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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-04-29

This Compa ~ acts as Executor, Admins.
traitor, Trustee and IN all fiduciary capacities
Pans interests on deposits of money subject
to check 1t has IL Special Savings Depart
ment, and receives deposits from dime up
ward The finest Sfs Deposit Raaus money
and skill can produce.
Non-resilents will find it most interesting
place to visit when they come to the National
Capital.
Call or write for Information.
Officers. -3rainarl H. Warner, President.
John 10y Edison, Vice president. WIN. B.
Robson, Secretary. John k. Carmidy,
Treasurer.
Directors. John 7. Arms, Charles B. Bali
lev, Charles Baum, James l.. Barbour, John
Clapp, II $. Cummings. j. j. Darlington,
John Joy Edison, Albert F. Fox, 0. c. Green,
Vim. B. Gurey, John A. Hamilton, John B
Larner, John Ridout, George f. Schafer, N
II. Shea, Thomas Somerville, John A. Swope,
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-04-29
SHERIFFS
Election Notice


Notice is hereby given TO the qualified vo-
tiers OF Charles county, that an election will
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-04-29

The object of the manu-
facturer of Dobbins' Elec.
trio Soap has been,ev since
1859, TO make il of such SUI
perior quality that it will
i've universal satisfaction.
Have they succeeded? Mill
ions Of unsolicited letters
from women all over the
country, and foreign coun-
tries. giving it unqualified
praise, as the very
best, very purcst, and IN st
economical soap ever used"
Iby the writer's, give an at
hrmatiye answer to the
above question. If ynu cam
not accept The experience oi
millions vino Use ii, after the
twenty three years it has
been OF the market, one tri-
al Will convince you.
mi For washing I'm.
NM VIA uels there is abso-
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AN that compares NJ all
with Dettins Electric All other SOAPS shrink
aud 'uru yellow al wooden goods like fannels
aud hl,n3i.is. If ,ou ase Dab, ms Electric
soar, aud 40 OTHER, aud follow directions.
your II nnls wilnlw ,ys remain as white and
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IL CT AGIN 4 CO.,
sep ~ Philadelphia Pa
The evening world., 1892-01-21

The members OF the National Cross-Country
Association have been talking about holding
a boxing tournament for several months
The committee in charge OF the AFFAIR Is ST.
curing some very good entries. The tourna-
ment Will occur on Feb q.
The evening world., 1892-01-21
JENk|Ns's PATRONAGE LIST
A Hundred Fat Places in the
Health Officers Control.

Tho new Health Orncer OF the Port, DR..
jenkins, Is already overrun with applicants
for positions. lie has at his disposal in the
neighborhOod OF one hundred places at the
quarantine station and on SwiAburne and
HOFFMAN Islands. Some OF these are much
sought after as "fat" berths.
DR.. jenkins Will have the appointment Of
two assistants at large salaries who will
probably be physicians from tho interior OF
the state recommended by Chairman Edward
Murphy, IT,, OF the Democratic State Com
mlttee. He will also have a private secretary
with stipend approximating $4,000, For
this position the doctor already reports
eleven applicants. The successful one VIII
probably have the Endorsement OF Richard
Croker.
1t was rumored at the Coroners' Oftice to-
day that Dr. Albert T. Weston, who was
Coroners' Physician under Coroner Schultze
last year, will succeed DR.. jenkins IN his place
under Coroner Levy. DR.. Weston, who Is a
Nineteenth District Tammanyitc had to give
way to DR.. Walsh as Coroner SchuliHe'S
deputy this year. The salary OF the position
Is 81 900 year.
LONG ISLAND CITY BILLS.
Although James A. McKenna, OF Long
Island city, mas not succeeded IN obtaining a
| seat In the Assembly this year. he finds means
| OF Introducing measures In that body. AS
semblyman Timothy ID. Sullivan, OF this city,
| is the medium.
Tim has introduced Mckenna's unsuccess-
iul bill or last year fixing the price OF illuni-
mating gas In Long Island City at $l.25 per
| 1000 feet.
This 6ill was inimical to the interests OF
| Mayor Gleason and william 81 inWay who
| own big slices OF Long Island city and most
| OF Its gas stock, and result was that Nc
| kcnna was defeated OF reelection by Weeks,
Republican.
lie Is contcstlng Weeks's seat. however.
and expects soon TO be In the Assembly o
push himself the passage OF the bill sullivan
has introduced.
| REPUBLICAN COUNTY COMMITTEE.
The Republican County County Committee
| for 1899 will organize al Grand opera IL ouse
| Hall this evening" by re-eleCtiHg the OfTicers
| OF last year. They are:
| President, William Brookfcld: First Vice
| President, George ID. Dcane: Second Vice
President, Alfred q. Mason: Secretaries.
| William II. Bellamy and j. Thomas Stearns.
| |Scrgeantat-Arms, Charles II. Wheclock.
| Resolutions will be adopted which Will ex-
press the Republican opinion OF the manner
| In which the Democrats secured control of
| the state Senate.
II was stated to-day that neither the Brod.
| sky nor the SchurD,an delegates Will be ad-
mitted from the Eighth Assembly District,
but that the primary at which BrodSky
tr1umphed VIII be declared void and a new
primary be ordered 10 be held under the al.
rection OF special Committee.
The evening world., 1892-01-21
sEARVANT Gets TEN YEARS.
The Full Penalty Imposed on
Mrs. Chapman's Assailant.
Judge Moore Refers Scathingly to
the Defense Set Up.

When Judge Moore ascended to the bench
in tho RroolIvn rourt n, soss,ons ,h,s morn
~ w. ~ D''0hi'" O'ui Va '''oi'i'' sni' n'oi l"
Ing the courtroom was crowded 10 the doors
Persons Of all classes thronged the stuny
cour,. rom, IN he presen, whom sent,ncn
0eA w =" p'e''Ns "nen % %oen.on.'
should DC passed upon HerDert Searvant,
who was convicted OF assault: In the first
det,roo for bay,rc sho, urs ,,oro ,,hon,n,n In
80 ''' 'ne 'Aoo ~, "p'n"n III
'he head ana breast ON nov. ~.
se,rvont tn tho norp tbe nr,,oner ,vo,uod
.l' VEN. W VIC o"'' VIC pi'soner "aiheo
from the pen 10 position racing Judge
Moore LAWYER MacMahon asked for a stay
n, sentonco min ho could 40, ,os,iroon,, ~
'u.,, -. oou" so' ..s ] .,n'on, ~
proNc lhe euetehuaht Spre'iouSS Soou character
His request was denied, Searyant was then
aal,ed 4, ba Ind ony,b,n,, , .oy ,vhy so,,orco
-, " 'o - ' o w ""' '"'
should not DC pronounced.
~ have nothing to say" the prisoner
renI,ed
-
III response 10 the usual questions scar
want said that he was thirty-twO years old;
wa, born in Bradford ENGLAND. was .,no,e.
hao no trade' ana had never been In State
prison.
-. Scarvant - said .lud9e Moro .tno Nun
'"i'' oa'o '"uSe hiooie' viz puh-
ishmcht prescribed by law Tor your crime Is
not less than fjve years nor more than ten
wears imprisonment. SOP no reason whv I
should n bat o one hour NJ tho tyrrntnSI nunich
ment. hut every r"asnn yhv We shomId nmnish
YOU to the fullest cxtcnt oi The law p''''''''
yon v..ra n,nyin,od oS Vi 'me . ,a"
withont anv rnasnp nr o~c,'sn nr pV ,u,,Son,don
the Wifc or tho man Ivbn,n vc,, ",arn an
pIoycd to attend /, was hrmtai onh
rowardly act, and fnr n lono fine enuanoernd
he life or The woman '9 N0
"it ia one NJ the mirac,es n, tho oov ,b,,
she did not die hui hrr lie Vas saved and i"i y,
is a fortunate thing for you nerbans mat II,
was saved 'A's ''' 'o'' p'' maps 'h"' ~
Youi crime involves nj, tina mora, ou,,, of
murder 1hrre was shnn.tnU mran,adit NJ 10, ~, W W,
and dsibcrate wi,HMit opv a.ruo ~ n, i,.,IG
cation. You hon murdcr IN yH,r boarf( vn,,
meant IN xiii tbIs wnman h,;t ro,ir into, ;,on
failed ana she ia sti, alive op1 vn,, ha ~, a
mich reason To- congrot,i,ate vo,,rsei, m IN at
&c vhndw n,o S ~ T., t,t , ''u' oeA on th"'
!" The defense " ,ntnrnosnd nv ro, ,os -
scems tn ma mnst IN nro,uonS Ga5ars "ao' ~ ~
M man womb creiit ~ tor n oin,,io n,o,nt ",'
Yonr ,lea ~ insnn,ty ~ a @ q o,hSo M i u, =, :;
false "a tho rnst nT I'm, tot,,nn S u''ei'o anu
Sm, We're no y, nSora U' ,no,n NY, than ,o,
are now Yom tne,v ,rnIi VIM, ,nn Siluh r ."u
doing. vou rnon w,on w., tn "iitu t, .ou WI
whaf vol, were Go,,c Yn,' 'nu az, , oriS eaae
,.ntve th.m and wnne d,d Sa,t u,., t " W ut
ttme Yn,, dr ~ Gany Iov,s 'no,n ,ot
vnm IN ado r. thn hmsn, III ueny W. ,Vnicsaioli
he dnctor shnrad ;hot oc 1 80, VI
and nt so,n1 nina tbnn bnn' ~" "e'c cohsei'us
-" II "a moi usnai rn,. n ars, oror,o IN r,,n,s,,
The evening world., 1892-01-21
WORLOllNCS.

Mrs Harriet l.. Brady, who recently died in Now
Orleans. was tho widow Of Major Brady, Of NioarA-
susn fame, and was tho last woman survivor Of Gen
Walkers hlibusteriug movement. She was eye
witness of many Of the stirring events of that
traordinary campaign and acquainted with many
OF its leaders.
"Ouida's" home In Florence 10 described as the
most beautiful palace In that beautiful city. Tbs
novelist has passed number of years there. but IL
now about to give up her residence.
Tho population OF Boston is said to increase by
l0, 900 every year.
There are said TO be as few trees in Nantucket as
there are suakes in lreland-o! which there now
exist only three species Nantucket was once wei
wooded. but the inhabitants are reported to have
cut the trees down just for the fun of the thing.
The wonderful Matthews well in the Nc cDonalt
oil field in Ponnsylvania, is credited with having
added s3l5. 900 to Its owners wealth within sii
months.
The evening world., 1892-01-21
LES hUCUENOTS" AGAIN.

Lassalle sang In "les Huguenots" at the
Metropolitan opera.llouse last night, and
that was quite enough to invest the perform
ance with new charms His stage presence
was greatly In his favor, although his splcn-
did voice would have done justice to the role
had he been Il physical pigmy. His work was
admirable throughout Edouard de Reszke
again appeared as Marcel, and gave an artistic
Interpretation OF that part. Jean de- Reszke
was Raoul, and Nine. Albani Valentine.
Albanis cold seems to have disappeared, and
she was once more her own charming SELF
Sly. Niauesi conducted.
The evening world., 1892-01-21

Francis Wilson has received proposition
from the American representative OF the
festival inviting him to appear there as one
OF tine representative actors Of America. En-
gagcmehts prevent Mr. Wilson frOm accept
Ing, and he also feels that his style OF huInor
would hardly be understood in Germany.
Wilson evidently sees himself as Others sce
him.
The evening world., 1892-01-21

To TNf FnIf0F'
A wife should be patient, obllging, over.
looking her husbands failures Cheerful, Low.
ing and helpful In every way that Is roasona.
bic, doing all she can to make home the best
place, and keep herself as attractive as sht
was before marriage.
II al times he Is inclined to be cXacting
ana irritable, she must not let him see sh,
thinks lie Is 50, but endeavor to please him by
quietly anticipating h.s wishes In loving
way mot AS n martyr, thereby causing hin
to ste his Iault and shame him.
Have his clothes IN order and his meals IN
time. IL should Dc her pleasure TO walt upon
him herself, when nosSlhl"-uot as n slave
hut for love, IN wny that win cause him (,
return the sam" rntiUE--Wiling to sacri.
ice her own ideas, II necessary, for peace
Avoid the nrst quarrel, especially II he Is
tyrannlcal FAITH.
The evening world., 1892-01-21

Bill Dunn, the l5s pound pugilist OF Bay
Onne, Is very anxious to get on match with
some good man. The olympic club OF New
orleans IS now considering u match between
Dubn and Jack Slavin.
The evening world., 1892-01-21
You Are Both In One Boat.

To Ne Fdi,or
Never conduct yourself so that Others can
say -" doesn't Mrs. --- manage her husband
spendidly 7" 1t is undlgnned. towards your
self as well as him.
Manage yourself; keep as good an apr"Lr-
ancc as when he married you; keep your
home always neat, maintain your own ind,-
pendent rights In the domestic part nCrshlp.
BE n true woman but don't be like Clluging
ivy. Interest yourself IN his uusincs, n.Iai?S
II he desires II, II not uOn force yourself int
them. Always lnu In him something to re-
spect. Never try to make him what he Is
not. "Snow and nrc cannot mix" remember
that, when there are signs Of quarrel. You
are both to row forever IN tho same beat, lie
at the oars, you AT the ruddcr. by putting
wrong YOU may capsNe on the sea OF trouble.
steer with a steady hand, ever looking ahead
and II danger threatens, cry, "Guide us,
Father, TO the end 4.
The evening world., 1892-01-21
EXCISE FAIR PLAY.

The EVENING WORLD urges only in the
interests of justice and rs tending to in
crease respect for the law itself. such an
excise provision as will allow of mod
crate Sunday license. There is public
demand for such provision, which is SO
strong and so reasonable that it should
be promptly recognized.
AS has been set forth sistently from
time 10 time. in this column. the presen,
anti-Sunday selling clause is unjust, be.
cause it involves false determinations.
Being unjust. it is not to be rigidly en-,
forced. Not being enforced, it Is not re-
spected. Hence, as weak part of the
general Excise law. it brings the whole
structure into popular disregard.
Common sense Joins sense of justice
In urging that change be made. al
proposed.
The evening world., 1892-01-21
THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 21, 1892.
SPORTING NEWS AND NOTES.
Chance that McAuliffe May Meet
Myer in New Orleans.
President Byrne on the Consolida-
tion of Brootlyn's Baseball Clubs.


Austin Gibbons, the Paterson light weight,
,vho ,v,a do,,.,od hv I,cr Nckul,re uome
W., VS. ""D =. ,,.a,s
Iine ago. is no" anxious 10 take McAullnes
place In the proposed match with Billy Myer,
IN. "streatnr rvc,one" ,ubbons tried IN
Va. go, ~,
" W. '''"'' @. '"o '''''' VI mo '''"' oa''''
win Bowen. 1hc largest purse theh oHcred
for such match, according to Capt. Williams,
w. ,,I,.' 1p',.s "."so ~, ~ .no apC N' ",
IN thls city, was s2,0oO. inc captain Is OF
for Gibbons to get on match with Myer In
New orleans for any larper nursc Wb,le
''' u"'
"lopohs Is trying TO get McAuilncs place IL
is Just possible that Jack will step In and
carry out bis contract hacled nv .,errv Mn.
,a,a,. ,r,,a w,,,, ,.,s.a ,,ao,,. ,,a.,,
"nA'ou' ~ ''' AZ N "''''' anu "'e' 'oN'' W.
se'he'.
In speaking about the consolidation Of the
Rrooklvn bas.ha,, c,ubs into ope cnrnorate
pody PRESIDENT Byrne SAID: Inc cluoS nave
been running along on the basis OF unit
since last Apr,I. and s,nce that time the dc.
ia progress. 1t requires a great deal OF red
| tape TO effect tho union, but the arrange
inehts are about completed now. There are
changes to be made In the charter, and many
other things yet TO be attended to. The work
Will be completed on Jan. 20, and then we
| rare bnil nlayed in HrCokivn next season Won
| can rest assured OF that"
|
| The members OF the Xavier Athletic Club
| to n chnrminv vnunu Iadv of Fiushiny. Mayn,
| GlensOn Of Ionp Island nv gave tGe bride
| awav.
|
The evening world., 1892-01-21
Not n Business Partnership.

To the tdfov
do not exactly appreciate the term " how
to manage u husband" The word "manage"
would suggest that when n woman marrles
she then enters into II style OF commercial
business. think the term "how TO retain n
husbands love" would be the proper title
when n woman marries she should marry
The man she loves most, and II she win show
her husband In actions rs wen as words that
she c,tccms him above all Others she can
then retain his love. She cannot do IL by act
Ing indifrcrcntly towards him.
| believe n wife Is as valuable an acuuiSi.
ton to mans happiness as husband Is tc
wOmanS: Therefore, II husband should en-
deavur to retain his wiIe'S love ms much so a.
wife should retain her husbands.
The evening world., 1892-01-21

"Jln the Penman" was revived at Palmers
Theatre last night with Il cast that WAS very
the Madison Square Theatre. Mrs. Booth,
however, was III, and the part OF Nina
Ralston was played by Miss Ada Dyas, a
clever and experienced actress. Charles
Harris as Baron fairfield made distinct
hit, and Maurice Barrymore was successful
AS Louis percival. The other roles were In
tcrpreted by Frederic Robinson, F.. NJ.
Holland, X. NJ. Rell, Walden Ramsay, Reuben
Fox, Z. S. Abeles, Lysander Thompson
Ralph Bartlett, Harry Hogan, Maud Harrison
Mrs Il. j. Phillips and Miss Emily Seward.
The evening world., 1892-01-21
LOOK OUT FOR THIS DANCER SIGNAL.
One of the Most Annoying symptoms of
Catarrh Fully Described.

A very annoying symptom Of cAt,rrh is a constant
desire to clear the throat of something that s con
sAntly aceumulatng there and which, on bsing
sense Of fulness or Of foreign substance In tho
membrane lining, the throat becoming conges I ed
and infamed by Iatarrh, and In which condition
they secrete q large quantity Of tough mucus. The
efforts of tho patient to rid himself OF the annoying
presence in the throat cause dsagreeable habit Of
constantly hawking, so characteristic OF catarrh,
II left alone the voice changes becomes hoarse, and
in some cases is almost lost or else becomes rough
and rasping in sound. It's often tho forerunner Of
consumption.
Doctors McCoy and Widman make a speciality Of
the treatment of Catarrh. They furnish all med-
cines free and their charges for treatment are 50
moderate that they within the reach of all.
The evening world., 1892-01-21
An Old POETS Definition.

To Wf Fd'T0I
samuel Rogers" tcus best how to man
age a husband In the following lines:
His house she euters-thsre 10 bc a light
shining within when all without IA might
A guardian angel DER his life presiding,
Doubling his Pleasures and his cares dividing.
Winning him back when mngliug in the thronE,
Back from world we love, alas too long.
To fireside hAppiness, to hours Of ease,
Blest vi that charm, the certainty To please.
To all his wishes, all his thoughts inclined,
Still subject. ever on the watch to borrow
Mrth Of his mirth and sorrow of his sorrow.
The evening world., 1892-01-21
Can't Ten from Present Looks

lFroD n, Boston POSI-
You can never tell from the looks of a four.
year-old how he viii look at twenty-luur.
Between those dates he has so much u 20
through-the ice, lor instance, and his knee
Dreeches, and, possibly bank. You can
never tell whether the stripes on hts trousers
VIII run up aud down or In broad ana pro.
nounced shades, straight around.
The evening world., 1892-01-21
The Evening World Prints Asso
ciated Press News.

THE WORLD will not, under any cireumstancs'
hold itssy responsible for the return or safe
keeping Of any rejected manuscripts or pictures,
ephatsoeuey character or udlue. No exceptions
riH Be made TO this rule uith regard to either
letters or tnclosures Nor will the editor enter
into correspondence ulr@ning unopo'lot'
H0nEseyipts.
The evening world., 1892-01-21
CONDITIONS.

TnR EVENING WonID mn 0fre a gotta doub''
pdgie 10 me routdn r1,O shOSs beS'
"IIow TO MANAGE A HUSBAND me ptdI
must be confdintd IL i,ro hundred pOrds,
written on one side W me pdD'r, hare ne
uyitcr's name aud addrrss uiot necessarily
.rUr pubiicatio,D, ana be directed ~ HUSBAND
EDITOR, LvESISG WoRLp, PULITZER BUILDING.
The evening world., 1892-01-21
THE WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR.
Fads, Tancies and Fashions That
Delight the Gentler SEX
Silk Crepes in Plain and Swivel
Weaving - Jewelled LorGnette
Chains-Empress Eugenie's
PIN Money - Dnhlia Red
Cloth Drcsses-Onions
n la Creme.

About the exact amount Of pin money en-
joycd by the Empress Eugcnc while her hus-
band was on the throne Of France, the Mar
qnlsc d" fontcnoy writes that the ngurc In
question was rNcd at 100000 month,
every sou OF which the Empress religiou.ly
spent in maintaining her supremacy rs leader
of feminine fashion throughout the entire
civilized world during the DAYS OF the Empire
The evening world., 1892-01-21

On the same general principle which
leads burned child to dread the fire the
young carpenter who yesterday stroked
the fur of the leopard al the Central Park
Menagerie will hereafter give the cages a
wide berth. His arm will get well.
The evening world., 1892-01-21

Brooklyn bookkeeper set fire to the
records that showed his shortage in sc.
counts. II figures won't lie. they will
burn. In this case, however. a watch
man was on hand. the books were saved
and it will be all the worse for the erring
accountant.
The evening world., 1892-01-21

There was another brush letween ].
road trains, last night. This time it was
on the Third avenue line near switch.
Nobody was hurt, but do some of these
engineers take too many chances, or are
they bad judges of distance?
The evening world., 1892-01-21
Tie Proper Thing in rcs.aCe,

il'om ne thr'ppo Nrtl.I
The country Is OF nearly 80 anxious. MIR.
Wana,nahcr, TO have Its letters carried for
one cent, nor to have bigger letters trans
ported for two cents As It Is TO have Its let
ters carried more swiftly and surely Iur two
cents. Try faster postage Instead uf cheaper.
The evening world., 1892-01-21
Young Mrs. Blaine's Alimony.
inv ASSOCIATED pRysa.


DEADwooD, 8. D., Jan. 2l.--In the case OF
Mary Neyins Blaine Va James G. Blaine, IT.,
an order has been made by Judge Thomas
liking temporary alimony at 5000 and attor-
ney's fees at S4OO. The former sum granted
by the court a month ago as temporary all
mony and attorneys fees was $500 for ALL
mony and $500 for fees. This las been cut
down, defendant pleading poverty.
The evening world., 1892-01-21
Turn About Is Fair Play,

To n. Fi,tpt
| do not think the wife should make slave
Of herself Tor her husband. she Is just as
Tired rs he Ia when nigh; comes, therefore
they should try to please and wait upon each
other; what's fair for one Is fair for the other.
Mrs. l.. \. j.
The evening world., 1892-01-21

The President dined last night as the
guest of Secretary blame. A nicely
cooked dish of warllke intentions towards
Chilli was probably withheld from the
regular courses Oh this occasion
The evening world., 1892-01-21
Rather Out Of Place.

Rather Out Of Place.
tkrom Tsras SVtings.)
Mrs. shoddy-I want to make my sons wife
a birthday present.
Jeweller--Would you like to see our styles
OF diamond necklaces?
Mrs. Shoddy-YeS, want to get her some
thing handsome to wear around her throat.
give Inc some OF those diamond tiaras have
read ABOUT In the paper.
The evening world., 1892-01-21

There is smallpox in Sullivan street, it
appears. Also case IN the uptown
call for steady action by tho Health
authorities. But not for II public scare.
Under advanced methods these Things
are well taken care of these days
The evening world., 1892-01-21

Several hundred women have been engaged
for the royal rifle r0anutactory at spandau'
They VIII be employed In rolling the paper
lining ot cartridge cases. This work has I'LL
now been done only In prisons.
The evening world., 1892-01-21
Easement Grip Remedies.

lIr' NJ The Harrisburg Star .Indsysnd,ntl
Grip aihicted Congressmen rs rule con.
unue to nnd their surcst relief irom the
troublesome disease, In the restaurant In the
basement OF the National Capitol.
The evening world., 1892-01-21
{ harity Based on Hone.

iiroH The Chicago N,rs.l
christian Beye.lein, OF st. Louis, has lust
been left al estate OF 100000 ior ueiricnding
abeggar. There is likely to be a sudden IN.
crease OF charity In the Missouri lnetropolls.
The evening world., 1892-01-21

Chlian war talk subsidies as fast as it
arose. The country has had close call
but good sense and the bes. KIND of
patriotism are still ahead.
The evening world., 1892-01-21
A Different Sort Entirely.

from the Epoch.l
Lawyer ito witness)-What Is your gross
incomey
Witness-l have none, sir.
"No incomc?"
~ have no gross income. Mine Is net in
come. am q fisherman"
The evening world., 1892-01-21
Below the Lowest Depths.

T,s sad how deep into oblivion go
some books we thought woiId shine on every
shelf;
To-day, while look ing through my works, found
Two that wrote, aud then forgot, myself
Inck
The evening world., 1892-01-21
Fully Converted.

tirOUi rack
Deacon solemn \auer his collars and cuf1s)
My friend, are you a Christian:
lung Lun. .--Icssce. Me wantee sellec
wifee an maly pletty sunday school teachee.
The evening world., 1892-01-21
He Wanted to Know.

He Wanted to Know.
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Miss Molly McGinnis-Yes, tobogganing Is
all very well. but you don't know whether
you will come back alive or dead.
Gus De Smith-Er-youve always come
back alive, suppose, Miss Molly7