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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-06-10

To abe district court of Edwards county state
rL Kansas.
Wl.liau r. Leonard p-aiatE,
samuel AIle.r a"rHIllluf-
LfE virtue ur ur-a-. u- sale .aE-TaL Go HTH..
uIit uE said district court gu lns shove CugfIfud
action VIII. uu Monday Gle l-LH day OF
D Hfl-r q. o. Le-4 between 3 lll 3D. Gloss l- rl
OF said ulE ur rEl front door OF aaU court
house Dob tUe city ul AIuslu-- lu tho EHuUtF OF
-l1gar.i=- ll lls state ut Sltu=Is- ulIgr at pal-
Doe sale. aIlt -etL GO ElEg Ia ias aud best HsU-
dvIs Zoe cash .l hand aid tle follow iua-t1y-
SCI. bed real estate rl-I-.H-
Alu southeast quarter ut section slfFlI-
lour. township tHeufE.-5ls south ratu-e TWEEN
ave west u. E1a utu Hr- containing laI aurHs
oL Edu ards In she state of kluzlF-
4l- lunEl-tC--LTi r1sa zeal estate HTtIl 20 sold
81 about HTlEzlsl IllJuts 60 satisfy said urdgru
sale. % ROBERTS.
W H ErCucas sheriff 90 ll-I wards ,u-r aas-
attorney Tor PITT
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NOTICES.


PUBLICATION NOTICE
Land once ut Laru-d, Kansas.
May 2ud. lsa2
Notice iF hereby given that the following
named settler has MED notice OF bis intention
60 make uu4 proof go support OF mis- claim.
and that said proof viii Zoe made before FHa
probate Judge of Edwards county az kfusIey.
kansas lu June 4Itu- 1852. NiEs-
WILLIAM L. GDEDLEE. E r.. No Ia-1-
for tho re = sec a. Up % s., range DO west.
He names the following Witnesses 90 prove
his continuous residence upon and cuItlva-
ton Of said land Eiz- j w Lfsaus, Thus Van
OztrHudr Asa Aureuead- John ~ Elusou -alI
of Aiuzlegr kansas
"a. p. WCLCOTT. Register.
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DENMAEK had but 5000 members
of labor organizations in 1872, but now
sr:sI 80, 900, The world d. move after
III
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-06-10

TnE Chicago IIero}'l, democratic,
estimates the 81, ctural vote as follows:
Republican, 1I9; peoples party, IS;
IeaIoc attic, 81
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-06-10

First Publication Nay iatl, L7.7l.
SHEHIFE's sALE--SC4 I5zt.
Iu thg district court of Edwards County, state
OF aluHuE.
Gilbert uulI, plaintiff
aVs
George 4. Etbertou and Emala Ethcrtou.
lUIeuuuulE-
Hy virtue of AN order OF sale issued 90 me.
out OF said district court. iu rle LuUFu-1u-
Titled action will uu Monday The 18Th Lay
OF june a. o. ls--r between % and u'Ufgtbr D.
ul- OF 7ail adYr ar fls 1Euul door st IHe court
house I'm the city of AlIEEIlI-. llI lll county
Edwards, iu tlg state ut Kansas uIgr $40 lCa
Die sale ana sell 90 LlU CHEST Eul ugzI ula-
derr tur Caeh jon hand uL the following de-
zcriGeG EgII estate. ra-EIts
u Dee northeast quarter of section thirty -lrIr
lu township LUUULA-zl1r south ElIIsEu gUL g..
west of Ihe Uth 20. ms containing lHI acres
more COP less lying and situate Iu Llg county
of Ed wards lu the state of kuuE.e-
The LuuFg dies arIuaH real estate WI-l-r SOFIA
without aTUrlLlHl uHlurr 10 satisfy said order
of suiu- % a. HDBEIlIr.
rs a French sheriff of Edwards Co.. EuE.
Attorney FOR Eitf-
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ILLINOIS Has $40 miilionuires. In
Chicago alone $4,000 men are seeking
employment
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-06-10

: 5fCFIEI.soz is to have a people
patty paper in the Swedish language
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-06-10

Bargains i'm boots and shoes. Call
and you viii be COuyiuCed.-Mush 81
BidWelI.
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Flrzt Fab-iaatI1n May 18TH. Is3l.
zIIEHIFF's sALE--e5o- I5=1,
In the district court OF Edwards county, state
uI NHuEzs-
william F. Leonard pisiuuHr
Lewis Nuuu. defendant.
ass virtue ut .lu order uf sale iE5lel 10 uscs
uur OK ElsL district court i'm the above entitled
agtllu1 will uu Monday tlg IftH Gas o- june.
H- %. trl-. between q aud O'Clock u- u vr
said day Gao rlH 'FRONT.' door urru1 court house
Zoo the city rf niusleg. ll lle county OF Let-
wards Zoo Lae state or kansas ulaE lt public
sale, and cell IO Uru ufruast and best bidder
tur cash 1u and uIl the IullgU-usl described
re1l estate r1-nil=
Iuy -.HGElEEysL quarter oE E1lsLi.ll tl.FtI--tver
township tween rg-=rEs south. ru range --HCltg-
auHE uE ElC rLu p TI-- containing lou acres
more or less lE4uE and situate lu the county
ul Edwards Lu rIg state OF Kansas
d lg uEuN described r-1-. estate VIII DE sold
without EUpraIzcuIgurr tu satisfy zElu order
Hr sale. n D. no GLsEEE.
49, E French. sheriff of ED WluaI- l.1.. HAS
Attorney for rlE.-
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EilwiuHiuE LudEe NO 100, * OF =. sIeets
every Thursday lt s. % uI. fu O. a 90 hall
Colony avenue Visiting TluiE EtE lu good
standing cordially s yitgI tu attend
q Is NIl .SIE. ~ % FRENCH
IE OF 20 4 o. g.
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Tho central committeeman -Tnm the war
IONS precincts are requested 10 take cIHrge of
tha primaries aud TO report thc Delegates
Elected 10 the secretary
j. " HANSON. NJ a. II HLi=-
seer fuI-y Chairman.
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EINsLEE CHAPTER NO L.L ItA 81
EIusIeF Chapter $50 %. Ig A. So aoIIs reggie
as IueeffHrs Ersf urlI rE.UE EuHstIuFE iu each
month Tra7l-Icut companions cordially In
VLrod rn attend 50 I'D ELEMLNs
% Do l1I E.l. d, See % =
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Ei1s1sy L1IE1 $50 IIl. meets every seu1uI
and fourth Friday uIE4. OF each IuaufH Iu
Euelr Hu.l ON sixth street. Nia.uEE brothers
@ re cordially lugIlel 500 uuet with pcs.
j W EJttHHAHr W ID ERWIN.
Recorder 80 ~
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SECRET SOCIETIES.


Golden Chain Chapter. $50 81. meets TG Hu-
sonic uHfI. gu sixth Street Che HrEt end IEiru
l1fluy &C cugH wgutu- EItS. D.. BE gOl..,
GIt<- D. T. ROLES So. nj.
>curHruFys
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ETEt hound ---.- E.EH a aE. 048l a So 7sl0 o. iI
81 est bound ---.. - $50 A si- 1sI0 b. $3.50 o. %
o. W. EuSIDSus Postmaster.
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rHE KIn5LEY GRAPHIC.


= sirlcpHtc cuuveHtiou OF tho PeuPle'sP.'rty
"f Edwards county vii he he'd In the CITY %
Eiusley on Inc I lth t.ny Of June, CT 10 % CLOCK
IN ia elect tjs iusGItCs rs follows:
Two tln4f ~ r. % the FpuEde'z Parry stale
Ss4uv esitfcJ ~ Wichita. juno -: two dele
gates 10 cbe sss-vf's:th cor trrcssipiu district
convent ION aF NIchitu. iIuc 70. ard four
t:cIcsufCs In the Peoples Party senatorial
convention at Gur'lci i'y. Juuc Is
The primary elections tn elect dc. c1ufgs 2 p
the ituVe Hla a8cd county cGuVcuft-u VIII Doc
held at tho vuGiHE pluccs '.i O. various t5iCc-
rluu precincts on . hUr-duy- June Htfl- ir-L+
fretWt-' % the hours uf , and clock g. ui 70
turs f.if- of kiHslCy ana from TO 3 O'Clock ili
tilt. Iufry precincts. The basis ct rcpre-
ErntHtiou wifi be- one delegate for every ten
votes csI-t ard hC major fraction Thereon TOR
Frank IS oil man for sheriff iU ieL'- me var
foIis townships wili lie cutlJiClt % the follow
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Baum paint at N. Dorar'-.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-06-10

Santa Fe route viii have ON sale
June 10th To goth, inclusive. Sockets To-
Chicago aud return at one rlre for the
round trip. Tickets good until June
9th Isy4. G. i. SrJ-ueTS.
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For No en- Dr. .asa 7En $50 -rrI le every sHdrsIgE
night 600 IurlT EuI owen O.. s. I-eE.'s drrrEErIr5-.
tend 90 So MATTHEW.
IS s SNOW, Secretary 80
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1T WAS LAW THAT ooyEBSED TIE ACT
IONS OF TIE BOARD or RAILROAD
ASSESSORS -so0IETuING THAT De
NAME -vI-FIz.F.rEox.
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q II. sIlILLINGTON.
Fashionable Merchant Tailoring.
PRICES low. SATISFAC-
ton GUARA&TEEB-
ET1<EEEl-. ElA1-s
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TS ur o.. g.. a. gUEs
Meets every WraHr=THT rveufurHf 90 A lt
uHI Visiting HT.rIEE- always Welcome
81 81 SNOW 10 j YOUNG
RS vs.
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81 N-A=N -HH @
Attorney General,
The evening world., 1892-02-09
"lOhc kCRIN."

There was another performance uf Wag.
ncr's L"h"hgtin" NJ til" Metropolitan
op,r-iiouse last night. IL differed from II :
predecessor only IN the fact that Nine All.,uI
>arg Ia" leading role Of Elsa. replacing Miss
Emma Enm"s IN that part. Nlban, was
dramatically more effective :han Miss Eamcs.
Shc understood the role and man
"Gcd TO tran-lrr her conception 1u
the audience. The freshness anu purity
ol Miss Eame,'s voice, however, Will
10 many atone for her comparative iacS OF
theatrical Strength. Nine. Guiln Ravogii
made an excellent ur,rud. ami the Enrirn
uf Eionarl ii" RrrLEo was really spirIait
fort. lhr other parts were played 10y
hALinl-Iolrtil, Hcrholni and Jean lie l;eslkr.
.i"an u E"s]kc', worN wa, good Throughout,
although Ms love scenes with ElSa were !,
trlii" chilly. When III" baau'uOu> Elsa kuelt
rHth"li,ally at bis ierl he >rrmcd to ,aAc II
fhr granted that she Wa, dn'uy the correct
thihg ana he cundescrndlugly aliowtd d her u
lia2 vi hOu hts assistance Perhaps he
thought that such emotion as hers would
dlsdIia helping hand.
The evening world., 1892-02-09
DEAD SEA FRUITS.

They slsy multi'udcs when they are the produc.
OF neglect OF ine'ptent disease, slight cold.
ht Of indigestion. biliousness or constipation,
each or any Of these " minor aIment. " adyauc. in
many eases with "lessue. destroying strides e"
Give them swift, early defeat with Hostettsr's
Stomach Bitters and avert the danger. Abernethy
administered an alarming rebuke tho man who
informed him that he had only cold !" only .
eold," repeated the doctor. what would ye
havs-the plaguer rheumatism and Ia grippe are
essil! eItipEuishAbIs at the start. Why then allow
them to get up full head Of steam Put on the
brakes with the bittsrs. The genial warmth which
this superb medicine infuses through the system,
the impetus II siyes tohs circulation Of the blood
its soothing and strspythening eject upon the
and sioE. Ts tie great sSsciae i0s naissis.
The evening world., 1892-02-09
Brooklyn Theatres.
NEW rARH THEATRE


An evening ~ laughter was Afforded the
Witnessed the r'rrOrnance OF "Jarc." The
play was presented by the original Madison
square tompa ~. and made an Instantaneous
hli. "JBn"' WIS preceded by the curt ain
raiser, ~ ne Better Part"
1HE AMru'oN.
hartley ,ampbells sterling play, "Tho
white slave was revived al the Amphioil
last night. The part Of Lisa was erectN ely
performed by Julia stuart. Other members
OF The company deserving special mention
were Frank Harrington. Milt 4. Barlow, the
old-time minstrel, and hilurcd Meredith.
LEE AVENUE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
New songs are a pleasing feature Of A.
Parlor Match, sa"n al he Lee Avenue Acad.
envy last night. with Evans and HOey In the
leading role. The three Levy Sisters as
sisted In the entertainment.
BEDFORD AvENrg THEATRE.
Little Lord fauntleroy,' Mabel Walsh In
the title role, was last nights attraction al
the Bedforu Avenue Theatre. The play was
presented with attractive scenery and good
company which included Charles Drake,
Masters.
HOLINESS STAR THEATRE.
The stowaway" was witnessed at the
star Theatre last evening.
HuRER AND GEBHLRpr's CASINO
Ella Wesner, male impersona Frazer
and Mac. musical artists, Biauca La Tour,
snnR>treSs: FRANK Nhite, mimic: Soleosky
daEcer. and Miss Minnie sChult were the
leading attractions Al Huber 4 Gebhsrdt' !
Casino last evening.
The evening world., 1892-02-09
LrPE-aUARDINe LAW WANTED,

The EVENING WORLD asked yesterday
II the latest local lesson in horror, that of
the Hotel Royal burning. was to be read
in vain. To this question the answer will
be plain Affirmative unless the steps are
promptly taken towards averting the oc-
currence of such another catastrophe.
After every event similar TO that of
Sunday morning there is the same cry :
Another fire-trap gone" 1t appears
that an outburst of flame and harvest of
painful death is needed to cause IL
realizing sense of the existence of these
traps. Another burned" and there are
more yet left. And what is being done
about it. Trusting that some day they
will all hnye burned themselves out
There the point of the matter is reached
Our lawsn,e making ms sure as possible
that hotel buildings and other structures
where many human lives are put in trust
shall. rs they are erected from time to
time. in these days, be safe aud strong
reasonably tire.proof and having adequate
them. But these laws do practically
nothing for the improvement of buildings
put up before the statutes in question
existed.
The Park place disaster, the Hotel
Royal horror and other events which
may be recalled show how utterly made.
quate 10 meet the Great issue are the local
provisions for the inspection of buildings
aud the requirement Of iire-escapes. !,
has been plainly shown that, though thcr.
is plenty Of the letter of responsibility
here. there is sore lacl; OF responsibility
in fact.
The way to turn, then. for a remedy i.
plainly to the source of the State laws
Tho sfssntes must be amendsd 81 that Mey ~H
"pp'p as effectively 10 .risting structures as I.
those yet to b. b"W. Such law-making has
hitherto been attempted half -heartedly.
The rope in each room" statute.
Knocked out in the courts after its enact
ment, was n weak legislative effort which
failed to meet auy essential point i'll the
matter.
The law must be male strong to enforce
requirements III the way Of alterat ons. OF
efficient tire-escapes. of vigilant watch
mon, Of adequate means for aIarmin
gussts at the first call. and means. also,
FOR fighting fire in It's incipient stages.
Here is work. and great work. for til.
Legislature now III session. Act.
The evening world., 1892-02-09
WORLDLlNCS.

SVIirr johnson, .Iur,c. Of the Peace NJ ,.ray.
sen, 49,, has enrollrd himself as = scholar in n
rolutry soLool near his home. lie is forty years
obi.
Ar,itcisl teeth much IN use nov Alsys that
IL to,s 40, OuD, COO" "t them :" supply tho dcman d
Isstytsr.
Fiu.su per cert. OF re students attending
Sydne, Ini>erSity. IN Australia. are vOmcn, whose
enforcement the'e l. keeping step With their prog
res, IN Amo.itn
P.,. >aua l. shaw has "a ned fame beyond he,
Massachusetts pulpit a- an eloquent platform
speaker. size has spoken in more than = hundred
towns IN KSuss in the cause @, temperance. and /.
very ponulsr th're
Rider haJgHrd's brother, W. H. Dureion Hag
gard 10 British Minister to Ecuador. He was a,
one tine sttschsd to the Eng ish co'ouy at Wash.
mE'on.
The evening world., 1892-02-09
4 Cause OF Division.

10 he tdhU,g
Is not n spirit Ut antagoni,m aroused by
divided in'errstaf No man, be- he uf meek cr
lofty spirit, ever laid into III" hands Of his
wife Il stated salary without lrolng his
welded life going adrtl. lie may smile rs he
gives her the counted sum, hut pcrcept iblc.
though uncSplessed sense OF debt and credit
mars the perfect fnith ana love and make,
two Of one.
Woman, can You forget ne words that made
Nuu wlicf Search your spirit, and earn
riches and treasure, Ia cultivEting patiencc,
cnrciuness. thuughtfulneSs. I'm your home
with AT tractive order and enjoyable freedom.
clcanly h"Inc clears the mists oI u weary
man. II means are below abundance bear
IN nina hat "IleanitnCSs Is the elegance OF
the poor. Let eMl!ee ana pleasant, Cncour-
aging words be the drawing cnCri that bring.
10 Nuur heart and life, u happy husband. Ii
he be a u Nc man your worldly needs viii be
his generous care. g. L. A.
The evening world., 1892-02-09
MERCITA'S HOMECOMING.
Her Parents Will Try Restraint to
Cure Her Mania.

Sixtecn-ycar-old Mercita Jcbb Is a strik-
ingly handsome girl. with a penchant for the
stage. Her father Is william A. Jebb, an
employee Of the New York, Lake Erie and
Western RailrCac, and the family live In n
tastefully furnished nat at lO2 West Eighty
ninth street. But Mercita has been absent
since saturday morning, but this afternoon
she Will be " at home"
A despatch from the CHIEF OF Police OF Hart
ford says that Mercita was IN that city. and
would be detained pending directions from
ner parents.
Tie girl followed Barry's McKenna's s
Filtration " company to Bridgeport ard Hart
iOrd, and begged TO te permitted TO act. They
refused, auu Merclta then cut up some queer
pranks.
She had her thick black hair shingled and
tried IN so many ways to obt ain moaey. Mer-
ci,a has large acquaintance IN the Iheatrt-
ral wCrh. ~hr has. IL Is sail, called on many
actors aL their residences uid taken away
thr,r photographs.
O,ntr cccen,ricltits are reported of Mer-
ciia. Int her mother said mis- morning that
IN her opinion the girl was not In her right
mind When she returns to-day arrange.
ments VIII bc made to put Mei cita IN re-
treat,
The evening world., 1892-02-09
New York Groom and Boston Bird g
in a London Wedding.

rY ASSOCIATED pRvss.l
LONDON, Feb. 9.-Miss Cunrlotte Gunnison.
OF Boston. Mass, was married To-day to Ben
jamin Martin, OF New York. The ceremony
took place at 1.3O o'clock this afternoon at
the parish church Of ST. Mary Abbotls, Ken.
sing on, OF which tine Rcv. Edward carr Glyn
Is vica.
The bride was given away by Mr.. Beau.
fr,rc. Arthur Warren acted as best-man.
Among the guests were: 4. J. MOTat, Deputy
American Consul General in London; Austin
Dobson, Joseph Pencils, Mr.. and Mrs.
Whistler, Mr.. and Mrs. Wynoham and Mrs.
Eugene Oud!n, Lady Jeune, Mrs. smalley and
Major j. Z. Post, Military Attache or the
American Legation.
The evening world., 1892-02-09
Coming Events.

TheEmpire Baseball Club will hold first nm.
Feb. 10.
The annual masquerade bail of the Dcsperntp tp
Seven Social Club will take u ace in Nilsson HAL
on Wednesday evening, Feb. II.
The Park A. G., o. the Ninth Ward, with their
friends Will dance in Criterion Han. 2S9 Beecker
,ir,ct, On Wsshlngton's Birthdsy night.
The GentlCmen's Sons's annual IAN will tssc
place IN Caledonia Hall on Thursday evening,
March II.
The James l.. Reilev Social Club will give a hail
in Iammany Halt ON "Wednesday evening, Feb ! l.
- The annual reception and ball of the Just a.
Time odE. No. Az u. of J.. 4. will occur in Cen.
tfal Iurn Nerein Han On this Thursday evening.
In Renwick Hall tonight will lie given tn.
second annual bail OF the John j. DuNy Assoc a
ton.
the Lady Violet Club will hold it's annual bali At
Nilsson Hall next Saturday evening
An invitation ball will be given hy the Associat cd
knights ut fythiss at Central lurn Nerein Han on
thursday evening, Feb. IL.
The Heinebupd masquerade ball will be given in
the lexington Avenue Opera-House on Thursday
evening.
The evening world., 1892-02-09
AMONG The WHEELME "

The Bedford Cycling Cub will have . tbe,tr.
party the last Of this month";
Cycling events at the Forty seventh Armory
games last night were very exciting.
There are several cyclists training in hi, ctv for
the siH-dhy race which will he held IN Madison
square Garden in March.
:, Harlem Wheeluien will hold their annual ball
Feb 70.
The Columbia A. q. is contemplating A wheeling
branch. Nh
'smoker." ~ '''
Tho Brooklyn Bicycle Club has a nunb.y NJ
propositions tor membership under consid.ration
The Riverside Wheeimen will have an able rem.
resentat'e on the the track this year in Joe Judse
The evening world., 1892-02-09
THE WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR.
Fads. Fancies and Fashions That
Delight the Gentler Sex
Irish Lace Is Very Fashionable
Proper Costume for stout WO-
men-Whnt Hooks and Eyes
are Responsible For
Wide sleeves and
small Waists.

great deal NJ Irish lace Is worn Just now
bl The exclusive women of fashion. 1t ap
pears even on taior-luade waists, arranged
IA Il ian about the neck aud Just falling over
the top Ot the vest. some Is put on the
sleeve, however. For house dress the round
and square yoke is popular, and on handsome
evening toilets nounce, niue inches deep,
and slightly gathered, Is sewed about the col
lar or around the shoulders and allowed to
fall over the ngurr. The eject Is very artis-
Tie, hut tic hill from the modistc Is colossal.
The evening world., 1892-02-09
SHARING The SALARY.
Should Wives Have Stated Por-
tions of Husbands Inoomes2
Financial Phase Of the Woman S
Rights Question.
" Evening World" Readers Invited
to Discuss the Matter.
Renders Of THE EvgsI~G WORLD are invited

Renders Of THE EvgSiSG WORLD are invited
10 discuss In this column the subject.
"ShOuid wives Receive SuIariesI" The views
" men and women alike are desired as TO the
desirahllty ana practicnbillty Of regular
money allowances to wives by their hUs-
bands, as the lawy ers say, "to their own use
and behooi."
The theory that the wife as head OF the do
nestle afYairS OF the family Is entitled 10
separate and defined compensation ftnds
many advocates. The EyESfNG WORLD de-.
sircs a consensus OF the opinions OF Its read
ers.
Letters should not comprise more than
two hundred words should be written on only
one side Of the paper. and addressed to
"wirK EpIroR. EvENING WORLD, pulitzer
Building, New York."
A golden double eagl, will be awarded to
the author Of the most merltorious letter sent
In ia the discussion.
The evening world., 1892-02-09
The Evening World Prints Asso
ciated Press News.

TIE WORLD wiH not, under any ctreumstanee.
Mold ftssV responsible for the return or safe
lsepfro Of any rejected manuscripts or pictures,
p phafsosusr character or uaiue. No exceptions
riu b made to this rule rttt regard to either
letters or Enclosures. Nor will the editor enter
into eorysspondenes concerning nnaraiatie
msHsseriDfs.
The evening world., 1892-02-09

A patient who apparently lost his appc.
trs for strong drink through course in
the Kelley Institute lost his mind soon
after he came out and has Just lied in a
lunatic asylum. The incident promises
to lead to an official medical investigation
Of the bi-chloride busness. Tn, inquiry
will lie eminently proper. There /, to-,
free IL taking to the mvs,eiious lymph,
and Ino citations which recent times
have produced.
The evening world., 1892-02-09

Gov. BOWS first act IN Nebraska was
to refuse TO shake hands with ex-tioy.
THAYEF. Perhaps l,e cons dercd the iinal
reluctant = vim. up o. the Executive Office
as but meagre Washing of the palm rx.
tended to him by the la,e hola-ov,r.
The evening world., 1892-02-09
Six Weeks
" ith the Grin

Wssmv srd Ell srisn,e carly In 1891. and was
even then very weak and nnab!e to work over
few houIs, Being urged TO take Hoods saYsa-
psriiIa,I did 80, aud In 10 days could work.
sleep we'll. had q good appetite and gained in
health and strength" CHAs. ERswELL, To.sdo,
Ohio AO0d's Pills cure or Ais.
The evening world., 1892-02-09
Communicable.

All claims not consistent with the high
character OF syrup OF Figs are purposely
avoided by the Cal, Fig Syrup Company. II
acts gently on the kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the system effectually, but II Is not
cure-all and makes no pretensions that
every bottle win not substantiate. -
The evening world., 1892-02-09
Water Pumped Into Burning Cotton
seed on the Marmion.
lBY ASSOCIATED rREss.l

iBY ASSOCIATED PREsal
LONDON, Feb. 9.--The British steamer Mar
miou. Capt. Baker, from Galveston Jan. IL
for Bremen, arrived In Dover Roads at IL
o'clcck last night With her cargo OF cotton
seed cake In the fOrehold on fire.
When she arrived the fire was increasing In
violence. land a tug was put alongside OF her
and pumped water into the Iorehold Tor three
hours
The evening world., 1892-02-09

MClLvAING hoimG lie ii Al last. as the law
commanded. let tieie can rud also TO
that sort of deAterous. iaw.peryrrtin .
jngglery which krp. his WORTHLESS. brutal
life so long after The issuance If the ir.,
edict of death.
The evening world., 1892-02-09

A prayer-book dropped by u burglar III
his haste to get ont ot N.whurs store
I'D to his detection. Here i, warning
to all men of the iik not TO minsie too
Intimately their burglary with tLe.r pie,y.