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The morning call., 1890-08-03
Two Man Fatally Cut.

LOUISVILLE (Ky.), Aug. 2.-Peter Duffy
and Henry Krause were fatally cut late to-
night by Al Bush. The three quarreled
about woman ana Bush suddenly drew a
knife. The other two ran, but Bush over
took them, separately. and slashed them so
severely that neither can recover.
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The tntaInnmher of

The total number of deaths for the past
spending week of last year. Causes of
death: Phthisis 26, cholera infantum Il,
inanition IL, cancer s. heart disease Q, ty-
ph0id fever g. Classification: Zymutic dis
eases 81, constitutional 80, local 46, devel-
Opmental 23 violent deaths T.
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SSof'h bh INNINGS.
acknowledgements o o o O OF
Oaklands. ds.................1 0 o q o %
Earned runs-Saeramentos l, oaklands l. Home
run-S. oNehl. Three-base hit-Lohman Sacr-
fee hits-Daly, Stapeton. First base on errors~Sae-
ramentos 4. oaklsnds4 First base on called balls
-Sacramentos 3, Oaklands 4. Left on bases-Sae-
ramentoS 8, Oaklands z. Struck out-By Harper &
by Sweeney 4. by Carsey 2. Hit by pitcher-Staple.
ton. Double play-McDonald and IsaacsOn c.
O'Neill and L0hman, Sweeney and Jsaaeson. Passed
baIls-Lohman 2. Time of game-1 hour and Is
minutes. Umpire-Donahue. Scorer-Young.
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swiudlers Arrested.

New YORK, Aug. 2.-Clement j. Challer,
Treasurer, and William c. Chandler Jr.,
Manager, of the Erie Transfer Company in
this city, have been arrested and charged
with systematically defrauding the CON-
pany. 1t is estimated that they have sue
ceeded in swindling the corporation out OF
not less than Sl0.O00
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Fatal Shooting ARRAY.

AUGUSTA (Ga.), Aug. about mid
night, l.. II. Pattillo, thel.traveiing corre-
spondent and agent Of the Augusta
Chronicle, and c. p. Hudson, a dry-goods
salesman, engaged in a shooting affray at
the Arlington Hotel. Hudson was killed
outright, and Pattillo seriously wounded.
Family trouble was tho cause of the
Quarrel
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A Peace-M, ker Shot.

OGDEN, Aug I'm sensational shoot
ing affair in saloon this morning John
Hamer was mortally wounded by James
Griffin. Griffin received fatal wounds. and
A. Z. Emerson was shot in the foot. The
quarrel grew out of dispute over an cleo
tion between Hamer and Emerson. Hamer
was acting as peace-maker.
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FATAL RAILRoAD ACCIDENT.
Passenger Coach Wrecked by Collision with
Switch Engine.

HANNIBAL (Mo.). Aug. "A crowded
passenger coach on the ST. Louis and Han
Dibal Railroad was wrecked in collision
with switch engine this afternoon. Two
colored men, David Summers and Harvey
Letcher, of New London, were killed out
right, and Frank Porter (colored) was
fatally injured. Several others were Sc
riously hurt, and some painfully bruis d.
The engineer If the switch engine, William
Tongale, was arrested Immediately after
the accident anu charged with criminal
n.nr
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Rusie Lost the Game.

INDIANoPoLIs, Aug. New York lost the
game this afternoon through Rusies wIIdness.
Attendance 500. Score:
Clevelands ds..............,,...O 2 o o o o l. 9
new AorkS................-..- U u U IL
Base hts-Clevelands 8. New Yorks /. Errors-
CleyeIands 2. New Yorks 4. Batteries-Beaten and
thinner. Rusie and Buckley. Umpires-Clark and
Smith.
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Railroad E rniags.

CHICAGO Aug. 2-The annual report Of
the Chicago and Northwestern for the fiscal
year, ended May 81, shows that the gross
earnings were S27, 16I, ,S37; operating ex-
penses, $l6,65l.0 .002; net receipts, S79 759, 1872.
The net earnings for the year show an in
crease of S4449, cOmpar / with the previ-
Gus year.
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A Close Glme.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2. - New York defeate
Chicago in a sharply contested game to-day.
Attendance 66oo. Score:
Chlcagos. os......................1O OO21 OO-6
New Yorks orks......................3 0O3 o o *-S
Base hits-ChicagOs 10. New YOrks 9. Errors
Chicagos 4, New Yorks 3. Batteries-Baldwin and
rrell Keefe Ewing and W. Ewing. Umpires-
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At List the Bisons.

BUFFALO. Aug. 2.-The Bisons played great
game to-day and downed the Bostons I'm an ex-
citing contest. Attendance, 2300. Score:
Buffalo. ............ .............0 0 U D OF
DOston.'' n.''''sts''s.'.'.sss.-...-..V " " OU-1
falos 3, Bostons 4. Batteries-C cunningham and
Mack DAILY. Gumbert and SWEET. Umpires-Sheri-
dan and GafneY.
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ment of Colombia is strongly against re-
sumption of work by the old company. and
President Nunez insists that any new work
shall be done independently of the De
Lesseps management. Failing in such ar
rangements all the machinery, buildings,
Government, under concession which
takes effect in 1902
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Brooklyn Dafaated.

PITTsBURG. Aug 2.-Pittsburg easily de.
feated BrooklyH to-day by better playing. Score.
Pittsburgs. rgs......................0 90 Q q oil
Brooklyns. ...,,. ..............0 & q o O. 8
Base hits-Pittsburgs IA, Brooklyns Z. Errors
Pittsburgs 2, BroOkyns 5. Batteries-Staley and
Quinn, Van Haltren. Hemming and Cook. UNI
pires-Knight and Jones.
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AmnesH GRANTED.

PARIS, Aug. 2.-The French Government
has issued decree granting partial or total
amnesty to all persons convicted of offenses
in connection with labor strikes. Under
the provisions of the decree fourteen pris-
Oners have been re leased and the sentence
Of twenty-five others reduced
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eruptions gradually dropped OF AMI disappeared
one by one, until I. had been fully cured had
the disease thirteen months before began taking
the REMEDIES and in four or nve weeks was en-
tirely cured NV disease was eczema and psoriasis.
1 know OF great many who have taken the REM
EvIEs. and thank me for the knowledge OF them'
esneeialy mothers who have babes with scay erup-
tions on their heads and bodies. l cannot express
my thanks to you. Ny body was covered with
scaies and was an awful spectacle TO behold. Now
my skin is as clear as a baby
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Wen BY Hard Batting.

CINCINNATI, Aug 2.-Clncinnatl won to-day
by hard batting. Score:
Cincinnatis is........-....-..4 o o Q o 3-1I
Philadelphias. -. .............0 0 o o 0 o 3 o.
Base hits-Cncinnatis 10, Phadephlas .. Errors
Philadelphias 4. Observation-Disclosures, Harrington
pire-McQuade.
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Senator Stamford.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2.-Mr. Morrow has
received letter from Senator Stanford
dated July 18th. They were still at Kissin-
gen, and the health OF both Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanford is generally improved. They ex-
pected to start for Norway in a few days.
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nnnlo ana His Wifa Rennnniled

LONDON, Aug. 2.-Lord Dunlo, who was
unsuccessful in his efforts to secure a di-
vorce from his wife, had an interview with
Lady Dunlo since the trial, and a reconcile
alton has been effected. Lady Dunlo will
make tour of the provinces.
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Alnost a lsint.

Monday night Mr.. Hatch's foreman found
the Chinese gang on the ranch under the
bossship of Sam Lock were not doing their
work according to contract, and notified
the. whole gang of 2l7 to quit the place the
following morning by 9 o'clock. As there
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San FrancIscos. oil
Stocktons. ns..............0 U U o.
Earned runs-San Franciscos 8. Threebase hit
Stevens TwO-base hits - Seyens. Ebright, Levy,
Cahill. Sacrifice hts-Hanley stevens, Holiday,
Armstrong. First base on errors-StocktOns 3, San
Franciscos 8. First base on called balls-Stocktons
L. Left bases-Stocktons 8, san Franciseos z.
Struck out-By Hapeman /, by Young 2. Hit by
pitcher - Armstrong, Ebright. Double plays-Ev-
erett, Ebright and Stevens Passed balls-Duane 3.
Wild pitches - Hapeman /. Young i Time OF
game-l hour and 40 minutes. Umpire-McLaugh-
lin. Offical Scorer-W. Wallace.
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THE HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-This morning the
House proceeded to the further considera-
ton of the Senate amendments to the Sum-
dry Civil Appropriation Bill.
The bill was finally sent to conference
and the House adjourned
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Fearful Storm in Mauitoba.

3 WINNIPEG, Aug. IA destructive hail
and thunder storm passed over 'e eastern
portion of Manitoba last nfghL, doing tre-
mendous damage to crops. Many hous es
in the village were damaged and two or
three people killed
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Pittsbure Was on,nlausd.

BROOKLYN, Aug. 2.-Brooklyn won to-day by
good batting. Attendance 100. Score:
Pittsbnrgs. nrgs.......................OO 0 o coo O-2
Brookyns. yns......................2 o o D a 50
Base hits-Pittsburgs 5, Brooklyns H. Errors
Pittsburgs 2, Brooklyns l. Batteries-Baker and
Decker, Terry and DAILY. Umpire-Powers.
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INC brazilian Cnff q Trnst.

NEW YORK, Aug. &c flee merchants
here do not believe the proposed coffee
trust in Brazil will materially affect prices
In America, though the trust will be able
to control the prices and supply in Brazil.
The morning call., 1890-08-03

TO look like spots OF mortar spot
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layers, accompanied with itching.
l would scratch every night until
/ was raw, then the next uight the
scales, being formed meanwhile,
were scratched off again. In vain
did l consult all the doctors IN the
county. but without aid. After
giving up all hopes OF recovery, L
happened to see an advertisement
In the newspaper about your CUT
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Threatened Ice Famine in Now Ynrk.

New YORK, Aug. 2.-The hot wave has
sent ice up 81 per ton since yesterday, and
it is now selling at 50 80 per ton. wholesale.
In this city an ice famine is threatened.
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open on the 18th. The Government has re-
sumed negotiations with an English syndi-
cate for new loan. The political crisis con.
tinues. DR.. Carcano, General of
Posts and Ielegraphs. has resigned.
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Off to the contiu ent.

LONDON, Aug. 2.-Mrs. Mackay and her
son have gone to the Continent, where they
will remain until October. The son will go
to the Highlands later on to shoot grouse.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-Private advices
from Colon state that the outlook for the
renewal of work on the Panama Canal is
not promising. The policy Of the Govern
The morning call., 1890-08-03

Word was received from the Merchants
Exchange few minutes before / o'clock
this morning that the Zealandia had en-
tered and come To an anchorage.
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American Association.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-Brooklyns Q, Toledos 4.
SYRACUSE. Aug. 2.-Syracuses o. LouisvlleS g..
ROCHESTER,, Aug. 2. - Roehesters (, ST.
L nI
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The situation in Arg ,utine.

BuENos AYREs. Aug. 2-lt is expected
that the Bourse here which has been closed
IN Consequence of the revolution, will re-
The morning call., 1890-08-03

a VERDICT OF SUICIDE.-Coroner Eaton
yesterday held an inquest in The case OF j. w.
Whillateh, the mining man, who committed
suicide at 4S Fourth street, and verdict WAS
rendered in accordance with the facts.
The morning call., 1890-08-03

Gallery and get the best Cabinet photos In city
for So 90 and So per dozen. 1144 Market street,
between Mason and Taylor.
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MORTAR.SPOTTED SKIN
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lam going to tell you of the extraordinary cure
your CurICURA REMEDIES performed OH me.
About the LIST OF April last noticed some red PIN
niles like coming out all body. but thought
1~.,.t.,r sotna tfr,a when haoan
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THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.
The Phillies Win Through Costly Errors by he
Ciavaland Afhletaa

CLEVELAND, Aug. 2,-1he Cleyelands' fielding
errors gave the PhIladephias another victory
to-day. Attendance 2200. Score:
Qevelands. nds....,,...,,.....O o o o o o. o
'hiladelphas. ................1 o 0 90 s.
Base bits-Cievelands g. Phadelphias g. Errors
Clevelands 8, PhiIadelphias 3. Batteres-O' Bren.
and sutelife, Sanders and Milllgan. Umpres-Fer-
pusOn and HOlbert
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AT THE Y. NJ. c. A.-Dr. Easton OF the Calvary
Presbyterian Church Will deliver an address to
young men this afternoon at the Christian Asso-
cialiOn Hall. The subject will be Manhood, or
What Constitutes Muscle, Mud, Morals"
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PROFIT AND LOSS!

CALLS July Daily Average for Want Ads,.s5ss
CALLS AVERAGE, Last Week In JuIy........:9s6
TWENTY MORE THAN Dali a VERAGE FOR JULY
EXAM sNER'S Average, Last Week in JULY
SIXTEEN LESS THAN DAILY 4 PERAGE FOE JUL Y
The evening world., 1890-05-29
WOMEN PHYSICIANS

There was noticed, tine other day. the
graduation of a large class of young
women who had received special training
10 become nurses in the public hospitals.
To-day il is announced that twenty oiher
young women have received diplomas
from a medical college as fully qualified
physicians. 20 great is the faith in tho
capabilities of these new doctors that
several of them have already been APP
pointed to responsible positions.
While at first thought many or the du-
ties of a practising physician may seem to
be such as must prove abhorrent to wo-
manly sensibrlitios, n knowledge of what
women physicians have actually done in
cases Of sickness and suffering, taken with
a consideration of the effect of their ten
der presence beside a bed of pain, leads
TO the conclusion TINT these twenty newly
graduated. with those who have entered
the same profession before, have gone
into u sphere where they may be SUI
prcmely useful.
The evening world., 1890-05-29
POLITICAL ECHOES.

The Cowis-sprague-M Merritt Republicans are
confident, now that Thomas @. Plat has set the
seal Of his disapproval on wicked Fred Gibbs,
that they will have no dihiculty in coming to the
surface in the Thirteenth Assembly District.
Tammany Halls organization in the Thir-
teenth Assembly District will select q leader to
succeed ex-Alderman James r. Barker to- might.
Col. Fellows asserts that he has not arranged
for the return Of the exiled boodlers. and that
they are coming back at their peril. Messrs.
Keenan,. Sayles and Delacey have realized that
It would be more ~perilous to their interests for
them to remain in Montreal beyond the non
convioting District-Attorney's term Of ONCE.
The County Democracy has established .
kindergarten school in the Cooper Union for the
purpose OF teaching its members the operation
OF the new Ballot Reform law. Incorporation
Counsel Henry r. Deekman Is the principal Of
this new political academy.
Ex-senator Warner Miller is outspoten In his
condemnation of the action of Boss Platt's State
COMMITTEES In attempting to read the friends Of
the man from Herkimer out OF the Republican
party. Thu harmony of the Platt-Miller factions
during the coming campaign will be only COM
parable to that furnished by . Chinese orchestra.
The evening world., 1890-05-29
SPo1LETS

Fifty new lawyers turned loose on the com.
munity last night. Shade of Lyeurgus!
Michigan has one quiet woman. She has been
asleep for two years.
Some coal dealers have queer w~sighs-erooked
scales. see'
Who got nrst blood-The pioneer mosquito.
-.
"Liis on the Ocean wavs"-Jolly tines on .
steamship.
Prince Hohenlohe says he won't speak to
President Cannot when he passes by Belfort.
aonce more we hear the familiar cry. 1.-THE
peach crop is a failure"
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An earthquake has shaken mp Indiana. and
caused more commotion than anything since
Bens election.
Chief Tohee has signed over to the Govern
ment :aS, 4ls rCres OF indian Territory lands,
receiving IN consideration some beautiful Arsu-
m,nt. Pale face has a smooth ongue
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Murderer Popon viii not pop on by electricity.
He has teen sentenced for life.
-
South Dakota folks won't allow Mrs. Mary
Seymour HoScl to speak In public. and she vii
never speak to them ugAin.
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Don't ash for kisses; kissing has
A "a ore ITosumpluous SAVIOR
Than boldly to eInhraGs tile issa;
For "sissing goes by fayoF."
-IhiiadspAIa FvssA
The Mayor Of Columbus. o.. has backed out
Of a hst fight. bets on his reelection are and.
ing no takers.
Who says hat We are not an elevated nation
when We manufaetured 20. 900. 600 Pairs Of
s~uspenders last year
Dog bites are selling at ~. 600 each At Ports
mouth. \. H. sud dog owners are subscnblnE
for a POUND.
A Jersey city man with tour wives sSys he
Eants 10 continue living with the last. The
ehanres are that be vail abide alone Ia . prison
Ssil. cut on even hom telephone influences.
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Sneaker Reed has stopped the sale Of liauor IN
the Houis restaurant. straws show the way The
julcp goes.
The esnsus-tsker, like the historic Juns bus
Is all 'sAdJ 10 light uFoR Us.
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The exodus OF our boodlsTs Is eauslnR = p.nis
among The MoRtFsL saloon men.
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what's tha matter siih BrofheFIn L. -
esaa' Ne eaas'i nsas : EsEslaa0akassaA5A
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SAVE THE BABIESi

Save the babies! No one can tell what
Destiny has in store for even the weakest
and puniest offspring of poverty who
pines and means in a New York tenement
to-day. In n great nation where all OPP
p%ortunities are open for all its people.
power often falls into the hands of those
for whom such fortune has seemed most
unlikely. There Ia this consideration
then, and there is this other one. that a
healthy people is always the hnppiest, to
lie added to motives of human charity, in
stirring us all to look after the physical
md therefore the mental well-being Of
the little ones growing up among the
poor.
A little proper attention at the right
time, n little wholesome food. clean cloth
ing. strengthening medicine, a little
breath of mir. purified by sun and breeze
these may do wonders with budding
childhood, which might else suffer an
early blight.
The EVENING WORLD. through its Sick
Babies Fund and Free Physicians Corps
seeks TO do all the good il can in this
direction. II gladly welcomes helping
hands. from whatever source they may be
stretchel.
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The Drama in Brooklyn.

Manager Gebhardt's benefit at Zipp's Ca
sine last evening was q great success. Tho
Casinos box-oftice books showed one of the
biggest houses on record
The scenery in the knights Of Tyburn,"
all of which was imported for the m~etropoli-
tan production direct from the Porte ST
Martin, in Paris, is as effective as anything
the management OF the Grand Opera-Houso
has brought forward this season.
Howard F. Knudson, of the Criterion
Theatre. wore his happiest smile Tuesday
evening, when he was benefited by the
leading amateur societies, who, with the
help of q number OF prominent professions
ais, presented an excellently arranged pro-
Rramme.
Monday will be q gala day at the Brooklyn
Theatre, when the closing performances IL
the history OF n theatre long Identified with
Brooklyn's prosperity aud growth will DO
given. In the Afternoon Richard Mansfield.
supported by a powerful cast. will be seen
in The Partisan Romance" and in the
cault's London Assurance" supported
among Others by John I. Sullivan and John
W. Mackay. There will be the reading OF
= poem ApTopos to the occasion written by
Nat T.. BAbcoek, and addresses by pr0mi-
nent Brooklynites, after which the curtain
will not be lowered. Manager Joseph VI.
Hid desiring that Brooklynites see the last
OF the old house with the curtain raised
The evening world., 1890-05-29
woRLoLlNes

Senator Aldrieh. Of Rhode Island. IL nOs 70
atty, and In appearance he looks like anything
but : grave and reverend senior. His clothes
are always cut In the latest style. and the bright
colored nsoktisS he wears would delight ths
heart Of . dude.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Rsnton. who died in Port
Blaksly. Wash, recently, was the weAlthisst
woman IN the new state. She left : fortune Of
~, 600, 900.
WunamAksr's youngest child is . daughter OF
. bright and clever schoolgirl. who Is
a good musician and an accomplished horse
woman,
Representative burrows Is one OF the finest
looking men In Congress. He Is q feet . inches
tall, weighs over 200 pounds and has . voice
that penetrAtss 10 every corner Of the vast cham
bsr Ia which the House sitS
In this stomach OF an alligator that vas shot
near PalatAA. FLA, wAh found human skull.
we'll preserved, aud = gold watch. marked With
the Initials "a. L. T.u
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WOMEN MINERS.
They Are the Strongest Female
Workers in All Europe.
ALFRED Like Men, They Delve and
Dig in the Coal pits.

The Lancashire women, at least, are the
rosiest. strongest set of women imagin-
able-that is. on Sundays and HOLIDAYS,
when repeated washings and scrubbings
have removed several layers of coel-dust
and IL is notorious, locally, that at a pinch
most OF them are fully equal in physical
power 10 their masculine colleagues, says
Cdsselrs Saturday Journal. AT home they
are not inferior 10 any class Of women,
working or otherwise. Being engaged in
the open air all day, they can naturally
turn In the evenings with more b or
binary zest TO household duties.
In q word. they are thoroughly domesti-
Gated. Lastly-and this. after all, is the
great point-their demeanor and general
conduct are absolutely unimpeaohable.
As to the working dress OF the pit
women that is certainly peculiar, looked
at from a conventional standpoint. .
Up TO a few years ago. they were attired
like men up TO the waist, with buckled
clogs on their feet above the knees came
the enc of q peculiarly fashioned tunic. a
composite sort of q garment, half jacket;
half dress, with some sacking material
tied round the waist rs an apron.
A limp bonnet, tied under the chin, or
q sort of turban, so arranged as just to
show tho neatly plated hair and the
bright earrings, completed the costume,
and very odd IL looked. especially Mt a
distance. which in this case did not lend
enchantment TO the view.
Now. ont of Difference TO the feelings
of certain peculiarly sensitive people, the
tunic is worn n little longer, no AZ nearly
TO hide the masculine garment, the head
dress is q little heater, and, in addition, a
short jacket is worn.
This dress is certainly not picturesque,
but as q means to an end. as allowing the
utmost freedom of motion and obviating
accidents. IL is beyond all praise.
Nevertheless. the women themselves
are conscious Of It's incongruity, and take
the earliest opportunity Of changing 1t
for ordinary female attire as soon as they
get home from work.
II has happened before now that while
proceeding to or from work they have.
some of them. been made the subject OF
attack by somebody with an undue pro-
portion of tongue to brain. but-this may
be said with safety-never more than
once by the same individual.
In addition to possessing q highly Wig
o vocabulary they are &C hardened
with exposure to the weather and deyel-
oped by the nature of their work that they
can give a good account of themselves,
even though n fight should ensue, and the
opponent may have reason to admit. with
benefitinR humility. the wisdom of Prov
idence in endowing women generally
with the will and keeping from them the
power.
The evening world., 1890-05-29
THE END NOr YET.

The shameful impoSitions Of the ice
barous are rs yet unchecked, but there is
every prospect TINT their career OF extor-
tion will be briefer aud much less profit
able Ii they had hoped. Tho patience
Of the American people is something
wonderful. When. however. 1t becomes
exhausted. the uprising tina; follows Is of
the most emphatic kind.
At present the puhlic is grumbling FOR
the Ice rates it has to pay. while the ice
companies employees are in a state Of
equal disafec,ion over the labor rates the
companies won. ray. Out of these con-
ditions is bound 10 come the remedy for
the evil state of Affairs.