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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-21

The principal topic of interest in Eobbin-
stou, just ut present. Is the new town hall.
generous gift from Mr.. Woodc0ck an
old resident of the town, accompanied by a
plan for the building, has been accepted by
the town and followed by an appropriation
which makes the thing 4 certainty. The
old town building aud lot are Ia he sold.
and the new hall Is to be OF the site of the
old Briggs house. \ building committee
has been appointed by the town. consisting
of Mes-rs. Brooks Leach and Hunt, and
work is TO commence at once.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-21

May Meeting u Labor mons. ieSisioh.
MAY ~ June - GmtaeRer m.nt Exsrsi-ss Ban
gpf Theological seminary
june = Name homeopathic Medical Convention
Portland
Jane s-9-ABnusi Easaspment, Maine Sons Of
Veterans, Belfast.
Jane 7e-intereoilegate Teaaii Tournament,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-21

Whats the matter it'll the Young men
now-a-days;' asked Mr.. David DYER of
Belfast the other day. Il cant get anyone
to shingle my building. Plenty of them
willing To work on the ground hut they
don't want To 20 Oh to the roof. Am glad
that don't feel more than 81 years Of age
or should not get my building shingled. ="
Mr.. Dyer is nearly eighty wear. OF age but
docs a hard days work right along.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-21

Portland ~ complaining Of the slow ser
vice between that city and Boston, over
the Boston e. Name and il is a wonder that
the matter has not been agitated before.
There is every ground IN the world for a
kick. The Express SAYS Four hours to
make log mile run, AMI oft times il is
four and onc-half hours, necessarily makes
the business men complain. \ three-honr
train to Boston is needed and will probably
be put on shortly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-21

market has extended The shipment to
Boston of late las averaged 2p0 pounds a
day, kcnncbcc planked >had may lake the
place of Kcnnrhcc salmon before long.
The most absent minded man in Maine M
doubleday lives in Belfast. Tie has pretty
lawn about his house that Is his pride.
Regularly each morning he has been in the
habit of turning the garden hose ON the
lawn, cooling aud otherwise giving it . re
freshing look. What was the surprise IF
his n.ighhor>. the other day to see him
watering the lawn with the hose when it
was raining hard. For ten or fifteen
minutes he worked before he learned just
what bad break he was making. He
blamed his wife for allowing him 10 make
such an exhibition of himself, and she knew
nothing about it, Just like all men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-21
Keep Your Blood Pure /!
The Pain Grew Less

sass4 se>s til il reass-s woily. ssd have eas-
iinsira fakJa= ifsasS's >sf-aFasiia the isanrsss-
ssssss ha- eaasiRaed- ass MY siafrsI bsf-
tse, The hssi aimee, eniireiy tealea up ii
dars cvaer has Disappeared and tae limb k..k,
perfectly healthy. fssn waIa aise assiiy
and people arr tssari=.d At TN Essisrfs change
in my appearance Afifr what | haze h.en
ftrssgs -si that rsazas,t >s'sak iiszaiy af
Ie.ss's ssEsaFarsEi4. feaEar.iis fseyH.asensI ii :
Mrs. tGt-. 4. AsEELG.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-21

Mrs. button, who lives on Chestnut
street and has bought the Ilamlin lot on
Sewall street aud will build there this sun.
NOR
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-21
A Terrible Running Sore


HOODS PILLS arr purrly vegetable.
ft.ctiy harmless. d0 not eans. pain 81 grspe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-21

From Hrs. -Isi'effs Mother.
Il neSer SAW ssei sore l.g as iasgisteR
had, and nsses sax ,neil great Improvement IN
aas one iBesti's ~ar,spssrill has asssie in her
while -ie has isea taking tie fbgte hotfles
want 80 .ss aiso ihsf teak Hoods ssrsap.-
rilis sfier she grip and il eissBssd Hsy blea,l
and ..,snfed - stake NE aFer arw. Ne wonder
We az. watm fri,sis ~ excellent sneileine E
Mrs T. Oaftrf issn, Mas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-21

c. II. Cobb advcrtises his livery stan,
for sale, with a view to going out of Ii,
| hn sinuaS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-21

The work of rlastcring the Opera House
is nearly completed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-21

\ social dance at Ccny Hall next rr;d,,
evening.
The evening world., 1892-02-17

Little Miss thapuy, who dances so char
mgiy IN captain 'lnerCse," Is n novice as I
GS ierpslchorcan work Is concerned. Wh'
Marcus Mayer engaged her IN London he to
her that she woulI have to dance. TO IL
she replied that II would he impossible. N
Mayer advised her to take II few lessons al
see what she could do The admirable resi-
Is now To be wat he'd at the Union Squu
Theatre.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
The Coal Trust is not to be trusted.
The ClEANE K.

Mrs. Frank Leslie Wilde has dropped the
latter name from her visiting cards and says
she Will not take II up again until her hus-
band has made II almost as famous as her
own. incidentally she says she has offered
him every opportunity for journalistic fame,
but he has neglected to seize them. The
change caused rumors OF divorce proceedings
about to be begun, but Mrs. Leslie Indignantly
denies them.
one Of the wcl.known personages seen at
last night was Tony Pastor, the famous fun.
maker lie had much difficulty IN getting tt
the front OF the circle which surrounded the
ring, where one or the newspaper men sur.
rendered his chair, making seat Of his coat
on the moor In front Of one OF the press tables
The crush at the Madison Square Garden
last uight was the worst was ever In. Just
before the doors were opened saw a slender
young man lifted bodily and deposited on tn,
heads OF those around him. so dcnscly wcrt
the people packed that he was unable tC
reach the ground, ana remained on his humal
couch FOR fully lvc minutes.
Dr. Charles H. Shepard, OF columbia
Heights, has added to his professional famt
by his recent pamphlet Oh "Turkish Batl
Treatment lie goes deeply into the ltcra
turc and history Oi his subject, and his essay
Is nut up IN ilne Typographical shape, with
artistic illustrations.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
The Evening World Prints Asso
ciated Press News.
CRUsR THE GIANT CONSPIRACY.

The shadow of the great Coal Trust.
towards the perfection of which the late
: Reading deal" was the first vital step,
is one of the darkest and most threaten
ing recently cast upon the interests Of
labor and of the people i'll general.
The combine is conspiracy ut Spccula-
ton against Honest Industry. 10 every
man whose sense of justice has not been
dwarfed and subordinated by utterly
selfish considerations the necessity of
attacking the conspiracy promptly by the
most effective methods the law can apply
must at once present itself.
The details of the present combination
have teen most clever!y arranged. The
transactions involved in the deal pay
business ability of the men engaged IN
directing them. The result, if the scheme
shall he allowed to develop as the orig
inators of the conspiracy intend. viii be II
monument to the selfshness aud cuuidity
of powerful and conscienceless corpora
tions.
Representative RAYSER spoke IN the
mouse Ht NhShinplOn yes IerUaN ringing
aud manly words in dennnciatIon of nll
trusts that arise to prey upon the people.
He showed how ineffective the Interstate g
Commerce law and the Sherman law have
been in their intended work of prevent-
ing monopoly and unjust " deals" Bnt,
said he. the contest between these
monopolies aud the people is one tina,
cannot be avoided"
lie was right. by old o. new laws the
issue must be met Monopoly must cease
to grow strong on the life blood of the
people. 1t will take crushing blows tc
toll the selfish conspirators against the
public interests. Every blow must be
planted where it will tell. And if. righ,
here. this new giant. the creation of the
plotting coal barons. con be knocked ou,
beyond the possibility of revival. grand
beginning will have been made III fight
that should then be carried to satistac.
tory finish on all sides.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
NOT A PAUPER, She.
A Wife's Inherent Right to Share
Her Husbands Income,
Should She Get It in Salary or Ped.
died Pittance ?
Discussion OF This Topic Ends at
Noon of Friday, Feb. 10.

The discussion In this column Of the Qucs-
t,on. "should wives Receive Salaries'' Will
be clio. cd at noon " Friday. Feb. 49, No let
tcrs received after that hour Will be eligible
for the prize. All letters received prior TO
noon OF Friday VIII he considered by the COM
mittec making the award, though 1t Is obNl.
ously impossible to print more than few.
The discussion Is governed by the following
conditions Letters must not contain more
than 200 words, written on one side o. the
paper and addressed to" Wife Editor, EVEN
iSG wonip, Pulitzer Building, New York"
4 prize OF $40 win be given for the best letter
on the topic.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
"CLORlAN A.

James MOrtimerS farce, Gloriana," pre-
scntcd for the second time at Icrrmanns
Theatre last night, is n highly gratifying lit
Of frivol. II begins so ahsurdly that YOU tell
Yourself you are really quite sure that you
win not laugh that you couldn't pCsSihly
laugh at anything so prcposteruus; that
there must be II sembancc Of probability In
any farce tnat compclS mirth. When the
second act comes YOU Ind yourself chuck
ing by the end Of the act you have been
guilty OF AZ least one guiiaw ; and when II Is
! time % go honeywell, you feel sorry.
"GlOrana" Is 50 prcpOSicrous that 1T be-
comes G,loertlan and whimsical. There Is
something 50 ludicrOuS IN the idea of the dis
llnguisnCd Leopold fi'H Jucciyn donriNy n
livery and going into the service "f an amo-
rOus widow because hc Is afraid uf her that
the situation 1, hnally accepted Tor what It is
worth Ana in the third act. when the amu-
tou, widow hers II appears IN the garb OF Il
domestic, nobody win rebel "Gloriana has
already lost all It's prctcnsions to probability,
or even possibility, and every one Is rather
glad Of 1t.
| The farce teens with complications OF TN"
conyentional Kind. There is a room into
which everybody Is showed, while every body
else occupies the stage. The aunestic>, the
n,s,.r. I'M, u,,,re.s,s m. t,, rnnr,r.,
d,u,,n,.rs and v,dou,. ,r. tny,,vol ,n,,,-
.o,v,s 4, , ra,,,.,.... "a. IA vhl,,, 4, r,roy,,,,,
IL, IN, ,,d rn, faro, v,u h, su,,,s,,,I mo
r,usc 4, ,s s,mu,.. .unny,,,n,,,us c,n,c,sca,y
,nsur., and r.,,.c ,n,nnninry Rytrt. moan
/ ina; IN. ,nrrn,ru,,,,s are ,nrr,-,o M. ,,lcr
mr. Ion Nu ,,rus, is made ,,r ,h,m. owen :,
,hov ,Io on,r,g,,u IA, ,,,v,u ,ul.. ,t Io,,,,
| rl,,, 10 ,no r,,,o,, WIN, ,,,s ,,rc., 4. n,,,o,
n,n .rh, ,so,i,itnr" .phr Man vim nm,
uupdrcJ u,ad, " ana " TN, ,JunI r Partner -
,n,,nc. r,osor * tnot ,hor, ,rr tvo cn,r,c.
,ersot Nous, .n ,rnny and =, srcn,,d = ortcd
,n,t ,n,,,. M, r,y.,,-inns ,r ,nnu,.ory,.
vhcs, ,rr tho Russian a,p,omot. ,ouut r,1,
,nr ,u,crnr,,,d nv y / u,n,cy ora Eu,v
Nrs ovcr,u,s mad Miss May rnrs,r,s ora.
o,,,u uoulry,s sE,t,.h ,s wnrarruu, goo,
and rn,.,.,r,t ,nrnu,,no,u II, M. ,Inr,o,
mn rn,,,,sr nt pror ,,rrruo,r h,m.,,, ,r,
am ,ur, TIM, n Hermann know s,b,t ,n.r,
* rI,orr, u,..rro,Iy,n,,,, on his rr,,Il,b II,
vr,,t mind
Ms, u,l,.or,s rnc,isn :. .,,,ov~ 60 r.r.,,,
. In tho urs, a.. nrr ,,,c.s ,,lnn, mus, "a,
The evening world., 1892-02-17
None Has Better Claim to Salary.

None Has Better Claim to Salary.
To he En'"r
Certainly wife Is entitled to salary from
II husband. Are there not millions Of cases In
which the prosperity OF the husband Is due to
the wife, either by her good management of
his domestic affairs, ,r Of his business? To
do this In the absence of n wife not only
would he pay salary TO n stranger to attend
to his interests, but would deem himself only
too happy to tind n trustworthy person and
willinGiT pay LAc highest salary his work
would comport.
II the word salary means. as | suppose. re-
munCratiun Tor services rendered, good wife
assisting her husband to better the position
OF the family l. better entitled to II salary
or remuneration than any one else.
Wealthy people may argue otherwise be-
cause a salary IN their case Is not necessary
hu, when there IL a possibility OF leaving
your wife and family to struggle with the
world It is no degradation 10 the wife. but a
duty, and honorable IN n man TO pay his wife
"A salary II she earns II. llusBtSp.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
VELVET COATS FOR WOMEN.
An Effective Toilet When
Matched with the Skirt.
Fashion Items OF Interest to the
Fair Sex.

velvet coat Of moderate depth, but not
quite 80 long as the ordinary thrce,quarter
coat may be worn with almost any Kind Of
black skirt but short one, with gored back,
composed OF only iive widths OF SILK, may he
fnishcd with band OF velvet, and is useful
for quiet evening wear. For colored skirts OF
silk or good material, velvet cDat in the
same shade. or darker tone OF similar color
ing, will make very effective toilet,
and may be advocated where renova-
tion Is required and II the former
bodice Is too short and old In style to be wear.
able again. In this case the rev.rs and Guns,
and even the vest, may correspond with the
skirt. and the only outlay necessit ated Is for
the three yards OF volvctoen, and the result
Is a fresh and fashionable costume. Wcollen
material NAV be used for this model with ad-
mirable effect II the skirt corresponds, and
revcrs and skirt hem may then be OF silk OF
velvet.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
AEOTHER OUTLAW CONVICTED.

Guilty" said the jury yesterday. and
MIR. Tom STEVENSON, erstwhile proprietor
of 49, The Slide" was added to the list of
New York outlaws convicted through the
efforts of The EVENING WORLD.
SO more tribute was paid to the pene-
trating rays of that search light. So
added emphasis was given to tie Old dec
laratlon that the outlaws must CO."
BY this time the dive-keerers are con-
vinced that that declaration was made in
full earnest.
The evening world., 1892-02-17

The circus people are beginning to smell
the aaNuusl. The III ST rehearsal Oi RarnIm
4 Hniicy's organization takes place AT Tho
Madison square Garden March IA, ana all
the rivers, grooms jockeys ana elephant
hrn .srr lu report at She Winter quarters In
Brl iscpOt. Conn, March II. This l. always
interesting. Young and cd like the circus.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
TEACHERS FROM ALL STATES.
Annua, Meeting of School super.n

Annual Meeting of School Super.r-
terdcnts' Na'ional Association.
The annual meeting of the Department OF
Suprrintcndcnce ~ the National Educational
Association VAS continued this morning in
the rooms Of the Brooklyn Art Association on
Montague street PrcsI lent Sabin prcnIding.'} !
The following committee was appointed to
arrange httinS rr, S"ammH ior the Worlds
rar school celebration: Francis Bellamy,
chairman j. ". dickinson Mass. j. Il.
Siockwril H. l., W. r. Garrett ,lcnn.', W..
e. Hewitt Mlrh.I.
franh A. ti',ra'ri,E, superintendent Of
schools ~ omaha, \"D, then rcgd Il paper on
The duty ot thH state towards chl!dr,a ul
klHGvt l,nriCH age.
There win NJ y session uf the Association
ans rNeMins N tAC .lAll ln,tltMto.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
Eases n Wife's Sensibilities.

IL ne Fdfior
do not ikh the word " salaries" ] thiRk
u man should give his wife as much every
week or month or year as his means VIII
allow-not as a business transaction, not 10
repay the services OF "A true and loving wife.
Ihat he could not do with money. But 10
enable hrr to be- more independent.
II Is very hunilAting FOR "A sensitive woman
to be obliged To So IL man lui money ioi
every hairpin or shocstring she buys.
The wife VINO has her monthly allowance
knows lust what She can ai1ord. knows what
she can 50 nd, what she can give, makes nt
U!ls with which to harass her husband. She
has money and pays cash for her purchases VI
goes without.
The wife should know that her allowance +
all her husband Is abl" to give her, and II III,
Is "A good and sensible woman She VII he
contcnted, indcpcndent-and consequently
happy. WIFE
The evening world., 1892-02-17
p Wonderful Machine.

There is no doubt that man is
a fine mechanism, but like every
other machine he wears out by
friction. 1t is said that he is
born again every two or three
years. His body is virtually re-
made from food. To rctard
this making over is radically
wrong, as a man loses so much
vitality in the delayed process
that it takes a long tir1c to re-
cupcratc. The process of max
ing anew is so accelerated by
purging with Brandreth's Pills
that a rcW man, as it were, may
be made in two or three months,
and the change in the mechan-
ism is such that the worn out
part is replaced by the new
without the usual running down
Of the entire machine. You
don't have to stop for repairs.
Purge away with Brandreth's
Pills the old, diseased and worn
out body. They are purely veg
etab!e, absolutely harmless, and
safe to take at any time.
Sold in every drug and med,
icinc store, either plain or sugar,
coated.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
GOV. BolES AT OMAHA.
He Deals with Tariff Reform tn q
Notable Address.
TO rHY EVENING WORLD.

OMAHA. Ncb., Feb. 1.-THE speech OF Gov.
Btles, of Iowa, delivered last night at the
banquet to GOV. Boyd, celebrating the end OF
Republican llsurpatlon IN this state has at
tvactcu much attention.
GOV. Boles .pokc to the toast - The Iowa
Democracy AMI It's Future" His remarks in-
rIudpd a tcrSc review Oi recent National poll
tir,l history. leading np to the establish
OF lie hOur. ,
It wGSa tariff education, he clearly show,d
which placed Iowa and the farmers In the
Democratic line.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
Check on Mutual Extravaganza

To n, Edinr:
There is only one case in which VIII"
should have charge OF the money, and that Is
II the husband Is OF an cXtrayagant nature ;
then by all means let the wife hold the purse.
II, however, the reverse Il the case, the hus-
band should allow the wife Il weekly or
monthly stipend for household expenses only,
but let the allowance be- as liOcral as his clr-
CunstanccS VIII allow, ana all other outlhSs
should be charged 10 HIM.
Any husband worthy uf the name VIII see
that his wife Is provided for after his deaf Il
by life assurances. &C, when a wife should
demand as her right. "JlM.'
The evening world., 1892-02-17
Purify the Blood

and as II general tonic TO give strength and
SHARPEN the ap.ctitc. lie saws "it l. the best
antl-maIarln remedy that know Oh" crtainiy
the cordial 'aUor,cmert OF so uruNincnt man
should convince you that Hoods Sarsapaulla n
worthy Your CON nGdcncc. Mr.. Charles I prcx el.
""ll-Enown former rcsi!en' .: baltimore, Md.
now Deputy I'y Treasurer of Omaha, Neb.,
writes that Hoods Sarsapsrilla cncrtcta
The evening world., 1892-02-17

The Chicago Gas Trust hired amateur
} collectors, who, instead of looking at the
meters, filled outShe statements as they
thought proper. The result was such an
imitation of bills that the public exploded
1t is needless to add that new system is
now in operation.
The evening world., 1892-02-17

WEE WORLD wiH not, undranp circumstances,
hold itseb responsible for the return or SAFE
kesping Of any rejected manuscripts or pnfu,es,
Of rwhatSocuer character or udlue. No exceptions
NIL be made TO ihis rule NTH regard TO strer
letter. or IncloSnres. Nor uili the editor enter
into correspondence concerning unapdiiabic
manuscripts.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
To orsan'zo New Irish League

Nv ths''l' NV fNF'S.I
ST. LoriS, Feb. l1.-Dr. T. j. Fox OF Ire
land, mcmbcr OF the MrCarthyi;e section OF
the irish party, iS1t The southern Hotel. Mr.
Fox f. un visit To all tie priacipal cities uf
the nll"d states with a Nlrw Ot uTganiEin. O
new League, whiCN WIN serve g bring iAc
two opposing factions together undcr one
head.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
Follow the Copy.

lgrom Tsrus SiftiaGs.
A scho)l.teacacr in Washington was IN
structlug class in writing.
Miss, Miss" squeaSed small boy holding
up ns hand in the corner.
"Yes, Johnny, what Is IT." she answered,
going to the Kid
"no write Republican with capital r
like this copy has got i:;'
"Or course, why not z"
"'Causc pa said this was last years copy
book and the style has changed"
The evening world., 1892-02-17
On New Street.

Old Bonder-Irs down to thirty this mora
Ing.
Mr. Moremargin-What! Not New Eng
landI
old Bonder-No; the thermometer.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
Hoods Sarsapariila

and before he had taken half a bottle he looked
IKE nuother child. Tie humor entirely Gi.ap.
peared, and Ais rNr>ii!hi was fully restored.
In fact, says Mr.. DreSel, ''he Is the heslthiest
OF our three children. and We feel that too IN ucl
praise cannot be gwen Hoods Sarsapari.A."
Hoods Pills. For the liver and bov Is.
The evening world., 1892-02-17

A court clerks mistake put n Williams
burg man In convict's clothes for six
months. II ought to cost the clerk at
least the other half of complete year.
The evening world., 1892-02-17

Del; Ogden, Utah; st; Lonis, Mo. Chicago. nit
Augusta, Ga. Wiikcsbsrre, Pa. Boston, Mass
FaI! River, Mass. Mnskegon, Mich; findlay; O.;
Houston, Tex. san Antonio, Tex. Natchca, Miss.
Omaha, Seb. and San Francisco
Cabinet Makers Union No. hold special
meeting Yesterday evening dscussin the situation
at Downoy's shop. Walking Delegate James Nc
Kun present explaining that the carpenters
woud assist the Union in its approaching tight Tor
reduction OF hours II they would consent to with
draw their members from DOwney's shop. lhe
Union refused to accept the proposition. and the
matter will again be brought before the Board of
WALKING Delegates.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
Nasty, Running Sore.

The poor i'lC follow was indeed pitiub!c 10 look
at. PhysiIans gave him only temporary Ielcf.
He nlmGrl lest the >ighI OF one eve, and
the hes. oculis's IN Baltimore failed to bcurht
HIM. riuglIy Mrs, DreIcl lnsisirl upon trying
The evening world., 1892-02-17

The highest public considerations urge
the passage of the Sulzer bill for State
reformatory for women in New York or
Kings County and of McMAHoS's insane
asylum reform bills.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
Phenomenal! Cure

In ,ha casc of lis son. vino when two Years old
hc'alne atiic;ci with N!ulirunni Erxcmu. 1t
first d"Ntiorcl IN his right eve, anu the dis
charge from the same caused the whole face uu
that side TO break out ina
The evening world., 1892-02-17

"ELKlNs announces in SO many words
that the President would like renomina-
ton" The President long ngo conveyed
the same intimation by " deeds. not
words y
The evening world., 1892-02-17

The wheels of excise legislation do not
move rapidly. but it is better 10 go SLOW
aud leave the least possible chance of
having Immediately TO do the same work
over again.
The evening world., 1892-02-17
With tho Fa hiou

TFTVTN TTf ' -I'a ITTTNTT J
First Croo"- Whsr" yer gcin, Jimmy:
second Crook (with Policeman --GCin' e.
got me medicine; I've gul th" grip
The evening world., 1892-02-17

delinquent boarder. Now he is in Jail.
con yinccd that the way to collect bill is
not to scatter shot.
The evening world., 1892-02-17

Declines Coms.ock's Invitation.
Cardinal Gibbons has written \ letter TO
Aarhoay C0mstocE, stating that he cannot
attend the Twentieth Anniversary Exercises
Cf tic society tor the suppression OF Vice, at
carnegie II all, NMCl l.
The evening world., 1892-02-17

lPTom tD PiiSI and DTirrr.i
Have You ever noticed how certain people
favor certain venc!cs:"
NO"
"Thercs the tea-merChant, who is partial
TO a 1-cart: the surgeon Likes II cutter, the
college student favorS q ach, the photog-
Tapher a CIII. IL r,Sue, aud 50 on"
The evening world., 1892-02-17
The Carp snters ana Eight Hours.
rrAssorr.Irn rn-s.


BCsToN. Feb. 1.-THE United Brotherhood
OF Carpenters throughout the country will.
on May /, demand that eight hours constitute
oaya work ana Will striSe whore the cOn-
cesslon Il not made