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The evening world., 1889-01-31
The Grent AfrIcnn Hint.

Prom he San Francisco Erdminer.l
The Ozark Continent - will soon be so full OF
exploring expeditions, each searching for inc
other. that it will Ne impossible for anybody"
get lost. The New York WORLD has sent some
body to hunt up Stanley, and now DIR. Peters
of Berlin. has gone to look for Emin Bey. by
the time DIR. Peters and The WORLD man e'
into the wilds Emin Bey and Stanley will prop
ably turn up in London. 1t will be their turn
then to go back and look for the other lost ones
and thus keep alive interest in the new African
game of hi~de-and-seek
The evening world., 1889-01-31

BISMARCK has at last served notice upon
this Government that he has declared
war upon the Mataafa faction of the
warning Samoans. The principal excuse
for the declaration seems to be the right to
punish the struggling natives who, in
self-defense, fred upon and killed a score or
more of German soldiers last month. He
boldly announces TO our State Depart
ment that he will no longer play
the part Of p~eacemaker between the
factious natives, but will employ his
forces in aiding TAMAsEsE to crush
MATAAFA. He hopes that the United States
Government will not interfere with his in
tentions, but he doesn't seem to care much
whether it does or not. II Congress fails
to formulate a policy with backbone in it
now the people will probably desire to
know why. A despatch from Auckland
announces the declaration Of war by Ger.
many and adds that probably all the Sa.
means will at once unite against the Ger.
mans.
The evening world., 1889-01-31
The arrest Of WV. O'BRlEy at Manshe,

The arrest of WIN. O'BRIEN at Manchester
was not an event calculated to add to the
popularity Of the Conservative Govern
ment. He had just made a speech and had
been the recipient Of a great popular ova-
ton on English ground when the police
made him a prisoner. The officers found
it advisable to make use Of a feint to escape
the multitude assembled at the railway sta
tiopro do him honor. At Chester, on his
Say TO Dublin, there was another large
gathering to cheer him Mr.. BALEoUF
must be growing very weary Of this sort OF
thing.
The evening world., 1889-01-31
A Graphic sort Of Writer.


TO he EfitOT OF Inc World:
Miss Kate Sauborn has started q crusade
against the expectorating male nuisance in
public places-especially the street and Elevated
railway cars. Sine has written her indignant
protest to the tribune, and in doing so has man.
aged to make one corner of that journal flthier
than any spittoon or car floor that l ever. en-
cQuntered. | am indebted to this refined lady
for the partial loss OF my breakfast this morning.
Yew York, Jan. 80. A QUIET CHEwKR-
The evening world., 1889-01-31
ECHOES FROM THE PEOPLE
Points and Suggestions from "Th wsris,.,,
Observant Readers.
70 a. Editor of m. World.


10 as Editor Of N. world.
In q late edition OF the Man ana ErDr,., A.
pears the following editorial
The Improvement Of the Galveston Harbor 4. n vo,,
q NstttSnm i NJ Major stews5t's sdyocscy u
not ind favor here, That Il not Q 3 mntter y sg Wss,I VIII
concern like the galveston Harbor, 6u; Is distinecftlHy
chance for Republican literally to the great hsHrbo,
the Eerpetuation Of anything Confederate"" Ia tho Y
South. I'm
Nearly a quarter OF a century Of peace does
not seem TO have quenched the warlike thirst ~
the statesman who edits that paper, whatever
may be desired in regard 10 the Improvement ~
the harbor OF Galveston, one of the most i'm.
portant in the country, is Of course a work OF
National interest. " But Major Stewart, in bs
solicitation Of aid in behalf Of the Confederate
Soldiers Home in Texas. does not base his
appeal to the people OF New York, or any other
Northern locality, upon any National grounds.
In all the determinations which have occurred
in the last ten years between the men Of tina
North and of the South, in visits made by them
on Northern and Southern soil, much has been
done to cement the bond OF good feeling be-
tween the sections. Fairs and Entertainments
of various sorts have been held in Boston and
elsewhere in the North in aid of Just such
Stewart is here at present to promote, and
great good, and much for the alienation
County, CO.. ffT pf 6s8e .GG 81 a s oscd%nli Of our f eSS%mOn
not now, has not been and, never will DO
any claim for indemnity on the part Of. the
by them through actual warfare during the
contest OF :1S61-1s65, and. Major Stewards
mis- mission here, as | know, is simply to appeal 70
which / feel must commend itself to all who are
New York, Jan. %. GEo. NJ. ISRAEL
The evening world., 1889-01-31
A Nice street Obstruction.

To The Editor or The World:
You are right when you say that our streets
are terribly abused by householders. I saw on
Lexington avenue, near Thirty-sixth street, this
week, a discarded Christmas tree, eight feet
long. which some gentleman had pitched out Of
who was rich enough to have such a Christmas
tree, might have paid somebody a quarter to
haul i away or chop it mp and burn IT after he
arrest the man who thus wilfuly INSTRUCTED the
thoroughfare? j. Z. PARTON.
New York, Jan 80.
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R z

For ts United Stdtes OF Canada: DALI. one year.
5000; DAILY, EI months, $500; DAILY and suN-
DAT. one year, $500; DAILY and SUNDAY, SIX
months. $500; DAILY and SUNDAY, one month,
zoe. SUNDAY, one year. %. 90; The sEN1-wIEELI
WORLD, one year. az. 20: The WEEKLY WoRLD. one
year. e1.o0. Liberal commissions allowed to CLUE
AGENTS. Sample copies cent free.
For England and the Continent and all CouHTfts
IN IN, International Postal linton: DAILY and suS-
DAY, sl5.00: DAILY only, s12. 90: SUNDAY. $500.
ADDREss ALL COMMUNICATIONS, WHETHER
CONCERNING ADVERTISEMENTS or SUB.
~scBrPTIoNs. TO Il MAIN OFFICE, 81 PARK
ROW, n. Y. CITY.
The evening world., 1889-01-31
An Appeal for the Canal DiSser..

To The Editor of The World:
AS France and Russia are the only foreign. ma
tons which have shown America any support in
time of tr~ouble-France in our war for Inde-
pendence and Russia in our late civil war
why should we play the part Of a dog in the
manger now2 As France undertook the Panama
Canal in good faith we should help her through
with it instead of resisting the aid which she
needs. 1t would be much better to, complete the
canal than to abandon il now and lose all Of the
vast sum that has been spent on it. And it
should also be borne in mind that a good deal
of the. stock is in American hands, and they
would lose equally with our foreign ~neighbors.
f. SMITH, 2l1 Grand ave.
Brooklyn, Jan, %.
The evening world., 1889-01-31

TFTVW no EVFHJVTT JOHTNdT'I
Miss Edith ingalls,, daughter OF the dis
tinguished Senator, is writing very readable
letters to The WORLD about Washington social
matters. # is especially noticeable and credit
able that she praises her own sex, not shrinking
even from giving the young ladies. presumably as
charming even as herself, full credit for hand
some and becoming party toilets. Inasmuch as
this may be fairly considered the height of grace
ana gratitude in a young lady writer, Miss
ingalls, il a vast success.
The evening world., 1889-01-31
Honorinr Doodle Above Brains.

prom The 81. Louis Post Dispateh
A millionaire Vice President nominated avow-
eddy on Doodle considerations is enough Of that
sort of thing for an administration to carry.
The addition of n Cabinet officer appointed
without any record of public service at all, lifted
over the heads Of all the trained statesmen of
the party, and solely on account of service III
raising 1900, 900 for the campaign, would put
Doodle influence in n more conspicuous position
than it has ever before held in any Administra-
tiou-
The evening world., 1889-01-31
Tho uiIl Of York.

Iron The Nebraska State Journal
A paragraph concerning the names OF isy.
nors is being blown about the country ~ mad
ish way. The Governor OF Illinois S.Iorado
F,,er. California has its Waterman and Colora.S
its Cooner. II might be added that New 20 80
has its Hin, who came pretty close to ies" IA
the impression in certain quarters during
last oampaiRn that he is q mountain.
The evening world., 1889-01-31
They Are All Patriotic.

From Ne Albany Fme
The New York WORLD is in a peck Of trouble
over the position that German-Amcricans would
take if we should have a war with Germany. Our
contemporary need not be alarmed. In the first
place there will be no war, and in the next place
the patriotism of our adopted fcllow-citizens
would not be open to suspicion if a fight could
be forced on Us by such a thing as the Samoan
affair.
The evening world., 1889-01-31

1t Is gratifying to know that Mr.. WIN. M.
WINS, the polished reformer par e1oellence,
is In Albany throwing his valuable influence
in behalf of ballot-reform. Under cover of
this exploit he will probably do something
mean inside of a week.
The evening world., 1889-01-31

The Democrats of New Jersey will make
very poor use of their success in the last
election If they repeal the Local Option
Law at the i~nstigation of the brewers or of
the sal%oon-keepers. Local option is home
rule on the question of liquor-selling. And
home rule is a Democratic principle, Let
the people manage their local affairs in
their W way.
The evening world., 1889-01-31

From The LouisUiVe CouTter-Jonrnd'I
1t is significant that while Dudley, WIN
great flourish, filed damage suits against %,
tain New York papers for publishing ~
'blocks-of-fve letter, he is lodging ou.sia ~
the State and refusing to appear and tesths y
those suits, Notwithstanding the assiduou' N.
forts Of the defendants attorneys to secure "a
presence, Perhaps he knows that there
Judge Woods presiding in these cases.
The evening world., 1889-01-31

for sitting upon a jury in the case on q
second trial, or from acting in that capacity
in any case dependent upon the same evil
dence, the jury law certainly needs amend
ment. The newspapers cannot be adjusted
to q reign OF darkness in regard TO crime.
They will continue TO print the news. Pub
licity is more dreaded than the law by
many offenders. They may be able to balk
justice, but they cannot silence the press.
When intelligence becomes a Disqualified
ton for a juror, as well as dense ignorance,
~rascals will rejoice.
The evening world., 1889-01-31
A Plethora of Boys.

To he Editor Of The World:
Will you please insert in your paper that we
have an Office boy. One two-line advertisement
in The WORLD brought over three hundred boys
and they are still coming. Yours truly,
HENRY & FOSTER,
The Pillow-Inhaler o.
80 East Fourteenth street. Jan. 80.
The evening world., 1889-01-31

By the death of Crown Prince RUDOLF
of Austria, the brother Of the Emperor,
Archduke KARL LUDWIG, becomes the
heir to the thr ne. The late Crown
Prince was not distinguished for
much, although he essayed literature and
was something of a huntsman. His domes-
tic infelicities prevented him from attaining
popularity with his people.
The evening world., 1889-01-31
A Rather Narrow View.

To The Editor Of The World:
1t seems that the Sun and the Epenfno Pos
have only two remedies for a Labor strike-the
police club and the necessities of the starving
with only one side X. V. d.
New York, Jan. 30.
The evening world., 1889-01-31

TIL AsTRoLoGERs of the Emperor Of China's
Court, seventy-eight in number, have made the
weird discovery that the recent fire in the I'M
perial Palace at Pekin was an evil omen, intended
as II warning against the inroads of Western in
ventions. The Emperor has therefore prohib-
tied the further extension of the Tientsin Rail-
way. Not since the days when, az CHARLES
LAMB relates, the Chinese roasted pigs by burn
ing private houses has the Celestial mind formu-
lated anything in the line OF undersigned humor
30 funny as the Emperor's decree.
The evening world., 1889-01-31

The strikers should bear in mind that the
railway managers would like nothing bet
ter than to ave them commit acts OF vio-
lence which will warrant the interference
of the police and divert public sympathy
from the men.
The evening world., 1889-01-31
Constantly on Guard,

TTVW W TFW'VuFV UHpuTeN,I
Col. Dudley's backwardness about coming for
ward in those New York libel suits is a hoater
that indicates that the tide of affairs is not car
rying that able politicians fortunes into the
sunlight OF open court.
The evening world., 1889-01-31

WARNER MILLER has announced himself
as unalterably opposed to the High License
Bill reported to the Legislature by Mr..
CRosBY's Commission. 1t isn't high
enough. Mr.. MILLER ought to proclaim
himself o Prohibitionist at once.
The evening world., 1889-01-31

Is OUR GOVERNMENT becoming a "Circumlo-
cution Office, or How Not to Do 1t ~ The Naval
Department wants to know what the State De-
partmont thinks about the Samoan affair, the
State Department would like TO learn the views
of the President in the matter, while the Presi-
dent shows an inclination to hear from Congress
on the subject. Congress would doubtless he
glad to find out how public opinion stands in the
premises, and public opinion might like to con-
suit the Samoans before feeling sure of itself.
The evening world., 1889-01-31
Hnn Hnd IIA Shnrn.

Iron The Boston GIObs.l
1t is about time for New York TO take q back
seat, isn't it, 1t has sat in the front row long
enough. President Cleveland took three Cabinet
officers from New York.
The evening world., 1889-01-31
Amount of White Paper Used During the
Six Years Ending Dec. 81, 1855
CIRCULATION BOOKS OPEN TO ALL,

The report that a jury cannot be obtained
in New York to try boodlcrs must carry
consolation to that sad little colony of ex-
municipal statesmen in Montreal.
The evening world., 1889-01-31
NJ u,rri,on,a silence.

tFrsm the Louisville oOurtsr-Jour"as. HsF.
n.r,.min the silent is what some Of MI. y.
r,son,s admirers call him. BENJAMIN NJ
taiUivs silent as to what ought to be done W
tha man who stole the Votcs's subscription
The evening world., 1889-01-31

BRooME County will now have an opportunity
to brush up its knowledge of metropolitan law
yers. We shall expect a clean sweep from
Broome.
The evening world., 1889-01-31
MathemaneaIII slated.
tF,oa a. Bostoa J1tolI

lFT0a Ne bost0H JriSf
Minister Phelps IL coming home with his repu-
tGtion A. q statesman 30 enhanced that 1t can be
represented only BY the formula Of Q multiplied
By K
The evening world., 1889-01-31

II 1t be the law, a. the decision Of the
Cout Of Appeals is held TO rule, that a
q who has read . report Of the tectt-
many In any Trial IL thereby disqualified
The evening world., 1889-01-31

SECRETARY BAYARD seems 10 incline TO the be-
lief that the United States Government is in the
right in the samoan matter, but ought not to
ray so very loudly.
The evening world., 1889-01-31

HARVARD CLAIMS that her rowing tank is supe-
rior TO YAle's. The think tank no longer holds
frst place in college life.
The evening world., 1889-01-31

Iron ne Roehsstu DsnOordt.l
Poor Mr.. BSySrd! II seems sad that he should
be overwhelmed with 30 many perplsIities. He
never had u stomach for Hght nor = head for
diulomAcy.
The evening world., 1889-01-31

THREE TIMES within a fortnight have the
streets in the vicinity of Park Row and Beekman
street been ripped up by the Steam-Heating
Company. The blockade, the dirt AID the We
suvian eruption from the depths have consti-
tuted a nuisance such az no other city of modern
times is subjected to. But when our streets
were given over to the steam peddlers it WAS
mnderstood that the public might be bloYed.
The evening world., 1889-01-31

THERE Is A VERY LARGE BOWL Of consomme
~yGwninR for somebody in France.
The evening world., 1889-01-31
~ BRANCH OFFICES:

BROOKLYN-35e FULTON ST. HARLEN-Eevs
Department $50 EAST l25TH ST.. Advertise
ments at 237 EAST 18TH ST. WASHINGTON
60 14TH ct.
LONDON o~FFIcR-32 CocKsruH ST.. TnATALoAl
SoukRR-
The evening world., 1889-01-31

Col. DUDLEY is in Washington City interest
ing himself in n company which has been
organized to promote a new power in physics by
which ammonia IL 10 he made an auxiliary Of
steam. Perhaps there is force enough in this
new element to move Col. DUDLEY over 10 New
York for a few hours. We wish to interview him
about that libel suit against THE WORLD.
The evening world., 1889-01-31

Coz. W. W. DUDLEY, who let the letter 20, is
said TO be a candidate for COMMISSIONS of Pat
ents. He would be inclined, Of course, to pro-
tect our inventors in groups Of five.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-26

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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-26
THE CANES OF DAl
The Rapids Nine Holds Their Own
by q Narrow Margin.
IHE kAlOOS PLAY COOP Ball
A brilliant Csane a. Is.sinc Wen -
the eeglnA~s >es-se~ t.aaas at
@ss eseu The Nzt-.uAi suo tntef-
nAtien4l Oan.rs-Ehs standing

ist.ts.ss sss st.s4ssx.sts.,s.
JACKsoN, Mich, JuN -. Ioaat's
game Was of the see-saN oraeI ul tne
leath. aud u that lnn'ug tAe contest
assumed pec0Aar phase. Jackson
opened ap ga Miller got in three runs
aud had tae hases fua when they
retired foI Grand Rapids. Lubs
opened Wth "a double. lkes went 90
FIRST on balls. Mcmahon e single send
ing Luoy home. Dixon then drove one
out Tor three hases and scored, winning
& run on o'Connof' slow hli a. short
some magnificent catches were made.
notably ~ Moore, Shay and tagsn. the
one by the latter saving the game ior
Grand Rapids ln the sixth Score.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-26
pr. S. Clav Todd cnres catarrh.
ladies and Gentlemen.

Madame Nelson, East >aginaw's noted
aud chiropodlst, will be at
the Morton, room Il, this week. Ladies
and gentlemen are invited TO call
Ladies receiving nail treatment may
have their hair examined free OF
charge She is also agent for Madame
Nicholas famous Rosehne euro for the
hair.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-26

Is greatly enhanced hy iine set OF
teeth. On the other hand, nothing go
delract, from tine effect oi pleasing Tea.
tures. fine eyes and graceful ngure
as yellow teeth. That popular toilet
article, Sozodont, checks tncr decay,
and renders them a. white a. snow
smart weed and belladonna, COM
b.ned with other ingredients used "a the
best porous plasters, make tarter's ;.
W. 4 b. Backache Plasters, the best in
the market. Price - cents.
Dyspepsia IN ~ worst forms VIII
Weld to the use of Carter's Little Nerve
Pills. aided hy Carter Little Liver Pill.
rhey not only relieve present distress,
bat strengthen the stomach and diges-
tive apparatus.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-26

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Jackson 2 % q SIS
Grand Rapids g
Earned run>-Jaxon g Grand Hapidst.
Two hase hlfs-Moore Young - furvs
Lusy. lkes Miller.
Three bas, tits Kingsley. MeisfeT. Dixon
Stolen bases Moore. Kingsley. Mcmahon
cacrlhce hits-Noore Kingsley. shay. Neis
Ter.
Double play-Smifh a. Iagan a. ofonnor.
Bases on bslls-Ny Young Miller 9.
ht hy pitched hail.. Tray. kiackstock.
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struck or By Miller euug 4.
Passed haiis-rhsy J. Dixon -
Mid pifrh-l uuug
Left on hases-Jaaon III Grand napidss
Time fl
l'npIrs-k ewes
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-26
Morton H0nse
PHARMACY.


Is "a room hy itself. entirely separate
from the other business of the store. is
conducted by thoroughly competent
Apothecarics, and IS under the con-
-tant personal supervision Of the pro-
prIotors. ia this establishment only
the finest quality of medicines are dis
pensed, and no effort VIII be spared 10
deserve the continued confidence and
support of the public.
The store is kept oPEN ALL NIGHT, IN
charge Of competent apothccaricS, and
prescriptions are dispensed at all hours.
Prices are a, moderate as is consistent
with highest quality. We are opposed
to the ceXces>.yo scalcoi charges adopted
hy many Druggists
WHITE y WHITE,
MoRroN iIol~F PHARMAcY,
Cor. Monroe and lonia-sts.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.
Telephone No. 31a. Open all night.
foods delivered promptly, free of
charge, at all hours.
The Portland daily press., 1889-12-18
BRIEF JoTTINcS.

Find day yesterday, hut the sidewalks
nasty. t9e et.s- '..-'
There is SINE talkthat the veteran Maine
Central conductor Dodge will lease the new
West End hotel.
Benton & Robertson, jewellers, Bangor,
have gone into insolvency. Liabilities about
$3.50 to $1,000. +
A meeting to organize the Press Club will
be held at room IS, City Building, Friday
evening at 730 O'Clock.
Though the generosity of friends the pu-
pills of Bracket street school have been en-
abled to purchase handsome flag for their
school house.
As Mr.. Alvin F. Dean was driving up
Green street yesterday morning his horse
slipped and fell, breaking thrill Of the car.
riage. MI. TIA Clark sat on the hore's head
and prevented his stirring.
Lunt d Co., will have taken about 125 tons
Of iron from the steamer Empress. The work
of gathering up the iron from her will be fin
ished this week, and tae Empress will be a
memory Of the past. 49, .---e~~
There was farewell meeting atthe Saliva
ton Army last night. Gspts' Cunningham
and wife and Lieut.. Smith babe farewell 10
Portland for another field. e'N '''a'sf''s7 -
The officers Of Ancient Landmark Lodge
F. g. A. NJ, will be publicly installed on
Wednesday evening, January I, 1880, by r.
w. Grand Master A. e. Chase Following
the installation there will be banquet
The Portland daily press., 1889-12-18
The PRESIDENT OF WESLEYAN
A Reception rendered to President
eashford by the Alumni.

The Western Christian Advocate thus
speaks of Rev. DR.. Bashford, formerly of
Portland and now president of Wesleyan
University
On last Friday evening In Monnett Hall, the
RESIDENT alumni and other citizens rendered the
president and Ms Bashford a reception. The
attendance, enthusiasm, and utterances of the
occasion were most flatterlng. Rev. A. j. Lyon
president OF the Delaware Association, presided
and made the Introductory address. He is an
alumnus, member of the board of trustees of
the executive committee. was one of the "presi-
trustees su table man for the presidency He
is SO related to the history of the university and
to the new administration as to speak advisedly.
HIS words in welcoming DIR. Bashford aud wife to
tnelr new relation In representing the dignity of
ms once, and the possibilities of his field of SER
vice, could not have been better chosen. He re-
minded this new guardian that this child for which
81 own It's clothing, It's limbs are already protrud-
ing, but that these limbs must not be cut off, and
that garments OF suitable proportions must
speedily be Obtaiued.
DR.. Bashford replied with self-poise, natural
ness, grace, and p0intedness that were refresh.
ing. His recognition of the feeling, spirit, and
purpose manifest In the reception given him, his
sibilities OF the office he now holds, but never
sought, and OF the varied relations he sustains to
Students patrons, faculty, the citizens OF Della
ware, and the Church. were most happily and
forcibly expressed. All present felt that there is
great inspiration to all the friends of the uniyer
Sityin the faith, enthusiasm and expectation OF
tne new president as to the immediate future;
embodied In his young life, there is prop hecy of
great and effective service,