profitable. TIE
WORLD is big enough to be generous in good
advice.
The evening world., 1888-01-04
The Cure For All Ills

Dakota Mau-l'm near 8 arvin :, cir.
Washington SIaIesman-Mhy don't you go 70
work.
~ s'art' d a tea Garden In Northern Dakota, but
ever Que o. the tea plauls r0ze III haze ~ RAISE
to IN no -hou' Q but wi h coLi At tl2 a ION ] oinr
imp he Win The lea IaIse In CHINA. II some
nm isn't dons IN be bankrupt"
An tsht Wen put o larln OF sS q pound on
The evening world., 1888-01-04
lie Wruts to skate.

To the Editor of The E,-ni"g World
am an Office boy in q lawyers office and
read your paper. My hours are from 8
O'Clock in the morning un il my employer
gets through. which is sometimes 8 or 9
o'clock at night. If there was a union OF
ofica boys | would not STAY SO late an I would
get home in time to skate and toboggan.
OFFICE Boy.
The evening world., 1888-01-04
nnII of the spnrklInr Co,rrlc.

The auction sale Of T. e boxes for the rweniy-nfh
annual bail OF the Sparkling Cottrie will be II
this eyeuirg al tie club rooms, 1854 Broadway.
the bah takes place at the Metropolitan opera
made ~ insure the Luccess OF the "SiNer JuOi-
lee."
The evening world., 1888-01-04

A d mons rAtion WI take p ace nj Cope Uuion
this evening TO C mn .mor re e Golden Jubi, ee OF
Pc. e Leo XIII. the pr ne pal spe oh will be de-
liver d bV Congr ssm n B urke Cochran. Other
Nd r 8 es a q exp cl-d from sen tor Eugene s,
Ives, Judge Joseph F. Dhy, DaVli Nj Clur. M /
Iona Z. Mcclure, II b .ooklyn. Prominent clergy
men will be VI, sen.
The evening world., 1888-01-04

The going" of HIaGINs is greeted with
mild squawk Of exultation by that "strang,
Eastern bird" the Mugwump.
The evening world., 1888-01-04
THE PEOPLES LBrTER.B0X.
How c.n She Live Cheaps

10 N, Editor n The Eeenino world
My husband is in receipt of S12 a week and
we have one little girl. l dc not seem to be
able to make both ends meet. When my
rent is paid for the month there is little left
for food and clothing. Where can live
cheaply? Yours, WIFE.
The evening world., 1888-01-04
Sunday Worlds Record :

Over 200, OCO Every Sunday During
the Last Two Years.
The average circulation Of The
Sunday World during 1882 was 14,727
The average circulation of TIL
Sunday World during 1888 was 24,o54
The average circulation of Tho
Sunday World during 1884 was 7o,oS5
The average circulation Of The
Sunday World during 1885 was 106, 636
The average circulation of The
Sunday World during 1886 was 234,724
The average circulation Of The
Sunday World during 1887 was 2o7,267
CIRCULATION BOOKS OPEN TO ALL.
The evening world., 1888-01-04

The Judges will have their joke. A Phila-
delphia court has enjoined KEELY from SELL
ing or moving his motor" The thing can't
be sold, and forty judgments couldn't make
il move.
The evening world., 1888-01-04

Missed n Enrirnde' and smashed n Mirror.
Thomas Kcclcy, aeei twentN-two. OF 82 Eas
Twelfth SIR ct, threw a glass Al Eugene McLpuvh-
lin, Ia te der at ll3 Avenue d, last evening, IN ss-
| gtne Dartenu r and SIN shilg a Sl2O mir r. A
Essex Market mis- nom NJ he va held Tor mali
eli US mlsculef.
The evening world., 1888-01-04
A SOri Dilemma.
from The Washington CrIue.l

In socletyi
to ddy.
Ilaln Mother-Wrll, wy don't you take some
thin for 1t? III IN Ike YOU n mnsth d plas' or. 10
won't never do t. he getlin' sicN right as the society
seasUn opens.
The evening world., 1888-01-04

The Working OHeA IS soclety Will NEE at Pythag-
oras II II laa eyt ming to dIStuIs Its constitution,
h en- will be subm tied 'or adopt on. Ii IA ex-
p c'el I Al \ 7 JOsr an o s aw Lrwrl WI tp Nh
IN he question o. { I e It-e-t Oi'hment Il trnr-
menl-hVuse "~igdr-mAking with lie wUrk,ngwomen.
The evening world., 1888-01-04

The glass shutdown appears to be in rather
q brittle condition.
The evening world., 1888-01-04
The Did Old story.
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