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The evening world., 1891-06-19
A New Medicine.

tFTom he Irss Prsssl
Two little girls We're overheard speaking
about their recovery from an attack OF sore
throat with which each had been annlcted.
What did your mamma give your" asked
little Amy OF Hclen.
"Oh, she made me google my froat with
hammercllis What did you dor"
"oh, ! had to google mine with glory OF
potash
The evening world., 1891-06-19

The evils of marrying in hurry are
s'rikinPly illustrated in the mlsfortunes
of an elderly Newburg farmer, who fell
IN love with maid servant and welded
her onhand. She fired his barn, killed
his son and stole horses. If she is con
victed he will have legal grounds for
divorce. but it is not probable that he
will care to marry again.
The evening world., 1891-06-19
Unlucky for the Rnten.

IFfoD the RorhtiItT T0il Erprels1
ParsOn-Do you believe In unlucky num-
bers, Mr.. ToughH
Returned Missionary Orom the cannibal
Islands)-l do, sir.
Parson-What In your opinion Is the most
unlucky number7
Returned Aissionary-Ate.
The evening world., 1891-06-19

The wicked GIBBS is back in the fold.
1t mny be that the machine has realized
that in time Of peace war preparations
are sometimes in order, especially when
the smoke clouds Of battle are Just below
the horizon.
The evening world., 1891-06-19

Books in the running brooks" " sang
the poet. Whole volumes in QuAY's sue.
cessful running of the BRooKs, who has
become Philadelphia's new Collector.
les, MATT made his peace at the White
House
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Success in Life.
tFrOm The Chicago Tribune. !

IFToIa The thicdgO ITibuUe
my son." said the venerable man, as he
sent his boy forth TO do battle with the world,
"select your calling, stick to that one thing
alone, and you viii succeed"
The boy selected the calling NJ village law
yer, stuck TO II faithfully, and now he Is
known for miles around Us the best checker
player IN Pike County.
The evening world., 1891-06-19

This eItradition is a queer business.
Germany won't surrender embezzler HoYr
to us, but We may get him through Eng.
land, since his arrest at an English port
was prevented by German interference
with English officers.
The evening world., 1891-06-19

Seale-M Maker JONES has weighed the
political parties and found them wanting.
They are equally prolific in promises, {"
said he. yesterday. and uniformly bar
rem In performances"
The evening world., 1891-06-19
A Baby's Offering.

am nine months old. My mother is taking
me In the country TO get fresh air. She say 5
ought to help the Sick Babies Fund Ny
safe contains 90, and forward It TO you, with
the hope that II viii help TO give fresh air TO
some poor baby less fortunate thanI
BABY BACON.
The evening world., 1891-06-19

It was not compulsory education in
fact, but weak and cumbersome bill
which would not meet the desired object,
which Gov. PATTrsoN vetoed in Penn
sYlvania.
The evening world., 1891-06-19

A despatch says some Guatemalans have
plan IN hand to annex themselves to the
United States. That's the danger of hav-
ing SO big country. Anybody is likely
to get all ready for ride with us before
we hear of it.
The evening world., 1891-06-19

An outraged wife, arrested for cow
hiding a young woman who had alienated
her husbands affections. was discharged
by jury whose sense of justice was
stronger than its belief in the law.
The evening world., 1891-06-19
Her Spending Money.

To ne Eiii0r
My papa gave me some money to spend as I
like, and thought would like 70 send some
" Il 70 the poor little sick babies. so please
nnd inclOsed the amount Of 30 cents.
MARY w. KEARSEY,
1913 storm avenue, Jersey City.
The evening world., 1891-06-19
THE WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR.
Fads, Fashions and FancieS That
Delight the Gentler Sex.
The Latest In Belts and Girdles-
Bonnets for Elderly Women
Novelties in Fans What
to Wear In Gloves
Paris Leads
for Pretty
Bonncts.

All the girls in town are belted Some of
the girdles are OF snake design In tinsel, straw,
wire or cord others are made OF gilded,
silvered or brOnzed wire in spiral pattern,
Moorish bangles or chain, and beside the
leather, always In style, there are the silk,
Jute, rep, canvas and betting proper after the
fancy OF sporting men. All these illets and
grdles are the result OF the now popular shirt
waist to be- seen on the street, In the trains,
ferryboats. cars and steamships, made OF silk,
cotton and fianncl.
The evening world., 1891-06-19
Those Fire Extingulshers.

TITV0T VVI7tF
Mr.. Hayseed dn Chicago hOteD-What's
them fat-looSin' glass bottles, Marier7
Mrs. Hayseed-I heard 'em called hand
grenRdes.
"Well, well ! knew the Anarchists was
pretty bad here, but didn't know the hotels
had TO arm their guests agin EN-"
The evening world., 1891-06-19
Rus in Urbe.


she-Your society reireshes me greatly.
He-Thank you. Then you won't mind II ]
stay another houT7
air about you It's perfect picnic 70 be In
your presence.
The evening world., 1891-06-19

A man hemmed in by forest fires es-
capped painful death in the flames by blow.
ing out his brains. One case of suicide
which seems almost amply justified.
The evening world., 1891-06-19

Dubuque, Ia, boasts of citizen who
has twenty-nine living children. In the
words of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, he deserves
well of his country.
The evening world., 1891-06-19

The Pine Ridge Indians want Ito be
free to come and go like the white men,"
Let them act like white men and there
will be no difficulty about it,
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]
month.
| In the Post-OfIice corridor yesterday met
a friend who was counting some change with
n puzzled look on his face. He told me that
he had received plugged silver dollar in
some change, and had been trying to get rid
| Of It In various places by making small pur-
chases. He finally succeeded, and at the time
met him he had just figured that 1t had cost
him Sl.25 TO get rid OF the dollar.
1t was the attitude OF Police Commissioner
James j. Martin, while temporarily at the
head of Tammany Hall, which had more than
anything else to do with the resignation OF
the Stccllcr brothers from the organization.
The Police COmmi5 i5SiOner is the Tammany
leader in the Twenty y-nrst Assembly District,
and the Stecklcrs say that they propose to
prove next Fail how little strength he has In
the district. ~ viii wager now," said Charles
Stcckler to me, THAT our candidates IN the
Twcnty-nrst District receive more votes than
those OF Tammany Hall"
Passing along Broadway yesterday / saw
man who n few years ago had more solid mis-
cry crowded into the space OF month than
falls to the lot OF many men. His father,
while experimenting the construction OF a
building, fell through the flooring and was
instantly Killed. When the body was brought
home his mother, who suffered from heart
disease, expired. on returning from the
double funeral his young wife, who was in
delicate health, was seized with nervous pros
tratiOn and died within ten days, followed
later by their only child, who was attacked
by an infantile malady.
The brothers Engel-Samuel and Martin
who have always eXerted a strong political
| influence In the Eighth Assembly District and
have usually acted with the O'Brienites, tell
me that they Will be as active as ever in the
coming campaign as free lances. The faction
which secures their support will be fortunate.
observe that City Marshal George simon
whom Mayor Grant recently swore in as n
public servant, comes from musical family
that has achieved renown both In this coun-
try and in Europe. HIS father was we'll
known Tolinist and his sister was for num-
ber of years the soprano In the private chapel
OF Louis Napoleon. Marshal Simon himself Is
a singer OF no mean order.
Since the Tax Department secured Prcsl-
dent who Is ut his desk regularly at $50
o'clock every morning the subordinate en-
ployees OF the Department are said to have
fixed their breakfast hour at 80 o'clock A. NJ.
They are certainly more prompt In reporting
for duty than formerly.
have rarely met SO genial and whole
| 500 f,,tD ln
handsome commander OF the steamer City OF
| savannah, OF the ocean Steamship line. on
u recent trip from savannah was pleased TO
find that he was not only sOlicitiOus for the
wcll-belng OF his passengers, but was eXcep-
tionally untiring IN promoting every enjoy
ment that would tend torclieve the monotony
OF the trip. Besides being tlrst-class sailor,
capt. Savage is the youngest master OF his
The evening world., 1891-06-19
Honey and Kind Words.

To The Editor
Inclosed hand you 81 towards the Fund
for Sick Babies. The object Is praiscworthy
one and deserves success. Oncr this mite,
thinking II might do some baby good, as
have none OF my own. a HUSBAND
The evening world., 1891-06-19

There are TO be park exter sions. That
Is right But it's a crying wrong II they
are not TO be accompanied by provisions
for more Fairgrounds.
The evening world., 1891-06-19
Too Good for Him.

tFToR brooklyn LJIs.l
Mrs. Long-I hear your husband ran on
with your hired girl
Mrs. Uttle-Yes, and Il was TOO bad, TOO.
Emma was mighty good cook.
The evening world., 1891-06-19

Lightning very ungallartly tore on the
shoes and stockings of an Ohio woman a
few nights ago. She was much shocked,
but the doctors say she will live.
The evening world., 1891-06-19
A Generous Giver.

To ne Editor
Inclose please fnd check for S25 for the
Sick Baby Fund. Hoping this may brighten
some little ones life during the warm season.
The evening world., 1891-06-19
A Pierian Prude

She's n priestess of Minerys,
VITA acorn of lighter things;
And no idle smile can swsTVc her,
For she guards PieriAn springs.
And she draws the sparkling waters
For the learned and the weak,
Giving mHidens BeAuty's daughters"
And professors grabbed Greek,
In the library fate 8 thrust her
A 'woet symphony in gray,
with soft eyes whose brilliant lustre
Fairly takes ones brsAth away.
But still she really seems to know
Bach OF the weiRhty tOmos
That range from KiplinR to DE Foe,
FROM Homer up TO Holmes.
II | ask for Herbert Spencer,
Or for Plato or Carlyle,
can catch the pretty censor
In faint approving smile;
But At Anna KAreninA,
Or the gay contes Of France,
She wears a cold demsAnur
Aud blushing, downcA5t glance. PueL.
The evening world., 1891-06-19

Bishop COKE lIkens women bicyclists to
witches astride OF broomsticks." What
IN ungallant comparison.
The evening world., 1891-06-19
On with the Work.

To hs EdttoTs
Inclosed please lnd 81 for the Sick Babies
Fund. Rush on the glorious work. Mamma,
80 cents; Bessie, 80 cents.
The evening world., 1891-06-19
Kind Words.


Enclose 81 for the Sick Baby Fund. Your
action deserves universal encouragement.
L. r.. H., Montreal
The evening world., 1891-06-19
A Boys Pennies.


To the Editor:
am little boy, four years old. Mamma
and papa each gave me cent so you can
have Doth to help the poor sick babies.
VINCENT CoENoRs.
The evening world., 1891-06-19
A Collection.
To Editor

TO TNF TUIT0TE
Inclosed please md $40 for the sick Baby
Fund, collection from few sympathizing
friends Of the sick babies. FANS
The evening world., 1891-06-19

FosTEn is alleged to have kept his hands
off the Ohio Convention. But it hasn't
taken him long to get into the campaign.
The evening world., 1891-06-19
Fifty PennIes With This.

TO the Editor:
am three years old to-day and l would
like you to give the pennies have been saw
Ing to the poor sick little babies. BoBoRRR.
The evening world., 1891-06-19

Mans prerogative is again invaded. A
Wisconsin woman has been turned out Of
church for snoring in her pew.
The evening world., 1891-06-19

for hundreds and dressed scores for the grave.
Here's a dollar for the Fund and the best
wishes OF
Two GRADUATES OF THE Brooklyn TRAINING
SCUOOI
The evening world., 1891-06-19
Trained Nuraea Contrihntn-

10 hs Edn0g
We kno" what the poor babies have 70 suf-
fer In city Ike New York. We have cared
The evening world., 1891-06-19

Twenty-Five Harvard students have
been heavily fined for keeping whiskey.
Let 1t be warning.
The evening world., 1891-06-19

There are good prospects for q bic
peach crop.
The evening world., 1891-06-19

says he was intoxicated at the time, He
should he a good subject for the electric
chair.
The evening world., 1891-06-19

SULLIVAN has come to his country's res
cue. He will fight SLAvIN for $40. 900.
The evening world., 1891-06-19

There is to be Fritz" EMMET Of the
second generation. it seems.
The evening world., 1891-06-19

Fan-making is an industry which has been
pnt recently revived in England, but some OF
the new fans OF English manufactures are
really excellent works OF art, and compare
fovorably with those which are OF French
design and workmanship. The delicate SILK
gauze fans are decorated with hand-paintcd
reproductions OF exquisite eighteenth century
designs, or with trails OF natural flowers
flower fans are made OF poppies, or roses,
cleverly formed OF crinkled silk gauze, and
lace is also very greatly employed. The
large feBther fans are still in favor, one OF
the newest shapes being formed of three huge
ostrich feathers arranged exactly after the
fashion OF the Prince OF Wales's feathers.
The evening world., 1891-06-19

There is no doubt now about the condi.
tion of Uncle Sans Treasury.
The evening world., 1891-06-19

AyounR man who kicked to death his
ncther, has pleaded guilty, and in excuse
The evening world., 1891-06-19

There is certainly no place where such
pretty bonnets are to be had as In Paris, and
there is certainly no other woman who can
put her bonnet on as FrenChwoman does.
An Englishwoman's bonnet as a general rule
seems to have been dragged in haphazard
into the scheme OF her costume and bon
net and coifrure are quite Independent OF
each other Now, FTCnrhwoman's bonnet,
on the contrary, seems the necessary
and harmonious tnish to her toilet,
While headgear and hardressing are In per-
feet keeping with one another; and the bon
net, instead OF being perched on the summit
OF an erection OF hair, sits softly down on the
crown OF her head, Its outline ylgnetted, SO to
say, by funy little curls and tressos. Bon.
nets or hairdressing were never more elegant
or in better taste than at the present time
In consequence OF the Greek couture 50 much
in vogue, and the small bonnets It necessi.
tates, the head is neither exaggerated in size
nor deformed in shape,
The evening world., 1891-06-19

Edward $. stokes is to follow In the foot.
steps Of other Tammany Han "big uns" and
make the European tour. lie viii sail this
month.
The evening world., 1891-06-19

ssaHE tSsSisi 9 eGs :G! ss;sGs s ss S
The evening world., 1891-06-19

leather as agreeable to the touch and smell as
lady's pocketbook.
The evening world., 1891-06-19

You won't make any mistake II you drink
plenty OF lemonade this season Of the year at
all or any hours but for the preservation OF
the teeth, which are not improved by acids Of
any sort, straws should BE- provided. In their
absence use spoon, so as to swallow the re-
fTeshing liquid without letting 1t touch the
dentine. Teeth and eyes are jewels OF hu-
manity too precious 10 be trined with.
The evening world., 1891-06-19
Try It.

lFrom The WashiHgtoE Post.l
ITS numiliating for q man 70 realize how
he can pass unnoticed In a throng."
"lll tell YOU what you do" said his friend
In comforting tone, AUST you follow thp
ticket"
The evening world., 1891-06-19

The dear old seal doesn't mind being In straits
II he is only left undisturbSd In thSm-BshringI 4
Straits.
The evening world., 1891-06-19
RE- BRANCH OFFICES,

The Evening World Prints Associ'
ated Press News.
The evening world., 1891-06-19
Woman.
What Did sho Mann

From brooklyn Lts
Miss Richly-When one is wealthy as am,
1t Is hard 10 decide whether lover wishes to
marry for the money or for ones self.
Miss Caustique-In your case, dear there Is
no room Tor doubt.
The evening world., 1891-06-19

London has 100000 young seamstresses un-
der twenty, who come from the country, live
In homes for working girls, and, with their
utmost efforts, can only earn Slip n week.
The London Ddilv Ne,oS has undertaken the
hopeless task OF Denefting their condition.
The evening world., 1891-06-19

over 400 lunches We're served in one day
last week In the restaurant OF the Margaret
Louisa Home, showing how great was the
need OF workingwomen for place to procure
at reasonable rates good and wholesome food.
The evening world., 1891-06-19

Alas alas
II comes 10 pass
(As oft 1t has with you, Wis)
pull him out
He lisa trout
As long, perhaps, as this.
/ +
--DUroit Free PrsII.
The evening world., 1891-06-19

For visiting and dressy day and evening
wear pearl gray gloves stitched with black
are worn In glace or suede Kid OF four or
eight button lengths. Tan OF all shades still
retains the largest amount Of favor, though
many gray gloves are worn with gray or
black toilets White gloves are selected
for full dress and weddings. Tan and
pearl are sometimes worn for these oc-
casions, but generally white or cream Is
selected at the risk OF apparently en-
larging the hands for "it Is the fashion"
Pale lavender gloves stitched in black or self
color are considered very chfc with white,
black or lavender toilet. MOusquetaire
gloves make the hands look smaller than a
four-button glove. The BiarritZ for shopping,
country or travelling takes well. Four-button
glace kid gloves should be worn with plain or
tailor gowns. Riding gloves may now be
bought with detachable gauntlets, which Is q
good idea, as about three pair OF gloves wear
out to one pair OF gauntlets.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-11-06
An Honest Tribute.

Notwithstanding the great hue ant
cry raised by the partisan press agains
the Census Bureau. some Of the bes
tnen in the country not only speak in
the highest terms Of the great work per-
formed by Mr. Porter, but favor esta5-
lishmcnt Of permanent Census Bureau
with the present. able chief at its head
Congressman Rusk, of Baltimore, says:
81 am in favor Of GENUS bureau. -
Not only this. but | will do my best to-
wards the establishment Of such bureau
and | believe the other members Of the
Mary land delegation will also. Not
wi;hstanding the arduousness of Mr.
PUter's great task, believe he has
given the best results possible 10 be at
tanned under our present system. / be-
Iieve with General Tillman, of South
C.rolina, that Mr. f1rter has been
honest, earnest. thorough and fficien'
in hi. work ,cA. 81. he Perforgied it
With : PROM = 6eVes brfore Equal
led think he deserves every credit
and, for one. propose to see that he
gets it.
United States Senator Wilkinson Call.
Of Florila. said mo man in his posi-
ton could DO better | at least, will
believe 50, regardless of any reports
| t ink Mr.. Porter has done the very
bes he could under The circumstances,
FIR. in my judgment. no man could have
it perfect under our system. see no
reason Why he shouldn't have it accurate,
at beast as far as possible TO make 1t So
regardless of politics. or other outside IN
Hoeuces believe his intention IS to
be honest and earnest. Certainly, he
has proven his efficiency by the prompt
ness with which he has dispatch I'd his
work. do not believe all about the
alleged in4 ,curacies. |, for one, will
vote to uphold III bis recommendations.
shall not vote to condemn his work un-
less it be proven worthy of condemna-
lion, and mere idle rumor of gossip will
not do that with NE
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-11-06

The largest bell in America is that of
Nolre Dame Cathedral Montreal, which
hangs in the South tower 1t is six feet
high, eight feet seven inches in diameter,
aud weighs -. 100 pounds. It is orna-
5mented with images of the Blessed Vir-
;ggn sal ST. John the Baptist, together
with embhms Of agriculture. commerce
land industry 1t was east in London,
and bears this inscription IN Latin; Il
was cast in the year Of the Christian era
fS41, the two hundred and second nee
she foundation OF Montreal, the first Of
Plus the Ninth's pontifcate, aud the
sBth of the reign of Victoria. Queen o'
England. I am the gift of the mer-
chants. the farmers. and the mechaNc:
Aof Vile Marie" In the opposite tower
hangs a chime of ten bells. the smalles
weighing s97 pounds. the lsrgcss COLL
total, II ,696 pounds.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-11-06
To Visit California and Mexico via
Pennsylvania Railroad.

NJ new feature ever inaugurated by
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company at
trac'ed such universal comment and at
tentlon as the series of tours run early
this year to the far Pa,i6c Coast, and
now that another series is announced for
1892. not only covering the Pacific Coast
but an III ilvldualized tonr to Mexico. the
land of the Aztec, is further illustration
of the wonderful growth of the PERSONAL
ly conducted system Of travelling and the
progressive move of this world-flmed
railroad. Each tour will be limited to
certain number of passengers, who will
travel in Pullman vestibule train. fur
nlshed with the luxurious appointments
OF the richest home, with ladies' maid
sfenographer and typewriter, library,
bath and barber, aud smoking and Ii
brary rooms, and an observation car
in truth an exact cproiucNon Of he "a
.,soaa Teuu,y Tvadla nrmitFd. The FIRST
tour leaves New, York January 18th.
and speeds directly to the Pacific Coast
via St Louis. Kansas City, Las Vegas,
and Santa Fe The second tour. th
Mexican, lie ives February 10Th, running
direct to the City of Mexico via Cinciu-
natl. Mammoth Cave. Birmingham.
Montgomery, and New Orleans, with
incidental stops en- route. The third,
February 9th, runs directly to New Or
leans via Cincinnati and Mammoth Cave.
and thence, after the Mardi Gras festivi-
Ties, to the Pacific Coast. The fourth
and fifth. both through California tours,
will leave March 24th and April Goth !,
respectively.
The Inauguration Of this service last
year was the theme for universal COM
ment, and the warmest credentials of
praise bear testimony to the high stand
and perfection of every detail promoting
the comfort and enjoyment of tfe tourist.
! Such an opportunity has never been
presented before to the people of the
East of thoroughly seeing the vast do
main of the country they so vaIiantly
boast Of, as well as such an opportuni-
ty Of visiting the interesting land of the
Aztec, replete with ruins gardened with
mythical lore. The rates for the round
trip are exceptionally low, and include
not only all necessary travelling expen-
SEES en- route to the Pacific Coast aud re.
turn, but also side trips to the attractive
resorts in California, and several car.
rage and stage rides Of interest. Thu
applIes as we'll to the Mexican tour
where the objective point will be th,
city Of Mexico and side trips made from
there. the rate including every necessa
Try expense as well as hotel aecommoda
tons and side trips.
Itineraries presenting the full detail
of the tours are in course of preparation
. and will be issued at an early day. L
the meantime more detailed information
; may be secured by addressing G.. W
Boyd, Asst General Passenger Agent
, Philadelphia, Pa.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1891-11-06

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court will
soon lie asked to decide Whether BY wilt
a father can compel one son, as long as
she latter shall live, to tan w hides per
rear for The other son. his brother
David Mossers will, in 1882, left his
hymn Township tanuery TO his SOD, hhn
Mosser. aud farm to Joseph. with the
stimulation that john should tzs TIVE
hide, rer year for Joseph. jobs dtdn
d, it in 1890. A jury. has awarded
Joseph SIS damages and John will ap'