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The evening world., 1889-11-14
STOLEN RHYMES.

The impression Is quito general
That peUple ale to-day
More highly intellectual
! nan in ages passed away;
BUT the notion Is erroneous,
| am steadfRstly convinced,
Ana think n TrtrURTesslOn
Has been recently evinced.
Now We have some strange conceptions
As TO ways Of dreEs aud walk.
And the s"tTAnKenesB 10 extending
Even to ideas and talk
Things nave turned 80 topsy-turyy,
And are changing so Of late
Thai old timers lose their bearings
AND can hardly navigate.
There are many funny fAncies-
Some arc Mt 70 make one laugh
But tie oldest II the fashion
or the latest photograph;
Formerly they took yOur picture
Front face, eyes upon q crack,
Nowadays the proper ape
Is 10 photograph your back,
-ITarkB. Hslch IN Time.
The evening world., 1889-11-14
Mutual Confidence and Sympathy.

TO the EdtOr:
l treat my husband AZ I desire to be treated by
him. l make home AZ comfortable and pleasant
As possible and provide what luxuries our means
will allow. He does not consider 1t an annoy.
ance when | conhde TO him the little trials and
worrlments | have through the day, but sympo-
thizcs with, mo and helps me over many A
stumbling block. "
We hope to bear each Others crosses, and bv
doing so feel that we are he.pmates as well an
husband and wife. BESSIE RPADr. "
The evening world., 1889-11-14
Loving COnStralntS for Husbands Prone
10 Spend Evenings from Home.
1.-THE Evening World" Symposium Of
Wives on This Engrossing Subject.
Many FIresldes Cheered by Sugges-
tions In These Columns.
Perhaps Your Own Idea May Win the
Golden Double Eagle.
Conditions Of tho Contest.

4 GOA Double Eagle, ''EUentnO Wor,d " prize
rr ne test recipe J0r keeEtn0 a husband at home
evenings.
Competitors must address their recipes TO "The
EditOr, " ptrfn1 HPtr name ana address. not ror
publication tohere not desired. The recipe must
not be more than 200 toOrdS long. and must be
tcritten on one side or he paper only.
The evening world., 1889-11-14
As Seen from below Stairs.

To the Editor :
am forty-nine years old and have lived out
at service the biggest part OF my time since l
was nine. Therefore | have had the oppor-
tunity of seeing quite a number of married
iadles ways OF MANAGING then husbands.
is q gentleman. OF course, there In 10 trouble
to keep him in nights II business does not call
him out. But II il IL only q man of the usual
run, Just let him know that You are boss and
make him stay in. II. D., Tarrytown.
The evening world., 1889-11-14

KEELY-everybody knows just what KEELY
is meant-bobs NJ with a new invention-a
gun, which he snys will knock the spots off
ZALINsKY's contrivances.
With due respect for thunder and light
ming, we pause to say, Mr.. KELLY. you are q
perpetual mooter
The evening world., 1889-11-14
sho Would Give Him n Puzzle.

To me Editor:
To keep husband home l tried,
And for loneliness / cried,
But, some good thoughts came in my mind
And u good scheme | tried to find
Make him good and Wholesome food,
Over daily troubles do not brood.
Always smile. look sweet and neat.
Warm his slippers for his feet.
After the evening repast is over
Gently hand him Pigs in Clover.
CHARLOTTE WIENER.
The evening world., 1889-11-14

Lord BRAssEY, who has tried, as bes' he
knowed, TO make terms for the settlement
of the lighterman's strike In London, but has
failed thus far, is just learning that the life
of q labor arbitrator is not such Q soft thing
as that Of the ~agltator.
1t is a kind Of milestone existence. And
the product of the grinding is generally in
tense appropriately.
The evening world., 1889-11-14

Gen. JoHN N. KNAPP. Chairman of the Re-
publican State Committee. after vainly fgur-
ing by everv known rule Of arithmetic for a
week, comedies the election of the entire
Democratic State ticket, shuts up his Com-
mittee's last remaining annex at the Fifth
Avenue and goes home.
Accept our sympathy, General. And here's
worse luck to you next time.
The evening world., 1889-11-14

loving and prettily dressed. The husband chose
her for ferself and not for the delicious dinners
she could prepare.
The cooking ahonld certainly be done TO suit
and the house kept tidy, but that alone will
not keep your husband with you. Don't find
fault with Your husband Praise him OCCASION
ally and he will spend his veninRs with you.
HAPPY.
The evening world., 1889-11-14

people who are interested in this business OF
smuggling md pummellnN, would . sight
rather see You fight than to hear you talk or
read your letters.
BY the bye, you prize.6ghterS do a deal Of
talking, anyhow.
The evening world., 1889-11-14
WARM REGARD FOR HARRISON.

"Oh, yes, Harrison Is popular in his
State" That's what Col. JOHN C. NEW said
about his Hoosicr candidate TO ~anxiously in
quiring delegates at Chicago last year.
Well, last night the Republicans of JeTer-
~sonville, Ind, burned the President in efigy,
because he I" pleased himself" in the matter
of the village post. ofice.
Oh yes, he's popular in his own State.
The evening world., 1889-11-14
Sonds His Little savings.

10 Wd fdhoT'
for Christmas trees for the poor children. As l
have saved a little money l thought I would
send II to you SO il may help TO make some little
child happy. My little sister, Edna, and | wish
them as merry a Christmas as we hope to have.
pRRCY X. DEYTEn
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10 me Editor;
think all this keeping your house clean and
yourself neat il not going to keep a husband
home evenings. lie may enjoy all this, but if
he'fecls inclined to go ont il will not interfere.
My recipe Is to make him n tribe Jealous,
Give him the impression that after he il gone
You take a promenade yourself. Give him Il
like the looks OF quite we'll: then perhaps You
may keep him home to look after your welfare.
NEGLECTED WIFE.
Praise Him Occasionally.
n ne Eiitor ;
The wife should make herself the chief attrac-
ton in her home by always being cheerful.
The evening world., 1889-11-14
She Gives Up Vnnquished.

TU TWF ETTTOT :
have concluded, after much experience and
reflection, that il husbands desire to 60 out
nothing under heaven will keep them home.
MANA.
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Ton Rtrnnr for Her.

WF"W TWe WdTcNdNT TTuteTTT.T
"self-deniAl," said a travelling man 10 an
other, il a trait that will be found in nearly
every woman. IL seems 10 be an essential part
self.denial." -
An vet. " was the rejoinder, :" how few OF
them are equal TO o BeRlskin sAck-ritice."
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cnIhnr.

PROM T1ns.l
First Umbrella-How are you standing the
rainy weather?
Second Umbrella-0h, / am used up
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Let me look at your Winter underwear.
please" said the stylish young lady, a. she
stood at the counter of the dry-goods store.
- EXcuse me, madam, " answered the obliging
clerk. AZ he shivCred, nncOnsclously; but / am
still wearing my Summer clothes.
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VIII Help Adorn tue Trees.

It is with pleasure that we inclose q check for
90, our contribution to your Christmas-Tree
you some gloves and mitts To help adorn the
trees and keep the hands of some little ones
warm. BRILL Bros, As Cortlandt street.
The evening world., 1889-11-14
Two Mysteries.
LYNN JYma

Grumblsr-I don't undertand how you manage
to make both ends meet on your salary.
,Tr9uble-Apd l don't understand VIII yoo
should think / do.
The evening world., 1889-11-14

ThympRcy So CAltbound'S library was
burned, waaitH Pretty serious loss, / Judge,
Scynyc-WelL perhRps. Heavy volumes Of
smoke went up, anyhow.
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Not On the Cnrdr.

from TmS
Chicago Conductor ito the World Fail.
please.
The World Sorry to disappolnt you. but
there's no chance to knock down anything o.
me. ! have u pass TO New York.
The evening world., 1889-11-14
DRAWN from Their Ll,,Ie snrInr, nnnL

Drawn from Their Little Savings Hanks.
10 ne Editor
We are two little children, aged twelve and
Ave years. We send you so cents each from our
banks to help buy the poor children's Christmas
trees. ALIEN. LESLIE.
CRACK LESLIE.
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IRrhnn

asked her what she thought Of me,
10 which, she answered shortly, "Roohi
treaty. never tEinf 81 yOpyS
-AuRSsvS Weekly.
The evening world., 1889-11-14

MoSELL'S TH6THINo CORDIAL produces. calm and
hSAlthfui rsDoSe duTin1 ali stages oftsStStnS. 0aobSo e"s
The evening world., 1889-11-14

10 NE EdffOr !
Enclosed find 80 cents for the Christmas Tree
Fund 70" the poor children. ] shaL send more
before Christmas. May good luck attend your
kindness to the poor children. NJ. HASDvILL.
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Kind Words with n Contribution.
IN ne Editor
Kindly accept the inclosed 81 towards your
worthy charity, the Children's Christmas Tree.
FHoM A WELL WIsHER.
The evening world., 1889-11-14
sPoTLETS.

The Load Trust may become a sinker. The st.
Louis companies have gone out already.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-30
THE DRAMA.
"THE COUNTRY GIRLn AT DALY's.


A reproduction of The Country Grip was effected
last night, at Days Theatre. in the presence Of
numerous and delighted audience. This old piece Is
Wycherley's Country Wife, altered by Gerrck and
stu further altered by Augustin DAILY. The original
was acted, IN London, In 1878. Garrfcks version
was brought forward in 1906 wycherky
customcd to browse upon French theatrical literature
and his impulse, in the composition Of this piece,
derived from Molere In the original the chief char
acters arc Mr. and Mrs Pinchwife and Mr.. Homer.
In tho Carrick version these persons bcoome Moody
and Peggy and Belville. wyoherley's piece Is Il
centious, but the comedy as offered by Mr.. DAILY 10
irreproachable; the exhilarang spirit has been pre-
served, without any infusion Of vice. The part Of
Peggy, VINO calls herself Margaret Thrift. favor
tie with our forefahers when played by Mrs. Jordan.
and is has become specially favorite With the New
York audience since hrst II was assumed ~ Ada
Rehan. Tho piqusncy Of this impersonaton is deli
cious, and its undertaking sustainnent Of childke
simplicity and almost rustic aressncss. through which
nevertheless shines the sparkling intelligence Of
miscellaneous and merry temperament was pcrfrct -
an effort OF art The demuro tone and the humorous
variety Of the letter scenc last night excited The alb
soIuts enthusiasm Of the house. and at this, and ss
other points, the applause for the accomplished actress
was emphatic. Mr. George Clarke gave con-
spleuously brilliant performance Of spari5sh-s whIm
steal character spirited and yet asnine, which 10
must be exceedingly difficult TO portray. Mr.. John
Drew as BelviTe and Mr.. Otis Skinner as Harcours
eittered ana huttered merrly through tbs piece and
Mr. Charles Fisher enacted the eurmudgeon Moody IN
way to make his discontinue most desirable rc-
suit Miss Eveline Cooke enacted the frsky chamber
nald Lucy, so well to win special tribute at
her laughing and laughable exit The piece
Is. perhaps, little too long, since what now remains
of Is little moro than exposition Of the trtoula
tons Of jealous, irrational and morosc tyrant who
Is tantalzed and hoodwinked BY an affected simple.
q IN hnuua
sketch OF old-timo manners. IL was beautifully
dressed.
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be cited in excuse for applications for change
Of venue. Every scamp whose miscOnduct
thereafter excited public horror disgust or re-
sentiment. every Ferdinand Taru' every mos',
every Beden, and especially every political
rascal would seek to hide behind it. 1t would
be a continual and dangerous bar to justice.
An accused man has the right to fair jury, not
to jury that is fairer than fair not to an
ignorant jury, not to jury whose antecedents
are with difficulty ascertained The law pro-
tects defendants more than amply oue ~ uoeS
- 60, that bocause the selection of talesmen
involves care and work defendant is thereby
entitled to go elsewhere for trial than in the
county where his alleged crime was committed.
We hope these arguments, abandoned though
they are by the present District-AttorneS' Will
of themselves impress Judge fao'ersoh'
NJ YorI, Indigo should be the last man to
confess that our citizens are SO mentally warped
or deficient that they cannot do justice to the
city's criminals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-30
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.


Foreiqn. General Boulanger has issued an ad-
d,oss thanking those who voted for him; the Gov
ernment's policy will be announced tomorrow.
- David Shelby, NJ p, was sentenced to SIX
months Imprisonment -= The kreuz Eel
tunos will be prosecuted for high treason Tor Ut
terances ON the Geifcken affair. 49, Mr.. STAN
hone the English Secretary of State for War, pre-
dicted fierce wars in Europe IN short ume -
William O. Iirien was arrested at Manchester
congress-Both branches in session. - The
senate T. was decided 10 discuss Samoan affairs
with omen doors, and Mr.. Sherman made long
sreech on the controversy; the amendment to raise
ministers TO the rank OF ambassadors was adopted.
- The House An appropriation of 100000
was made for the new library building.
pomestic.-The correspondence of Prince Bis
narck and Secretary Bayard on Samoan affairs
was made public. - 1t is said that the only
nlsce left in the Cabinet of General Harrison
for Ne,y-Yorb State is the MISUNDERSTANDING
- Peter Ward DEM is probably elected In
the XIIIth State Senatorial District to succeed
Mr. Low. 49, james III. Berry was reelected
IN the United States Senate by the Arkansas
LEGISLATURE -- The State Senate discussed the
Naval Reserve bill and the Supreme Court
Judges Salary bill. No action was taken. -
The report on the Assembly ceiling matter was
laid before that body. =- Mrs Rawson maze
another sensation in the court in Chicago. -
The FIRST National Convention OF Furniture Manu-
facturers met at Grand Rapids. 49, Fresh de-
mands by the Burlington and Northern delayed
the ratifying Of the railway presidents agreement
City and Suhurban.-Nineteen street-car mes
bjg and little, were tied up in this city cars
were run on few lines. but no disturbances OF
serious nature occurred: attempts to run cars wll
he made ON a number of lines today. -= The
strikers in Brooklyn grew riotous and stoned
policemen who were protecting new men, -
The annual dinner Of the University OF the Civ o.
New-York alumni took place. go The Reform
Club gave its first annual dinner at Deimonicos
- Both the prosecution and defence IN th'
Clearv trial asked foc a change Of venue -
With greater activity stocks advanced with SONS
fluctuations and closed strong
The Weather. Indications for to-day; Slightly
colder at irst then slowly moderating. IemPera
ture yesterday: Highest. 81 degrees; lowest ~
average, "a IA.
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THE TALK or THE DAT.

Emma Abbott has again precipitated great war
,a,voen the Church aud the Stage In the South
This time she did It by quietly going 30 church, nko
anv other worshpper, and retiring after tho service
wIthout saving a word. II the clergy who 80. out
q, ,be way 10 attack this plucky little woman were
na,d 10 advertise her they couldn't do 1t more effect
ivelv than they are now doing for nothing
The shnep industry in Montana, taken at large, was
o,,ar In more prosperous condition. The clip bids
si 20 be one OF the best and the total product Of
,@nn, tbe largest yet produced Fully 10,OOO,OOo
nds vim be- the product NJ 1850, which, With the
ppsssant outiook at 20 cents per pound, means q
M ,tan, M revenue This, added 20 the ~ 900 900
haeh yonlS represent the value of the increase In
na aocks would make q total OF S4,OO0,0OO for the
shoen sndnstry OF the Territory for 1882 Next 10
1snpg this Is now believed 10 DO the leading enter
nrse ~ the Territory Great Fails Nont Leader.
Saws THE Rapid city Dakj Republican The
b,,s,nass Of horse breeding in the Black Hills has
a,raadv heoome ono OF much magnitude. IL Is est.
mated that there are now over ten thousand horses
ranging m the Eastern Hills owned By persons who
are breeding for the market This estimate has been
made with care by ono in the business, and does
not include small lots less than thirty does II
include horses IN tho Northern aud Western Fills
All kinds OF horses are bred in the Hills, roadsters
trotters, runners. draft. There are some Arabian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-30
nLEAnpS APpLICArInN

With the District-Attorney and the trial
Judge both agreeing with the defence that
Cleary cannot secure an unprejudiced hearing
in this county, Justice Patterson will have
plenty Of excuse for considering his duty rather
perfunctory one. 1t is almost beyond doubt
ing that he win hand down decision changing
the venue and sending the indictment before
a country jury somewhere up the State. This
course, in our Judgment, is as unnecessary as it
Is sure to be deleterious in it's effect upon jus
tee hereafter. The record shows that in five
days eight jurors have been qualified. This
Is almost if not quite as many as were qualified
in the same time in the Sharp case. The only
reason they are not now sitting in the box is
because the Court Of Appeals recently decided
that jurors must be sworn as soon as accepted
and these eight were peremptorily refused.
1t is a mere matter Of arithmetic to see that
when jurors are being qualified at the rate Of
eight week, and when each side has but
twenty peremptory challenges, jury must be
had at the worst within six weeks. In tho
Sharp case nearly that amount Of time was con-
sumed in the same work, and all the boodle''
trials were proracted TO wearsome length.
This may be fatguing for judges and lawyers.
but that ought to be reckoned small matter
and OF no avail whatever in compelling the
confession that rogles whose crimes are par
ticularly offensive cannot obtain a fair trial
in this city.
The effect as precedent Of such decision
could but be harmful. Il would continually
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-30
amnsenrenis.

ACADEMY OF NUsIc-2 and s-The Old Homestead
AMBERGs THEATRE --8-Mascot
RrJoU THEATRE--2 and S-Natural Gas
BROADWAY THEATBE-2 and s-Idttle Lora fsuhuo'0'
CASINO S-Na05y
DALY's THEATRE 8l5IThe Inconsta0t
DOcKsTADER's-- s-Kellar.
EDEN MUsEE-wsz TaDIeaux.
GRAND OPERA HoUsE-2 and s--As You LSe IT,
HARRIeANs PARK THEATRE and Sine borsafe'
LYcEUM THEATRE sl6-Sweet Lavender
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE s:So-capt swirl
MrTRoporrrAN OPERA HoUsE-s-Tannhauser
NIBIO'S-2 and S-Harbor Lights
pAT1frRs raEATRE-s-- aud Cleopatra
STAR THEATRE -2and = Boston Howard A'nenAe"'
star Specially Company
STANDARD THEATRE 8-Pcarl OF Pekin
TONY PASTORS THEATRE and s-varieV.
Tpr GRAND MUsEUM-l0a. m. to Top. NJ
bTHAvENUE THEATRE s-Macbsth.
1aTH STREET THEATRE ana 5-Myles Aroon'
4THAvE AND 10TH. sT.-Gettysburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-30

Mr.. Slavery, the chairman Of the Prison Com
mittee Of the Assembly, very naturally desires TO
obtain the views OF prison officials Accordingly
he telegraphed Warden Durston, of Auburn Prison,
70 attend a committee meeting the other day, the
warden having agreed to come when autographed.
But the warden didn't come. Why notP 81
was told.' says Mr. Slavery, that Warden Durston
did not come because Superintendent Lathrop sent
him word that he had better stay away II
Is 10 be hoped for Mr. Lathrop's sake that Mr..
Sbvery has been misinformed. The prison problem
Is difficult one and the Legislature is entitled
70 all the light which it can gain from any
quarter Why should IL not have tho benefit
Of the experience Of the warden of Auburn One
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PERSONAL

Prince Bismarck displayed characteristic brutality
in HIS manner Of releasing Or. Gefehnn- He simply
scnt turnkey 10 the outraged scholars cell to tell
him 10 Z" get out and go about bis ousiness'"
Sir william Pearce left fortune Of se.eooooo; all
to hts widow and son.
Mayor Hart, Of Boston, is fond of comedies and
light operas.
General Lord wolseiey has been elected an honorary
member of the Society of the Army and Navy OF the
Confederate states Of America mark OF apprec s,S
ton OF that English braggarts seuVe synp"~S "'~i
tho sayohoders' rebellion
Professor J. p Mahafy. Of Trinity College Dunhn.
the wer-knowu author Of Social Life In Greece
a Greek Education Manual Of Greek Literature
a 1be Art OF Conversation etc. VIII visit the umted
States next summer a. the guest OF the OnauDauqua
Assembly He will spend two weeks IN August ~
chautauqua delivering ono course OF leoties ,r on
ts,,or life OF the Greeks and another ON Inc
/ tIIstory M civilization Ho wdll also c'e popuiyl
Address on The Irish Question: troiessor ~ La
IL mot only charming writer, but speaA'r Oh sie''
versatility ana Vsor
Tho Rev. Charles Antoni, OF St Boniface's Roman
| Catholic Church In this city, has oeen u~nsioii "
| the Church OF St. Nicholas.
IT seeive. nresident Of Amherst College
49,. Amherst today for Winter Park, Florida, where
he win spepd several months. He takes THIS UP io'
| much-needed rest and recuperation- ana upon INT
advice of his physicians and rie p.s,dsrts 1tes
| Wlliouo TYLER Will ASSUME TUG ~
| during Or. seeiye's ABSENCE
DR. Iu. the only surviving ex-president OF Harvaru
s described by The Boston Advertiser" dc 90
cupied tho position of president rom ieo1 % AoUo
| rs, hofore the term Of President Eliot pegah' Dr
Am "a a large man physically as well as mentally
with hair, face and figure showing tow Of the mark
Of age He was "a great friend OF Professor AsassL
having many OF the tastes of the dead sayans wn
OF them. tho study OF natural history mas ocoIR,s e
vrr much OF his time since be finished acnve c0nes'
rrnrh his vestigatons OF the HABITS OF me lowe
anttas are world famous. He often lectures Deior
the Maine colleges on his hobby, and upon phhosopics
] aud ethical themes
The death has been recorded of cuthoert southcy
som Of Robert southey, tall, rugged, modest, hard
| working country minister.
II "a source Of great pleasure to the many friend
~ robert Nevada, City Editor of s. The philadelphia
Ledger that tho destruction by nre OF MS Deau'nu
! home at Wayne, Penn, recentlyn no
| 10 leave him and his family destitute DIT. Mc"a al
h.a invested the savings Of HIS lifetime In valuabl
i nSn nv and handsome home, which wero swep
| a,gav IN an hour He has, however, the essurene
| ~ George W. Chllds that the latter VIII ropuhu IN
! dsstrovcd homo at his own expense