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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-23
SOUR FOOD AND CONSUMPTION.

DR.. Salisbury's Experiments on Guinea Pigs
in Regard to tuberculosis.
New York Tribune.l
DIR. Salisbury has spent many years in ex-
perimenting upon different animals, and has
given most of his life to the study ot
phthisis. He experimental upon 200 guinea
pigs at one time, half of which he fed upon
certain kinds OF sour food and the rest upon
sweet diet.
The pigs which were fed upon the sour
food died from consumption within short
time, while the rest lived. This goes to
prove his theory that tuberculosis of the
lungs is caused by certain kinds of food.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-23
Not Reaching the Goal.

Not Reaching the Goal
Boston Courier.l
Now out on the campus,
All blowing like grampus
The lusty collegians gather in SQUADS,
The "half f-backs" and .'rushers,"
The "kickers' and crushers,
Disporting like wild Bacchanalian gods.
Now loudly a wrangle,
Now tied in a tangle-
A very grotesque anatomical mesh
Cd. Now bedlam begerting
Now putting and sweating
Like farmer with harmful of buckwheat to
thresb.
And when, at conclusion,
In CORY confusion
The bones and the features from campus are
picked,
'Twould seem that, as show forth
The gashes and so forth,
The goal is the one thing that hasn't been
kicked.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-23
IN THE GOVERNORS GIFT.

The Various Offices Mr.. Pattison VIII Have
to Distribute Among His Democratic
and Republican supporters-How the
Various Places Pay.
The best paying Offices Governor-elect
Pattison will have to give out, says the
Philadelphia Press, are the Attorney Gen.
eralship and the Secretary of the Common
wealth. The former receives salary OF
$3, 800, but the fees Of the Office make 1t
worth, in the estimation of leading lawyers,
anywhere between $4,000 and $4,000
year. The salary OF the Secretary of the
Commonwealth is only 81, 900 year, but he
also receives fees which bring his salary up
to about S12,000 or S15.0 900 per annum.
Either OF these officers are better paid than
the Governor, who receives a salary OF
$4,000 and no fees.
The other Offices which the Governor has
the power to fill, together with the salaries
attached, are as follows:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-23
LADY Student in Gown.

Philadelphia Record.l
The students at the Women's Medical
College on North College avenue have, for
some time past, been discussing the ques-
ton of donning q distinctive gown
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-23
The Editor Talked Shop.

Light. +
"Five dollars first insertion, with head
on" huskily whispered the editor, as he
paid his fine next morning for q plain
drunk, and hurried out OF Jail.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-23

WITHOUT doubt the most wonderful
remedy for pain is Salvation Oil. 1t sells
for 25 cents.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-23
BOWSER HASAH0BBY.
This Time He Proposes to be Athletic
and Get Very Strong.
BUMPS HIS NOGGIN WITH A CLUB.
After Recovering He Declares His Wife Hit
Him With Hammer.
REMARKABLE FEAT UPON THE BAR

LARGE bundle,
tied with ropes,
came up to the
house the other
evening, writes
Mrs. BOwser, in
the Detroit Fres
Press, and I had
not had time to pry
into the contents
when Mr.. Bo2se
came in. / waited
until after supper
and then asked;
"Have you got a
new hobby, Mr..
Bowser?"
"Did you ever
know me to have a
hobby, new or
oId?"
"You are re-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-23

Seven Anthracite Mine Inspectors, each. 5000
The Governor has almost twice as many
more appointments, but they are nearly all
to positions of honor with no salaries at
tached. There are also some Offices in Phil
adelphia that he has to fill, and they pay.
He will have the appointment of four MEM
bers of the State Pharmaceutical Examining
Board. This is one of the boards that pay.
Its duty is to examine all persons who may
desire to enter the retail drug business in
the State, and to investigate all violations
OF the law, and prosecute all offenders. He
also appoints the members of the State
Board of Health. The members of this
board are paid their travelling and other
necessary expenses. The State Fisheries
Commissioners and the Geological Survey
Commissioners are also appointed by the
Governor, and are paid their expenses. The
members of the State Board of Charities re-
ceive similar compensations.
" In addition to these he appoints all of the
managers of the Danville, Warren and Har-
risburg hospitals for the insane, three man.
ayers of Dixmont Hospital and five mana
gers of the Norristown. The nine trustees
OF the Miners Hospital at Ashland are also
appointed by him, as are the five managers
of the Huntington Reformatory, the five in
spectors of the Eastern Fenitentiary and two
of the five inspectors of the Western Peni-
tentiary. In case of vacancies in any of the
State or county offices he is authorized to fill
such vacancies until the next general cleo
ton,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-23

as some, but 1t is wakeful and meditative
fluid which would not recommend to sim
nerS.
MAunE MAKES A CONFESSION
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-23

Soak the sweet breads in cold salted water,
removing skin and fbers, parboil 20 minutes,
and when cold cut in small pieces and mix with
chopped celery.
Serve with mayonnaise }ressing.
The evening world., 1890-07-05
THE SUFFERING CLOAKMAKERs.

The impoverished condition OF the
cloakmakers becomes more trying every
day. Assistance to these unhappy work
ers Ia not supplied to any extent and their
condition Is becoming very pitiable.
There are many IN New York City inca
pable Of realizing that man with
strength. goodwill and energy can be re-
duced 10 beholding his wife and children
waste away with hunger before his eyes
while his hands are idle, yet that Ia what
is seen OF this moment in many q poor
room where cloakmaker lives.
Their landlords are beginning TO drive
them out Of even these squalid quarters.
Homeless, without bread. and unable to
obtain work to secure it. Is II to be
wondered that these unfortunates are
filed with bitterness that approaches
desperation
The evening world., 1890-07-05

Dickens's works as first prize IN q two
mile run, which he made in 1O.2ls[
Rafter" won second Irize. a gold headed
cane. aud Corporal John II. Morr 9, Of
Company II. Fourteenth Regiment, n. .G,
took the third. turee dozen collars Will
liam Myers. Of the American Athlet o
Club. and Paynter a'so started.
Dancing was resumed agau IN the even
ing. wien {, following programme was
observed. Miss Lizzie titutL and A. Van
RooNen leading THg EvEN1SG WORLDS
Grand March. and the company follow
ing IN some splendid evoiuti ms:
Part First.-I. Grand Mar h. y. Y. EvES-
1Su Wpntl =. LaEciers SaratoRa; ., Waltz;
4, puadri.le:. ,, Scuo tische; IS, Quadrille
Waltz: +. Waltz; =. 1anrierR: q, Polka: 10,
Ca.edoniaus; 1. Waltz; -. Who Who
dance; ~. l.anciers; a., Waltz; IL. Reel
and Zig, Abe Van Rooven Association.
rGrt SefP"WWT7, Grand hi,f,eriree; e
tiScho: 4, opadriiie Watt; :, wSltz; (.
Lauc!ors, q, lclka; 10, Calcdoriana; II,
Walt; IL, aDclera; ~. Who-Who Dance:
-. Wau. Abe Van Rooyen Association;
IL. All Sorts.
During the intermission Hallahan's Fife
and Drum Band gave fine exhibition in
marching an martial music. and received
loud applause.
Prizes were t, have been awarded 10
the most graceful lady dan Ger and the
prettiost girl III the pavilion. but owing
TO the great crowd It was inn ossib,e to
carry ont tina part of the programme.
Friends ot MISS Rosa Mcdonald, Lottie
Brown and Knte Zehn'er insisted that
those young ladies were the best dancers
present.
The evening world., 1890-07-05
TIE s1oK BAp1Bs FOURTH.

The National Holiday did not bring any
relief TO the babies who lay suffering in
the tenementhouses. Happily the day
was not as hot as IL generally is, but II was
noisy. The tenement-house region is the
one most heavily given 10 the cracker
habit, and the splitting pop OF bunch of
these small explosives is not soothing or
conducive to sleep.
The sick babies, then, celebrated the
Fourth" by little extra worry, nnd
are more than ever worthy of charitable
assistance to-day.
Do not let the good work lenguish. SO
much generosity has been shown towards
the little sufferers by good-hearted peo-
pie that their worthy example should find
ready imitators. This is not work
which can be carried out ut trifing ex-
pensc. But n small contribution from
Thousands would more than supply the
needed funds and not tax any one heavily.
Do not defer your donation.
The evening world., 1890-07-05

and their utility and value have been
more than once proven on many T. hard
listed thief. The patent double lock
handouts cost about "A per pair. and
they have been adopted by the Depart
ment.
The patent double-lock handouts for
three hands are also used but their
adaptability is almost exclusively con-
fined to deputy sheriHs in the conveyance
of prisoners. When three criminals are
shnckled they arc brought awkwnrdly TO.
gether in each others way, and any effort
to escape would be futile.
The twisters or chain nippers are q
favorite cuff" extensively used by the
police. The advantage claimed Tor these
niDpers is in the interlocklng of the
handles.
When in use the two handles lay one
within the other. closing automatically
so MS to avoid the play and abrasion of
two andles between the fingers. as in the
old form. These nippers are sold to the
police officer for 81 par. and according
TO his instructions he uses them solely OH
troublesome and dangerous prisoners.
No policeman, young or old. considers
himself fully equipped until he has his
The evening world., 1890-07-05

all will be the pathetic groups of little
ruptured aud crippled children, with
their distorted limits, stony faces, leaden
lips, hollow cheeks. feeble voices and re-
proschful eyes. To see will be to pity,
and whavever compassion moves your
heart IT will still ache for these poor help
less children, Kin Of the sick babies,
they come in for an equal share Of the
sympathetic interest Of the Free r'und
Physician, and nm equal division o! the
relief money subscribed by The EVENING
WoRLD's readers.
hope you will decide TO make the
round dear stranger; your feelings will be
rasped. your nerves lacerated and your
Sc nscs stunned but the shock will do you
good. For to feel the woes we see is the
first step taken towards their relief. Go,
and the gods go with you.
NELL NELSON.
The evening world., 1890-07-05
PULLING OUT A RABBIT.
The Doctor Was Bitten, but He
Played 1t on the Captain.

The Doctor was Bitten, but He
Played 1t on the Captain.
The old doctor and the old captain were
fast friends both inveterate jokers. and
both, despite their aggregate six-score
years, rubid sportsmen. The DOCTORS
frightful stnmmer did not seem to impede
tho flow of joke, nor did the captains
equatorial girh lessen his agility, says
Hdrper's Magazine.
One afternoon the old mon set out on
rabbit hunt. As they passed through an
orchard something scurried into bur-
row.
"A r.r-wist-rabbt!" shouted the
doctor. "L-l-let's p.pull him OUT" and
kneeling at the hole, he thrust his arm in
up TO the shoulder. " S-s-say!" he re-
marked. after n moments fumbling; "
c-c-wist can't q.quite g-get h-him. Y-y
-uh you t-try IT, Joln; y-y-uh-your
arms nlonger than m.m-wi4t-mine.
The Captain knelt and thrust his arm
down. In an instant he was executing a
n war-dnnce around tho tree, waving a
bloody finger.
- Blankety blank blank! That's no
rabbit it's n ground-hoI."
D-d-wist did he bite you. J-Johnp"
queried the doctor, anxiously
' Bite ? BlaDkety- blink Don't you
see he took OH the whole end of my
" VIII wh-uh-why. that's t-too BIB
wist-bud," said the doctor taking his
own hand from behind him, and showing
n sally liberated thumb. H-he BIB
wist-bit me too !"
The evening world., 1890-07-05
WORLDLlNcS.

The remains OF Jefferson Davis lie in the re-
ceIying vault OF the Army OF Northern Virginia
In New Orleans. They are guarded by three
fontinels n member OF the u. A. X. by day aud
two COnfede soldiers at nIyht.
Mcleod. the new President of the Philadsl-
phia and Reading Railroad. began his railroad
career by carrying rods :or surveyors. He Is
about AZ years old.
Cne OF the new members OF the Chicago Board
Of Education Is NJ IS Mary l.. Bart, the second
woman to have this honor bestowed uron her.
Miss Bart is the author OF several books
Mrs, Hendricks is hne-looking woman, with
dark eyes and hair that was once black. but is
now turning gray. she is u brilliant Ionyerser
and a woman Of unusual ability.
CArlisles successor in the Natlonal House Of
Representative W. ". Dickerson-.s = tall,
dark-fAced man who looks more like preacher
thai politician
The evening world., 1890-07-05

ris stock, and this purchase means an
outlay OF about 81. so.
Tie Department has decided ayer.ion
to failure on tue pant OF the club. and q
more dangerous and effective wenpon is
allowed the young officer tu preserve the
peace aud execute the mandates OF the
law.
The iuyenescent "bobby." who is
fnirly dying TO distinguish himself by
capturing second Jack Sheppard makes
all possible haste to provide hmse,i with
gun" The makS aud design are not
ohicialIy regulated. and his choico ~ un-
limited. but be must selec. a revolver Of
99 calibre.
The double action automatic revolver,
with folding hammer is extensively used
on the force. 1t has three and one half
inch barrel and weighs eighteen ounces.
Inc cost OF pistol of this kind is about
t12, though fastidiUus taste may induce
the Office 10 purchase more ornate and
pretty one.
A ina dog, an escaping felon. or wien
personal IN ETY. becomes extremely jeon-
ardized are occasions when the rules per-
NIT the officer TO use his pistol.
While the young Eairolmgn Is not re-
quired TO equip himself viii handouts or
nippers, II is u wrll-known fact TINT these
implements of durance vi o are Possessed
bv every officer who has been ON the force
any Length of time. -
These forbiddiug articles are found in
every station-bouse in the city. and there
Is not II detective that meauders after
crooks" by day or night that has not n
pair OF these " cuffs they are called,
slowed away in his trousers.
Nearly every policeman owns q pair,
The evening world., 1890-07-05
An OPEN nnEaTInN.

The Detroit Museum of Art has been
constrained to cover its casts Of nude
classic statuary with clothes. If the COM
munity of that town lacks the cultivation
which can ENJOY the exquisite beauty of
these nude statues without being reused
to luA or having their nudity only excite
q coarse prurience, IL would be better not
10 have museum of fine arts.
To bury the offending nudity Of those
classic statues under inartistic dAbs Of
plaster seems almost an aesthetic ain. The
dead sculptors who modelled those peer
less forms have right that the beauty of
their work shall not be marred.
Poor. naughty minded Detroit
The evening world., 1890-07-05

The Fourth Of July crop OF shot people WA
unusually abundant this year.
=.
yet she WAS not suited
In the House only one man can ait upon the
chair. Need u be said that Tom Reed is that
mani
Carnegie says there are rocks ahead of the
young man who has his feet on the ladder. The
young fellow must meet them in making the
rounds,
AK SHa 70. shall receive and seek and you
Thi1k, tue census man 50 sharp and super
But ms a.il6 he soon rsyi'ss when he asks come
If she's fnOek-knssd. Vsrsiy yti,s, deaf q bilious
-UtGed ObssTrsT.
There ia = great Field in Washington. Kate
viii please copy.
TIE EvRNIsO WoRLD had two additional eolors
on Il Tor the shtlon. OF the " Fourth" II IA
slwaSS read. you knOS. Yesterday 1t SAS - Red.
white and Blue"
Why Is the National Holiday like business
street, Because It Is nAggedl This Is good
enough for the nith Of July.
-.
Some Of our most prominent politicians seem
10 b but clay IN the hands OF The Potter.
=.
Ths summer Sirl Ousht 70 b /. Hiss. breezy
The evening world., 1890-07-05
ATHLETES IN REPo5E.

Fred rurer. the fast runner of the New Jersey
Athletic Club. Is not of u sanguinary disp ositon.
yet he has shot most Of the prominent members
OF the Club ct various times. He Is u camera
hend.
@. o. Wells, the Amherst College sprlnter. is
remarkable for the unEainlv style IN which he
runs. He looks awkward. but he gets there.
He has ranked we'll in his studies while ct col
legs.
W. r. Crowley wlelds the cricket bat efec-
lively and fields the game well. lie is one OF the
lights OF the Manhattan Cricket Club.
Waller o. Eschwsgge. who used TO be one Of
the fastest nvs-mile runners In this part Of the
country. can handle birch bark canos with the
aplomb and skill OF q Chippeway Indian. He Is
a member Of the leading canoe club Of Canada.
where he goes once year to show the Canucks
how canoo should really he handled. He is .
yeritable Solon regarding baseball lore.
The evening world., 1890-07-05

call or whistle. The young man Just en-
invariably purchases whistle, though he
may seldom have occasion to uss it.
lie may buy plain aud simple whistle
for % cents, or he may invest in a
unique" call for IS cents, according
to his notions and tastes.
The only articles that the young police
man does not have To lay down his hard
cash for are his shield and manual.
He buys everything else, including
gloves. but the Department loans him a
shield which he must especially keep
The evening world., 1890-07-05

be a citizen of this glorious country (;
must have resided in the State for one
year, must never have been convicted Of
crime; must be at least 5 feet inches tall
aud weigh 1888 pounds; his age must not
be more than thirty; lie must be in good
health; must have good moral character
aud habits, and. finally, he must have
passed the Civil Service Examiner.
After he passes tue civil service exam
ination he goes on probation for thirty
days. during which he is instructed in the
duties that are to devolve on him as q
guardian of the peace.
When his time of study of the rules is
over he is ready for appointment. which
The evening world., 1890-07-05
The American Riasmen in Berlin @,

The American RiHemen in Berlin gave
brilliant Fourth of July banquet at the
Kaiserhof, yesterday evening. while q
concert was given in the morning. Many
Americans Of note were present. Minister
PHELPS made very commendable effort
to pinch the American eagle till he
screamed, and partially succeeded. He
certainly did q great deal when he ex-
tolled in warm terms President HARRI.
Son, picturing him as q great man with q
wide grasp. Mr.. PHELPS ignored one
sweet decorative feature of the present
Administration. Not word about Baby
MCKEE.
The evening world., 1890-07-05

Winter. He gets the Department Goth
and has It made into suits by his fayoTIte
tailor.
The tTass buttons are carefully sewed
on the coat. and the neat thou hit he has
is for his hat. which follows uuder the
same regulations.
The enyied locust. which he has long
ingly viewed as II was fondled by q big-
shOuldeTed policeman under q corner
gaslight. aud the bright polished rose
wood parade baton of smaller and less
formidable proportions are the next
requisites upon which he expects 10 baSe
hls future hopes and successes.
He knows that his club is all essential
to his makeup and he loses no lime in
procuring such as are called for by the
DoOk Of rules
First OF all he gets night stick Of Locust
which Is twenty inches long Tsg0la-
lion axe; then hls parade baton OF rose
wood, twenty-five inches long, and last
his short, stubby billet, witch hs can pat
EnuRly away 10 hia speeiAl hip pocket.
Thsss bits q wood cost him about %
The evening world., 1890-07-05
The WAYS Of WOMAN FAIR.
Fads and Fashions that Interest
the Gentler SeL
A New WATERPROOF Faced Cloth
Nine. Modje.ka's Amiable
Ways" =" Bab's" Remarks
on Carriers.

NEW material. and
one which cannot fail
10 be popular, is water
proofed = faced cloth.
The name il some
thing Of q mouthful,
but there IL nothing
the matter with the
material. IL may he
had in ,lrab. brown,
navy blue and Grim
son. it is light in
weight and in some
way permits the air to
circulate, although
waite r-proof. II 10
used for storm-coats.
The evening world., 1890-07-05

should make thorough soldier and at the
same time model citizen.
From the first day of his probation
until he dies or leaves the force he is con.
stantly undergoing n series Of mental and
physical evolutions, and even If fortune
smiles upon him and elevation from the
ranks falls to his lot. discipline is unend-
ing, and he continues in the discharge of
his well. defined duties just the same.
When the young man who has an ambi.
tion for police honors makes his applica-
tion for the appointment of pntrolman on
the force, he Is first confronted with nine
conditions that qualify him for appoint.
ment.
He must be able TO read and write the
English language understandingly; must
The evening world., 1890-07-05
TALKING OVER OLD TIMES.

Yes, when they We're young it
'cos hard work to get good places.
Servants tramped a great many
weary miles looking for work, and
often with poor success.
How different to-day! You
have simply to write two lines,
send it to THE WORLD, and you
have yous choice Of fifty or more
iirst-class situations.
And the cost is but 10 cents
Mprdays and Sa' urdays are TaE woRLD's Half
Rate SuSt'ol Days; Oaly csnts per line for
Situations Wuntod, :" ara only 10 cents per liAa
for Help Wanted WANTS"
The evening world., 1890-07-05

A marriage in balloon would seem to
be the commencement of a very unhappy
matrimonial relation. When two persons
are silly enough to make their marriage a
sensational feature Of an aeronaut's ascen-
sion they can hardly lie supposed to have
the good common sense which is the
surest II not only ureservative of hAppi-
ness in married life. This airy marrying
u too airy altogether.
The evening world., 1890-07-05

Connecticut had one pure and unAdul-
tsrated ioy-wild- cherry rum. This year
fancy price will be demanded for the
delicious beverage. The catsrpIllars. who
like thsir cherries without any rum. have
ohswed up all the cherry trees. The ma
tives are fondsr of rum than they are of
aAtsrpillArs, and much chagrin is felt over
the Wild-cherrJ rum prospect for this
year. II il shame.
The evening world., 1890-07-05
GOING ON THE FORCE.
Transformation Of a Pain Citizen
Into q TEr rier Of Clubs.
From First Day of Probation
Until Vested With Authority.
Equipment OF IA Policeman When
lie Is Ready for Duty.

The policeman of Gotham is fine
specimen of humanity. Handsome.
brawnv. courageous and intelligent, he is
bound TO command the respect OF all
citizens and strike terror into the breasts
of evil doers.
The discipline that governs aud regu.
lates his daily life is full of perils that
The evening world., 1890-07-05
A Doctor Will Call.

1 sni little girl. eight years old. I have
been saving nv pennies for the Sick Babies
Fund. until l have 81. My mamma has a
woman that does her washing for ler. She
has seven children, aud the baby is very
sick. hope you will please send some one
to see the baby. LITTLE ANNIE.
2Ol East Ninety. first street.
The evening world., 1890-07-05

A scion Of q noble German family has
married the neh daughter of an American
brewer. The old tradition in international
matches is thus preserved. Europe sup
plying the husband Of rank aud America
furnishing dollars galore with An accom-
pAnyinE bride.
The evening world., 1890-07-05

usually follows At the conclusion of the
probation.
But before lie is a fulI-iedged " copper"
he has 10 secure his regulation outfit. and
this IS bigger item than Is imagined by
the scores of men who aspire to the po u
tion.
lie has Zig wardrobe to stock and the
aggregate cost OF his accoutrements is
close on TO rlj0.
Nearly all his purchases are made at the
Department Bureau of Equipment and he
conforms his tastes and ideas 10 their
regulation sizes and qualities.
The first things he buys are his uni
forms-One for Summer and one for