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The evening world., 1891-06-20

An Ohio physician defines blush as a
temporary erythema and calorihc efiul-
gence of the physiognomy, aetiologized
by the perceptiveness of the censorium
when in predicament of unequilibrity
from sense of shame. anger or other
cause eventuating in a pHresis of the
vasomotor capillnries, whereby, being
Invested of their elasticity, they are suf-
fused with radiant. aerated, compound
nutritive circulating liquid, emanating
from an inundated praecordia." And
strange to say, most of us had not the
faintest conception of it. Aad SO simple.
ton
The evening world., 1891-06-20

A man arrested yesterday claimed to
own all the railroads on the earth and
said he was 800 years old. 1t is signifi-
cant that when found he had his eye on
Riverside Park. What show has JAY
GOULD against such an old established
railroad park -grabber as this?
The evening world., 1891-06-20
He Got 1t Off,

tFrom Street d Smiths Good Ners.t
Mr.. Saphead TO hlmSelD D-Heres a good
thing. I'll read Il again so can remember It.
Let me see. What Is 1t? All, here It is.
'Gen. Butler says he has often been called o
rascal, but he thanks heaven no one ever
called him n fool" First rate. III get that
oil at the DE Beauties tonight.
Mr.. SaphCOd lat dinner at the De Beautees)
--Aw, Miss De Bcautee, do you know I'm like
Gen. Butler In one thing9"
Miss De Beautec-Ies, I've noticed you
cuutnt. "a littlp
The evening world., 1891-06-20
Wanted an Expert.

TFTVH' TTF 'TTFdY0 IFIUNNF.
man In the val iag-TOC N OF one OF the dig
railway passenger depOts mounted u seat yes
tCrday Afternoon and call u out:
I" Is there anybody from New York in tho
rOCm."
YES" answered a man IN a check suit. 81
am from New York. Mha' do YOU wuntr'
want you 10 decide a bet, was the Trply.
How many bottles " champagne car man
dilnk at one sitting without geuiag drunk =
The evening world., 1891-06-20
THE WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR.
Fads, Fashions and Fancies That
Delight the Gentler Sex.

The "dlp" or dcmi-train skirts nave caused
several protective facings OF rubber, canvas,
Duckram, &c., to be put upon the market. II
these are worn they are scwcd on over the
braid and outside facing. a serviceable facing
FOR wet weather Is OF rubber cloth, which Is
about a yard wide and costs 30 cents, which
may be used over the canvas and .spongcd OF
when sUiled from the wet and mud.
The evening world., 1891-06-20

In the way OF curtains 1t pays to buy goot
shades OF the best Hollands to commence
with, In ccru, cream, white, pearl, gray ol
yellow, but not, beg OF you, OF red. The
border is now quite deep whether OF lace ol
the applied designs. sash curtains shoulC
harmOIize with the room, plain yellow Sill
being the ravoritc though II the complexion
OF the rooms occupant viii stand 1t pale
green Is charming for Summer.
The evening world., 1891-06-20

one OF our rising lawyers is Mr.. Meyer
Auerbach. He Is n graduate of the College
OF the City OF New York and OF Columbia Law
School. Socially he is great favorite, and
was recently elected President OF the Freund-
schatt Club, whose handsome clubhouse is
at the corner OF Lexington avenue and Sew
nty-ScCond street.
The evening world., 1891-06-20

BARDsLEY, according TO his counsel,
will tell nll that can be told. If there is
anything III the most of many rumors.
there ought to be n gloomy prospect of
depopu.ation before Philadelphia.
The evening world., 1891-06-20

A st. Louis minister preached on the
wickedness of wearing jewelry, and his
congregation advanced III body to the
altar and gave up their trinkets. This is II
vast improvement on the regulation doua-
tion party.
The evening world., 1891-06-20
His Latest Acquisition.

tfTpm LUc.l
Stillman-Jay Gouldis altogether too grasp
Ing. He seems 10 be trying TO get possession
of the whole country. lie owns all the rail
roads and telegraph lines
Dewitt-And the actors.
Sinlman-1he actors.
DeNitt-fesi they are almost all Jays.
The evening world., 1891-06-20

Well, we'll and is this the secret of
Republican harmony in Ohio? 1t is said
there is believed to be III such union suf-
fcient strength to knock out Senator
BRIcE on the grounds Of non-residence in
the Buckeye State, Then SHERMAN and
FORAKER may both go to the United States
Senate. How altogether lovely
The evening world., 1891-06-20

Farmer INGALLS, expresses the belief
that BLAINE will recover III time Tor tile
Presidential nomination. But if he got
1t again wouldn't that be in the nature OF
relapse
The evening world., 1891-06-20
The Lay of the Last Minstrel. "

Prom Lvc.l
Primls-Rrigcs has been counting an heir
ess, who Gy the way, WAS cid enough TO be his
mother, but she married his rival.
SCcundus-lcS, ! know; aud yet Briggs
sent them AN cpi,halnmium he wrote and set
to music.
Plimus-ycry generous. Was It sung gat the
wcddingt
sccMndus--No. The tune was "Old Hun
dTed "
The evening world., 1891-06-20
Apropos of sh ort Skirts.

AaOel-With all the bathing that was done
last summer, only once did wet the hem Of
my skirt.
Maudc-I should think you would have
somebody with you who could swim when you
went IN as deep US that.
The evening world., 1891-06-20

Amerchant tailors' debt collecting as,
sociation like New York's could not exist
III Indianapolis There a tailor is sued
for $4,000 because he posted man who
owed him $50
The evening world., 1891-06-20
piscouraRing Genlus.


lFTOBI Aunseys Wstkiyl
al put my new farce on at the Jersey opera
House the other night. The audience fairly
shook"
"Yes. The malaras pretty bad down there
these early summer days"
The evening world., 1891-06-20

Emperor WILLIAM has postponed his
visit to England as Uncle WALES is
hufed at him for his baccsrat criticism.
1t is rumored in Court circles that they
may not speak as they pass by.
The evening world., 1891-06-20
Another Editorial Blunder.

GFToBt The 81. Joseph NeSs.l
Laws mussy," sighed old Miss Leftout,
Z" here's another case OF discriminating
against us women folk"
What Is II ?"
This yere paper gives special terms 70
mail subscribers. He can Jest bet that sheet
never gifts this female subscription"
The evening world., 1891-06-20
Pain at Manhattan neaoh.

Pains fireworks exhibition at. Manhattan
Beach will not open lis career for the season
until next Tuesday A few moro relears.tls
have been found necessary In oluer 20 insure
greater effect. The spectacle will be called
"Parls, from Empire to Commune" and
promises TO BE- very gorgeous
The evening world., 1891-06-20
Making Expenses.

Tom-ld like to join the Murray Hin Club
but the initiation fee staggers me, 800 is
altogether too steep.
DICK (Of more eXperience)-Oh, you'l soon
get that back. I've only been u member
three months and my bar bill amounts to
more than that already.
The evening world., 1891-06-20

Rev Haven is not 80 slow. Anineteen.
year-old eirl was married there yesterday
one honr after her divorce was granted.
Chicago could not have done better.
The evening world., 1891-06-20

At one OF the restaurants uptown they
practise a rather reprehcnslble imposition.
TWO Indies calling for their check found them
solves charged with 10 cents more than they
should have been. on inquiry of the waiter
they were informed TINT It was " for service"
They protested, but for the sake OF peace
paid
The evening world., 1891-06-20
A Discerning Doctor.

(F,om The FiieysEds Biasuer.l
And what is tle trouble!" inquired the
young man OF the physician.
"wcll, don't think the case Is really bad
enough FOR a season AZ the seashprc. | think
q cure may be enected by the judlciOuS Jli-
cation OF u nice summer hat"
The evening world., 1891-06-20

Changes OF temperature affect the liver,
and all disturbances OF stomachic nature
necessarily leave their marks upon the com
plcxion. II you would keep fresh, healthy
skin, with clear bright eyes and rosy
mouth, study your health in the most minute
matters, and take heed Of the warnings given
by nature. II the whites OF the eyes look
yellow and show streaks OF blood no matter
how slight the symptoms, these point to
stomachic troubles, aud the first dose
may be Rn ordinary SciilItz powder, or
some fruii sal,, when the symptoms should
Immediately yield to tn treatment. II the
tongue Is white il the morning YOU require
cooling medicine, and II yellow this denotes
bilr and requires II dose Of rhubarb and cool
Ing draughts for two or three days, as you
Geed TO expel all secretions OF bile from the
system, and not merely to render them pas
Siyc for the time being. Unless the trouble Is
so Slight as to be OF little consequence one
dose Cf physic is useless, and should be
followed by AZ least two or three others on
alternate days.
The evening world., 1891-06-20
Hotel Logic,

From the Boston comisrl
GuCst-llOw Is thiSI My bill this time Is
"a u day, and last December had the same
room, and II was only 81 II day.
Clerk-lcs, know but the days are much
longer now.
The evening world., 1891-06-20

The Yonkers lad who ran away from
home to be a sailor bold, has returned,
lie has acquired the rank OF lieutenant of
n clam sloop, and his ambition ia satisfied
The evening world., 1891-06-20
THE CLEANER

An amusing scene occurred recently on an
Elevated car. man, with paper before his
face, had stretched himself rather indolently
on his seat, with his legs crossed and one foot
quite far out in the aisle A choleric gentle
man coming up gazed ut the obstruction one
moment, stopped, grasped the offending leg
and planted 1t by the side Of its mate, near
the seat Not n word was said. The choleric
gentleman passed on unconcernedly. The
other buried hi face deeper In his paper The
spectators auG!oly snickercd.
At one OF the restaurants uptown they
practise rather reprehcnslble imposition.
TWO ladies calling for their check found them
solves charged with o cents more than they
should have been. on inquiry Of the walter
they were informed TINT It was :" for service"
They protested, but for the sake OF peace
paid.
A prominent merchant writes me the facts
Of queer business transaction. Having had
some printing done he was surprised to re-
ceive bill for double the amount he had been
in the habit OF paying. Upon inquiry, he was
told that partner had recently been taken
into tho firm, and prices had been raised In
order that he could get his shAre OF the
pronts.
one OF our rising lawyers is Mr.. Meyer
Auerbach. He is n graduate OF the College
OF the city OF New York and OF Columbia Law
School, Socially hn is great favorite, and
was recently elected President OF the Freund-
schatt Club, whose handsome clubhouse Is
at the corner OF Lexington avenue and Sew
enty street.
Tho following appears In morning paper {:
ABOUT THE LAST SUNDAY IN APRIL at the
Cathedral, II O'clock mass an elderly stranger,
fort ,fh following the service Ia her prayoTbooE
which she held ia a convenient position. Would
that lady permit a correspondencef
Although the published story that Mayor
Grant had gone to Chicago to see the Ameri-
can Derby run was not true, 1t found many
persons willing TO believe II. They knew that
Hugh j. Grant had gone further than Chicago
TO see contest OF speed between horses. Two
OF the sixteen journeys he has made across
the Atlantic were going TO and coming from
the race for the Czarewltch Stakes.
am told that Register Frank T. Fitzger-
aid, who has not met with defeat since he
assumed the leadership OF the TRmmany Hall
organization In the First District, is not to
win bloodless victory next fall. Ex-senator
Michael c. Murphy will be In the harness
again, and the steckler movement is also said
t. have found root In this old Tammany
stronghold.
A woman, fashiouably dressed and be-
jewelled, entered the upholstery department
Of an uptown store the other day, and asked
to be shown some rugs. For fully half hour
| the salesman spread before her rugs Of every
| size and shapc,all OF which were duly admired
Finally, consulting her watch she re
marked Well didn't want TO buy any,
but had little time to spare before catch
Ing my train, and as rugs are my hobby, !
thought | would look at them" and she
sailed away, lsaviag the persriring salesman
shaken with Internal commissions.
The evening world., 1891-06-20

From the Rider and DripH.l
ITS q wonder walters don't play the races
more than they do"
"Why-"
because they receive so many tips"
The evening world., 1891-06-20

High tariff does not seem to help bust
ness. There were $50 failures in the
United States this week against IA in the
corresponding week of 1850.
The evening world., 1891-06-20
He Ought to See.

"Thats mighty poor poem you selected
for the prize" said man TO an editor who
had been conducting literary contest.
"Gou think hat was q poor one, do you 2"
replied the editor. You ought 10 see the
nj hpFs
The evening world., 1891-06-20
That Peculiar
Lightness and Flavor

Noticed in the finest biscuit, rolls, cake,
ETC., is due to the absolute purity and
the accurate combination Of the ingre-
dents of the ROYAL BAKING POWDER.
The evening world., 1891-06-20
Y Is as follows

The Phillies are said to have secured Pitcher
spalding, of the williams College nine.
Pi.tsburg seems likely to have an Associa-
tion club In 1892.
Billy Wilson, the colored heavyweight
champion OF the Northwest, announces that
his match with Jerry Slattery, Of san Fran
cisco, cal, being on, through the failure OF
Slattcry'S hackers to go on with thC match
he stands ready to arrange match for
$1,000 II side with Jack Kelly, Of Port Rich
mOnd, Pa; Jim DAILY, OF Philadelphia, or
George Godfrey, OF Boston, Mass.
The evening world., 1891-06-20
At the Pioture 0allery.

From Ls PsieTtH,
"Slr, am painter myself, and ought to be
a good Judge. tell you that is a splendid bit
UI work.
- don't see It; still am delighted 10 come
acrCss a painter who doesn't run down his
fvllow-arttstS" :"
Excuse me, sir, but the picture is mine"
The evening world., 1891-06-20

Ten thousand children are the happier
to-day for The WoRLD's strawberry les.
hval at Madison Square Garden.
The evening world., 1891-06-20

proposed revival in Richmond Of the old
plan OF. running separate street. cars for
whites and blacks.
The evening world., 1891-06-20
Anoma alous.

student-what's the most peculiar thing
about your professlon3
DoctOr-When have to charge ten dollars
day FOR treating man whose life isn't
worth two cents.
The evening world., 1891-06-20

Indian soldiers are not pauning out as
we'll as might be desired. Twenty five of
them stole barrel of whiskey from
commissary wagon, got drunk. broke into
farm house, shot horse, killed goose,
threatened to shoot II farmer, and made
things generally lively. The Indian pro-
clivity to whoop up matters may inter
fere, perhaps, with their military advance
mant
The evening world., 1891-06-20
Chicarn Litrrntura.
tFrom Brooklyn Lits.I

lFrom Brooklyn LUsl
Pugslcy-Have you read that new society
story by Chicago woman;
Weeks-NO; what fl the titleF
PugslCy-" one Hundred Choice Selections"
The evening world., 1891-06-20
Ono of Cmsar,s Foes.

fTODl hs FNisbHTg BuHsHH,l
TOm-When do you 20 70 the sea shore7
Jerry-YOu don't pronounce that compound
word as ! do.
Tom--Well7
Jerry -HaYing IN mlnd the propensity OF the
average hotel proprietor on the coast, pro-
nOunce II seizc-shUre.
The evening world., 1891-06-20

If you cannot give q dollar TO the Sick
Babies Fund, give less. Every little
helps.
The evening world., 1891-06-20

GRosvESoH is to leave his country for
his party's good.
The evening world., 1891-06-20

June dnvs hot, June days cold this
June's record breaker. twenty days old.
The evening world., 1891-06-20

The following prizes are to he awarded
TO the handsOmeSt decorated wheel-a tor
tClse shell and gold hair-pin. Second prize
decorated wheel)-a gold medal.
To the Brooklyn club making the best ap-
pearanCe, q silver cup.
To the club having the largest number OF
men in line, silver water pitcher.
TO the best appearing club, taking numbers
into account, among the out-of-tOwn clubs, u
nlilc donated by George K. Bidwell, New
York.
The evening world., 1891-06-20

If ALdER is pushing his boom on the
Pacific coast he can't have such pacific
eye as BLAINE.
The evening world., 1891-06-20

It is now said that Guatemala will not
annex the United States. Thanks.
The evening world., 1891-06-20

Ex-Alderman De LACY is entitled 10 a
monument of brass.
The evening world., 1891-06-20

Elaborate toiletes OF crepe have yokes Of
satin OF the same or contrasting color
under heavy Ruipure lace. The skirt is
round or slightly draped, and the bodice edges
are finished with Jewellcd or gilt gallOon.
For a black dress. edge the skirt all around
with lace ruffle having a narrow edge scwcd
on to make standing frill. Have high sleeves
and n round basque, cut In deep tabs and
edged with lace. The bodice is full from the
shoulders and has belt OF IlDbon with Il bow
In front to match the wrist and shoulder
knots. A lavender crepOn made with gath
cred skirt, having rufile and tive lengths OF
No. IL ribbon on the front and sides, sending IN
bows. Have round waist, coat plaitings ten
inches deep, high sleeves, belt and cuffs Of
ribbon and ribbon bretelles, back and front,
ending In shoulder knots.
The evening world., 1891-06-20

Fewer murders and more executions
of murderers are desirable.
The evening world., 1891-06-20

Annexed District Democrats are crying
for harmony.
The evening world., 1891-06-20

The following nine men have been chosen
by the ontario Cricket Association to repre-
sent Canada In the International match to be
played a. Toronto July 49, II. $. saunders,
W. w. Jones and p. &. Goldingham, Toronto !;
q. +. Lyon, ROsedale: A. Gillespie, lIamil-
tom ". Henry, Halifax, and Messrs. Stock
well, Bengough and Kaiser, three members
OF the regiment stationed ut Halifax
The evening world., 1891-06-20

No wonder that Emperor William denied that he
pottored around in disguise. The idea that he
could be counterfeit Bill!
Jay Gould hasn't column of "wAnta." " but no
has oae o. two wants, each OF viii IN is column in
size.
"The Coooanut Dance" Ia one that Glide.
evolved out of his own oocOSuut."
II Is possible far young man 10 be in the howOr
of youth and yet be awful!y "sssdy."
Al "spottsr the fy Is badly handicapped at
this season Of the year.
The evening world., 1891-06-20

" Don't Judge me by my mating grain"
The humble barley said.
Think OF the strAw by which you gain
The harmless lemonade
WushiHgtOa poSt
The evening world., 1891-06-20
4 ohioaao Womnn,s DIARY.

tESOm he EpoeA.l
monday, 4th. Married"
Tuesday, 9th. Papers filed"
"Wednesday, 9th. Divorced"
"Ihursdiy, TN. Married"
The evening world., 1891-06-20

" you want 10 relieve the dlsossss of teethiur
without risk give honells TsetAiag Cordial 25c'
The evening world., 1891-06-20
No Cause. for Complaint.

"Ah, deah boy! What made you withdraw
from the clgb whist tournament"
"weally, old chappie; thcr' was quite too
much cheating going on, dOnChcrSnOW.'
"Why, me dean ftllah, It's quite the usual
thing IN the Pwiuces set |"
The evening world., 1891-06-20

New York Athletic club aud the Manhattan
Athletic Club Will be shown to-day In their
first game OF baseball OF the A. A. L. series at
Manhattan Field. The y. Y. A. G. team will
he greatly strengthened by the services OF the
Princeton battery, BrOkaw and Bcrgan, al
though the Cherry Diamond boys feel quite
secure with Harry Young In the box and
" snapper" Brown behind the bat. Ladies'
are admitted free to grounds and grand stand.
The evening world., 1891-06-20

Street robberies are becoming too fire..
uuant
The evening world., 1891-06-20
HARDLY COMKENDABLE, BUT EMI-
NENTLY SUCCESSFUL.

Mrs. Budletgh-Must you go so soon
mamma3 Can't you stay to dlnner?,
Mrs. Budlelgh's MOther-I should like TO-,
my dear, but really cannot endure the
smoke from your gardeners pilc. It's enough
to Suffocate one!
The evening world., 1891-06-20

on Flushing, Long Island, to-day, tho Long
Island regatta takes place. In the entries
for Junior singles the Scawanhaka Boat club
NOnparcil Rowing club, Naruna Boat club
and RavcnswoOd Boat cub appear; senior
singles, Varuna Boat club, Ravenswood Boat
club and Palisade Boat club; double SOULS,
Ravenswood Boat club and Naruna Boat
club.
In the fOur-Oared shell race for the Eagle
Cup, open to Association clubs only, Faruna
Boat club, Seawanhakn Boat club and CTes-
cent Athletic Club. Four-Carcd Junior shells
-AtalantG boat club, ,Naruna Boat club, ,Cres-
cent Athletic Club and RavcnSwood Boat
Club. F0ur-Oared gigS-Naruna Boat club
Nonpareil Rowing club, AtHlanta Boat Club
and New York athletic club Elght-Oared
junior shellS-Naruna Boat cub, Friendship
Boat Club and Crescent Athletic cub.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-01-10
The Parish School Board met on

The Parish School Board met on
Wednesday evening. They decided
that all public schools shall be opened
on Monday next.
. One new school was established be
tween tl,e Rreanx and Lnrkport schools
To he known as the Elliott school, and
the Onesiphore Toup's school, that had
been discontinued, was ordered to be
Te-opened. The number of teachers
in the Guion Academy was reduced
from four to three, and the number OF
teachers in the Lockport school was
increased from two to three.
Mrs. Stewart, for many years a teach
Ell i'll the Gnion Academy vas rams
ferred to the Lockport school, and
Miss Eel Stewart was assigned to tile
Ledet school, e. Harang's.
Other routine business was transact.
ed that was necessary to put the Va
lious schools i'll operation. The direc-
tors hope to be able to continue tho
session for at least five months and
perhaps six. The opportunity to OBJ
tain some education is offered to all
the children Of the parish, and, if par
ents do their duty. a large majority Of
the boys and girls will have some edu-
cation to aid them.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-01-10

Mr.. E. E. Basye, the favolite of the
visiting managers to this place, will
be in Thibodaux, on Saturday, Janu-
airy a inst, with the Monte Christie
troupe, when there will be presented
in Firemen's Hall, the great drama Of
Damon & Pythias.
Theatre goers may be assured that
Mr.. Basye will leave nothing undone
to render the visit here one of pleasure
and qualification. Two weeks from
tonight, remember. Be SURF to 20
and take all your friends with you.
1t will be a grand treat.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-01-10
A Fmajority e.of the Free Public

A rmajority r.of the Free Public
Schools in L%afourclle, will be opened
next Monday.
The school board is doing the best
it can, with the means in its posses
sion to accommodate all the children
Of the parish. But when ii population
is 50 scattered as it is in Lafonrche,
and at the SAINT tine split in two by
the bayou It is il difficult work to ac-
complish. There are now scme 40
schools and still many pupils have IL
long way to travel, and some even
have no opportunity to attend.
There is an awakening interest
throughout the parish, Oh the subject
of education; parents begin to realise
more fully the necessity of education !;
those parents who have had some edu-
cation Of their own are more earnest in
their efforts to secure school advan-
tages for their boys and girls.
The people of Lafourche pay THEN
school taxes cheerfully, Supplementary
twice the amount which the state
~levies, but still it is far from giving
funds enough to have the schools
maintained more than about one lalf
as long, each session, as they should
be kept going.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-01-10

Mr.. Otis Knobloch, a worthy native
of this town, has erected a building on
his lot on Green street, near st. Bird
get, and opened Il grocery store there
on. Mr.. Knobloch merits the custom
of his friends and the public.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-01-10

Clerks, sheritfs, constables, judges
&c. are none too high for the Grippe
10 he afraid to tackle them and lay
them low on their little beds.