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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13

Homes and others, decree Of Jan'y 5, 1891.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
" OF VALUABLE CONVERSIONS PROPER
TY ON UNION HILL-In execution OF a decroo
In the aforementioned suit, the undersigned.
thereby appointed for the purpose, will sell by
auction, upon the premises on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Il, 1921,
at AZ O'Clock p. NJ, all that certain LOT, PIECE,
OR PARCEL OF LAND, With the improvements
thereon, lying aud being 10 the city OF Rich
mond, a. tho southwest cornor OF Twenty-thlrd
and n streets. fronting on the western side OF
Twenty third street - feet. more or less. and
running back along the south line Of street
about 100 feet.
The location OF this property renders IL very
desirable for business purposes, Pocket this
advertisement, so that you will not forget tho
day and hour Of sale.
TERMS: One third cash; the residue st six
and twelve months from day % sale, tho pur-
chaser 10 give his or her notes for deferred
payments, with interest added, and the title 70
be retained until all the purchase-mOnoy u paid
aud q conveyance ordered by the Court, or all
cash at the option Of the purchaser.
j. SAMUEL PARISH,
EDWARD y. ROSE,
SOL. CUTCHINS,
Special Commissioners.
CHEWING & Ross, Auc,ioneors.
RICHARDSON AND WIFE, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST
HOMES AND OTHERS. DEPBsDASrs-Is THK
CBAscsRY COURT or TIE CITY or RICHMOND
!, Charles w. Goddin, clerk OF said court, GER
tify that the bond required Of the special COM
missioners by the decree in said cause OF Janu-
airy ., 1891, has beon duly given.
Given under my hand this 7th day OF January.
1891. CHARLES w. GODDlN,
las Clerk.
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PHILADELPHIA, RI @ r. <fnfh
MoND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing dsye livery TUESDAY
and FRIDAY as2 n. and every SUNDAY ats
A AZ.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
received till iis0 A. NJ: for sundsys steamer
nil ) r. n. saturday. Freight received daily Gil
5P. N.
Fare, s.
For further information apply 70
J. w. McCARRICK,
General Southern Agent 0fles Rocxs.sx
W. CLYDE n CO.,
mol General Agents, PniladelphiA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
MRS. HuLoAH eoMuNosoN DEAD.
She Was Inferred with Her Infant in Her
Arms--sudden Deaths.
". T.c,arv 10 n

CHRisrIANsDURo. Va, january -Four
community was much shocked on yester-
aay ut tho sudden death OF Mrs Huldah
Edmundson, wife of DIR. W. II. Edmund.
son, which occurred at the residence Of
her husband, in this place. at o'clock:
Only very few knew she was sick, and
when the sad news OF her death was COM
municatsd II spread a pail over the entire
community.
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FOR RENT.

<,>,~~~0J>~.~ ~ -~~~~0-
nor RENT, DESIRABLE TWO-H
Il STORY BRICK DWELLINGS, with a5
modern conVenieuces, on Church Hill, No. 23l4
east Broad street, ten rooms, No. $40 north
Twenty-fourth street. eight rooms.
JAMES II. CRKNsHAW,
ia l3-eodlmo No II north Rioyenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13

BY Chewing a Rose,
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneors. aud Brokers,
No. 5 north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13
Y0RK-RIyER LINE, VA WEST r0l''
TmRFAvoairr ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND:

I&I<A ~ AtaNa@'~
TRAIN No. 10. sioH N.
LOCAL EXPRESS. daily, except $3.50 ssSs
stous az an sta,lonA AZ Lester hsno. 49, y
With stage for Nslzertoa. WIZ
steamer n West Point.
TRAIN No 10 as 7. ". ..,
BALTINoRS LIMITED, aaily exee2, y 49, siSs
foe Wcss point. connsesins mile ieas,ss,sss
steamers fos baltimore Al nslnr'o. 'y,,rssi n
counect with Bsit.msrs and cato rsn
Washinsson. PhlisdclphiA and Sss is.' a.
steamers leave Baiiimere 4 q n. a~ls'
's rssiss arrive - R,shncna Wis A n. s'a -
- TRAIN No. 70. r4oAA 20.
LOCAL NlxEp daily except sas .n Y. . .ssv
yusuiI third street. fos wsss fen' sA'
a's islss Sss q ssss.os iess q vstIs,s I,
opss ! < 3. wsK Z ssd troa sEA
~ NJ JA& 4 fAllve.x
1; - * s;::is. s1 s:;:::ss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13

Richardson and wifcl In the chsncery Court Of
against the city Of Richmond
Homes and others, decree Of Jsn'y 5, 1891.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-13

VXTE HAVE SEVERAL CUSTO-
w MERS WANTING MEDIUM-SIZR
HOUSES. II parties have such houses for rent
will place them with us We can rent them imme-
diately JONES, STILL q CO..
IA I3-eod3t I'LL east Main street.
The evening world., 1891-12-07
The Evening World Prints Asso
eiatod Press NewA
THB CHRIsTNAs-TREH FUND.

Tn EvlxrNo WORLD Christmas Tree
Fund is an enterprise in which this paper
and its friends figure in . most sincere
cooperation for the pleasure and benefit
Of the children of the city's poor. And in
confsxring this pleasure and benefit upon
those children all who assist in the coed
work will necessarily experience boun-
tiful return of self satisfaction.
The contributions acceptable are not
confined to those Of q financial character
though every Christmas penny will find
ready use. Toys and other remem-
brancss which will readily suggest them
selves to the benevolent and thoughtful
have added greatly to the completeness of
the contributed store in other years, and
Il Ill be 10 again this year.
But With regard to the money sub
soxiptions especially, promptness on the
part Of contributors Is most desira BILE in
order that the many details of expen-
diturs may be early in hand.
The evening world., 1891-12-07
WORlOllNCS.

DR.. Charles q. Abbott has foand cave OF slate
in New Jersey in which we're discovered vestiSes OF
the life of pre- e-Coumbian man. There were bits Of
charcoal, rude and ancient pottery and an Abund-
ance OF mussel shells about to snow the existence
of an occupant of the cave, possibly of tho
OF mound builders.
There were produced In tho United States last
year lil 22S. 5l3 tons of coal Of which 500 4sI
was anthracite. All of the anthracite, except
So, 5i7 tons from Colorado and New MEXICO and
1000 tons from New England, came from Penusyl-
vania.
The late Lord Lytton Is said to have been a frm
believer IN ghosts
BY putting aside a quarter Of dollar every day .
New Jersey man has In twenty years saved : s25
A walnut tree ~ ieet in diameter and 80 feet to
the hrst iranch vail he the unique exhibit OF =
Missouri town at the " orld's Fair
The evening world., 1891-12-07
MISssT. JOHNS D|VORCEsU|T
Surgeon Called to Support the
Charges Of Cruelty.

LONDON, Dec. THE number OF people
anxious TO listen to the revelations In the st.
Johh divorce case has become so large that
IL was ioutd necessary this morning to adopt
measures 10 prevent the unprivlieged from
entering the COURTROOM.
Ihe hrst witness THIS morning was Surgeon
cooper called TO support the charges OF
cruelty maze by the plaintin. lie testified
that he mad been called to attend Miss ST.
Johh. lie had examined her ana had found a
brulse ON her breast. Her back was also In
Jured, ana she was suffering much pain.
Mar"s OF the Druise on her breast lasted Tor
-FOUR months, and the Injury might have had
serious consequences.
MISS 81. John was cailea to resume her tes-
tlmony. In response to the questions put to
her by Mr. GIL, Miss st. John said that she
prepared the deed Of separation between her
self and her husband
,rha s,,,n,,., ~, ,ho ,,o, ,o, ,,ro,,,,, ~, ,,o
iH' ''7N 7N."s VI 'n' uo'u 'eii III oush oi .he
The evening world., 1891-12-07

What's this I hear about Chilly
wantin TO fight the United States2 Have
we bin hurtin' her feelin's, or has she
simply got cantankerous fit on?"
No reply.
II had slch lame back that l didn't
go to war when we fit the South" con.
tinued the tea-kettle man. as he lifted
the utensil up and rested it on his knees,
"but I'll be right on deck in case any
foreign power wants to try us on.
Whereabouts is Chilly and what sort O
folks are thew"
No reply.
s'pose everything in Washington is
purity quiet Jest nowp heard n feller
tellin' that Harrison had come out an 4
said he didn't want no more Office. but
skassly believe it. When feller gifts into
the White House he generally wants to
stay there. guess. Does it say anything
there about it2"
II you want to know what's going on
why don't you buy paperp' Grossly re-
piled the other.
~ don't allus think Of it,"
Then don't bother people who do !"
II wasn't a-botherin'. l was just
askin' If there was any news"
mo. sir!"
Wall, there hain't no use gittin' mad
about it. didn't know but Chilly was
Eassin' us agin. and it wouldn't hurt you
any to tell me-"
No reply.
docs 1t look as II there'd be war p
The mnn with the paper now folded il
up and put 1t in his pocket. and his nc
tions plainly showed that he was pro
voked.
us Chilly much of fghtin' power p
persisted the man with the tea kettle.
The other got up and went out on the
front platform.
Wall, l declared" said the other as he
waved his tea kettle around. Jest every.
body take notice OF him. I'll bet nine
dollars to cent that if we have q row
with Chilly, that ere chap won't be none
too good to pizen our wells and burn oul
barns while we are ut the front fightin' tc
save this Union"
NJ OrAp
The evening world., 1891-12-07
sAILIN'. sAILIN'. OVER THE OCEAN
HIOO.

Yes gentlemen, you want to sail in II you wish to
secure one of those fine Kcrsey Beaver overcoats,
Black, Blue and Brown, that We have placed on our
counter. at slt %. and, while you are in. just
take a glimpse Of tho Oxford Melton Oyercoat,
slo. 90, an Al garment $500. we have as tine
an overcost you IAN desire-iine cHssimers lined
fell backs deep velvet collars heavy line pure dye
tilk sleeve. THIS ovcrcoat Others ask s?5 % for
You can't Judge of what you on paper, you must
examine garment aud to come extent rely upon
the honor Of the house you are dealing with. Our
guarantee goes with every garment purchased.
Boys OvercoAts, Ulstsrsi big drive and special
sale In these storm coats Our elegant antique
Tripot Hat Rack presented with sl2 90 purchase
We open every evening until 10 and Saturdays
until IL o'clock. MANN BROTHERS,
sl<, Sle, as, $40 Grand 81
The evening world., 1891-12-07
TALK OF THE STAGE WORLD.
Harry Lee Engaged by Walter
Sanford.

Sylvia Gerrish, OF the Casino, who has Just
returned from London, tells characteristic
story Of John Ii. Russell, the "City Dlrec-
tory,s +" manager. Miss Gerrish with Isaheua
-,
Irquhar'' occupieu u poA one hlshl NJ the
Alhambrn. In the background OF the box
were four or five vounp men vary swell In
e e ..' ~ 40
evening attlre,ahd conVerslnS gayly Win the
Urquhart and Gerrish. The latter looking over
and downst airs esnied .John II Russell CALMLY
-. '' eN'.A.'
Watching the performance Win one or Two
friends. Anxious to see somebody from
VS. QUO '.n. "n uslei,oo' W n,i'o M.
russell 10 her ooX. The usher brought back
scribbled on ."I cannot come. | posit1veIy
. u - w ~ o. .o.I. po''''e'
reluse 10 associate with dukes
walter Sanford, the proprietor OF "My
Jack" has engaged Henry Lee for term of
wears - t,sM sanford. tnton,,,r Ia ,nr,,
'', .' '"u'0,u ,' 'N.en''''' W io' III
hhoiooramatc travelling STOCK company
pret high-class melodrama This sounds very
nice with an accent on the soundsN
THOSE VINO have been watching Henry G.
Sulliyau-esuue struggles for recognition as
tina ,u,nor y, tra,v,, u,,,,o, ,tn, ,.r,,
'H' N"0' y. H"'"is f"i'"' pi"s' ihc
n few nights ago some lines were introduced
to when De Millr cannot possibly lay claim.
There was "A stagc-wait. Cinders failed 10
appear on time ncnry Talbot occupied the
stage with another actor, Talbot was in de-
sruir. ON ,he spur OF the Monclt he ex
claimed to the urtOr With him YnI'a hat / rr
The evening world., 1891-12-07
THE SALE OF A WIFE.

A ihocking story Is told by the wife OF
IN sast- side worker on cloaks, who 10 su-
ing her husband for q divorce. She de-
clares chat the man sold her into infAmy.
getting her on false pretense to go to the
place where he had consummated the
bargain.
The man got mere pittance for the
sale. He 10 now in jail for refusing to
pay weekly sum to the woman pending
the trial of her case. A way should be
found to make him deeply repent his bar
ter Of his wife. Such transaction is the
most degrading Of which human mind
can conceive.
The evening world., 1891-12-07

p. Archibald and Edward b. Murphy. Tickets 70,
tins fourth regular mass-meetng in the series fol
be held at Sirty-siEth street and Madison avenue.
were received and distributed.
The Central Labor Federation instructed its Sec.
retHry ycsterday to send circulars to all delegates
to tho Birmingham Convention OF the American
Federation Of Labor asking them not to vote for
the unions in this city stfIisted with the Feders-
the labor organizations in this city would cert
jurcd
ferdinand +. Smith former member OF the
Arbitration Committee of the Central Labor Union
10 that GYd hs, he mot
OF substitutes In any of It's committees. Mr.. Smith
81 the u
Union. Smiths explanation was accepted aud II
was resolved that the referring to the action
of the Committee he tabled and that its bill be
As the School Board of London has persistently
In the building d nnd rspniriSg m Of ths
to- "omn.o e6ers Of her OWN unions
municipal Offices in the future; How would IT dc
csrpontors and Other eraismen % ocnapy @ the Otes;
OF the men who control our public works and refuse
to consider the claims Of organized labor!
The vote of the members of Typographical Union
d.edsd in favor q the nins. hour Day Last wssl
twesty cards were deposited and thiTtS;Sin;
have heen withdrawn, while twelve suspended were
Houghton and Charles Newton have died. At yes.
terdAys special meeting the question of evyins an
assessment to assist the job men was referred to
general vote Of the members. To the striking
printers of Pittsburg 81. 900 will be given.
I.aborcrs' Union No. . has elected the following
officers for the coming Six months: Charles Nalen
tine President; Frederick Zaich, Vice President
Charles Storm Financial Secretary; Jacob Schuler,
Recording Secretary; Joseph Brnkel, Correspond
ing Secretary; Gustave Biedermann, Treasurer
S11 Trossst h1G
nance Committee; Albert thinner and jacob
Fischer. Trustees; Char les Storm and August Man
fried, Delegates to the l.aborers General Council.
On March IL the Union will have its annual ball.
The following credentials were received by the
Marble and Mosaic Workers Union. Ralph Carrara
from PresSmen's Union No. ., w. Waldron. The
MISCELLANEOUS Section reporte that James Lawol
Co., of Twenty tJ-oighth street and Third avenue,
Brewing Company. The Section further reported
that n committee, consisting of Thomas Doyle
John VConnell, p. Chase, j. Bradley and s. II.
Jacobson had been appointed to confer with
Lawlor
The New York Federation OF Labor resolved yes
unions 70 ask them to Join until the Birming ghan
Convention OF the American Federation OF Labor
has taken action in regard to the trouble with tn,
Central Labor Federation. A motion to proclaim
was Rii over and committee was appointed Il
ask Mr. Ehret to make his place union brewery
The delegate to the Birmingham Convention wa'
instructed to move that the boycott against
affiliated with the Federation. A lengthy discus
zion arose rpon motion to instruct the delegat,
that \" shoild vote against the PROPOSITION of thu
Knights of Labor to harmonic with the Fedora
tional time before the question could be vote'
|
The evening world., 1891-12-07
FOR POOR CHILDREN.
Send In Something to Help Fill
the Christmas Trees.
II Takes Only a Trifle to Make the
Little Ones Happy.
Toys or Gifts Of Any Kind Will BE
Gratefully Received.

Letters containing contributions OF
money should he addressed to Cashier
N. Y. World. Pulitzer Building.
All parcels or packages containing do
nations of toys, clothing, books OF other
articles should be addressed to the Man
ager ' Evening Worlds" Christmas
Tree, "a FIFTH AVENUE
The American. National and Westcott
Express Companies will convey all pack
ages Of 70 pounds weight and under ad-
dressed ~ above free of charge.
The evening world., 1891-12-07
Coming Events,

The Greeley Baseball club will hold its first
annual ball at Lyric Hall tonight.
The Excelsior Dramatic League will give
an entertainment and reception ut Turn Hall
tonight.
A theatrical performance and ball will be
given on Sunday evening, Dec. go, at Terrace
Garden bV the New York Lodge, No. II, !. q.
s. B.
Aid society VIII take place at Arlington Hall
on Friday evening, Jan l5.
The Thomas +. sheridan Association ball
Will take pace at Adelphi Hall on Wednesday
evening.
The evening world., 1891-12-07

To seek to repeal the Mckinley bill
entire. with q Republican Senate and
President, seems too much like butting
ones head against stone wall simply to
show that he detests the obstacle. To
knock out separate stones in tho weakest
places, with view to preaching the wall,
would seem to be better tactics.
The evening world., 1891-12-07

1t Is now claimed that the man who
threw the bomb in Mr.. SAoE's office was
one of band OF dynamiters whose object
u is to blow up millionaires. That this
supposition 10 based on the statement of
man who wrongly identified the dead
bomb-thrower's head somewhat weakens
belief in 1t.
The evening world., 1891-12-07

And now Col. SHEPARD aud Mr.. BARNEY
BIGLIN are out, and the Grand Old Party
must suffer the consequences. Mr.. BIoLIN
says that Ibis first impulse was to sav
nothing about it." but TINT really tile
gallant Colonel is positive detriment to
the machine. Col. SHEPARD maintains
digniied silence.
The evening world., 1891-12-07

TIE WORLD prints to-day New York
State Supreme Court Judge KEHNEpY's
relations with the late BILL TWEED and
MIKE NORTON. 1t is interesting reading,
but cannot make the Union League Club
over-happy.
The evening world., 1891-12-07
An Anti. Thief nnrquor the Thing.

TTF0W Ihf N ITIlDlsIDrf Nnn.l
The London salvation Army proposes 70
give banquet TO 600 thieves. This Is a
queer way to waste money. The thieves can
take care o; themselves. Its the poor class
OF Londoners who are starving who should be
fed TO prevent thcin econlny thieves
The evening world., 1891-12-07
RiGht You are, MPior.

lfiom The baltimore World
Mckinley says that IL is the rule for men
elected TO ONCE in Ohio 10 serve their terms
out Yes, the Major Is right. The Ohio man
who would give up political ofiice before his
term expired died long time before Adam
was born.
The evening world., 1891-12-07
One Thing Rem aimed.

TFTOW lNt IUl'LuTy BuIeNn.l
Mr.. Wlldewcst-l tell you, the last cyclone
that struck my Nebraska farm was terror.
II pulled out the We'll and lifted everyt thing
on the place but one article.
The New iorker-What was that, a grind
stone or an anvil.
"Nelther; biz mortgage"
The evening world., 1891-12-07

The Catherine Mission ladies', OF this city,
who have asked Police commissioner Mclean
for permission to provide the jolly big blue
coats with rocking-chairs, must be at loss
for something to do. Why not go up to the
Hospital for Crippled and Ruptured Children
and help some OF the poor dispensary patients
to get the little peraInbuators and surgical
appliances 50 sorcly needed. The police force
is made up OF ab!c-bodied, Independent fel-
lows, who are paid lair salaries, provided
with the necessary comforts Of station-house
life and who do not care to be patronizcd by
charitable ladies'. II the Catherine Mission
patrohesscs have any good cigars or fine
tobacco the men IN blue Will be glad to re-
ceiyc consignment.
The evening world., 1891-12-07

The Empress of Germany. according to
this mornings cables. is .uN estlug hber-
ally in Christmas presents She sets q
good example to those interested i'll The
EVENING WoRLp's Christmas. Tree Fund.
The evening world., 1891-12-07
Now Don't Say Mean Things.

IFFOm Ne thIcd90 TImeI
II the present moral status OF New York IS
attributable to the lifelong services OF An
thony Comstock IN that city Chicago will not
be particularly enthusiastic over mis- avowed
purpose Of beginning his crusade here.
The evening world., 1891-12-07
Carlyle Harris

Carlyle Earris's Trial Again Fut Of
on account OF the Illness OF Miss May
schoneld, n new and important witness for
the prosecution, the trial OF Medical student
Carlyle W. Harris, charged with the murder
OF Helen A. Potts, his young and beautiful
vile, was postponed this morning In tho
next
The evening world., 1891-12-07
Easily Overlooked.

from Street & Snith. Good Ssu.l
Zig Boy-Why don't you thrash that In
sulting bullyS lie says you are chicken
hearted.
small Boy-That's all right. He means I'm
q game cock.
The evening world., 1891-12-07

tFrop The Jsusll.rs' Wcckly.l
Minnie aged siX)-Mithter Martin, may !
thpt qn my finger an put II on YOU thcar,-
PM
Her Sisters Bcau-Ya-as, II you wish. But
Nhyl
Niln!e-Thlther thayth ith pasthte an !
want to thee II IL will thick.
The evening world., 1891-12-07

Christmas Is nenr at hand and 10000
poor children are looking to you for
Ritts. Now IL the time 10 subscribe to
The EVENING World Christmas Tree
Funl.
The evening world., 1891-12-07
Food for Reflection.

lIrom the Chicago Iimss
There is ample 1000 for reflection In COL
lngersolls observation that every orthodox
minister IN the United states Is listened to
just In proportion to the amount of heresy lie
prcacLes.
The evening world., 1891-12-07
Here Is a Ref ction,

From the boston Record.
Spain Is one step In advance OF America In
the use Of electricity for agricultural work.
In some parts OF that country the farmer
plouGhs his fields with electricity as a motive
power.
The evening world., 1891-12-07
AT THE PISTOLS POINT.
Seven Cattle Men Complain OF Cru.
city on Board the France.

Seven Prussian cattlemen on the National
Line steamship France complained to the
British Consul to-day that the foreman OF the
cattle sang had robbed them at the pistol
point when OF Liberty Island yesterday.
The police boat Patrol started TO arrest
the foreman.
The evening world., 1891-12-07

Tho sale OF the building owned by ]. Roth
child ha, no connection with the carpet bus
ness controlled by McsSrs. j. a j. BGhsDn, 40
and 4! West u II 81. Their carpet business
viii be continued rs usual anplb notice viii
he given OF any change OF location. =
The evening world., 1891-12-07
No Chance fer Free Silver.

TFrOm ne TNI7dHfTp TpHfI Tmr.
There's certainly no chance for free silver
In general in this country, when even the
subsidiary silver currency is not free from
scurrilous remarks concerning the taste and
leauty OF It's designs.
The evening world., 1891-12-07

The Chinese rebels have been met and
defeated. Many heads have been chopped
oil, and the Children of the Muon are once
more happy.
The evening world., 1891-12-07
Holiday Presents.

tfrOn JUdg,
Little Miss Rich-My mamma gave me q
doll This Christmas that can talk.
Little Miss PUorc-IIuhi santa Claus sent
my mamma really. truly, live baby.
The evening world., 1891-12-07
Carrying Gu. His Idea.

li.Tihs Epoch.
She-iou spend all your time with that
Gordon g!rL Why did You insist on my mar
rying you when told you could never make
you happyi
lic-Well, knew ! could undertake that
lob ly self.
The evening world., 1891-12-07
Welcome Awaiting Her.

From the Chicago Post
Brother Jonathans latch-string is out, and
when Miss Canada presents herself she will
lind bosptable welcome to his lireside.
The evening world., 1891-12-07
Import 'Em at Once.

IFTom Ms CamLVIand Nsns.l
China Is said TO raise IN odorless onion. IL
would be good idea to import them to this
country and give them 70 the man who comes
eesee the editor.
The evening world., 1891-12-07
Go.d Cura for the surnr crazn

from ne Fhiiad,IpLia L.dgevl
Western Senator Is said by one OF his fel-
low-senators TO bc "incurably affected by the
silver craze" lie shouldn't bc considered u
hopeless case TIL the gold cure Is tried on him.
The evening world., 1891-12-07

Highway robberies are becoming too
frequent IN this city. What i, the matter
with the fuest force in the world?
The evening world., 1891-12-07
[ SKETCHES sYA
gfM.QyAS6.
1t Looked Suspicious.

He was reading newspaper on Full
ton street surface car III Brooklyn. and
after while the man beside him who
had q tin tea-kettle between his feet
which he was taking down to DO mended,
kindly inquired.
Much news in the paper to-day?"
Um !" grunted the other.
II can read. of course" said the tea
kettle man. but my eyes is rather weak
o. late years. Are them Italians sassin'
this Government yit ~
"Um |" was the same discourteous re-