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people who sent them must be unsophis-
ucated individuals or they would be quite
aware hat hey would never reach the
parties whore destruction they are sup
posed 70 have contemplated. neither tho
Emperor nor tho Chancellor wOuS be
HEely - answer the postman's ring or 70
take IN and open his own letters and
package.
In ireland. the Giscoyery q box ~
dynamite outside the walls 81 the Al.
borough Barracks has been followed ~
an exciting political assassination sup
posc1 70 be ~ the orders or on the con.
d'mnation 81 a secret society u Is
suspected that the Eorie,y has been at
the bottom Of the explosions that have
occurred In Dublin during the past year
and of those which are now alleged 70
be 'Contem plated.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29
.frenping Intellect.

Mental culture cruelty avenges itself On
woman for neglect Of lis claims. While
the freshness Of beautiful youth remains
all is we'll for the sensuoIs charms are
SO fascinating that the Intellectual
development can be ignored. but when
youth begins 10 grow treachcrous and
the freshness fades, then IT is tina, the
features commence - show lack OF
soul. Intellectual apathy masks the face
and gives it an expression Of varuity;
Incidence combined with Indulgence in
foods destroys the lovely lines
of the figure. and the fairylike gait gives
way to waddling or pondrous steps.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29

The proper way to prepare face bath
is to fiji bowl with hot water, dip in It
a flannel cloth. rub the soap on this un-
til there is a thick lather Pass it gently
but briskly over the face. With both
hands wash the soap off, sponge with
cooler water, dry on a soft towel, after
wards using the palms of the hands to
arouse circulation. After the face Is
thoroughly dry, take some unguent on
the fingers and begin the massage. AL
mond oil and cocoa butter are both soft
eninG, and are easily and quickly alb
sorbed. But no unsuent must be used
constantly, or it will produce a light
down upon the face. In the morning
the face should be washed in hot water
containing anything the skin may seem
to demand
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29
ANrI.TAMMANY IN THE FIELD.

The reorganization Of the old County
Democracy s."ms now TO have taken
denni'e shape, and n Ia proposed that
the revived party shall launch out by
building a hail Of las own, ms on offrnt
10 the Thmmany wigwam on Four
i"enth street.
The list Of names announced p. leaders
In tine movement calls 10 mind the good
old days when there were two Demo
cratic organizations in this city. always
ready for n night, except when they
combined on a division Of the spells and
Dire" for the choice ~ Offices out of a
hat. There was good deal ~ zee saw
politics In those days. as the rival par
ties carried their uuarrsla 10 the state
Conventions, now one side being admit
,"d ana now the other, with an occa
slonHi "divvy" bctSccn the two.
I'll" names OF eN-Mayor Grace, eK-
Mayor Hewitt. ex-Mhyur Cooper. T..
Fllery Anderson, Peter Is. Dln.y, Everett
j.. Wh.,lcr, Wheeler II. Pcckhan. John
W. CON Francis NJ. Scott. William Is.
lieekman aad others on the call for the
reconstruction OF a new Hnti-Tamnany
party bring W reC0llrctions OF Hubert
-. ThUmphDn. Maurice j. Power and
John Kccnan. when Tammany did not
have all It's own way. aud when the
County Democracy occasionally held
more ~ the mum cpal offices than were
llei by the Tammany braves.
The new pHrty, under the name Of the
State democracy, reaches out to the
State organization and presents "A
Formidable list uf supporters. Its further
amour cement as to the policy which viii
mark It's hrst dip into campaigning Will
be awaited with much interest especially
| In lhIs U.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29

Promptncss is a habit. and can be just
as easily cultivated as others that are
not of one half rs much Importance. IL
you are slow dresser give yourself am
pie time to prepare for whatever APP
polntmcnt you have made, If 1t is only
the ordinary gong to meals three times
a day, let It be Il fixed rule never to be
found lettering over the toilet when tho
time for breakfast. luncheon or dinner
arrives.
Promptnoss in the household, In busl-
ness and in the carrying out OF socihi
engagements ls the primary step
towards comfort and economy OF tims
that leaves many r. minute for the ae-
compliahment Of outside work and play
that In the end counts for SO much.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29
Broiisf Nation Chops.

Loin Of mutton, pepper and salt
small piece If butter. Cut the chops
from a well-hung. tender loin of NUT
ton. remove a portion of the fat and
trim them into a nice shape; slightly
beat and level them; place the gridiron
over a bright, clear fire, rub the bars
with little fat and lay on the chops.
While broiling, frequently turn them.
and in about eight minutes they will be
done. Season with pepper and salt dish
them on very hot dish, rub small
piece of butter on each chop and serve
very hot and cXpeditiously.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29

To- The Edi'of:
The hesrtess brute who kills and mains cats
for pastime deserves coniign punishment "A.
X" should complain TO Mr.. Haines. Society for
the Prevention ~ Cruelty to Animals. Such bru-
tai treatment and shameful neglect as cats and
dogs have da.loy TO undergo seems incredible.
Many dislike them. Surely that IL excuse
for cruelty. sub persons do not hesitate TO kick
a dsf.nselsss animal for little or no orcnse. with
such force as to give much pain and inrsct Sc.
rious injury. These little companions OF man
have mis- capacity for faithful love and devotion;
remember. also. their capacity for suffering is
equally great r. 9. P.
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Potato Croquetfes.

Beat the yolks Of four eggs light and
add to five cups of mashed potato. Mix
well. then add two tablespoonful of
chopped parsley, one-fourth of cup of
cream, one teaspoonful of oninon juice,
salt and pepper to taste. Mix well, stir
over the fire in saucepan until the
potato is heated through. Cool. form
into cork-shaped croquettes, cover with
egg and bread crumbs. and fry in smok-
ing-hot fat.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29
FLASHES of Fashion.

Green. black and wine-colored velvet
plateau hats for the theatre are trimmed
with costly cream laces and erect airy
aigrettcs held by glittering tricolored
mock ewelled buckles.
The new French swalow-tailed basque
has two very long box plalts in the back,
while in front it has a round zouave
jacket shap,
Vert srerenza is the new name of
fashionable cmerald-green shade that ap-
pears among brocades. shot taffetas and
fancy evening silks.
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A Boy, a Girl and Baby to Be
Elegantly Dressed.
The Christnss Tree Fund 10 Doing
Very Nicely.
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS.

About the ChrIstmas-tree prize suit con
t"st. Boys. girls and babies are invited
10 compete At once.
The conditions are little letter about
10 wyris-a sort Of composition on the
beauty, sWeetness and novelty OF The
Evening World" Christmas Tree Fund
and u contribution. SOW. 1t will take
time 70 compose that letter. /, must be
childish Santa Claus, Christmas trees.
poor children, nympathy sugar plums.
goDi viii, pity-those are the sentiments
TO D" expressed In the letter
Boys and girls have IDEAS Of toys. 81.
Nick good things to cat, pretty things
- wear. &c., about which big folks are
sadly ignorant They know the real
meaning u Christmas and the conditions
required 70 make II merry.
u ~ Hll IN every boys heart, at the
very tip Of every girls tongue, but II
ma" take little time TO get it on pa
anl writing 'o aio fe mo- c 6nsS1ust'Sn
what THE Evening World" wants is
sentiment. opinions, thoughts. child's
views ~ mis- beautiful scheme for maxi
ing unhappy children happy on Santa
+ Claus y day.
n II IS all the same TO the little reader
hc might send In his contribution when
over II ~ convenient, and have II sc-
k'Iuwlodg"d IN these columns. When the
letter IL ready reference can be made TO
3 IN" subscription. This VIII force the
, growth OF tn" Fund and leave the child
FIRE" 10 give all his energies to the com
position ~ a winning letter. No misrn-
dcrs'anhng 'an possibly occur. IA the
PAPER III which the corr ributiOn Is aC-
kuowlcdgcd will be thy contributors re-
. o"ip'. -
l.ct'a have tho letters AS soon az pos
Sih" Max" them short. about 100 words.
and right I" the point. The baby letters
may be written by the parent, but from
Il hahy's point Of view.
The three best letters will receive the
thr"" prize outfits. to be chosen by the
winners from Best & cos Liliputian Ba-
.aar. NELL NELSON.
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Our Police System.

To the Editor:
| woulL likr 10 Invite discussion the sub
ject "Our Police System" through your columns
Ny tdca is that 1t Is without equal for Its en-
cheney as proved In a number OF trying Instances,
What v. need however, is a better system OF
police telephone, a necessity. indeed. In addition
to this the patrol wagon. much used In other
large cities. is in a very mu modified form as
used in New York. The appropriation which the
Police Commissioners ask for we'll deserves the
uses for which II is wanted namely. better police
telephone and patrol wagon service L.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29

Wash and scrape all the thin black
skin from the inside. Soak the fish in
large painful of cold water over night
In the morning wash 1t in fresh water
and wipe 1t. Brush 1t with melted but
ter, drcdge lightly with pepper. lay it on
creased broler and broil with the
flesh side down over clear fire: then
turn and broil the skin side. BE careful
or 1t will burn very quickly on this
side When done lay it on a hot dish
and spread with butter or serve with
maitre d'hotel sauce.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29

No deep thought nor penetration was
necessary to lea to tho conclusion that
frcroh hatred Of GERMANY had nothing
10 DO with the sending Of thOs" Internal
machines to Caprlvi and tn" Kaiser
even though they diI come fr, ~ Orleans
The men VINO sent the intcricd death
dealers are ~ much enemies IF France
and OF any other established Govern
m"ut as OF GERMANY. TrI' I'rcnChm"n
viii rejoice II the misrrcants who
planned such outrar"s can b" promptly
caught and summarly dealt with.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29
JOHN MORLEY WORSE TO-DAY.
His Condition No. Regarded as
Serious-Other Statesmen III.
(By Associated Press)

LONDON, Nov. 23-The condition Of
the RI. Hon. John Morley, Chief Secre-
tary for Ireland, who has been sick for
some time past is reported to be worse
to-day. but the Chief Secretary Is not
looked upon as being dangerously i'll.
The Rt. Hon. Herbert Gardner, Presi-
dent OF the Board OF Agriculture and the
RI. Hon. David Plunket, Member for
Dublin University, as well as the Rt.
Hon. A. j. Balfour. are also suffering
from influenza.
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A FAIR FOR THE TREE.
Tho Work OF Eight Charming Little
Girls in Brooklyn.

Eight charming little girls are work
ing Ike beavers fl BroolIIyn for "The
Evening Worlds" Christmas-Tree Fund
They arc the Misses Ava and Bass
Higgins, clara and Jennie Jillson, Edna
and Amy REILLY. Lena Schcnck and Eve
lNn Rose.
Last year Edna REILLY ana some OF her
young friends gave Il concert and real
lied $40 for the Fund. This year Edna
Interested other girls In the Christmas
Tree, and as result OF many confer
ences 1t was ciccIdcd to he'd fair.
They began work in business-lik e
way. They were pcrsuasiv" girls, md
li"al Estate Dealer John Pullman, OF
l.nion street was quickly persuaded to
give the charming octct the use OF II
largo nrSt-hoOr Hat at 81 Garfield place
in which to hold the fair Printer Moe,
uf SiNlh avenue. volunteered to print
200 tickets The Metropolitan Gas Com
pany agreed 10 put IN a meter and send
Il r"""iptrd bin for the gas used.
WIN this encouraging start, the girls
began selling tickets and soliciting con
trihutiOns for the fair. They are good
ticket sellers and good solicitors. Near
lN an Ia" tickets have been sold, and u
larg" quantity Of candy and fancy ar
ticlcs has been promised.
The fair viii be held on Friday and
Saturday from , to S T.. NJ each day. An
lemonade viii be on sale There will be
be five tables and u FISH pond. Lena
Schcnck and Jennie Jillson will preside
ever the fancy table; clara .IillsOn Will
have chnrgrof the lemonade table; Evelyn
Rose OF the cake table; Amy REILLY OF
tn" flower table and Edna REILLY ana
Ava Higgins Of the candy table. Bcss
Higgins viii manage the fish pond
The first floor fiat al 81 Garfield place
between Fifth and sixth avenues, Will
b" ,preltily decorated for the occasion,
and If the fair does not realize "A hand
some sum for tn" thrstmas-Tree Fund
Ia" girls will b" very much surprised and
disappointed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29
Stamps on Tobacco, &c.

To the Editor:
Your reply n X r. In Questions Column"
contains an error. The internal revenue license
for the sale and manufacture Of tobacco Vas
abolished two or three years ago. but stamps are
stiii required on parcels, packages and boxes
The result Of ssid repeal law that every
pefdler Of so-ks, thoestrinss, suspenders and
fruit. grocers &c. intulses in the sale Of manu-
featured tobacco. As to the mistake In question.
for one sincerely wish you were correct, as too
many cooks will spoil a broth"
RENT. PAYING DEALER.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29
Wives Should Join Lodges.

To tn Editor:
In reply 10 Mrs Richardson quite agree with
her In regard to the excuse OF remaining
out late at night attending lodge meetings. My
own expert, nee has been such that would AK
every woman whore husband desires 10 ion
organization to make him promise never to enter
Masonry. just son he does misery and un.
happiness follows. l Gympahile with your CORE
sponden' and would advise her TO join the Eastern
STAR order and have her lodge nights also
TRUTH BrOoklyn
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29
CHOLERA IN PERSIA.
Number OF Cases Increase. bu. Nor.
tally Less Than Last Year.

WASHINGTON, Noy, % Mail advlccs
to the state Department from Alexander
Mcdonald, Minister Resident and Con
,ll-Gcnrral IN Tchcran, state that up to
oct 10 there was an increase In the
uumhcr of cholera cases, the maximum
prohthlv being ON" hundred day. Tho
proportion Of deaths, however, was by no
means equal To that ~ last year.
ru" ds"dr" was SIN raging in tho
south NJ Persia, and seemed ~ he drift
.uE towards the town Of RuFhIrc. the
principal seaport OF the Persian Gulf
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29

y Brooklyn girl who was driven
home by the undue severity OF her
) has returned. She was we'll taken
OF by kind friends during her alb.
, There Is a happy family. now, in
some 10 which she has come back.
lipess will remain there II the
; does not forget the lesson he con.
/ 10 having learned.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29
A Staten Island Far.

rive llilo girls In h1", with the help Of one
rl'l" boy. ~ West Brighton, 8 l. held fair
on Saturday afternoon. Nuy 20 for the nurpo..
- helping ''fh" Evening WORLDS Christmas Ire
Iurd IN" amount irnlrrd was So Wishing
the hlidr,r u Merry uh'I.'mas
-'H" Sh'nuu. Mamie uCouncll
Annie Van Dam. SEsIa pal,
Ilrg!uA N. 'oriry, Arthur TAYLOR
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VIKING SHIP REPORTED LOST.
And Also Reported as Safe on the
Mississippi River.

LONDON, Nov. GA despatch to The
Standard from Buda Pesth says that The
Neuzet learns from Flume that the Vi
king ship. which was on exhibition at
Chicago, and which was on her return
from the United States to Christiania, has
been wrecked in the Bay of Biscay and
SUNG.
Her captain and crew were saved by
the Austro- Hungarian steamer Deakadria.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29
SPUllER MAY Be PREMIER.
President Carnot Asks Him to
Form the New Cabinet
PIotters Against the Kaiser Believed
to BE Caught In Paris.


PARIS, Nov H.-President Carnot this
morning received Senator Spuller, and.
after an interview with that dlstin-
guished journalist and statesman. re-
Quested him 70 form a Cabinet.
". Spuller asked for time 70 consult
with his friends before giving the Presl-
dent his hnal reply; but, 1t IS expected
that he will consent.
He is 70 see the President again this
afternoon
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29

pas well understood that the bridge
lgement did not always look out
heir patrons, Hitherto. however II
been supposed that they looked out
hlly for all their dollars and cents.
Ie the general surprise at the Terry
psures.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29

ode Island has new cause for
iksgiving In the passage OF the piu-
election amendment to her Constl-
\. Her people may hereafter vote
tate ofiicers with the assurance that
Will cannot be defeated by a Legis-
y OF opposite politics.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29
Hope for a Drinker.

To the Editor:
II "AnGous" Will send me his address to the
New York Kelley club. 2s West ThIrty-fourth
street. | think help him to take the Kceley
treatment. our club is organized to help in
his IA GEORGE STEWART.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29
A Noble Cause.


TO ThN ETTTOT|
Fund, which viii nah" happy many noble llttie
bows lik. Man whose devotion 70 hi, mother
Ia common liable. / trust that many thousand
dollars win b" added to FHmr All honor ~ "Th.
l.,cninG world. whose hand Is reaching cut In
AID ~ every noble 'HuH" II. A. T..
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29
Proud OF His Football Hair.

10 the Editor:
am out Of employment at present and having
no resources am forced to MAKE a match. !
viii guarantee that | have hrer head Of foot
hall hair than AIRY member Of Harvard. Yale
Columbia or any other club players. Now to get
10 the point, would like TO arrange hair
pGilIag match Tor purse OF twenty five $3.50
dollars to be deposited In Richard X Fo1's once
II. A.. Union street, BROOKLYN
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29

more than plsase1 at the sfdiuona! IA
cilitieE for fast run which that thru
track would give. II would probably be
wise for the Authorities To give the
Company permission u lay Il
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29
EDITORIAL ESSENCE.


II looks as though Mckinley would talk him
holf out Of the Prcs.hon'al race Of 1896 and he
appears to nave no friends to advise MIN to talk
less and tAlnk moIc.--M tlIams9ort sun.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29
White Star Line Tender Burned at
Quoenstown
ID As.o.IDLel Pre.,l

TDg NS.00TlTc I TTetN-D
OF EENSTOWN, Nov. CO he new
tender Of the White Star line, which had
Just 'dci l23 sacks Of mail matter and
49, passengers from the steamship TcDl-
tonic. caught fire to-day and was com
pletely Quilted.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29

Free "a" materials chcSpenei production. IN.
larg'i consumption. Nth wider markets mi, 1,
the only policy that can revive our manufactures
and Ewe employ msnt to our ~orknEmcn. This
Is tho policy the people have demanded ami that
IL NOW assured 10 them Philadelphia Times
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29
CRUSHED b An ELEVATOR.
Seriously Hurt In New
Building on Forty.s-cond Strnot.

JOs0ph '0INgan, IWoUl"-nVc years on,
~ go Er"' Sixteenth street. was
crushed under q descending elevator At
o'clock TN. m"rnuE While AZ work IN
Ia" new NpillWg g. EWt Forts second
street
10 vas sent to licH,,un Hospital.
NHvr" b; was l1u.I lac had aastG.urd
, .aterua! injuries.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29
1hett OF Dynamite Causes a Panic
In Zurich.

tBy Associated pfessl
LONDON, Nov. GA despatch to The
Daily News from Berne says that the
theft OF a quantity Of dynamite from a
train on the Zurich and Zug Railway
has caused panic among the inhabi-
tants OF Zurich.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29
LETTERS

IN, oo'vnu 10 for ne ben>H o. ec--oofv go
hos a complaint 10 maxi. a S-terdno, % pet.aa'.,
information 10 e1te, qNss,,oa % ask or a publ.
eyt1ee 10 Acknowledge end vto can pa ne idea
into leo, U.aa ~ WDrf& LING lottys oaHHo: Be
t-1nced
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29

Frank Buttervorth the new Yale hero comes
honestly by his go7srAl'hlp. pluch ana psrss.
tonre I!c Ia tho second BON Of hlur genial
tuaEh forward lien Buttcrworth. Who represented
tho Cincinnati district at Washington 30 long
and 10 Wsll--DoSton Record
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29

ban Territory administers blow
he thirteen" superstition. Just
number or prisoners broke out Of
asst night, and every one was lucky
Sh TO get away.
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shot Because She sued Tor Divorce.

ST PAUL MIN, SOY - Tt'cr Larson ,ho,
h.a Vl'n four times At S, james MINI. veNsr.
Aris lH slrNt chance ~ her recovery 4 posse
90 after the murderer auI 4 ,auEht h. ma 10
iyn aci.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29

aAe remember. gentlemen OF the
a Transit Cc'amiss.on. that Hope
Pred maketh the heart sick" You
placing the heart OF New York very
, on that sick list.
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az own henrt should remind you Of
duty 10 the little ones OF the very
which you can perform by CON
ting TO The Evening World"
StnaS-Tree Fund.
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General Amnesty Proclamation Ex-
pected In Argentina.

(By Associated PTess)
BI ENOS AYRES, Nov. 29.-The issue
Of a proclamation declaring general am
nesty Is imminent.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29

II Boss M"KHne prosccutes every newspaper that
,aS expressed Its opinion Of him, md is reason
,hly successful In his suits II Is estimated that
Re viii clean up about forty million dollars within
h. next twelve months Kansas Cry star
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Faney knotted CIoih.

A graceful costume is this, the ma
terial a fancy knotted cloth. mixture
Of dark blue and tan, the skirt simply
finished with band Of tan cloth, with
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29

o Reno-Hillam underground rapid
sit people AJAX for Information. It
Id be more becoming II they would
some.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29

not to a third track for the Ninth
he Il" road that objection is made
30 an illsga! laying Of the rails.
ms Of the road who take advantage
y Harlem express trains would be
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29

W, II there are real capitalists be
! that Reno underground rapid tran
tlap, ~ II time for them 10 proclaim
bseivts and demonstrate that they
, business.
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In Plenty Time.


i'a." md in.'ps"d ~ Hr tho ChTlstmas Fund
! womb have sent T. sooner bat was too ley
{" write JONATHAN HlABGl l.
uld Bridge y u
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IL WIlI Re-,

II after thirty wears Of high tarir there are a
milton unemployed mon In this country, that dis
honest scheme should be crushed at once and
tofevcr,--St Louis Post Dispatch.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29

The Associated Press Is informed that
the Viking ship is now somewhere on
the Mississippi River. and to have been
on exhibition at various points along the
river for some time past.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-11-29

, football players appetite for his
nkhEiving dinner Is likely to he
led by the results OF to-morrow's