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The evening world., 1890-05-07
THs WAYS OF WOMAN EAlR.

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Charming dresses can be made Of ao-csnt
tennis strircd nannols. One Of thcse gowns
is worth half dozen cotton dresses.
Princess Bismarck. wife OF the Iron Chan
cellor. il described A. the very model Of =
practical methodical German matron with
en- ere for every detail Of household
arrangement and economy.
Nobody ever dressed 10 suit 4 photoz
rapher IN her lie, says bah. lie tells
you to wear something light You put on
pretty little silk frocl. and then he ob'ects
70 the fpois; he telIa ron 10 wear something
dark. and you put on a black lace. only 70
have 10 snRaestotl to you that straight limos
come ont better than so many frills and
friyols. Then you wear tailor.made gown,
and. with q shake of his head. ron are on1i.
nously informed. "0f courao. yon uudc.-
atand OH account OF your dress the picture
will be severe.looxing." he refers TO your
freckles by telling you that they will spot
them out. and then he gives ron glowing
accounts Of women who really know how 10
sit we'll: You wish you had never been born,
for you feel that in hts eyes You we're better
when you were only protoplasm and not a
small woman who wanted cabinet pictures
taken.
The cultivator OF "a voice ever soft, gentle
and low" gets 500 for q course Of lwenty
lessons. Voice building is to be reckoned
among the remunerative callings.
Among the light-w weight woollen goods thst
share with Summer silks. \ perennial popu-
larity are challles OF French manufacture
that seem to grow In favor for dainty house
gowns. They come In delicate hines with
flower patterns that are generally small and
nearly always beautiful, and possess the
added merit Of cheApnesH. which takes MOTH
ing whatever from their dosirability as stufi
for indoor wear. Mhdo mp with solid colored
silks and decksd with coauettish bovp Of
ribbon they recall the dainty grace and nlt
frivolity enshrinsd IN art By Watteau.
Victoria, sister 70 the German Emperor
has announced her intention Of never
marrying. she has mado application for
sufficient allowance out Of which 10 establish
. ahousehold for hernolf.
The new ADMINISTRATION gloves are hiGbiY
perfumed; some Of them are In the very
bright reddish tan that Ia the natural tint
and is very popular this season. French kid
10 coming In again. though Suede 10 still
more generally worn. The new mouse
color Is very - genteel. "snd COOS we'll with
nearly every costume.
The habit back 10 preferred whethor tho
basque In for street or house wear.
Mrs. Lydia Patterson founded the frat
womeps trade union in London. That was
sixteen years ago. Now there are abont
dozen such organizations and tho formation
Of a shop-Aasistants' Union 10 in progress.
The most nourishinG labor union is tho Book
binders Society, prended over by Mise
Whyte, consisting of 600 members and
bank account Of eI.B00. In study Of the
wages Of workingwomen Emily Faithful
finds great lack Of public spirit among the
women who are promoting these unions And
much timidity among the girs themselves.
The following table compiled By Miss
Faithful viii give some idea Of the East
End wages; 80.
The evening world., 1890-05-07
The NaTus Appalled, Him.
IT,. ~. gffts-...

New York Merchant ito young man who
has applied for q situAtioD)-Your appear
anee is in your favor, must admit. and
yon seem 10 be a voung man of REQUIRE
ments. What is your name7
Young MAn-My name 10 Hilton.
Merchant lnearly lalhnK on his chair
Great heavensl yonnH man, do you think
any Neg York merchant Nonld engage yoG
under lhRt pAme7 Appeal to the Legisla-
tnre TO have il changed at once, or abandon
All hope OF getting foothold Ia : maTcan-
tile honse where there is anything to get
assay with
The evening world., 1890-05-07
The Mystio's Prayer.

Filled with thy interior light,
Heaven now dAwns upon our sight:
Hearts that once have known thy peace,
Have naught to beg save thy release.
We who burn In thy bright beams
Alike IN passion a. in dreams.
Part Of thy divinest Thought
Closer, nearer to thee brought
Grant that we may ever know
What IL is in thee to grow,
10 live In thy eternAl word.
To be where e'er thy voice Is heard.
G. II.
The evening world., 1890-05-07
The LetharEio Commissioners

The Lethargio Commissioner.
How Is this, Commissioner, can you not see
straight ahead?
Are al your grand ideas still slumbering
like the dead?
No cleaning done. no patent ash-cart made ?
Shall dirt aud smell reek out their sickening
serenade!
Stills are thing we do not care to use.
But something must be done to wade through
this refuse.
Exert yourself, stop thinking and get to
work at once.
And show yopr fellow.citiEens that you are
not Ounce.
The systems you have fioated are not FEAST
Bile lust now.
Take MP, the broom and shovsl and make a
lasting vow,
In spite Of politics or bluff in all their vari-
Gus stages,
Every DAY VIII prove that you try 70 earn
your wages. ID. II.
The evening world., 1890-05-07
The Faculty Retorts.

affN~A - - - %fNsl
where do We and tia Laughing .ackass.
Professor ?" asked the FRESHMAN. and the
rlaag Uttered.
Usually in Australia, reolied lhs yensF-
able instruet0T. - thihk. however, that
" had gun with me. loAdsu aith back
sn9i: | eonld bripE down sbOut tao dozen
The evening world., 1890-05-07
STOLE $4,000 TO $4,000.
A Philadelphia Real Estate Agents
Infatuation and Downfall.

[sgKoIAL TO THE EvEKTSa woELD,I
PHILADELPHIA, May IA. EllWood Ian
caster, real estate agent Of this city, is .
fugitive from Justice,
lie is charged with the embezzlement OF
funds intTusted to him to invest. The
amount is vAriously estInAstsd at from $780,
000 to e75. 600.
His victims are mainly Of the poorer class.
Lancaster Is thirty years of age. He left 4
wife and four children in almost destitute
circumstances.
Jones By nams. eAnSed his downfali.
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An EleRY.

There Is grave so deep and wide.
All other graves seem small beside.
Its depth compared to Millions Lowest
depth might be,
Its width would reach from sea to sea.
What's buried there? Not nero frames
OF never dying souls. but high aims,
Fond hopes, olttimes the faithful work of
years.
Fair woman's brilliant expectations. bitter
tears
Arc buried there. Name OF this grave. you
ask IL,
MY frisndf Itis the Editors Waste Basket.
Mira. II. A. H
The evening world., 1890-05-07

Ninety millions expended and an esti-
nate Of one hundred and eighty millions
more j. : comfortable sum to pay for
diczing ditch. The Panama Canal will
eosa lhlA Yet DE- LKssEPs is hale old
nan. and gazes unblinkingly at this
eAoEnens expense.
The evening world., 1890-05-07
KNOCKED a POLIcEMAE OUT.
Mysterious Assault by > Horse
Trainer on q Hiuecoat.

4FaFIlS4 OH = 1EISSS~~
Policeman George W. Adams. OF the West
Thirtisth street station. while on duty -
3. 50 o'clock this norniug on the corner Of
Sixth syenne aud Thirty-hfth street.. Va
knocked senselesA by blow on ths back of
his neck with some hssyy instrument
The attack Was witnessed by tgo police
men, Who chased tae AsGailant to FoEty-hrst
street. where they arrested hinl.
Adams Bas lifted to his ices and soon So
strength enough 70 take his man b ahs -
don-house.
prisoner gave his name a. Janaas 1fo4voTs .
horse trainer. oI Boeton. and SAID Pc = =
sloppinK u the Hotel Royal. IN fhl4 easz-
When Questioned about the assAult p -
= doa1 kaoH ahs assaulted IL e4eszs
Hi Is p lauzE laEs doAs sz. Z
IL H4s heIf r sFiri.
The evening world., 1890-05-07

Hope Springs Eternal.
In days OF sorrow, days of sadness,
When thy life Is frnught with pain,
Rssme%ber, ts. friend. ,,a Tith Joy "a and Eladness'
When Hope seems dead, and friends forsake
thee,
And naight but grief thy WAYS attonn.
Cheer up! faint heart; Gods love surrounds
thee;
He'll guide and keep thee to the end.
Then, pressing onward. trusting, ever.
God will guard thee, mover fear:
Till in heaven-no more to sever
Find rest and peace and luve sincere.
PERI =. WILSON.
The evening world., 1890-05-07

! wife has Just shown that woman
nay wear the breeches" without any
ssrogaiioa to the manly supremaey of
hsf liese lords position. She put on his
elothss. and be escaped from prison cell
The evening world., 1890-05-07

John PlaBketl ; plnnbsr. Of 81 Markst
street. ARRESTED fof being drunk and locked
Up in tie Esst IhiFly-nflA llEeaE pallcs
slasloa,. .ses foqna dead il hls ezll shortly
AL laadhasAa AZ naoEaiaz.
The evening world., 1890-05-07
KnIed Under circus Car whesle.

Twelve-yeAT-old Willie sdttle. Of west
street. Paterson, vhiis ENJOYING free ride
on one OF the forepau Ih thseas ears op the
Erie road al Patterson to-day. slipped under
tbe wheels aud Eaa crushed ~ death His
head and body AeEe lerrlbly lnaIilAled.
The evening world., 1890-05-07
FASHION HIS RUIN.

Young Finland Forged Orders and
Kept Collected Money.
Thomas Finland. = would-bs society
youth. OF Al North Elliott place. Breohlyn.
was held for trial in she Tombs Court
to-day. charged with forging orders for
leather on his employer, H. A. CLARK, =
beoh hinder. OF 49 John street.
Finland has con lessed and asxe infoTIna-
tiou that may leAdlo the arrest Of the re-
ceiSer OF the stolen property. tie als0
aeknowisdzsd haxlbg retained sab which
he collected IN hls employeEs name.
The evening world., 1890-05-07

An effort will be made this season 10 popu.
larize the common sense. broad.soled. low
heeled. beach brown shoe.
The evening world., 1890-05-07

'For the last ten yeers hAvs besn troublsf with
catarrh. I went to different coctorf, but none OF
tllom over Easmed to do me much good. wps cont
Thing. ] Jbolevs would have soon rpu into Goa
and was always ohoksd mp with phlogm IN ihe
throat. which espid Rot rs,.s; ElnspJ trs.na of
psnt 70 them, md under thfs trsstmont tslt
mysslf improying at enee.. Ny threat h a9I Al
40 much i'm proved that dsbm q ny duty TO lat the
public know OF their sueccss In their treatment OF
''My throat Allied % with phlexh all the time y
was that dropping back in mr throat inst troubled
rsi.e ' that svini phlesn SsIOfs went 70 Doctors
doipE now, ! cendn't 60 70 the store Or dust Or
sweop The night swsats-sdmetinaes he'd twoa
don't have any moro night swskts aud my throst
isn't snre any moro aud am not troubled any moro
q podsass %ifS%ssSS dasr i
ant Womnu.n ... F" ft.h.l 4.
The evening world., 1890-05-07
Gray Gold.

Oh What will you bring me.
A little ealld said;
An there rose q swift vision
When time should have hed.
l saw long vista
OF Onspseding years;
All that they brought her
Of gladness aud Tears.
And I saw in the faith
OF one lonely and old
What life left her, only,
MAs-loEing graz gold.
The evening world., 1890-05-07
BLUEcoAr on A RAMPAGE.

Lively in Jersey City.
Policeman John Quinn. OF ths First Pre-
eines, jersey City. Eas suspended from
Gaty to-day, pending charges for int0xiea-
ton aud disoTderly conduct
QUINN sent on > rampage down Grand
strest lasl ntght, hnRaing women on the
street and nrinz on his revolver at random.
He Naa caashF Ia : bafbeF-shop and
arrested after struggle.
The evening world., 1890-05-07
The plneranee.
iFFea sESSklsa ELfs.

FFF77I 9F7I8H III
- Who sas the underlAksF q S0ur sunts
faRsralfs
hers wasn't any,
WAL no undaFtaEarf
e; : - taaefal difselsE' 3hs biIl
The evening world., 1890-05-07

Charming drcsses can be made Of ao-osnt
tennis strircd hannols. One Of thcse gowns
ie worth half dozen cotton dresses.
The evening world., 1890-05-07
4. u. llIsg 1 Cs.'s aIaalaesas OAR.

A II. klaz Co.. ths ssn-kaesn elolhiaFa sf
81 AEd hese RsosaEay, Rs4 YORK City. are aa-
ne aeeas thAt thsy AzE4sie eiss tEsnty 4 - aaits
~ aEezeeAte laa tuAs - pEoiaFreal to lhs hrst
tNsnt y-ase persons no aasss the exact oE nsaFss
hguFe. 70 th9 nhaeeE .. car fares paid en the
bLoo Glyn Brds4 On Decoratlsn Day uexf Guassss
FIN bs EsesaVsd Vithi hlalt IS - nunbsr on aa-
kboxlSsd coupons ana ~ pa II only. an1 every one
The evening world., 1890-05-07

In Darkness.
cannot zee one step Of future road
Az, on my way 70 Deaths cool, calm abode,
live my daily life within the sight
OF that great God who always doeth right.
cannot know. with this weak, finite mind,
hind.
But III walk on IN faith. assured quite
That God for me can do naught but right
cannot doubt that II hourly tread
The path marked out by conscience, heart
and head,
Upon that day when shall wake in light
III prove with Joy that God did naueht but
right. JULIus HAMILTON.
The evening world., 1890-05-07
Hood's Sarsaparilla

sold b - drssszs.s 81 - for IS. PssezEsa
enlz - 2 J. HooD ) CO, lsaslI aaaz.
l0p eeeels one pollaE
The evening world., 1890-05-07
RHYME AND REASON.
EOoas Of the Muse Inspired to
Poetic PsSIaaga.
Clever MlEglMg si erays and Gsy
thoughts 10 YOTslflcatloR.
Budding Genius Gets Into Print for
tho First Time.
vain Hone. Yet True JOY.

vain Hope, ret Grue Joy.
As pleasing objects greet the eyes to charm
and yet elnde.
30 mental visions luring rise that vanish
when pursued.
That fancy thus delights the mind to dishp-
point the eye,
Is service OFF both true and kind, though
hope may carly die.
OFT when on futures brow wo read, 'tis hope
that raints the view:
And though may hope be false, indeed, his
comforts yet arc trne.
To rove in distant realms and fair, on downy
wings of thought
IL recompenre for roaming there, though
ono return with naught.
And museful pouls that occupy these :onc-
ments OF clay
Would ihither still unfettered fly. and of.
they soar away.
Are borne as on an angels wings beyond ter
rene delights,
Aud loath return 10 meaner things. the bot
ter for their fights. CARL E,JAMEs.
The evening world., 1890-05-07
MRS. DOlAA TELLS HER STORY.
sHE DEscRtBEs now SHE SUI
rEnED WITH CATARRH FOR
TEN YEARS.

Friend Reconmended her 10 90 10
Dtcfors Mccoy end Bfidwan, ond
Notc she sags she Deems ~ Her
Dutg 10 Let the Puttic KnoB Of
Their Svccess Ia the Treatment of
Hfi. Cnar.
The evening world., 1890-05-07

q. =. 4. .. q. -. - 2. -.
The evening world., 1890-05-07
Your Blood Needs

A thorough cleansing this spnns m oEde- to ex-
pei the Impurities Shieh have aecunulated
dnIiRg the Stnter or which may bs hsrediisry
and sa1ss you much sussring. We Coaadsntly
Tee0mnend Hoods SarsaParilla - the seEy baat
spring medicine. By iis use the blood is purified
sbF1ehsa and Titziizad. that tired feeliRS Is
enttrsly osereorns and ths whole BODY given
strsnSth snd Fisor. Ths sppeiits L restored and
shaEpsasd. the dizsstlys organs are toned Aaa
the 1dn4ls and llyeF tnTiEoFated.
k-B. : II ypu declda 10 tale Hoad'a SaFsapslilla
80 aef s. ia4eesa = bus aaF ezhez.
The evening world., 1890-05-07

Prircess Bismarck. wife OF the Iron Chan
cellor. ia described n the very model Of =
practical methodical German matron with
en- eye for every detail Of household
arran cement and economy
The evening world., 1890-05-07

NJ daughter las been very III With eessma-
sy reaaiDs about Hoo4's saEsAosEiils was In
duesd to tFy this medicine, asd Sas wonderfully
surprised b. It's shsOts. whsn he had taken
half bottle she vas IKE snothsF child. and
Hhsa ths bottle va All Eons sAs vas entiFeLy
cured and IN perfect health. / sili neyeg GsAln
Be without bottle Of Hood's ssrsaparilla N ~
houss, = consider II woFth 81 ssisht II Eold.
D.F. KAyAzAUsH. ssaitafy FIaEnbsE. I5 Danisl
Street, Albzay. AsE York.
The evening world., 1890-05-07

"a = = lrassIsls- ~ = = =. R1sszEsl
zzl9 - 2. I. HOOD 5 90. lzsIl azzz
u0 UeeeG ase s II ar
The evening world., 1890-05-07

Mrs. Mary Dolan lives a. at 4o6. .Ess. l1eh st. !,
kcf M, 10 her syss In housshod duties and she
making the dust hy in tho ptrlor when the reportsr
rang ahe dsor.bell. Mrs. Dolan sa'd to Inc re-
porter
The evening world., 1890-05-07

ehieksa as recently born With two heads
asabas sci Of Stnss aud legs. II was prob
- EpFzng Ana Summer chicken.
The evening world., 1890-05-07

sTonas H. tSa aeS sGs eni aPs s.S EST sss
1ANuFACTISnnx. N9S; ,S9f; ,S4 AND iss
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-02
AN ETERNITY TRAVELLERS OUTFIT
Gloves, Cuffs, Celluloid Collar and Pair of
Hose Put in a Husbands Coffin.

Especial to THE Observation-Disclosures Disnatcb !
LOUISVILLE, Feb. dennis Murphy. of
Jeffersonyille, KY, died January 10. 1885,.
and was buried in the yard facing north of
his residence. Within the past few DAYS if
has become necessary to remove the corpse
from Its resting place, and a few friends
were asked to be present at the second in
terment. For week previous to the cere-
mony large oil portrait of the deceased
was suspended from tree in the ward in
order that the dead's friends might view
his features. Then when the hour for the
examination, arrived the coffin was lifted
from the grave and the water that was in
1t allowed to run out. Once dry the box
was wrapped In the stars and stripes. but
before the last fold was made Mrs. Murphy
came forward and asked that the lid be re-
moved. She did not care to look at the
body, but dropped inside a package
Wrapped in this package were a pair of
gloves used by Mr.. Murphy on his wedding
day, pair of cuffs, a celluloid collar. one
pair of half hose and the letters that had
passed between the two during their court
snip. Prior to placing these letters in the
coffin, Mrs. Murphy had taken a COPY of
them. Again the lid was nailed on and six
men bore the coffin to the hearse to the
strains of ''Home Sweet Home'' played on
an organ placed by an open window of the
house. The body was taken to Walnut
Ridge cemetery and placed by the side of
MIR. Murphy's first wife. When the pres
ent Mrs. Murphy dies she will be Inferred
by the other side OF the dead soldier
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-02
A Canadian Northwest Anneal

NEW YORK, Feb. IAN Ottawa special
says printed statement entitled, can AID
peal from the Northwest is being actively
circulated among the members of parlia-
ment. 1t is from the settlers of Bresaylor.
In the far west who, claim that during the
rebellion in 1885, although they were all
loyal to the crown, they were treated as
rebels, their goods were looted by soldiers.
they were refused protection aud exposed
to the assaults and thievery of the Indians
and generally in-treated The document
charges General Sir Frederick Middleton,
commander of the northwest expedition.
with appropriating a large stock of furss
belonging to one Bremner, for which
Bremner has never been compensated.
The appeal says: 'sWe have proof that
General Middleton took these furs under
the pretense of keeping them safe for.
Bremner. We have proof that these furs
were shipped by General Middleton's order.
to himself and others, and when deputa-
ton brought that matter before the
minister of the interior, we feel assured
That Bremen would be paid for his furs
whether he would be paid for his other
losses or not" The matter has created a
profound sensation
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-02
The Territory of Oklahoma aisiis.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The House com
nlietee on territories to-day e5at up for
consideration the bill organizt ssle terri-
tory of Oklahoma. The bill was ta,ssn nm
out OF its order in accordance with the
recommendation of the Pro ident CON
veyed to the chairman OF the committee
through the secretary Of the Interior thai
early elton looking to legislation for tho
government of Oklahoma be taken by Con.
efess: Favorable progress was made with
tae Dill, ana every effort is being made To
get the bill ready for PRESERVATION
10 The house at the earliest Opportunity.
Inc Dill establishes district courts al
GuC9rle' Oklahoma City, Kingfsher, Ed
mona and plac S in the southgestern mart
OF the territory to be hereaftes ;iesipnatai
by the governor. The committee also 6e-
Iefnlhed to incorporate in tho bill a y.o,1-
sion making the laws of Nebraska applic
able to the new territory Au.liority, how
ever, Is given the sub committee TO sufsti-
tute the laws of some other state in place
OF those OF Nebraska in the event of. find
ing there any provisions in their laws
tory. WI !
Valentine, Brazilian minister. in tbis
city, today received an official communicao
t tlou from the Mexican minss4ef stating
GhaC Ihe Mexican government had formerly
recognized the republic of Brazil.
The Republicans have be making
strenuous efforts all day to obtain opornm
OF their own members in tnc House tn
nnaly dispose Of the pending election case
without recourse to count The Democrats
present and not voting Yesterdays lar.
gest vote was 1913, or two less than Repub.
lcan quorum
This mornining ODonnell, Of Michigan
VINO mas been unavoidably absent re,
turned and the Rapu olicaus thought thew
saw their way clear for hig;, vote and
with the addition of that OF t;ie sneaker
would make up 1855, just quorum it was
soon discovered, however. that Neidring-
haus had gone to New York. TeiegraIns
We're immediately dispatched and it is
possible that Neidrighaus will reach this |
city tonight. Meanwhile it was
found tnat Rockwell, who was i'll |
was willing in an emergency. to |
risk the danger of exposure aud fatisne !
and come TO the capitol So a, auornm is |
'tlll among the possibilities. 0ther absen-
tees on the Republican side are WILDER.
VINO Is so Ill thathis attendanae is out of |
NE question, and Caswell luis member
las Dsen at his home at the bedside of his |
lick wife, but news has just reached here
nat she IL dead and Caswen, Welding
% the emergency, will be in Washington |
again next week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-02

was held in $4,000 bail TODAY bv Unite,
States Commissioner Shields. Mr.. Claas
sens counsel and friends are now IRVING
to obtain bondsmen. Meanwhile Mr.
Glaassen will remain in custody of the
United States officers.
Inc following notice was posted on the
window OF the Sixth National bank this
afternoon '-1-'
'.Mr. Leland has advanced funds suf-
nclent TO guarantee the payment of deposi-
tofs In full at as early date as the proper
arrangement can be made for this pur-
pose. (Signed)
A. r. HEPUR-I, examiner
President King, of the Union Trust com
pany, made a statement this afternoon in
Wnlch he says: Amy one who knew T O.
tand could not question his entire good
Ialth IN the matter of the sale. but he
reels ne committed an error OF Judgment
IA not receiving assurances as to the stand
my OF the persons to whom he sold; that
sufough this want of possible good care on
AiS part Innocent parties might su Ser loss.
ne requested me to assist him, and have
accordingly filled out a blank check fo1
S5c0, GOO and deposited that snm in
the Gallatin National bank as a
guarantee to syndicate which has been
formed to take the assets of the bank and
provide Tor the immediate payment Of de- |
posltofs as soon as the necessary foru1ali-
nes at Washington can be zone |
through with. The United States |
commissioner waited until 4 30 |
: LICK s tniS afternoon prepared to take |
jan l Ior Claassen. and Pell. At that hour |
~ oonasnnen mad appeared, and the COM
missioner went home Thereupon the two /
prisoners were taken to Ludlow street !
all, where they are likely to remain until |
Monday at least.