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The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-11-16
CHINESE MORALITY.

The Mandarin TchuDg Tsen of tn province of Soung was philOsophe who pursued his researches beyond the mere concerns of earth, and his in sight enabled him to escape the pit falls that lie in the paths of thos, who striee for useless riches or empty honors. His satisfaction must have been profound when, after his death the authorities proclaimed him happy and worthy of emulation.
 During the days which the un known rulers of the universe allotted to him to spend beneath the blue sky among the flowers, and under th' willow and bamboo, it was Tchunl Tsen's custom to walk through thu fields in meditation. One day, whil, wandering thus at random on thu flowery slopes of the mountains, Nan Hoa, he came unawares upon ceme tery where the dead reposed, accord ing to the custom of the province under little mounds of beaten earth At the sight of the numberless grave that stretched away to the horizon the sage meditated concerning the des tiny of mankind.
 "AlAsI" 1" he exclaimed, "this is th' meeting place of all the paths of life When once we have taken up oul abodes in this house of death, we re turn no more to the light of day"
 As his vision followed his thought across the array of graves, it encoun tered a young woman, clad in th' garb of mourning of the province, long, plain robe of coarse white cloth She seated herself beside one of tn little mounds and began industriousl, to ply large white fan to and fr' over the yet moist earth of the fun eral hillock. Curious to know tn, meaning of this strange proceeding Tchung Tsen approached the yount woman with respectful salutations and said
 "May I venture, madam, to inQuir' who lies buried in this grave, anC why you are at such pains to fan it I am 6 philosopher and search into the causes of things but this one cannot divine"
 The young woman, still plying th' ian, blushed, hung her head, and mur mured some uninttl Eligible reply. Th' sage renewed the inquiry severa times, but without success. She tool no further notice of him, and i seemed to him as though her very sou had passed into the hand which moveC the fan. Tchung Tsen turned away reluctantly. Though knowing wei that all is vanity, it was still his won to analyze the motives of human sc tions, especially those of women, fo these little beings inspired in him very lively interest. Slowly resum ing his walk and turning his head a brief intervals to see the ian still beat ing the air like the wing of a grea butterfly, he shortly came up with al old dame, hitherto unperceived, wh' beckoned him to follow. She led hin into the shadow of a mound somewha higher than its neighbors, and said:
 "I heard you ask & question of m! mistress which she did not answer. will satisfy your curiosity, out of m! kindness, and in the hope you may b pleased to reward me with money t buy of the priests some magic pape to prolong my life"
 Tchung Tsen gave her piece O
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-11-16

"Mamma," said Tommy, as he watched his little brother squirming iE the bath-tub, "Willie is like 8 piece of flannel"
 "What makes you think so?" asked his mother.
 "Oh, because he shripks when he's washed. Boston Post.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-11-16

Busy.-First Flea-"How is busi- ness?"
 Second Flea-"Pm on the jump all the time."1NesC Fork St1.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-11-16

Dentists ought to make good cam paign orators; they have such an effective way of taking the stump Baltimore American.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-11-16

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the GREAT BOSTON FIRE,

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Hign.grade goods, meaning equal TO the finest qulIty
rgstom.tailcr ,work IN all ~stylos-Pr!nce AlbcrtS,
kinds OF suits, silk aud satin lined, Of finest quality.
All must 90, regardless of cost or quality.
Mems Elegant Siik-kmbtoideie suspenders, 10
ccntH, very hne and worth - cents. Good, latle
and worth $3 o. Best 9nslty. extra line. hesvy Ur-
at e.. 90 each, and 100, 600 different Other goods We
have not space to mention here. Don't tail to call and
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yourself, and you will ind tnHt tho above are poui'iEs
facts. A chance to get such tnrgany oCrura only
once in a lifetime. RonenDCr the nd iress, T05 Broad.
way, near Eighth street, New York. During this
great Fire Insurance Sale the snlosroom will DO open
commences to-day. and will last Five Days and no
longer.
The evening world., 1889-12-02
LIEUT.-COL.M MORAN.
The 60th'S Gallant Representative Leads
The Evening World Contest.
Capt. Wilson Crowds Lieut.. PascO
Out Of Second Place.
One Hundred and Ninety-four Candle
dates for Military Popularity.

Lieut.. Col. Moran, Of the Sixty-ninth Regi.
ment, leads to-day in TIE EVENING woRID's
National Guard Elections with a grand total OF
g. 200 votes. while Capt. Wilson, OF the Second
Battery. rails by Lieut.. PRsco with u, 307 votes,
aud rests quietly IN second place.
Meanwhile Lieut.. Pasco is third. with 4.412
ballots to his credit. Capt. Sloan. of the "Old
Guard, has taken another boom aud is now
fourth, with a grand total Of 3,3l3.
The s,pord mitch me successni candidate mn
receIrc is 10 BE- a most magnificent agar. In the
hrsi place, 10 u 10 De made upon an entirely EPtD
dtsiOE, rfchiy on omCEftd, ana or the best mo
hridi 10 be obtained.
The bidde tDW bP or th8 HteSt Damascus steel.
The hdpdie ana 0hdrd t0ti be or brass OF special
dpSi1n, bnrnfShpd ana hdn0-ChOsed. as UfH also
Ue the inOuntfUps upon the scdbbdrd, tDhfch tCiH
BE- NJ steel ana nfchei-plGied. The grip irW be-
either or shdrE-skin or Qr embOSScd metal. SHrer-
rintcd ana bnrnfshsd. The design depending on
ihp rank Or The On9ccT reCeii ING u.
The shape ~ he biddP tpW also depend upon
he idnH 81 me pinnPT: " he Is a line omcft' II
mil be s%trGfDhi. did " a StaB oDccr 10 ,pW be a
sabre and Ciu'ted IN form.
A medallion mounting OF Furnished ana hama
Glazed metal, on mr. upper part or ne
,olI he Inscribed tcth IN" name or The tDfnR"r,
tOfth his rank dnd rP0insht.
Owing TO the urgent request Of member. of
different companies from the west and north Of
this State and New jersey, 1t has been decided
tige fixed YESTERDAY for closing. Duo notice
will Re given oi tho date when the contest ends.
This extension of timo will give parties at a
distance plenty Of time to get in their ballots.
which they could not otherwise do on account OF
unavoidable delsyin getting copies Of tho ma per.
II you have not already done no cut ont and
scnd the following blank, properly filed, TO
The EVENING WORLD:
The evening world., 1889-12-02
AN INTERESTING GUIDE BOOK.

Miss NELLIE BLT's circuit of tho globe has
aroused such intense interest in thousands
who follow the plucky girls speeding feet
with eager attention, that The EVENING
WORLD has decided TO pup ish in It's columns
the thrilling story of JuLEs VERNE, Around
the World in Eighty Days" The great
French romancer yielded himself freely
TO imag native description. but the hard
cold actually of the game World
Voyager. NELLIE BLY,, will make his work OF
fancy tesm. by comparison. a dull prose
narrative of fact. Philens Fogg was a stolid
Br.tisher who didn't know how 10 let go.
MILE BLY, is q vivaciouS American girl who
knows how TO hold on.
IL will he an interesting study to see her
NyinG feet touching lightly at connecting
points of the journey which Philens Fogs
made in JULis VERNE's brain.
The evening world., 1889-12-02
CONGRESS-,

On the stroke OF noon the nations legisla-
tive body will convene in the stately white
marble building whose snowy dome Soats
Into the blue of a Washington sky. The
Fiity-6rst Congress will begin itS
laburs. II will labor very gently till
after Christmas. Then several questions
OF some importance will engage its
attention. among which are CnnadN's
commercial relations with the United States,
the Alatka seal fisheries, the silver question,
tho Blair Educational Bill, the tripartitc
treaty with Great Britain and Germany re.
gsrding the control Of Samoan affairs, and
other interesting matter for cerebral tritura-
zion. 1t will probably be a quiet. easy-goinG
session. though Speaker Tom REED will be
Likely to leud a touch of color now and then
10 things.
The evening world., 1889-12-02
SPoTLETS.

An old soldier got a pension awarded him, borrowed
money on the strength Of It and drank himself TO
death before . penny Of It reached him. Tho gents"
that set up the drinks for him should be preferred
cIeditors."
-.
Sorie men never know WREN to draw the limo. A
husband whose wife had been away on \ visit stayed
eta night after she got tack. she ~horsewhipped
h nj. He'll stay out nights now when she is away
from home.
ICON BLESs OUR HOME"
Ababy hippopotamus
IGs now cast in his lot with us,
Up there IN Central Park;
The :" ma" will now her daughter NUS"
Till she has fully caught on US.
II came Just after dark.
-.
Miss DroIel. the millionaire nun OF Philadelphia,
Is going to spend her nvo millions on Indians and
neRroea. This 10 enough to make every impecunious
dude In the land vail In anguish.
-
dear old sray-headod, toothiess bear made . last
grasp at departing youth and tried to chew up q lyon.
Mr.. Lyon had . gun and wasn't chewed up worth 4
cent.
Turner ought to get . nice bill through Congress.
The evening world., 1889-12-02
POLITICAL ECHOES,

Philip j. Britt. u Twentisth District Tammanyite
and 4 searcher in the REGISTERS ONCE, 10 n candidate
Tor the ClerkShip Of the Seventh District Civil Court
10 succeed John F. Carroll.
Alderman James NJ. FitzSimonS, Of the Eigh.
teenth District, seems 10 have the lead IN the race
or Judge-eleot He'ry BiSchofrS place a. Attorney
for the Collection Of Arrears Of Personal Taxes.
Fred Douglass is not welcomed by the fastlGious
Haytisns aS United States Minister. They want "a
horse Of another color"
The young ioeman who on Nov. o could hardly
bring himself TO believe the statement Of Tax EvKS-
ING World that the people Of tho Sixth Congress
sionAl District desired him to represent them at
Washington, has witnessed that assertion proven In q
most decided and satisfactory manner.
The evening world., 1889-12-02
DOLLARS AND DIMES.
Welcome Contributions to THE Evening
Worlds" Christmas Tree Fund.
Hundreds Of Little Hearts viii be
Made Happy.
Christmas OF 1880 VIII he Memorable
to the City's Poor Children.

Here 10 what two boys have done for The
EVENING WORLD Christmas Tree Fund.
They are Alfred c. Larter and Fred w. Lar
ter, Of "202 Eighth avenue. They began to
canvass their neighborhood for subscriptions to
the fund on Thanksgiving Day. whcn they
found everybody in good humor and on very
good terms with the world.
The pages OF their little books began to fill M
az they credited each donor with the amount OF
his gift, until they had received many dollars.
Again Friday the boys were after the pennies
which are to gladden. the hearts Of many a poor
child whose former Christniases have been bar
rem of gifts.
Saturday, az a result of their work. they
turned in TO TIL EVENING WORLD fund Sl7 -,
which was duly receipted fol OH their little sub
%scription books.
Al Is fourteen years old and Fred twelve.
There are Thousands OF boys and girls in the
city who could add to the Joy OF the poor by
following their example.
The EVENING WORLD Christmas.T Tree Fund
a. WE Na al NJ HalI~Wuas
The evening world., 1889-12-02

Now IL comes out that q great big lake cap.
tain. when he was o strappinR farmer boy,
swan through the churnipR surf of Lake
Erie. breasted his gallant way through The
lillows of an April gale to a wrecked boat
and bore of in safety his one dear maid.
Bravo, Capt. HARTwELL! Here Is a Hero
and a Leander in one.
The evening world., 1889-12-02

The Russian Cou has caught q bad cold
Prof. ZnEKANER comforts the afflicted royal
ties by telling them that II probably means
the approach of cholera. Probably the next
cable dispatches will give ZDEKANEE's ad-
dress as Siberia. What a court doctor he is!
The evening world., 1889-12-02
NEW YORK STYLES.

All the dress skirts ere cut long In the back 20 as to
sweep the ground, and 4 rise IN mohAir braid may be
expected.
In remodelling last years dress waist the basque
part may be worn under the skirt belt and q folded
Rtrdlo OF velvet or wide ribbon made to conceal the
band. New sleeves Of darker velvet will help to rer-
isct the disguiCe, and with . bolt OF narrow velvet
ribbon seWed In rows about the bottom OF the skirt
will cover any sign Of Wesr.
BLACK, after a Icing retirement. Ia again popular In
wooliens for house and street wear.
4 very nico lining for dresses 10 a low-prieed French
tstsen known an:onT moiisteS a. Oxford cloth. II IL
y cotton fable o: hns twill as ~lustious and resI on
siye - satin and so durable aS to be preferred TO SILK
by many lseies 10 whom economy is not a consider
alton.
Flax and white loLenges have teen removed from
the fruit plate, 'nd u white violet noated In the finger
bowl which may Le eaten W not.
The evening world., 1889-12-02
FINANCE DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION or TAXES,
No. 81 STRtFT (SrEwARr DUILDIS0),
NEW York, December =, 1889.
NOTICE TO

Tho Receiver OF Taxes o. the city OF Now York hereby
glve' notice to all rcr.onS who IN vc omitted to pay their
taxes or the year 1881 % pAy the same 10 him At his
orics en- or is orc thG tr,t day o. January, 1880, rs
pr Nidei - S.'ton S40 OF the Now York CIiy ConsolldA-
ton act of lSS2.
,CEon my such tax romaining unpaid on the first day
or D"ceinuor, 1850, one per 'nOtun will bs charged,
r-reiYcd rn collected. IN ADDITION so tho amount
thHrcnt. aud upon such tax remaining unpHil on the
ms dag u, January, 1890, interest viii he charged, re-
ceived and collected upon tho amount thereo at tn rate
ut seven par Centum per Rnngpn, to bs cAlCGl Stsd from
the seventh day OF OctoBor. 1850, on which day thu
Ss-afsm"nt rlllS A1d warrants for tbs taxes OF lSlID
Ve . 4 'liyercd to ina said Reviewer OF Taxes. to the date
OF pAymtnt, pursuant TO section. Sl3 OF said net.
GEORGE w. MCIEAN
Receiver OF rAIos.
The evening world., 1889-12-02
Furniture and Carpets.

DURING II N WEEK WIZ SHALL
OFFER OUR GOODS Al UNHEARD-oF Low
PRICES. WE ARE DOING THIS MERELY TO
MAKE ROOM FOR OUR
HOLIDAY GOODS COMING IN. IN PAYMENT
WE A MAKE SPECIAL TERMS
REGARDING TINE II OUR PATRONS so DESIRE.
BELOW WE APPEND A FEW SPECIAL PRICES.
PARLoR SUITS, COVERED IN SILK PLUSH $50. 90
PARLoR SUITS, COVERED IN PETIT POINT 3d. 90
SUITS, ANTIQUE OAK OR
CHERRY Observation-Disclosures. 1 4. 90
u CoUCHES. Full PRIMO SEATS...... 10. so
BED LOUNGES IN FANCY COVERINGS. ". 4.50
EXTENSION TABLES. DROP L~EAvES...... 3.75
F~OLDING-BEDB ROM $500 UP.
The evening world., 1889-12-02
Metals Love Coin.

am a little Sirl seven years old and send you 10 cent.
our OF my bank for the poor little children. I am sorry |
sN"" 0""" wv META.
The evening world., 1889-12-02
Aid from "a Little GIFT

! am a little girl, and want 20 send rs cents for a
ChttStin'S re Tor snms roOr little x RI who never hxd
one hNve one eNeIy yeAr and I know h w nice L H.
NAV -
The evening world., 1889-12-02
Two pollnra and Fife,

Two Dollars n Fifteen Minutes.
10 ne" difors
d tod 81 and fifteen minutes Of nv TINA IN m.
children to-day, The result was q little mora thn, .
dollar a minute inolose you check Tor ais,
@. y. SMITH.
The evening world., 1889-12-02
They Responded Nobly.


III " TWTTW
l explained tho object of your Christ mast rec Fund
to my children a I'd called for sui s~Oriptlons. Joe Cseycn)
immediately volunteered ali he had saved during the
(hSol followed suit with all hers, so cents Anre
ln.ine) nubHcribes 40 cents, koeping a balance of abon,
tend SIS. Errp YNmM.. i
The evening world., 1889-12-02
Sorry for Poor Children.

AIN a httle girl n'Grly four years old. and | fee, very
sorTy when l see the poor httlc children. My aunt.o
told pe all about what you ETo going IT, do for them. 80
I InAds = Connection In the family aud hope tha inclo ed
as we'll as / do. JEssIr DotErTA EPsTIIs's
The evening world., 1889-12-02
To Decorate the Trees.

10 INC EWTTOT
Mamma has been reading TO US about tho Christm.s
tr"rs YOU intend having for the poor little girls Sndbcy..
and We To.ld llke to send you our iitt,s mites TOO. We
are only lite gIrls now dive and thres), aud ho ~ vh,n
WI Erow larger We tan do more good. 4. anL
The evening world., 1889-12-02

THE EVENING Womb ibW present 10 the most
popular ODcet' OF the National Guard or the States
or Mem ] ORR and NetD Jersey q beautiful s,uO,d
aJ unique dnd appropriate design.
The most popular oFCet' 70 DE deterin ined bV The
ballots cast by readers or The EVENING WORLD.
Each reader may Uote once only.
The Editor.
HOpS, Hun ana Green, Comm nderS-f III ChieT
or the National Guard OF hPT respective States,
are excluded from The contest; al others, nom
ifeutendnt to general, iiotu in The intlttias eI'pice. are
In NE race.
There are at present l04 candidates. The
vote OF the Atty highest stands to date:
The evening world., 1889-12-02

zone dollar was, received Saturday from nh
anonynous contributor for the poor family do.
Hcribed by Nell Nelson. Ed
The evening world., 1889-12-02

HANDSOME PAr Diamond studs for a bradley, Cart,
OmU5.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-15
Red Rock Camp Meeting.

For this meeting, commencing Fri
day, the 14th inst, and until and in
Guiding Sunday, June 80, "The Bur-
lington' and Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul will run trains to the grounds,
leaving st. Paul Union Depot as fol
lows:
Week Days-6:45 a. M. 7:15a a. M, sos
a. M, 1880 a. M, 1880 p. M, 2:05 p. M,
3 pm, $3.50 p. IN, 5 p. M, $780, p. m. $50
p. m.. 7:30 p. M, $40 p. m, 9:40 p. M,
Il :S5 D. IN.
Sundays-S:O5 a. M, $50 a. M, 12:45
p. M. 2:4O p. M, p. M, $50 p. W., $50
p. NJ, 7:3O p. M, $40 p. NJ, 10:1O p. m.