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The morning call., 1892-06-02
Woin Telling Hia I'll.

Twelve witnesses, Including herself had
Been examined up to noon yesterday in the
divorce case Of Lille Wolf against Henry
Wolh. the Sutter-street ieweler, when the
plaintiff rested her case aud the defendant
took the witness-stsnd. in the trial with
closed doors before Judge Slack. Wolf
sentatioB, and insisted that most OF their
The morning call., 1892-06-02

father to marry her to right the
wrong done her. she having become
the mother of a very interesting child.
Immediately after the marriage he
went his way, and she has never again seen
him. He has done nothing to support her.
but at stated times has sent contributors
by mail for the baby When he married
her under compulsion It appears also that
he had wife living from whom he had
never been divorced.
The morning call., 1892-06-02
THE FELTON, CLUB.
The Monthly Reception to Members an
Guests rendered Last Night.


Guests rendered Last Night.
The FELTON, Republican Club held a meet
Ing last night in their cosy cIubrooms, un-
derneath the power-house at the corner Of
California and Hyde streets.
The club has wisely adopted a rule of
making the meeting of the first of each
month a social affair. With just enough pol
tics to entertain without firing the men,
bers. The clubroOms are fitted up with
billiard hall, MUSHROOM, in which is a
piano. guitar, etc. and large assembly,
room for speakers.
Last night about 125 members Of the club
assembled ia the rooms with probably as
many more friends, and after the regular
business and few short speeches the men,
bers and invited guests assembled in the
cubroOm proper and partOOk Of refresh
ments, the menu consisting Of sandwiches,
beer and lighter drinks.
The FELTON, Club is recognized as one Of
the strong Republican organizations of the
city,
The morning call., 1892-06-02

Widow Katharine Peter. who died on tn,
24th ult., left an estate of S440O cash il
bank and on hand. She also left a will
which was filed for probate yesterday. l
beQueathed $500 TO niece of Jersey City
81 to niece, Barbara Grosskopf Of GIer
Ellen. Cal. and ali else to a sister, Mrs
Elizabeth Tom Of New York.
The morning call., 1892-06-02

The Supervisors Fire Department Com
mittee met yesterday afternoon. Present
Chairman Coffee, Wilkinson and Burling.
1t was decided to recommend the passage
of an order amending order 1917. allowing
the erection of lumber piles TO a height of 81
feet L. Z. Eyre was refused permission "a
erect an additional story on Sherman &
Claws store, on Kearny and Suffer streets.
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domestic troubles were engendered by the
arrogant conduct Of the Rosenblatts, as he
termed the members of his wife's family.
The plaintiff has in waiting witnesses In
rebuttal to assall the character Of the de-
PENDANT for truth and veracity.
The morning call., 1892-06-02
BIRTHS-M ARRIAGES-DE DEATHS.

Firth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
Will not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either OF the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons author zed
to have the same published.
The morning call., 1892-06-02
MarrI,d Under Comnuls,on.

Annetta Brown. very pretty young col
ored woman. has been divorced by Judge
Sanderson from Harry Brown because of
desertion. He is barber Of Oakland, who
about 10 months ago was compelled by her
The morning call., 1892-06-02
MARRIED.

KERRIG AN-CULLIGAN-In this city, May %,
by Frank }. Gray Presiding Justice Of the Peace.
Jonn Korrigan and Mary CuIIigan, both of San
Francisco.
BLAKELY-GEILS-In Oakland. May II, 1892,
Joseph II. Blakely and Title Cells both OF San
cIacr.
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vOIsINEr-In this city, May 20. 1892, to the wife
Of J. E Vosinet, son.
CUDDY-In this city, April 81 1892 to the wife OF
j. T. Cuddy, son.
NREDEN-In this city, May 20, 1892, 10 the wire
OF ii. NJ. Wreden, a daughter.
PLATO-In this city. MAY 26, 1892, to the wife OF
j. Il. Plato. daughter
DOLDER-In Alma, May 81 1892, TO the Wife OF
IAL.l.l -.I..r-l -
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Could Not Agree.

The jury that tried Belle Myles upon a
charge of having abducted young girl for
the purpose Of placing her In house of i'll
repute was discharged by Judge Wallace
Yesterday, being unable to agree, eleven of
The Jurors believing her guilty and one not
The morning call., 1892-06-02
o. N. RAMSEY, Manager.
PALACE HOTEL.

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIRE
L block In the center of San Francisco II Is tho
model hotel OF tho world. Fire aud earthquake
proof Has nine elevators. Every room Is large
light and airy. The ventilation is perfect bath
and closet adjoin every room. All rooms easy
Of access from broad, light corridors The central
court Illuminated by electric light, its immense
glass roof broah balconies, cArriags-Wsy and tr0p-
cal plants. are features hitherto UNKNOWN IA Amert
hotels. Guests entertained on eltaer tbs Amert
can or European plan. The restaurant 10 tbs nnsss
IN the city Secure rooms ia advance by telegraph
ing. THE PALACE HOTEL
1NH San Eraneisao- Gal,
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SuTuTh
The evening world., 1892-02-13
LET ALL BE COUNTED HOW.

Next Tuesday will zee the work Of .
new census OF the State begun. II is to
be fair count this time. and New York
and Brooklyn, suffering from the inac.
curacies of the Porter enumeration. are
especially interested in seeing that the
men who make the count are aided Ill
every possible way.
1t Ii essential that both cities should
have at Albany and at Washineton the
Just share of representation to which they
are entitled and out of which they have
long been kept. The word for Tuesday.
therefore, and tor the succeed ng days
devoted to the csnsus-takinp is q general
one Stand up and be counted"
Let every citizen make sure that he
and his are on the list. and IL there is any
way in which he can make sure that his
neighbors are also counted il Is right
that he should do that. too. New York
must know just how big city she is. and
must make the Stale and the nation un.
derttand. to the end that her interests OF
legislation aud representation may nc
longer suffer.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
Log Rolling in Earnest.

An old farmer In Morgan County, Ind. was
busy In his clearing some years ago, writes u
correspondent ot the IO"tRS Compdnioo,
rolling logs together, stacking brush, pulling
Stumps and the like, when two hunters
emerged Unexpectedly from the busncs.
They "passed the time OF day with the
farmer. and the younger OF them SAID to his
companion
q Did you ever do any work of this sort
Judge -
Yes indeed" answered the second man.
Well.' said tn" s cOnd speaker, " so did !,
good many years ago. Lees try our hands
at II now"
agreed said the Judge and the two men
lai'l aside their guns, took OH Their coats anu
went to work UPON the logs with n Will. AT
tn end OF an hour they mad finished their
stint and the farmer offered to pay them.
"un, NO." me strangers said: "Suu are
Wtl,u.Iic 10 " hat We have done"
"Mcil. 1 don know your names, gentle
men, nor wu.Iu / nave 70 thank, buL"-
any u,LIe 10 EiIiu,t,' thc Judge broke In,
I" anu my lricAu acre Is Senator harrison"
ner, ana AZ the nlteu states senator and
Tue Vuu,e VI ,ne Su. relne Curt started into
Tue woods ne salu 10 nlnsclI.
" ELL nov, We read good deal In the
papers hpUuU tueoc pUilll, iius a-lJS-roliln,
Dul Ilu L,esL II / tnousnt they ever really
ulu IL 1"
The evening world., 1892-02-13
Common Sense Dictates It.

To The EGiUr:
Should wives receive salaries? That de-
pends upon the wivcS There's variety in
wives as "therc Is a difference in deacons." "
Women. being created TO match the men, are
necessarily rOoish; but, considering the
average couple, 1t is surely good fnanciering
to give the wife regularly percentage " the
assured family income. Upon home cxpcndi-
lures all experience shows she can beat the
mans investing every time. And unless the
man Is Il hog he sh uld add TO this stipend
enough for ner PERSONAL needs and FOR such
few lUN..:ieS as delight he heart feminine
never asking an accounting for this part oi / Z.
Even should the plan prove unprontable In
actual dollars saved, which isn't likely, the
serene rest ulness thus brought about In the
home { rcle Is beyond price.
4 he salary allowed should fuctuate with
the income, perhaps being agreed upon Tor
the year n Christmas: and agreement then
made as To what sum Should 60 to the savings
bank. ur 70 the lite Insurance policy, agains {
pos 5ib.e sickness and drath--two important
considerations Tor all families.
Not u salary the wife Is to cripple the
brain-power at hand, making an absolute
monarchy ur what III uld he always true re-
publican Eramily) government.
SASCTlFlED COMMON SENSE.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
DON C CVANNL"

A splendid performance OF Mozart's "Don
Giovanni" was given ut the Metropolitan
Opera-HOuse, and those who heard It must
have req. .i2ed why this effective and admi-
ratle work Is so seldom given. 1t Is not often
that company can ue organized with stars
enough to do the opera justice Mcssrs.
Abbey and Grau, however. with the magniii-
cent cast OF last night, showed the Metropvi-
tan Opcra-llouse people the iul beauty Of
the work. "Don Gioyahnis" chances Of
representation In the future, Will be still
fewer. For muSc-loycrs will remember this
performance and refuse to accept one less
notcw'r hy.
EdouarI de Keszke's Leporello was a most
creditaDlc piece OF work. his comedy being
most convincing and well directed. Nine.
LII Lehman as Donna Anna, sang In her
usual impressive way. Nine. Lehman
would do well TO modify her attire In the
scene III which she appears In night robes.
Every mans opera-glass was directed ener-
ge;icaly towards the stage, while the women
turned away In supreme annoyance. Mile.
vaa Zandt sang very charmingly. 1t is u
pity that she does not take a lew dancing
lessons. Her Terpischorean efforts suggest
the use OF a pair or sti.ts. Nine. Albani ap-
peared to be yocally fatigued. She sang the
rLle OF Donna Elyira.
The title role, sung by Lassalle. could not
have been In better hands. The famous
French singer was superb, and his dramatic
work was excellent. In the fencing scene, he
distinguished himself greatly. Herr kallsch
did iull justice to tho two arlas intrustcd to
him. His serenade was very neatly rendered
"Don Giovanni" as sung last night, was q
treat. II deserved all the applause that q
large and discriminating audience did not
hesitate to give.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
~. BROWN WHITE, ESQ"

l met j. Brown White. esq. on the
bridge. He had taken the train across to
Brooklyn and was returning on loot. In
case two strangers meet and neither has q
headache. and nobody's SOFT corn is
stepped on. ii only take, thirteen seconds
to become rassably we'll acqua nted. We
cut two or three seconds off of that, be.
lieve. He asked me how long and how
wide the bridge was. how old the East
River was and several other things, and
then observed:
The evening world., 1892-02-13

It is an old-fashion notion
that medicine has to taste
bad to do any good.
SCOTS Emulsion is cod
liver oil with it's fsh-fat taste
!ost-nothing is lost but the
taste.
This is more than a mat
ter of comfort. Agreeable
taste is always a help to di-
gestion, A eickening taste
is always a hindrance.
There is only harm in taking
cod-liver oil unless you digest
it. Avoid the taste.
SCOTT e: BowKH. Chemists i,a South 5.h Avenue
New York.
Your druggist keeps Scotts Emulsion OF eod.ltvsr
e4--an druggists everywhere do. 81.
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their games. II any of 'em can get my
watch this time they are wei"----
Ills hand went up to his chain, but
there was no chain there. Then his fin
gers touched his pocket, but it was empty!
He stopped dead still and turned SO white
that l thought he was gong to faint
away. He gasped and gesped, and finally
managed to say:
"Its--it's gone"
lyon don't mean that you have lost
your watch again."
II dew-I dew. ! had it jest before
rushed with the mob to git into the car
Somebody's hooked it rs sure as
squash !"
He at first looked at me with suspi cion
and doubled up his fists. but he then
realized that hadn't been within arms
length of him, and he concluded not to
take me bv the throat and choke the miss
ing ticker out of my necktie,
My friend. l nm sorry for you,"1
said. trying to feel as bad as could.
He looked at me and then up and down
the bridge, and then felt in all his pockets,
even to his coat-tails. The watch was
gone. Then. without so much as a good.
by or even look, Re started for Brook
lyn, and with his under jaw going click!
click. click. and IN two minutes had
vanished from sight. NJ. QUAD.
The evening world., 1892-02-13

A babe just born in an Iowa community
locally known as New Jerusalem " has
been. hailed by an excitsble sect Of FREQ
1ethodlsts as q new Messiah. The
affected people have &. ne wild and there il
. continuous series Of shouting revi.
walls Such singular outbreaks of fanati-
cism are among the most curious products
OF religious super-tervor; and as they are
10 possible among white people pretend.
ing to some degree of education. it ID
little to be wondered that the untu ored
redskin indulRss occasionally in a wild
Messiah craze,
The evening world., 1892-02-13
WORlOIiNCS

Marriage licenses were issued In Chicago last
week to. John Zadjaclkowski. Hankzek KacAlek,
Tang Yon, Psoto KasAsnsi, RorAlia Manalyuts and
PAwsl KEyez,IwrakE.
There were more lynchinss in the United States
last year than there were egai executions, there
having been but l?3 Of the latter to 1876 of the
former
Scientists say that man weighs less when the
barometer Is high than when it is low.
A law suit that was begun in 1914 aud hss still
been kept alive, will soon be on trial again in the
United States supreme Court.
Hulds X. eraser. Of Cincinnati, is said to be the
on y only customs broker in the country. She Is
Montreal girl by birth. fright. pretty aud 10,
mus h over twenty .one years old.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
Was plsvine Tor High Stakes.

The junior clerk in lawyers Office on
swan street Is fresh from the backwoods,
says the Buffalo Express. The senior clerk
Is q very sporty young man, VINO nearly every
day takes 4 crack ut the races, Win varying
results.
Thursday afternoon he went out as usual,
and after he had been gone an hour or Two
one OF the members Of the nrm wanted him
for something or other. He sent the youth
after him ami aS that young man was aware
ot his colleagues habits lie knew JUST Whefe
to look Tor hiin.
After he had been gone about hIttcn
minutes he rushed back to the ofiice aud cx-
clalined DreatuleSsly TO the waiting lawyer 4:
"Uh, Mr.. Jones, guess you VIII nave 10 go
and get jim yourse!i. he Is over mere al the
pool.room and he's lost an awful lot o. money.
can't get him away
ais thai sor' said The lawyer, who Is pit
OF sport himself. show much has he
lostI
"Oh, an awful lot OF money. He told me
that II Sparling didn't win he would be ~
, out"
The evening world., 1892-02-13
Illus bands, Try It.

TO me EdhOr:
The average man is too much engrosscd
with business cares to make his wifeS
pecuniary needs a matter OF sufficient i'm.
porta to be kept constantly In mind.
lie Is practical In one sense, but usually
lacks the knowledge or faculty to save IN
small sums. aud thus take thought Tor the liz
evi aDle rainy day.
Women nre natural economists, and The
woman who eXprEGS her energies In keeTing
her house well regulated, her children clean
and neatly clOthcr and herself well clad and
In iolcrahly anlaOlr mood ought to recri, {
from her husband II monthly stipend.
IL MOu.d smooth the Wrinhles from her
brow and restore the roses u her iaucd
cheeks. II would make her step huoyaut,
would rec her heart ifoIn all sense .r1UJuS.
tice, her voice would be heard In happy carol.
llngs indicative ut cOntenLment.
Let the lords OF creation try Il. Begin now
Make the cUmpact with your wife: ana don't
opend all your leisure time "borrowing" a
dollar or two OF the Well.earned wages-you
might "iOrget" TO return 1t, as husbands
sometimes do. ZARAH.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
ODD BITS Or CONTEMPORARY AUAoR.
Hard Luck Of a Young Fellow who
Saved Girls Life.


They are telling story on young man In
Detroit, which somehow has only recently
got into the current gossip, says the Free
Pres.
II appears hat during the past summer he
put In o mOItl ~ a lakI' resort ~ the so th-
w"st, and mere I"ll IN love with u girl "hO
didn't Jeevc IN reciprocity. ms persistence,
hoMcv r, was IL no wise abated by II Thing
like hat.
one day the girl tell OF the dock into the
lake, aIu The " uug man, being sOmeN hat Uf
an t. and Il sWiinhiei. Jun ed Ia ana
rescued h"r without much ditiil III '.
now" he sal I. US she stU, d dripping on
the OK. i nave saved your li.e ana you
must marry me-"
Marry you = she repeated, in lewilder-
ment. Mus, p
ITS as i II, is you could do' he whis-
Ter, d, putting out lbs hands to her,
She give him one TOOK rs he stood there all
dragged ana sloppy, ANA with a smuthrrrd
shrek she pin x into the Il Ud ono more.
he hCX llin" size was rescued by Il boy Ia
q boat, aud he young man was so inii IN
sent a Lil to her rutncr Tor Il new suit OF
, cloth ).
The evening world., 1892-02-13

! Its been about ten years since was
in this town. and can see considerable
change"
Yes; there has been quite a change"
Seem to be hustling right along.
When a town gets start she goes with a
BOOM"
Yes"
Last time ! was here my wife Mary
was with me. She died the next year.
Happened right in harvest time. too. and
l had thirty eight acres of wheat and
about forty of grass on my hands,
THAT was bad"
~ III rried again. though. Had to do
it to keep the children with me. She
wanted TO come along down with me. but
couldn't afford it. My name IS j. Brown
White. You can see how they direct le :
ters to me.
He handed me blue envelope Oh which
his name was written u. Brown White.
esq. and after l lad passed it back he
sad:
Something happened when was here
before, and the folks up our way are
laughing at me yet. got robbed"
| "Ii YOU ~
was green. you know, and l wen
sloshing arouud. and the fust thing
knowed Iny watch was gone. l was fool
nuf to tell about it after went home,
and the fellers are still winkln' at eac h
other whenever l show up at the
grocery"
You are not 80 green now 2"
lyon bet hain't. I've got the mos,
off my back since then nt the rate of a
pound day. That's patty what came
down fur-to prove to the folks that |
was no pumpkin"
"Suil, it will be well for you to be
careful. as there are lots Of wicked people
about" cautioned.
"Oh, YES, lut I'm purity we'll up on all
The evening world., 1892-02-13
THE CLEANER.

A practical illustration OF the difficulties OF
managing II train was given by Nine. Albanl
at the Metropolitan Opera house last night.
AZ Donna Elvira In " Don I'll Ivanni " she mad
just finished superb vocal eff Jrt when, In
turning to make her exit, she stepped
upon the train of her dress and the
prima donna measured her length on the
stage. In response to tremendous applause
she reappeared, smiling and bowling, but an
encore was, OF course, not looked for.
They have lively times occasionally In Gem
tral Park when some OF the animals get loose.
Two cub Jaguars got loose In the animal
house yesterday and there was some ling and
scratching before they were secured. A lew
years ago Il Park Policeman stationed near the
Fiity.ninth street entrance ut midnight, saw
dark object creeping along the wax. Invest
iyation showed II TO be the largest alligator
In the tank which had crawled over the wire
railing and started to explore the city.
Tottenvillo. =. l., Is In u state OF ferment.
The new 3OO-pOund gong presented to the
local Fire De. artnent has been stolen, and
suspicious looks are cast at the Perth Amboy
company, which Is said to be very jealous.
But how cou.d such an unwleldy object De
stolen II the tiremen are attentive to their
duty!
A Dew society, TO be known as the "Alpha
Omega" was organized OF the students Clut
last night. It's designed to meet the wants
OF a fraternity for medical students. II Is ex
pected that branch chapters VIII be started
through ut the country.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
PART OF The PURSE.
A Wife's Right to a Share Of
the Family Income.
Should She Receive Salary from
Her Husband 7
Views of This Question from Many
Different Standpoints.

Rcadcrs of THE EVENING WORLD are invited
to discuss in this column the subject,
"Should Wives Receive Salarlcs?" The views
oi men and women alike are desired as 70 the
dcsirabllity ami practicahiiity OF regular
money allowances to wives by their hus-
bands. a, the lawyers say, to their own use
and hr hOof."
The theory that the wife as head OF the do
nestle affairs OF tie family Is entitled to
separate and defined compen ;ation finds
many advocates. The LvESISG WORLD de-
sircs a Consensus or the opinions or Its read
ers.
Letters should not comprise more than
two hundred words, should lie written en- only
one side OF the paper. and addressed to
WIFE EDITOR, EVENING WORLD, Pulitzer
Building, New YORK.
golden double easl' VIII be awarded to
the author OF the most meritorious letter sent
In IN the discussion.
The evening world., 1892-02-13
Sporting Item.
IFTom Telas SViiHgs. J

Gilhooly met a member or
Harlem football club as tight as a
fricaSSeed owl.
Where nave you been:'
"Just been out prac'sing. Co.
ing to have n big match with
the Columbia college students -
$50 you have only been practis-
ing for BIZ matchI"
"JuSt So"
Would like To see how you
look after the big match is
over"
The evening world., 1892-02-13

The perils of life in Chicago reveal
themselves in dire succession. On day
there is threatening prairie fire. another
day some o'her disturbance in the heart
of the Western metropolis. This morn.
'ng's news includes the story of lonely
Chicago pedestrian who st,ayed inad.
vertently into dismal swamp and had
sunk to his chin when he was discovered
and rescued.
The evening world., 1892-02-13

Now that Montana murderer has got
well started on life sentence. it turns
out that the man he killed wasn't the man
he was convicted of killing. The victim
had been wrongly identified. The case
suggests many curious legal points, but
OF course the prisoner can no longer be
held on the conviction obtained accord.
ing to the original and wrong indictment
The evening world., 1892-02-13
Did Not Intrude.
tFrom Tsrds Sif;ia2s.l

Some people, when they are
tight, are very conslderate. Not
long Since GUS snoberly, being
under the influence of n dinner
party called at the residence OF
Mr.. Manhattan Beach on Madison
avenue.
lsh Mr.. Beach In? Iwant to
shee him on pO'tant b!znish."
"Ycs. sah," responded the dusky
mcnial.
"Sho neeSh III, is he? Ef heesh
in never mind disturUin' hin on
my account. III call again when
heesh out"
The evening world., 1892-02-13

1t is not often that one can say any.
thing good of mans getting drunk. but
an instance is just recorded in Illinois
where the spree Of me, senger saved q
woman from being buried alive. 1t re.
suited in 30 delaying the order for q
coffin that the supposed corpse had time
to return to life. Set one mark down on
the very scant credit side for King Alec.
hnl
The evening world., 1892-02-13
The WAYS OF woman FAIR.
Fads, Farcies and Fashions That
Delight the Gentler Sex
A Good and Chenp Black Silk Pet
ticoat-Dark Red Circulars for
Evening Wcar-New Souve-
mir Spoons for Easter
Mourning In Len-
ther Goods.

A black silk petticoat is q real luxury to q
poor woman who likes nice things. but is
palscd by circum ,tances. however, the
merci1ul special sales are frequent enough,
and there are stores where enough surah and
spanish gupure can be had ior $3.50 TO con-
struct IL skirt worth Sl2.50 IRON all appear
anceS.
The evening world., 1892-02-13

The Health Board physic ans have a
stern and da, gerous tvprus hunt on
hand. but there is no rink ng. They
are in tor the chase TO the finish.
The evening world., 1892-02-13

Time does not dim the lus,rc OF PETER
CoopERs memory in the city which has
such substantial reason to rejoice in the
product Of his philanthropy. His were
the practical good dee is for humanity
that flow from 3ne very grAe,nl sort of
human greatness.