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The evening world., 1892-02-10
Love IN TANDzN.'

The new "eccentric comedy" presented at
Days Theatre last night under the title of
"Loye in Tandem" proved to be Il very light,
frothy bit, with plenty of bright dialogue and
dearth OF plot. 1t was adapted by Mr.. Daly
from play by BocagG and De Courcy called
"La Vie DeuX," and the adaptation Is Il
clever one. None of the little suggestions :"
with which the original play must have
reeked had been transferred to Daly's yer-
sion. The manager has carefully neglected
them, as he Is alwrys obliged TO do In his
renditions OF plays that deal with the
casualties OF married life-French mar
red life. The only ground for divorce
ever recognized at Daily VS. Theatre Is incom-
patibility or temper. There Is positively no
other excuse. Ada Rehan l. always rcr-
fectly virtuous VIE, lovely, Intellectual, cli-
Pertaining. John Drew Is Invariably al alb
solutely honest man, cOmcly. Intelligent.
amusing. Their tUmpers, however, do not
coincide. And there you are. The Parsians
would have 10 give up their theatres II they
couldn't ring In marital ln.delity; but DAILY,
although there Is occasionally an insinuatiug
word that betOkens IA sneaking desire on his
part TO follow the original idea, harps upon
tncompatibiiity, encore incompatibillty, tou-
JourS incompatibil!ty.
In Love in Tandem" ReEan and Drew are
unable to agree. She loves excitement, and
comes from Chicago; he would prefer 70
settle, Tor he is demure New Yorker who
has "i!ved." They agree to get divorce.
She loves him, and he OF course loves her.
She therefore decides that She must ind a
wife for him. and the second act is devoted 10
her endeavor TO discover hitting mate FOR
her soon-to- to-be-eX-husband. The idea oi
"Divorcons |" is carefully followed. When
Rehan and Drew have decided upon the
divorce they grow very alfectionate. ami end
by fearful scene OF reconciliation. The sit.
uations are all very absurd, bur some OF them
are laughab!e.
Miss Rehan was delightful, as she always Is
She played the part, as she has played q score
OF others, and as she alone can play them.
Her attire was little slovenly. In the last
act she had whitened her neck and LEFT heI
arms bright pink-probably TO match The
pink velvet OF her bodice. Her wig was of the
very wiggiest description, and not too good Q
MT. John Drew was volatile and entertain
ing, and Jimmy" Lewis was simply
Jimmy" Lewis. Miss Adelaide Prince
looked very charming. Her defect Is a lack
OF voice. The cast also Included George
CLARK, Herbert Gresham, Kitty Cheatham
William Gilbert, Edith Crane, May sylvie anc
FeFcy haswei- ALAN DALE.
The evening world., 1892-02-10
SMOKED CIGARETTES in SCHOOL,
Then Pupil Mcmahon Assaulted the
Off1cer Called in to Stop Him.

John Mcmahon was n prisoner In the Long
Island City Police Court to-day, charged,
first, with having created disturbance In
the EveninG High School, and second, with
having assaulted the oiliccr called In 10 arrest
him. Mcmahon Is seventeen years old.
lie tried to smoke cigarettes IN school last
night. Principal Tarpey objected and then
Mcmahon threatened TO lick him. Policeman
Kelly was called IN and as he seized the un-
ruly youth Mcmahon struck him in the face
Then scunle TOOK place ana Mcmahon came
out OF II much the worse for wear.
He was held for examination.
The evening world., 1892-02-10
One Pocketbook for Both.

To the Editor:
A man and wife ought to be In perfect har-
mony. There should be complete accord In
regard to the use OF the money earned by the
husband. The pocketbook should be in the
wilc's possession, but both should practise
economy and the question OF II salary or pay
mcnt to Il wife should not be matter TO con-
slider.
with proper understanding OF affairs, the
wife should always have free access 10 the
funds. Her services are invaluable. and She
VIII prove her equality and oftentilnes her
great capaDility IN advising IN all financial
matters. JUSTICE.
The evening world., 1892-02-10
NOT TOLD IN The PlAYB|Lls.
The Entertainment Given by the
Woman's Press Club.
Frank Wilson Meets q Man Who
Bossed Him in War Times.


somewhat Inappropriate motto selected for
the entertainment given yesterday afternoon
at the casino by the Woman's Press club OF
New York. There was q great audience OF
women and very long programme-so long
that Albert ArOnson was afraid that the
Casino would not be vacated in time for the
evening performance, and Daniel FrOhinan
wondered II his company, presenting "A
sheep in VOLTS Clothing" could possibly
finish in time for esquire Kate" at = O'Clock.
Pretty actresses stood In the LOBBY and sold
programmes, and Daniel Frohman saw that
those In his employ made special point OF
forcing him to purchase more than he could
possibly need. The entertainment was an
enjoyable and a very profitable one, but II
the fair club ladies had been permitted to
have things entirely their own way II might
have been trire riotous. Numbers wanted
to go behind the scenes, and had to be coaxed
before they would d,sist
The opening speech by Chauncey VI. Dcpcw
was great feature" Mr.. Depew didn't for
get his usual Joke about the interviewing re-
porter, to whom he had become Injured From
the feminine interviewer he declared that
there could be no escape. Lillian Russell did
not ,,,r po,r Iut,an ,yos uI do,.,, ,.,,
nv o'"s' avn ''''''" ""' ill., uoi '-sou
know, ana she sent II uoctors certificate. A
chorus OF disappointed " obs" went M when
tho ,nnounoor,a,, "a, hor MN -,,rou.o,,,c ,,.o,
Wv > " ''' "'ppe' 'o' " 90
made. Nine. Emma Eames-Story, Marie Tenn
nest s,c Campanini and a number of excel
lon, ar,,s,s ,,nr, Goo, IN, n..u,
ieh' al i''e'S "ere scen anu ho"ru'
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anu noW lnt Behtie ye. uhinIciiigiDle hnea
mas nas coasehtru ~ poStpone ne. European
ha.n ' as 90 "a WuI i nave We
oeen onereu ner 10 do SO. While tnls VIII, OF
,o', su, , III, ., o' NV, n,. NH % anu cIeay
JOY, W. must not III our Hiadness, forget the
The evening world., 1892-02-10
THE WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR.
Fads, Fancies and Fashions That
Delight the Gentler Sex.

Some pretty suits OF the new cheviots are
being made banded with fur. one OF these, u
dark nut-Drown cnevlot, has the skirt Dor-
dered by II band OF velvet OF u darker shade
between very narrow bands OF beaver Iur
which combines beautifully with the velvet
and chevlot The jacket has n narrow edge
OF beaver and opens ON u velvet vest.
The evening world., 1892-02-10

DR.. LESLIE E. KELLEY. the bi-chloride
of gold inventor. was noticed among the
Presidents recent callers. Ono may we'll
hesitate to believe. however. that CAR
NEoIE builded worse than he knew when
he sent over. snch little time ago, that
keg of purest Scotch.
The evening world., 1892-02-10
HOMELESS WITH TWIN BABES.
Mrs. Chiett's Husband Deserted Her
After Shipping Her to America.

There was pitablc case before the Essex
Market Police Court this morning. young
and comcly-looking woman with twins two
weeks old In her arms applied TO Justice
Grady for relief
She said that her name WAS Leah Chiett.
SIX weeks ago he lett her hone IN Russian
POLAND with her husband, to whom She had
been married but year. to come to this
country. lie deserted her In Hamburg after
putting her aboard the vessel.
Her money gave out last night and she
asked Tor shelter ut the Eleventh Precinct
station. She was sent 20 Randall's Island.
The evening world., 1892-02-10

Perhaps thore is little hope for Mr..
STE1N's bill to re-establish hanging in
place of electric killing in this State.
Yet execution by rope has its advantages.
For one thing. its methods are pretty well
fixed, and it is not likely that the con.
last awful moment of an experimental
new way of doing it " which doesn't
work.
The evening world., 1892-02-10

The Mayor of Allegheny. Pa. on trial
charged with extortion, declared that he
had never read even that portion of the
city charter fixing his own salary. If the
office sought this msu it evid ,ntly went
away outside of its running.
The evening world., 1892-02-10

Guimps, Which have been In high favor al
Winter, have a growing popularity. They
are usually OF sllk or point de gene lace over
silk, and either contrast or narmoaize In color
with the gown with which they are worn. In
costume recently seen, the main body OF the
gown was OF Il pale shade OF brown Bedford
cord In princess STYLE The guimp was OF
satc-colored blue SILK shirred many times
about the neck below the medium high naring
collar. The sleeves OF the Bedford cord We're
plain and coat shaped, with Iull and rather
high ovcr-puns at the shoulder OF SILK, like
the guimp. The skirt OF this gown was dip
ping length In the back
The evening world., 1892-02-10

1t may DO rs well for the Legislature to
understand that the bill proposing to
abolish the AQueduc. Commission before
its work is completed is not the product
Of loud public demand in New York.
The evening world., 1892-02-10
Alasi Poor Scribe.

From Truth.
Hello, Starvelingl How Is literature."
" First rate"
Writing anything nowI"
"Yos. book"
+" What on?"
AN empty stomach. principally YOr
couldn't lend me the price OF a bad dinner
could you!n
The evening world., 1892-02-10

If an American blusterer" wrote to
the London Times q menace Of dire dis
aster to England in case British hands
were not kept off the Chilian business, he
wore ont tho point of his pen unwisely.
But, by-the-bye. who is this GEORGE
WINTER, late BriGader- General of Vol
unteers, New York;"
The evening world., 1892-02-10

Philadelphia is going to spare some of
its brotherly love for the famine o stricken
Russians. The city's business men will
load steamship with supplies for the
CZar's sufferers
The evening world., 1892-02-10

The Figaro jacket, which has never been
wholly retired, Is coming to the fore and
promises TO Oc one OF the fayorite modes OF
the approaching season. Those OF passc-
mentre are fayorite elaboration with
princess gowns and are frequently beaded
with steel or Jets In effective patterns.
Sometimes chemisette OF ivory-white silk
muslin Is added
The evening world., 1892-02-10
- Not at Home" 4"
lfrom truth

The Ante-room Autocrat In Knee Breeches-
Sorry, sir; Mr.. QuerSer Is out OF town
Mr.. rimdevil-That's odd. / have writ
ten appointment TO meet INN here at l. 20 80
p N. to-day. Here's my card.
The Autocrat-All right, Sir. III see II hes
The evening world., 1892-02-10

MIR. Grain to Lecture in Yorkville.
An address Will be made before the York
vile Democratic Club AT the clubhouse, 32s
East Eighty-nrst street, tomorrow evening,
on The Political Issues OF the bay" by city
NhnmbtrlAln lAOmas Z. ]. Nrnin.
The evening world., 1892-02-10
The Proper Way to Quit.
iT,om The Ch,eago Ssus. ]

ifrom the Chiedgo HsHs.l
The Louisiana Lottery says It is ready to
quit. In which connection It might be gently
suggested TO the octopus that the most ap-
proved method or quitting differs In no re-
spect frem the NEST approved method OF be-
gtnntng-in short, the way to quit Is TO quit.
The evening world., 1892-02-10
q Classical Anecdote.

IRON fhoS.
"Fine words butter no parsnips," was the
terse remark OF the late sophocles when the
Athens Daily Hs'enebiat gave the lrst per-
formanca OF Philoctetes" two-column
send-on. what want TO collar" said that
great poet, ais not gush, but gate.moneyP
The evening world., 1892-02-10

An admirable scheme for eleva,ing the
masses Il being tried II Boston. The owners
OF fine pictures allow their Turner's, Hunts,
Laiarges, Corots and Mi!lcts to be exhibited
In Il school-house In the North End, that
overpopulatcd section where the dregs OF
every nationality herd like cattle and where
every crime and disease is bred. The collec.
tion Is insured for 100000, and for ten days
at nothing head the North Enders are well
come to study the art treasures.
The evening world., 1892-02-10
Money Talks.

Z" You look worm" said the Flve-Dollar Bill
to the silver Dollar.
You are changed, yourself" said the Sill
YER Dollar.
And then the Englsman who held both OF
them III MS hand burst into an uncontrollablo
ut OF laughter,
The evening world., 1892-02-10

Feather trimmings Will tc more worn this
srring than during the Winter, and Will, IL
many Instances, take the place Of iur. How
ever, neither feathers nor fur Will take the
place OF passcmenterie, which Will be used II
combination with 10th and also as garnitur,
by Itself.
The evening world., 1892-02-10

You feel blue, discouraged. nervous and weak.
The future looks dark, and you do not enjoy the
pre.ent. In fact. you have lost your nerve. energy
and pluck.
I'on are .n8srino from Nerrous Debility.
You know well how You got II. What
you want to know Is how to care IL.
We will tell you.
Get of your druggist DR.. Greene's Ncrvura II IA
wonderful remedy. 1t will restore strength to
nerves and brain, renew your energies and pat you
on your feet again, sound, vigorous and healthy.
II is made from pure nerve-strengt thcning and
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invigorating and vitalizng powers.
1t costs but 81. Take our advice. Use this great
remedy and you will never regret the day you took
Dr. Greene's Nervura
The evening world., 1892-02-10
Money, Silver and Finance"

Money, Silver and Finance"
book with this title by j. Howard
Cowperthwait Is now iu the Putnam press.
Arguments against silver theories and rea.
sons for arepeal OF the present law are set
lorth from many points OF view.
The evening world., 1892-02-10
IN { hicago.

TFFWW LVf.T
Stranger--Whose little girl are you?
Florence-l'm papa's little girl.
Strangcr--AId why aren't you mamma S
little girlt
florence-'Causa the decree gave me to
papa.
The evening world., 1892-02-10

Hoods Pills do not weaken the system like
other cathartics. but actually tono up and give
strength to the patient.
The evening world., 1892-02-10
Cured Of Nervous Debility.

~ was afflicted for five years with nervous de-
bity, and last winter down sick with 1t. had
good doctor, but only got temporary relief. Ihen
took sir bottles NJ DR.. Greene's Nsrrura, and 1t
cured me.
Nv. W. CORNELL,
"l024 Ward ST., Philadelphia, Pa"
The evening world., 1892-02-10
The Best Remedy Ever
Discovered"

DIR. Greene's Ncrvura cured me. take
great pleasure in stating that DR.. Greenc's
Neryurn is the finest and best nerre medicine that
hare eeer taken, and advise any sufferer with
nervous disease or nervous prostration to use DIR.
Grcene's Nervurn, tho best nerve remedy dis
covered. JOSEPH A. CALBACk,
224 Maple ave., Hartford. Conn.
q tH- Dr. Greene, the successful spe-
Vs W cialist in curing all forms of nervous
and chronic diseases, 80 West l4th st., New York,
be consulted free, personally or by letter. Call
write him about your case. or send for symp. .om
blank to fill out, and lettor fully explaining your
disease, giving advice, &c, will be returned free.
, 1892-07-14
STATE POLITICAL POINTERS.

Judge George Turner was in Tacoma
last night. He feels confident of winning
for the United States senate.
The name of the Democrat, of Monte
sano, has been changed to the Washington
Economist, and is now a peoples party
paper.
Colonel NJ. ]. Maloney, of Whatcom, is
democratic candidate kfor congress and
Captain Bass, of FairhaYen, candidate
for state treasurer.
Senator Kneeland, of Mason, says Ed
ward Ames, of Port Gamble, will probably
succeed him as joint senator and that John
McReaYy will be the democratic nominee.
Banker Nick Owings is trying to cut
wide swath in politics in ThUrston county
1t will be remembered that he said recently
he was absolutely out of politics. We think
this is not the year for national bankers in
politics.-Big Skookum Shook
The Lake Washington canal scheme is
dead so far as the present session Of con-
gress is concerned. 1t dragged down with
It to DEATH however, the appropriation for
the improvement at The Dalles, and inn
provement that would have been beneficial
to all eastern Washington. We have Sen
atOrs Squire and Allen to thank for the
failure of The Dalles appropriation. They
have also sacrificed the good of the state in
the interests of Seattle to the extent of
$500 900, as only $4,000 was asked for the
state and $500, 900 for a canal that has no
claim to governmental assistance.-Aber-
deem Herald.
, 1892-07-14
TACKLES THE TIGER.
DR.. Dixon, Of New York, Again
Blisters Tammany.
Croker, He Says, Is the Supreme and
Absolute Dictator of New York.
what He says of the other Grim
inaIs and Politicians.

New York, July 14.-Just before Rev.
DR.. Thomas Dixon, ir., went South on his
vacation he promised to return speedily
and fire another broadside against Tam
many hall. Mr.. Dixon has come back. He
preached again, and he did tackle the ti-
ger. The hall was crowded to overaowing.
He said: 81 have seen in the public press
that Joseph Koch's alleged libel prosecu-
ton came to a sudden and untimely end a
few weeks ago. In fact, it was very sud
den. 1t was painfully sudden. It
was done so suddenly that the only
original democrat, Hon. Charles Ben
jamin Butler Dana, keeper of the Black
Cat of Park row, did not find it out until
after it happened. This was very remark
able, too, for Mr.. Dana has the reputation
in New York of having great skill and
celebrity in manipulating the life preserver
in case Of sudden accident. From the
amount of lying and vituperation INDUCED
in by the Black Cat and its puny kittens in
the provinces during the past few weeks,
judge that somebody has been hit, and hit
hard"
De Lancey Nicoll, the district attorney,
was referred to as protesting to be better
man than the ordinary, everyday Tam
many heelers who gave him Office, and as
"a good lawyer, a shreWd and polished
young man, who drops the red-hOt poker
when he catches it."
DR.. Dixon reached the main part of his
discourse, that relating to Tammany, next
in order, and turned it over after this fash
ion: 81 have said that Tammany Hall
that is to say, the real secret order that
does the goVerning-is an organization of
criminals. / repeat it with emphasis. In
the little coterie of men who compose its
real governors are three leaders who were
in prison at the same time charged with
murder-Croker, Scannell and Stokes.
These are the men whose word is law in
New York. The orators and Office-hOlders
are puppets or ornaments. Croker alone
can do anything his fancy die
tates. He is the real governor of
New York and the supreme dictator of this
city. have been informed only within
the past few weeks that there is a man in
the employ of the city government who
has spent several years in the penitentiary
of Illinois. How many other criminals
find food and shelter in the organization
secretly no one can know.
Language descriptive of the city gov
ernment of New York Is never intemper-
ate. 1t is simply inadequate. The simple
facts are incredible to the outside world.
1t is the government Of Grant, Croker,
Scanned, Stokes, Diver, Grady and Koch.
| The history of each of these men, plainly
written by fair hand, would be more in
credible than a romance. said that JO-
seph Koch stands indicted for violation of
his oath as commissioner, and ought to be
in the penitentiary. l repeat it, and /
brand him before the mayor who reap
pointed him with that fact.'
, 1892-07-14
FRESH STATE NEWS.

The Whaleback Wetmore is on the Ta-
coma dry dock.
The Tacoma Theater band, N, ]. Leonard,
leader yesterday afternoon serenaded the
officers of the United States warship Baltl-
more as a compliment rendered bY Samuel
Collyer and L. e. Post. The ship was
handsomely decorated.
The Columbia river has a Washington
shore line of more than 1 900 miles Lakes
Union and Washington of less than forty
miles. The money required for the Seattle
scheme would open the river from the
mouth of the OkanOgan to the sea. Which
is preferred by the people Of theinterior,-
Spokane Review.
A young Indian and his wife in return
ing from the Westport celebration we're
stranded on the fats, remaining there till
morning, when it was discovered that a
third member Of the party had arrived
during the night. Mother and child o. K.
l-Hoquiam Washingtonian.
A very difficult surgical operation was
skillfully performed at the Steilacoom i'll
same asylum yesterday on John Sweet, one
of the nurses. He was found recently to
/ be afflicted with appendicitis, which
threatened to be fatal. 1t became necessary
| to cut open his abdomen and remove the
appendix, The operation was successfully
performed by DR.. Redpath, the asylum
surgeon, assisted by Doctors Little, Nc
Kone,. Hickman, WaughOp and Dr.
! Waughop's son, recent graduate of the
Harvard medical college.
Tne state Sunday school convention in
session in Seattle elected tho following Off
GERS President, d. S, Johnston, Tacoma
vice president, Rev. w. H. COrnet Spo
kane; state secretary, H. L. Sizer, Seattle
treasurer, @. A. Covander, Tacoma.
, 1892-07-14
GIadstone Is Ahead.

LONDON, noon, July 14-The returns so
far give Gladstone a majority over the
government. The elections will close on
Saturday.
At this afternoon the returns make
Gladstone and the government on exactly
equal footing.
DUBLIN, July 14.-An independent Par
nellite organ says a select circle of liberals
in London last night received announce
ment that the home rule bill was post
pOned by agreement with the Irish party
in order that some big reform measure
may be introduced in the coming yarlia-
ment.
Up to 5 O'Clock this afternoon the total
returns show the election of 246 conserva-
tives, 227 liberals, 500 anti-Parnellites, 80
liberal unionists, Parnellites, laborists
, 1892-07-14
TELEGRAPHIO TALES.

Tim NJ. Healey has been elected to par
lament.
Cyrus W. Field will be buried at Stock
bridge, Mass.
The democrats are going to establish a
branch headquarters in Chicago.
Francis P. Loomis, ex-lieutenant gov
ernor of Connecticut, is dead at Hartford.
The republicans and peoples party are
going to unite against the democrats in
Georgia.
Cleveland and Stevenson will be notified
of their nomination in Madison Square
Garden, July Both,
The French senate has passed supple
mentary credit of 100000 francs for the
French exhibit at the worlds fair.
The peoples party, prohibitionists and
republicans are going to fuse against the
democrats in North Carolina.
The North Dakota Independents are out
of funds and have assessed ten acres of
wheat in one township of each county.
Over 5000 thousand delegates are ex-
pected to be present this evening at Detroit,
when the second annual convention of the
Baptist Young Peoples union, Of America,
convenes there. Every state, territory and
Canada, will be represented.
In the senate Sherman introduced bill
repeating that part of the present silver act
which provided for the monthly purchase
of bullion, to take effect January 1 next.
, 1892-07-14
A Chicago Doctor Indicted.

LONDON, July 1.-THE jury which has
been investigating the death of Matilda
Glover, the girl who died in October last,
and an examination of whose remains
showed that she had been poisoned with
strychnine, returned a verdict of wilful
murder against Thomas Neill. the man in
custody for attempting to blacknail Dr.
Harper, Of Barnstable, by claiming that he
had evidence showing that DR.. Harper's
son had poisoned Alice Marsh and Emma
Shrivell, who died in April from the effects
of strychnine. 1t was shown that Neill
practiced medicine in Chicago in 1880 un-
der the name of Thomas Neill Cram.
, 1892-07-14
Not the Time.

Editor Tribune:
This is not a time to talk about lessening
the city's expenses by cutting down the
number of electric lights. No one thing
tends more to insure confidence in the
minds of incoming strangers and those who
come here for the avoWed purpose of in
Vesting their money than our brilliantly
lighted streets. Physical light, like moral
and intellectual light Is one of the chief
motive powers of our city in her upward
and onward progress towards the goal of
metropolitan excellence, and we cannot
have too many of them. 1t is the common
report from San Francisco to British Col
Umbia that Olympia, of all other Pacific
coast cities is the best electrically illum-
mated city according topopulation. Com
mercial travellers and tourists are unit on
this verdict, so fattering to the capital of
our sovereign state. We cannot afford to
have the city of the gods grow dim in the
estimation Of simple candle power. There
are many ways in which to Ourtail expen-
ses without adopting that plan which would
show to the world that change had come
over the spirit of our dreams.