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The evening world., 1891-05-07

Rome is in anything but soothing state
OF mind. Advices from there show the city
seething with Anarchistic movements.
Working people thrown out of en-
ployment are restless and iil-natured,
and the condition Of affairs only
ferments more discomfort, which the
Socialists work upon 10 the utmost.
HOUSES and monaster!es laid in stock Of
provisions in view of an outbreak. Only
the boldest front and most energetic meas
ures Of repression can cope with these un-
lawful forces. Might is the one law that
Anarchy recognizes, and 1t should get Its
fill of that whenever 1t dares to raise its
head
The evening world., 1891-05-07

President BEACH, Of the Hudson County
Methodist Alliance, says publicly that he
never saw a professional baseball player
who was gentleman. Those who do not
know might think from this that there are
no gcntlemanly baseball. players. The fact
that Mr.. BEACH has not seen them has not
the slightest bearing on the matter
The evening world., 1891-05-07
LARGE CLOTHING PURCHASE.

Old Stand OF Underhill, Cornell q
Brown Now Occupied by Mann
Brothers.
The largest clothing deal that has taken
place In this city for some years was oonSum-
aIed yesterday at the stores OF UnderhilL
Cornell d Brown, by Mann Bros. whose pals-
tiai stores at Grand and Orchard streets arc
one Of the landmarks Of this city.
Beginning tomorrow morning, May 8. they
viii sell the entire stock Of supernne tailor
made clothing 1t one-hAlf real value.
For instance, mems oassm suits that were
formerly sold NJ Sl2 90, SIS. 90, tl8. 90, Se5. 20
ana $50. 10 will BE- sold at ST. 90, $40. 90. S12 0O
Slk 10 aud SEQ. 90, ami meas nne SDrlng over
coa'a, usually costing from SIS. o. 10 t30 10.
will be sold from $40 90 TO $50. 90.
Their bows SuiIA Ihat are belng sold At 81 20.
s. o. and s. 90, were formerly sold At q. 70 70
eiA 90
The arm announces that these goods viii
only be on sale At tue Broadway store, "a
7As ana 100 Broadway, corner Aslor place. =
The evening world., 1891-05-07

The only comfort in the cold Tuesday
and Wednesday Of this week was that they
broke the record. They were the coldesi
May days we have had. Snow and q ther.
mometer below 40 degrees are not Spring
traits even in our acrobatic climate. II the
weather conld only materialize enough to
get a sound drubbing 1t would be con.
ISOLATION. It deserves one for treating us &C
coldly
The evening world., 1891-05-07
Almost o Hint.

tFrom 7s1ds Sfyttnas.I
A little boy was told that he must not ask for
anything At the table, as It was not good man.
ners to do SO. Tho consequence was that he
was frequently overlooked. One day his father
SAID:
johnny, get me clean plate for my let
tuce.p
''Take mine, pa; it's clean, (" and be added
with Sian: There hasn't been anything put
on 1t yet."
The evening world., 1891-05-07

Canadian bank officials are up TO thing
o. two. An American woman trying to get
a 81 900 bill changed in Canadian bank
was suspected, and they took a tnsp shot
picture Of her The result is that the bur
glars who stole s12, 900 from An Ohio farmer
last August have been bagged.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
A Revised Fable.

You may say; 1.-THE grapes arc sour."
Smiling add; They're hanging high"
And 1t ID not In my power
These assertions to deny.
But I'd like to turn the tables.
And display the other sides
For l sometimes think old fables
show extremely narrow pride.
And the foI-poor. ancient creature!
HAS besn most misunderstood.
For he surely had one feature
Which we all consider good.
wnen We lose q hope, most cherished
Who Of us does not feel sad!
But the foI, when his had perished,
MADE the most of what he hal.
-CaroItae Exams, "a Century.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
Matrim oninl Intelligence.

Matrimonial Intelligenco.
fFrom Tsras Sirtfnss.I
els II Q fact" asked one Austin young
lady Of another Austin young lady, "that
you have consented to marry young spoony
and are going to be married right or"
"Yes; We are engaged"
"why, he has not got any money. he 10
uqiy aud he 10 dying Of consumption. He
won't live TWO months"
"Thars the very reason ] marry him.
Black Ia 30 becoming to me that ought to have
been o widow years and years ago."
The evening world., 1891-05-07

Bridge Policeman LALLEr, who fed from
this city to escape the consequences OF his
brutality, has been located in Ireland. He
proposes to stay there "until the storm
blows over" New York fondly hopes tha,
IL will be long time blowing.
The evening world., 1891-05-07

Tho bright glow in last nights sky told
that there was big fire somewhere. The
air took on its lurid reddish yellow from
three lumber-yards in Long Island City.
1t can be imagined that such FIRE made a
roaring blaze.
The evening world., 1891-05-07

Company BIS Concert and Dance.
A successful and largely offended concert
was given BY Company b IN the Twelfth ReRi.
ment Armory last evening. Nine. Salvotti.
soprano; Ollie Torbett, violin Miss Kate
Vashu Btxter. piano; Miss Gale, recitationist;
Big. Tagliapietra. baritone and g. NeusDaum,
xYlophone. were warmly applauded. The
- County Fair" Quartet gave me selections.
There was dancing after the ooucert.
The evening world., 1891-05-07

Major MCKINLEY confesses to having
ideas as to who will be the Republican
Presidential candidate in '92, but he won't
tell what they are. He may dislike to risk
his reputation as q prophet
The evening world., 1891-05-07

The recipes for Cologne water are innu-
merabIe; the quali,y Of the preparation de-
pends altogether on the purity Of the OILS, and
greatly on the quality OF the alcohol. Take
pure alcohol one pint: cardamore one drachm
oil Of neroli twelve drops oil OF lemon twelve
drops: oil Of bergamot. orange and rose
mary twelve drops each. Mix with aRita-
tiou and then allow 1t to stand for q few days
before botiling.
The evening world., 1891-05-07

II was hers and that no was named Bruno.
The Justice ordered the dog let loose. The
woman said "Brunor and the animal
rushed at her aud nearly devoured her with
caresscs. Decision not reserved.
The evening world., 1891-05-07

Justice WELDE IL not quite SOLOMON,
but he got there just the same In late de-
cision- The ownership of dog was in
question A man said the dog belonged to
him and was named Cato. A woman said
The evening world., 1891-05-07
It Must Have Been She.

lIron NuHssys Wsshly.l
The Satisn-d Girl-We are never Roinu IN
quarrel afler we are married, Jack and L
The WoTdly-Wise halron-Wnich one haa
agreed 10 let the other have his own way an
the limef
The evening world., 1891-05-07
Visions of Wealth.
IFrom LU.

Trotter-Well goodbye, old man. I'm on
for journey through Spain.
bquiil (A struggling IoeL anXlousIy)-Hax
my dear fellow, couldn't you do q Kind turn
for me over there ana m 0rtgage some Of nv
castles ior met
The evening world., 1891-05-07
In THE SUNDAY WORLD.

blossoms" or "Ihe Tra'lSpianted
Lim'- Kiln Cub." " The arizona
Kicker" and Other Skrtchss; wa
WtsdOnI and PathOs.
The evening world., 1891-05-07

When Baby was sick, We gave her Csstoria-
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
Whsn she had Children. she gave tAsm CastOria.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
4saMEe SKETCHES RYA'|
E7M.QyARp. !
THE PATENT TOWEL. RACK MAN.

Well, how are you
coming on '"Iqueried
of the patent towel
rack man as I found
him seated on one of
the benches in Union
Square yesterday.
"Waal, by hem" he
exclaimed in reply,
" but you are the
feller ] met on the
ferry. boat !"
The evening world., 1891-05-07

The long-expected frost which was ex-
pected TO kill the peaches has arrived, bu,
tho peach trees alone appear to have
weathered Il.
The evening world., 1891-05-07

Florentine mob has stoned an American
gentlemen and his daughter and severely
injured them. win National complications
never ceasei
The evening world., 1891-05-07
Tho Firat Raliaf

tTToA tie HdrrtseuT0 Tslsgrsm.l
onanon-And 10 Miss Grace 10 have two
ehAper onca7 What 10 that for:
Old Peteroy-1hAt's on your account. when
Jou cali they are TO ohaperone By watches,
three hours on and three on.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
North and South.
tFrsm lftirssy's Weekly.

Col. Gore-Here 10 my card. ssni
Jones-But my dear sir. don't want 70
nght
Col. Gore-You are coward, sahi
JoDes-You would never have challenged me
II wasn't
The evening world., 1891-05-07

The bill to mako the Brooklyn Bridge
promenade free has been signed by the
Governor and is now law. Down with the
toll gates.
The evening world., 1891-05-07

Iron 1HSsry'S WseklV.l
The Collegian-Shan We be engaged again
this Summer or noI2
The Accommodating Girl-lrs Just a. you
say.
The CoilegiAn-weiL We mi9ht % well be
en-. aged, then--buI you won1 expect another
ring, will you
The evening world., 1891-05-07

President HARRIsoN's friends arc trying
to force MIR. BLAINE's hand.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
After the walt1

After the Waltz.
Iron kHASsv's WsskIy.l
The GAi'ant-ReAlly, l am intoxicated with
your beauty.
The Frank GIRLS that 1T Mamma said she
thought 1t was the punch.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
Not What He Meant.

Iron he Rider and DripsV.l
els LiebermAnn Q good Judge OF horsefIeab PB
"You bet; he makes ali his sAuSaEeS out Of
", out ON Long ISland!"
The evening world., 1891-05-07

The "puii-back" skirt is not 20 this sea-
son. only the slender, willowy schoolgirls
can stand II A slightly draped ''drop"i is more
generally becoming than the well defining
sheath.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
the WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR.
Fads, Fashions and Fancies That
Delight the Gentler Sex.
Tho Latest in Poclxetbooks-"P Pull.
Back" Skirts Not Worn This
Senson-ColoEne- Water Re-
cipo - Stylish Hairdress-
ing-A Hint on Eco
nomical Dressing.

A novelty In pocketbooks Is two pocket
AFFAIR of red morocco iesther, three and one
half by seven inches. with a monogram OF
silver in one corner. In this ample case the
owner carries her cards, . small coin case, In
Vulnerable papers, aud folds her handkerchief
between the pockets.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
Crawling Out Of It.

tFTon the indianapolis Jowrnsi.l
Teacher-Tommy, you surely know better
than TO state that the deer belongs to the car
nivorous animals.
Tommy-He does II they can catch him.
mA'am.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
In the Spring

Nearly everybody needs . good medicine. The
impurities which have accumulated In the blood
during the cold months must be expelled, or
when the mild days come. and the effect OF brao-
ing air 10 Lost. the body Is liable to be overcome
by debility or some serious disease. The remark.
able success of Hoods sGrsSparillA, and the uni
versAl praise It has received. maze It worthy your
confidence. II IL the Ideal Spring Medicine" Z"
Hoods SaFsapariIIa
Sold by all druRgistA 81; ak for o5. Prepared
emily By O. /. HOOD 4 co.. LoWaIl. Mas.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
Talking Horse,

lFFoA he Rider aad Dvirsv.I
"BeemS TO DO . regular epidemic OF sore
throAts; everybody Ia talking In q harnh,
rough voice"
"Yss. ips what you may call a regular
noATAe shoW."
The evening world., 1891-05-07
A Paradox

A Paradox.
lFron the Rider and Drtvsr.l
"Gibbs doesn't look like Q man capable OF
striking any one, does hef"
"No."
"And yet he II conoeede0 TO DO the b0st
whip In town"
The evening world., 1891-05-07

John E. Kellerd is now playing In "Work
and Wsges" at the Grand opera-house, ana.
strange TO say, he Is not the villain. Mr.. kel-
lerd says he does not care about playing any
more villaina Another villain actor, Myron
Callce, not so well known as clever Mr.. Kel-
lerd, seems also to have abandoned villn,ly.
In "The Envoy he IL q plain New York
lawyer. Actors are strange creatures. The
temporary resentment OF an audience, the feel
ing of repuision excited BY a role they may be
called upon TO interpret, will cause them pangs
Of distress. They must bask in the sunshine
OF smiles, otherwise even salary day becomes
uninterestiug.
The evening world., 1891-05-07

Jeweiled Railoon and braid is mentioned for
smart walking and visiting costumes. but II ID
not likely to he very generally seen on walk
ing toilets for ordinary wear, on account o!
its exceedingly bright nature.
The evening world., 1891-05-07

Inside the clock put all bills,
And there they strike plane:
For. while my creditors may lose,
Tho clock. mAy hap, will gain.
Thern on par all things are tick,
Aud Justice wears the crown;
For. while the bills are running up,
The clock keeps running down!
Smith. Gray d Co. . Konthly.
The evening world., 1891-05-07

Miss Selma Fetter, who appears this AFTER.
noon at the twelfth Night Club matinee at tho
Lyceum Theatre has been coming 10 New
York from Philadelphia every day TO rehearse.
Such In the enthusiasm that dweils among the
damsels Of the Twelfth Night Club.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
Antonv's Polite R.anlv-

Antony's Polite Reply.
tFrom Lifs.I
"Go. Antony-go yonder where your hosts
await you. said Cleopatra
'No; thanks," returned the Roman, "Pd
rather stay with my hostess"
The evening world., 1891-05-07

"a Doll's House Repaired" is the name Of
peryersion OF Ihsens play that has been
evolved In London. The surest sigu OF success
Is cartcature. lhson has been caricatured ad
adtLSedfl.
The evening world., 1891-05-07

Miss Adele Measor, now with Richard Mans
neld, leaves that actor next week and joins
the "Men and Women" company in san Fran
CISCO.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
That Settled IL.

tIToH AUAIsgs Weakly.
He twho paris his hair IN the middle>-I will
never marry . woman who parts her hair on
the side.
She (Who parts her hair on the side)-Aud /
can assure YOU shat Will never marry 0 man
who pAItS his hair In the middle.
(Snence.)
He tWho paTtG his hair IN the middie)-we
may a we'll part forever, then.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
(Silence.

vSGscs i in: ~: :: s; =: s:;: Ct :s :A
The evening world., 1891-05-07

MISS May Irwin, now playing in "a Straight
Tip" at the New Park Theatre, was formerly q
member OF Augustin Daly's company. she
slludes to this rather amusingly In "a
Str"ight TIP" the kindly, Joyous heart Of
Augustin would hardly palpitate as merrily as
IL does II he could hear his name banded
around in o farce-comedy.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
Coming Events.
A Thrifty Mind.

Annual picnic OF the Julius Rosttger Asso-
ciAIion, Nay 3, CT JOnes's " GOD Coliseum.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
Would Have Held Her In.

IFvom AHnsey'S Esskiyl
"a NeWburgh girl fell from her chair and
broke her neck; singular accidenI wasn't 1t "
eyes, repl cd DE Witt, "but " had been
there could have saved her."
The evening world., 1891-05-07

Pointed oangs Of nufIy ouris, long wavy
tresses curled at the ends, or long braids OF
hair siighty waved are Indispensable for
stylish hairdrsssing. Gray hair goods are
worn more than ever before The front hair
1. often waved with few curls near the centre
OF parting. and the back hair dressed In heavy
braid coil OF smooth hair: but many ladies
whose hair has become prematurely gray do
not hesitate to have pressed In the prevailing
Grec,an style. all waved with runy curis IN
front.
The evening world., 1891-05-07

"Mr. Wiikinson's Widows " will 60 TO Chi
oaRo In June and returns To New York, OPEN
In August and running through September.
This will cause the production OF 'Thermi-
dor F" TO be postponed until October.
The evening world., 1891-05-07

"Paul Kauvar, Steele Mackaye's lurid play,
10 still q great attraction ia ENGLAND, and II
again 70 be presented IN the prOvipceA
The evening world., 1891-05-07

e,ddy girls OF between sixteen and TWENTY
nx are not the only ones who patronage the
peratln9-rooms of the bair-dyers. Tho yery
hes, cua,om oomen from DANES OF forty to
sixty-nye, who Rrov old hard and are willing
10 pay any price TO have the gray In their hair
colored any shade 1t will take. Once the
chemical wash 4, applied II IL necessary 10
touch the roots No fast as they grow, and the
visits 10 the ,o,let-room are aa freuuept a.
those made 10 the barber-.hop by the huspands
and sons of these vain old ladIea.
1.-The average woman with her limited In
come could only DO prevailed upon to dispense
with psssemen,erie and other costly trimmings
The evening world., 1891-05-07

A very Frenchy toilet can be made OF any
black crepe or silk figured with q blossom.
Whatever the color OF this flower use 1t to
make the sleeves and fedora or vest OF the
waist and also TO finish and rune the skirt.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
AMONG the PLAYER FOLK.
Peggy Pryde, the Vital Sparks "
Daughter, Is Coming.
"Lady Bountiful" Will Probably
Open the Lyccum Next Season.

Pegov prvde IA oom,nu you dom, p,ov
who Peggy Pryae nP Well. never m,nd.
youf educnt,on has been neglected.. thst,. all
You are acousip,ed with Peggy pr,de,s NOM
mer. verv ,w.u. sb. 4. Jennie mn, Lnnn,s
,IID, the vital spsrk. VINO anp.ared n, 1onv
pastor ;. some ,,,ne 400 and vno ta,,sa IN a.
the Ea,t River ON nre. or 10 eyen sb,ne a. re-.
sp,eudentlv as Maroper,e Cline. p.pgv 1,
called ",n. iona s,sr ;, n nd sne In N ,pn,ar a,
koster A. BIal,s sne s,nus and dance. ana
ehe IL cnaracer Acttehs' anu comediehhe'
and q burlesque artist, and pantomime BOY.
'Lady bountifui's 'he name OF the play
Evening journal., 1891-07-20
Custom and DueIlng.

There are three questions to be asked
about every custom In what place has it
prevailed, at what date, and in which classl
There is the custom OF dueling, for ex-
ample, once prevalent but now extinct in
England, still surviving in France and
elsewhere, but especially in France. II you
ask the third Question. I'm which classsn
you find that dueling occurs most frequent
ly among journalists and politicians, more
rarely among officers. Lawyers do not
often fight; the duel very seldom happens
in the commercial classes, while among
peasants, clergymen and professors 1t never
happens at all. The custom Is not national
in the sense Of being general in the nation,
it is class custom only, and chiefly local
lied in Paris.
If from the custom you go 20 the opinion
about its moral value, you find q wide
spread disapprobation, Joined to a feeling
that in certain cases it is inevitable, and
that it is salWary as a discipline in cour-
age Present English opinion looks upon
dueling with contempt, but this is quite a
modern opinion, due in part to the notion
that it is French II we ask what moral
guidance is to be had from custom and
opinion in regard TO dueling, the answer
must be that such guidance can have no
positive character, that 1t is not universal
but local, and that even in the town where
dueling most prevails the opinion that inn
poses it is nothing but class opinion.
Now is there any reason for assuming
that the duel, even in the classes which
now practice it, Will be permanent insti
tuition. It now usually stops at the first
wound, however slight, which is a sign Of
decadence, and it may become extinct in q
hundred years.-G. p. Hamerton in Con
temporary Review
Evening journal., 1891-07-20
WE fns iMPIous.

The excited editor Of the Georgetown
Republican says:
The hypocridcal Every Evening and
the impious EVENING JOURNAL and the
smaller fry Join in their denunciation Of
Frederick Z. Bach.
The EVENING JOURNAL did not de-
nounce the Republican saint we merely
told the truth, Bach himself did the de-
nouncing Ours was a simple duty need
ing only mild biographical skit, Bach
had the heavy work Of defence under
which be labored, lied and sweated to
the amusement Of the citizens and the
chagrln Of the Republican party Of which
he is q leader.
When Bach admitted that Eeary
called and settled the price Of Hickman
editorials. which he afterwards
wrote. deserting the Republican can,
didste, John j. Gallagher, there seemed
to be no necessity for denOunclng him
be had placed himself where be belonged.
Honest" John Bardsley has confessed
that he is a thief, hence he is not de
nonnced !" Bach's position in the
II
bribery matter is precisely the same. h,
admits everything but the money
though he admitted that in his first in
terview.
| Now, il the Georgetown Republican
believes that Bach was not influenced b.
the 5000 argument to desert G&llaghe
and advocate Hickman, by what argu
ment was he inhuencsdi viii
the editor of the Republican
look at Bach's pinched and hungr.
features aud risk his reputation as
/ phrenologist with the declaration that n
believes man with such facial develop
Q ment susceptible to any higher argumen
y than the one Neary used on himf
q Is the EVENING JOURNAL 'impious
g towards the little, tin plate, Republica
IS god, or fetch, Bachl We had not cor
n sidered that question till the SUISSE
r worshipper directed attention to It.
It Mr.. Bach's proper person does n,
e inspire awe; his physical proportions al
Evening journal., 1891-07-20
rAEaE q NO MYsrERY

There was boom Of News from the
Man of Maine on Sunday The char
acter Of the news was booming, or as the
stockholders say, bullish. It tended to
raise the political Importance OF the
Blaine boom.
There Is no doubt that the Blaine
boom was languishing. The Harrison
organs we're keeping Blaine sick and
making his friends sicker
Mr.. Blaine twas found at Bar bar
Dor, by special appointment, and flag
rsntly, profusely interviewed. The New
York World did it, so Of course every
body knows that Il was done in the
spectacular style so sweetly soothing to
the cardiac preferencea of the Blainiae
taste.
Mr.. Blaine told Of his liver, bis
kidneys, his appetite, his drives, his
food and Of his exploits 10 somnolence
He told Of his grief because that pious
Republican editor, Shepard Of the Mail
and Express, lied about his health, aud
lied persistently, too, in spite Of th,
specific denials that had been sent oui
for the comfort Of the faithful
TO make sure that the great spec
tacular American was alive, there wer'
two illustrations, one was labeled "Do
look like a hopelessly sick mani" Thi
picture has an umbrella, vertical, ant
hat removed. The other picture, "Ther
is no mystery about my case ha
umbrella, horizontal, and hat in place
but set backwards with q dehantl
rakiSh inclination. Both pictures, how
ever represent the statesman Il
aheavy Prince Albert coat buttone
all the way up. The reporter said it wa
hot day and that Miss Blaine anxiousl
offered the umbrella so soon as he
father stepped from the carriage.
These pertinent little facts, on tn
side, seem to indicate that Mr. Blaine
language is stronger than his health.
mans health is grOwsome subjeS
for fun, but it is impossible TO be seriou
when the Blaine and Harrison organ
and the anti Blaine and the anti Harriso
organs are filed with contradictory, ii
comprehensive and absurd nonsens
about Blsine's health.
Meantime Mr.. Blaine says "there Is n
mystery about my case, when there
nothing but mystery. Nobody know
what Is the matter. If anything, nObod
knows whether he is sick, or well, {
shamming.
Evening journal., 1891-07-20
wELL-KNowN PERSONS.

Francis Wilson, the comedian has an
abiding admiration for Napoleon. whom
he tries to initiate in the manner OF wear
ing his hair and in other ways.
John D. Rockefeller has given IS, 900
for new building for the Superior
Street Baptist Church, Of Cleveland, and
the congregation has raised as much
more.
Bishop @, T. Bedell has given his beau
tiful estate at Gambler, o, valued at
$50, 600 known as "Kokoshiag,' TO Ken
yon College. The handsome stone man
sion, In grove Of trees, may be made
the home Of the college president.
Mrs. Logan has left the generals H.
brary Just as 1t was when he last occupied
II, untouched, except by the dust brush,
and unchanged. His armchair still re
tains It's customary position, and hardly
q paper has been moved from his desk.
Mrs. Carrica La Favre is trying to estab
lish societies Of yegetarians in New York
| Chicago. and Boston. She believes that
a dist Of fruit and cereals promotes health
and longevity, and condemns meat intem
Perance as worse than whiskey intemper
ance.
General Isaac Burrell, who served il
the civil war as member of the Forty
second Massachusetts, Regiment, wa
forced to yield his sword TO the Confeder
Rtes at Galveston. Tex in 1882 He ha
recently received word from South