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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-01
RICHMOND TERMINAL FINANCES.
President Oakman's Appeal to tho Reor
SanizatiOn Committee.

President Oakman's Appeal to tho Reor
Eanizntion Committee.
As bearing upon tho financial needs OF the
Richmond Terminal system tho following let
ter from President W. G. Oakman OF tho Ter.
minal and allied companies to tho reorganiza-
ton committee Is of interest:
April. o. 1892.
"E r. 0ieoH, Esq. c1rirran. g..
DEAR SIZE: beg to present to tho commit
toe Of reorganization the annexed memoran-
dunn OF the estimated requirements OF the
Richmond and Dnnvills Railroad Company 10
and including July ]. 1892.
In addition TO the stated requirements
there is an amount Of unsettled vouchers ont
standing from tho operation OF til" Georgia
Central Railroad aGCregatine about s.ioll;uou
the larger portion of which our counsel advise
wo will be hold liable to pay. 1t is evident
consequently that measures must be tnkcn
in season to protect the company from eHlbar-
rHssment. and | most earnestly beg that tao
committee will hasten It's operations TO- such
extent as to prov!d" for maturing obligations;
The floating debt Of tho Kichm.n! an!
collnterals belonging, TO the liirhmoni and
West Point Terminal Railway, and Warehouse
Company. which is also endorser upon, tho
notes issued to tho syndicate maturing Juno
!. and the embarrassment Of tn" former must
inevitably involve the Latter company. IL has
no income To meet its fixed obligations when
they mature excepting through I'll" operation
OF the three railroad systemS, in which 1t Is
Interested. OF which the Georgia Central l., IN
the control OF the United states Court. The
way Company will also need sum npproxi.
mating 100000 over receipts from operations
to carry it over July !. 1872.
need OF the companies in season most serious
danger is Threatened. and should tho holders
OF the demand obligations Of the two compan.
les become alarmed u cris may at any time
Nv - W. u. OAKMAN. President"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-01
MAY CONVENTION MEN,
w. X. Grace Says He's Got 10000 Siruers
orthe Roll In This CITY

A meeting Of the Grace-fairchild State FRO,
vislonal Committee WAS held yesterday at Mr.
Charles =. Fairchld's Office.
L. Elory Anderson was in the chair. Nearly
all the members from the country wero pres.
emit and the others reported in writing. The
total result. according to the reports. is tina,
10000 siGna'ures have been made to the
roll In favor Of n May Convention.
william Il. Grace reported for this city. and
said there We're 4OOuu signers here. Mr..
Chase said there were 10000 in Albany. and
w. 4. lnmrhcr Of the Twenty district
said: We are tho D"mocrar. of Oswego
county, and already ,:j.4OO democrats there
haze signed the roll"
The committee resolved to issue n formal
call for their Convention to meet Mt Syracuse
on May 81. Primaries are To 10 held in May.
each Assembly district to send three delegates
and three alternates. and the Convention will
elect seventytwo delegates and rs. many al
ternates to so tho National Convention Of the
Democratic party and try to got in rs Il dele,
CATION from New York state.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-01
South Orange, NJ.
An Ideal Suburb,

A superb mansion on Valley
street, standing on a large plot
1OOx3 16. amid beautiful
grounds, laid out with q land.
scape architects skill /; with
shrubs, fruit trees. and other
foliage. In short, a home suit
ed for a family of taste and cul.
ture, yet within the means of
any one. A rare chance for q
judicious buyer with a little
money. Address
GERALD R. BROWN,
120 Broadway, New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-01
More Er.ll-, In the ru,,.e schools.

The Male Principals Organization. which is
composed of the principals OF the public
schools OF the city, held n reunion at sherry's
last evening and invited President Hunt and
tho Commissioners OF tho Board OF Education,
John II. v Arnold and the members OF tho
city Government. President Seth Low Of
Columbia College. Chancellor McCracken OF
the University Of the City Of New York. Presi-
deaf Wehb o! tho College OF tho City
OF New York. Dr.. Hunter of the Nor
NAL College. and others to discuss
with them the, question whether or, not more
English should hetaught in the public schools
there were prescott Senator Cantor. Assem-
hlymnn Martin, Edward II, Boyer, and W. y.
Freidlerg. The question proposed WAS dis
cussei Mt lnngth. an il Was agreed that tnp
much attention wa. g!von 10 other languages
H. III" exclusion Of English. After the diaru--
sion there WAS 4 Giuurl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-01
7KE CONNECTICUT DEADLOCK,
Indications That It VIII he Brok en- when the
Legislature Meets ON Tuesday.

NORWICH. Conn. April 30-The prospect is
| pretty bright now that the deadlock Of tha
Connecticut Legislature will he broken by ad-
| 1ournment when tho IIousa reconycna5 on
Tuesday next The principal thing that pre-.
| figures adjournment is that most Of the mem.
bers are farmers and the planting season
is now on. The weather OF late has been
cold and unreasonable. and farm work
isyet 10 De 4one. The early ul2ughing had to
=" done. Of course. and the los: ators did
their share Of it with an uacrity and lorehand-
edhess mat were tempered somewhat by
Assembly. But now ,ha; tho time, has come
to liant, ana no mistake about II. the bucolic
ncmners ct the Legislature don't propose
ilhNinS any more nonsense about the dead
farmer farmer. legislator in town to-day said snap
work. The5S spt HonE to he any funny
so an' yop b can mt thHs In yonr pre and
Wonre gong upto Hartford next Tuesday and
h"Wr "n s WV GaIinGIs Sh9Tt AMI sweet sweet aoa
there want no great loss, hut now it is n diff.
icrGnt thing. |. for one. don propose 70 be
cnchret ou' of al! Of this y"ar's CROPS simply
iftheyy did know"
:. Another member said: There nin't any
oof,lcers-thats settled. and we might si.. there
notFn Only the IL e"a4 Viii over 10 "s eSn to
tcttie mo Questions at issue now. And don't
t kn9pw ~ nnbndy care, much now they IRE set
me people 70 nut their verdict On tho merits Of
'hs ca ih at ne Noremb"t o,e a.,
@ the he Homs has v pva s next
Tuesday a caucus vii! be called Of the Repu6-
licans ~ Room 80 ut the CAPITOL. and the eau.
the. Legislature will continue at its intermt,
'ent sessions Indefinitely.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-01
Iacren-e Of Wages IN the d.. T.. nrdw W.

SCRANTON. April 3o.-Ihc Grieynnea Com
mittee OF tho Order Of Hallway Conductors.
headed by Grand Chief Conductor Clark.
waited to-day upon General Manager Hal
stead OF the Delaware Lackawanna and West.
crn Railroad in this city. and asked for an
increase of wages Of 10 por cent. Yesterday
the Grievance Committee OF tho Brotherhood
"i iiai!ropd Men waited ,npon Mr.. Hnlstead
COR an inci,'asr in thrif wages. The cnnlrittr"
annornc"l this evening thHt the committee
hnh UEiHr 70 n general - ncr', cut. increase
o. wages Il aItect nj! EN- JloyUes. Minor crley-
anecs were also iavorably passed upon.
banao special Of tho New York central-best nisnt
uAln let behaio-IeaNes Ii3V eYsEy nsLi.-ads.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-01
Through Cars 10 Presbyterian General As.
acmhly at PORTLAND, Oreron

Inc fennsylvun.a railroad Company announces thar
LVt 'ue accommodation OF delegate. and the
Ss nsIs asssmesy OF the iresbrer!an Church 10 be
nesuE iurt1Auh Dreguu On May ~ there WI ron "A
speeal traii composed Of ru!nan YrS'buluh cping
anu nnihg var, through ~ Portland iruying New
,otk ~ ~ " WchrthGai. MAY n, A chicago IN.
unm WIZ DC divided. one seciun to be trIcd VA
n.easo MilNhakee alH 81, Pau ihtw ami SnrI',r~
Iasihc hailwnN TIE other VA 'h,'a.O and Northwest
GIN hhilWS Sn' MON Parinc lu lnIt. TN. ril NV.
I've ue.rgii's 1R t-ilOrs then cIutr bot ~ A, s "a
ms desirable lpGtes 20 Portland. LNcursut ilrk.ls
wI Ne M nv one single fare Tor the round irp The
Ta!e Tor Pullman hertp New York 10 Portland isSI7
Az Islsnhs MhN snllci!We going 20 this convention
ng,cAr sceommodalions by APPLICATION In person Or
agent psnnsy lYauia Rallrosa. SAY Broadway. M
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-01
Uusiuess Trouble ..

The Sheriff received yesterday executions
against Levy & Roth. manufacturers OF furs Mt
271 Mercer street, one for S1.524 In favor Of
= Wolf Rosenzweig. and the other for 81 .O2i. In
tavor OF Adolph Rolenzwe!g, Tho firm began
3nsiness last October with "a small capital at
I'D West FOURTH street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-01
dorsey. state Democratic Committee.

The Now Jersey Democratic State Commit
tee met Yesterday afternoon in Taylors Hotel,
Jersey City. The Chairman. Allan l.. McDer-
ot' i't'i sct delnrntentn ~ ntinn n Ton'
vent! II should be held in the Taylor Opera
Hcusr. Trenton, on May %. No other business
MAS transacted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-01
The Due de " orny Didn', FIGHT,

BErs ELS. April 30. The Indeleadance Ecl,e
has made care'ul invostiG cation into tho cir.
cum stances of the i,.cl between Mr. Miihank.
and H-rertaineA beyond y DOUBT that the DUO
Dc Morny took no part in the AFFAIR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-01
A Messenger Roy "A Murderer.

DENVER. April 3o.-Frcd Ertzgraber, a six
teen-year-od messenger hoy, Stabbed md
killed Fred Ste nmayer. u lad OF fifteen, last
niQht " WAS done In jealousy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-01

EEnksrEGH Cure for
rIe., ictaIa, ltehing,
Etc, No detention from
business. DR.. A. q.
amison. Al W. a6th st.
New YORK City,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-01
A Well Woman

now weigh 12S pounds eat we'll. and do all
the work for large family. My case seems
n wonderful recovery to all. and even the
physicians look ut mo with astonshment, US
almost Uke one raised Jrona the dead"
Mrs. MARY l.. OFALLON.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-01

Mrs. Osborn win he Released on Saturday
LooSDoS, April 30 Can't Osborn has been
notified that his wife will be released from
Holloway EIison on next Saturday and the re-
mander OF her sentence rcmitted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-01

Hoods PiIis cnrs all Liver Ills. Jaundice. Sick
Meadnche. BIlionsNess. Sour Stomach. &c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-01
Raised from the Dead
Long and Terrible Illness from
Blood Poisoning

Completely Cured BY Hoods Sarsupariiio.
1.-Two years ago in Cincinnati. I assisted the
physicians at an autopsy. having for years
been "a PROFESSIONAL nurse. by somc means
l was soon stricken with q bad?case Of
Blood Poisoning
Which affected my head. throat and mouth.
breaking out in terrible Sores My head aud
arm still show plainly scars where ahscessos
formed. My arms swelled to nenr twice thor
natural size. My tongue was mdrin swtt
~ fr" by an ulcer. the roof of my mouth W, !
WAS indeeu In "A
The evening world., 1892-02-18
The Most Just Plan.

To fhr INi'pf
Does the prevalent custom OF giving sons
and daughters regular allowances copsign
them 10 the position OF servants7 II not,
why should 1t their mOthers2
Not all husbands are generous, nor are all
provident. Some are penurious to their
wives: others so lavish as to encourage prodi-
gality. some are generous to themselves
while niggardly to their families; Others deny
themselves to indulge their families need.
lCSSly.
10 avoid these extremes and secure happy
medium both husband and wife should take
The same amount IRON the regular income
for personal expenditures. Give each child n
portion also. under the supervision Of the
mother. Lay aside a certain sum to cover
living expenses. pay rent, help. provide coal
ana incilcntals, rcscrvlng always residuum
for The rainy -lay fund.
This system abolishes debt and uncertain
ties, defeats miser and spendthrln, and has,
TO my personal knowledge, stood the test OF
experience through eyentlul years Of storm
and sunshine.
Beggars solicit aims, servants accept doles,
but the wife and mother should never be sub
IeCt to Ike Lumilintlons In obtaining that
which Is rightfully hers. Mrs. a. d.. +.
The evening world., 1892-02-18
News Notes from Everywhere.

Several slight earthquake shocks were felt at
Louisville, Ny, yesterday.
BY the falling of the roof of the Arnold mine At
PlAttsburg yesterday three men were killed.
The city Of Detroit has voted to present the new
Government cruiser Detroit handsome silver
punch bowl and tray to cost So, 500.
Eugene Garcia, late paying teller Of the Louisi-
ana Nationa! Bank at New Orleans, has been &C.
quilted of embezzling Sl94, 0OO.
Ansey Whitsell, white. and jesse Wilson. col
ored we're captured yesterday at Louisville ny. ,
while making count, rieit silver dollars.
Mrs Chippewa, of Winnipeg. the largest woma n
in tho world, has died. She was forty-six years
old aud six feet high, weighing $50 pounds
The defenss IN the Curtis trial at San Francisco
rehed its case yesterday. The testimony in rebut-
tai will be gwen to-day and the arguments will
commence tomorrow.
Sir william Vernon Harcourt was introduced
yesterday to Whitechapal audience as tho lesder
Of the Liberal party in the House of Commons.
This seems to Indicate that Mr.. Gladstone is not
to take part in Parliament affairs.
The State Board of Trade met at Albany yester-
day. President Scatcherd gave an address. The
old officers were reelected.
John Sanford, Member of Congress from the
Saratoga District New York, and Miss Ethel San
ford were married at Sanford, Fla, yesterday.
The Gar and Clarina will leave Moscow for the
Crimea in March TO visit their son, Grand Duke
George. From there they go to Copenhagen.
Five fircmen lose their lives at Lille France, in
their endeavor to rescue person supposed to he in
burning drapery store.
John Kief, who five years ago was convicted OF
mur ter and sentenced to he hanged, will have q
new tiial at Oneida this week.
The evening world., 1892-02-18
TO DRESS A GROWING GIRL.
Some inexpensive and Comfort
able Jackets and Waists.
Velvcteen BIBdinE-Othcr Fashion
Notes for Women Readers.

A very inexpensive and most comfortable
way to dress growing girl Is to substitute q
jacket for II basque or waist Make this OF
ianncl or lady's cloth, SO that 1t will go under
the ordinary cloak, and trim with braid or
binding and a few buttons. Make little sailor
waists or Loose blouses Of SILK Or baby's iian-
nell either OF which may be bought as low as
80 cents a yard. With nice warm skirts, q
Jacket and two or three OF these wal IS q girl
can make variety OF changes. Such an out.
ut is easily prepared, and most comfortable
for study, exercise and play.
The evening world., 1892-02-18

Carroll. OF progrsssiys Painters Union No !;
.ms. Ed%.as Of i't the Hessson LABOR CUB to
wait upon the firm Of Davidson Son. Of Eleventh
streees s The marble eutiira orssnizatons Of the
c. l.. u. claim that the above firm practises the
sweating system with their marble poli'hers and
cutters.
striking cloahmakers of Meyer Jonasson yesterday,
pnS sns q b.nd Of
the strikers while they emptied six kegs Of lager
Jonasson !. about to settle with the men. AleIsn;
dor ". Wright OF the General Executive Board OF
the X. of L., is IN the city for the purpose OF as
sistins in the settlement.
Tho carpenters, engineers and other building
a'1s on ons Handred and Ten,h M BE-
cause Contractor p. D. Andrews OF Brooklyn: is
sha assa paid his sty for kind
of work. The Board OF Walking Delegates recog-
1S' and the % prosssss Associ.t,on Of stssmFitter,
Helpers as the only organizations entitled to such
work.
hi, annual that
fna mere e,possaassd The Tss Re-
statistics taken by the Union in th,s, city show
union
| per day, while non-union men WORK over IL hours
The central body Of the United Hebrew Trades
quest the proprietor of Everett Hall. Fast Fourth
| street, to rocogni the Waters and Bartenders'
| by the organized Hebrews. A protest against the
| admission of the Manufacturing Iailors' Beneyo-
lent Association was sent to the Building Trades
Section Of the Central Labor Union. 4 special
meeting win he held this evening at ?0l Broome
| street to consider the steps to be takcn against
| the sweating system.
| AT yesterdays meeting of the Board of Walking
strike Of the w1sHsns
Astor hotels was ordered, because Downey refuses
| to discharge the cabinet makers employed by him.
| The members of Cabinet Makers Union No. as
| sert that carpenters csnnot do their work, while
the latter maintain that Downey prefers to employ
cabinet makers. because they work for lower wages
and furnish their benches aud other tools besides
makers being discharged tho other building trades
| workmen employed on the jobs for which DowneJ
| is furnish ug IN Material will also he ordered out
The evening world., 1892-02-18
MOURN FOR CAPT. CONNER.
News OF His Death Shocks Hundreds
OF New Workers..

Hundreds OF people In this city were grieyed
this morning to learn OF the death In ST.
Louis Of genial. big-hearted capt. "B!ly "
conner, long 50 well known as writer, turf
man, theatrical manager, bon vivunt and
landlord ut1hc ST. James Hotel.
capt. conner has been i'll for a long time.
and his death had been by his physicians re-
garded for several weeks as imminent. His
malady was CirrhOsiS OF the liver, and he was
under treatment at the Mullanphy Hospital
in st. Louis, where the end came yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. conner and their daughter were at his
bedside during his last hours and when death
came. II Is said that he was conscious TO the
last and passed away with a smile on his lips.
lie was nny-two years old. HIS body VIII
be buried by the klNs IN Bellcfonlaine Gene.
terN, s.. Louis.
The evening world., 1892-02-18

That cleanscs and regulates them mildly
anlGenuy, but thoroughly and effectively.
They're tho original little Liver Pills,
these tiny, sugar-coated anti-bilious gran
ules-thc smallest and the easiest to takc.
One little Pellet for laxative--three
for a cathartic. Sick Headache, Bilious
ious Attacks, and all arrangements Of the
liver, stomach and bowels are prevented,
relieved, and cured.
Put up in sealed vials-a perfect vest
pocket remedy, always convenient, fresh,
and reliable.
They're the cheapest pills you can buy,
for they're guaranteed to give satisfact-
ion, or your money is returned.
The evening world., 1892-02-18

The story comes from the Oyster Bny
neighborhood that an old captain loosened
the plugs in boat which lie found
thieves were about to utilize TO carry off
his chickens. Soon after pushing of the
thieves had to pull for shore again in n
hurry and had 10 finish after all with a
swim for life III ice. cold water. The cap.
tain got his chickens back. the robbers
got good freezing. ana the story ends
joyfully here. II was n great night fol
the captain. aud cold one FOR the
thieves.
The evening world., 1892-02-18
A WIFE'S PITTANCE.
How Shall She Get Her Share Of
the Family Income ?
Question Of Awarding 10 Her a
Fixed Sum as Salary.
Discussion Of This Topic Closes at
Discussion OF This Topic Closes at
Noon To- Morrow, Feb. 10.

The discussion in this column Of the ques-
tion, "should wives Receive salaries'" will
be closed at noon OF Friday, Feb. 10. No let.
tiers received after that hour will be eligible
for the prize. All letters received prior to
noon OF Friday will be considered by the COM
mittee making the award, though 1t is obvi-
ously impossible to print more than a few.
The discussion is governed by the following
conditions: Letters must not contain more
than ZOO words. written on one side o: the
paper and addressed to WE Editor, EVEN.
INC WORLD, Pulitzer Building, New York.
A prize Of $50 will be given for the best letter
on the topic
The evening world., 1892-02-18

An Ontario clergyman promised To
marry three young women III one town.
Realizing that If he kept onc-t third Of his
of his trouble, he jumped the town aud
broke all Ties at once. II is feared that
this particular pastor put too Don Juan.
istic a construction upon the iniur ctior
to 'loye one another"
The evening world., 1892-02-18
Don't Blush at the Word salGry.

To n. Editor
/ believe In q stated allowance. This blush
ing at salaries may do very well for wealthy
wives who do not appreciate the value OF
money but I am acquainted with several
wives who never know what they are going
TO receive, and would be very thankful for
The much abused salary.
My advice is to allow both husband and
wife TO be independent as far as possible.
would like my husband to feel when away
from home that he Is spending his own money
and Is man among his friends, which he
would no, feel were his wife to hold the
purse. Mrs +. =. Y.
The evening world., 1892-02-18

A fourteen-ye schoolboy who cut
one teachers head open with al inks'and
and SHE'D black aboard eraser with great
velocity at the head of another pedagogue
has just been pronounced Of unsound
mind. His young ideas wero given to
shooting at the wrong target.
The evening world., 1892-02-18
PARENTS, READ THIS.
II You Would Save Your Children.

Infant. and children are peculiarly liable to
nervous disorders; they become nervous, restless,
frefui, cross. irritable, they toss restessly from
side TO side, grit their teeth or murmur in sleep,
grow thin, pale slight and puny.
The evening world., 1892-02-18

II Will not pay busy, timc-prcssed mother
to make guimpcs for little dresses. Every
dry-goods frm carries a stock and the prices
are low enough to tempt the most careful
buyers. They are shown IN various grades OF
muslin and design and Of all sizes. from the
tiny dimlty yoke to put in an Infants dress to
the heavy Hamburg embroidered muslin for a
girls frook.
The evening world., 1892-02-18

Proprietor MEAuEs. of the Turned
Hotel Royal, has only faint rerolect on
Of being ordered to put up more fire
escapes. 1t must come to pass hereafter
in such cases that the law find methods to
impress its orders with such distinctness
that recolections not fain, and action not
uncertain will result.
The evening world., 1892-02-18
HOSIERY & UNDERWEAR.

Mems ALL Wool Socks. 80. ...... IL
Meu's All-Wool Shirts and
Drawers .............. 30
Mems Cardigan jackets .9S
Ladies' Fast Black Derby
Ribbed Hose se.................. .2o
Ladies' fine Cashmere Hose. . .43
Ladies' extra fine boot pattern
Lisle Thread Hose. ......... 80
Ladies' fine Wool Vests Il Pants. 90
Ladies' DR.. Warmers Health
Underwear. extra fine Wool. .9S
Ladies' Natural Wool Shirts &
Drawers. .............. 40
The evening world., 1892-02-18
Supposed Incendlary Fire.

isrFcrAr. TO THE EVENING woRLpl
WHITE PLAINS, Feb. 1S.-The barns and
outbuildings on the estate OF Judge j. o. Dyk-
man were burned TO the ground this morning.
The fre Is supDostd d TO have been started by
an incendary. The horses and carriages
were saved with difficulty.
The evening world., 1892-02-18

BLCCDED AMERICANS
will ind in the new Issue OF THE
WORLD ALMANAC interesting
information con earning the So
ciety OF the Cincinnati and OF
Sons and Daughters OF the Rev
olution and the Society Of ths
War OF 1919.
The evening world., 1892-02-18

little grandchild from the cruel treatnen nj
of its mother indicates that gentle breed
ing may lie far removed fiom gentle in.
Btincts.
The evening world., 1892-02-18
Wants to Be In II,

Iron ne Coax JournaIl
Mrs. Newwed-Now, dear, don't hang my
uncle's picture so high he deserves better
treatment-he's been SO good and kind TO me.
Mr. Newwed-ies, that's just 1t; / want a
chance to hang him up myself.
The evening world., 1892-02-18

II your infants or
children are sick,
give them that great
es. Of all chill.
1dren's remedies, DR..
,Grsenc's Nervura.
This marvellous rem .
edy Is the great fam.
lily medicine, and
calms and soothe,
the nerves, strcngth.
ems and invisorates
the body. restoring
henlthful color to / he
The evening world., 1892-02-18
Trus to His Name.

PROM n, R,isr and Drir,,.I
"Thats peculiar name TO give a race
,orse, Cobblcr"
No, 1t Is just light. I've tried TO get him
Into place time and time again, but, con-
found him, he always sticks to the last!"
The evening world., 1892-02-18
Not Profitable to Him.

Agent have patent gas burner here
that closes automatically when the name Is
blown out.
Hotel-Keeper-what 90 want with itr Ny
brother Is the Coroner.