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The evening world., 1891-04-27
THE CLEANER

| Sunday afternoon was glad to see what
blissful time the young ones were having In
one Of the giades in Central Psrk. 1t vas
swarm,ng ike an ant-hiil with the frollcsomo
boys and girls. They Joined hands and walked
around in circles, they rolled with mad delight
on the soft grass, the boys turned somersaulis,
the infants that could hardly walk toddled
abou, on the swsrd like playful, weak-kneed
ismbkina 1t was delightful. and l rejoiced
tnat those innocent children we're not kept
on the grass nor coerced into painful repres-
sion because 1t was Sunday.
| The new printing house which the Catholic
World 10 erecting on sixtieth street, 10 up as
far a. the third story. I see. This will be q
great help to the Pauiist Fayhers, who own the
building.
Ihesr that City Printer Martin B. Brown Is
not satisfied with the improvement In his
health wrought by his Winter visit to the
South, and that he contcmplates q visit OF
several months TO Carlsbad. lie will be ac-
companied by his wife and daughter, the lat
ter's health being also considered in making
the trip. They will sail May Q on the steam
ship Ems and be away two mon,ha
The mn. and dov.ra n, no,,,,cs are exemn,-
| nea in Jamea uaves now doorkeener for tho
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WeiEknoWn actress was among the audi
enoe ~ aswagger thea're the otner nignt'
ene had Ad'lriend with her ana
throughout tne pay even IN 'he most pa'heuc
parts, the eieghne and suppressed shrieks OF
merriment from the pair oouid DC heard
throughout the AUDITORIUM was ANNOYING
10 the people on the stage ss wen Is 10 the
audience, and venture to say that the actress
In question would have heen highly indignant
had the same thing occurred while she was on
the stage.
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The evening world., 1891-04-27

The ghastly directorate controlled by
Miss FANNY STRIKER will get no more OPP
portunity to expend in spirit marriage
feasts and the like the fortune held in trust
for the insane wife OF GEORGE d. CARROLL.
A committee appointed by the courts will
replace Mr.. CARROLL in tho caro- Of the
estate. 1t will be interesting to note the
effect on the spirits of this imputation
against their economic sagacity.
The evening world., 1891-04-27

1t seems that another part OF our immi-
grafton statutes besides that relating to
paupers and criminals has been practically
dead letter. An agent finds that the
Contract Allen Labor Law has been con.
stantly violated, and a special report is to
be made TO the Treasury Department.
The evening world., 1891-04-27

bias towards mulberry leaves as It's one ar
ticle OF diet. Now, the mulberry treo does
not flourish in United Germany. 80 q
Munich professor has patiently trained the
sllkworm TO an acquired taste for the
Seorzonerd Hipdniod, whatever that may
be. II It tastes as badly as It sounds one
would think the worm could be coaxed into
n liking for tobacco JUICE.
The evening world., 1891-04-27

Tho opprobrium borne so long by the
American hog, now that 1t has boon per
mitted to enter Germany, has fallen upon
the American Hog Commissioners. The
German papers cannot find epithots harsh
enough for these unfortunate gentlemen.
The evening world., 1891-04-27

The Central Labor Federation yesterday
adopted unanimously resolution demand
ing the opening Of the Museum OF Art on
Sunday. 1t is both Just and reasonable
demand, and Its repetition should not be
necessary
The evening world., 1891-04-27
VACRANT VERSES.
Her Idee of Spring.

The woodwork awful dirty,
An them curtins 10 plumb black.
An the garrett an the cellar
Look's II was fearful slack,
AL the blinds have on q coAtin'
That JSst makes me downright sioh
And the top shelves 10 alt groAnin'
With the dust ON them so thick,
The front steps need q -pAintin',
but your pa will put IL on;
An when speak o. shinEnn'
tie Stare, an then hs II soodf.
d MT believe ned really
Know II twas \ riGEsr Fall,
III ne nidn't got wife thet's clean,
And has to boss u ali,
-ATiSitHe AHdsr5On. In NuRtsys Weekly
The evening world., 1891-04-27

The Russian artist, VEREsTcHAGIN, Ia
said to have become insane. Many Of his
canvases, representing distinctively Russian
subjects, have been very gloomy and NOR
bid, though, no doubt, literally true. The
bias of his mind towards the harsh and
ghastly characteristics OF his native land
may now be considered either as partis
cause or effect OF tendency to dcmentia.
The evening world., 1891-04-27
Saved the Trouble.

TFTOWs DouV"TsT
Conductor 10 Western Kansas man on the
nain)-The Eastern capitalists seem 10 nRht
shy OF your par: of the State since the drouth.
You must inias them.
Kansas man-Not much. II saves NJ the
trouble o. haulin' 'em inter our cyclone caves
every nme little cloud oomea up.
The evening world., 1891-04-27

German ingenuity is only aroused by tho
diniculty of a problem. 1t is a hard fact
of natural history that the gentle worm
whose 'GtSon detre is abundantly proven by
tho softly shimmering robes of silk in which
women clothe themselves has q marked
The evening world., 1891-04-27

An Indian Agent has resigned because he
could not suppress the dances by the sisse-
ton Sioux in South Dakota. The Depart
ment wanted him to, but he found that the
Indians were citizens, and hence had O
right to dance so long as they were orderly.
There hardly seems proper ground for ac-
cepting his resignation under such circum-
afr
The evening world., 1891-04-27

DR.. DEPEw returns from the West with
glowing reports of the crops and the senti-
ment for HARRISON. Unless the Blaine
signs fail in dry weather the New York
Centrars President would appear to have
railrosded his political observations past
some plain facts,
The evening world., 1891-04-27
Sha Eald tha Palma

Ere they were we'd they often drove
ThrouEh h wooded dell or pleasant grove
lie let her drive, with pride he sHslled
To sec how wsll the rslns she held.
All. since they're wed, in all they do
lie acts just as she wants him toi
bo nos. all fall ~ aches and palma
He kicks because che b, Is the reins.
Rider aAd DrtrsT,
The evening world., 1891-04-27
Quick Change.

lFV0A HdrpSr'S BaSaF,l
"Hullc. Cadley," said Bronson, entering
the restaurant, show are youf"
"Pretty we'll"
''WhAt are you doing noWf"
"Well. when came in here two hours ago
J. wac not N business; but I've changed some
Ainoo; In waiter Just now"
The evening world., 1891-04-27

Tom REEDS use Of tho gavel boosted him
out Of the speakership. Mr.. MILLS, 1t is
now reported. means to have tho use OF 1t
to boost him into tho Senate.
The evening world., 1891-04-27

Her Demand.
Iron he Pinsbprg BuUsHn.l
Mr. Parvenoo-Well, I've selected the new
house.
Mrs. Parvenoo--Where is tf
No. 396 Queen Anne avenue.
insist on your getting the one next door.
must be able to ssay, Tutnfully, that 1 live
among the 400
The evening world., 1891-04-27
Eth ?

II Uncle Sam may run
he telegraph. pray why
May ho not go into the biz
Of making cake And pief
Ot making coats and VestAI
OF hddlsS and OF flutssy
And those most noble garments
Three dollar shoes aud boots. -LtIS.
The evening world., 1891-04-27

Bloody revolutions prove not tho end Of
South Americas visitations. Yellow
Jacks" flag now flies at Rio Janeiro.
The evening world., 1891-04-27

Dovn IN tie moutA
the woman who doesn't uss
Pearline. Her work brings
WEAKNESS and complaint
Pearline brings cleanliness with
ease and comfort. 1t makes
light of washing and cleaning.
1t saves wear and tear to your
clothes, your muscles, your cash
and your temper. Ask some Of
the millions who use it. Pearline
can do no harm to the finest
fabric-it can do no harm to
try it.
Beware of limitations. 2l5 JAMES PYLENY
The evening world., 1891-04-27

Potato famine in Berlin 10 o decided i'm
portation. It is due not to rot but to .
ring. This Is o sort OF rottenness, anyhow.
The evening world., 1891-04-27
Whore the Blow was Heaviest

tENo~ ne ciotAtsT sAd FsrHtsAsr.l
MiSS PAlisAde-l have just heard that your
brother has loSt two of his nnEsrA lam 90
sorry, ana the pain must have been frightfuL
Mas Brainy tfrom Boston)-oh. the pain was
b able % ne his own nSckIio any more
The evening world., 1891-04-27
Ee Was Ali Rian..
Insm a. Ka.kinaion RalaA.t

Iron tie WaskiASioA HatsASt.l
TeAehsr-JohnnJ. why Ia George Brown abb
sentf
Johnny-Why, George Brown says his sis
tors set cold; but dat aiR1 noIhin': one o.
my sisters u got de smallpox and tOIhOF one
Dc measles, but come ali the same.
The evening world., 1891-04-27

Spring hurrahs are not nearly as good a.
Fall votes.
The evening world., 1891-04-27

President HAHRIsoN is getting moro fiow.
ers strewn ON his way than did CESAR.
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ITO BUY A THING RIGHT.
BUY WHERE IT'S MADE"
FLlNT'S FINE
URNITU RE.

LOOK EvERYwHERE, EXAMINE CARE.
FULLY. THEN COMPARE OUR PRICE. AND
AN AVERAGE SAVING OF AT LEAST 20 PKR
CENT. is CERTAIN.
SURPRISINGLY STYLISH BEDROOM SUM
OF EIGHT PIECES FOR s22 ELEGANTLY
CARVED DARK OAK SUITS FOR s3s &o
ARARE DISPLAY OF HANDSOME PARLoR
SUITS IN ATTRACTIVE COVERINGS.
ALSO, WE ARE SHOWING LARGE AND
FINE ASSORTMENT OF GOODS SUITABLE
FOR THE FURNISHING OF FLATS.
FINE EXHIBITION OF DINING-RooA
FURNITURE IN EARLY ENGLISH COLONIAL
AND OTHER STYLES AT VERY MODERATE
RATES. sIDEBoARDs AT $50 AND UPWARD.
LEATHER DINING-CHAIR s3. 10 UPWARD.
OUR SAMPLES OF NATURAL MAPLE ARE
MUCH ADMIRED.
"BUY OF THE MAKER"
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Bad For the Dog,

Bad For the Dog.
tFroE Hdrper's BaSar.l
Jaysmith-Look here, McCorkle, your dog
bit me Just now.
McCorkle-Pm glad you told me. I'll give
the poor fellow an antidote right away,
The evening world., 1891-04-27

When asked for an opinion Of the strong
minded woman Mrs. Annie Besant said: "If
you mean the mannsh woman, l think her de-
testable."
The evening world., 1891-04-27
No Help Wanted.
lFfom Brooklyn Ltfs.i

DR.. PILES to suffering patent)-There. take
q ateGspoontul Of this mixture every half hour.
1t will help the pain.
PAtient-Great guns, mani I don't want II
helped; want 1t stopped.
The evening world., 1891-04-27
A Striking Similarity

A Striking Similarity.
tFrom the Boston Courisr.l
Miss Sharpe-Your friend, Wooden, treminds
me so much OF the learned professions
Bulnncn-Ah, he'll bo glad 10 hear IL; but in
what way?
Miss shsrpe-why. there Is 30 much room at
the top.
The evening world., 1891-04-27
An Inspiration.
Iron Puck

"That's rather queer"
nwaat7
THAT Brocky Van Rensselaer, should be-
ong TO the 'smart SET. He's fearfully dull" "
The evening world., 1891-04-27
The WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR.
Fads. Fashions and Fancies That
Delight the Gentler Sex.
Hats for Young Girls - Advan-
tages Of Physical Education
The Fashionable Woman
New Spoons for Nus
tard Pots-Steels for
Dress-Linings.

Large mats for Rirls from six to sixteen years
are trimmed with wrcaths OF wild flowers OF
the simplest OF daisies, corn-nowers, peoples.
&c, with bows OF velvet or satin ribbon. The
ribbons cross the sides and are Joined IN front
in pert bow amid the flowers, with q larger
erect bow In the back. shade hats for girls
may be trimmed with plaid riopon in butter
ny bo Y In front and erect loops in the back.
The evening world., 1891-04-27

tits to be hoped that the Board OF Lady
Managers in Chicago will change their name
when they get ready for work. The bes, half
Of American society is content to be called
woman.
The evening world., 1891-04-27

The new spoon for . mustard po. or radish
ar Is nine inches long and oTnamented with
nil length figures Of dancing girls.
The evening world., 1891-04-27

Emily Faithful said in q recent address on
tho subject "Can Women Combine, /" that the
competent cook or housemsid is the most inde-
pendent and best paid worktpgwoman in Eng
land. "Half the girls of the ipresent day,
she said, who tinker and dabble in one thing
or another are supernuouL Mrs. Besant
thinks that the society women who devote
their whole lly es to prinking, flirting and seek
ing the favors OF fashion are supernuoua
The evening world., 1891-04-27

One OF the best known Talmudists in the
United States, I am Informed, is a searcher in
the Surropate's once. His name Ii Moritz
Ellinger, an ex-Coroner.
The evening world., 1891-04-27

Joseph j. oDonohue, the coffee broker and
ferry magnate, is q prominent member of the
New York Athletic Clue and lover of the
manly art. His favorite exercise Is with the
gloves, and he 10 not afraid TO tackle an old
professional like Mike Donovan, and he can
keep Mike very busy, too Mr.. oDonohus
has taken the Havemeyer place at Babylon,
l. L, for the Summer.
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he ACTS JUST LIKE a car.
Strange Affection Of an Indiana Boy
Who Was Bitten by q Faline.

Strange Affection of an Indiana Boy
Who Was Bitten ny q Feline.
Hartford CITY. IND. Dec. 20.-Willie
Smith, 10 years old. was two years ago
bitten by a pet cat. Recently he had
peculiar paroxysms Saturday while walk
ing about the room he was suddenly seized
with an attack, and with the agility and
certainty OF a cat sprang upon the dining
room table and began 90 spit aud scratch
the wall and ceiling with all the Ticiousness
son would approach he would prepare to
spring upon them. Finally by throwing
blankets over his head he was subdued.
Last night he had another paroxysm. He
became totally oblivIous to all around him
except to en- object attached to string. He
would lower it over the side Of his head and
then. lying prone upon his face,
he would gradually draw it up
ward until it would appear IN
view, then as quick as lightning he would
pounce upon it aud try to bite it. This he
repeated several times. Then he would
lick his hands and meow. After the parox-
ysm had Ia a measure subsidized he curled
himself up in bed. This morning he is
resting comfortably and in possessson of all
his faculties. He can remember nothing
that occurred while laboring under these
attacks. Il is Dot hydrophobia, hysteria,
or epilepsy, for many of the symptoms are
wanting His temperature remains nor
NAL, pulse slightly accelerated or quick
ened, liver and kidneys active, appetite
good, digestion perfect. During an interval
between the paroxysms he is bright and
cheerful DR.. Clouser. an old and reputable
physician, was called in consultation and
says after over half century's practice he
never witnessed anything like it. He has
no explanation for the strange maledy.
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CsISP'S PLAN,
1t is Meeting With Considerable OPP
position.

1t is Meeting With Considerable Op-
petition.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-Speaker Crisps
plan to put northern men at the head of the
ways and means and appropriations commit
tees is meeting with constable opposition.
The effort at the displacement of one Of the
proposed chairmen seems to be directed
more against Mr.. Holman than against Mr..
Springer, although it must be acknowl-
edged that the friends of Mr.. Mills were
confidently asserting that he would not
only be offered the Craftsmanship Of the
ways and means committee, but that he
would accept 1t. 1t was said that Mr..
Mills had been offered the craftsmanship
under a pledge that he would not submit
auy general tariff bill, and this fact alone
tended some " hat to discount the story. No
foundation could be found for the story, and,
indeed IL was denied most emphaticslly by
those who are known TO be in the speaker 5
counsel They say that Mr.. Crisp has not
deviated from bis original intention In re-
gard to those chairmanships. At least two
prominent southern senator's labored for
some time with the speaker Friday morn
ing in order to Induce him not to appoint
two northern men, but their visit was not
sufficient to induce the speaker to change
hfe mind.
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CARRIED OR DRAGGED
TEST OF A woMAN's PATIENCE
After Pleading for Four Years She &c.
cures Robbers Pardon.
From the Pittsburp Dispatch.

From the PLttsbLr0 Dispatch.
BosToN. Dec. 16.-Jimmy Dunlap, the
notorious bank burglar, who. with SIX 9TH
ers, robbed the Northampton National
Bank of nearly 100000 In 1879,
will soon be released from state
prison, where be has been serving
a 20-year sentence on account of that
crime. He had served only fourteen years,
but the executive council has decided TO
pardon him and thus set him at liberty two
years earlier than he would otherwise have
secured it, after deductipg four years for
good behavior. Dunlap and Robert
Q. Scott were the only members
of the gang who were convicted. Scott
died in prison few years ago, and Dun
laps pardon will be the last act in one Of
the most sensational bank robbertes on rec
ord. Dunlap's confession led to the restor-
alton OF 81, 100. 600 of securities to the bank,
and this fact was an important factor in
securing his pardon.
There Is also pretty romance connected
with the bank robbers release. MIRA Scott,
wife of Dunlap's pal, promised her husband
before he died that she would not rest until
she had secured Dunlap's pardon, and she
has notably kept that promise. Every
governor aimee 1888 has been importuned
by Mrs Scott to pardon the notorious bank
robber, and she Is now successful after four
years of pleading.
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SIZE HAp an BYE To BUSINESS.

for Breach OF Promise.
WABASH, IND, Dec. 20.-A sensation
was caused hero Friday by the admission OF
Miss Ella Ray, the handsome young woman
who sued Edward Kisner for breach OF
marriage contract and obtained verdict
for 81. 900, which amount he paid into court
last week, that she was married la July to
Fred Hipp. son Of Chris Hipp, a city coun-
Gilman. The wedding occurred quietly at
Fort Wayne. eud all knowledge was sup-
pressed. fearing it might affect the OUT
come Of the suit against Kisner. Mr..
Kisaer has been industriously kicking him
self ever since hearing of the wedding OF
his late sweetheart
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THIS JACK.RABB1r FIGHTS.
Il Whips All the Dogs in the Neighbor
hood With Ease.
yrom the Cincinnati Enquirer.


MEcHANIcsBURG, O., Dec. 19.-John D.
PRIV. a farmer in this neighborhood, owns a
net jack-rabbit whose fighting record Is
subject of comment for miles around. The
rabbit was shipped to Mr.. Pry by some
western friends. 1t is as gentle as a kitten
and accepts the carresses Of the children in
an appreciative and playful manner. Dus
n draws the line when 1t comes to making
friends with dogs 1t seems to possess q per-
Sact antipsthy and hatred for dogs, and it Is
claimed the rabbit can whip any dogs that
ever wore hair.
tbraa dogs In rapid succession, receiving
scarcely blemish, one OF its antagonists
heinU q bull pun. Up to this time none OF
tie dogs which have been pitted against the
rabbit have succeed in whipping him. lis
tovorsta mode of Sighting is by disabling q
dogs ewes by means Of its claws, which ne
uses vloiousiy, sending its antagonist from
il in bowling defeat.
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500 MEN CHASE WILD BEASTS.
Though Frequently Seen and Shot at
the Animals Invariably Escape.

Though Frequently Seen and Shot at
the Animals Invariably Escape.
LEIPsIc. o.. Dec. I9.-The chase for the
two wild animals that has been carried on
siuce last Saturday afternoon, has aroused
the country for miles around. Two Of the
hunters. ALI. ~ Rhoades and Jerry Ell
finger, who have been on the trail since
Sunday afternoon, arrived In this city this
afternoon and report the chase again in full
blast Il was stated by these two men that
and that the baying Of the hounds can be
heard for q mile. Mr.. Ettinger, who is an
old experienced hunter, says
BE BAD TWO SHOTS
atsthe larger OF the two brutes, but as the
distance was great at which ne shot, the
exac. effect on the animal could not be de-
termined, but says that the animal uttered a
fearful howl and that blood was found on
the ground where the brute stood. The
great speed with which these animals travel
makes it almost an impossibility for the
tratlers TO surround them the heetest hound
on the trail having hard work 70 keep hot
scent. The brutes keep well together dur.
ing the day, but
AT MIGHT THEY SEPARATE
and travel for miles before they again Join
company. Samuel Fcitz, one OF The
hunters who has been after the animals, and
who on yesterday afternoon got a shot and
good view of the smaller of the two
brutes, says it was about 51S feet long and
about 2 feet tall, and that it looked ferocious
when he shot IL Is now hoped that the
animals. which are undoubtedly California
pumas, will be shot before another day. as
their depredations are getting holder each
day, as they are undoubtedly hard pressed.
They are now located near the center of the
black swamp, and
TAKE TO THE WATER
to throw the hounds from their trail. and
will be hours before IL can be again picked
up. Messrs. Etttnger and Rhoades had their
dogs with them, two fine hounds, and they
we're completely worn out, having only a
few hours rest since Sunday night ]. K.
Baughman, one Of the hunters, will leave IN
the morning for the hunting ground, with
several old and experienced woodsmen,
fully equipped to capture the animals.
Three of the men that go with this gang
have seen the animals several times and
say that they are the most vicious beasts
they have ever seen, and they go well
armed. One of the animals took down
a large-sized deer that had been hung up
and
CARRIED OR DRAGGED
1t about 100 yards, where, after devouring
a portion OF It, left the balance by large
log. One Of the hunters, Mr.. Butler,
while trailing the missing venison, saw the
animal, but failed TO get shot, on account
OF his gun missing fire. He says that IL is
one of the most cunning animals he has ever
seen, and can elude its pursuers in a won
derfully clever manner. He lives only a
few miles west Of this place, and says he has
frequently seen the animal while in the
woods, and think it is, without doubt, the
California puma.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-12-24

Affections of the bowels, so prevalent In
children, cured by Simmons Liver Regu-
lator.-Ad
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A GENTS for Alert and Union Injectors thu
IA simplest and most effective on the market:
Gullett Light Draft Magnolia Cotton Gin, the
best in the market
An orders promptly attended to. Sand Tor
Price List.
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MEDICAL.
for infants and Children.

"castoriais oveTl adapted to children that
Trecommend it as superior TO any prescription
known 70 me-" II. A. ARcmR, n. D.,
Iii So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn. NY.