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The evening world., 1893-10-11
BROOKLYN B%revitiee.

Burglars broke into William Janscn's pool room,
ia Fifteenth street, South Brooklyn. early this
morning and stole fifteen sets of pool balls worth
Patrick Fitzgerald. forty-three years old, OF 25
Columbia street, Brooklyn. fell overheard at
the foot OF Warren street this morning. He was
rescued by John Murphy. OF IS Columbia street.
Eleven-year-old Henry Singer, OF $50 Division
street, brooklyn, was arrested this morning on
complaint OF Lizzie Farley, OF 90 Prospect street,
who accuses him Of snatching her pocketbook
containing IS while she was walking along Wash
ington street.
The will of Josephine Harding. who died oct.
.. was hled for probate in Brooklyn, to-day.
She leaves real estate valued at 500. 900 and per
sonal property worth IS. 900. The will gives the
property to the family.
The first days registration In Brooklyn yester-
day resulted In the enrolling of 81, Iis votes.
These figures are about 5000 less than on the
corresponding day last year.
Judge Van Wyck, OF the City Court, BrpokIyn.
to-day heard testimony In a suit brought by John
w. Crawford against the Brooklyn linton l.
road and Contractors Wilson and Baltic to re,
cover 81, coo damages for the death Of his son.
Harry, aged eight. The hoy fell through a large
hole at Third avenue and FOrty-eighth street.
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LOOKING FOR HIS WIFE.
John R. Drake Ordered Away By
His Mothor-in-Law.

John r. Drake, Of Babylon, l.. l.. was In will
iamsburg late last night looking for his wife,
Emma, who disappeared from her home a few
days ago leaving behind their three children,
aged respectively. ten, eight and four years.
The woman's mother. Mr.. Catherine Roscoe, is
looking after the fine residence of Mrs. Joseph X.
Knapp, at Bedford avenue and Ross street. Drake
called there for information. and was ordered
away by Mrs. Roscoe, who threatened to call q
policeman II he remained.
MY daughter has left Drake because Of his con
Gnued cruelty TO her said Mrs. Roscoe to-day
land she is now working as a seamstress. Where
she is | will never say
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ANOTHER "BG0DLE" SCANDAL.
Charley Johnston Sues for His
Street, Cleaning Profits,
Outcome Of . Fist Fight Between
Dunn and Furey.

Democratic headquarters on Will
loughby street, Brooklyn. was crowded
with politicians this morning, who had
called upon Mr.. Mclaughlin to talk
over the latest scandal of the municipal
government of Brooklyn.
The object of the callers was to devise
a plan by which the sensational develop
ments in a suit brought against Alder
man McGarry ct. al. nay lie kept under
cover.
Papers nave been served on Mrs. Della
McGarry, wife of the Alderman: James
Dunno, keeper of the City Hall. and
Robert Furey, ex-Deputy City Works
Commissioner, in a suit brought by
Charley Johnston, who was once job L..
Sullivan's hacker.
The suit is brought to compel an ac-
counting and redivision of the profits OBJ
tanned for cleaning the streets of Brook
lyn. -
Robert Furey recently obtained the
STRENGTHENING contract for $6OO,O 900 and
$215,o 900 extra for removing, ashes.
Alderman McGarry, under his wires
name, was made a partner of Furey.
Charley Johnston and James Dunno were
TO be silent partners.
Up to within a few weeks ago the two
about 1900 n week.
Recently their income was suddenly
reduced TO a rev hundred dollars.
When Johnston and Dunno called on
Furey to know. why they. had not re-
ceived their share of the profits a
stormy scene ensued.
Furey. 1t is said, told Johnston and
Dunn that certain politicians had to be
fixed and that the profits had been re.
duced to almost nothing because OF
these expenditures.
At this announcement Dunno. who Is
an ex-pugilist. Is said to have smashed"
Furey. The outcome of the scene was
the serving of the papers in the suit.
Unless matters are settled outside of
the courts the trial of the suit promises
to be very sensational in detail, as 1t is
said that William j.. Gaynor has been
engaged as counsel for Charley John
ston.
None OF the parties concerned would
talk when seen by an Evening World"
reporter to-day.
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A GIRLS SERIOUS CHARGE.
The Policeman Accused Has . Good
Record,

William Logeman. a policeman attached TO the
Brooklyn and doing duty at the Ralph avenue
station, was suspended from duty by Capt.
James Dunn. who is In command OF the precinct.
The charge against the blne-coat is a serious
one, and was made by John Rooney. who lives
at 1869 Hull street. Brooklyn.
Rooney claims that Logeman attempted last
night to assault his twelve-ycar-old daughter
Maggie. The occurrence. he claims. took place
In front of st. Francis de Sales Church, on Broad
way. Brooklyn. which Is near the home OF the
complainant.
The girl, who is good looking. and well devel-
oped for her age. accompanied her father to Capt.
Dunn and corroborated his statement. The
Rooneys are respectable people. and well spoken
OF In the neighborhood In which they live.
The accused policeman Ia a married mal. and
was appointed on the Brooklyn force on June a..
1891.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
THE NEW LUNG TREATMENT.

Drs. Copeland and Gardner's new
method of curing lung disorders Is u
certain cure for that stage Of conanmp-
ton known rs bronchial cutRrrh, the
~ niptoms Of which nre rs follows,
Shorne~s Of breath, inability TO hi the lungs
with air without tho most strenuous effort, cough,
soreness, sharp, shooting pains. lnstiug but u
moment, but piercing In character. traversing the
region of the throat and chest. In this stage Of
The disease the cNpectorntion Is limited in guam.
tity and OF white, frothy consistency: still, In
certain well. marked cases OF Catarrhal Bron-
chitis. during the first stage there II but little
cough and no APPROPRIATION. Unless promptly
controlled the disease passes into the stage Of nj
%ceration, when the patient complains Of n tired
used up feeling In the lungs: presently the
cough makes It's appearance In the morning only.
the patient splitting mp yeilowish, decomposed
mucus, frequently with little strcaks Of blood
running through II. Appetite fails. ambition goes,
and u general malaise or sensation Of fatigue is cH.
perienced. This stage OF the disease. known ~
the secondary stage, Is OF very short Duration.
owing to the fact that all the air taken into the
lungs during this time passes over the diseased
membrane, along the bronchial pipes, carrying
infectious poisonous substances into the lung
tissue proper. The lung tissue proper is Of the
very finest construction, made of mir cells rs deli.
cate as the meshes Of the finest lace. When these
delicate tissues once become the seat Of catarrhal
inflammation and congestion the patient has
passed into the advanced stage Of this disease,
and is. az a rule, beyond the reach Of professional
assistance. In this advanced stage that cough is
almost incessant, with nasty, dccomposed eNpec.
toration Of lung tissue which has decayed. Copi.
Gus hemorrhages or bleeding are Of common oc.
currence, owing TO the breaking down of blood.
vessels in the lung. Exhaustion and night sweats
iFpNnil aud in "a word tho NATHAN, .i,l,s -o.Ilt.
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THE TIGHTS CASE In COURT.
Miss Rhsa Sues Mr.. Bullock, Who
Ordered Her to Wear Thorn.

Justice Petterson's court room. on Broadway.
Brooklyn. was Allied with actors and actresses
this morning. when the case of Miss May Rhea,
a serio-comic artist, against Thomas Bullock. the
proprietor OF a concert hall at 1881 Myrtle ave-
nue.. was called.
Miss Rtea, who Is a good-iooking young wo-
for his Brooklyn Casino. After doing her part
for two weeks she was informed by the pro-
prietor that hereafter she must appear in tights.
Miss Rhea declined to do 20, and was discharged.
II was to obtain the money which she alleges
Is due her since she has been out Of employment
that the young serio-comic took the matter into
court.
Mr.. Bullock testified that he had ordered Miss
Rhea to appear in tights. but denied owing her
any money.
Justice Peterson reserved decision.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
THE CHOLERA In RUSSIA,
loo Fresh Cases In St. Petersburg
from Oct. 4 to q

ST P~ETERSBrRG. oct. Il,-Thcrc were ro4
fr"sh cases Of cholera and forty seven deaths In
~. Petersburg oct. 40, In the same period
Their wei" three fresh cases and four deaths In
MnsnoE
In most Of the provinces the epidemic has
tbatcd somewhat. oct 4s there were, however.
ST. fro.h cases " cholera ami .3j deaths in Vol.
hynia r9 fresh cases and 49, deaths in kicr .2i
fresh cis"s and lg deaths Iu Nprpiesh. 2-9 fresh
cases and iiG deaths IN EkAtcTinrs!dy
In f'fplla thor" were I aGU fresh cases and $50
deaths between sept, II and oct. /
The evening world., 1893-10-11
STOLEN HORSES RECOVERED.
Two Alleged Thieves Caught on
Staten Island.

~sTAPLETON s /, OF. II Two men. who
described themselves as John ~ Common AMI Ed
ward Sheridan, Of New York. were arrested at
'iifton this morning on the charge OF horse
stealing.
For several weeks, II is alleged. the defend
ants have been rrpresontinE themselves az horse
dealers and ~disposIng Of stolen rigu TO Staten
lslandpts. These rigs they pretended 10 hire
from livery stable k""prs In New YORK, Brooklyn
and different places In Now Jersey. FiYo Of
the stolen horses and thrcc wagons have been
recovered They arc now awaiting owners. one
rig has been identified hy John O'Brieu. a livery
stable keeper Of bergen Point, y j
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CANNOT SEE HIS BROTHER.
The Trouble in tho Donnslly Family
Has Not Been Settled.

The trouble between Mr.. Joseph Donnelly. the
bookkeerer in the Auditors Department at the
telephone office on Smith street, Brooklyn. and
the family Of his brother Thomas, Of y Jerer-
son avenue, Brooklyn. Is as far as ever from being
brought to a settlement.
Mr.. Donnrlly and HIS sister have made no fur
Their attempts To see their brother. who lies dan,
gorously Ill at his home.
The sick man Is the manager OF the American
Rock Company. whose ONCE Is at sos broadway.
New York city. Several years ago he married
u young Protestant woman while he and his fam
lily were OF Catholic faith. This led to the pres
tnt trouble.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
SOLD INsTALNENT WATCHES.
Frederick Best, OF Brooklyn, VIII
Have to Face Two Charges.

Frederick Best, NJ IS Middagh street. Brook
Ign, was held for examination In the Tombs
Court to-day. About six weeks ago he bought a
gold watch on the instalment plan. from Frank
Il. Johannet & Bro, jewellers at 81 and SO Maiden
lane. paying $40 down. lie He gave an uptown
address.
After getting the watch he sold It for SCI to
George Hudson, whose address is known to the
police.
Two days previously, Best did the same trick
with John Behrens, u jewelier at II East Four
tecnth street. He was arrested last night.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
STEER TOSSED A HORSE.
The Animal Fell on Fitzgerald
FracturinR His Skull.

John Fitzgerald, twenty four years old, Of First
avenue and Forty-hfth street. is In the Eastern
District Hospital, Williamsburg, to-day, suffering
from a fracture OF his skull and left leg.
Fitzgerald was one Of the drovers who con.
Quoted a number OF steers through the streets Of
Williamsburg early this morning,
At Kent avenue and Clymer street, a steer
tossed the horse on which Fitzgerald was riding.
and. although the animal escaped injury. It fell
on Fitzgerald, badly ~injuring him,
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nile and a half: handicap
GLOUCESTER ENTRIES.

iNsN'is N-N'H 'lsSA I.D U Ffk, tbCl
1.-THE entries n probable starters fol-
to-mOrrow's races fouow:
First Itace-Fiye furlongs, selling Sonora,
Little Phil, 100 each IIayard, l02 Censor. NJ.
bian, Penznnce, Arthur Davis, l0i each Ilis.
Maid Of iNa'nry, os each Jim Nory.ll. 81 h.
S'rond Race-FOur and a half furlongs. for
thryc-year'0ld selling Sweet Alice. i0i Mead
owa, 9s; Levena e.. &c. Ruth H., % ulrdie colt.
30 10.
Third Race-sI1 and = half f~urioags: selling
Trophy Ronald, zoe eAh kisssh, ketrhun.
Prince Edward, BABY, Hard Wort. MAYOR u.
can't Tc'l, Salisbury, 10? each Greenwich. Bar.
H., each
Fourth Ra tc-Ftvc furlongs; handicap Cant.
brown. il2 Artillery, log. Chatham. 10,
belisarius, re N.
Finh Race Four AMI one half fur
longs, for iva year olls; selling - On
tario, Holy Port. Sentinel, 100 each, Doc
birch HAT" Iingara colu, Beauty colt. lO3 each
Ludlow, David L.. Despair. 100 each La Gartia
Jnenctla, Voice. Chance, Psyche. 81 To each.
sixth Racc--ifye furlongs; selling. Fleet colt.
l~ienlopcn gelding, Indiana. sentinel, Jolly Joe,
Dick Murray, Flank T. Prince Joan, PicYmar,
sweetic, Nelson O.. Bingham, l05 each, It'd Bits,
Miss Elm. olivia. los ID, each.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
ROBBED HIS PARENTS.
Young VoRt Broke Into the House
and Got Valuables Worth $500.

Henry Vogt. eighteen years old. OF l7s South
Fifth street. was held in the Lee Avenue Court,
Williamsburg. to-day on a charge OF larceny.
His sister, Phillopena Vogt. says that Henry
broke into the nat III South Fifth street, where
his parents live. and secured vaiuables TO The
amount Of 5000.
Young Nogt had nothin; TO say when arraiEned
In court. His parents discarded him some time
ago on account OF his evil habits,
The evening world., 1893-10-11
INSURANCE RATES INCREASED.
Underwriters nbine to secure
New Schedule.

ELIZABETH, n. j., oct. 1.-THE
Board OF Fire Underwriters met to-day
and increased the insurance rates for
this city.
Ratc-cuttinG reduced the premiums to
such Il low figure hat all local agents
combined to secure a new schedule.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
RAILROAD NOTES

The usual quarterly dividend ~ u. per cent.
has been declared by the Lake Eric ant Western
on the preferred stock.
The Toledo and ohio Central Railroad Company
has declared hte regular quarterly dividend IL n,
per cent. on the preferred stock. pay able oct -.
Gross earnings Of the Mifsluri rH.tnc fmr the
hrs' week Of October Ncrr {Ad2 0"0, 4 decrease II
sl5' 900 AND for the year 10 date IIS.sl3, co0. a
decrease OF 81. 7?s. OGO.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
ri AM CURED"
THERE IL NO UNCERTAIN SOUND
TO PROF. SCHREINER,s
TESTIMONY

II IL from people whom the community
and the public know, and know well.
that comes his testimony rs to the
superiority Of the Copeland work. II 10
from people that men and women Of
%standinG and self.respect may 20 and
consult. Note the sequence In she fol-
lowing Interview from Prot. schreiner.
srsanist AT 1T. Paul' Church, In Jersey
City, n. j.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Changed a Worthless Check.

william Kramer, a butcher. of 1i7 Norman
avenue. Williamsburg. complained to the police
to-day that he had been swindled. An unknown
man called on him yesterday and purchased So
cents worth Of meat. He told Kramer to send the
stun and change TO: a $40 bill to 500 Leonard
street. Kramer sent his clerk. and the stranger
took the meat and 50. 10 change, giving the clerk
Q worthless check for $40.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
TREATMENT BY MALL.

Doctors Copeland and Gardner have so per-
fcCted their system Of mail treatment that thev
succeed quite rs well In this way rs they do in
their office practice. All who reside at n distance
from tn" city should write for n symptom blank.
Questions about nil chronic troubles chcerfully
answered.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
STEAMERS
DUE TO DAY.
Cable News in Brief.

Henry White, Secretary OF the United stata
Embassy In London, sailed for New York to-day
on the steamship Teutonic.
Lieut.. Honmeister, tried at wuerzburg for hsv-
by advocating socialism. was discharged " N
court this morning.
The evening world., 1893-10-11

a corrective, a regulator, n gentle lnxn-
tive. They're the smallest, tho easiest to
take, ard the most naturaI remedy-no
reaction afterward. Sick Headache, Bill
ious Headache, Indigestion, Bilious At
lacks, and all stomach and bowel de-
rangements are prevented, relieved and
permanently cured.
The evening world., 1893-10-11

A full account of Wall street ansin will DO
found In the 8 O'Clock edition of THE Evening
World"
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Mrs.. Harris Gets a Divorce.

Nr. Lirris Harris. an actress obtained from
Judgc Giiici sleeve. Of the Superior Court. tn.
DAY a Judgment a. absolute divorce from william
Henry Harris, The defendant dIi not appear,
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Republicans short OF Timber.

The Republicans have been unable to hnd
enough available candidates 10 make up their
county ticket. In consequence their County Con
ventiOn, which was TO have been held tonight.
has been postponed until next Tuesday.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
GUTENBERG ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK. G~uTTENBrRG. Oct. 1.-THE
entries and probable starters for Thursday are:
First Race-Fiye and a half furlongs: beaten
The evening world., 1893-10-11

Many new and beautiful designs in furniture
can be seen at Geo. L. Flint Go. S. lo+ West
ith st. -
The evening world., 1893-10-11

Mrs. WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for chill
dre;' teething Is the family beneiactor. Csc. IS
The evening world., 1893-10-11
A SEDENTARY OCCUPA TON,

TON,
plenty Of sitting
down and not
much exercise,
ought to have
Doctor Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets
to go with it.
They absolutely
and permanent
ly cure Consti-
patton. Ono
y, agar
coated Pellet Ii
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-13

Da1As u an kin1s. inclading
rerkish, PLATA. shampoo. elec-
trio, electro-thermal, ETC., nay
Be obtained ct the Sa1itarium
Bath Rooms, ON the first floor OF
the Harper House.
ROOMS OPEN.
For Laaies-From 8 .. m. to
~ m. ON week days. For Gen.
tlemen-From 6 .. m. to ESQ ..
m, and from 2 p. m. to 9 p. m.
on week days. On Sundays the
rooms will be open from s a. m.
to IL .. m. for Gentlemen only.
Electric and Elcctro-therma
sbaths may be obtained at any
time during business hours.
Gymnasium connected with bath
rooms.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-13

1t cost over n. 81, 900 for sculpture and
stan work q the Worlds fair.
The excitemsot q Bardstown, Ky, has
blown over. The jury rendered verdict
Of hanging In the caoe AGAINST Evans, tie
negro assailant Of Edna Hall, and Evans
Was sentenced TO hang Jan. 8, next.
Il b stated ct New York that the %
called Brooklyn gang" will - prosecuted
and forced 70 disgorgs 100000 which IL
hes absorbed"
The foreign commissioners to the
Worlds fair have rrrsented George r.
Davis, director Sencr~., n Handsome low
Ing cup, the presentation taking place It
banquet in the director generate honor.
Andrew Warren, Of Chicago, aged 60,
wealthy and we'll known, hes sued for d.
vo9ce from his wife, alleging cruel treat.
ment. They were married in 1876.
The movement to erect an Episcopal
cathedral at Washington has progressed
% far that site has been chosen and
given for the building
Emil Hon and Mrs. Charles Dahlmau.
who eloped from Manitowoc, Wis, and
were captured 1t Wausau, have been sen.
fenced to one year in the state prison.
Two masked men shot and instantly
killed George Thorpe in his meat market
- Fl Paso. Woodson county. lila He re.
fused % throw up his hands when ordered
| 70 do 20.
Four peryons have been accepted BY
both sides in the new trial Of Coughlin for
the murder Of DR.. Cronin.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-13

The town Of old Saybrook will hold Q
meeting in a few days to rescind q vote
recently passed appropristing money for
the building Of lookup. Since the vote
was passed the sentiment Of the town
has changed greatly, and now the ma
jcrity Of the people believe that the cree
ton Of a building for the retention Of
violstors Of the Law would cast an odium
on the ancient town. 1t Is seldom that the
need Of such building is felt in old Say
brook, and the people believe that . com
munity as orderly and law abiding u
theirs can get along without it.-Hart-
ford Times.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-13

49, - - - !. - = 3
:. \ vtsasrssrgA hss ssss ap-
polluted pestuaster q Cor6ovas suc-
osoding Prank Cool. TAis completes
~ liSt a Rsck Islasd posto6lce APP
| potntments, With The exception Of
Aoline, and In The sone just made
National Committeeman Cable has
shown excellent wisdom.
The Mississippi seems to be liter
ally alive with salmon. The new
wing dams above Moline are lined
daily with disciples Of LEAK Walton,
and not one Of them comes home
without good string Of glass eyes.
Old fishermen say that the fishing il
better than il has been for q great
many years.
II is reported that Commodore A.
J. Whitney is about to claim q, 900
from the government on account of
his losses on his contract for the ex-
cavation Of the guardlock at the
mouth Of the Hcrnepin canal. Con-
tractor Whitney claims that he was
deceived as to the character Of the
excavation there, and that he lost
that amount Of money.
E. L. johnson. formerly Of this
city. and more recently proprietor Of
the Bon Ton restaurant, i'll East
Third street. Davenport. folded his
tent and stole away, between supper
time Saturday night and breakfast
time yesterday morning. johnson
left 70 mourn his untimeiy departure
. number Of boarders who had pur-
chased meal tickets in advance.
This morning = team attached t.
one Of POlzin & Ranges bakery wag-
ous became frightened while stand
ing near Appelquist's saloon on Third
avenue. and breaking the hitching
strap. started TO run, but they came
70 an abrupt stop at the corner, when
the wagon came in contact with tele.
graph pole. No damage was done,
except the breaking OF some straps
on the harness.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-13

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. l3.-Judge Richard
Parker. who presided n the trial Of John
Brown, the noted Abclitionist, and his as
sociates. ~ Chs1lestou, now in West Viz
gipia, and who sentenced Brown to b
hanged, died at his home In Winchester
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-13

RACINE, Wis, Nov. 13.-Ths steamer
Arthur Orr collided with The steam barRu
Thomas H. Smith, near here, in Tie fox.
The Smith sank q once, but mot until the
crew was taken % b. the Orr. Both ves-
sels were light.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-13

Send at once to John Sebastian, G..
T. A., G. B. ]. & r. T. B., Chicago,
ILL.,, and receive. postage paid, the
slickest deck Of cards you ever ham
died Only 10 cents per pack. in
stamps or coin.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-13

DEs XoIxEs, Ia. Nov. IL - Johnson
Brigham, editor Of the Cedar Rapids Re
psblican, ists coasul 70 Ak Chapslls
hss cousummatsd ssraage0sats 70 Pub.
lish high class nagnsine b this city. H
ssys Il viii Saek With tie bsse maGaaisel
b tie eountry.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-13
ne weather.

Generally fair weather; warmer
westerly Winds.
F. ]. VALE, Observer.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-11-13

The best medical authorities say
1.-THE proper way to treat catarrh 10 TO
ID . constitutional remedy like
~ 6arssparilla.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

Little Girl-"Ma told me to tell
you that the milk you sell makes the
baby sick" Grocer-'Ten your mother
If the baby does not thrive on fresh
milk, to boil It." Little Girl-'How
long is the baby to be boiled?"
Who Wants Rural Post Officer
THE postmaster is in a peck of
trouble" What's the matterg' Lost
three quires of note paper and a dozen
stamped envelopes-just half his years
salary. Atlanta Constitution.
Some hours after the free dispen-
saries of New York City are besieged
by their hundreds of charity patients
rows of elegant carriages are drawn
up in front OF the office doors of fash
ionable physicians, and it is interesting
to know that among the poorest class
OF the dispensary patients dangerous
infectious diseases, If not SO rare az
among the wealthy, are comparatively
rare. The Russian Hebrews, who have
huddled by the thousand in the lower
east side tenement-house quarter, fur
nish large proportion of the dispen-
sary patients in that region, but they
enjoy noticeable immunity from in
lection, and, indeed, from most ordi-
nary diseases. Their ills spring from
ill-cooked and unsuita BILE food and from
the fact that they are not fully ac-
climatized