davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening world., 1891-03-31

was broken down with NERVOUS and phy,ieaI
pro'fraHon and In my weakened condition was
stricken with Paralysis. Was twsnty-six
weeks laid upon my back more dead than alive.
Being strong man. have lived all these years In
this crippled condition. heard Of DR.. Greeno's
Nervurn and commenced using it. got better
from the dr" ain n new man. ovs NY Nfs
TO Dr.. Grssne's medicine. mhieh has CON npleteiy
cured me. I am now we'll and healthy and have
recommended Dr. Greene's Nervura TO many Of my
friends. and they all speak we'll Of it.
ANDREW H. oLNEY,
"Gibson p. o.. Steubon Co., N. r"
eV DR.. Greene, the successful specialist In our
ing all forms of nervous and chronic diseases, IS
West 14th ST.. New York. can be consulted free,
personally or by letter. Call. or write him about
your case or send for aymptom blank to ll out and
letter fully explaining your disease. giving I'd.
vice. &c. will be returned free.
The evening world., 1891-03-31
THE CLEANER

l hear that George W. Ely. the popular Sec.
retarJ of the New York Stock Exchange, IL
going abroad shortly ma will make an ex-
tended tour through England aDd the CONT
nent While on the Other tide he will make a
study Of the Clearinghouse systems now In
operation at the London stock Exchange AMI
the Paris Bourse, with view Of irAuRuraiing
q like scheme In the New York stock Ex-
change. The plan has already been tried here,
but 1t proved unsuccessful, and the Governors
are desirous II getting ZONE new Ideas on the
subject They do no, want TO initiate the Con-
soliLated Exchange, whicn h h's syst, m OF Its
own, which works with apparent succ-ss, and
have delegated Mr.. Ely to secure all the infor-
NATION he can about iorcign methods during
his stay abroad.
The evening world., 1891-03-31

The repeated instances Of incendiary
efforts In this city and in Brooklyn are ap-
palling. A third attempt has been made 10
fire the Clarendon Hotel, in the latter city,
and this in the face OF police vigilance es-
pecially directed against such attempts.
Some strong example Of justice is needed
on these fro fends. They do their work
with impunity.
The evening world., 1891-03-31

The ravaGes Of the grip are still fearful
New York Chicago. Pittsburg and other
popular centres are showing an awful death
rate. for which the dread epidemic is largely
responsible. Three hundred deaths within
;wenty.four hours is Chicago's latest record,
and in Pittsburg the supply OF hearses is
quite inadequate to the demand. Change
of weather may bring relief. 1t is ardently
desired
The evening world., 1891-03-31

An VI "train was derailed through some
fault In an open switch, and only strong
guard rail prevented the train from being
thrown into the street. That loss OF life
did not occur is good fortune, but the force
of such accidents should be appreciated at
Its full, whatever their results. 81" transit
Is bad enough without loss OF life or main.
ing as o feature.
The evening world., 1891-03-31

A car driver on Mayor GLEAsox's Hun.
ter's Point line save that doughty manager
OF things civic in Long Island City knocked
him of his car and threatened to kill him.
Whatever the truth may be. the repeated
charges against the belligerent Mayor will
make people think there must be some fire
where there is so very much smoke.
The evening world., 1891-03-31

The rufties OF chiffon. which are sewed in
the neck Of house dresses aud carried down In
front to the end Of the odice, are very be-
comlnS to slender figures, and exceedingly
artistic TIcy fresh u ~ a dress as nothing
else csn. Some are plated. others are edged
with silk floss, and many have i flower border
stamped in haf tints. those con ertions are
very dear. ranging from ninety-nve cents to
four dollars yard, and they cannot be Iaun-
dered.
The evening world., 1891-03-31

l wonder tnat the grip does not make a
spl ndid harvest in that body OF modest
WORKERS. the mail carriers. Even in very In
element weather one sees them Issuing IN the
morning from the rear OF the Post once with
no ovcrcoat and apparently clad A. they are In
the Summer heats. They are the qnietest,
mos, unassuming men In the world, ana 1
trust they may dodge the grip and all other
evils
The evening world., 1891-03-31
Left to His Fate.

lFFom HaTpsT's BdEaV.
DashaWay-f"u know Wan.le. who treated
me SO nadly; well. go, even with him the
other ni1h'. lstsrted TO call on Mis- saud.
l'one' and Just as MAS about TO ring the petr.
looEed In through the window and W he WAS
mere, ahu ma she was singing 10 hIm.
him. Nu sA' VI
Il. pssnIrsy-No, didn't Invent away and
The evening world., 1891-03-31
VACRANT VERSES .
A Pointar for Pnafn

a POINTER TOT PoetB.
There's kind Of well.known dialect the poets have
overlooked,
Though very other jargon and gibbsrish thsy'vs
It's lingo with advantages that cannot fail 70
please,
Being simple for the printers and readable at sass.
Tns poets who choose this medium will deserve the
nations thnnks:
"Tis tho dialect Of deaf-mutos. and II pauRht but
restiul blanks. -Pueh.
The evening world., 1891-03-31

There Is but one disposition to make OF
the West Side Driveway scheme. Stamp II
out
The evening world., 1891-03-31

Senator SHERMAS's friends are fearful
They read Foraker combination in tn,
stars.
The evening world., 1891-03-31

silk'workers say McKISLEY's protection
doesn't protect. Yet it is npe as silk in its
authors eyes.
The evening world., 1891-03-31

He Was Acquainted With Him
fETOm Puck.
She I'm the picture gallery)--Art II long.
He-But the artIt Ia short.
The evening world., 1891-03-31

A walking SKIRT pulls and tosses because the
tie backs are in the wrong place, or else are
too tight. Have the steel len inches below the
belt and the draw string ten inches bel Nv the
steel. Then II the cores are cut ~ hi the skirt
Will hang straight and smooth.
The evening world., 1891-03-31
Rabuked,

tFTom me AnsrteaH Groesrl
she-Do you think iI will snow hard, pro
fe.sorf
He-Aadam. II may hai. Il never anowu
hard.
The evening world., 1891-03-31
Very Remarkable.

Iron Judge.
Hunker-I got the best OF Goalin yesterday.
Spatts--I didn't know he had any.
The evening world., 1891-03-31

Sore heads and blackthoru clubs will not
free Ireland, when borne in factlonal fights.
The evening world., 1891-03-31
In the Cloak-Room

IFroR Iuok.
Representative Busiem Clu the course OF ar
gumenp-If We are not sent here TO represent
the IDEAS OF our constituents. what are We
here for?
Representaiive Wiregrass (Flrmers' ALI.
anorl-Wa-al, SO far as kin see, Was sent
re TO represent the yiewS Of my wife and tue
gals!
The evening world., 1891-03-31
Fitting Remarke,

Dora-I understand Nora has given up slang
during Lent
Cora-Yes; bnt she IL coming out with o
beautiful collection TO match her Easter suit
The evening world., 1891-03-31

Buckram Is used for facing In the waist of
riding habits. This stun is ss stiff as q shingle
and absolutely wrinkle proof
The evening world., 1891-03-31
All in the Trimming.

The modest housewife now VINO knows
Her husbands word 10 law,
Begins TO trim. slss! once more
Last seasons hat of straw.
And then, all through the Summer montha,
While she Is gayiy swimming,
Her husband tolls and slaves TO pay
Her little bill Tor trimming.
Cloak Rsetss.
The evening world., 1891-03-31

NOWADAYS a little money goes Q great WAYS a,
fLlsTs ltth u. They are forcing on FUnSITURE
OF el"gAnt new doslgus anu substantial IN nanutac-
tuIe to make room iOT factory OUTPUT. Goods Iu
The evening world., 1891-03-31
! to 900.

Phil HoSofer-The wisest precept that ever
was utter d Is 4" Know IByselL"
MacGallusler-Td-as. have no doubt: but
thtres uch thinx As being oVeT-exclus;ve,
doucleIkuoW,
The evening world., 1891-03-31
Entered at the Post. Once at New York a. sec
nd-cl.ss matter.
w- BRANCH OFFICES ,

WORLD UPTOWN oFFIcE-12e7 BROADWAY.
between 3lst aud 32d sts.. New York.
BROOKLYN - 35y FULTON sT. HARLEM -
News Department, $50 EAST 125rH Sr.; Ad-
vertisemeuts at 237 EAST 115TH 81.
PHILADELPHIA. PA.-LEDeER BUILDING. l12
SouTH 6TH ST. wAsHINqToN-6l014 14rH sr.
LONDON oFFlcE-32 CocKsPuh st.. TRArAL-
Gan SouARE.
The evening world., 1891-03-31

Napoleons with California ngs are considered
very choice for dessert.
The evening world., 1891-03-31

lne most 1ashlonAble sheeta-fOr there are
fashions in sheets as IN other things-nas q
broad band of RENAISSANCE embroidery exc.
cuted In the linen itself. a reduction OF the
same design forming q square on the pillow
slip.
The list Of things that can he eaten from the
fingers 10 on the increase. 1t now includes all
bread, toasr. tarts aud small cakes, celery aud
aspara. Us, when served whole either hot or
cold; olives, to which a fork should never be
used; lettuce. which must be crumpled In the
fingers and dip I'd In salt or sauce; straw berries
served with the s'emS on. as iheV should be,
are always touched TO puverzed sugar;
cheese. In all forms, except Brie, Roqu fort
or Cumbafort: and fruits OF all kinds except
preserves and melons. The finger bowl stands
bJ the plate ana the napkin ready.
Flower making "a one Of the starving indus
| tries OF Kew York City. II takes from two to
six years to learn the buslness. Roses, leaves,
volets and clusters like lilacs are the popular
branches and all are paid by the piece. The
! mrs; year the learner average. 81 a week: the
second ye r So so; the third So; the iour,a s.
AMI after that " cents duy ia con.
siieied fair pay, for the reason tnat
first class work is not abundant,
the buyers preierring imported nowers for the
same money to the nome product. Strong
chemicals are used In the work and have a
deleteriou- influence GU the health OF the girls.
These 1se-makers and foliage branchprs are
very nice CIR s as class. Taste Is required in
The work, which has a refining influence on
tho,e called upon TO exert 1t.
| Ministers declare that In nine cases out of
ten brides are much more self-possessed tnan
the brdegrooms during the marriage cere-
mony.
! Teaching school Is not all that the public
think. A woman Will work fourteen OF the
lest years OF her life before sHe Is allowed a
ga airy II s15 month. During this Ion. term
Proportional TO tIe absence OF her pupiI.,
whether caused by The circus, an epidemic or
deuE. Tnen !heru are wiles to pull, poiir!.
Claus TO naiier and Commissioners to humor,
10 say nLtning OF the persecution OF par
eL's and principals. After serving as
faithfully AM as long a. the mau
In tie Bible, The maximum salary may be
obtained, but the DFayt tutor's color has faded
her youth Is gone, her ha,r is failing out, her
( teeth are yellow and her complexion IA Rray
IRON the composite influence OF cnalK dust,
| furnace heat, foul air and eternal vigilance.
The teacner's fund was timely. But /, Is in.
Bufncent. Any woman who has sacrificed ten
Yeas OF her youth. be NY and oTains To the
children OF the puUsic deserve to be supported
by the public for the succeeding decade
or .wo.
The evening world., 1891-03-31
GEO. C. FL|NT..CO

STORES. 1o4. 1oe. 1os WEST 14rH ST.
WE EXECUTE ORDERS OF every de-
scriptiOn In CABINET WORK for IN.
TERROR DECORATION, &c.
We make a specially of rsmodelhnE interiors Of
residences Special designs and estimates fur
nished at our Factory. l54 and SO West 10th st.
The evening world., 1891-03-31
Love Proved By Eate.

IFFOW hhhssbs Neshiy.l
Am!-fm sure that Ch tTies loves me.
Erhel-Wh~t maEeA you 80 sure7
Amy-AitnOugh ne dotBn't say 50, | can AZ,
that he hates all my Teiatiycs
The evening world., 1891-03-31

CREME RHEA. clear and healthy skin IAt.r,
PsTiaAH pTeyaT tlOD ARGnst ch ,pp o ~ urn red.
nss1 or r0sghnSSs' DsnEhItuNy ptF.uInsd. -
The evening world., 1891-03-31
Love and Labor

Love and Labor.
With trembling voice. though ardent look.
He family asked her could she cook.
She owned she could, snd, bolder grown,
he asked her il she'd be his own.
Indeed 7" said she. with her nose a-curl:
supposed you were wanting u hired girl"
-IndidRdp0iis Journal
The evening world., 1891-03-31

Not "An Original Belle"
tFrom hunssy's Wsskiy.l
Rosamond-I don't see how people can call
that har o hers chestnut
Berins-Don't your Tha"s because lis been
used often before by other people.
The evening world., 1891-03-31

~ you, want to Tesvo the diseases OF tsSthIn4
without TlSE, give MoNELL'S TEETHINa cordial. q
The evening world., 1891-03-31
Rather Loud, Too.

IRON Puck.l
"Dont you think his manners are little
loose?"
Eyes; they are made 10 suit his London
suit"
The evening world., 1891-03-31
SPCTLtTS.


IRISH politics have got to 81 which has no sly
ness in 1t.
Like SC tch moor. isn't 1t :" said Goodword on
fiith avenue On Easter Sunday. Don't you sec
the fur. ="
Ths Spring halt in horss is not vernal stlie,iop
man seIpenence i' no: Away, simply what he
hAs gone through. Sometimes u 1, when .utu.bodv
has gons through him. But It is experience. inst
the same.
he Isl very lonely man,
Nhore lot uuhhppS seems
Arr ye, he has no clever friends
10 let nun lttO schemes. -IEebauo,
The ladies Day" at the Authors Club should
be a very author. doI affair
Prince Henry OF BAttsnberg has got he msas,.s
but he 10 that Iind Of fellow on,y now
-.
The children run from Prof Charnm the r,,orm.d
eann'bAl They fancy thsy see his mouth wstsn,g
for - kid" 'Tlsnt every man rho can regard m,
friend a. . deferred meal
-.
The Street Department ought to be Rre., a, IN.
Allsy-luiA Chorus.
II 10 the wise Spring robin who keep. on his Winter
ovsrcoSt.
The evening world., 1891-03-31
Unreasonable.

Unreasonable.
lFTom AURbsy's Fsskly.l
Customer-Here II nsh In this quart OF
milk.
Milkman-Did you expect two nsh in one
quart OF mllk7
The evening world., 1891-03-31
Bitter, Indeed.

Bitter, Indeed.
Iron Puck
'Wanamaker had a bitter pill to swallow
yest, rday," remarked Blaine to Rusk.
"lcdeedl What was III"
"Quinine."
The evening world., 1891-03-31
CLUB AMENITIES.

President LAvELLE, OF the Downtown
Athletic Club, recently adjusted little dfa.
Guilty which he had with Mr.. JOIN CASSIDY,
Of that soct organization, in such q
fashion that y nicetiss Of club etiquette
The evening world., 1891-03-31
"TO BUY A THING RIGHT,
BUY WHERE IT'S MADE"
FURNITURE.

Look everywhere. examine carefully. then com
pare our prices. and average saving Of 30
per cent. is certain.
Surprisingly stylish Bedroom Suits of eight
pieces for A22; elegantly carved Oak
suits for S34, &c.
rare display of handsome ParIor suits in
attractive coverings
Also We are showing large and fine assortment
ofWtilow and Reed Furniture-SOfas,E Easy
Chairs. Rockers. COuches.
fine exhibit of Diniug- Il DOM Furniture In
Early English. Colonial and other styles. at very
moderate rates.
"BUY OF THE MAKER.o
The evening world., 1891-03-31

Property Destroyed.
tFron 1unssy's Wseklv.l
"They have queer laws ont In Missouri"
'In what way are they queer7"
"Here's an account OF the arrest of o man
for breaking 0 horses gait"
The evening world., 1891-03-31
The Price Accelerator.
Prom JUd9s.I

Iron Judge
McCorkle-The last SIradlvatius violin sold
fetcned 81, 100.
KInley bill, Isuppose?
The evening world., 1891-03-31
Their Relative Importance.

Their Relative Importance.
[Fvom Jud9e.I
"Yes. said Cumso, In reponse to question
from his little son, "Queen Victoria 10 Q
sovereign"
Then is the Prince OF Wales q half-sover-
elQn."
The evening world., 1891-03-31
inefficient Support.

fFrOm Hunssy's Wseklv.l
Star-oh, yes, no was good to me, 5ut he
couldn't act well, 30 sued for Q divorce.
Friend On VIII 1 Rrounds7
StaI-That he failed TO support me properly
The evening world., 1891-03-31

One Thing Needful.
IFroB. kunssys Wsskly.l
Shawber-Some one has invented new kind
OF bank 10 save money. Now there u only
one thin more they want
Singer y-What 10 that7
Shawber-A new Kind Of man.
The evening world., 1891-03-31
Blood Will Tell.

she-oh. yes; Mr. DIgby told me that he be-
lonRed 10 one OF the lrAt families OF the coun-
Try.
iie-You can see that. He has an aboriginal
look.
The evening world., 1891-03-31

The most fashionable sheets-for there are
fashions in sheets as IN other thtngs-nas q
broad band of RENAISSANCE embroidery exc.
cuted In the linen Itself, a reduction OF tho
same design forming a square on the pillow
slip.
The evening world., 1891-03-31
One Thing Needful.

-" Bress d. 'mancipationi Dat must 7
ben daWx-nsh.n
The evening world., 1891-03-31

The other day up in Greenfield, Mass (.
where one must take his toddy sitting, l saw
hanging on the wall Of the railway station a
scroll In an oak frame. The scroll said one
billion dollars was spent in drink last year; one
million widows aud orphans were made BY
drink one hundred thousand homes ruined,
and SO on. windiBx up with quotation in
which the all power declared that he would
visit his wrath upon Q nation that permitted
such iniauity. 1t was a soul-thrilling teetotalsr
a1air-and In each corner OF the dig, gsunt,
grim frame Of oak was little white card, and
on each card the business announcement Of
an enterprising New York brewer
The evening world., 1891-03-31

A Ridiculous Idea.
lFrom Puck
Eabel-Oh, deAri I've lost my diary.
Amy-well. you didnt expect to keep It verJ
long, did Jour
The evening world., 1891-03-31

| -
mM=%
-"Bress d. ;, 'mancipasionl Dat must 4
ben dawg-nsh.
One Thing Needful.
IFron. kunssys Wsskly.l
Shawber--Some one has invented new kind
OF bank to save money. Now there u only
one thin more they want
Singer y-What 10 that7
Shawber-A new Kind OF man.
Not "An Original Belle"
tFVom hunssys Wsskiy.l
Rosamond-I don't see how people can call
that ha1r o hers chestnut
Bertns-Dont your Tha"s because It's been
used often before by other people.
Property Destroyed.
tFron Gunsey's Wseklv.l
"They have queer laws ont In Missouri"
"In what way are they queer?"
"Here's an account OF the arrest of . man
for breaking horses gait "
Fitting Rem arks.
Dora-I understand Nora has given up slang
during Lent
Cora-Yes; but she Is coming out with q
beautiful collection 10 match her Easter suit.
Very Remarkable.
fFSog Judge
Hunker-I got the best Of Goslin yesterday.
spatts-I didn't know he had any.
Rather Loud. Too.
Iron Puck.l
"Don't you think his manners are little
loose?"
"Yes; they are made TO suit his London
Bitter, Indeed.
tFrom Puokl
"Wanamaker had a bitter pill to swallow
yest, rday,n remarked Blaine to Rusk.
'lcdeed! What was III"
"QuiEine."
Their Relative Importance.
lFvom Judse.l
eyes. said Cumso. In reponse to O question
from his little son, "Queen Victoria is q
sovereign"
Then is the Prince Of Wales half-sover-
eign!"
inefficient Support
IFrom Hunssy's Wseklv.l
star-oh, yes, no was good to me, 5ut he
couldn't act well, 30 sued for divorce.
Friend On VIII 1 Rrounds2
staI-Thst he failed 10 support me properly.
Blood Will Tell.
fFrom Judge.
she-oh. yes; Mir. Dgby told me that he be-
lonRed 10 one OF the nrAt families OF the coun-
Try.
lie-You can see that. He has An aboriginal
look.
A Ridiculous Idea.
tFrom Puck.
Eabel-Oh, deArl I've lost my diary.
Amy1well, you didn't expect to keep It very
long, did your
All He Was Worth.
ITrom Judge,
sniVely-I hear that poor Muggins u dead.
snod. raSs-Yea Life inSured7
enively-.Tor nye thousand dollars.
SnodRrAss-Oh. well, the loss 10 fully covered.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-08-22
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

The peoples party was said to be ar
ranging for state political camp
meeting to be held in Lansing, Mich,
from Sept IA to "a inclusive.
Mrs. AsENATH MILLER, of Chicago,
celebrated her 1O4th birthday on the
18th. She was in good health.
Mrs. MARY DURAND, rs years old, re-
puted to own an estate in France
worth S5,0OO,0O0, died from starvation
at her home in Egg Harbor City, N. j.
GEORGE JONES, editor and proprietor
of the New York Times, died at Poland
Springs, Me-, on the 18th, aged 80
years.
The New York democrats will hold
their state convention at Saratoga
Springs on September Is.
ANTHONY c. MANNING, aged n, and
Mrs. Amelia Thompson, aged 10, of
Elkhart, Ind, were married.
Hon. JOHN r. GAMBLE, congressman
elect from South Dakota, died sudden
ly at his home in Yankton of neuralgia
OF the heart, aged 43 years.
REV. DIR. NARGAN SHEsHADoN, the
first high caste Brahmin ever converted
to the Christian faith, died at sea while
enroute from New York to Europe.
THE peoples party of Illinois was
organized at Springfield and state
central committee chosen.
The official figures on the recent con-
gressional election in Tennessee are:
Houk (rep.), 15,2s5; Woodruff dem. },
6,O57. Houk's majority, 9,22s.
The funeral service of James Russell
Lowell were held at Cambridge, Mass,
on the i4th.
JOSEPH p. HOWE, member of the
Eighteenth and Nineteenth congresses,
died in San Francisco, aged 80 years.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-08-22
STILL AT WORK.

The Volcanic Eruption In Colima Doing
an Immense Amount of Damage.
CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 15.-A telegram
received here from Colima states that
the ashes from the volcano have ceased
to fall in that place, though the column
of fire is yet the same. The fall of the
ashes in some cases have attained
depth of to inches on the
housetops and in the streets
The eruption is on a scale of mag
nitude that has never before been OBJ
served. Streams of lava many feet in
width are now coursing down the
sides of the volcano, burning every
thing in their course and doing an i'm
mense amount of damage. 1t is said
the governor of Colima has sent COM
mission to the volcano to make scien-
tifc report upon the present eruption.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-08-22
LATER.

THE horribly mutilated body of Dem
mis- McCue, prominent citizen of Rock
ford, ILL.,, was found in the river at Ra-
cine, Wis, on the 18th. The body was
devoid of clothing and one leg was off
at the trunk, while the foot on the
other leg was missing. 1t is believed
he was murdered and thrown in the
river.
GREAT excitement has been caused at
Ogden, Utah, by the discovery of ex.
tensive lead deposits, with a paying
quantity of silver, in Paradise canyon,
twenty-five miles from Ogden. Mining
experts say the camp will be second
Leadville.
A TERRIBLE collision occurred on the
18th at point between Ostrowo and
Loswitz, in Prussian Poland. Two pas.
senger trains collided while going at full
speed. The trains were completely
wrecked and ten persons were killed
and many injured. Goals from the loco
motives set fire to the wreck and soma
of the injured burned to death.
THE Damon iron works at Boston
were burned on the 18th. Loss $500, 900;
works adjoining were also burned.
Loss $50, 600. le
LIGHTNING struck the J. Fl. Pocock
can factory at st. Louis on the 18th.
The entire establishment was burned,
causing loss of Sl25,OOo; insured for
100000. The flames spread to j. Wag-
oner's pickle and vinegar factory and
caused a total loss. Several firemen
narrowly escaped being burned to death.
A BOAT containing party of four
artists, sketching on the Ohio river op-
posite Cincinnati, capsized near the Ken
lucky shore on the 18th and three were
drowned. Those who perished were:
Clara Fechheimer, Miss Laura Bam-
berger and Emil Bloch. Another young
man, named Solomon, escaped drown
ing by swimming to the shore.
JOHNSTON, TALLMAN & Co., of New
York City, importers of toys and no.
bilities are 100000; nominal assets
$150,000. ...t
FIRE at Jacksonville, Fla, on the
18th destroyed twenty-five business
houses and thirty dwellings. Total loss
about $500, 900; insurance about tone-half
THE executive committee appointed
by the Fort Worth Farmers Alliance
convention has issued circular to the
members of the Farmers Alliance and
Industrial Union calling convention
Of the members of those bodies who are
opposed to the sub-treasury scheme.
The convention will be held in st. Louis
on Septembe 15.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-08-22


THE widow Of James X. Polk, the
eleventh president of the United States,
died at her home in Nashville, Tenn.
She was in her ssth year.
MISS ANNA DICKINSON lectured at
Goshen, N. Y, on Joan of Arc" and
showed no signs of insanity.
THE funeral of the late George o.
Jones, editor of the New York Times,
took place on the 14th.
THE funeral of Mrs. James X. Polk
took place ut Nashville, Tenn, on the
10th.
MATsADA SoRAKIcHI, the noted Jap
auese wrestler, died suddenly in New
York, aged SO years.
JOHN b. ToLMAN, the oldest printer
in Lynn, Mass, died at the age of 81
years.