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The evening world., 1892-01-28
She Hath Managed Well"

10 ne bhtJr
FIFTY years ago walked up the aisle OF n
little country church, and, standing before
the f'ower-dockcd altar, promised To love-
honor ana cherish the man had chosen for
my husband. AS heard his lips speak the
tender words OF wife" for the FIRST time
resolved would never forget thut moment
and lhcycr did,
have loved him well. have looked well
to the wants OF my household. have tried
not to let him miss "A mothers care. ! have
never deceived him In any way through all
the years OF married lie.
Trouble and pain and death have com" to
us little voices that mad" music In our home
are s'il,d; curly heads and dimpcd checks
are hid forever beneath the sod Just behind
the church IN which we were wed.
But now we are Old. our Journey Of life Is
nearly done We stand on the brink OF the
" river of death" awaiting tn" shadOwy boat
man to carry us over. MY silvery-hnircd
loycr-huSband bids me send you this message
the record OF lirty years "She hath man
aged WE'LL WnITELoCkS.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

Poor fragile Langiry, whose hchlta was In
such Crliicdl condition thai she cOu ant
cross the Atlantic VIII. Il /, said, produce II
new play by Charl,, toghlan al the court
Theatre, London, very shortly. 1t 1t Is Il sue
cess her health WIN probably improve; II II
faiur" shU VIII undpubtclly have another
at tack.
The evening world., 1892-01-28
The CLEANER,

Among prominent men sick with the grip Is
Shcrin John j. Mcrhllips. OF Hudson County.
Iie is lying at his Bergen avenue home IN
Jersey city, and III the mean time the affairs
OF the Sherins once are IN charge Of Under
Sheriff j. j. Maher, nm able, courteous ana
most conscientious oncal, In whom the
sheriff and the people have every confidence.
one OF the busiest men In the brOwn-StOnc
Court House Is Henry W. Tnger, Deputy AS
sistant District-Attorney and chief clerk to
Delaney Nicoll. lie Ia always at his desk
and hard at work.
hear that Edward Dugan, Jersey Guys
active young Streets and water Commits
sioncr.is n very probable Mayoralty candidate
as the solution To the problem that has been
engaging the attention OF the Democratic
leaders In Hudson county for some time.
commissioner Dugnn's popularity Is well
known, and II nominated he would doubtless
provo very hard candidate for the Rcpub-
licans to defeat.
] observe that there Is some uncaSlncsS on
the part OF tho friends OF DR.. William 4. Ien-
kins over the seeming delay or the senate IN
confirming his nomination as Health Onicer
ot The Port. A week has elapsed since Dr.
Ienkins's name was transmitted by GOV.
Flower to the senate, and the former = friends
declare that they ale at n loss to understand
why confirmation Is not fort hcomlng
Rev. Brother Fidc!is, principal OF 81.
Leonard's Academy. In brooklyn, says he Is
| extremely proud OF the Alumni OF that insti-
tuition. one VINO was present at the dinner
Of the Alumni AssEiatlon, Tuesday cveninA ,
tells mo that the nappiest "boy there was
the reverend broth her, who made an eloquent
address. There was n large attendance "
graduates, and the occasion was a memorable
| one for all.
Many OF the Older ncwSpapCr.worhcrSi in
New York and Boston VIII learn with regret
| OF the death OF James 4. FMrb,r, Nlce-rrcsi-
dent and general manager Of the Boston
| and Maine Railroad Mr.. FurDcr began his
career as newspaper man, having been con-
ncctcd in his younger manhood with the
daily press In Boston and afterwards upon
| the 1i'it"He under Horace Greeley. lie
driited into rallroading and developed cXccu-
tive talent Of n hisn degree. The grip aud
consequent pneumonia proved too strong an
enemy TO be withstood at his siNty-n\c years,
and he died after an illness OF but a few day :.
The evening world., 1892-01-28
Just Make the Home Happy.

To ~, Td,iny
II there Is ANYTHING a man dlsllkes It is n
managing wife; aud To 1--we happily with
ones husband one should never Try 10 "man-
age" him. Any sensible woman VIII readily
scc this.
Much of mans happiness depends Oh
tidy home with "A cheerful wife ana daillily
cooked meals, here he can feel that he has
sphere hc can call his own, where his wife is
the queen and he the King,
The woman who makes her husband her
friend Is the happ!est wife OF all, tur she
knows she l. trusted aud that he Wishes Tor
her sympathy. Have no secrets on either
side and both are cOntcntCd.
IN attractive home with n loving wife
Will preserve happiness and bring almost any
man home after business hours and help to
Keep HIM tcre, or II he wishes Iol an even
ings amusement In his wiie's company let
her be- ready and willing 10 80 with him.
Avoid III" lrst quarrel and remember this
1.-TWO II takes TO make a quarrel, one can al
ways end IT," TEA RosE"
The evening world., 1892-01-28

MIron, of "Thc city Directory company,
wa, Ill Yesterday and unable 10 appear at tin"
BilOu matinee. Young Mctmurk took her
place. Manager Russell declared that he
would be quite willing to play the part hlm-
self. 1t was that Of II DuncU-SteCrci, he SAID.
pleasantly.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

For large hat a large veil Is required, and
It IS wise In buying one to get II full yard.
I'm II JUS. to the edge OF the brim In front
and let the depth that comes over be drawn
under your chin In soft, loose folds, fastened
at the back high up on the hat. These folds
tend to give the soft cf1eCt desired by strings.
The members OF the Children's League Of
Kindness, which founded and now supports
cots III the Children's hospitals IN Dublin,
sent. on Christmas eve, presents Of warm
clothing, toys and new siypcnccs to the little
patients.
Long gathered skirts OF cashmere are worn
to Just escape the ficor On girls Of two to iive
years, and have very large sleeves and round
waists In fine or medium tucks, with Il corsc-
let OF velvet covering the waist so that only
the upper part shows like yoke. Dark red
and green mixed goods are At up with plas-
tron OF cardinal cashmere. Red gowns are
trimmed with black velvet accessories Tor the
Winter.
The servant problem Is being uniquely
solved by the wife OF Sir George Humphrey
at Cambridge. VINO trains little girls from
twelve to MI cen years of age for one year IN
her house and then sends them out To other
situations.
Miss Mildred DCnnison, u lady who has
| taken an active part In the operations OF the
Woman's Health Protective Association OF
this city, has originated n street cleaner
which Is said To have much merit. 1t piles
| the dirt In heap and picks 1T up and deposits
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WOULD SEND HIS CLERK.

He Himsolf, Refused to Accept a
Challenge to a Duel.
One day distinguished notary. says
the A,vonam. while breakfnstiug with a
friend ut a cafe in Paris indulgcd in some
singing comments on the public acts of
Marshal Marmont.
Suddenly another gentleman dining at
neighboring table rose and approached
them his mustnche bristling with anger.
Sir cried he traSicu!ly. ''you shall
give me satisfaction ~
Are you Marshal Marmont Z" quietly
asked the notary.
II have not that honor" was the reply;
but am his chief aide dec camp"
'Giyo Inc your card. then, sir" said
tine notary; II will send you my head
clerk"
The evening world., 1892-01-28
CONDITIONS,

1Hr EvrS,SG WORLD 'rW Oire n coir hon'Je
cnp,e 10 he rolnou rhD ShO,ss best
How TO MANAGE HUSBAND 7he p'nn
must be ,OniUiHtd G t'rO hUdrcd ro,dS,
'CrIirn on one s,de J ne IdD'r, hare I"
,oriter'S name ana dddj'eSs UiOt heCeSSurHg
FOR putiicdiiO,O, 0nd te ducctrd to HUSBAND
EDloR, kvESING WORLD, PULITZER BUiLDlN0.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

4 young woman was mortaily wounded
by ler lover yesterday i'll Montclalr. n.
J.. lecause she wouldn't marry him at
once. ltthus turns out that impatlence
Las hurried funeral instead of we'd
ding. The girl had DELAYED her promise
ot marriage for the common sense reason
that her lovers habits were such that his
reform was demanded before she could
trust her life's happines, to him. His
latest act shows how very well grounded
VAS her reason for hesitation.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

All the organs Of tho body arc reused
to healthy, vigorous action by DR. Picrco's
Golden Medical Discovery More than
all, the livcr--and that's tho key to the
whole system You have puro blood or
Tho blood controls the health, the liver
controls the blood, tho " Discovery con-
trolls tho liver.
Talto this remedy in timo, whom you feel
dull, languid, and "out OF sorts" and you
can prevent disease frop! coming, Tako
1t in any disease that depends on the liver
or the blood, and youu hare e positive
cure.
Bronchial, TGroat, ana lung aiycr,iSns:
syubborpN SkiA and Senh Diseases, it's
the o,.ty remedy 50 unfniling md ctfec-
tive that /. can be p,,GIaHterd. II it
doesnt benefit or euro, you Eayo your
n.onpy pack -
The evening world., 1892-01-28
HER IDEA OF CAVALRYMEN.

With Horse One Ccu u'd Get Away
Faster from a Battle.
A little girl, after watching with inter-
est the passing of II company of soldiers
says M exchange, turned to her mother
and said:
- do wish | was boy, mamma"
"Why do Won wish that you were q
boy, Catherine :" asked the mother.
"Eccausa | want to be n soldier and
wear Il red coat and fire gun and ride ON
il HORSE
" But all soldiers do not ride horses.
YOU know. Only the 'avalrymen ami
officers ride. DO YOU think that you
would insist on havin. IL horse z"
YES, mamma, ! wouldn't wish to be o
soldier if | couldn't have horse. |
should want the horse because could
gct away from I! @ war quicker on his
back than could IL l had 10 run on my
OWL legs"
The evening world., 1892-01-28

O.. - cOuInnt be cured. was
discouraged ard awfuly worried. I tried all sort,
90 patent medicines, but none did me any good
tiHH'lN went to Doctors Me, oy aud Wildnan and
after careful examination hey told me hey would
;"t" me, and ain clai to be able to say that thcy
have Kept their word.
!hoy certainly have cured me.
began to get better after the first months
trent tment undnr DOCTORS Mccoy and Wildmsn
Nobody can Imagine how different feel, how hnppv
] am t"cl i.kc new pcraun, and owe IL to Doc.
tors NJ, "y aud Widman. ! shall always feel
grateful to them. ~
Doctors Mcroy and Widnan make a specially Of
III" ttrttment of CAtarrh. They furnish all medj.
"lncs free. and their charges for treatment are 80
moderate that they arc within the reach of all.
The evening world., 1892-01-28
THE WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR.
Fads, Fancies and Fashions That
Delight the Gentler SEX
New Treatment OF Bonnet Strings
10 Arrange Veil Long CASH
mere Skirts for Little Girls
Closets Not Arranged to
Meet Wuinan's Height.

There Is a new treatment " bonnet strings
they ar" much broader, aud are caught to-
gcther below the chfn with lunches OF cJwsipo
OF any other flowers with whlch tn" bonnet IS
trimmed. Cloth Is still used FOR many Of the
crowns. The jcttcd frames 50 very popular
for evening wear are far too heavy for any
woman head containing brains.
The evening world., 1892-01-28
The Gaelic Seanachas.

The annual itince asus ScanachaS OF the
Gaelic Society VIII be held a. Central Turn
vcrein Hail Friday evening, fep. !U. Hereto
fore IL has been customary To give a Fcis
Ctsil In connection with the KiuCc, but this
year both VIII be observed upon separate uC-
rasions, the Fcis Cesil taking place as usual
In Easter Week.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

ing of SIN boys. who were drifting to
almost certain death on IA cake Of ice IN II
swift current. The more such men
police force can boast the better for
any city.
The evening world., 1892-01-28
The Coming Poultry Show.

The " Poultry ana Pigeon SHOW VIII begin
Its third annual exhibition at the Madison
square Garden oh Wednesday, Feb. 3, and
continue day and evening until Feb. q. En-
tries are pouring In Iroin all over the United
States, and the latest steamships from Eng
land and France bring many new specimens
both OF poultry and pigeons. TWO thousand
chickens. 500 ducks ana 300 goslings win b.
hat by incubation during the show.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

A south Dakota divorce has Just been
'ndorsed by Brooklyn court. Divorces
blamed in that enterprising Western
) ate tmay be valid. but it's certain that
they are getting monotonous. Where is
the talk, lately SO loudly emphatic, that
the laxness OF the marriage .dissolying
laws out there was o he remedied?
The evening world., 1892-01-28
The Evening World Prints Asso
ciated Press News.

THE WORLD wiH not, under nnDch cnmStdneeS
hold Itself responsible for TIE return or safe.
keeping Of any rejected manuscripts r pictures
Of whatsoever character or ra!ue. No exceptions
will be made 10 this ,ais NTH regard 10 either
htteyS or Enclosures. Nor uiN the editor enter
into correspondence concUntng LndvoAdele
manuscripts.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

Mrs. rcnwipCr-John, l wish 70. would
dress better.
PtnwlpI-It lakes all the money | can rake
and scrap" to pay for your clothes.
Mrs. Pcnwiper-lt's TOO uad i'm actua..y
ashamed to walk out with you.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

1t will be great accomplishment in-
deed to mako the Museum of Art free TO
the public on every one of the seven days
of the week. That is the object sought
In the bill passed by the Assembly yes
terday authorizing a further approprin-
ton of $4,000 for the institution By the
CITY.
The evening world., 1892-01-28
Photographic Painter.

From tie Ner Fork Wsskiy
PEotographer-Tha is certainly good pie
ture for an amateur; very good How did
You manage to get such pleasant expression
Oh the gentltman's iacef
Amateur told nm wasn't going 10
charge anything.
The evening world., 1892-01-28
Nonpareils Dance To- Night.

The twenLy-fifth annual entertainment and
reception OF tho Nonpareil Rowing CLUB viii
take place this evening ut the Central opera
House Crura Nercin HalD SiNty-Seventh
street near Third avenue. well know proics-
siUnal actors VIII take part In a stage per-
iornante previous to the dancing.
The evening world., 1892-01-28
HENRY WiECMtEa IS A HAPPY MAN,
SLJERtI pHISfCT4 nan
FRIGHTENED MN E.IDLY.
IhcD rata Nim 7hrrc Iids No Cure for
Eim. bm lie Says doctors McCo,
AMI JDii,iU0a Did Care HIM,

Ii fever there wasah,nn,
mrn II ls Henry Wiay,.
mann. who lives at TGa
lith avenue. He told ,
reporter the following
story the other eyening
II" said II sufferei
with catarrh for over eipht
years. My nose wouldsi'is
up so that | couldnit
breathe through 1t. Thai
to breathe through inv
mouth. and would cough
and spit up muous all dav
long ! thought ! had con.
sumption. l would got
terrible pains in my fore
head and in my chest. and
| rot no bad that ! went tn
several doctors, and they
hll told me that | had ca.
tarrh SO badly that I
The evening world., 1892-01-28
Not Often.

secretary OF the Navy--l shall so over to
New YOrk IN the morning.
Assistant ON one Of the naval v",Srl%2
secretary OF he Navy--Did YOU ever hear Oi
a doctor taking his own medicine:
The evening world., 1892-01-28
The Youths Lament,
a Discriminating Dog.

iFrom Street 6 SnNh's Good Nses)
Miss Reauti-Fido Is just the funniest dog.
When ] sing he wags his tan; but when
play the piano he sits right up on his launches
and howls.
Rival Belle-well. think myself you sing
rather better than you play. i 80,
The evening world., 1892-01-28

Tho first thing is to promptly accept
Chili's most friendly and conciliatory re-
ply TO tho demand of the United States.
The next is to relieve the Chiiians of the
presence Of Minister EGAS at the earliest
moment that it can gracefully be done.
The evening world., 1892-01-28
Severe Punishment,

lFrom Surst ,E Snith'' aunt Ne-,.l
First Boy-Do they whip at your schOC. 2.
second Eace-No; wish they did.
First BOy-What do they do"
second Racc-keep you IN NJ recess
The evening world., 1892-01-28
Another Keg Should Be Forthcoming

FTWW TNt FNtfTF0 TINfN- 7
According TO the Washington dispatches
Andrew carnegie was suundly snubUcd by
the President the other dpy. That /, what
Mr carnegie gets lor thinking that one small
krg OF Scotch whiskcy VIII last forever.
The evening world., 1892-01-28
VkCRANT VERSES
At the Gate.

They stood together AZ the gate,
The night was dark ami chill and sweet,
LIN" Noice of nnrclentlng tate,
She heard the wind sweep down the street,
Aud nearer still deeper tone
Thst br,athcd Tor her and her alone
He leaned upon the upper rail
And, with the courage given to men.
slowly amt nTmly told his tale
While the poor sirl was wondering when
Her wearl-d ears he'd cease to bore
That tiresome man who lived next door.
The evening world., 1892-01-28
A Successful Show.

HMM MO TOfE W'fN7y,I
First Circus Man-Ilow do you manage 10
I'LL your show with only six performers?
Second Circus Man-l carry Twelve bill
posters.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

Augustus DAYS adaptation known as A
Night on II t he done IN the English PROV
mccs by II popular travelling company. THIS
win be the ilrSl uI the series of Days German
iIrCcS that has been presented ON the other
side by company Other than his CWn.
The evening world., 1892-01-28
To Get the Bows Up.

tF,om Street q Smih's Good Ssus.l
Little Dick-l hate 10 get up in the morn
ing; don't your
Little Jacl-So. We always have buck
wheat cakes.
The evening world., 1892-01-28
eY BRANt II OFFICES

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hetwcen 31s, and 32d SITS, New YORK.
BROOKLYN 800 WAsHINoIuS ST. HARLEM
News Department, l59 EAST l25IH ST. Adver-
tisements at 237 EAST 10Th Sr.
PHILADELPHIA. PA-LEDGER BrILpiSa. 1l2
SOUTH GTn ST WASHINGTON-6iO ltlH ST.
LONDON OFFICE--32 CocRsPrn ST. TRAFAL
GAR Square.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

Philadelphia's Policeman STRAUSS has
distinguished himself by the heroic saw.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

II luunS vcrl much now as II Harvard and
Pr!nceiu ~ had buried the harhrt Tor Il time
M least. TWO games OF baseball haN" been
arranged between them. The chance OF a
tri-clun league being formed between lelc,
Harvard and Princeton is a very small one.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

Mrs. T.. $. WillaId, the VIII" Ot the we'll
known actor. has returned 10 Engilnd owing
to i'll lcalth. Willard himself Is this week IN
hpuNtr
The evening world., 1892-01-28
BY LOVE AND TACT.
Consensus of Women's Views on
the Art of Husband Managing.
Theories Which. When Carried Out.
Make Homes Happy.
Letters, to BE Considered, Must Bc
Received Before Noon To- Morrow.

No letters on " The Ii st Way to Manage a
Husband received after noon Of tomorrow,
Jan. % viii be considered in determining
tn" winner OF the COnt.s ST, which closes at
that hour.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

At the Ladies' Day cn,cr' ainmrnt Of the
Manhattan Athletic club this afternoon the
I hrcc-aCt comedy entitled "lhc Pink MasN"
There Will be athletic exhibitions in addition
The evening world., 1892-01-28

Peace with honor is ours for the TAX
ing. Ii must not be missed.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

clubs directors this afternoon, LOhn J..
Rogers scheme Tor Il new National agree
lnont Will doubtless hc discussed. President.
are reported as being opposed to the proposed
dgrccutut.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

Tho Senate is little late in inuuiring
for full particulars with regard to China's
objections TO Mr.. BLAIR as Minister
and what wns done about il. But the in
formation might certainly prove inter-
Csttnr
The evening world., 1892-01-28

What thisy Another monitor aground !.
The Wyandotte this time. Let us hope
Chill will not retract her apology when
shc hears of this.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

rhc season OF 'rho Lost Paradise" ut Proc
tors Theatre VIII end IN Marcn, and that VIII
bring the career OF the present stock com
pany to Il CLOSE, ~ lar as lrOCtOrS Is con-
Cvrncd. The organization will go on the road
and when Il comes to New York again VIII
uptown.
The evening world., 1892-01-28
Companionship the Requisite.

10 II, TdiiOr
There Is no need " " management where
love exists, and where there Is no love all the
management IN the world would eject moth
Ing. Name expects happiness In his home lie,
and the loving wife knows well how to supply
that luxury. Not by arlince, but by honest,
open and womanly methods
She need not tell him of her petty trials, for
hr VIII discover them OF his own accord and
share them Willingly. No slave to him
should she be- and Il true man
would not allow it-but truo Wife
sharing his pleasures, taking pride IN his ad-
rnnccmcnt, soothing him IN sorrow and CIV
Ing him the warmth and hindrrd-loviug icl-
low ship for which he sought her.
When disputes aIl~" she should, II con-
vinccd OF right, mainlnin her point ior when
I ~ argument has passed the husband win
respect her all he more.
Husband and wife are grown too old TO play
at children IN schemes and artihuc to main
tain the marriage bond. Shame To the wife
compelled to feed" wear bangs, trillS and
paint To hold him. There $ nuld bc perfect
trankneSS and honesty, and the wife to
manage her husband must first love him.
The evening world., 1892-01-28
.PLAYHDUsES IN M|DW|NTER.
Business Seriously Affected by
This Weeks Cold Weather.
William II. Crane Bursts Into Song
at the star Theatre.

The cold spell had a very bad erect upon
business at the theatres. Tho playhouscs
sul1rr IrOm CAtrcnc heat, extreme cold, lrUn
rain, fog and snow. In fact, they are vcrltablc
sensitive plants, and from their condition
alone very good estimate OF the weather
could be formed 1t is a curious Thing that
the playhOuocs purunihcl by people VINO 10
not use the democratic street car but indulge
III carriages, suffer juo' the same. Business,
hOwcycr-asiue from the cold SPELLS begin
nlng 10 pick up agnin, and at several hoI'ca
Ia. nigh the Attendance wa, very large.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

Miss Georgia tayvan aad ". II. crane paid
a visit to lruCtOrS Theatre yesterday alter
noon, and saw " Ihr Lost Paradise tor the
iISt iliur. lie "Wednesday matinrCs are Il
great boon to theatrical pcuplC-hnd 10 the
utriCal people only. Managers say that the
usefulness OF the Wednesday matinee, except
at the very pOnular-pricc houses, /, rapidly
vanishing. 1t mas been Threatening to 30 Tor
Il long time
The evening world., 1892-01-28

The proper enforcement of tho law
passed by the State Senate yesterday, for
tho inspection of buildings i'll which
machinery is used, may, perhaps, spare
us another Park place horror.
The evening world., 1892-01-28
Yield q Point Now and Then.

10 n. iditst
In the mrs. place, you must be fond OF your
husband. otherwise you VIII have your hands
iull In managing yourself, aud Will not b.
able to compass the SELF control necessary.
Gain your husbands respect tor your Opin-
ions by expressing them quietly, and never
without COnSidrrai ion. There are occasions
when +" "silencc speaks louder than words"
There IL no harm IN letting him know that
you appreciate his good points.
Study his tastes, and make him Just as
comfortable aS you can In justice to yourself.
Above all, do not be too firm about small
indulgcnccs, such AS smoking. which make
he has Just aS much right to be comfortable
there as you have.
Take my word Tor It, yielding Il point now
and then VIII help to rivct his chains. and If
the time ever comes when you must say
" Don't do IT, for my sake" It viii be all you
Will need 10 say. /. =,
The evening world., 1892-01-28
Got a Place, Anyhow.

wonder how those sporting men
Who frequent tracks and courses,
Derive SO much amusement when
They back their tay'rite horses.
never backed horse hut once,
And then was greatly skinned, oh,
! backed him like 4 tooli sh Ounce
Into AtradesnAn's window, NE CIuG.
The Youths Lament.
Alas In truth am forlorn,
Ny heart Il pledged and the
ring in pawn, Judge.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

William II. crane sang at tho star Theatre
last night. Don't be SO aStOnishcd about II.
Crane was q member Of a comic opera com
pany once upon Il time. ii is twelve years,
however. since he has dared 10 sing upon the
Stage. The occasion Of the OutburSt was a
nautical song that he has Introduced into his
comedy For Money
The evening world., 1892-01-28

The members OF the Children's League Of
Kindness. which founded and now supports
cots III the Children's hospitals IN Dublin,
sent, on Christmas eve, presents of warm
clothing, toys and new sixpcnccs to the little
patients.
The evening world., 1892-01-28

Cincinnati has n tenycar-old forgcr i'll
Jail. lie has made an exceedingly bad
name for himself without succeeding at
all in the use of anothers name.