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Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-18
REPUBLICANS, RALLY ]!

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE RESOLUTION
i passed in the County Central Committee,
that all caucuses in the city should be held on
Friday night at o'clock, July 18th, therefore
call the Republicans of the Third Precinct,
Nineteenth Assembly District known as Four
FBIDA1, at O'Clock p. M,
To select Twenty five delegates to be voted for
at the primary election ON Saturday
NJ. A HOWARD
1t County Central Committeeman.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-18

The readers of the RECORD UNION leaving the
city for the heated term can have the paper sent
to their address for 65 cents per month, postage
prenaid.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

A. Morrissey, representing the A. NJ.
Palmer Dramatic Company, is in the city.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-18

The best place in California TO have your
printing done: A. J. Johnston & Co.'s, 40 ]
street, Sacramento, Cal.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-18
NOTE AND comMENT.

The Woodland Nail has just issued an
e;oht.pare horticultural edition. which
contains vast amount of valuable informa-
tion in regard TO Yolo county.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-18

There is likely To be livelier contest at
tie primaries on Saturday tnan al tne gen.
eral election this fail.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-18


CUPREMs COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
y No. 97S, october term, 1889, GEORGE W
WHITE, Appellant. vs. IRA P. RANKIN. A. p.
BRAYTON, JOHN HOWELL and JAMES NJ.
, THOMPSON. Appeal from the Circuit Court of
the United States for the Northern District of
California. MIR. r. J. Lippitt, of counsel for the
appellees. suggested the death of George W.
White, the appellant in this case, and moved
the Court for an order under the fifteenth rule
to make the proper representatives parties.
Whereupon it is now here ordered by the Court
that uniess the proper representatives of the
said George w. White, deceased as aforesaid,
shall voluntarily become parties within the
first ten days of the ensuing term of the Court,
the appellees shall be entitled to have the ap-
peal dismissed; provided, however, that copy
of this order shall be printed in some news.
paper of general circulation, within the state
of California, for three successive weeks. at
least sixty days before the beginning of the
term of the Supreme Court then next ensuing.
April 81, 1899. true copy. Test.
JANIS H. MCKENNEY,
Clerk of the Supreme Court of the United Stetes.
jelS Sw(Su)
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-18

1t pays to investigate our prices before coins
elsewhere. Work guaranteed or no pay
Country orders prom pity filed. jylS ly
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-18
Observation-Disclosures LEAGUE.

FR1DAY.... July Sth,
SACRAMENTO VS.. SAN FRANCISCO.
SATURDAY .... 10th,
SACRAMENTO VS.. SAN FRANCISCO.
Games called d....................At3 p, III,
Admission, 25 cents; Ladies free.
Central Stre ct Railway Cars run direct to the
grounds every five minutes. jylS.2t
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NEW SECURITY TO HIS LIFE.

Every man, woman and child ought to
be taught the invigorating, healthful, de-
lightful exercise. He had written and as
certained the cost of the beautiful, indeed
elegant three-tank Del Monte Baths. and
to his surprise the whole outfit cost but
$4,000. But such tanks were not large
enough to accommodate our population.
On the other hand we did not need such
costly structures, but ours must be attrac-
tive to be appreciative; must be neat, clean,
well conducted and provision made for
separate tank for the ladies. He would
take stock for his house and, naming the
amount, he sat down amidst round of ap-
plause,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-18

When Came into your city, said Mr.
Adrian r. Smith, the representative of
Colt. Barton & Cowles, | asked where are
the swimming baths2 | was told there
were none here. ard | felt disgusted. He
had been invited to come to The meeting
and say IL coating wood tanks with asphalt
was good plan. He replied yes. and #
needed his firm would do it, but it was
mere 'rifie of cost to treat the plauks as
piles are treated 10 prevent decay and resist
tie terredo. Bat he had no ak to grind;
but he had been asked to give his views
In response he had to say: Build the baths
at once In this climate especially are
The evening world., 1890-04-16
POLITICAL ECHOES

Police Justice solon b. Emith is said not TO be
satisfied with the promise of TeApPointment TO
his resent position by Mayor Grant next Fall.
He Is credited with desire TO name the sue
cess1r TO Police Commissioner John McClaye.
whose term Of once expires Msyl.
Police Justice Murray Is said TO have explained
to the Grand Jury that has charges OF corruption
on the rArt of his associates amonE tie County
Democracy leaders we're based on IumorS only.
The fact that Judge Murray had no personal
knowledge OF the alleged facts might account
for the cBReEness OF the accused to he inyesti-
gated ty a committee of their friends. the In
Yestlrsiion which is to he held IN the Cooper
Union to-norroS night is not expected to result
in ans damaging revelations.
Street Cleaning Commissioner Hans 8. Beattie
is fast suTrou nilng himself with his personal
friends. he found has friend. Henry W. Boards
ley, brother OF hIs old County Democracy dis
trlet leader. Chief Clerk Of his Department.
Capt. Mike Whelan. HE Superintendent Of the
Barge Once IN the days Of President CleVsland's
administration. vas made General supsrtntsn-
dent. and nov his old Deputy Surveyor Of the
PORT Gilbert o. =. kicOn, has been made ais
private secretary at ; salary OF 81. 500 Per
annnm. The Commissioner Is looking about for
faetotam Nh0 siil accept The place vacated "
Deputy COMMISSIONS kdSArd ?. HagzR.
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PERSISTENCE and PLUCK.
characteristics of Contestants in
the Club Contest.

Persistence and pluck characterize the
contestants in The EVENING WORLDS Lodge
and Club Contest Harlem Council, gil.
G. b. L.. still leads with 103. 500, and
Metropolitan Lodge, 900. X. OF p, keeps
pressing on in tecond place with %, 0S0 to
its credit.
United Council. .O3I. A. J.. OF H., still
ret ns third place with Gn. ss4. while the
Trainmcn's EoIiof Association, NJ. i. H..
and the James L. Kelley Association hold
fourth and fifth places with 90, 734 and
90, Az respectively.
The Xavier Club regains sigth position
with 10. COZ, barely re!egatinG to seventh
place Brooklyn Lodge 3s, Order OF Tonti.
with it's total OF 10. jT2.
Tho EVENING WonLD will offer choice OF
two prizes for competition among the
lodges. clubs. assemblies, councils and
other civic organizations.
But one organization might prefer THE
EVENING WORLD Banner, while fine piano
for the club or lodge room would DO more
appreciated by another.
The list of competitors Ia left out to-day
In consequence OF press of advertising.
twill be printed tomorrow IS usual.
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9th Ave. and 10th st.
WoRLoLlhos.

William Black. the novelist. is man OF less
than medium height. muscular and compact of
Lulld. lis harr Is BLACK. worn closely cliPrcd,
and he has a sweeping mustache that a cavalry
man might envy. he lives in Plain rooms IN
Buckingham street. London, overlooking the
Thames.
One OF the pTettiest women at the spanish
Court in the days Of Queen Isabella Was the
Duchess Of Medina-Coel. She Is now grand
mother. and = noted PAtroaess Of art and music.
er grandson. 10y OF twelve, Is the richest
noplemaL IN Spain. having = fortune of
Sa5, 600. 600.
Congress spTropTiatss annually the SUM OF
as. 600 for White aouEe stationery. tele yranas,
bCoks and other such contingent expenses.
Mrs. Edna Dean FToctor. the poetsss. Is :
woman OF middle sge. with cray haIF that Is
combsd hack over broad forehead. she has an
ample iReome. thzt raises her above any de-
PsRasaes an The ,sn. she ~ one tiuls lived a
Fsoria, L.-sza3 typleal western w0uaaR.
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fitting suit OF Quaker gray, read tho paper
in n vivnciOtH manner. .
1t began with = reference TO tho good old
fashioned savings bank. tho stocking or-the
place Of deposit under the edge Of the carpet
or inside the mattress. ,
Tho Penny ,r[ovident Fund ~ the latest
substitute. The Charity Organization
man or woman can. without expense or
trouble or risk, step into n Penny Provident
station, buy aHtamp representing the amount
OF money Deposited, and Then he wants r. re-
stamp at the station where II was purchased. /.
There are sixty stations in New York, and
over twenty thousand persons have already
Saving M axes good citizens: IL buys
happiness and so many comforts. II the
girls would try II the men would surely fol-
low. aud the rum shops would make an as
sigument, and every ono would be better
and happier for having begun saving their
ptnieA IN the Penny Provideut Fund. :, :,
Gnrdnir, Maggie !iilligqp, Jessie TatterS;on,
terson and MIR. A. +. Buchanan, :,
AZ the afternoon session, Miss j. f. Morse
the Home" and CLARA de Grnfenried. Of
filf.O"' fr"oHlyfH.,O ,ii;s%a.eG a DR.: w6a,ibo WORKING
Co. opera lion and Organization, formed
the subject for Misses 4. NJ Mnturn and
Carlotta il. Lowell. and Mr-. Eliza s. Tnr-
h%ass%Gsff Hre W TSvaTp 'SS problem
mittec. ' Of whicn Mr.. EIlcshsimer f Is chair.
man, will escort tho visiting clnb.women in
At the Educational Bnilding. o University
place: four of the clubs will give musical
Ahont fifty girls will participate III the
dril. which consist. OF calisthenics and
light gymuastics to piano music.
The evening world., 1890-04-16
MISS LOCKWOOD.


Florense d. lockwood followed with q
LIE" on the " Literary Element of Club
Miss Lockwoods viowa were sensible and
were delivered in clear, sweet voice.
Among the ideas offered were thesc:'- -
In the sympathy and stimulus tbs clubs give to
the i'm Aginat ot the mber,. the siDuld
b. Encouraged. Any impulse O, ttlmu'rs IN proc
hable direction TO the the mind OF tn worn out
wo knEwoman shUu d lie 'oiTsScd.
Thsi aru few places where they IAN get ~ hols
Iuerstnre. real responsibility Te Is 70 proSIdc
goof libraries.
not be cut Of place to suREe't that old. second
hand ami well-worn good books arc better as Aft =
to the library than old Hchuil or other books, ia"
enough TO tear or thumb a page
Dickens. Ben Hnr. John HaiIfay. Thack-
cray. Miss Alcott. i. l.. loe aud Others were
recommended IL that order by the speaker.
hirE hudson followed with q sympos um
on the subject by the hronklyn Working
read this papar. but illness detained her at
home.
The symposium dwelt ON the place OF wo-
man In literature. aud u number OF we'll
known historical works by women were cited
as proof of woman's literary power.
There was nothing in the programme re-
garding the social aspect Of club life, and
IL was unceremOniuuHly injected at this
point by Misses Gonld and Nav Sproll. See
retarieE of the Second StleGt Cub. aud Far
and Near Club. Miss Gould il private rec
retary 10 Miss Dodge.
thouEhttully treated by Miss, Shepard, ot
the North Bennett Street Club. Boston.
Miss Shepard is tall, brown-haired young
woman, with u compexiOm like ivory.
She urged that the clubs shnnld provide,
80 far as possible, for the diTest calAmities
The evening world., 1890-04-16


oSthe future, Plato aud Abram $. Hewitt
were quoted in support of the proDosition
that the poor must learn 20 save their
pennies 10 accumulate into solid collars tor
the rainy days of old age.
An awful story was told Of how q work
man who had never saved ANYTHING at last
turned oger q new leaf aud re fused Il Civ .
his vile money for her Easter bonnet.
The wife fnnled little al tirst. but finally
helped her husband save By making over
la,l year bonnet. Result, : 500 saved IN
nttle less than no me at all.
The story II . nice one, but = little bit inn
probable. aud the Convention clapped hands
with deco: Gus NuclferousneEs at il.
MrA. Olleshelmer, Ot New oTk, q charms
lnR woman, full OF that gentle and intulli-
gent conTtesy which makes woman dellght-
n. followed With three-mlnute paper ON
Mr.. ollesheimer urged union and COOP
erahon by working girls in clubs, and the
setting aside each week Of some percentage
oI tae earnings, pointing out that in times
oI sickness OF lack of employment the apcu-
mutations Of these little savings would herye
10 tide over the evil time.
shs urge tnat the clubs establish benefit
mndt, To which every member must con-
Tribute q nxe.t sum each Week, Hnd from
which should be PAID to the members only
81 times or siekness or actual need, and then
only tor certain limited number Of weeks
lnsuincieney of membership. lack Of age
IN thb fnnd ana epidemies we're pointed ont
a. Ihs possible factors for the defeat OF the
beuent scheme.
NoEd about very smali savings. vas
ne only wofd which any man Was permitted
. sAy, this convention OF women. and
Ae Al 10 say Il BY pfo1y--MlHB Clara Potter
Aeklna a. his nlouthpieee.
TIE writer aas BIZ. Barnard. Of the City
1aAElsE uTsanl1allqn.
~ fesssa, , ellYPsF JtAle lady in trina
The evening world., 1890-04-16
A HARLEM BUTCHERS STORY.
HENRY HELNKE s1Ys HE SUF-
FIRED WITH C1TiRRH ron
EIGHT YE.fRS.
He Trhd Tofrnt Mcdirincs, bUt They
Didnr 10 MIN Any Good-Hc Got
RciicI at last Grom Doctors
McCoy and UHdmdn.

Henry lielrko IL the Junior member Of the nrm oi
IuhmHnn Hrmkp, who have a nrge meet store
A. 3:3 Alexander avenue, neat ~ Z sire, and
THIRD sNtnie IL tS one oi the lIrgest and est
butcher shops in upucr HAtem, Mr.. Helmke lNes
A. j,3 East lAIs' street The other day Mr
H'lmkeskcd to ret orter aD, ut he scarcity o,
ice and about meat, and tncid 'ntnlly remarked
that II wasn't Tor the bone, and tat the butchers
world make better y ~ In the course gi the
conversation Mr. Heimke told the repcrter that he
mad cataifh for eight years. aud add d.
The evening world., 1890-04-16
WAR OVER THE USE OF CHURCH

Mayor Gleason Helping to Get Quar-
tors for L. I. City School Chi 1ren.
Mayor Gleason is engaged in another civil
war which broke out to-day III stenway
l.. ].
William stoinway. President OF the Board
Of Trustees OF the Union Church. recently
OF Education, to accommodate the overflow
from public schools. until new school
could be erected.
IL was nndsrStood that hye of the seven
trustees consented to the scheme, bnt when
fusetl to let them enter.
This morning, however. forty-six pupils
and q teacher got into the church, and when
Titus saw this he said ho would have them
put out.
Mayor Gleason was appealed to and he
stationed two policemen at the door to pre-
vent MIR. Titus from entering until the
matter could be strainhtened out
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one OF EN-

lF'oHi ne FAHaisjtia nmss
Young man, said the boarding mis-
tress, sternly, your comments are out OF
place, | made biscuits, slr. nifty years ago. A"
Very likely, was the sinners reply,
parrner, - and II circmmst mstantial evidence
goes for anything, this specimen I'm Whet-
ting my teeth ON is one OF 'em.
The evening world., 1890-04-16
A Mean Revenge.

From JHdIs
Bobbins and his wife had inst had a ter
rible row. Mrs. Bobbins was bathed in
tears.
',Lust see, you ugly brute. vou've gone
and made me use mp six lAndkeTchlefF.
well, was the brutal reioindeT, :" it
amt worth while a-gnin' and a-iucrt asin' of
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The Two Bills,

-TTF"M IafE,T
Farmers wife-whats your nNme1
TTamp-Bll.
Farmers Wife-Land lou amt the Bill
for the Promotion of Mendcancy that's
been in all the papers lately, be ynnc
Tramp 3tAdlyI-NomG; that was q chum of
mlne. He was Liilcd before he reached the
House. I'm lHdigent Pension Bill. lOu'lI
always know me, cause III never pass.
The evening world., 1890-04-16
Fact Versus Fiction.

+" Just my luck!" growled the contractor,
- TO run out of mortar at the last moment.
L. there plenty OF lime left?'
=, Yes. sir, replied the boss bricklayer,
with alacTiiy,
- III EN- run 10 ihe nearest grocery aud
hupg over two barrels OF sugar. It's a
little chcsueT than ranu, but i'm have 10 do
this tiHas. And then tie contractor glanced
over the current Humorous weeklies and
smIie 1.
The evening world., 1890-04-16
According to Location

well, Jones, how you feeling nova
daysf"
I'm a little peculiar. Roger, I'm different
when in dlnerent places.
How thatgn
why. you rec when I'm in church lin
for giving; when at an suction I'm for bid
ding, and when in saloon I'm for get full. T"
The evening world., 1890-04-16

johnny Reagan. the popular middle
weight. of this city, who Is tn meet Pete
Mccoy at the Puritan Athletic Cub. MAY !.
Ia now putting the finishing touches On his
training at a resort near Newbnrg, Billy
Reed. his hacker. saws he has neat roll to
a.h on the night OF the contest IN favor of
his protege.
The evening world., 1890-04-16
IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.

II was amusing to note the suppressed
"als of uuctious Satisfact ton that ped
the cranks ut the New Polo Grounds yester-
day while Jerry Denny, at third base. was
making those marvellous Htora and beautiful
easy throws to first. such playing warmed
the inmost cookies Of the cranks hearts.
The evening world., 1890-04-16
FURNITURE.

tn. .forloring appeared In tie Esr Fork T~s.ef
Oh inst:
THE ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF THE BRUSER
AMooRE COMPANY.
In the furniture business this seasons designs
certainly eclipse those OF all previous seasons In
beauty and variety. Leaders in ths production OF
novel designs are the BRUSER IL MOORE
COMPANY, of West 14th ST.. between 5th and
9th Aves. In that establishment everybody seems
to be always busy nor is this remarkable, because
to see the CompAnys goods means to buy them.
For instance. one of the novelties is antique
oak Dining-Table with patent extension screw.
provided with an attachAbs crank, by which .
child can open close It with the greatest ease.
A special leather Dining E-Ch,ir. Table and Side
board, respectively at 81. sI3.5), and Se5,
have had an unprecedented sale. IN fact. tho de-
mand for those specialties Is great that orders
cannot be filled at less than a weeks notice. As
for their vast stock Of Drawn g. Room and Parlor
Suites the designs most novel and attractive
Among the odd pieces Pedestal Cabinat with
gilt frame and bcvel-out glass doors. Cooobolo
Pedestal for 81. T5. Roman Rocking. Chair Of
quArtsrsd oak, upholstered In silk and plush, for
sl2. 4e, &c.
Among the many hundreds OF Parlor Sets, which
are arranged on the different floors, one for ESQ
anu Aho nor ioF So'' seem 70 cap'HAte al WIN 80"
them. Nor could those about to furnish country
homes find finer assortment Of Chamber Sets
suitable for that purpose. These in many new
and handsome designs in birds-sye maple, SiI-
tsenth Century oak. prmA vera mahogany, natural
birch, and natural cherry. Besides these the Com
pAny has in stock Enameled Sets of every shade.
Their stock OF Hall Stands is also large varied and
attractive. A visit to the upholstery workToomS.
which are the top floor aud reached by one Of the
passenger elevators. will be found interesting -
well as instructive.
The evening world., 1890-04-16
A Rara Avis.

IFFaHi IA Boston CossIsF.
Mother-well. John, how do you like mar
ried life?
Sou Very we'll indeed
Is your wife amiRble?"
''EXtTenaly so.
Andyop try TO be so Yourselfs'
Amso."
Does she cook IS sell as your mother p
Mother. / cannot tell > lie. She docs.
The evening world., 1890-04-16
Passing VS.. Parsing.

Prom The LoWsh ftuEfh
Indyidual-l should like to get position
TO teach grammar in your school.
frofessor-liaye YOU knowledge of pArs-
ing
Indiyidual-I should think so. have
passed good many sentences | was a
police Justice for ten years.
The evening world., 1890-04-16

Mike Flahcrty has received a letter from
Jack Dempsey in which the NOnparel says
he will be home in New York some time IN
May,
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He Took Her at Her Word.

Wife-What! Drunk again. You ought
to crawl into hole in the ground and hide
yourself.
Husband -Thatsh sho. my dear, Give
me key 10 the wine shellar.
The evening world., 1890-04-16
Educational Item.

IFFu98 HFaa9 17IEs889sF
Visiting Frlend-It must cost good ds-l
Of money 10 be student
Student-II takes sOms money at nTsIs %
afterwards you esn live On credit
The evening world., 1890-04-16
The Great Benefit

Which people N Tun-dosn OF weakened state of
health derive from Hoods sAIsaparilla con
clusiSely proves the claim that this IueIicine
makes the Weak strong,' IL does not act like
stimulant, imPaTtins hcntIous strength from
which there must follow a reaction Of greater
weakness than lsfoTe, bus possessing Just those
elements which the system needs aat readily
seiLes. Foods ssl sapsIilla builds up, an a per.
iecSly natural way, AL the weakened parts. scts
upen the blood as purifier and yitaliIsr. assists
70 healthy acd0n those important organs. the
kidneys ana liver.
Hoods saEzapaEills Is sold by dTugEtsts. 81 !:
al for s5. Prepared b G. /. HOOD CO.,
Losell. Mzas.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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BRUNER & MOORE co.
RAILROADS.

CENTsAL RAIhRoAD9, OF NEW IERsE!Ys.
F9, sss,itIaSa ss,itIaSa !, sSIs:T Is 35,aaSGRR 4
s,45 A, NJ IS q 10 for s,stIopHss sspHs.,: e
For WIlkssbsrIe Pittston and Scranton. 4. s.AS
For Rad bank. long branch Ocean Grove. via all
rail, 4, 80, Rl5, II. Is A. u. 4, ., 80, 4, go.
DO not 1SS1' stop At oes.a dra!s Os A.SS1
Park. =.
fsr ~ 0PIi%92 fPiS2 sf-sh n ssssS.Hs6 At ."
For AilIatic HishlaRdsA .iG Matsw.n s5a -
Port I: 80 Z Is. 10 20 4. n. l. l. .. 20 = =
Fer ,FrsshSld. so. .. 10, Ills a. ID l. 1. D.
For i ,tssood. 4, 80, g Is An l. 2,aO. 4 90.
% d. sunday az 10 4. A e., . .,o
8 l5 A 81 j. q 20 z. N
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The Coroner is going to Levy on the human
remains which we're sent TO this port as chem
ica's." II he doesn't hurry up good deal of the
labelled.
The evening world., 1890-04-16

A religious man has given up railroading. He
thought religion and railing we're a bad combi-
nation.
The evening world., 1890-04-16
For Atlantic City

WIN pATlor esrsi SUNDAY Al 10 A. i. dhfOush
express, With pAIlor cArsl. :.
For HiRsAnd and Bridgston. 4. 80 A. n Up h
FOR PHIL6DELP.ik, 4, IA Al.rIMOhE
Wa Central Railroad o. New Jsrsey, and Phtladei
PhiH and heading Railroad. and Baltimore Aaa
On o Railroad. =
For PhiiIisslphi. 4 4; ;o9, I.455s 55ss9osIL90kh:
9 90. 3 20, 3 90. O. 90 P. M II. rs night .,o
For Baltimore and Washington daily st ., w
Trans leaving az AS. II 90 AN. l. 30. 4. 90.
r. 90. 4 80 r 81. az. Is bltht, except SGsuFdg
night have eonneelion IOF Reading. HaTEisoaTS'
Pottsyllla &c.
Parlor ears on All dAy tTslns Sleeping cars on
midnight trains :.
Tickets and pATloI-CAr seals can be PIG cuEea ~
al. 5l5 POI, BI4. II40. 1873 BToEdssy, 153T
aye sd4 West l25th ri u Esst II 'ah R1oaa ~
say. BFooklyn Nsa York TRANSFER ompan{ ssn ~
cal for and check baggage from hots oE EssiesAs-
10 destination.
The evening world., 1890-04-16

..s RssFq 6 So ssfssai * ss;i;is s'''
The evening world., 1890-04-16

Bismarck says he won't fault.nnd. but he is
going to eIrross his mind when he wants to do
no.. Hlsnsrck doesn'twant Too much qniot. %.
The evening world., 1890-04-16
DOCTORS
Mccoy and WILDMAN,

OFFICESi
8 f. 42D ST., NEW YORK CITY,
Near Grand Central Depot;
S53 BROADWAY, N. Y. CITY,
Domestic Sewing. Machine Building;
1877 MONTAGUE ST., BROOKLYN,
Opposite Academy Of Music.
Where all curAble diseases are treated with sue
ccAs. =,
Specialties: Catsrrh, all throat and chest dts
eases. ali nervous diseases. chronic diseases.
n you live At distance write Tor symptom
blank.
Oifice hours-H to l l A. NJ, TOD M, top
The evening world., 1890-04-16

Kaiser Wilhelm VIII soon md how the new
feature in his Die. agrees with him. CApriu is
beginning to be heard from.
Gen. Miles is Miles ahead IN the beauty list of
the army officers.
The evening world., 1890-04-16

Put AwAv the lap robe.
Advertise tor sale the sleigh,
FoI the chances are nj piesent
hat the spring has come sAy;
--IhiIddel phid Times,
The evening world., 1890-04-16
sPo1LETS

II would he Awfully sad II Cleveland were to
lie known to history Us Fatty. But he is so fat.