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The evening world., 1892-01-27
choose Your Way Before Marriage

NI4ooSt our W ny DelOTe MdTTliRe.
To Us Id,'"r
II by mlua-inr a husband" you mcan rul-
Ing him, then | say while that Is necessary
marriage ha, proved a failure.
But II You mean how 10 make him and your
sell equally hrppJ, and thus. add one more
happy hDn." To the worlds many, then say
study This question Wcii O,lur" you makc
your choice % "A husband. After marriage
WIN be- too late.
he sure that you are thoroughly COng"nial,
ana particularly ON such points as religion,
nornlliS, 80.
II" surc that his love for YOU Is the deepest
tcrnrg u Which his nature Is capable, and
thaL yours Il equally 81. Be suite tupj YOU
can SAY with AL tuur soul that YOU are willing
To take him "Ior better az fuv WORST"
II you have succeeded In stealing from such
II lnhh MIS- heart (Whht would hC b. iihuut
Il =, yru hay" iainly solved the greatest
pTohlcm. You have managed HIN very
| cleNrriN. II. &.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

There is ease for those far
gone in consumptlca-not
rccovery-ease.
There is cure for those not
far gone.
There is prevention bet
ter than cure - for those who
are threatened.
Let US send you a book on
CAREFUL LIVING and SCOTS
Emulsion of cod-liver oil,
even if you are only a little
thin.
Free.
Sr,rr p Bow"f Chemists, I,a South s,h Avenue.
Yrrr druggist ken, Scous Emulsion Of eod.wer
sl-ali dEugSi's everywhere DO. s..
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CONDITIONS

THE rvrsiSG WORLD ,rW qtre n 7o'r rou,'e
e01Ie ~ he rouGU 'rhD 'hO-os '"H
(" How TO MANAGE HUSBAND me pidn
must be contained IN rrU h'uidred 'rUrds,
'rt'Ur'n on cue side Of TIE Idpcr, haze me
nrtier'S name ana dddrtSS Ulot HeCeSSdrR.
yoT Inb!icd'lOtD, GId be dG'ocicd 10 HUSBAND
EDiIOE, LyESING WORLD, ruLiTIEE 81 iLDlSG.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

Fighting Bob" EvAHs and the York
prospect of chance to lombard VAL
paraiso. after all. SO the bCllIgcrcnt
Commanders reputation must continue
to he upheld. until further notice, ly his
irlnnlne
The evening world., 1892-01-27
SWEETEST OF LAWS.
Petticcat Government Rules in
Many Households.
American Wives Who Know How
10 Manage Husbands.
The Contest VIII End at Noon OF
Friday. Jan. 20.

The contest In this column on tn" topic,
"1he Best Way to Manage a Husband VIII
close at noon II Friday, Jan 20. 80 letter
received after that hour win be considered IN
awarding til" prfc.
The contest has drawn cut very large
number Of letters from women who read 'lHE
EvEsI>G WORLD aud has -hrd much light on
an important domestic problem.
The contc5; Is governed b., the following:
CONDITIONS
The evening world., 1892-01-27

THE WORLD wiH not, UnGer 0ng crcumstarccs
hold itser responsible Jr, tn return n safe
keeping Of any rejected manuscripts NJ ptr'u-cS.
Of whatsoever character or uGluc. No exceptions
uiH be made TO this ru'e w.h tcga'd to G'hp.
letters or Enclosures. Nor wH the editor enter
INTO correspondence concerning Nrgrdhdb!,
manuscripts.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

A man who escaped from n county Jail
in Texas was next heard of at the State
prison at Rusk. Being under six years
sentence when he escaped, he had quietly
made his way alone 20 the prison AID ap-
piled for permission 10 serve his term.
Deputy SheriGs accustomed to fat mileage
fees will trust that such acts will not be
come the custom among convicted men.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
Putting on Style.

from TrLds SV'm37.l
FriCnd-Nru say you are goug Cn Oh a
pleasure mp;
Ca.hIy-Ycs I'm 6 lag to Canada.
Fr,"nd-luwcr canada:
CashlJ Lower canada: Not II | know
mys"II. 10 look Ike man who associates
with the lower class ul people: No, slr an
gtlUg 10 travel III PIPER Canada. | III Aign-
Iuytc! irUn. lht ground up.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
WaE:ed-A a.onopo oily.

From 7Tufh.
Nci yhbCr--I, Is very Kind OF you u take an
interest IN my daughter.
GOtroN-Such was not my purpose.
NcigabJr--WEat was your PURPOSE
GOtrUX-lo take her entirely,
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The Reason She Left.

From TsTns Siftipy'.l
"Why. YOU haven't left your place, Mary"
Yes, have"
Bless ne! Why. everybody who has lived
With Mrs. ilaDH "'"'s her a Z od uamr.' =
ON, shes az N as far as good treat :
Ecnt goes, but and | are q! different com
pl"XiOGS.'
What has that 10 do with it"'
NV hat mas thn' 10 do with E.? Why. her
I0nEcis make Hc lnoN Ike 4 niSEt!"
The evening world., 1892-01-27
The Genial BDGf.

ItrH, Prck.
Mrs. de frceSe irving to let a room, -
It's very pleasant, sir assure yCu.
MIR. Shiyver-But there Isn't any stove.
Mrs. dr FrceSe Oh, Il YOU get cold, | dCut
mind you turpiug he gas up III.
Mr.. ShivNer-lhanks, awlul.y but I'm not
put on cold storage yet. Goo! hight
The evening world., 1892-01-27

The railroads will earn something very
different from public gratitude if they
raise freight rates on ice brought to New
York A quito sufficient effect on prices
to the consumer is produced by ordinary
ice-iaminc talk.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

JoHS CARI.rT. cook on the tughoat
Municipal. is mono the less \ hero be-
cause icy water and relentless rivers
current rendered fruitless his noble
effort to save n crnzel and drowning
woman Yesterday.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

The WORLDS expression OF week ago.
I" We think there will be no war" is not
recalled at this time as An ordinary told
you So" 1t was published as a matter Of
sober Judgment. based on considerations
affecting the good sense aaE real patriot.
nm Of two nations where, popular gov
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No Use for It.

lIr0n N"WrGs,
"What's diS: :" asked Uncla HaS'us.
THAT Is patent safety razor. Take IL
along, Rastus II give 10 YOU
"Gynn way frugl here. ! don't need no
safety Ia'2'r. Wen ] goes t. a ball ! wants
a raI2cr dats loaded, en- doan You IUrgit IT,"
The evening world., 1892-01-27

Charles Chatterton. Mr.. Abbcys rcpreSen-
tarive, who Is travelling In the South with
sarah, writes that "lhc sunny South Is a
delusiOn. II Is nice to read ABOUT and that Is
all. The weather has been awful, and the
sun exists only In the Imagination.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

An In iannpolis Chinnmnn has eloped
with an American hciress. Presently the
titlci fortunr-hun,ers of elle,G European
monnrclcs may be forced to ioin in the
cry TINT the Chinese must go from
hnoripa
The evening world., 1892-01-27
Keep: Her HON @.

ifrrm n, CLOAK R,rirrl
Kingley--l thought your wife wGs going
south.
BngO-Shc was. But ] found II was
cheaper to bay her scalSkin cloak.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
Strictly Business.

Frpn Ih"k.l
Orc"atic Manager can't M "a to pay you
over Sl5 a week and expenses, ana on must
permit m to announce you as receiving
1000 a night.
Mine. lilghno' Make It twenty and you
may announce me At 5000 night.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
VaCRANT VERSES.
False Smiles.

False Smiles.
She smilcs on me, know;
Vet ~" tn hup- no pnrt
They re not the miles mat glow
spontaneous irVn the heart.
'Ti- hardly worth my while
r. 'tytu Tend her will.
A glr. ma, emtIN ard smile
And b" urNnUn' sti.l --JudGs
EYCS Va. Mouth,
A stnSle eve g'aSs We dellde
Nut MANI ass,
Aud many q 'FRONT.' wi. INN commend,
Who's noi'ut thirst : ,k'lffrd
BY Il tirr glass -IhCk.
lie IL OUT.
She m.ie 4 lovely little Iullt.
TIME iug the fair
But wnsn her husband saw the bill
lie cIinLoi tie golden stair.
--ClOak G'risu.
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What Did He Meanf

IIrnm the J,w.li,r,' Ne.Iiyl
Miss Simper-Mr. sharpe, what makes my
diamond rias wink 30 often:
Mr.. SnarIe satisfaction with Its success In
dCceiving you.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

'TuU JufPo,
Gentlcmar--M hat r. your name, little Lir!E
Lite Girl Evelyn AntCinertc Bling,
smith Rcd.crn Hathaway Jacob, S'rarnmor"
lluu.
liitlr gir.
iittir Gifl-Its, sir; but ma lived IA Cn.
Clsu seven years.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
7 re CLEANE

The street gamins have found u new source
Of amusement ny some accident they dl.-
covered that the half-burncd CARTONS from
electric lights VIII cut glass, and us a cuilsc-
Vf"ncc plate glass windows are beginning to
suffer. The only remedy Tor this malicious
m-th!c: seems to bc 10 have tho lamp clean
crS tah" away the burned carbOn6 iuNtuau ui
throwing them In III" trcyl.
| WAS entertained pleasantly yesterday
arcnooA Win the latest news OF boston
ncwspap"rdpm by MAJOR j. r. Frost aad Mr.
{. :. Howard, respectively financial and as
sl.tAnt Iramaiic eGltms OF the BCstun GiUre.
1nry aIu IN New York engaging talent for hc
annual ucncht OF the B pstun Press Club The
MAJOR and his cC-worEcr are mos, persuasive
plcadcr,, 0Ld III ~ not !ail In their mis-, ION.
II IS announced by cable to-day that Tommy
IunncC, the runner, who has been laid up
with a spraincd aisle IN Dublin Gospi.al,
hat entirely recovered, and VIII 20 Into train
ing I" mret the English crack runners.
August.
The short batter crop this year has had the
"iCcrt hou only 0t advancing the price, but OF
Increasing til sale OF c!coma gcrnc ana n a
Consequence the Dairy Commissioner, have
| had their bands iu.l tracing the Dng,i, butter
aUi arrrsting the law yiolatorS. In the past
fCT w1"ES ten arrests have been mad" ard
warrant Tor twenty mo:" are waiting to be
served.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

Herr Josef Kain7 appeared IN " Hamlet NJ
the ihalia Theatre last night, and drew II
crowded house. The role OF the mclauch
Dane suited him very well IN iced. kain2's
clocutiun was as wonderful and praiscwo.tny
a. ever. Fri. BcdccOvics was OpLclia, aLd
Frau KOth-sNha.e .er The playel.queen.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

III" most fashionable pocket -handscrChiefs
for slight mourning are oI white Cambric,
trimmed above the hcia with strip OF binck
chanti.iy lace assertion and edged with n
border OF lace to match.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

Old Winter blow his trumpet long and
loud this time.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

Cold days. indcel. hut nothing 20 tie
series of chills which has frozen out the
dive keepers.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
NOT TOLD IN THE PLAyB|LlS.
Manager Candy Gives Pent:y-in-
the-Slot McNulty a Tip.
Richard Mansfield offered a Great
Bargain by David Cahill.

"YGu can't escape en-" said Manager
CANDY, Of francis Wilson's company, yes cr-
day, referring to bit Of gossip from London
that he mad been discussing. ""hcl we
produced = The Lion-Tnner they popped up
on several sides, charging wilson with taking
their thunder Now, see that a Mr.. McNulty
IS pretty sure that Messrs. Gilbert and Golfer
have been 'appropriating' the principal
features OF The Mountcbanks from an opera
that he submitted To them, particularly the
Penny In the Slot song. II is n little hit
unusual to place burden OF that Kind upon
the shoulders OF Gilbert, who has ranked high
as liUrcttlst OF originality. II might inter-
est this McNulty to know that have already
had within the past year and n half no less
than three topical sor Is offered ioc Mr.. VII.
sons use, with title very much the same
Drop nickel In the slot" As we are not
much In favor Of tor,cal di,tles they were de-
Clined with thanks"
The evening world., 1892-01-27

Happily that message from tho White
House. though it came too soon. was yet
too late to stop the war-clouds from roll
i,r La,
The evening world., 1892-01-27

which began yesterday would cause an
approciable boom in the plumbers trade
The evening world., 1892-01-27
With Supnrlatives. g..

Manage your husband with true love, un.
wavcr!n. trust, un,wcrNiAs ;dcllty ana In
pllclt confidence You wifi then have the
| nnolcSt husband ..mung lninhlnu l.. j.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
Ono Feature Lacking.

rFrpp. the Jew>N,,s' We,ty
JasoE-NOw, Mandy, It's circus to be cn-
gagged AIM II:
Amanda-l eckon 1t VIII be, Jason, when
we git the ring.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
SineWs of War.
Chilli.

For the third time within three
months we send SUPPLY OF
H. TO Valparaiso, ,, Chilli
The evening world., 1892-01-27

The chicago man who says he isn't fond Of
cold pigs feet ana hot tIipc Is viewed with
suspicion in the windy West.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
Uncle Sam.

For the third time within three
months we send this week a sup
riy OF H.-O. TO ths Executive
Mansion, Washington.
The evening world., 1892-01-27
s ure Method.

from hr Epoch.l
~ wish George could be cured OF his In.
fatuntion fur Emma"
"Let him marry her"
The evening world., 1892-01-27

The Evening World Prints Aeso-
ciated Press News.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

Can it be these supplies of H.-O. that
is causing these peoples to feel their
oats 4?
The evening world., 1892-01-27

lPrpn Jrdys
WineOiidlc-l'N make Jaysnlh bite the
dust, that lw!l!
Gullcrslceye--iIC can't. Hes lost hiS iron;
teeth
The evening world., 1892-01-27

Senator Hill took his Manhattan Clu
dinner lionlzinG gracefully. last night.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

Miss Ellen Terry, though not by any means
n drcSsmakrr's t, rant where h,r sage robes
are concerned, Is very particular about hnv-
ing them "ccmpos' Il and executed exactly
according To her own ideas and ideals. The
magnificent costume OF cloth OF Steel the
golden roses of wAcn have been embroidered
Under Miss Carr'5 direction at the Chiswick
Schon. of Arts and Gratis In bedford Park, aid
not exactly represent the state costume Of
puccn Katharine as Miss Terry has II IN her
mind hence the dress, which Is Il magnii-
cent specimen OF III" cnlbr.iicrer'S art, was
returned tn THE school after It's completion,
net that the nccdlew"rk was detective IN any
particular. hut because ot the historical IN
accuracy of the robe.
The thrcc-corncr uianglc, trcfoil or clover
ring OF diamonds Il the ring II the hour.
At the pre-. CHt moment the actual Sly lr l.
sim L., but the dress materials are extremely
rich and costly, also tile trimmings and ac-
e, ,ssurir~. The ciusc-clinging skirts still hold
ihri" own, especially Ter yohng women with
good figures; IA few add SON" ribbon stream-
rrs. some flowers ur beaded Wristbands with
falling irlnE' of the same on The hips. They
| are stu made with the crossway seam at the
| back, and thus form the few plaitS gathered
close together a, the top: the skirt widenS In
descending into The !aE-ikc form. IfbaSqucs
are worn they are attached To the cOrsagc,
but round waists are also much In vogue,
| and IN this Gaze III" skirt Is sewn Oh TO II
| slightly pointed satin ribbon "r itch gaion.
and this IS worn over the bodice. The skirts
are generally lined and rarely made over a
! foundation. Trimmings arc placed round the
! lower part OF the skirts, and consist OF deep
| embroidery ar rows II gallons, OF bands Of
| feathers or good lur. But quil,cs and ;HhlierS
are also to he seen made OT rich hrochc or
/ satin covered with beads, Il her metal ol
slus>, and Uf all C0lurs. rlaln ClOsc-ntt!nS
! bodces are out OF date for the present: they
! all are either with .,Gi:aico or rla'tS or fold,
| double breasted, fastening at the side or n
| iront, or goodness AnOWS where.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

Thc Casino people feel legitimate pride
when they look at the stars they have made
thor successful graduates VINO are now
wOrklng IN thi, city. They St" Lillian Rus
Wilson. the attraction OF "The Lion Tanner !"
Fanny Rice, the star OF a"A Jolly surprise,
ana Ji!n!Iy Powers, the owner Of" straight
rip
The evening world., 1892-01-27

Sarah II shortly going to appear In Texas
for the ilit time The first city ah" Will play
VIII Uc Fort Worth. How the Texans VIII
rcvcl In the beauty Of" La Dame de Chalant." :"
and Pauline Blanchard" what apprccia-
tion they VIII Destow on Bernhardls pure
Parislan accent. Certain managers say that
A straight rip" or" A Hole ia the Ground 70
would meet with warmer reception than
Sarah, but tina, OF course Is absurd.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

Manager F.. u. Price, OF the Miss Heylctt >"
company! !s little bit anxious about the fate
OF the musical comedy In the quaker city.
where It goes from New York Maxim" BCu-
chcron's idea II Quakcrcss may not coincide
with the Philadelphia notion, or vice versa.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

Mr.. Kendall made n speech OF farewell at the
Park Theatre, Brooklyn, Saturday night. and
Madge stood coyly by his side, as usual the
Iicturc OF meek, sweet womanhOOd. nut
som, h Jdy VINO sat on TIL" front row declared
that Mi. hcndal was frequently prompted by
hIS wife. "Say I'VE appreciate your kind-
css,' - she suggested, and " Don't forget wc
shall always remember Brooklyn" she re-
marked. Aadge Is a better hall In every
sense NJ the word-ln fact, she is a good three
quarters.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

Richard Mansfield gets plenty Ct amusing
letters but one that Cainh TO HIN Monday
taxes the palm 1t was dated from York,
Pa, ana Was aS follows:
" D,ar W, NIryfsid
] an writing a rlny, but being mex
pei fenced ard Ia want OF money. would Ike
to sell tn" plot Please inform me II you
would buy II. and ODligc DAVID CAIIILI.
~. B.-PlClSp answer"
lsntthiS worthy Ut a modern farCe-Comedy
The evening world., 1892-01-27

Miss sadie Martinot, who is shortly to star.
Is AZ present II persistent theatre-gOer. She
Is getting hints from the various plays she
Sos. he sadie ioDNs very III. The roses
have gone from her cheeks and Il haggard air
ages her somewhat "Pompadour Is her
play ana according to the latest alEusementS.
she Will open her season next month in
Washington.
The evening world., 1892-01-27

lhc Dauntiess Rowing CLUB. ewing to the
energetic work oi President 4" liOu Walters
and capt Anderson. Is last recruiting Its
strength, aud valuable addition" are being
made to tie membership roll. Sevcra, new
shells have been ordered lUr the club fleet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-23
ALICE MITCHELL
The Examination as to Her Sanity Re-
veals some Very Peculiar Antics on Her

Part
MEMPHIS, TENN, July 90. - The
crowd in the Criminal Court this, the
fifth morning OF the Alice Mitchell
trial, was larger than upon any preyi-
Gus day, owing possibly to the fact that
there was great curiosity to hear Miss
Johnson as well as the principal in the
tragedy. Gen. Peters at s:45 began the
cross-examination of Miss Johnson.
Witness was out buggy riding with
Alice Monday morning, January 25th.
She got in the buggy with her at $3.50
o'clock that same afternoon before the
murder was committed.
There was no understanding between
them about the afternoon drive. Wit
ness went up town after dinner, and on
her way back she met Alice with the
buggy. Alice took her in the buggy.
Then she and Alice went up town.
When returning they met the Ward
girls on Beal street, near the market.
Alice turned the horse around when she
saw them, and said:
"Oh, Lii, that's Freda." She said
she wanted TO follow the Ward girls. L
asked her not to follow them, because
they might think l wanted to speak to
them. The witness continued then TO
repeat details of how she stopped at
the top of the custom house hill while
Alice was performing her murderouS
mission, without varying in details.
Asked why she got out Of the buggy
and then walked to the correr where
she could see Alice going down the hill,
she replied that she just wanted to see
her kiss Freda. The next witness was
the brother of Alice, Frank 7. Mitchell.
His testimony varied in no particular
from that of his step-brother, Robert.
The defendants sister, Miss Matte
Mitchell, was sworn and took the wit
ness stand. Her testimony was mostly
cumulative as to Alice's boylSh amuse-
ments.
Another feature of interest developed
in the testimony Of w. Ii. Nolkmar,
brother-in-law of Freda Ward, who lives
at Gold Dust, Tenn. He told how Alice
Mitchell and Lily Johnson, on visit TO
his siSter-in-law in June OF last year,
flirted with everybody in the neignbor-
hood who wore mans apperel at every
opportunity, having no regard as to
whether the men were married or SIN
gle. They also engaged in positions tnat
infrequently revealed their undercloth-
ing.
Finally he expressed to his wife an
opinion that they should be invited to
leave. On the proposition OF Alice
Mitchell and Freda Ward to elope and
marry, he stated that was regarded by
him as huge joke. There were other
witnesses introduced, among them Miss
Joe Ward, who was with her sister at
the time Alice Mitchell cut her throat,
but their testimony contained nothing
of especial interest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-23

he was almost within stones throw OF
the one-Story habitations from which
the place takes its name OF Shanty
Hill. On the door steps OF nearly all
these shelters, people flock ed TO the
doors at the approach OF stranger ex-
pecting 10 be served any moment with
an eviction notice. None OF the dread
ed slips OF paper were distributed dur
ing the Governors stay at Homestead.
AT the strikers headquarters. the
mems ranks were reported as solid as
stone-all but the line of strikers walt
ing for admission TO the room or the
Relief Committee, which was stretched
out TO nearly double the length OF any
day yet. Around the main gate, In the
mills, the gossip was that OF total OF
about fifty men had been taken
within the fence since sun-down last
night. AS to just where these rein
forcements came from, how they
got iu, or who they were
could not be learned. In the business
portion Of the town, centred largely on
what was claimed TO be the bullying
spirit, being evidenced by some OF the
militia officers and men, it was declar-
ed 10 be growing more and more un-
bearable, and in the end with so many
iders in town, was asserted to be almost
sure to produce serious trouble. In op-
position to this, Col. Greene, the pro-
vost marshal, the official directly re-
sponsible for the prosecution OF orders,
reported that the twelve hours elapslne
had been without a sign OF friction, In
any way, shape or manner.
Sheriff McCleary, after ten days stay
in Homestead, left on the same traiu
with Governor Pattison. The Sheriti's
destination was Pttsburg. The two
officials engaged In earnest consultation
at Munhall station, while waiting for
the train.
Only a company of soldiers and fewer
than dozen civilians witnessed the de-
parture. which was without demonstra-
tion OF any kind. The train whizZed
through the centre OF the Homestead
mills enclosure and then out into the
town of Homestead, where only mo-
ments stop was made. The Governor
sat alone at window OF the rear
coach, speaking to no one, and appa.
rently in deep cogltation. An address
from the advisory board OF the strikers
association, counselling peace and good
order, was made public about the time
Governor Pattison'S train was dlssp-
nearing in the distance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-23
NEWSLETS
Interesting Pieces Of TeIegraphIc sews In
small space.


The Republican National Committee has
at last secured headquarters for the cam
paigu. Negotiations have been completed
for a lease Of the eighteen-room building,
SIS Fifth avenue, New. York. which Is
conveniently near the Union League and
Republican Clubs and Grand Central
depot
Mr.. Henry B. Ryder the United States
Consul al Copenhagen was arrested yester-
day. charged with fraud IN connection with
the liquidation Of testamentary estate.
The Coney Island Athletic Club has Of
fered a $4,000 purse for fight between
Pritchsrd and Hall
Senate confrmatlons Andrew d. White.
of New York, minister 20 Russia; A Lou
den Suowden. Of Pennsylvania, minister
70 Spain. Truxton Besle, Of California,
minister 70 Greece, Roumania and Seryia.
Consuls: John A Barnes, Of Illinois, az
Chemnitz; Cyrus A. Field, Of New York,
AZ Brunswick: Charles August Nortridge
OF Ohio, al Horgan, Dsrlsy X. Brush, VI
South Dakota, al Messina. Postmasters,
James ID. Fayman, Sheperdst0wn, w Va
Al the meeting OF the Senate judiciary
Committee 1t took up the nomination Of
Mr.. Shiras 70 be associate justice OF the
Supreme Court, but after considering i
for au hour, adjourned until tomorrow. II
was made evident a. the session Of the
committee that the nomination u not 70 bf
confirmed without OPPOSITION