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The evening world., 1891-11-17
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THE BADGERS READY VICTIM.

A young man rushed into city police
station last night to breathlessly tell the
Sergeant in charge that he had been
made the victim of q bs6ger game. He
had. in the afternoon. CALAMITY sheltered
dashing young woman under his um-
brella in Broadway. She invited him to
call on her in the evening. He accepted
and was confronted at the house by q
man who sprang out Of q closet and
played the role Of the angry husband.
II was the same old game. And the
victim had only himself to blame for fall
ing into the trap. 1t doesn't appear to be
necessary for either the green goods man
or the badger gang to change tactics.
Given the alluring promise Of good money
for song. and the unwary farmer glides
blindly into the swindler's grasp. Given
the Establishments Of bright woman Of
the street, and the city smart" man be-
comes An easy victim of the badger. It
10 on the cards for yesterday, for to-day.
for tomorrow.
The evening world., 1891-11-17
WORlOliNCS.

The youngest editor in Kansas Is Victor Muir
dock, Of Wichita. II was he who gavo Jerry Simp.
son his sobraust Of "ths sockless stateGnan."
Lieut.. Col. Hewitt. who died in England recently
at the ago Of ninety-sI the last Of the British
officers who fought at Waterloo. He was junior
captain of infantry ut that famous battle.
Queen Victoras favorte retreat, It is said is the
private garden of Osborne Castle, on the Isle Of
Wight. She is less exposed there to the restraints
of high place and the espionage Of servants than In
her other residences.
st. Louis man has become the possessor Of an
elaborate clock. worth thousands Of dollars. on
which there are eight different dials. showing the
days Of the week and month, the Zodiac, the
che nges' Of the moon and seasons, and other in.
teresting things to know.
A cigar dealer makes the statement, in reference
to the report that the Prince Of Wales smokes
cigars costing ~ 80 each, that cigar Ia manu-
featured which is worth more than GO cents at re-
tail.
The evening world., 1891-11-17
4 SKETCHES eYA
@M.QuAD.
He Was Directed.

lie was inan over sixty years of age,
bald headed and lame in one leg, but
there was sweet and gentle smile among
the wrinkles of his face as lie stopped Il
policeman on Forty second street, near
the depot, and inquired in whisper:
"Do they keep 'em around here any.
where I"
"Wbat?" asked the officer.
The old man winkcd n long, quavering.
expressive wink with his right eye, and at
the same time uttered chuckle of salts.
faction.
what do you mean?' persisted the
officer.
Come in on purpose from Yonkers to
get one!" whispered the old man, rs he
winked the same sort of wink with his
left eye, while at the same time he play
fully poked the officer in the ribs.
III don't understand you, sir"
You don'tt He-he! ! Good joke!
Good joke on me See here"
lie beckoned the officer to approach.
looked oil around to make sure that no
one would oyerhear him. and then whis-
pered:
80" want to find a place where they
keep baby carriages!"
mo !" exclaimed the officer as he
stepped back pace or two.
"Sure's you live-te-he Don't give
II away. though. NUNS the word.
Want to get one for about SS-lined with
red easy springs rather tony-boy seven
weeks old and growing like weed. He
he-he! !"
And he winked with his right eye, and
with his left eye, and gave the officer
another poke in the ribs and executed q
sort of double shuttle. aud finished with
whoop. He WAS told where to 60, and
he had got half square away when he
turned and called TO the officer, who
stood looking after him:
NUNS the word. old boy! I'll set
'em up when come back"
VI. QUAD.
The evening world., 1891-11-17
THE MUSEUM OF ART,

It 10 true that the Metropolitan Museum
of Art is an institution of which every cit
izen of New York may we'll be proud. II
is true that its field Of usefulness has ueen
iinmeasursbly broadened by the adoption
Of the Sunday opening.
And since the opening Of the Museum
on Sunday was brought about. in re-
sponse to . popular demand. 1t is true
that the trustees have right to expect
some return from the people whose inter-
ests they have thus served. These people
make the city. So the trustees look to the
city for aid, in the form of liberal appro-
priations. Let no reasonable expectation
In this direction be disappointed.
The evening world., 1891-11-17
WATER FAMINE AND FIRE.

Lack Of water pressure caused great
trouble TO the fremsn who were called
Last evening to blaze in big fat house
in West Fifty-second street. It took two
hours to subdue flames which yet had
not an extraordinary headwsy when the
engines arrived.
This instance IL full of frightful sug-
gestions a. TO the possibilities Of Q terrible
confagration, in case the water famine
at present threatening is not averted. It
enforoes the warning already given
against waste Of water.
Some people may be deceived by the
idea that the rains Of yesterday and to-
day have lessened the danger of the water
supply's failure. II Is not so. The dan
ger is still with ua The need of care full
ness ia yet most pressing.
The evening world., 1891-11-17
THE CLEANER.

hear that Anna Besant will again be In
this city towards the end OF the month. She
has been working very hard and has been
ordered to take rest. The trip will be
mainly for pleasure, and she Will deliver but
one lecture. am told that she may sail to-
morrow on the City OF Rome.
state Senator George +. Roesch has varied
the monotony Of living on the third floor OF
an east-side tenement house by sojourn at
the fashionable Winter resort, Lakewood,
n J. / am told that the Senator is enjoying
himself Immensely among the pines. Ills
particular pleasure Is horseback exercise,
and MIR. Roesch IL reported To be one OF the
finest equestrians among the many good
riders at the resort. While the Tainmany
leader has been enjoying himself at Lake
wood his followers In the Tenth Assembly
District who were promised official positions
before election have been Desiegng the Tam
many club, ut "a Second avenue, with the
idca that he could be found there to make
good his promises TO them.
The morning papers chronicle queer hap
pcning. Precisely rs the clock struck o last
night three patients In Bellevue Hospital
died, two OF alcoholism and one Of pneu-
mOnia
Walking up Fifth avenue during tho fore
noon, frequently meet Laura Bellini, the
original OF Santuzza In "Cayalleria Rusti-
cana In this country. Miss Bellini believes
In regular outdoor exercise to Offset the wear
OF performances In grand opera, and takes u
va n n - purk a ~ hplpn
The evening world., 1891-11-17
Brooklyn Theatres.

The Park Theatre was crowded to the
doors when the curtain went up on the first
act Of" Tuxedo last hignt. The new farce
caught on NJ once, and kcpt the auditors IN u
merry mood for over Two hours. The min
srcisy In the second act Is by far the best
part Of the specially business Introduced.
LEE AVENUE ACADEMY.
Lizzie Evans In "MisS prue," by Martha
Mortcn, author OF THE WORLDS prize piay,
was seen FOR the FIRST time at The Lee Avenue
Academy OF Music last night, and made n
pleasing impression. Z" Miss Prue ia the
story of a poor, trusting girl with rich man
for suitOr, and II Is tod In an Interesting
way. The stars support was evenly good.
HUBER AND GEBuARDT's CAsISO.
Among those who appeared AT the Casino
last evening were Connors ard Mason In
songs and dances; Taggart aud Garland
sketch artists: Nellie Collins. song and dance !.
Pearly May, banjo ana guitar sOl0ist: Charles
Peterson, comic singer: Nina Kara, balladIst,
and, as usual, Miss Minnie Schult
LILIPUTIASs AT TUE ANPHIoS.
Those clever and graceful little colneal ana.
the Liliputians, carried the AmphlOn py
The evening world., 1891-11-17
BITTER TRUTH.
Hut Many Men Are Just Such Fools

A sad story That of Henry c. Arno. A man Of
hi IN ambitions he la worked and struggled inces-
sanity tur riches just crowned hi' efforts
he fel dead. struck down by aud brain pros
tration from oyerBtran and oyerwork, in his draw
ing-r0cm, amid Ills ma gni:cont surroundings. He
lived to enjoy the fruits Of his excessive over
work.
80 IL is with thousands. They work using up their
nerve fo'ce until they find themselves excessively
nervous, powers Of mind and thought weakened,
nerves unstrnng and unsteady, nights seepless aud
unrcfreshing. bodies tired and exhausted. There
will often be confused mind, dim vision, loss Of
memory, dull feeling head dizziness. dependency,
strange sensations, trembling on excitement, feel
Ing ct anxiety. blood, indigestion. bowels con-
stipatsd. liver aud kidneys out of order.
" you haze Mese spmp'oms you are In n bad
wny, md should use Immediately that great re-
storer of nerve force and power the nyEorator aud
strcn2thener Of brain and nerves, Dr. Greene's
Nervura. Purely vegetabl, and harmless. Drug
gigts, S1.00.
The evening world., 1891-11-17
"lADY BOuNTlFUL."

An awful gOody-goody afIair Is "Lady
Bountiful," Arthur w. Pinero's four-act play,
which opened the regular season OF the
Lyceum Theatre last kight. II reminds one
strongly OF the innocuous, prosy, afternoon
tea-ish novels Of Rosa Nouchette Cary ana
Mary Cecil Hay. The hero and the heroine,
with their cousins ard their aunts, are all
saints, and they indulge In highly poetic
love story. Never once from O'Clock until
midnight did Camilla Brent, the heroine of
" Lady Bountiful," indulge in even an excuse
for smile. All she did was TO wear hve NICE
clean frocks and gurgle. She had everything
she wanted, yet still she gurgled. She was
fat, yet miserable throughout the play.
Camilla Brents story can be very erect
lively shown by her most salient remark In
each act. IL VIII therefore Dc as ioilows;
Act ]. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y
Act ii. patheticaily>-" Donald!F
Act III. dearfully)-" Donald III"
Act Nv. drantlcally)-" Donaidl l!lV
From this you VIII imagine that u IL Ill III
the Donald. And IL Is. camilla loves hih'
but she can never pe MS. her ldeai man mas
some OBJECT In ile' put Donaids soie amoi'
tion Is 10 hunt and i've on the laI OF she iailu'
She Is very rich ana iearluiiy generous 90
they call her Lady Bouhtiiui' ana she doesn't
uncle, VINO Is Donalds lather' ana, oy way oi
getting even win hifn' 'aiNs copy-oook Seht''
ments, and Is most aggresSi'e'y righteous
she Is really paihlui young womah' Oh 'he
uitra-stiited oroer seen IN novels J. tr'eo W
imagine her sitting uo"h W hicc iheaty
breakfast OF nam anu eggs, out couiuit.
she must nave H'ed oh rose ie"'es "hu W"
drops du grd""-
Donaid discovers 'nat eahiiia supports MS
popperahd ne ge's very ihaighah' III MS neat
brown corduroy coat lne instant nc ihakes
the aiscoVery he goes a"ay' heroes Ia pia's
can Always start ior tne Ah'ipodes Two
secohoS ai'er 'hc 'uea nas oeeh susseo'eu W
theni' lney he'er nave W PaoA, vi so' 'ho"
poots Diackca' Ut eau eAnu"ioh' VI e"i, u
cao. ihey are ih'afiaoS rc"o'. Will
away haieu ,oie'ei
inns particular heio goes u iioinG'schoo'
kept Dy ir'endS' ana ~ engaged as riulhg-
MASTER he ls horr'p'y soou.looAhs' poor
young man anu !. ISL Ms iuui' INA" pie''y
margaret Veaie, tne riains-sehoois anush.er.
Iaiis IN io'e WIN nun. one uoes' 'housh' "nu
nc 'herciofe Iceis ~ his ou.y W marry hcr' ~
aoesht care !" snap aoouI her' ouI oo'es oh
the anger GAMMA VINO comes 10 'he schooi
Just as he is ehgugeu' anu ioohs very 'eAeo
"heh he 'eiis her aii aoou'i H.
Dohaia anu AarSaret are married. ana aiter
the pirth oi her chiiu margaret grows very
weak anu KNOWS she ID goihg U aie' uhter-
val ior weeping aho reu hoses') ehe nus
earneo 'na. Dohaiu ohco io'eu 'an'iiia' anu
-aha-when (sop' she is gone lsoo'' ior she
leeiS (soo, thaI she can never geo petter (soo,'
she wouiu ike no shado" lsoo) oi herseit tsoo)
10 come between theih lsoo). 80 she writes a
litue note ior GAMMA give 10 Donald and
dies lhstantiy' IN most rehned and LADY like
way.
In the last act camilla is Just about TO
marry IN ola lawyer, when Donald, a widower
OF nVe years standing, returns and enters
The evening world., 1891-11-17

The public seems never to tire OF the sailor
hat, US the sailor effect is still prominent
among the Fall and Winter designs Among
the very latest shapes that are coming out
for the late Winter trade we notice the ever
popular sailor, perhaps little disguised,
with the brims wide in front and very short
In the back but with the low sailor crown.
The latest novelty in the way OF nantes is
the return to the graceful Talmas. These
are very deep capes, cut On the cross, and
cleverly arranged to fall into natural folds,
and, though perfectly plain on the shoulders,
they arc about five yards round at the lower
part, and can be thrown back over the
shoulder. They are made In cloth, plush and
velours du Nord, and are borderei round with
iur-some are even lined with fur. These
Talmas are quite the newest thing out, or
rather, the latest revival.
The Baroness Henry de Worms has at her
English country place In Henley Park, aprim-
rose farm iron which she obtains q fair prott.
Baby girls wear bonnet hoods which usually
match the pelisse In color, and are very pretty
in plush lined with cream, white or soft pink
and lifted with 1ull white border. Charm.
ing little white wOollen bonnets OF the Granny
shape, the front relieved with silk and the
usual border, are sold Mt n much less cost than
,noy oou,, na ,,odo ~ non,o o,a ,n,.,,o, a.
n ,,,,o.,nr ,,,,nn.r posh,o, r,,,r,,,,, "a.
toto. IN ,n,,n,s, c,otn,no nm, ou,,,,,o,, or,
nound IN oho,y ,oyo,,,os evan for s,,,,, ,,n,,
cus,o,or, nm, tho r,o,n.r who s,na,o, No.
onud viii select on,v rho moot .,r,n,o ono NO..
ana ,o,n tno s,nor, oroo, IN, ,na ,,,o,ar,o,s
ond tr,,pmino witch .ho .o,oots
"io'eS "io "o'n iohs "heh .he sleeves are
eho''' vi ohi1 eoii'hs W 'he eipo"' anu pearl
e'"' anu sh'ei s'a' are 'he shaoes pre-
ierreu. inc saiiie shaues are useu lor DAY
"e"'' Du' .no" 'no' ai' ahoi'' "s the siee'es
lets are worn, but not so much as was ex-
pected.
-
The plaid camers-hair goods need velvet to
show on their heecy richness Garnet cloths
are selling In Paris. Plain cloth sleeves and
vests are worn In gowns OF shaggy plaid,
others have the coat OF cloth, with sleeves
and "bell" F" skirt OF the plaid. Cloth and
camel's-hair fabrics are selected for tailor
suits rs much as tweed, cheviot, serge, &C.
-
"A proJect Is On ioot lor estaDiishlng a
The evening world., 1891-11-17
THE WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR,
Fads, Fancies and Fashions That
Delight the Gentler Sex.
Capotes for Elderly Ladies-Snilor
Hats for All Seasons-RevivaIo or
tho TaInla Mantle-So ovelties
In Umbrella Handles
Value OF Full-Length
Mirrors.

For elderly ladies capotes OF cloth mod
estly trimmed with jet embroidery and gold
passelnenterie are fashionable. jet beads
have again, on the whole, q Cd field wherein
to shine this season. and are seen on galoons,
braids, fringes, &c. The tiny jet hats are
trimmed with iea her knobs and little rib
bon, and are smaller In size this season.
The evening world., 1891-11-17

Gen. DYRENPoRTH hos declined to make
rain for the Croton watershed. At the
same time come reports from Texas that
just two one.hundredths of an inch fell
there while his experiments were going
on. aud this from natural causes.
The evening world., 1891-11-17
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS.
From Margie's Bank.

To me Editor.
Mamma read to us last night about the
poor children and how you are going to give
them presents. ! asked her to let Inc take 15
cents IRON my bank, und I send II to you.
MARGIE L. WINTER.
The evening world., 1891-11-17

Peasants starving by thousands in Rus
Ella for lack of grain. Crops from thous-
Gnds OF acres being ruined ON our own
Western fields by untimely weights OF ice
and snow. Where is Natures compensa.
ion in this?
The evening world., 1891-11-17

= woman who didn't wish to live any
longer swallowed lC2 morphine pills yes
terday in Washington. 1t was safe over
dose. hut for real comfort she might
better have swallowed her grief.
The evening world., 1891-11-17
How He Reasoned.

tHom Judge
Bunting-i don't have very high opinion
OF Mr.. Wacker.
Mrs. huntingdon should not let the fact
that he was unfortunate enough To lose his
len eye prejudice you.
Buntipg-I don't; but It indicates limited
brain power,
Mrs Bunting-I don't see how.
Bunting-lie's man OF one eye, dear, now.
The evening world., 1891-11-17

Atrocities committed against the con-
auered 8almacedists won't help the
standing OF Chill among the nations. A
people believing themselves free can
afford to be generous.
The evening world., 1891-11-17
VACRAkT VERSES
The Bach elor,

inc Bachelor.
Returning home at close Of day,
Who gently chdes my Ion delay,
While pOkers hold me we'll At bay!
Nobody.
Who flying sends my teeth and hair,
And makes me dodge with neAtest care,
My slipper. dying throug the airy,
Nobody
Who regulates steady fire,
With anger ever blazing higher,
While missiles ever come the nighery
Nobody.
When sickness comes to rack my frame,
And grief disturbs my troubled brain,
Who tells me I've myself to blamey
Nobody.
-Brooklyn LOs.
The evening world., 1891-11-17

Special rates on repeated Want
Ads. in THE WORLD. Three cents
a line Off on second insertions aud
Five cents q line on on third and all
following insertions. A rare chance
for advertisers.
The evening world., 1891-11-17

The Chicago police don't seem to have
scared either the Anarchists or the
So 'ialists. Frightening to death sick
Rri in the building they last raided was
hbou. the sum OF their achievements. A
sad instance OF misdirected official en-.
orpy
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Thanks | send Them Along.

To he Editor
Iexpect lots OF presents this year, anc feel
very sorry for the poor children who won't
get any, so send you % cents to add to your
fund, and will send some OF my Old toys.
CHARLIE BORDEN.
The evening world., 1891-11-17

The kicking has got we'll under way all
these days before the Harvard Yale foot
ball game. But as yet it's confined to the
students who find the seats all sold in
advance.
The evening world., 1891-11-17

Ex-speaker Hustled SAYS that the As
sembly is tie. and this by calling n
Democratic member Republican. This
indicates good working majority for the
Democrats.
The evening world., 1891-11-17

Eat. Drink and Be Merry, To-Mor-
row We Die.
from Puck.
First Turkey-Thats right. Eat all you
can get, so that you will be fat by Thanks
giving Day. am no such fool
Second Turkey-Huh What good will It
10 you to be leanp Don't you suppose they
viii want turkey In boarding houses
The evening world., 1891-11-17
Working on His Fences Now.

lfro" hr kaHsds city Time.
Alas for faith III Il politicians principles
Here is John Sherman who has ordered sus-
pension OF work upon his big new barn, be-
cause the failure Of the Alliance TO elect the
Legislature has rendered the new barn un.
necessary.
The evening world., 1891-11-17
Five Little Girls.
To the riifo,

To the EdHor
We tive little girls asked our parents for
five cents to send to you for the Christmas
Tree Fund. We will send more in few days.
H1LDA JONES,
SARAH MORTON,
ANNIE DAVIS,
JOSIE CULLEN,
MAMIE BRANDT.
The evening world., 1891-11-17
Where tho Shoe Pinches.

TFFOW nc fHI"uVO TTObt.
For Chicago TO be part Of Indiana Is bad
enough, but when We consider that President
Harrison is liable to come back TO his old
home In 1892 we are lilled with emotions o.
anxiety.
The evening world., 1891-11-17
The Hill New York Should Hold

lFrom the Chicago Ire..l
In regard to securing the Republican
National Convention, Chicago seems to have
bravely marched up the hill and then
marched down again.
The evening world., 1891-11-17
A Knowing Dog.

lFrop, the rdHkes Blade
Clara-Towser knew when you were COM
ing. lie recognized your name when we
called II.
Tommy (brcaking in)-Yes, We said. here
comes that teller tnats goin' To get left on
Clara and he waggcd his tail.
The evening world., 1891-11-17

Ex-King MILAs's latest appears to be
bis best. He renounces all his royal
rights in Seryia, thus relieving that King
dom Of serious dead weight.
The evening world., 1891-11-17

"Are you glad school has begun again,
willie2"
"Yes, sir. Very"
~ am glad TO hear you speak So"
"ies; Pm awful glad. Ne and Billie Jones
can play hockey now whenever we want to-"
The evening world., 1891-11-17
A Message to the Magnates.

Prom The rhiiad.Iphid Esdp,r.l
II looks as though the baseball managers,
like the managers of other entertainments FOR
the amusement OF mankind, would have to
give up the idea OF creating monopoly and
submit To competition Ior the favor OF the
nulIllc
The evening world., 1891-11-17

Annie Ward Tiffany Is great favorite with
Brooklyn playgoers. AS Peggy Logan In
"The Steplau ghtcr" at HOlmes's star
Theatre last night she won many new ad-
mirers. The play Is by the author Of 'Shad-
Ows OF Great CITY," and in its general
cliif from he Eugerton house makes start.
lingly realistic climax To the last act.
The evening world., 1891-11-17
Egan's Dark knight

lfrom fhe Kansas Ci,y Tnes.l
Pat Egan has found defender. The new
man is keeping pretty dark, SO that It is not
yet possible to ascertain whether he is a
refugee or n nitrate bed fend.
The evening world., 1891-11-17

storm last night with ',,1he Pupil In Magic"
About .everyt hing they did was loudly ap-
plauded The piece was well-mounted and
the ballet maneuyres Well executed.
Comedian Franz Ebert and Fri. Selma
Goerner won much appreciation.
The evening world., 1891-11-17
A Reason for Mirth.

tfToa Pack
Jay Astorbilt (pathetically)-You can't
think how many calls for money are made
upon US poor millionaires.
Young lardup-poor millionaires Ha, ha |
Jay AstOrDilt-You can afford TO laugh
you haven't q penny.
The evening world., 1891-11-17
Felicitous Morning Felicitations.

lFrom "a, Cap. Cod Item
"Whnt lovely morning ~ he said.
at is a perfect morning." She replied.
"True," he said, ~ haven't seen anything
this morning that isn't perfect" and he looked
her straight In the lace.
Then she bluSled.
The evening world., 1891-11-17
Should De a Fem ale Colonel.
From "a, IhitadelDhta LedO,r

IFTom ne philadelphia Ledger.
According to Paris interviewer Lady
Cook (nee Tennie c. Clafiin) couid have had
a colonelcy In the United states army when
she was In this country. In charge OF Ten
nessee infantry, possibly.
The evening world., 1891-11-17
Might Try to Set an Example.

ITFVW Wf FNIfdVo V0sT
The New York city pastors have been urged
TO unite their cfIorts and make that better
place to live In. Chicago will cheeriully aid
the good work with any suggestions In her
power.
The evening world., 1891-11-17
Besides Balances That Don't Bal
anCe.
Dram IN, Tlira1o n.

From The Chicago Tmss.l
Bank directors who do not direct and exam
liners who do not examine are likely to have
their combination made complete by the de-
velopmcnt OF class Of delositors who do not
dcUOsiJ.
The evening world., 1891-11-17
His Opinion.

like to quote the fragrant lines Of Keats,
And often am caught by Shell.y's tone;
And yet, for clever turns and quaint conceits
Give me some tender lyrics Of my own.
-HdrraTd Ldmpoop,
The evening world., 1891-11-17
Needed q Bracer.

From Puck
Young Author-But don't you think my
humor Is delicate?
old Critic-Oh, yeryl Why don't you take
n tonic Tor itI
The evening world., 1891-11-17
Toms Nickel.
TO TIE Editor

TO INC THIf0T
Here's nickel. for the poor kids. It's all
have, but give 1t freely and wish 1t was
more. TON.
The evening world., 1891-11-17

Just now 1t appears that no other show
has any show to compare with the horse
show.
The evening world., 1891-11-17
VARIETY,

He WAS pink cf real propriety,
And he moved in high society
Was trusted
But this world demands variety,
And to partially supply 1t he
Just busted.
-Pittsburg Dispateh,
The evening world., 1891-11-17

Ihs Wicked GIBBs will not 20 to the
legislature this year.
The evening world., 1891-11-17

A great deal Of water Is wasted by
letting 1t run until 1t gets "cold." This
should be guarded against.
The evening world., 1891-11-17
Uncle Sans Tenor Notes.

lfrom the Fhitad,lJhia T1ss.I
Chill, China and Canada are the high C's
which Uncle Sam is bound to reach unless he
splits his larynx
The evening world., 1891-11-17

Assepiblyman SULzER will be this city's
candidate for Speaker.