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The evening world., 1888-11-19
A Policeman with a Careful Eye for Norms
COlleRe Girls. =

One of the pleasures of some young ladies
who attend the Normal College on pleasant
days is to walk through the lower end Of
Central Park on their way home.
They usually enter the Park at the menag-
erie and then follow the walk that leads
under the main driveway to the small lake
near Fifty-ninth street.
They reach the Park soon after 2 O'Clock, and
as they emerge from under the bridge they
never fail to see an officer standing modestly
on one side Of the walk.
He is Officer Hoagland. and he makes il q
point to be there every day to prevent the
young ladies being. annoyed by the ~loungers
who seem to make 1t q point to be there at
that hour, too.
It is safe to say that as long as this officer
10 on duty, the happy girls will not be mo-
Tested or troubled IN any way.
The evening world., 1888-11-19
A Quny.pudIey Combination.

To ne Ediorpf TIE Evsntng World:
would like to suRgest the following Cabinet for
Gen. Harrison: Secretary Of State, Matthews 8.
Quay. Pennsylvania; Treasury, William W. Dud-
ley, Indiana; War, Murat Halstead or Foraker,
Ohio; Navy, Geo. NJ. Robson, New Jersey; In
terror, John @. New, Indiana; General,
Stephen W.. Dorsey, New Mexico; Gem
erai, John ]. O'Brien, New York. / think these
men would rtly represent the Administration that
IN to be. K, 4. WITHRRs
The evening world., 1888-11-19

The twen,y-nrst anniversary commemorative
services will be held At the Cooper Union, Friday
evening. Nov, %, under the auspices Of the Irish
Veterans and Irish Nationalist OF New York.
Thomas +. Bourke will deliver the grafton. A
vocal and Instrumental concert will be given under
the direction OF Mr.. Edward O'Mahony. Capt
Augustine K. Costello will preside.
The evening world., 1888-11-19

Byron says 90 M ore all evil" This Is
confirmed by tho act Of the thief who
broke into the house Of Q postmss.
ter near Newark yesterday and stole
everything he could And. but deposited o
dollar and q note on q table, saying he would
not leave his victim without enough money
10 buy q breakfast.
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lyon hs Chicago 7rf5sns.l
The little boy had come In with his clothes torn,
his hair full Of dust, and his face bearing unmis-
taxable marks Of q severe connict.
''oh. Wiliei Wiliei' exclaimed his mother,
deeply shocked and grieved. 'you have dis
obeyed me again. How often ] have told you NOT
to play with mat wicked Stapleford boy I"
SMamma. " said While, washing the blood nom
his nose, ''do l look a. II ! had been playing with
ANYBODY ~
The evening world., 1888-11-19
DR.. Grssne'. Grsa, illustrated Lecture or

the Nervous Aystem In ~ChickerinE Hall.
lr. Greene, the well-knoWn specialist In the
cure OF nervous and chronic diseases. Of 50 West
ltth st., New York. will give. Dy particular re-
quest. in Chiokering Hail this CMonday) evening.
Nov. 10. ~ y O'Clock, his great lecture on the Ner-
vous system, magnincenuy illustrated Dy the
most beautiful Stereopicon usWs, colored By the
greatest artists.
There will also DO In cnickerinR Hail q free pEL
VAte illustrated lecture, to gentlemen only, on
Tuesday evening, Nov 20, and . free private illus
traled lecture, TO ladies only, on Tuesday after
noon a. . o'clock. Admission TO all lectures free. -
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nent physicians and surgeons. and Is . great
public loss. The deceased was In the prime
Of life, and his family will receive the earnest
sympathy Of the community.
The evening world., 1888-11-19
He Calls Them Bonds, But They're Letter,

Tickets.
To the general run of people 1t would not
seem possible that the lottery laws could be
violated openly, but they are, just the same,
and that, too, right in Broadway.
. The lottery tickets that are sold may not
be certificates issued by our own American
lottery, but they are tickets in O French lot
terry, where the drawings occur ffty-three
times q year.
The managers of the lottery scheme say on
the face of their tickets that 200, 900 francs
are distributed" every drawing.
Perhaps they are, but there is no evidence
to prove it. TIL prizes are supposed to be
distributed as follows: 1 prize of 100, 900
francs, / prize 20, 600, 9 prizes amounting to
80, 900, n As prizes amounting to $4,000
francs.
The tickets were in a big sheet, displayed in
2 prominent part Of the show window, where
pessed. .
An EVENING WORLD reporter entered, and
when he inquired concerning the bonds the
proprietor talked glibly.
."Oh. yes" said he. I'VE sell lots Of them.
They bring 81 apiece, and we sell them al.
most as fast as we can get 'em. The French
men come down here whenever Q steamer
Does any one ever winp' Oh. yes, some
times. We also nave Italian bonds for sale,
and these are bought by the sons Of sunny
Italy who come down here from Mulberry
street."
The proprietor claimed that the drawings
under the supervision of the Government.
The reporters conversation was inter
rupted by two men and a woman, each o.
whom jabbered O little French to the pro
prietor, and upon the payment of O dollal
each were given the so-called honda"
The evening world., 1888-11-19
A Social

TFT0W " FNTIsOHFU buVeTN.
Mrs, Duquesne-I suppose you sing or play Z
Misc N~ewcomer-oh, no; Pm not Al all musical.
MrA Duquesne-You recite. probably Miss
NeWcomer-oh, mo- indeedI Mrs. DuQuesne-
Well, then, / suppose you paint plaques : Miss
Newcomer-Me paiutl ! could not paint q fence.
MRS, DuQnesne ieagerly)-Oh, you Gear girl, how
lovelyi You must promise TO come TO every one
Of my receptions. You win be such q sensationi
The evening world., 1888-11-19
An AdmIrer Of Bredio. :

TO tie EdttST Of TIE ESsntns World!
would back Steve Brodie any time against
any Of his contemporaries for a jump of Of
the Niagara Suspension for $500, 900. With
the rest ] would found an institution for
worn out and old athletes and baseball play
ers such a. Baby Arson, i hope 10 see The
EVENING Womb prosper and hope tina its
circulation will reach the hiRh-water mark Of
OF its contemporaries. w. HRPBuRN.
800 West Twenty-third street, New York
Olty.
The evening world., 1888-11-19
wrauGlinE Labor Delegate.

Tue conservative and radical member OF the
Central Labor Union had q hot discussion at Clar-
endon Hall yesterday afternoon, the charge being
made that the German trades unions map out their
action before the central body meets. There was
talk OF forming two district central organiEa tions,
tivea.
The evening world., 1888-11-19
Post-EIsction Echoes In the Form Of Wage,
Results.

Results.
Two certain young men in Brooklyn are
among those labeled engaged"
They made a bet with each other before
election. and the awful result is that the
Democratic young young man cannot marry
for over q year from date.
Cards will soon be out announcing the
nuptials of the young Republican.
A well-known physician In Williamsburg
has bet the income of his next years practice
with O brother professional. He says that in
stead of four courses for dinner it will keep
him busy for some time thinking how to get
nna
The evening world., 1888-11-19
Rail OF the Wynn Association.

The Thomas +. Wynn Association held Its an
nual ball In Everett Hail, which was handsomely
decorated for the occasion. Good music and q
large attendance, including many nnely costumed
lAdies, made the occasion q notable success.
The evening world., 1888-11-19

It is said that Mr.. BLAINE does not desire te
go into President HARRIsos's Cabinet. He
Is willing to give the young men q chance.
The evening world., 1888-11-19
They would Walk straight.

10 the Editor af The Evsnina World
Allow me to nSme Q walking Cabinet, State, Dan
O'Loary; Treasury, jim Albert; War, Jack
Hughes; Navy, Geo. Noremae; Agriculture,
Sammy Day; Postmaster General, Bobby vint;
Secretary Interior. Dan Herty; Attorney-Generat
Harry Brooks. A TRUE DEMOCRAT.
The evening world., 1888-11-19
Farms for Poor Mon.

To he Editor Of Tia EUeRfng World:
I would invest the million in buying SOM
of our unused lands. ! would divide them
into small farms for poor men. and give them
O chance to own the land in a few years.
JOHN CLINE.
The evening world., 1888-11-19
There Would Re n Circus.

n he Editor Of me EVsntnG World:
Secret Try Of State, 7. T. Barnum.
Secretary Of Treasury, james A. Bailey.
Secretary Of War, Adam Forepaugh.
Secretary OF Navy, Frank A. Robbins.
Postmaster Genera John b. Doris.
Acknowledged, ]. ]. NatnanR,
Jersey City, N. ]. & B. LENT.
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romethinE TO WrrslIe with.

10 ne Editor Of TIE Evening World!
Allow me to name q Cabinet Of wrestlers for
President-elect Harrison: Secretary Of State, Will
lam Muldoon; Treasury, Evan Lewis. the strang-
Ter; War, Joe Acton. the Little Demon; Navy,
Duncan G. Ross; Postmaster-General Jimmie
Carroll; Interior, Billy Jens, the Bantam.
A. b. G.
The evening world., 1888-11-19
A Cabinet of Color.

no me Edior n TNs evening World!
Please insert the following names as 0 good COL
ored Cabinet FOR Mr.. Harrison Secretary of
State, Nelson Arnold; Treasury, Aleck A. Adkins;
War, Robert White; Navy, Daniel jackson; In
terror, Joseph Cook; Attorney General. David
Cox; Posims ster- General, Robert Harriet
Y. W. O..
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Auo,her Nellie BLY, AdmIrer.

70 hs Editor Of THs Evening World!
I could do q great many things. I would
have free schools for girls aud boys. free con-
certs and free libraries. I would appoint
Nellie bly, Chief OF the Brooklyn police in
place of Pat Campbell. JoHN Doe.
The evening world., 1888-11-19
Not in Need Of Il.

(From the 81. Paui Pioneer Pvsss.l
A school for teaching women the carpenters
trade mas been established in England. Women
do not need the ballot there TO rise to o higher
plane.
The evening world., 1888-11-19

A Clear Case.
Iron the Chfcago TrfbuHe.1
IT am sorry to see you here, Mr.. shadbolt, "
said the police magistrate, ION Q charge Of being
drunk on the street. think this b your nrst of
tense, though, and l am not disposed on
"But I was not drunk, Your Honor, " protested
shadbolt. knew exactly what I was doing. I
can remember everything that took place. from
the time Dinguss asked me to lend him $40 I'LL the
policeman collared me"
"You are well acquainted with Mr.. Dinsuss, /
presume7"
Certainly"
Did you lend him the SO Z"
81 did, your Honor, butt
"The nne, Mr.. S~haJbolt, will be 90 and costs. "
remarked the magistrate, shaking hs head sadly.
The evening world., 1888-11-19

Anti-PO0p Room.
10 ne Editor Of The EvsniR0 World;
II I had q million or any part Of It I would
devote It to closing up the pool rooms in this
city, which are the curse Of many young men.
j, +. r.,
The evening world., 1888-11-19
Reformation.
tNem LUs.l.

Clerical Friend-wel, my good fellow, don't
you feel better now that you have signed the
pledRe3
Shocking Example I'm o voice choked with emo
tion)-You have saved me from Q drunkard's death.
! feel like = different man. Come out and let'B
take something.
The evening world., 1888-11-19

Annual ball Of Court Jersey City, No z l2g, A.
o. r., Pavonla Hall, Monday. Dec. 10
Jubilee meeting OF Irish Protectionists, Monday
evening, Nov. 10, nj Cooper Union.
The evening world., 1888-11-19

IT'S n Better Name.
10 ne Editor Of Ths EVsnfa0 World:
If 1 had q million I would change the name
of the Prohibition party to the Moderation
party. EDWARD VAN BUsKIRK.
The Meir's, 10 Washington alley.
The evening world., 1888-11-19
s~tuffed-up Feeling

"For several years ] have been troubled with that
terribly diSagreeAble disease. catArrh. ] took Hoods
sarsaparillA with the very best rssults. II cured me Of
that continual dropping In my throat. and stuiSd.up
feeling. Hoods sarApATilA TO ALL" Mrs.
8. D. HEATH. Putnam. Conn.
The evening world., 1888-11-19

STILL BUILDING AIR CASTLES.
We Are Yet Receiving Hundreds Of Letters
on This Fascinating Topic.
A BiG Bride for johnnie Ward.
TO ne Editor Of The Epsntns World;
If I had one million Of dollars I would give
$5. 900 to johnnie Ward to stay with the New
York Baseball Club. GEORGE LOOSEN.
The evening world., 1888-11-19

The sudden death Of DR.. HxSRY B. sAxDs
dspriyss Now York of one Of lis most emil
The evening world., 1888-11-19
An ExcusabIe BIunder.

Iron tie 81. Paul Pioneer Prsn.J
Chicago Woman TO gentleman In the grip carr
Excnse me, sir. but have l not met you
beforef
Genteman-I presume no, l was your husband
once,
Chicago womsn-why. 70 DO sure. You are
John.
Gent NO.
q. W.-George7
Gent. Hardly.
G. W. OF course not; you are Henry.
Gent. Not much.
c. W.-Not Henry7 Then surely you must be
Edward-or Peletiahf
Gent No.
Q. W. tdesperaiely)-Pshaw, how stupid I
should have known ut nrst that no one but Archi-
bald would ever wear o Piccadllly collar on 0
check flannel shirt Well, how do ron get along Z
The evening world., 1888-11-19
THOSE PHUNNY PHELLOWS.
WHAT THEY HAVE TO SAY 10 CLEAR UP A
RAINY DAY.

Batch or jokes Gathered Here and
There In she Fisids where The Psra.
srnphsrs Labor - 0as Mere sf These
Glover Illustrated Nenssuse Rhymes ~
Mr. Frest.
The evening world., 1888-11-19
Hoods ~SarsaparNa

Sold BY ali druggists. o., sLI for ". Prepared oay
by 0. l. HOOD = co.. ApOthSeAriss. Lowell. MAsl
400 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
The evening world., 1888-11-19

Boz = NIX. .sis S az: s..i I e: :ssss- at; az j. s' Ia a. ASD .ss.
The evening world., 1888-11-19

In which Cass Jack VIII Probably Get Tate
Csuditen-Ths Seventh Regiment Games
Lihsly 70 Brins q Observation-Disclosures
Clash-Arranaements for she Manhattan
Meeting nc The Garden.
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CURED BY CUTICuRA .

MY skin disease, which resisted sew
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They surpassed my most saDguine ex-
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j. &C, ARENTRUE,
VISCxNNES, IND.
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CUrrCURA ABROAD

Through a home-returned Norwegian
have learned to know your CUTICURA,
which has in a short time cured me Ofan
Eczema that my physicians medicines
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VOW ITS VALUE

All Of your CUrICURA REMEDIES give
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I especially recommend for the dis
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Montelio, Wis.
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10 Z n I a I N I 4
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THE POET POWERS

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SORES ON NECK

Cnas. Brady, Somerville. Mass. who
refers to Dr.J. j.. Wood, druggist of that
city, certifies TO a wonderful cure ofrua-
ming sores on the neck which had been
treated dy hospital physicians without
cure, and which yielded completely to
the CUTICURA REMEDIYS.
, 1888-03-03
Preservation of Negatives.

The best way to hold a person or keep
track of him is in the possession of a
good negative. Or her would do better,
as there are more illustrations of the
truth of this remark in the case of
women. 1 have had a great deal of ex-
perierce in this line and have never
known it to fail, and for that reason 1
am always very particular to preserve
negatives. They are better than bail
bonds. l have negatives of a number of
people now who nave left the city and
who wan their friends to forget them,
and to that end have very carefully
avoided allowing those friends to know
where they are or which way they had
gone. Yet 1 hear from them frequently
by mean of orders for pictures printed
off of such and such a negative. l have
know of people missing for months, and
even for years, and whose friends had
given mp the search for them, to write to
their photographers for pictures off of an
old negative in Globe
Democrat.
, 1888-03-03

The broad Atlantic, is ever a stormy thor.
oughflra. Yet blow the winds ever 50
fl rccly, aud ride the waves ever so loft
lily, soamcn must man the good ships,
tourists wall brave the passage, and com
mcIcjal travellers and buyers must visit
the centres If foreign trade and manu-
iacturc. That atrociuus malady, scasick-
ness, together with colicky pains and
much inward uneasincss is often endured
when Hostettor's Stomach Bitters would
have fortified the voyagcrs against them.
Sea captains, and IN fact all old salts and
veteran travellers are scquW utGd with the
protective value of this cstimablc proven
tive and remedy, aud are rarely unpro
vidcd with it. Emigrants to the far
West should use it as a safeguard against
malaria Seek the aid OF the Bitters for
dyspepsia, constipation, liver complaint,
kidney troubles and all ailments that i'm
pair the harmonious and vigorous action
Of the vital powers.
, 1888-03-03

Among the many burning questions
which yet remain to be settled between
the United States and Great Britain,
none have caused more dissatisfaction in
social circles on the other side of the At
lantic than the lack of reciprocity shown
by us in the matter of club hospitality.
To the English gentleman every club in
New York is open; but the citizen of the
United States, on arrival in London,
finds the portals of the leading clubs in
Pail Mall sealed doors. Distinguished
men, it is true, are made honorary mem
bers of the Athenaum; but it is not every
one who can find exuberant joviality
within its walls. Our countrymen who
have resided in America, struck by the
very n sided nature of the club treaty
existing between the two countries, have
recently started a fresh addition to the
many London clubs. The American club
aims at affording a meeting placei in Lon
don for all men interested in the western
hemisphere. Here members of the Pa
ciic club at San Francisco, of the Mani
toba club at Winnipeg, of the Cercle DIES
Etrangers at Rio, the Knickerbocker at
New York and the Turf in PiccadiIly
meet on terms of perfect equality.-St.
James Gazette
, 1888-03-03
colors of the Alpine Sky.

When the Alpine sun is setting, or,
better still, some time after it has set,
leaving the limbs and shoulders of the
mountains in shadow, while their snowy
crests are bathed by the r~etreating light,
the snow CLOVIS with a beauty and solem-
nifty hardly equaled by any other natural
phenomenon. So, also, when first illum-
ined by the rays of the unrisen sun, the
mountain heads, under favorable atmos-
pheric conditions, shine like rubies. And
all this splendor is evoked by the simple
mechanism of minute particles, them
selves without color, suspended in the
air. Those who referred the extraordi-
nary succession of atmospheric CLOVIS,
witnessed some years ago, to a vast and
violent discharge of volcanic ashes, were
dealing with "a true cause" The fine
floating residue of such ashes would I'M
doubtedly be able to produce the effects
ascribed to it. Still tho mechanism to
produce the morning and evening red,
though of variable efficiency, is always
present in the atmosphere. l have seen
displays, equal in magnificeuce to the
finest of those above referred to, when
when there was no special volcanic out
burst to which they could be referred,
1t was the long continued repetition of
the glows which rendered the volcanic
theory highly probable. Professor John
Tyndall in The Forum.
, 1888-03-03

Next to his children, the most import
ant members of an Eskimo's household
are his dogs, they being essential to his
hunting in summer and his travelling in
winter. They are very wild, wolfish an
imals, only half domesticated, and pos.
sessing marvellous digestive powers. A
pup that Mr.. Ashe was rearing, being
left to amuse himself in the house one
day, did SO, very effectually, by devour-
ing stockings, gloves, the greater part of
q top boot, and many smaller articles of
a similar nature, none of which, appar-
emily, disagreed with him. Macdon-
aid Oxley in American Magazine.