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The evening world., 1892-02-05
TOLD BETWEEN THE ACTS.
Emma Eames's Thousand Dollar
Fee from Mrs. Bradley-Martin,
Embarrassment of Riches In Next
Mondays New Bills.

n
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She went to the proprietor OF the st. James
Hotel, where She stops, the other day. and
n,, ,oo,,v ia uns,,, n,no
"a"',' w o''u @ 'Ne ','O"'' " no'.o"' inV
proprietor gave h'T ne chech. anu III return
she handed him Il brand-new, crisp, delccta-
bic thou.ard.dollnr bill
"oh' shc Sali' iookihg at ~, as she gave IL
to him, =" II Julian could only paint such
lovely uIcturc MS that,n
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her by Mrs. Bradley Martin, at whose house
she sang.
,, ,,. ,,
'harleS Bartoh' business manager of the
Casino, was in his oillcC yesterday when he
was upproached nv "A very timid yonnv man.
VINO hulhd ana hau ana hhaIly mhde up his
mind 10 speak.
.pye had n mi. exnarien,e no n scanc.
n, -, -, ,r,.,', , ~
shii'c'' ne Saiu' anu shouiu pc very glau
II you could give Inc job. My ambition is To
become a comedian, but don't mind making
beginning at scenc-shifting."
An awful vision or solomon Figman and
De Angels rose before the eyes or the aston
ished Barton as he replied gently that there
mas won much praise fer her Interpretation
OF the leading role In this delightful comedy,
Is Ill and under a physicians care.
II will he another case or e,,,or,,,s de
,tL...as Vnndav n,ybt Eeh Enr Ia ~
weat there vas MOI eiinrie No"any ni,"St
Cpening of any imnortancr. Next Week Ills
FEB. Is there will be Gloriana " at Herr
mann's, Uncle Celestin ut the Casino and
"Captain Theresc" at the Union square
Theatre. Does not this SAVIOR OF managerial
crueltyI
IAN EFFORT has been made to buy off Men
the Grand Opera House next week. Her
business ms week mas Oeeh astonishing.
me " Wen ana women people. however,
dldht quite See IL, SO cleopatra VIII nave
rho noo, ,uove "a mn, ,n,,,nor,or, mast 4,
tha ~ ~ payerri"i "hnuno III for
hiIl- -hnard elunrhconS frnuunntiv notnd 10 a,
tiInrs di.creditnd II f. n nGsitivr I,It bows
ever thnt a unrlen, Vnni was ynStprInv sean
tearing Io n,rc"s the t;r,nI 1nern. I,nuSsn % an
patra." The goat seemed to have special
grudgc against Marcus Mayer, for 1t de-
stroyed his maine with a fury that Uetokened
resentment.
There will be an innovation in "A Temper
ance Town" Hoyts new farce, which win
some day be produced ut The Madison square.
A scene will represent New Hampshire
town, and lust as 1t IS about to end the snow
will be seen falling slowly. suddenly the
lights will be- eXtinguished and In one second
nd u half the audience will see the same
scene snowDOund-t!ees, houses, streets all
covered WIN snow. me erect VIII OF course
DC OrouBht apout py the famous uouple stage.
was very llucn Impressed WIN ne broken
sea-, now AT ialiner y. ne saw the emu or IT,
US ne wen. 10 .ne tneaHe n@i,er ny wy peIiorIi-
ahce oi " squire nate. ne broken sea-
Is lust 'ne hlhu vi piay tnaC Woulu impress
ACTORS. lhey "ouiu call IL " slrohS.
| Mrs. d. y. Bowers, in "The Broken Seal,
part for years tnlS Weii-hll"wh actress mas
enJoyeu the " cehlre OF the stage
| The souvenir programmes to be sold at the
entertainment FOR the WOman's Press club at
The evening world., 1892-02-05
THE WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR.
Fads, Fancies and Fashions That
Delight the Gentler SsL
No Economy In Cheap Kid Gloves
Multi -Colored Toilets Are Now
the Rage-SomcthingP Pretty
for Buby-Bright Rib
bon Streamers Are
Here Again.

There is absolutely no economy In buying
cheap kid gloves, for even II they will go on
whole. they will never look like anything but
u counterfeit. one pair OF Kid gloves at
sl.5O Is worth u box OF 6g-cent dog or rat
skin. with the very long sleeves now worn n
one-button glove will do well enough and
may be bought for Il dollar.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
DID SHE ASK FOR POISON?
A Hoboken Woman Swallowed
Oxalic Acid Instead OF Salts.

Mrs. Charles Grothusen, OF Second and Gar
den streets, Hoboken, who last night swal-
lowed q dose OF oxalic acid In mistake OF
rochelle salts, is in critical condition
to-day.
She was taken violently Ill at midnight, and
in answer to her husbands query as to what
she had taken pointed to a bottle labelled
with skull and crossbones, and said: " l swal.
lowed a dose OF salts"
GrothuSen hastily summoned DR.. Pinder
who, with the aid OF stomach pump, relieved
her somewhat.
Mrs. Grothusen declares that Druggist
Stande OF Washington street, AoDoken, made
the mistake OF giving her poison instead OF
salts.
Stande insists that MrB. GrOthuSen dis
tinctly asked for oXalc acid, and believes
| that she endeavored to commit suicide.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
THE WITNESS CAME NOT.
Failure Of One Clue to Fix Mrs
Seniors Murder on Lentz.
lerxc1.,. To THv FyENINn wontn.l

lervrrIr. To THv rvESISo woRtnl
ORANGE, n. j., Feb. BIT was ex-
pected that John Gensel, lad residing
at Milburn, would to-day make anidavit before
Justice McChestney that he ssaw August
Lentz In Milburn at O'Clock on the Saturday
evening on which old Mrs. Senior was mur-
dercd In her little store.
Up to o'clock this afternoon Gensel had
not arrived, and Justice McChestney said he
had no new facts In his possession regarding
the murder OF Mrs. Senior.
The case IS now IN the hands OF the Newark
authorities
The evening world., 1892-02-05

Fri. Barkany appeared In a live-aCt drama
by Oscar Won Rcdwit2 called Philippine
Welser" at the Amberg Theatre last night.
The play proved to bc somewhat dreary, and
Fri. Barkany played the role OF Philippine as
though II belonged to the nineteenth century.
The cast included Herr Meyer, Herr Horske,
Herr Weigel, Herr Rank and Herr Eggeling.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
True PoliteGess.

True Politeness.
Prom Smith. Gray d co., Monthiy.l
First LADY, saw your husband meet you
on Fulton street yesterday, and noticed that
he removed his hat while speaking with you.
| admired him for that. Very few men do
that.
Second LADY, remember / tcld him In
the morning 10 have his hair cut, and he was
showing me that he had obeyed.
The evening world., 1892-02-05

The nine representatives Of the Peo.
ple's party in Congress issue manifesto
denying the report that they are divided
They may be odd in numbers. but they
are not at odds in opinions.
The evening world., 1892-02-05

A tifteen-year-old Bavarian boy. who is
being taken care of by Philadelphia So
ciety. came to this country with the Idea
of picking up gold in the streets. He
soon learned what all the rest of us know,
that even in this favored land the gold
only comes for the digging.
The evening world., 1892-02-05

vigor, ard attend to
their employment In
n weakened and ex.
hausted condition,
feeling tired, languid
and without vim and
energy.
This is because the
Grip tt.akened and
prostrdted The nsrres,
and this nervous
weakness, II allowed
to run, may result in
serious nervous pros
trdtiOn, heart failure,
The evening world., 1892-02-05

Mr.. PLArT is now represented as a
straw indicating n healthy Presidential
wind blowing favorably for Mr.. BLAINE
Burdened by the support OF both Bosses
QUAY and PLATT, Mr.. HARRIsoNs Pre-
mier is threatened by a serious case Of
overweight for the race.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
Thirty Head of Cattle Cremated.

THN AStVVIATED PRESS. ]
CEDAR RAFIDs, Ia, Feb. Sat / O'Clock
thi4 morning fire was discovered in the large
barns owned by J. s. Porter. The flames
spread so rapidly that 1t was impossible to
save anything and thirty head or cattle per.
lshed. All his dairy supplies were lost. Ths
total loss is not known.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
A Prudent Society Mother.

"A Fruuent Society Mother.
IFrom Texas SVtingsl
Daughter-Ma, Mr.. Blank proposed to me
last night.
Mother-Did you accept him, daughter'
AYES, mamma"
"lIas he any money, daughter"
"Only l,s00 year, ma"
Well, daughter, handle him carefully till
Spring. Possibly you can pick up something
better during the Winter"
The evening world., 1892-02-05
HEADACHES MADE HER INSANE.
Widow Bennett Likely to Die OF
Self-Infiicted Injuries.

Isabella Bennett, the aged widow who cut
her throat last night at her home. ~ Third
avenue, is in a critical condition at Bellevue
Hospital, and the physicians attending her
say she will probably die.
The woman hacked her throat In fright
ful manner during the absence OF her daugh-
ter, who had gone TO the Presbyterian Iiospi-
tai to make arrangements Tor her mother j
admission there. Violent headaches had be-
come SO unOearable Us TO unbalance her
mind,
The evening world., 1892-02-05

In the year before the New Orleans
lynching 4s4 Italians were arrested in the
Crescent City. In the year following
only twenty eight prisoners of that na-
tionality were taken. There was no de-
crease in the number of italian resi-.
dents,
The evening world., 1892-02-05
STRUCK BY A FALLING BRICK.
1t Tumbled From a New Building
and Fractured a Woman's Skull.

Mary Cuno, an Italian woman, thirty-seven
years old living ut 10 Crosby street, while
passing the new building at 40 Crosby street
this morning was struck by brick which
fell from one OF the upper stories and suS-
tained a fracture OF the skull.
she was removed TO st. Vincent's Hospital.
henry Mcintyre, OF 1910 Park avenue fore
man III charge OF the building, was arrested.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
\ACRANT VERSE ;

The Logical Owl.
The owl took his hat and his gloves one night
HIS sweetheart for to see.
When his dsddy asked him where ho went,
- On definite object I'm intent,
To wit, to WOO, said;
Z" To wit, to wit, to wooN
Bat he scarce had stepped outside the door
When he could not fail TO see
That the sky with clouds was all o'ercsst,
The rain was falling hard and fast,
Too wet, to WOO, said he;
" Too wet, too wet, to woov'
-HarraTd Lampoon.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,

Our sPsclsI $50 Gold Watch 10 q genuine bar
gain. Delivered At once. Terms, S5 down and III
we ky. Diamonds, Jewelry and Slysrware ON
men, eolisStors and csnyasssrs Introducing our
sssh . aSs Ssds,s pis@p' s,sSsasd , Mutual
The evening world., 1892-02-05
They Sing,

tFron the Rider and Dritsr.l
~ see the question is being discussed as to
whether horses talk"
"Well, they sing, I'm pretty sure at least,
i've heard hoarse notes more than once"
The evening world., 1892-02-05
Not a Bootless Wooina.

tfrom Smih. Gray Il Co.'S Norhly.l
Charlie-Edith Grisson is nice girl, but
her father is a regular old pirate.
Chappie-A pirate How do you make that
out
Charlie-well, Know from experience that
he Is q freebooter.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
Valuable.

tFfom Smith. Cray d Co.s Ho.tAiy.l
Citizen-We are getting up petition 70 the
Mayor TO allow sick babies TO shoot squirrels
In Prospect Park May we have your name ?
Fashionable Hatter-tt's laudable object,
and you can have my name for dollar and q
haii-2S per cent OF the regular price.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
Appearances Against Him.

fFron, the Ciothisr and Fsrnishsrl
once Boy-There Is man outside who
says he has play he wants you to read.
Manager-lIow is he dressed.
ONCE Boy-Oh, he Is "out OF sight silk
hat, patent feathers and Oox-coat.
Manager-Tell him I'm not In (; he must be
an amateur.
The evening world., 1892-02-05

Apropos of the poultry exhibition. it
may be remarked that up at the big Mad
lson Square Garden they are in high
feather these few days.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
The Likelihood OF 1t.

llvon Jsd0s.l
Layman-ls this brand OF cigarettes named
after your
Dude-'ia-as. Cawn't you see that It is,
doncher know1
Laymah-Yes; but i thought you might
have been named alter II.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
MORE YELLOW FEVER.
A Steamship from Brazilian Ports
Detained at Quarantine.

The steamship Olvero, consigned to Busk
Jevons, arrived here this morning from Rio
de Janeiro and other Brazilian ports and u
detained at Quarantine.
1t was reported that there were several
cases or yellow fever on board during the
voyage
i. Olsen, q seaman on the vessel, died OF
yellow fever, and steward Henry Russell was
taken with smallpox.
The evening world., 1892-02-05

Miss Lillian Russell is at present rehearslng
the first act Of "Erminic" in which she Is To
appear ut the McCaull benefit.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
Shaving Him of.

IFTUW HUTPeT . DuTuF,I
He took her hand tenderly.
A ring would look sweet on that little
finger" he said, " an engagement rng?'
alt isn't the fashion to wear engagement
rings on the little nnger," she REPLIED draw
ing her hand away.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
Nearly ALWAYS

lPvom the Rider a.d DytsU.l
"What great fox-hunters thesa coroners
arep
!" How so?"
"Theyre always In at the deathi"
The evening world., 1892-02-05
Perhaps a Day in November.

tfrom The Port Wayne Prs..l
Both conventions will be held IL the month
OF roses WHAT is 80 rare as day In June,
anyway?
The evening world., 1892-02-05

Now they have had burglars at Tranby
Croft. A quiet game Of baccarat seems
to open the way for almost anything.
The evening world., 1892-02-05

something pretty for a baby" is an item
IN fancy work very often asked for, and GER
tainly these tiny personages have been well
considered this season. Pretty cot covers, In
all sorts OF materials, from fine linen TO the
softcst and cosiest OF "woOllles" and dainty
peralnbulator rugs, are prepared for working
IN various kinds OF embroidery. Some very
pretty, yet inexpensive, " feeders" too, Will
probably mud favor with fond mothers; some
are OF oatmeal cloth, fringed ut the ends and
traced with quaint-looking animals, while
others are OF fine he,nstitched linen, and have
graceful sprays OF tiny flowers. All are com.
pletly made and prONid Win strings oi
buttons. and when worked with washing silks
or flax thread would prove very useful little
articles.
one Of the most notable musical achieve.
mcnts OF women Is that or Mrs. ii. III. A.
Beach, OF Boston, VINO has composed mass
which Is to be brought out shortly by the
Handel and Haydn Society OF that city.
Miss Isabel $. Hapgood, OF 81 East Twenty.
| second street, Is receiving contributions for
starving women In Russia, which she pro.
poses to forward to Count Toistoi for distri.
button. "lle can make dollar go further
than any man | ever met" Miss Hapgood
writes. She Is personally acquainted with
the author and philosopher, whose writings
she has been translating for years.
The old "follow me fellows" streamers Of
bright ribbon are again In vogue, tackled OF
the collar OF high and low neck dresses.
The evening world., 1892-02-05

One-toned toilets are not the rule any
more. They are mul,icol0rcd-a girl In a
blue dress dons II biscuit-yellow coat, u black
hat with red roses climbing up IN the air and
white kid gloves stitched with silver.
The evening world., 1892-02-05

NATIONALISM, as political
movement. is defined by a follower
of Bellamy in THE WORLD ALMA
MAC for 1892.
The evening world., 1892-02-05

Now the question is how long the Con-
necticut House can stand divided
against itself"
The evening world., 1892-02-05

Mrs. BallingtOn Booth Is personally inter.
ested In the exhibit to be made Gy the Saliva
ton Army at the Worlds Fair.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
An Accusing Autobiography.

lFrom the Piffseurg L<ader.l
The autobiography OF Ben Butler is notable
Tor the eheerfully decisive way In which the
oad man calls pretty nearly everybody else .
liar.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
Can Lead Him with a Hair.

TO the Editor:
The best way to manage a husband Is not
TO manage him at all; let him feel that he Is
having his own way in all things and you can
lead him with hair. l.. ii.
The evening world., 1892-02-05

The old "follow me fellows" streamers Of
bright ribbon are again In vogue, tackled on
the collar OF high and low neck dresses.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
TERRIBLE, INDEED.
Alarming After Effects of
the Grip.
Thousands-IIow to Overcome the
Weakening Effects.

many weak, nervous debiitatcd and discouraged
sufferers as the Grip. Thousands who have had II
have not recovered their old. time strength and
The evening world., 1892-02-05

To-day the work OF consolidating the
Brooklyn p OCCASIONAL Baseball club Will be
completed. With new officers the Brooklyn
Baseball club viii start out this season TO
make the National game more popular than
ever In the city OF Churches, and II possible a
money-prolucing enterprise.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
Given Away.

Sexton's Son-You sent pop q list OF tunes
fer ter-day's orgon pformance
Deacon Hubnub-Yes.
sections Son-Well, yer writ II on tn back
OF this, an pop wants ter know 7 yerll bring
round tn rest OF III deck an have . game up
in tn singin LOFT after church.
The evening world., 1892-02-05
They All Do 1t.

She kept him indoors just an hour
Engaged IN idle talk;
But did not think to don her gloves
Until they went to walk. -FSck.
The evening world., 1892-02-05

III it had not been for DR.. Greene's Nervuraf I
should hare been dead before this time and can
therefore give this wonderful remedy the highest
praise. The facts are these: had the Grip. and
it left about pros trated, extremely limbs
stiff in the joints; my bowels boated badly, and my
breathing was terrible. could not stoop without
almost losing my breath. In fact, 1 was
almost II complete wreck, and could do but
little work of any kind. Icommenced to take DR.
Greene's Nervura, and at the end of one week had
lessened in grth about my bowels two inches, and
my erth is i've inches less, and an able to do
about full days labor.
CHARLES H. STEVENS,
South Efhngham, N. H."
~ DR.. Greene, the successful specialist in cur
ing all forms OF nervous and chronic diseases, IS
West l4th ST., New York. be consul ulted tr.s.
personally or by letter. Call or write him about
your case send for symptom blank to fll out. and
letter fully explaining your disease. viii be re-
turned free.
The evening world., 1892-02-05

The Puritan Athletic club will give Billy
Dcncnt on Feb q. The programme for the
affair Will be an Interesting one, as many
prominent pugilists and wIestiers have prom
ised to appear The feature OF the evening
vii! be u special bout between Jimmy Lynch
and Nike Breslln. Murray Will wind up the
benert with 1our-round go with Bill Pllm-
mer. Jack Adler VIII act as referee.
Mike Breslin, the l20-pound fighter, with
his hacker, Warren Lewis, Will post 500
with the Illustrated NetpS to-day for night
with Walter Campbell.
The evening world., 1892-02-05

Many OF the uptown citizens OF Brooklyn
have been invited 10 attend Il meeting TO be
held at the house ur Augustus Peverelly, 90
Reid avenue, this evening at $ o'clock Tor the
purpose or organizing u new athletic club.
The scheme embraces social features that
Will not only interest the members theIn-
selves but their families as well.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-12-01
IND

The system of education pursued in this
institution is designed to develop the moral
intellectual and physical powers OF the ut
pills: to make them refined, accomplished
and useful members of society.
Pupils OF ali denominations are equally re-
interference with their convictioEt
being carefully avoided.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-12-01
Southeast Missouri Teachers Assoc
iation.

The regular meeting of the Southeast
Missouri District Teachers Association
will be held at Maiden, Dunklin coun-
ty, Missouri, during the Christmas mol
%, % and 80. 1892.
Ipasmuch as the Association has not
convened since August, 1891-neariy
year and a half-it is but reasonable to
expect that the teachers generally
throughout the district will endeavor
to make our next meeting one of the
best in the history of the Association.
Such an educational amusement as Mis-
souri, is experiencing was never before
witnessed in the Mississippi Valley,
and teachers who expect to keep abreast
of the advancement of the times must
avail themselves of every opportunity
for improvement.
1t is needless to endmerate here the
advantages of these teachers meetings,
because they are not new feature in
our educational economy. The purpose
of this notice is to call your ;attention
to the time and place of meeting. and
to enlist your cooperation in making
the next session a success.
We take pleasure in announcing that
we have every assurance that the good
people of Maiden will spare no pains in
making our visit a pleasant one, and it
will be profitable to the educational in
terests of that section of the district
Just in the proportion that we make it
profitable to ourselves.
The executive committee will be
pleased to receive suggestions from any
one interested in the success OF the
meeting, and will gladly avail them
selves of every advantage suggested.
The official programmes are delayed
on account of not receiving prompt re-
plies to our circulars of inquiry, but
we hope to have them ready for distri-
button by the 10Th o: November.
A. p. VANCE, President.
HATTIE BROWN, Secretary.
Address-IrontOn. Mo-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-12-01
1T E r NJ ST

Board, Washing of Clothes, Tuition n Eng
lsh, ard all kinds of Useful and Orna-
mental Needle Work, per Session of Five
erms for instruction in Music, Foreign
Language, Drawing and Painting can be
had by applying as below.
Attached to the Convent, and totally sepa-
ated from the boarding school, is
select DIZZY SCHOOL
in which the usual branches of sound and
practical education are carefully impaired.
Terms in the Day School will be, for the
present, One Dollar per Month.
In the Day School boys Fourteen Years OF
Age and Under 1ciIl be Received.
Prospectuses, and other information, may
be had by APPLYING, In person or by letter, to
MOTHER MARIAN, Superioress
Ofthe Convent Of the Ursuline Sisters Arcadia Iron
County, No.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-12-01
The Question Of immigration.

One of the subjects which viii be
called to the attention of Congress at
the coming session is that of immigra-
lion. The recent increase in the num-
Der of European immigrants and the
undesirable character of large portion
of them have already directed pubic
attention to the matter, and at the last
session of Congress joint committee
was appointed to make an Investigation
and submit report with recommended
lions this winter. II is understood that
Senator Chandler, OF New hampshire.
who is chairman of the Senate branch
and Mr.. Stump, of Maryland, Chair
man of the House branch of the COM
mittee, will submit a joint report to
the respective bodies to which they
belong. This report, it is said, will
favor a radical restriction of lmmigra-
ton and the enactment and enforcement
of rigid inspection laws.
In view of the fact that the Democ-
racy obtained a great deal OF its sup
port In the last election from recently
naturalized foreigners, that party may
hesitate about taking decisive action.
Although the Democracy in the large
cities includes within its ranks the most
of the undesirable classes OF the newly
naturalized foreigners, no political con-
sideration should prevent it from deal
ing promptly and fairly with the ques-
ton. Indeed, in IL matter OF so great
Importance to American welfare, poll
tics should be the last consideration.
The fact should not be overlooked IN
this connection that the knights OF
Labor. q representative body, which
contains within its membership many
thousands of naturalized Americans,
has already called attention TO the mat
ter in very positive terms. Grand Mas
ter Workman Powderly, in his address
before the General Assembly in this
CITY last week, pronounced in favor OF
the most radical restriction of immi-
grafton, and even suggested that lmml-
grafton might be absolutely stopped
for time to the great advantage OF
the American workingman. The Gov
eminent may not be justified in going
to that extent, but it is quite certain
some is action is necessary that Will
keep out the criminal and pauper
classes, who are still coming into this
country in great numbers, in spite of a
few statutory provisions that have
been enacted from time to time, pre-
sumably for the purpose of keeping ont
undesirable immigrants. The present
laws are inadequate and poorly enforc-
ed, and Congress should take early and
decisive action in the matter.-Star-
Sayings.