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The evening world., 1892-04-23

Mrs. VICToRIA WoopDULL MARTIN has
returned to thrill this nation with n revc-
lation which she has. by her own word.
kept selhshly to herself for thirteen long
years. All those twelvemonths back,
she says, she knew that Fate had in store
for her an eevation to the Chief Magis-
tracy in these United States, in order
that she might " inauGurate a system of
education which will awaken the people
to the responsibility of crentinG race of
gods instead Of thc inferior human be-
ings who cumher the face Of the earth to-
day. The country will hold its breath
while Mrs. MAHrIN proceeds to make her
destiny manifest, and while Mr.. MARTIN,
who has also come over, carries out his
STORMY declared purpose ito stand by
my wife.
The evening world., 1892-04-23
From a Hoboken Standpoint.

To me fditnr
Select n wife the same In religion, social
surroundings, education ana nationality as a
guarantee OF happiness Let her be OF healthy
body, able to perform the duties OF wife,
helpmatc and friend, cheerful in adversely,
and bearing her share OF misfortune with a
womau's grace and submission, the sustain
ing anchor or married lie. Have OF food n
choice variety, to keep in healthy condition
the blood MAT produces the aforesaid condi.
tion essential to continuance OF this state
! OF bliss, which lays foundation to the happi.
ness Of the twain and their progeny, for the
| latter condition crowns the purpose OF hymen
/ Provide quarters, according 10 circumstances
/ light and cheerful, so AS 10 allow the suns
! ray s to renew the inside air OF the premises
/ Ipe duties OF a housewife, laborionS as they
nfrc, are her great satisfaction, essential Il
' her well being, for, II makes the house the
abode OF felicity, and outside influences vii
not loosen the family ties, but rather cement
them. wi" Is prettiPst In hOuSedrcSS
/ and Will cons de herself 30, II her husband
| THINKS so, whl he surely Will, for In select
/ ing his choice, he aimed a. the Mles lrut
| virtues. WEST HoBoEES, \. }.
The evening world., 1892-04-23
Be Her Protector.

To me Efifor.
How shall | manage a wife, There are
many kinds OF wives. Roses like fresh air
your Brazilian plant a hOt-house; while blue
bells pre,er the shade. SOwith wives. They
nrc flowers OF rare Nalue-a sacred trust
handed to us by God himself, not to let droop
and iadr away, but ever to be protected. Let
man, then, hr the protector. Shall Eve gov
prn the wurldI She Is too pure Tor that. she
must not show her beauty TO the moon
That earthly guidance, then, shall lead that
l., the rOugher metal but In all things, lair
one, thou ART his equal. SO, let man tend the
flower, aud beware the thOrns, II any
there be but remember IT'S q precious trust.
Bu sympathetic; have the love OF Iather. u
guiue; OF a brother. to trust; and OF hus-
band, to adore. share equally your Pleasures,
pains aud purse. II hJt-tempered. soothe
her; II calm, be thou the same. But, poor
man, thou art but the hclmSman OF this Nes-
sci. Keen well her head, and she VIII guide
you saIely over the shoals and quicksands ol
Ii.e. IGLEBs.
The evening world., 1892-04-23
The MOVES. ROCK WELL CASE.

The House Of Representatives. yester-
day reversed the decision of the Election
Committee in the ROCKWELL case in favor
of the Republican contestant. MOVES. aud
confirmed the right of Mr. ROCKWELL TO
his scat. Tho debate which preceded
this action was unnecessarily heated and
personal, aud the display of political
untimely aud injudlcious.
The question of the right of Congress
man 10 sit ms n member of the House il
one which ought to be considered i'll
calm, unbiased spirit and decided upor
its merits alone. 1t involves the honest
representation of n constituency. IL {
member not fairly elected is awarded {
seat by the House, which has the consti
tutional right Of decision, constituency
is practically DISTINGUISHED. Politicn
considerations and factioual or partl
prejudice ought in Justice to the pcopl,
TO have no part in such n question.
The presumption i'll the Rockwell
Noycs case is that the conclusions rcache,
by the Elections Committee were JUST
| lied by the PROOF. The Committee il
Democratic in its composition. and la,
every opportunity to thoroughly eNnmiu,
! the fncts. OF course. the House had
/ right to reverse the Committees dcci
sion. but it would have won more conf
deuce in the Justice of it's action if it ha,
confined itself to a cain discussion of tn
case. and Ind not ve1ed the ears of al
who heard the debate With violent polit
ical TRADES and offensive personalities.
The evening world., 1892-04-23
NINE JONES. THE BLACK PATTI.
Sketch OF the Career OF This cele-
brated Co!ored Vocalist.

Nine. Natilde sisscretta Jones, better
known as The Black Patti who is 10 sing
In this city next week and whose portal, Is
here given, was born In 1868 at Portsmouth,
Va.
Ia her fourth year her father and mother
Jerry and Henrietta Joyner left virginia ana
settled down in Providence. Il. l., where they
are still! living.
when mere llr NINE. Jones cvinced a
great taste for music, aud at the age OF fifteen
commenced her instrumental lessons at the
Academy OF Music, Providence.
The evening world., 1892-04-23
GOOD-BY TO W|VESg J
The Last Batch Of Recipes for Do
mestic Bliss Here Given.
It Was an Interesting and lnstruc'
tive Contest.
The Prize Winner VIII BE Named
Later On.

Here are the last letters In the wite-man-
agement contest that was begun In The
EvEsiNG WORLD about two months ago. The
readers OF the paper have followed this
discussion with unflaggng interest, as
has been made manifest by the heavy
mail daily received for this ccpart-
ment. Up to the last day letters arrived by
every mail. OF the many thousands received
1t was impossible TO print all. What were
ndjudged TO he the best were selected, and
these have appeared in this column. The
pri1e-winner Is in this lot; It will be named
later on.
The evening world., 1892-04-23

crowded with sympathizers the E1ecu.
tive chamber would have been per.
sistentlv besieced by petitioners for the
pardon Of the convict. such exhibitions,
however humane. are not desirable. The
jury very wisely rendered a verdict the
penalty Of which fully justiies the ends
of justice, meets with general approval
and will lie accepted without exciting any
such unhealthy agitation as the extreme
sentence would have entai.ed.
The evening world., 1892-04-23
Dolce Ear Niente.

lFrom Tcrus Siytinqs.l
81 hear that your brother is given to SON
nambulism :"
What's that2'
He walks In his sleep"
"Wcll, that makes me smile. guess you
don't know my brother. lie is the iazles1
white man IN Texas. lie wouldn't walk III
his sleep no matter now SOUND asleep he was
lie iS too lazy entirely ! might not be sur
prlsed 10 hear that he had ridden IN street.
car In his sleep, hut as for his walking, thAt
Is out OF the question. lie doesn't walk When
he Is wide awake II he can help It,"
The evening world., 1892-04-23

The old-fashioned paper OF candy has he
come :" bag ot sweets" Any scrap OF SILK
and foot Of silver or silk cord will make the
bag that the pirate confectioner charges Q
for Put paper napkin in tirst. then mix
ture Of chocolate creams. chocolate carmels,
butter cups, inint drops. burnt and cream
almonds and You have the sack OF sweets that
the mighty $50 are pleased TO pay $3.50 a
pound for.
The evening world., 1892-04-23

Now that jury has awarded 50, O'O
damages 20 II woman who was struck hy n
monkey wrench falling from the Elevated
HALLWAY structure. employees OF the roads
may expect n busin0ss-hke Hdnonition as
20 the careful handling Of implements
above the heads Of pedestrians.
The evening world., 1892-04-23
WORLDlINGS

Gold may be beaten into sheets so thin that IL
takes $50, 900 of them to make pile an inch high
The cav-eaters of the Carolinas are not the only
people who possess that curious taste. 1t is SAID
10 he prevalent IN all tho countries OF the torrid
zone and IN Finland and Sweden. In the Carolinas
clay Is eaten according to popular belief, for the
arsenic contained in II.
This ant is said to have tho largest brain, In
proportion to tho size of its body, of all AnimaI
and the elephant the smallest.
A Washington scientist declares that grass
hopper soap properly made by competent COOK ia
ono of the most palutaOo of dishes.
The use cf separate pews in churches dates oaeA
only to the time Of the reformation.
The evening world., 1892-04-23

Foreign spies are on our shores and are
to be carefully kept out of the big gun
and armor-plate factories. This com-
try's love of peace does not extend to ths
giving away of Its secrets of defensive
preparation.
The evening world., 1892-04-23
IN THE WORLD OF FASHION.
Twilight Gray Is the Latest
Modish Color.
Hints on Hat Trimmings for This
Season.

Gray is one OF the most modish OF colors.
There are, however, grays ana grays, and the
very latest and one OF the prettest shades Is
crepuscue," or twilight gray, which is
softer and warmer than the April mist"
OF last summer.
The evening world., 1892-04-23
He Got the Right Girl.

FrUm NE tTOnI KsrITIT.
BriSgs-That was narrow escape Bildcr-
gate had. wasn't IT? You know he was Just
about TO marry girl when he found that she
spent 81 300 Il year on her dresses
Griggs-IeS. but he's married. all the same.
Brig9s-Truc. but he didn't marry that girl.
Griggs-He didn't! WHO did he marry,
then.
Briggs-Her dressmakcr.
The evening world., 1892-04-23

Arbor Day in New Jersey was very
generally observed yesterday. Future
generations, cast into grateful shade,
will have occasion TO bless those in New
Jersey or elsewhere who faithfully OBJ
serve the spirit of such day.
The evening world., 1892-04-23

1t takes SARAH BERNHARDT to throw
spirit INTO n spook meeting. She could
wake mp the dead herself by the way she
frotttd and fumcd ut "a beance in this city
last Thursday night.
The evening world., 1892-04-23

Not all the ducls that Fox aud BoREowE
might fight between tins and the millen.
mum can remove from them tho stigma
of having pecdlesSly dragged womans
name IN o-a wretched scandal.
The evening world., 1892-04-23
A Fair Equivalent.
IFron 7sIus StrtiH9s.

"TAts is your birthday, isn't IT." asked Hos
letter NcGinnis Il a rich banker.
Yes, this Is my birthday"
"will you allow me to make you a present
OF this silver pencil case2 You know. sup
pose that aklug my circumstances into cJh-
sidtratiOn this pencil case Is the equivalent OF
a gold watch ana chain, In case you were 10
prescu, me with one on my birthday"
The evening world., 1892-04-23

According TO the precedent set when
CHARLES ARDucKLL's check for $55. OOC
was sent to Miss CLARA CAMPBELL, IN the
famous Baby Bunting" breach OF
protniSe case, Mr.. LOUIS ScHULTz's "H's
The evening world., 1892-04-23

II the Paris lnils hold out, May Day will
be comparatively free from Anarchistic
reyels in the gay city, whether the police
strike or not.
The evening world., 1892-04-23
\ILEhNT VERSE ).
COlnrndes.

Three faithful friends dwell side by side
In tnis must faith eSs world
And when mis- stUrtuue Mt tnl tide
'uaiIIet Uur ul them II hurlcl,
The ut her twu give instant Hii
10 hep the wrecked one ilOat or Wa1s'
" (, lite tho bond of wise Omar
Ani lis iWp omrades sworn,
Say" that nv tTIo troubles arc
Like TOYS together horne,
Ana II yuu'd know this DAuntless Three,
'1houkLuN they re |, Myself, and Me
The evening world., 1892-04-23
Whero to End Il.

In yonth's bright lexicon, It's true,
There's no such word as fail, but when
lOu 60 ~ 'uuking BTAdstreets through
You nud 1t very different then -HH"
The evening world., 1892-04-23

Information for Marksmen. Tho
rife, shotgun and pistol shooting
records are published in the new
issue Of THE WORLD ALMANAC.
The evening world., 1892-04-23

That broker who came over i'll the
s'eera-c aud had but six cents when
landed at Ellis Island must have met
some breakers on the other side.
The evening world., 1892-04-23
Uncertain.

from Ji'dgs.i
she-Wont You rect to us the poem you
spoke Of writing the other day?
Ic-Plcase don I ask me TO do It now. be-
cause | am not IN the MOOD; but | Will some
time before II Is lubiiShrd.
She-But that Is 81 Indefinite.
The evening world., 1892-04-23

The divine BERNHARDT denies that she
will spend the Summer III convent.
Anybody else could have denied II for
her just ms autlorltatively.
The evening world., 1892-04-23

President HARRIsoN will himself he
houored in the privilege of laying the
cornerstone of the Grant Monument
next Wednesday.
The evening world., 1892-04-23

No result Of duel could make Bon
ROWE appear as one of FoX's martyrs. A
woman is the only martyr in nll this
scandal.
The evening world., 1892-04-23

Baseball patrons should get lots of runs
for their money to-day.
The evening world., 1892-04-23

There must have been police shake-up
in France, too. One hundred and two
Anarchists were arrested there yesterday.
The evening world., 1892-04-23

No matter what Forecast Official DUNS
says about it, tomorrow is likely to be
another very dry Sunday in New York.
The evening world., 1892-04-23

The bill to establish a reformatory for
women in or near this city should receive
promptly the Gubernatoral signature.
The evening world., 1892-04-23

Ex-President HAYES is said to be look
ing up his ancestors. Meanwhile, who
is looking after his chickens?
The evening world., 1892-04-23

Ir's fact. The Table Hots dinner for 75c. at
THE GOLUMRIs, on Union Square, 8 to X Z, NJ, 10
the best IN the city. Charming music. -
The evening world., 1892-04-23
The CLEANS r.

4 Washington observer announces the fact
that senator Hiil has one OF the finest and
most resonant voices In the senate. NO one
can touch him except perhaps Senator Proc.
tor. OF Vermont. The New York stateman's
voice Is described as full ringing baritone OF
extraordinary carrying power.
is evident from the manner In which the
silk-st tOCkings Of the Republican Club have
sat upon the ambitions Of statesman John f..
Drodsky that the distinction drawn between
gents" and "gcntlcmen " at the Four
teenth street line is stu strictly observed
There is prospect OF future generation
OF lopslded girls, II the announcement OF tho
discovery that habitual tennis playing Is
tending 90 one-sldcd development among
the young women who Indulge to excess in
the sport Is authentic.
A series OF excellent Photographic snap
shots In the current HUrDei'S weekly Illus
trates In most effective manner the science
or wrestling as developed by Prof. Hugh
Leonard, the NJ. A. G. instructor in the art
The wrestlers are Mr.. Leonard and Mr.. Caspai
whitney, one OF his cleverest pupils. With Il
class OF sevcnty-nve amateur Muldoons thc
vigorous young Professor has his hands fur
literally speaking.
The resignation Of Manager W. 4. camp o
the Clearing House, Will remove from Wal
street one OF It's Oldest ard most familiar
landmarks. His offiCc Is one OF the most re
sponsible and important in the banking busi
ness, and Mr.. Camps record Is one Of whicl
any man might be proud.
The evening world., 1892-04-23

The Evening World Prints Asso-
ciated Press News.
The evening world., 1892-04-23

The Prince OF Wales tips In pairs rather
than In the triple crest remain most popular
trimming, and are set IN front, on the left
side, or directly In the centre. High trim
ming at the back no longer prevails, yet Is
occasionally demanded by the shape OF the
hat. Long streamcrs Of ribbon at the back
are said by milIinurs to be distlnctively
American fashion, which they predict will
soon become hackneyed. Satin ribbon al
ready rivals MORE as u fashionable trimming.
White and black g,lipure laccs are last
replacing the ecru point dc Genes so
much used Of late There are entire
hats OF whito guipuro lace trimmed
with whit" tips, and n white ribbon
bow. while others have pink flowers and stu
others hav" only the prevailing green foil
age. Round turbans with low, nearly fiat,
crown q. chip and narrow brim, with fancy
braid turned up in box fashion along the
edge, are stylish for morning wear, with
tailor gowns. 4 twist Of ribbon is around the
crown and is knottod on the left side with
two standing, pointed ends, OF else one stfr
high loop The princess Louise hat, n
slightly 'arger shape. with the Drim turned
down in froat, Is also commended for wear
Ing with walking costumes. lrill OF white
Irish guipurc comes down the front from
Prince OF Wales tips.
The evening world., 1892-04-23

The counties entitled to two or more
members. with the number for which
they have full ratios and the surplus re-
naming over are us follows:
The evening world., 1892-04-23
NOTHING E-HKEIT"
AS A
SPRING MEDICINE.
LOWELL, MASS. !
Dec. >, 1891. {

Dec. >, 1891. I
81 year AGO last spring, my part
nCr died, and the whole burden
and responsibility of a large gro.
Gerry business, fell upon me. The
increased care and hard work. in
connection with the low state of
my Blood, from which had always
The evening world., 1892-04-23
~BRANCH OFFICES.

uBRANCH OFFICES.
WORLD UPTOWN oFFICE-l267 BRoApwAI-
bstveeu 3lst and 32d sts.. New York.
WORLD HARLEM OFFICE-l25rH ST. AsD
MADISON AVE.
BRooKLYN-SO9 wAsHISaToS ST.
PHILADELPHIA, PA-LEDaER BUILDING, III
sourB 6rH ST. wASHINGTON-6lo l4IH ST..
LONDON oFEICE-32 CocksPuR ST.. TRArAL-
GAR SQUARE.
The evening world., 1892-04-23

on her SEVENTEEN birthday, which occurred
wealth II gifts the decoration OF the Legion
OF Honor and the Leopold cross OF Belgium.
Few women realize how much cold water
and brisk rubbing bcautfy the skin OF ones
neck and shoulders. Even those who cannot
stand the shock OF an entire cold hath each
mOrning would do well to accustom them
selves to taking one to the waist. 1t Is better
first to battle IN warm water and with soap,
nd then throw the cold water over the chest,
neck aud shoulders. Rub on briskly. II
makes the flesh hard and firm, improves the
texture OF the skin, and often has a wonder
iul erect in removing blotchy plmples and
blemisheS.
An old dry-goods man says that the real
New York lady, whose mothers mother was a
lady ami a New Yorker, Is the most delightful
person to do business with In the world
In the lrst place she Is absolutely aole,
the very embodiment Of truth aud astonish-
ingly conslderatc. In the second place she Is
Intelligent ana knows exactly what She
wants, and now and then she cements the
bonds OF friendly Intercourse by an occasional
the firm, or calling attention to the faith
ful clerk or operator filling the order.
She Will give an crrand boy car fare
or the girl who brings home her dress an
umbrella at night the belated delivery clerk
Is often provided with such relreshment as
he can pocket or carry away, and 1t Is not at
all unusual for her to have lunch served toI
| the man or woman from the upholstery de.
| partment who hangs her curtains or lays her
carpets. These are some OF the things that
| keep the heart IRON corr ydinS. Fol
unrensonablencss, insolence, arrogance
| assumption, buster and Justification
VIC are indebted to the new people
| These shoppers, who have Just aste OF sue.
cess, are the ones who put on airs Kick up q
! dust, carry things with high hand, lord 1t
over the Clerks, bully, snuh, dOmncer, brow.
beat, take liberties and talk big. They like
y to remind a clerk OF hts position take his
number and complain OF him al the once.
These are the people who rcrplcx and harass
! the very class from which they originated
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-12
Childish Instinct.

To get the values of things is the ar
lists greatest labor. II IL for that MS
eye is quicker to observe than MS neigh
bor's II is for that ne mixes ana re-
mixes his colors: il ia for that be Laws
them on and rubs them of to try again
for an effect nearer truth; II is for that
he is always squirting a. nature In
view of these facts values" would
seem 10 be an essence a. evasive as i'm
portant- And vet children sometimes
get at them instinctively and with as
tonishing accuracy. For instance: The
other day iadv went 10 visit friend
the mother Of two little BOYS She had
not been seen by the LAOS for ~ least
a year ana half. bat they had been
told she was coming After the frst
stra1geuess Of meeting was over, the
younger Of the brothers warmed into
confidential relations. ana said: You've
been away 50 long / didn't know you;
! couldn't tell how you looked You
could not" replied the lady. in a tone
OF assumed surprise. We'll. turning 70
the e.der child she said: -Yoa rerners-
bered ne I am sure %. yes" re-
turned the boz, confidently, and there
was something Of contempt IN MS voice
as he added: Why. haven't you got on
the same clothes 7-Bos,on Herald
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-12
THE MAN WHO ARGUES.
We Can Stand About Every other Kind
of Human Being.

of Human Bsing.
A thief and liar can be endured be-
cause one can not be perpetually lying
and stealing, but the man who was
born with the spirit of argument in his
composition follows the business of
arguing continually. You can not risk
saying that the grass is green, or that
rats tail is longer than a mouse's with
out being contradicted and challenged
to prove your statement
He will discuss the subject pro and
con to show you that you are in error,
and if you don't see it he will iusinuate
that some folks are intellectually blind,
ard then your temper will rise and his
likewise, and you will say something
hot, and so will he, and there will be
trouble in camp" When it comes to
married life it is safe to say that two
thirds OF the divorces are caused by
arguments.
People who do no: argue seldom ap-
pear in divorce courts 1t has been said
over and over again that no two per-
sons can be found who agree upon
every point, and proba bly, it is a true
assertion. Nor is it necessary that they
should.
Peace aud order can be preserved in
house by forbearance and tolerance,
even If one member of the household
insists that white is black We should
always be willing to grant freedom Of
thought and belief to others.
Two persons who are associated to-
gether will before long discover that
there are points upon which they al
ways disagree, and these subjects
should always be avoided in converse
ton. They are rocks upon which many
a bark of happiness has been wrecked
Change the conversation whenever
you find it drifting toward these fatal
channels, just as you would change the
course of a ship if you were a pilot and
saw cleaning in your course the warn
ing buoy attached TO a sunken reef
Whenever it can consistently be done it
is best to avoid the man who argues
1t is extremely unpleasant TO feel that
you are on the witness stand of cross
examination and TO be obliged TO prove
your simplest proposition by all the
ologies and isms known TO science.
Argument is in its place in lyceums
and debates-sometimes III the pulpit
but not as a steady diet among friends
It is the essence of contradiction: and
the person who is continually contra
dieting will act like an east wind on
peace and socisbility. We think we
could endure abuse, billingsgste. and
eggs which had passed through the
chemical laboratory of decomposition.
but from the man who argues, good
Lord deliver us-N. Y. Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-12
SALES
The following are the representative sale. Of hog.
Big run Of hogs for Monday.

Big run OF hogs for Monday.
It was rather dull in the cattle market.
The demand for good hogs remains good.
AT q crowded meeting of the Live Stock
exchange at Chicago the following new
rule was adopted by vote Of Isl to 43:
Rule NXTL
Section /. No member of this exchange
shall send, or cause to be sent, any tele-
gram not quoting Il bona fide sale for the
person 10 whom the telegram is sent. but
giving the condition OF the live stock mar
ket, and prepay or cause TO be prepaid, or
agree TO prepay the cost of the transmits
sion Of the same.
The new rule takes effect Jan. -. 1892.
The adoption of this rule is being consid-
srably agitated at the yards here and
seems to meet with general favor.
The shippers who marketed stock TODAY
were:
j. I. Hall, Medicine Lodge. hogs.
hirkwood q Miller, Bluff City, hogs.
j. Is. Porter. Greensburg, cattle and hogs.
Claus Feldhuth, Bedford, hogs.
II. Stemkcl, Peck, hogs
Horton Il T., Caldwell, hogs.
p !. Quig,ey, Harper, hogs.
T. 4. Gilleland, Winfield, hogs.
Gilchrist Brother, Valley Center. hogs.
Charles Gallager, kingman, cattle.
ii. Herr, Greenwich, hogs.