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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-04
TWO FEET rs ENOUGH FOR 7REsrAss.
The Elevated Rond Must Pay for the Uu-
warranted Extension OF n Station.


The judgment which Leopold Adler. owner
Of 1872 First avenue. obtained directing the
removal OF such portion OF the elevated rail
road station as extends into Eighth street
from First avenue and granting him s6 250
for loss OF rental and damage to easement
has been affirmed by the Superior Court. Gem
eral Term. 1t is considered thstth decision.
which is written BY Judge McAdam and con-
Cured In by Judge Freedman. would hnve an
lar structures.
"The defendant can only 4. ,rciso such
Judge NcAdam. When its route has been
designated the. corporation must keep within
the defendant That the station only. extends
into Eighth street tTo feet Judge h ;nad
land in a thtckly populated portion OF a city is
not SO trifing rs to deny the injured party the
legal remedies u necessary or proper for assert
any trespass thereon"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-04

Pretty Widow Lyon Disappeared on the Same
Day. md Mrs. Hodson Has Snsplclons.

1sOusOu HHA1
NoRwALK. Conn. May 3.-Frederick c. Hold
son. the head Of the hat manufacturing firm Of
Hodson 4 Co. Of this place. left town on Satur-
day without telling his wife or partners where
he was going, and has not been heard from
since. His vito ia now satisfied that pretty
widow. also mis- ing. has gone with him.
Hotso is a handsome man of sporting ten
denotes. He came here q number OF years ago.
His attentions to women have boen remark cd
in the past. and he was well known Mt ROTOR
Point and Dorl"n Point and other resorts. He
has been married about ten years and has two
children. Among the women that he was at.
pretty widow Of about 80 and worked as u
trimmer in the hat factory. She disappeared
ON the Same day that Hodson did.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-04
ALDERMEN HAZE 4 SAY.
Much Pleased with Their New Powers
Over Al.Night Saloons.

Every Alderman sat up straight ut the meet
ing OF the Board yesterday. conscious OF his
enlarged powers. New laws extend tho term
of an Alderman after tho next election to two
yoora and oive the Board a veto power over
IL" oranting OF nil-night saloon licenses.
Alderman Brown was especially stately as
Ave man bers he designated by the President
to PASS on additional excise licenses and to
report to the Board their approval or disap-
President Arnolds name was added to the
committee, and the resolution was passed
VIII The Aldormen are going to buy themselves
badges now.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-04
MUST SKIP ENGLAND.
Otherwise Detectives Reilly and Heidelberg
Minht Ilose Their Prisoner.

Othervvlse Detectives HeiIt1 aad HsIdeiberg
Might Lose Their Frisoners.
Before Detective serGeapts Reilly and Hell
delberg sailed last week for Copenhagen to
bring back to this city for trial Oscar Bjorken
and oscar Creamer who are under indictment
for stealing about s55. 900 from Dix Phyie Of
tsctiyes that it would not he prudent to try to
pass through ENGLAND 9 fE. their wsy back Nth
territory Of fugitive criminals surrendered BY
one foreign Government 70 an9ther: and
aDnly 10 the English courts for q writ OF
habeas corpus and seek their discharge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-04
Lost Five by Yellow Jack.

Second Oiflcer A. Bath. Chief Engineer Arthur
Pelton. Third Engineer Percy Long. Fireman
William Hathaway. and Donkey Man Michael
Cassidy OF the British steamship GlsnRoil.
died on the voyage. from yellow fever con-
tracted at santos and Rio, OF the day before
was sent ashore to the hospital. The Glengoil
was detained several hours at Quarantine for
fumi0ntion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-04
pead NJ Io8 Years.

WILMINGTON. Del. May 3.-Margaret Adams-
ley. colored died at Dover. Del. to-day. aged
1O5 vears. Her whole life was spent with the
Wharton family there. Hor age. Is vouehed
for BY freedom papers. She was born In East
Newmarket. Maryland.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-04
He Says IL Was a. Accident.

Edward N. Brown. % years old. living at 205
Eighth street. shot himself over the heart at
II o'clock last night. at his residence. with q
39-calibre revolver.
He said the weapon was accidentally dis
had Il pistol. He had been a salesman. hut
had boon out Of work for three months. He
was zen to Bellevue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-04
CoNNEC11cUrs LOWER HOUSE
Amendment offered for Plurality Insteaa of
Majority Elections.

Hartford. May 3-Ths House Of Represent
atlves met at few minutes past o'clock this
afternoon after recess of nearly thrce months.
A few appropriations for contingent expenses
were passed and q constitutional amendment
was offered by Mr.. Healy OF Windsor. Locks.
the latter word occurs In Article ~. Of the Com
stttution. Ar attempt was made to PVT the
referred 1t to the Committee on Constitutional
Amendments. The Hous. then adjourned
until Sent. ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-04
Priuce,on Theological Graduates,

PRIEcEroN. May a-The graduating exer-
cisss Of the Princeton 1heologivaI Seminary
Eere held IN the seminary chapel this morn.
snG. There were forty-four graduates.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-04

uenrd Hound the GLOBE.
The rumb BILE OF the Empire State Express of the New
York Central heard round the globe In every coun-
try on earth the people talk OF tt.-Ads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-04

Browed from Malt asd Hops Oniy.
Hupfel Brswg Co.'S Manhattan Beer. 22o z. Ssth st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-04

The new connections o. two railroads With the new
than Hsrlem.-AdS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-04

WASHINGTON. May 3.-The Secretary OF War
has returned the New York and New Jersey
Bridge Company's bill to the Senate Com
mittee on Commerce with a favorable recon-
mendRtiOn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-04

ny the SEQ Or In the Wilderness
Hesripg's Copenhagen Cherry Cordial y inysluAblsr-
Ao9A ~
The evening world., 1892-01-27

tSryi r. Ready, Financial secrstar2; William
b"rN out ui empluymcnt At prc'cut
cigar Maker Union NJ 10 rcuIestl all cigar
| makers IN thi- ri'y 20 stay away from CHICAGO,
wnere union men are on ,trikp aud tho G,a,cs have
sent agents - this rlb to ''npoy " scGJs
To avoid tie necessity OF relurinc the number of
Urrs-lun IN the ..Ik iuGu.t', " la,n strange, ui
t'Ht.,.%n, \ 49,. tSnn,"a t1n 4ol- f ahor per
! The ,iuuruoymrp Earho-s' NatoraI Tnnu has
r"lnr"d IT, "o.hIy du'' from - go Il, cont. .hl
%Gm"".- % M ..rd i2Ss 20 HTS HT%s , AR az hY March
IN hurll.
orrEar f2s nG @G I 'Io S'a H&G, r,a 4sM s1,
SNimtt,G ~. b." given at 'no rm ~ rn."n n,
A'bt't, i.' I"HHitI-i aud ALtttuI
=. Ma2n la h"'n c't"i! Err,rl' 'oqau' ,r.
mittco of I'm" "o, ,t Ininr ii,','' art .'",
y, ", ,TS %,a, 4cI ,gspG' STrS9ty nnd d
tanh' 'H i"rtNuu'y.
,,r4rr.utcr, lpi,n Ne Cer cIcr,.l ,ur.. ua..r.
Nlchtci t@a,eu rte,, tent. tr.r"rc, r,.u'''.
u!r'cptor II. II. Becker, Conductor: Wm. N,Ti.
M,i MM%r ina' = - Nnt t. Ham". P.aAs' DnI :,
Auditors
=, It's tn" lsc, If confidence among the w4rl err.
i, Inc I '''t 90, i"G," XXX ,,,nI
dnNrial aud &c uomic r-!a' ,uh- that prevents the
. "''7N'H lionl 'lldN''id d'iHS lHehNtN''.
The new Officers o, the Harlem branch Of tine
der Held Prr-drui 4. Bruins. rr-prr- I'd, MT .
~, nani,h,.ngr ig,"yii"s yi"s SSSrGfalJ "rG,Ho
Financial Secretary. IN" membership is urrrp,.
ing rapidly.
nnh;ur, r9'1n \". - N.,",i,. l.. J., l,as s,tt,cd
| nion III body, tpoagr th.lr tpr .iuan tr"l 10
prevent them 'run duns ~. m" rnion wrll nov
- 2" tor 80 tn foreman th"-trAr at kedruhuss >
shop i also over.
Th" .ay.r= a. =. .nvarhcrha h. Bavaria. are
starring. To. uIt.l rjtt"- hn," is-u'i an lup"aI
"i th' ,'!ai' "a,. .h Is go ui''r almost - g.
s!,el$ "t wcGn",-, t. a., OF work, owing to tnr
contractor Shcohau, whose jobs tho u',i"u
painters are strihiuG against the cmplpUm.a' Ut
,Gahsi wac one" lnInn man h,m,eIt !" ~,
and Sheet Iron Workers, and later "n tran t,rinh
to Mi1ed Local Assembly, i,5G3. !,clttt Tie oidcr
/ several yeats ago.
Twcnty labor orsa n1a, ions were rorrnscrtcd
at ~" rGni"rr'c" ~ EN"r"tt iIa". ".
,"nHHuS hnh hf"H ,u't-. "io"kNn, Sr,i ,r''"J
Labor Exchange under Va" au- pi,r- "' the ruun,.-
lal soY"rnmrnt after Nh" l@ti'r, ct n" E..'.. 40
p"ar"i to know anything dcun,r shuut inr Tam,
".,a'il"SNr "s nr' sd Of ne h ,,
| a,Gn No. - kcich,f-. "5 the clothing y1ilor.,
u. a special cumui'tr" to gather The n.c.,.n .-
i"FiuGti'nihnd c"i the meat nee TING at tAH ,unirl
East EruadwaS, la,' n.Eht, .h"V were the curJ,r.-
llrt' yl ~" An"rrh.ir paper f,''' irh''''.' '',
;non M Ka.t apd n 1--WE 1--WE. di,"oF5,, ., " w.
papcr, att inptrd - ''ow hat man wa, iu-tir.ri
trades unions wrr" not utgauloi tor tl." punu- 1t
ra,-ns wage "ulrhlt 20 urgiuil" ;f" rrui"trl.sus
h. la, "TSt Na Tlr " " Gy G5n tf3'", n"n WIN" nc
rDt"d tnc speakers and mao s"c,l noise tlat tUn
ton. Wrrc aiuptrI d1uouu. .nr jho manager rf
~" paper for r"td' NJ t'uay union wages.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
fRCM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

IN" Llgar Mascrs' international Union has ca.
pended >4i, OoO to advertise its blue iaLcl.
\ labor almanac viii be cpuhli-hci b, the orsant.
lnton, ~ i.hlAhctH, j., next month.
Er'klay'r.' Culun No. II Indur~"d the buycot,
against t"HTG" LhIvts beer yesterday.
Nou-uUInn r"-tmcl ar not 't,ppuf" ON New
("ais ~ member, ut lALo, orGaui alton, IA Lon
raqdiAte- tor municipal ohr"s ay" been nom,.
mated 10y tAr untuuS affiliated VITA the Trades and
Labor uunrii IT montreal, iHuiia
The hat uimmCrS of bann'rE, ,nnu., l. 800
strong rrSr"t = ,iun AT rai' gwen tor The bone.
NJ ~ tnrir unemployed ie,ioN rII't. m"I.
Grand secretary Nhcehan, ut the ErutArrhun / uI
RAilNA, IuNunrn. ~ cumuI!ias statistic. ON in"
rate "i mortality among railway employee.
An lpdiarnp"ll, '!ar'' sr"i tru. toy the time hc
wur ,rd over ought hours. lie put ,ll.5 l,ut inr
case TIA, uren Aupralrd by the emuloy~r.
Tt" state fight- Hour lcng lr or Minnesota u.
making preparations for sand dtU,u tTa' .un ot
MAY /. va
The Architectural lron-Workcr,' Uurpu has IN.
d"rsct the hoycott against thrrt's hrrwcry. The
Union viii attend ia" anuUa! tall of the united n
glu"ris
day Is How shall n" worker receive h.s lust aud
Z" u'ah'r sh"'" -! production IhHt 20 are uthr-
.teNr.' tgrgrH n. H,'Yht.
iicHry \. Huhschmdt and Adam IIub,rhu,,dt
nt fa,SaIc tit!r have brought suit Tor 81, 200
tgain.t Joseph l.eposA under the Mechanics' Lien
law oi New Juf,cy.
The nrambers Of aEcrs' Union No. g5 will he fined
81 each 10y every time they are caught drirk king a
glass Oi ,h'Orge Ehrct beer. boss Stull has Teen
rotitod that by Jan. ~ his men must JON the
Union.
The Magnolia Association Of Hotel and Restau-
rant Walters, Local Assembly S,7I9, X of l., VIII
hold us shth annual Lall at Webster Hail, Wedues.
day evening Ftb, >.
The new officers OF Newspaper Printsrsu'nion M
are VIM. IL DAWSON, President Edward Maher
'iee'frefidenti !. kosenthai, Hecording seere-
The evening world., 1892-01-27
OTHER OUTLAWS GONE.

Another of the outlaws of New York.
exposed by The EvENING WORLD. hnS
gone up the river for Il term of enforced
seclusion fixed by law. Two more are
added to the list of those whose licenses
are revoked.
And yesterday the voice of the auc-
tioneer arose in .ilded resort where but
lately the only tones heard were those of
revelry beneath which was the impulse
of crime. This place lal been closed
and its effects went to the lowest bidder
without reservation.
The search-liglt has done excellent
work. SO far. But II has by no means
been turned into disuse 1t was set
brightly aheam in the interests of the
people tor their protection and for the
elevation of their city. Iir rays are Yet
steadily directed against the OUTLAW, who,
it is repeated, must .o
The evening world., 1892-01-27

Nr Kcndal made a speech Of farewell a. the
Park Theatre, BruOklNn, saturday nisht, and
Nadgc stood cOylS 10y his side, as usual the
picture OF meek, sweet WOnanhOuu. but
i somebody who SAT on IN" 'front.' row Il, Clarrd
hat Mr. kcndal was frequently prompted hy
hIS wife. "Say I'VE appreciate your kind-
tess, she suggested, and " Don't forget We
shall always remember BrOUkNu.'" She re-
maI kcd. Madgc il II better half IN every
sense uI the word-in fact, she Is a good three
quarters.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
Ee Modest and Don't Flirt.

Ia fIf fdfHf
never tint. Away, he modest. Don't
WORRY him about domestic difficulties, but
show him that YOU dIr able ru bear Your
share ut l!i''> burdens. lie considers It TO he
Your duty 10 manage lh" house, and VIII be-
disappointed II You de- not.
buu't talN it~hi n to him. Don't leave him
ni'u" ~ evening, hut Try to do your own
calling IN tine daytime, white he Is AT buSl-
ness. huni h" aIlali ut the kltChcn, Don
let hlm THINK ihtl you are idle Keep his
clothes mrudrd.
let HIM ~"r that You have soma Will. and
check hlm wh"n l." attempts To- impose upun
Nuu, tor unless You do lie Is very ant to Iall
lUtu the way ul thinking that ms wishes are
the only ones worthy ui attention.
nuut mahc him believe thar Your only iica
II men Is that they are money bags. Make
him THINK that you consider him as nearly prr-
i,Ct II men are made, and act In such I.
manner thai lIr win hud the same opinion OF
You. Mis-. j. llI.Il\S d., NOnkrrS, y. !.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
A Plan Prnctised in Canada.

IL 'hr IiifpI
Ec careful that the household expenses do
not exceed your nlloWan"". DO not complain
or worry him with trivial cares. 10 not
degenerate into II mere lOiling machine, but
be- CLpahl" Ut taking an interest IN All his
plans. eve. ready to lend an ear to all he has
- -aN.
Let him feel shat YOU look up to and have
the -lnrcrc~t confidence IN him and let him
have the SAME IN YOU.
should Nuu have Il "lIff" he the first to
make friends, remembering II Is not the
strongest nor the weakest that should give
IN, hut the unr WEu loves test.
Never scnd nor fret and cultivate content
mcut. Er ~ lrllN and a;rrrahl" to him us
when he WAS your lover. Ec prudent, good
natur"i, lNanIr. he Kind and good - him,
letting him irrl by deeds, not words, what
ever happens Nuu ATE ani always wit be his
bet intend. 'DINlNlS AKrE AMORIs.'
ErurkNlllr, ont,
The evening world., 1892-01-27
THE WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR.
Fads, Tanoies and Fashions That
Delight the Gentler Sex.
/" Mignon Erocks for Little Girls
IInndIScrchicfs for Slight MourE-
ing Ellen Ferry Particular
AbOu. Her Costumes The
Most Fashionable King.

The "NignUuhc' iruch iur a lllilc gil
three or four wears Oh u very nm" pale pink
cloth. II Is gathered witha beading onto u
narrow yoke, embroidered IN white SILK ,'Uli-
taChc aud confined round the waist with a
belt embroidered 10 match. The skirt, rcach-
Ing down almost 10 the feet, l. trimmed with
narrow braided nDuhcc headed by a border
NJ chinchllla, short puncd sleeves ana long
braided mittcn sleeves coming up over them.
A cape -. the Same material with braided
collar and a border ~ chinchiila all round,
forms The Out-Oi.dOOr mluflc.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
A String of EpigramS ).

In me IdI'VT
Nhrn You marry him, love him.
hit"l you marry him, study hn.
II he IS honest. honor him.
II lie Is traituroUS, watch him.
II hr Il generous, appreciate ili.
VI II" l. selfish, shame hm.
When lie ~ -.tl, cheer hiuL
Nhti II" II cross, hInu>r him.
When h" u ihlkatiNc, listen to hlm
When II" Is uuHrl"l~Om ignore hlm
lr he Is progressive, follow hlm.
II he l. >lu'miui, spur mia.
II Ii" /, uuhlr, prHi~" hlu.
II hn - lgupl", Shlrld hlm.
II IL" i cuniid' ana, encourage him.
II lac l. N,rrcti\c. trust hiin.
II Ii" Is lcHlnuN eur" hlLI.
II IL" l. indifferent. pau" him
II IL" cares hhuGh' for pleasure. COaN him.
II Ia rhvurS ~uchiN, ace 'WpHnE HIM.
II h' docs Nuu "A lhNrr. IhhDk hiu.
when II" deserve II, Kiss him.
bet INN thluk how wen Nou understand
him ihi' never let Inn know that you
- minug" him. ADELE.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
S5OO.OOO FOR THE WORLDS FAIR


y large party Of gentlemen, representing
various commercial associations IN this city,
Wcnt I" Albany On the fast train AT . Ocluvk
This mornng tu urge the Senate Commit tcc
ON Finance t. lGCrcase the proposed apprC-
pria'iOn FOR Worlds Fair purposes from
100000 to 100000.
Among those who are expected to address
the Committee al the afternoons session are
John ,latiin, John ribb, William T.. TcIt,
charles stewart smith, William +. King,
Henry g. Valentine, &. waldo smith, +. Il.
Tnurnvr, william v King, charles l.. linanN,
William stcinNay T.. Il. NUrrall George t..
ScnaurG, JOnn " Beach, I. Bcgtu.iuO and
others.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
Choose Your Way Before Marriage

Ip y. I.htu
II 10y managing a husband on Iucan rul-
Ing him, then I say while that is necessary
marriage hn~ proved u failure.
But II You mean how to- make him and your
self equally happy, ana lhuS add one more
happy home to IA" worlds many, thrn say
study this question well before you make
Your choice or husband. After marriage
VIII be- too late.
Il" sure that YOU are thoroughly COngohial,
and particularly on such points As religion,
morality, sc.
BE sure that hi, love for YOU Is the deepest
Irullrg Of which his nature I, capable, and
that Yours Is equally 81. lir sure that you
can SAY with all Your soul that YOU are willing
to tah" him "iur better or for worst"
If you have succeeded IN stealing from such
Il man hl, heart tWhat would he br without
~, yOu hay" certainty solved the greatest
problem. You have managed him very
clcNcrll. u. q.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
CONDITIONS 5

TuE EviNiSG WORLD tnH girc n Oo'r dOU,lr
'61i" IL ne W"H'6U rhD ShO'nS h"H
"llOw 10 Manage 4 llIsRtSn.' me pion
U'HN ic 'Oni0Ui"d m r'rD h,Ud,td rOrdS,
'rTut'u on on" S,dr ~ n" Iop'r, race me-
'rft'r'S UdIuc uId udd,cSS UjDt Hc'"SSuTdL
tOr Iutiicdtiu,D, uHd hr dirc''"d 10 IlusBASp
EpiIUE, LvLSINU WoRLp PULITZER 81 ILDiHU.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
A Timely Suggestion.

If'"W iri'N "HhJ'.
col. Percy lrrgcrS little boy johnny, who
l., not aS good AT school rs he ought to be-
brought home very poor certificate, which
showed that he had been very disobcdicnt and
lazy. Thc rNaSpcratrd Parent procured his
cane and said:
"luu are the worst little boy IN New YORK.
NOW, Johnny, what ought To do with this
cane
PA. hadn't YOU better taNe a walk with
II: It's walking cane, YOU Know
The evening world., 1892-01-27

4 man who escaped from county inIl
in Texas was next heard Of at the State
prison at RuSk. Being under six years
sentence when he escaped, he hal quietly
made his way alone to the prison and np-
piled for permission to serve his term
Deputy Shcriiis accustomed to fat mileage
fees will trust that such acts will not be.
come the custom among convicted men.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
The Czarina GrcatS. Effected by
DuEo Corstantire's Death.

~ f."-T' T'IIO NTT0s.'
IT. PErEHsGrEG, Jan. ...-ih' death OF tho
Grand Duke Constantine, uncle Of the Car,
was heavy shock to tn" Charina, who is Just
recovering 1rom an altDck OF Influenza.
She was So affected hy the announcement
ot the Grand Nakc', death that She was again
obliged to keep o her apartments.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

National politics may now rcabsurb he
interest lately devoted to II threatening
international complication. Aud there is
plenty Of material for intcres, to feed
upon VIII BLAISs withdraw: viii
CLLvrLANp withdraw: Will Hill get II
sand and one things else.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

Manager T.. u. prcc. Oi the "MiSS llCylCtt -
company H. lIulC Tit anxious about the Ia q
~ tine Musical comedy ia the Quaker titN,
where II goes from Ncw York. Maxine BOu-
chrlOh's idea Of IA ttlLkcrr>o may not coincide
with the Philadelphia notion, on vice versa.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
NOT TOLO IN THE PLAYB|LLS.
Manager Candy Gives Penry-in-
the-Slot McNulty a Tip
Richard Mansfield Offered a Grca;
Bargain by David Cnhili

'anLy, of Francis Wilson's company N,s'cr-
day. referring to bit n gossip rrum Lund n
rnt ,c n,I ,,,,,. ,,,.,,7-,,,,, ..ur,,,,, ,,,
'."9 ""'" w
l'''"''" 'hc "-'"III'I 'hnN P"Pl'i NP
on several sides changing Wilson with takmg
their thunder. Sow, see that "A Mi. MrNulry
,,'', ,',,,..,,,,.,
~ 'P''', - N"'' 'h"' '''if' 'i'o'it an" "'''l
have been 'hpprOpI ldting The principal
features of ,Thr NountrnDuks from an uucr1
Penny iu the sIn;, song. If ,e a li,,ln If,
"""H"" " lI''' u p"I"'H VI 'h'' h'Hn nP""
the shoulders OF Gilbert, who has ranked hIgh
ulilrctiIst of uriylLnIlly. II ni.,ht inter.
,h,. ,<u,,,. ,,,,,, ,.,', .,,,,,.,,
,'''' " ','.'" 'n' f"'' S.'' a''u " n''' Nv r'
NAN '"'cc 'ol''' H"' - "i'''o IVA W. WE
sons use, with a title very much tho same
Drops nickel IN the slot" As We are not
ruch Il, t,,n, ,,,on,r,i d,,,,oy ,h,,.,,o,o.o.-
,i,,nd ~ MI, ~, "'''v' INV! "e''
"'' '''''"
! The Casino rroplc feel legitimate pride
when thcy look III the stars tLcy have made
MTiThins WI IN 'las S;; G'tS;; ih'y See Lii'',n M hN
ViIn,, h, n' t,,, nIuu "t ~, ', ,t'i' r' -
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Richard Mansfield gets plenty Of Amusing
letters, but on" that came to him Monday
takes the puinL' II WAS dated IRON York,
Pa, ana was as follow:
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Manager t. u. pricc. OF the Miss lIcyIcti
| CumpanS. !. a lIttlc Tit anxious about the t,iC
ui the nlI,ical comedy in the Quaker ,ity,
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|
! Sarah j. shortly going to appear in Texas
for he FIRST time. Ihc ilrst citN she viii pluy
viii be Fort worth. How the Texans WIN
! lion they win urotuw ON Bcruhardt'S purc
| rarlsmn accent. certain manager, say that
" a straight mp" or" \ Hole IN the GrOund
would meet with warmer reception than
sarah, but that ui course T. absurd.
- W. hrhdhl mace a sp'tcn OF iai"W"il a. lhG
picture OF meek, sweet womanhoud hut
/ somebody VINO SAT ON tn" runt row ii, clnrrd
| that Mr. Kondal was frequently prompted hy
| his wife. Say I'VE appreciate Your Kind.
| less " she suggested, ana Don't forget We
| marked. Madgc Is Il bctlcr hall III every
H''ist ui 'he W"iu-lh iact' she Is good d(hiC"-
| quarter.
|
Miss sadie N,rtinot. who Is short1v,, .,or
| l. ~, n,.",',,t n rnr.i,o,', tbn,,rn :, , 49,
| - ,',titn htri'. trnm tnn vnri"n. 9nIn, ,h,
| s.c. T6. sane innl,s y,rv iii lrnSS rns'-
mn,o on,n from h,r cnn,. .','I ~ , no ,, ~
/
| play and according to the latest amuSemcnis.
| She Will open her season next month IN
Washington.
|
.harlcS 'na'l'rtoh, Mr. NbbcS 5 rcpreSen-
ihlI'' VINO Is iraIcll'hg III the Soulh WIN
The evening world., 1892-01-27

We still have to look to the old world
for the most ptcuiarlv horrible and
rcpulsive crimes III the way of murder
and robbery. Such as that now reported
from Vienna. where n inan and wife are
on trial for decoying and strangllnS
eight servant girls for spoil.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

Inc annual reception OF our Social circle
was held last evening a. rcutouia Assembly
Rooms The march wa, led ty Mrs. Charlie.
Drcwce ani Miss nctgcr, and among those
present McI" Mr ana MT~. &. 4. NpuughOru.
W. +. Whitman, Mr. aud Mrs. j. Il. QurS.irg,
!. II. ASum~srn, j. II. luuk, II. L. Drcwvs, ii.
EhlvrS ana t.. I. Ellcr;.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

lHE WoRLD's expression of a week ago
We think there will be no war" is not
recalled at this time MS an ordinary told
You so.' 1t was published IS matter of
sober Judgment, based on cons s.derations
affecting the good sense aud real patriot
Ism OF two nations where popular gov.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

Miss sadie MartinOt who Is shortly 70 star,
i al present "A persistent thcatrc-gucr she
lS getting hints from the various plays she
sees. The sadie looks very Ill. The roses
have gone from her checks ana Il haggard air
ages her somewhat. "IOmptdour Is her
play and according to the latest amuSemcnts,
she Will open her season next month IN
Washington.