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The evening world., 1893-10-11
RESISTED AGENT STEEN.
He Relate. . Lively Experience He
Had with Hester C'Connsl'.

Agent St..n. NJ the Childrcn's Society, THE
ncraine related a lively experience he had last
night With Mr,, Hester ocennell thirty years old,
Of thS water street. lie had rone 10 the
premises with two policemen 81 the seventh frt-
ctrct. - Investigate stories Of Mrs, oCcnneli {
alleged cruelty and neglect TOW ard, her two little
children. Mrs, o,nunsll attempted to hght the
three men. II took their united Efforts TO take
her prisoner.
slmcs. naked, They ore Joseph xix years old
and John. tour wears cld. loscph IL dest AMI
dumb. T0-day the OIouueHs we're before Jus
ticc Rvsa In re EsscN Market Fn'',t iourt.
60 ourell Chsrtei Ms Nlfr NTH being a nab
ligSl drunhar7 and th' I%'rt'n MN as t's.h as
I.ut. fer. u,ruErl presented ~ neat Gppsarsn"s
70 rour- md stated that nc would ~ 70 properly
are tr the .HjlirrN u al'c" 81 TO 'akc them
hO-Np.
IT. woman va. SENTENCED to &c DAYS In
IAN and the fa'hsT allowed 70 tSkc charge o.
'EI .hIIireu
The evening world., 1893-10-11
The Cbstrucsed Sidewalks

To the Editor:
Last Saturday YOU published my letter com
planning OF the distractions placed on the side
walks In lover Tesey and Barclay streets, and
see 'Eas, Orange took up the complaint in
another issue this week. He also mentioned the
,oaditior OF West street, between the other two
.tres;s. l notice that the express company sit
ustei In the centre Of that block is the worst
rnender, and. as it is 4 large corporation. Its
employees should h1o~ better. I read a few
iays ago OF the existence Of the City Improvement
So,icty. Tho question OF obstructed sidewalks
IS one OF Interest to them. Would sou kindly
publish their address. and ! will see what they
ean DO IN the matter: ! think ! see = little i'm
provement In their condition already. There is
room toi a srest deal q improvement yet. and
tn. people must have their rights.
yOS POFCLL.
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SAYS M'NICHOL HIT HIM.
Election inspectors Fight Over Pcs.
session OF q Char.

iGhE McAi"hoi thirty Years old. " so West
Forty.rin'h street. a Democrats leader in the
Eleventh Election District Of the Eighteenth
Assembly ristrier, vas srrslgued in the icrkrille
Court this morning on II charge Of assault.
Itasn Miner. a hstter, o. rs Tenth avenue, a
Republican inspector Il elections In the came
distric', was the complainant.
Miner ~sr on duty in Schlscters barber shop
~ Tenth Avenue. yesterday. lie LETT early ia the
evening 10 get zone lunch, and on his return
SAYS he found McNichol occupying hts chair.
McNichol refused 10 'scste the place, and In his
complaint Miner saws when he attempted TO take
some books or which McNi"hors feet were rest
ing the latter jumped to his feet and dealt him
\ blow on the head,
Miner went out to get a policeman, AMI he says
NrSirhol followed him and again assaulted
aim,
IuUtics Burke discharged MrNichol and told
Miner to goo subpo"rss for witnesses to tho
assault when h would Issue a warrant for the
L.Arrnsl Of MeNlchol
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Again the red tape Of the Department
of Charities n Correction comes into
disgraceful conspicuity, In the case OF
the boy who was not in an uptown
shop yesterday, 1t took half an hour OF
roundabout telephoning to get an ambu-
lance from the Harlem Hospital. The
boy was dead before the hospital sur
geon arrived. He would nave died, any
way. But the fact remains just the
same that the telephone rule In regard u
the Harlem Hospital is arbitrary and
unjust. and may be dangerous. 1t should
be changed at once. a means OF direct
and immediate communication with the
hospital Is imperatively demanded.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Dainty Handkerebtsu.

handkerchief have reached the acme
OF daintlness. An engagement present
received by a New York girl the other
day from q school friend was a heart
shaped white SILK handkerchief case con
tanning a dozen handkcrchiefs Six were
unusually small in size, made of silk
null in pale tints of violet, pink. blue.
yellow. green and -cru, with the borders
delicately embroidered in white silk
bow knots. The other six were OF white
chiffon. finished with a tiny rune Of me
French lace. They appeared a tribe moro
ornamental han useful, but they were
surely the daintiest handkerchisfs ever
made.
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wide, or more II possible; and for the
remaining furniture. two or three
carved and inlaid indian tables, to hold
smoking paraphernalia, &c, and two oF
three chairs and seats Of "a similar kin
will be sufficient. unless the room u
very large.
All sorts OF curios should be displayed
on the wall filling between the friese
and dado. one or two small mirrors In
dark, carved frames will not be out Of
place.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Itny Cheeks.

Small checks are prevailing patterns.
with large choice I'm color or combine
lions OF color. Not a few are quite gay,
and others are overcast by dottipss
N bourette style that in contrast
to grave surfaces show in pret-
~ relief. For the most part, these
dottings are set regularly. and arc
comparatively large in size. Checks in
woods of more conservative weaves are
fashionable. many showing rich. dark
unitings in color that are we'll adapted
to Fall and Winter.
The evening world., 1893-10-11

A cloth wet in cold tea and laid across
the eyes will allay Inflammation.
A bit of orris root kept in the mouth
for a little while will keep the breath
as sweet as a baby's, unless the disa-
greeablc odor is caused by catarrh.
one of the best cures for red cyelids
Is to battle them in water in which 10
distilled a little powdered boraX. This
simple lotion is Amos miraculous in
its effects.
Every woman should keep a box Of
charcoal tablets in her room and take
a tablet once a day whenever the COM
plexion begins to get a little dipgy.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
d~stontshin0 Baraains.

All-wool sergcs are selling at IL -
cents a yard. The goods on bargain
counters are astonishingly cheap. Dress
patterns OF strong serviceable stuffs
range anywhere from So to 81. Fine
French serges, basket cloths and sack
ings in two tones that were marked $50
four weeks & are selling now for 81 a
yard. Embroidered French flannels are
only 30 cents a yard, and there is MOTH
ing better for dressing sacques Wrap
per fiannels In polka-dots. tennis stripes
4 nd challie designs are IS cents a yard,
and most tempting.
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VACClNATED 1000 CHILDREN.
Night Corps Physicians st II a
WorE-Theatre Foles Next.

Dr poty, OF the Bureau o, Contagious nS'
eases. said this morning that OJi children u
the evening schools. At shtrlr and stanton. ileurS
and CHRISTIE streets. have been ,sccina,sd by -,
might corps OF ,sccinatorE. There are about ~
NOR. In these schools to he ino.uisted. THIN
other schools viii be Visited.
At least 50 pei cent. nf all the SCHOLARS sp
preached thus far have been successfully treated
pr. Doty thinks that this Is u most sai!siactor
record.
After tho habitrss nj the city clubs have beer
attended to. the theatre .rnplo! ees Of the Nsr,oui
playhouse. are the next In liue to tall mndHr th'
lancet 4 viii b. spmc'imf before the latte
arc visited by the yaCcirH'ors. how ever.
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SEAT THE POLICEMAN.
With Assistance He Landed tn,
Three Men In JAN.

William pGrphy, c,gltccn wears old, OF 81
Washington street, was druuN and disorderiy In
that street At : O'Clock this morning. and 70.
ucsman CHarlcs W stevens, OF thu Church street
station. arrested him
As Re aid VI. the pri-0n~rs brother. John.
tv erty.ntne years ola, and Michael Kelly. twen.
tv--isht Years ola. II ~ Washington street. at
talked The policeman, They kno"ksl hin dow n
Rwi licked him several times GboIt the head and
Lsiy.
stevens vhisilsi Tor pssistpn~e. and two other
policemen ~hVrryins ~. The three r.p were ar.
rested. In the To.aJs Court they Wer, held Tor
trial.
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TIE Useless Extra Session.
To the Editor:

To The ElItof!
thins II President Cleveland could hare fore
seen how Congress aud tho Senate would treat
the silver question he never would have called
An extra session. II the we'll paid Congressman
woulq visit the unemployed workinsmen In man
ufacturinE cities and see the actual suffering
Of .nnoccn, children they would spend no more
valuable tire In talk. Why do no. the working
men call a mNe;'rr and send a petition TO Con-
sr",G urging ikern to settle the silver ard tariff
questions - that the nay hope for work?
A WORKER, Paterson. y. J.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Who Hs. a Piano for This Grit

have a friend. a working Girl. Who Is very
iesirous of obtain, ng a piano, but, unfortunately.
she has not ~sunncicnt means to procure the same,
having only about $50 which she con'd uss
towards that purpose. This seems to be her
most earnest desire. having very httls pleasure
outside OF her own home. and for that reason
sne would like to be the possossor OF q plano
in order to make her home a little brighter and
Ia entertain an invalid mother. l. have placed
TIT. matter bcfor. you, and think perhaps.
through the assistance OF your valuable pepper.
YOU might suggest a way that this friend might
Ia made an eStremely happy girl. II 10 impos-
siblo TO get anything for that amount from
any house that would he worth the cost Of cart.
age, but perhaps you might be able to assist US.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
PILLAGING IN ARGENTINA.
Rural Settlers Robbed and Killed BIZ
Small Rsbel Bands.

RIENoS AfREs. oct n,-AltbouSh the rnbel
srrry IN the Province OF Santa 70 has been diF-
banded, small parties Of rebel. SIN make life
ana Tropcrty kra'fr in the rural districts.
For n week they have been plundering and Kill.
ing foreign settlers IN Santa Re. The GERMAN i'm
migran.s, who have taken iarnE in The province.
have suffered most from this brigandage. Tbey
have complained tn tn" German Consul hero
and he has obtained from the Government a prom
isc that swift action shall be taken against tn
outlaws.
Thu National part. is being organized uniei
the supervision Of President sICns Fena's son.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Hiss DfHkS.

Miss Blake. the daughter OF Lille
Devereux Blake, Is a most agreeable
young lady. she is captivating, having
funy hair, laughing eyes and a witty
tongue She Is as good a politician az
her mother. She teaches In the public
schools, and finds time for music, com
pany and politics.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
MAY BE TWO CHINESE BRIDES.
Marie Along Reported Engaged &c
Hawaiian Consul Mills.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Ellis Mills, II
Virginia. formerly secretary to Minister Blount
and recently appointed American Consul General
to Hawaii. left this city last night Tor the isl.
and, on the steamer oceAri'.
Mr.. Mills 10 %hurTvinE to Honolulu IN Advance
NJ Minister Willis, who Is now on his wsy 10
this city. ana expects 10 leave on the neat res
uls- Hawaiian s;csm"T.
II Ia stated that Mr.. Mills IL engaged to marry
Marie Along, daughter nj = prominent chinese
merehan, o! Honolulu, Marie Alonc Is now II
chicago with her mother and married siS;Cr,
but IL expected to return with them neat month
to prepare for the celebration OF the GUpIiais
Of Capt. Whiting and Miss Eta Afors, ~hish
occur in december.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
JaLNASKv GIVEN WORK.
A Broadway Firm Offers AID 10 tie
D spos.essed IlosE- Maker.

Justice L! an. sit,ins in the Essrv marie; Pol'e-
Court, to-day reserved a letter from On" = the
cmplovecT Of GIitmAnu & BlogEs's cloak hHusr,
al I" RnoahWav. stating that III" firm had Rad o'
the pititul condition Of George JalnasRy and
family, and offered JhluaSky work..
Last week III" tamil! ~er" dispnsscssci from
heir apartments, - NIllstt street. a. lSiGasky.
Who is = cloakmak-7 has been GnahIu To Oh tat In
wOrl, 10! several month. rhty had hcru dan1
without food, AND last week Jus ice RYAN com
United their tour little children TO an lLsiju.
tiun urtil they o. able to can fer !Avgl. tn
justice also gave tEVni g fn huV f.bi
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Eiackhedtts.

For blackheads the latest remedy is
two t~ablespoonfuls Of peroxide of hydro.
gen to six drops Of ammonia Keep this
lotion In a cool, dark place. and an
hour after washing the face in warm
water and CASTLE soap place the ingre'
dents In a saucer mixing well, and rut
over blackheads. There will be a Sigh,
froth. Two minutes is long enough fol
this to remain On. when it is washed
off with warm water. Apply three times
q week.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
One OF Central Americas Survivors

To the Editor:
In answer to "a. II. B." who asks for the
names Of the survivors Of the wrecked steamship
Central America. I can say that my father, James
Clarke. vas ono Of those saved. He was FIRST
mate OF the shIp. and told me before be died that
he ard two others were the only persons who
reached shore alive. He walked into our home.
clad In a red undershirt and q pair OF trousers.
frightening my mother nearly out Of her wits.
She was sure be was dead. and thought It Was
his ghost who had appeared. never heard him
mention the namos OF the two other survivors.
Mrs. FAY, SIS Cherry street
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THUGS In THE BAY STATE.
trockton Man Assaulted and Robbed
on the Highway.

HEockroN HRxs. Oct. n--Jimes Hayes, OF
this city. and George W. simmons, ~Ao resides
ia Whitman road. acre returning from a ride
10 whitman last evening. shsa four men sud.
denly stepped from Tie woods. one catching the
horse by the prtdle and smother striking the men
10 the wagot SiA . heavy branch OF a tree.
Hayes was dragged from The carriage, brutAily
assaulted aud robbed by the rufnsns, then placed
In the carriage and his conpahionA told 10 drive
home. The this,ss got only "
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quarters. Mt. Andrews is d~iseonsolate
because he does net see his Paris street.
cleaning plant in the present view. How
ever, he gets something over S2oo.cH
more for STRENGTHENING purposes than
MIR. Brennan did. and by following out
some of his " precepts, uttered on
his hopeful entrance into once. he will
be able to return more than that value
In results.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
For Harlem Folks to Ponder.

To The EdItOf;
| have a question which I think will interest
hundreds OF Ilarlemitss WHO live on the west side
and 20 downtown by way OF Third avenue. Why
does the Third hyenus Railroad Company per-
~siston,ly refuse to transfer Its patrons from the
one Hundred and TWEEN. y-hfth street cable road
to II. Third avenue dow n,oxn cars! The above.
mentioned cable road | am told on good All.
thority, is the best paying road, for IT, mileage.
IA .n city. IIAELEMITE.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Crnck.pOfs,

F~ire-proof crock-pots. with patent bot
toms and frame, are in the housefur-
nishing goods department OF the New
York stores now. They retail at %
cents, and are very nice for cooking
oatcn mea.. apples. beans, rice and a
score OF foods that require a slow fire.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
For Ecrntng Company.

Delicate sandwiches are a nice addi-
ton to any menu for an evening COM
pany. They are generally placed ON
some fancy dish and passed to the
guests by a maidservant. The ladies
are generally provided with seats, but
1t IS not unusual for the men to stand
and even assist in serving, If the affair
is an Informal one.
The evening world., 1893-10-11

Heads Of municipal departments who
seem to suffer through the welding OF
the knife In the Board Of Estimate and
Apportionment are not so sadly stricken
as mere figures indicate. The art OF
making preliminary estimates large
enough to stand a little Judicious pairing
= well understood In New York's oficial
The evening world., 1893-10-11
PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE.
Some o: the Notabies on Board the
Msjestie and New York.

On the steamship Majestic. which sailed FOR
~I.Iverpopl today were: pr. Grant Bcy, Hon.
M.ohsc, Herbert, OF the British Embassy: Mrs.
Herbert, John Lee Carroll. Major Cosby. Mrs.
Cosby. Rev Richard Kennedy. Capt. Alfred Kent.
walter q lad, Mrs, l.aid and r. y, dc Niliicrs.
some o. the passengers on the New York, fOr
> uIhLAptUn. we're, sr R!,h.rd Webster. =. G.,
VI y, EnElanl'S counsel I'm the D. hiring Sea
Arbitration. zen. G, u. faGC. SIrgrun-Gen
Faro. cot A Fec, MrT. ThrTr" C-nsvrUnF.
Nsj,, : " Nav,uck 4 y Rev. q. i. Per,
l,-l,- and LLru.. y ). I.og,r..
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FUNERAL OF N. n. GUl0N.
Prom men. People ct l. Service IT
tie Cathedral.

O,e- trN hundred per sons attended the funeral
snr,I." over tnr remains N tho late William IL
Gr.u at @t. rpu't.S Cathedral. this morniEE
\ -o'amn mass " rrcr.rm vss celebrated by Rev.
rather li.arl 7 Ncvev. ssisi'l h" R"y, III. J.
i.s'HIic. rector Of ID" Cathedral
THr hnly IA" tu . rosewood ,SSSct. Covered
vita llJI .i.'b rih silver hspdi's IT, nI',
~.'rr pin.r We = wreath n t"v io,y"E. nth -
f.T... '''isru - .r hri i..Ls 6. fh,ldrvr OF ~"
.,aa H ".-" prominent H'o'Ir attended lHo
-r.. ..
tutor hal been o rcm' ~ 70. -. Putrirk 8
tJlr.' tt vOrsIsS3i,pa C', s,5"n the opening
an in7,.
The evening world., 1893-10-11

Those slumber robes prepared for the
honorable Senators in view of the con
tinuous session programme to be put in
force to-day may come particularly
handy for the obstructionists. The re.
pealers can't afford to nap. But the
mouthy opposition should have been put
to sleep long ago.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Dead Heat in the Race for tbs
C~Searewitch Stakes.

LONDON. Oct. 1.-THE race to.day for the
C'saresitoh Stakes at the Newmarket meeting
resulted In a deaf heat between Red Eyes and
& pr!a, Lady Ro--berry was third.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
The Landlord 10 Bullc ozinx

To Tho EdTtof'
I have occupied 3 nat for shout . rear. and
have just notified my landlord OF my Intention to
move. lie threatens to tue me for the rent Of the
promises until nest May. and | have not hired
them under any lease whatever. I cannot possibly
remain where I am. Now. what shall | DO? The
man knows | have a little property. Would 1t be
possible Ter him to take At !rsy from me- Please
advise me and earn the thanks OF a mother OF
three girls and a WIDOW.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
No Diagram Needed.

III the Editor:
The nomination Of MAYNARD is making 80 many
democrats hedg. that this is indeed q campaign Of
h.dseucation. Does this need a diagram
New York, Oct. II. J. MILLER.
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s2o,0O0,O 900 RAIL WAY TUNNEL.
Contract Awarded for Ror.ng .
Hole Through tho Simplon.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE Jura.simplon Railway
Company has contracted with tho Brand COMPANY.
OF IiaubuH, ard I.ocasr & Go. Of Zurich, to
cut u tunnel through tho sim plon at a cost Of
over II, mn, 400.
The evening world., 1893-10-11

A Observation-Disclosures invitations re-
quire no acknowledgment. An early call
upon the bride and groom after their
return from their wedding trip takes
the place of such forinality.
The evening world., 1893-10-11

Austria has seen the wisdom OF offer
ing an extended suffrage. This is a par
tial triumph for her progressive parties.
The people will yet convince the Gov
eminent Of the necessity OF universal
suffrage.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Harvard juniors Elect omcers.

RosroS. Oct. n.-At a meeting Of the Junior
Class Of Harvard College. last night. the follow
Ing omcsrs we're elected frssidsat. n. ". Ed
munds. Of Boston. left end o. the Varsity ~sisvss;
Vice President. n. W. wrssn. os Chicago. Who
xon The National Tennis Tourns pent at Newport
this Summer; SECRETARY and Treasurer. jobs Cas-
we'll, Of New York
The evening world., 1893-10-11

Wind, wave and fever are doing their
best to shake the solid South But
they only bind it in tirmer bonds Of
human sympathy. and the hearts OF the
solid North. East and West are with
the bereaved and suffering. Practical
help and support are needed in the
stricken regions and will be forthcom-
Ing generously.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Pardon.

They never pardon who have done the
wroEg.-koran.
1t is nobler to pardon than to punish.
Arabian Knights.
Pardon is the choicest flower of VIC.
tory.-Arabian proverb.
He who will not pardon others must
not himself expect pardon.-Seneca-
The evening world., 1893-10-11
.fnnie Br.aut 81 Marriage.

Mrs. Annie Besant advises women who
are healthy to get married and be sup
ported. instead Of supporting themselves.
She thinks that three or four children
are as many AS any woman can raise
with justice to themselves and herself.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
LETTERS.

, This ooiuwn il for me- henrn Of >rer7bodp ,rho
has a oVMIlciR' 10 maxi, q grievance 10 rCitIo'e,
Information 10 gre. a qrerior 10 ask or O phd9ic
Scgrice h dlpouioi9,, dHi Uhn oth PIT TIC idea
ito hn hda 100 ,ronis. Long i,tes copnoi b.
yfin,ri.J
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Fourd n luna, ss.,o.o,

t'NIu h EWTHNT on.
TAFRNTONN y, Y, O"'. II -Co-oucr Nit.
ch.ll has taken csAtss a a human skeleton
which was found r. a sang Of lsborers slcsyat.
ing on the Jones estate In RroadNay, this place.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
4 " eaffhy W'oman.

Miss Mary Garrett, OF Baltimore, has
an income from 10000 go. She Is about
thirty-eight year, nf age. and her char
tiles are numerous. She gives most Of
her tirIe to business.
The evening world., 1893-10-11

Gen. Apathy began his campaign on
the FIRST registration day in this city and
Brooklyn. He is a traitor to good gov
eminent. Crush him.
The evening world., 1893-10-11

It is a great year for tho turn
down. In politics. There arc almost
enough victims to hold a convention OF
themselves.
The evening world., 1893-10-11

Even the Brockway system OF dealing
with boys who talk too much could be
forgiven n applied to certain United
States Senators.
The evening world., 1893-10-11

The trouble and delay in the Weeks
case teaches by force Of negative ex-
ample how good a thing an ~extradiuon
treaty is to have on hand.
The evening world., 1893-10-11

.Cowardicc'' and compromise are
sometimes Synonymous terms. Repeal
Senators h are showing the white
nag might bear this in mind
The evening world., 1893-10-11

~ eide OF a rsmph.s Nsrchan.
MEMPHIS. Team. Oct, ii,-Lson FoItI. one OF
,he Oldest and most prominent business nsn Of
Memphis, while In . 81 OF temporary i~nssuity
committed suicide yesterday at Whitehall Land.
Ing, Ark, by jumping from the SleAmsr RoNoaa
iee into the Mississippi Riseg. T,
The evening world., 1893-10-11
A Queer Question.

To the Editor:
Ny father has unfortunately broken his ankle
and is using crutches. Can any one suggest
the best way TO walk with th.m7
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Electric BeUeG

The electric lamp industry OF New
York gives employment to between 1000
and 5000 girls. 1t ID piece-work, and
pays about 80 a week.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Another jury Tor R,ppcv.

SAN FRANCISCO, oct. 1.-The work OF impan-
slllnr a jury 70 Try Wesley G. Eippey, the old
man who shot loan w, Ma'kar on Feb. q. he.
gan yertertay In ,Iutso S"Nell's court. On the
last ttiai tie lGry disagreed.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
SICK BABIES FUND
A Small Amour: ADDED by Three
TArdy Contributors.

Two more subscriptions for the SICK Bssis,
Fund have teen resolved one OF 8: - from . pair
OF huis siN'ysar-olts. S'ily Lester and Emmis
MorStt, Who hsid = fair. a, Which this amour,
VAS realized. and the other from e." who SENDS
81. The Fund Is nov yiI. $40. %,
Previously acknowledged. ..............y i, 500 l.
Nelly Lester and Eunis Aoaatt....... 81;
E''''''''''' lW
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Tennessee Wants Repea'.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Oct. IL-At . meeting OF
the Chamber OF Commerce last night resolutions
we're passed requesting the two Senator's to vote
In favor Of unconditional and immediate repeal.
The evening world., 1893-10-11

st. Louis is complaining OF impure
water. thus Indicating that 1t is n mis-
take TO p that man can live by
good beer alone.
The evening world., 1893-10-11

D~avenportism can scarcely rise again
after that oc-to-l0 blow In the House
ut Washington.
The evening world., 1893-10-11

Let II never lie told In ireland that
IN New York one woman has been con-
yicted of unlawful assembly,
The evening world., 1893-10-11

II would be worth while 10 have CO.
lonia anc Nalkyr.e meet. just TO show
the Brit ons that on this side, anyway.
there is no one good boat affair about
The evening world., 1893-10-11

Perhaps Rio Janeiro would get to feel
lonesome without the bark of insurgent
dogs OF war.