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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

Z DO shortest q nf 20 Fefr0'f nnf Iasf fHe
ratf rafInr rarF between Detroit ono Grand
Eapifs Trains leaving Detroit fn and
Grand EapIce e. 3 m rgn daily Nfhff fr. rs
falr except -urfaf
AivcffFr. IlcFrf Agent Depot era W
Nrr-o-. Union Ticket Agent = Monroe .f
Wv a e. Vrrr. Acting ~ 2. hgf N '.r.
rfrrfF Traffic Manager lFss p. HftLn nfr
ersI Manager
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

arWiz1C-f ooEs1Rlt sal1 4ZaeS rAssS<'
zriualy szliliag --yess M-s Wsrreo 49,
go b.. u has LLze4s sse sEr1cA yo--.
vresagae, Kiss Taylor. rhat E1ss Ao'-
"a sossa't seea-Ff
.Nos 5lt said Dolly, ta1ongh e-7-
blinE ls2ga-
There VOC have IT, Dolly s4i4 sir.
Fuller. ~ith tAe eo1cisSness q lesg~4
prActiUkners "s1as kind q . rag co
Yea @ant-,3Ee dle4on5 or morss
Dr Collins. cred3 ably y Ned Seely'S
powers Il obserys-i0n. Nas q Mrs Var
reu's ~Aen tee qu2rtotts returned
Mrs. W2rre1s meeting then - tae
dor. looked ask2nce a. The manner ~
their returning
Dolly spraine3 her ankle. Agnt
S4rzh. sal3 M2slEn.
And / couldn't draw her hOIns With
my lane arm. SAID Ne3 Seely.
II ~as al over; one glance % Ms.
Wsrren's 2pproaenstye eyes tod her 50.
Bat when the sprain LAD been set, and
the young gentlemen had >: last gone,
and the doctor lad helped Dolly Up
stairs, and Marion had gone, To-, TIE
doctor yet remained.
He loined Mrs Warren. IN their go
customed manner. OF the sitting room
sofa.
"Sarah, he said, ''the power Of love
IS beyond the paltry control of the
mightiest OF the earth. Is il not?"
Yes. said bis hostess, sighing; but
her voice had softened unsteaainess.
Ned Secly," the doctor added, with
out apparent connection. ''is the smart
est young fellow know, owns his own
ranch out West by his own Efforts. Hen
make a fine husband for any girl."
u trust SO, said MariCn's aunt
But Wyoming" said the doctor 'is a
good way OF. OF course you can visit;
bu. ! fear you would be lonesome be-
tween times fit were not Tor Lne.
think, Sarah, you had better adopt me-
IN Marians stead, don't you?"
Il viii consider IL, )" said Mrs. Warren,
losing somc Of her self-possession in a
blush.
And she did.-Saturinv Ni@-h.
Connecticut has but one won an law
yer. Miss Mary Hall. After being grad
uased from the Wesleyan Academy at
Wilbraham, Mass, she taught mathe-
matics for time in a young ladies'
school near Boston, and then began the
study OF law in the Office of John Hooker,
tho husband of Mrs. Isabella Beechcr
Hooker 1T Hartford. In 1889 she was
admitted TO the bar, Chief Justice Park,
OF the State Supreme Court, having de-
cided that as woman she was eligible.
Miss Hall has been quite successful in
Office practice, to which she tries TO con
fine herself, as she dislikes to appear il
court
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26
Two Ways o. LOOKING At IT.


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Dearest la..s-. sl-.ll-- 4z1- a-lzfsr
is sa-ll sa sLlt1. 81 1lslul7 fl-E
ll-aIl-E zllla so sr-aa'-rs felasE.
A1e rlaY -r.a1. 1le >-lf-ct 4r--.
l-la -l1tg .al.F- 4la l4.- il1c-se--
fr 1ea.4sT 1l-g aF4l14 -
Lle e14fla r. lEE d asse.l f-s1
a. 81 lct -1fft e. bids g safe,
-orred SIN lie irs-aaze cf ~ a@-rts
"a alIla & aud lts se4Fcr zee9
41,-s l-E zlgsel fasla 49, agzrLs
E-Ea
41as selisA r-z.a slsls ~ ae~ zlsSs.
HoE ila-ss 4 really gugns - eare.
49, s-1F1a 80 94iZo expensive l2.1zs-s
tsas al-o q 1se c1il1s o..lr
Eaets4 Era-lscri9A
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26
DETROIT. g. u. hNp MILWAUKEE.

Detroit express irtNlur ltN "a m fas Wagner
paTi0r and llfci Gag attached. aud evening
eXrrfSS lfsfnA .sf5 = U hae parlor rar 81.
tached. These ira rs make direct come eetf.u
lu bstfot Cor Hi points Iast.
EHprrss leaving 90 fa.a1 D m has n aruar
az ~ ta.
Steamboat express makes direct cnnneri'o 90
"a Grand HaRrH VITA steamer Tor Milwaukee
Through raIIr1at f.ftNfs nuH ocean steam
ship tickets aua sircpiHg Gar berthe srrare1 "a
To-. S. ~. A. ". oHlce - MuDTar.si. au4 81 tae
depot.
JAS. CANpBELL. city Pass Aren't
JNo. Y LDi ID. Irafe Manager. NetfnIt
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

Is tFFErf AoF. III ssa
or MuSk 81. LF si an % l5am h-sepu
rem A. iu,it "a So, A m q - pm
Ahioogh Tickets Al0 full information -. ID.
laa - calling 9pol A Aluguisl ticket aEonI
81 depot 0r d VI Munson. tnlal ucket ageut
t4 McuFoe-st. Grand Rapids Mlch
=. l. Lu0KWosp. 0el Pass Agent
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26
MICHIGAN CENTRAL
TsE NIkoARA fALls nouns

DAILY. All ntl4tie NaI.h fhrtlf SUNDAY.
Taxing cnoct ~auouN aaiN IL. Uses
Sleeping cars uu Pa Gl and Atlantic tR.
prccses to aud iroN Detroit Harlor cars Tua
cn L4N EAprcsS auc strand haplas i2prrss Io
and from Detroit Direct connections made
90 Detroit With al through trains East lek.
ets ou sale al ninn hckeI once O Monroe
a.. and "a uiou depot
f6lD NJ kuGGs fen q Ar't ga Menros 81
a.. ~ hUGGLEs p anc j AGt Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-26

CHICAGO 4 WEe1 MICHIGAN RAINS
arrive 81 and depari from luloA Depot
rfFAEf.
Exp. feT Chicago. AuskcEon ..........f $50 o M
asl Mail tof Chicago .. B. lr
lAprcss for M uskegol Hnc Hart 3 g. D. o.
Nlght IA pres, Ter 1hlcatu. NJ 81 D. m
y IELt AZ press Tor lTffaU apcIi> ~ ~ i D..
For hig Rapids Baldwin. Luufngieu
auG -daalsfce fl B. m
For Biz Rapids. BALDWIN. AL ugtou
rsS9es. sSS sisi',Ss ss:S5-5s o4as .,,a q s
kaEifH
NiChf Express from Chicago. fl IA
Might express from indianapolis a m
t-UItss from A aaArEou Huo ls eTf fl. 4. h m
Mail iIom chicago aAd Au>Ar.tu f. O. u
Express from Crane Haven ID. B m
Express from Peutnatsr. MUskeEol P 81 !. m
ssf - press from falraEa. $50 j. pm
From hauislrr. Lad AEIul. Baldwin
and Biz RAPIDS rl0 ~ M
Prom Maulsfec. LualuEiou. BaIdwluf ~ m
+Daiy. fbaly except SUNDAY. 'Uaiy eA-
crft saturday. DAILY except Monday.
Through paTlor calrh o. Chicago au CO D.
IN fIaiu-no extra charge fof SEATS.
llt 81 "a. rn. tram con s.sflHn 30 day coach
es ana smoker rlls f-rou- 90 chicago solid.
Through c0mhlnaiI"n sleeping anl chair
cars % and from indianapolis ou Night "a
press trains
Thronga sieepors 10 and from Chicago on
light EVnress trains.
CHAs. 81 49, AID. Gem Manager
Is. A. tAEp5 5AILk. Iraflc Manager.
NhlnN q. 0ArEI1. Acting 6c1 PISS. Agent
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-14

In the District Court ofthe State OF Ne
W ia, o msby C8unIy, l.. O. Bradley
d ainJif1 VS. A V. Bradley defendant.
Action brought in the District CURT
of tn 2 State of Nevada. Ormsby county,
and the complaint filed in said co NY
in the office or the c e. k of said District
Court on the 10Th day OF June. ~ ID 1880.
The state of Nevada sends gre etlng 10
A. V. Bradley defendant.
You are hereb required to appear in
an artion brought against ycu by he
above ma "a plaintiff In the District
Court NJ the st ate Il Nevada. 'TmS bs
coanL" AMI iSwer complaint ii ed
therein within zen days (exclTSi~e IF
the day II STRIVE alter The rvice on
You of tbiS ~ Faon~ il served n Sai1
Count. or if ga we'd out OF said county.
but w;tsain The ID strict twenty days, IN
all othsr cases forty davs, or JUDGMENT
ny defaait will be taken against y,su ac-
cor ing 70 the prayer OF said m r amt.
The said action Is brought u obtain
the decree 7f this Court forever dissoiv-
ing tn bond OF mat imOny exi~'ing b.
tu1cef rs NTH ami defendant. the ca Re-
usr..sss Hs cf,ntrel af their NJ NOR chill
drWn. tAe cssraEa unisy pro- ertv Nd
general reiirf ks'T tnai Plaintiff is and
for HG.se .h;'a yea isst past as beerf
). TS,sisi eni - -nsby .'ounfy That plain.
tn : aS dot. -ssIanf fnterxR2TTied Nov. -
3ssa. 81 bsHaE Pleasant. fsSrS. SAA fHey
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-14

have ever since been and still are hus
oa nj and wife. That for more than "A
year last past defendant has wholly
neglected end efaSed ana he still ne
giects and refuses 10 provide plaintiff
with the commo necessarieS of life,
and such neg c. is not and yer vas
tie eSuit If foVertN On the part of the
dsfe dan, which he doutd nor avoid by
or.,inery industry, ana the same is an
ever has heeu without the fault of
piaiDtih. thAt tue are two minor
children ISIS se Of SAID marriage and
plaintiff is an dsfe ia is not a fit
perso to have their care and coatroi-
THAT there l. comm lnity property. All
ofwhich will nOre ( lily appear from
said complaint TO which reference is
hereby m de.
And you are hereby notified that if You
fail 10 answer said complaint the said
plaintiff viii apply to the Court for relief
in said complaint demanded.
Given under my hand in Lyon cofIrtH,
this 18th day of June in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety.
e. d. KNIGHT,
Aug2sw6 tt0rney for Plaintiff
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-14

Group, Vhooping Cough an
Bronchitis t,nE1ediat~ly relieve
by kAG1&ss Care.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-14
DEMOCRATIC
Primary EIeGliUn Notice

At a meeting of e Democratic Coun-
ty Cent"a4 Committee, mel 3tJ the1r
rooms 1T Carson c ty, Nevada, Octo-
Der o, 1890, il was eS lNed
That imar. Erection be held In
OaTsoL and Empire, on
Wednesday, October Is. 1890.
For Lne purpose of electiug d leg ties to
the County Convention to be neld at
Cohn's f4aIl, ar o. CRY. evada, sat
urday, October q, IS o, at O'Clock p m,
for the purpuse of nominating a full
Con uty Ticket, viz;
one state Sc lator
Three ASSemb Iymen
Sheriff
District At oIney and ex-officio Sup
eIintendent IF schools
County Clerk
County assess r
CluntY Recorder
COu ty Treasurer
Public A. mini PafOr
One CHunt, on mi ~SiOne { Ong term
One Coz nty Commissioned fsh"rt term
JUS ice OF the Peace carson Township
Si2 School Trustees
Justice Cf tle teace (Empire Town.
ship
C0nsrah,e carson Township
Constable, Emu ire Tow shipJ
And the appninr msLt OF County
Central Comm ee
The following sest will be required OF
each and every voter at the I'D Prim-
airy election:
Nominees OF the d m pcratic party.
Thar The convention SIN Ii b com DOS
ed If sixteen (l6) delegates appoi ton
ed as fol Ows.
CaT-Ou itV ----.............I1
En- pire q ty ..-...-.. ......-
Car on CITY It curry Engine II USE
Judges ) Hoge, } Banning, T Con-
molly
Empire Oity-At old KIeir's Build
ing.
Judges VIM Kinney. CNM her, and
II rnan War err
Polls V II open at O'Clock a m and
close at p, m
Tw VEaLY Chairman
Ut Banning, Secretary.
oStd
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-10-14
EGRET and HERON
SKIN an TUNES!
Alligator Skins.

We are buyers of these goods. sh pIless
auy aaAt tIty desired ircmpt G. n -
aI~sys at fol market valur. Scrd y 's'aI tut
sricc list shippers karst Jh"r"u hlV optseed
SIX CILI.EY q CO., rs Csid =: 5gy
Ys~E CITY. 1885,
The evening world., 1890-05-22
ANOTHER BLOW IN LlBoa's CAUSE

Again THE EVENING WORLDS vigorous
and persistent efforts in beh III Of sound.
wholesome reform have been crowned
with gratifying success.
Gov. HILL has just signed the Women
Factory Inspector bill. which passed both
houses of the Legislature just before the
close of the session by such handsome
majoriues, and now We may speedily look
for great results in the amelioration OF
the condition of women and children IN
the great manufacturing establishments
throughout the State.
The EVENING WORLD feels justly proud
that II has stood 80 prominently forward
as the champion of this important measure
and that it was in SO large a measure due
to its own untiring efforts to bring the
evils and abuses which have 30 long ex-
sisted in our factory system to the eyes
of the public that this reform was made q
possibility.
The evening world., 1890-05-22
FREE TRIP TO COHEY ISLAND.
A Contest for Newsboys Selling
Our Sporting Extra.
Greatest Days Fun They Ever Had
for 100 Lively Little Fellows.

A free excursion to Coney Island With ell
the fun to be found at the great seajide re-
sorti
That ia the latest idea The EvEN1Eo
Womb. always the friend Of the newsboy,
has conceived for the benefit of the sturdy
little fellows who sell the sporting edition.
There are lively boys and there are slow
boys. This grand trip lie planned expressly
for the purpose Of recognizing the worth Of
lively boys.
The number of excursionists will be lin
tied TO 100. and these 100 will be the live
liest boys that sell The EVENING WORLD.
The excursion will take place Sunday,
June 30. 1t will include not only the free
ride to Coney Island and return OF one OF
the Iron Steamboat Company's fine steam
ere. but also all the sights to be seen on the
island, every expense to be borne by THE
EVENING WORLD.
How will the lucky boys. be chosen from
among all the lively newsboys in New York
There wifi be no favoritism. Every boy
who sells the sporting edition will have an
equal chance to become one of the excur-
The 90 newsboys who make the greatest
i~ncrease IN. their sales OF the sporting edi-
free tickets emitting them TO the greatest
Here is the programme in full for Sunday,
jun w.
/. Newsboys assemble at woRLD office al
"a, NJ. and march to Iron Steamboat Pier
with flags.
2. Take Iron Steamboat.
3. Arrive at Iron Pier about IL A. n.
4. Visit Hudolph's Hotel near the pier and
take n ,rlate of .chowder, a bag Of peanuts
). Visit the Big Elephant and examine the
o. Take a flying trip on the Roller ToboR-
gan and Shore Elevator Channel Chute.
= NtatN o. Ns,I1laa uANaI naNhfnn De-
~vilion, where the boys will be furnished
with bathing suits and q competent man
will accompany them into the water As pro-
g. Visit the Cyclorams. Conquest Of
o. Dinner at Bauer's wesfBrighton Hotel.
10. Trip on flying horses. or "merry.Eo
II. Admission to Crystal Palace by invi-
~: yi'i: Dime Museum. fat lady. living
~. Return on Iron Steamboat
That's n trip " orth working fort
entitled to- b trip. though, as All the
= hustlers " will want to go to Coney Island.
SO that tho boys in. all parts Of the city
sales Of the Sporting Edition of The EVEN
INd WORLD show the greatest increase from
Nay aS to June "a will be selected from
| WoRLD's delivery locations in thie city and
Brooklyn. as follows:.
Twenty boys from the main Office.
Ten boys from Fourteenth street and
| Union Square.
Ten boys from Twenty-third street and
Third avenue.
Ten boys from Forty-second street and
Third avenue.
Ten boys from Fifty-ninth street and
Third avenue.
Ten boys from Thirty-third street and
Sixth avenue.
Ten boys from Forty-second street and
Ninth avenue.
Ten boys from east end OF the Brooklyn
Bridge.
Boys who wish to enter the contest must
give their names to the drivers of the diff
ferent delivery wagons, who will keep .
record Of their sales.
The, free tickets will be given to tho win
ners June 20.
Boys should remember tina this contest IL
for the Sporting Edition only. and that the
excursion takes place Sunday. jun 30.
The evening world., 1890-05-22
DOWN WITH THE FALSE PRIoBa

Beside the superior gall and superla
tive rapacity of the ice barons, developed
even thus early in the season. the similar
accomplishments of the coal barons. once
unapproachable In comparison, sink into
an almost i%nnocuous inferiority. Disre.
garding the logic of stern facts and
figures. the big dealers have. under cover
of a false cry of ice famine. combined 10
raise prices to IN extent which would be
exorbitant even were their famine alarm
a well based one.
Already too high. the ice rates, II is
threatened, will go higher still. They
are now almost beyond the reach of the
slender purses of the poor, and the effect
of the incl a is of much further reach
than first thought covers.
Under shelter of the rise in ice, dealers
in perishable articles of food will find
opportunity to send their prices up.
Some have already done 80. The poor
man will thus find himself, even il he can
manage to accomplish the almost impossi-
BILE feat Of gettinethroughthe hot months
without ice, paying that extra tax on his
milk. his butter, his meat and his fish.
1t is suggested that the ice barons may
be suppressed on the grounds that they
are wilfully increasing the cost of a neces-
sary of life. If this be possible. the work
of suppressing should be pushed to the
limit. ~
Down with the leo barons and their
false prices.
The evening world., 1890-05-22
The Drama In Brooklyn.

With the performance OF Around the
World in Eighty Days" by T. J. Fleming's
company at the Amphion on Saturday even
ing will end the regular season atthAt popu-
lar house.
Pretty little Inger Bareson. who has AIKEN
Gertie Romans place in ''Bootlesis Baby"
now At the Grand ,Opera-House. is one OF
The cleverest child actresses ever seen in
this city. =
Minnie Schulz Is proving her versatility by
playing a soubrette's part, and very nicely,
too, with Harris and Walters at Zipp's Casino
this week.
The programme for the testimonial which
the amateur societies of Brooklyn will ten
der to Howard A. knudson at the Criterion
next Tuesday evening embraces the names
OF the leading lights OF the amateur world
and several professionals too.
On the afternoon Of Memorial Day Mana
ger w. ii. Friday will give the frat per-
Torrance OF the season under his big spread
OF canvas At FlAtbush and Fifth venue,
PRESENTING the Wilson Opera Company in
Its possible that Richard Mansfield may
appear in his latest success Beau Brum-
mel v at the Brooklyn Theatre ON the after
noon OF the closing day, June. "London
Assurance with Rose Coghlan as Lady
~GAYSpAnker, Is the positive announcement
i9I me evening, the last performance in the
old house.
The evening world., 1890-05-22
A LIVE PRINCE,

That far western part of Canada known
as British Columbia is engaged just now
in the process OF welcoming and enter.
tanning a gentleman of distinction. whom
the newspapers announce as "a live
prince"
Why it was necessary to impress the
fact that he is u live one does not appear,
unless it be that the tendency of the times
seems to be towards converting live
princes into dead issues.
However, we rise to remark, in senti-
ment not entirely new, that a live prince
is no better than any other live man; and
that unless his nature is as royal MS his
title, humanity makes a poor SHOW in fall.
ing even fsuratiyely upon its knees be-
fore him.
This in general phras', with no in
vidlous intention towards the DUE of
CoSSAUGH-.
The evening world., 1890-05-22
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

E.ss1s G5is:s. and Charles GSrm.H hssyo been
Tho shirtmaksrs Of Lewis Baraban, ls3 Lewis
street. went on strike yesterday for higher wages.
OF eighteen boss BARRIERS At Yonkers twelve are
in favor Of closing their shops on Sunday.
At Henning's piano shop the Saturday half.holL
day has been granted without = reduction Of wages.
Tho reduction of wages offered by Strauoh Bros.
to their piano makers has been Withdrawn after :
strike OF one day.
The last assessment upon all the members Of the
American Federation ofLabor. levied to assist the
on June IL. 49,
The Sheet Metal Workers and Slate Roofers' As.
socist,on Nc: 500! OF P.ssaie County has sue
Committees of the westohester County Central
labor Union. are actively engaged in trying &
t~raokmen Of Yonksrs.
Under the auspices OF the Central Labor Union,
81 Hudson COUNTY. . m.ssmsetLnE will be held 81
CARNATIONS at that place.
The number OF striking Russians of the Newark.
those working At the shop Of Joseph Msresy. $40
crease OF three Cents per dozen.
Tbs delegate sent to The Building Trsds. Sec;
said organization.
Clothing sSlesmen's Association, which Is to bshsid
At 2l0 Market street. Newark, the COMMITTEES on
ton from the Uptown Rsris closing Assooi.sio
will also DO present.
The striking walters and bartsuders Of Chicago
have asked their organized comrades of this city 70
aid them in their fight. The food Produoers' Trade
Council took steps yesterday g hold . mAssmeet-
discuss the ways and means By which 10 ASIisI the
strihers.
Furniture Workers Union No. z enrolled thirty
nEe new members this week. Al several shops the
members are on strike. A number Of members have
been discharged at two different shops for being
union men. Arbitration will be tried 20 have them
posed
The locked out eloak-mAksrs are preparing for :
protrGctsd fight. At their mAss-meetinE held yes
terdAy evening At 35 EASt Fourth street they were
very enthusiastic. and In the resolutions adopted
they declare that they will not resume work except
At the terms OF their Union.
The annual convention Of the International
Furniture Workers Union will be held on Oct 10.
The local unions arc At present tAkink . vote Is to
cipal question TO be discussed will be whether and
when the Union IL to demand sight hours through
out this country.
In order to avoid strikes the manufacturer Of
cabinet woods and furniture In this city have asked
the Furniture Workers Unions to Lag any grievance
or demands, against any arm, before the Executive
nrms are composing the association before thsy
Aeeede 10 the request.
Business s dull at the silk ribbon Ahopa. A mass
meeting Of male and female WsAyers has bssn called
Tor next Saturday, 3 =. NJ, at Wsndolis Assembly
rooms IN West tortJ-ionTth street. 10 talk ogd
the situation. SUSPENDED members will be rein
stated ~ the Silk Ribbon WsAyers' PTo6rsSsYs
Union TIL Aug. L. upon paying 8B. Members IL
good standing from the X. Of l. will be tTAnlfeHed
without Initiation fee
The evening world., 1890-05-22
SPoTLETS

-
From the bride to the bride. An accomplished
young Oregon lady has eloped with q Jockey.
Sam Jones says that he is "soing to stomp on
the DEVILS tail feathers" in Richmond on June
q. Hope he won't get hurt.
It is said that a woman can't see Q Joke. II you
don't believe 1t, ask herr
-.
Offensive laziness " Ia . new cause for dis
missal which has banished six laborers from the
Public Stores. Would . defensive partisanship
have saved themf
"oh. send me not to college. prayi
IN ts,hsss gloomy brow Tsw darker.
iRaacw he sons a SiiPisrd.nsrfssr
-EEehdn0e.
1t was a curious fate which denied . peaceful
death to any one OF the eight male members Of .
Pennsylvania family. War. the railway. . log
Jam and q suicides pistol began and continued
the work which 4 case of drowning finished yes
terday.
Ordinarily 1t would not be pleasant for . man
to ind his own wife a widow. Over In Jersey,
however. II was the second husband who was
dead, and the hrst one. returning after twenty
years OF absence and silence. has been happily
reunited to his mate of old.
=.
1t was pleasant to md the policemen SO ready
to swear themselves out Of the liquor trade.
But one failed. and he did so only because Death
beat the Afhdayt.maker.
-.
PhysiciAn-How is thisi You have stopped
taking the nerve tonic.
Patient-Yes; / am having lessons in nervseul-
ture from my Ice dealer.
-.
1t was left for woman to develop q new hor-
ror In suicide. With one end OF q rope around
her neck and the other fastened to the railing,
she jumped from the rear platform OF an express
train.
The evening world., 1890-05-22
ATHLETES IN p 0

Lon Myers. the erstwhile famous Manhattan
Athleis Club runner. Is reported to have made a
goOdly stock Of money on the race track this
year. He Is still present At the big athletic
meetings, to see how the rest OF the boys make
out.
Harry Brooks. the great Yale sPnnteT. who Is
now g member OF the Berkeley Athletic Club. is
studying Jaw and will to practise very
shortly.
James Plfington. the we'll known oarsmAn. OF
the MetroTolitan Boat Club. IL proud Of ; hand
some gold stoP-Watch. presented TO him the
other evening by his fenow-msmbsrs In recogni-
ton Of his services o the Club.
Z, }. GianninL, stroke Of the New York Ath-
lehc Club senior eight, formerly stroksd the
eiYhL which vas the champion one Of
the Harlem az that time.
The evening world., 1890-05-22

Another South American outbreak and
twenty-six people killed. Human lie
down there will presently attain a state of
instability such rs to leave it an open
question whether a mans existence is
really worth while.
The evening world., 1890-05-22

Count MoNTERcoII,w who, after marrying
q Pittsburs lady on the strength OF his
title, tried to defame her because she dis
covered his worthlessness and left him.
has been sentenced to six months in
prison. OBTAINING women, however
popular 1t may he in other countries, will
never be c-ountenanced IN America.
The evening world., 1890-05-22

If there be place Cor them among the
congratulations of her III living descend.
ants, The EvENING WORLD would tender
lis sincere good wishes to the estimable
BROOKLYN lady, Mrs. CHARLOTTE SMIrH,
who celebrates to-day the one hundredth
anniversary of her birth.