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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-27
Pozegnanie Sliszowi.

By'ndj nj @dro,cy Slissu ssu6raacy!
" burdomG niAuiosa poeo5oce;
T'zywU SIC dalJ os=c@crstaca naacy,
10 do torar@y zau67oce.
ttcr''lih geht md hehrt bald
agleder = lie zawsze jako TAX
stawnego pisarza, wvtrawnego
polltyka, przedniego teologa,
wybornego tinansiste / ekonoma
akadnmli sw. Mlchaia W Krako-
VIE, a p,Zytem tax wlernego przez
tyle lat oszczerce l k!amce, pozeg-
mac musi. Rzeki jez.ora, stru
Nlenla / potokl dajcle mi dzdau,
apy oczy mole izy lac mog4y mad
strata tax ~jelklego meza, ktory
nawet Satclli'm "a pan brat,
ro2mySla, k,6regoby ksledza
polskiego wsudzic W lnfuie. - o
Slszu! CIV ME masz pod reka
Bus@la? To kandydat na polsko-
ame'lkahskI.go bishupa W sam
raz.
Zegna'n cie wiec wjelkl mezu
= ale &egnajac prosze, abys czasem
eX- Cyrullka Satolliemu ME pro-
ponowa1. Juz on vol swoj ozeg !
brzYtewkt, niz ten XII zakrzywiony,
- ME chce zasluzonemu Buszlowl
zagradzaG karyery, a przv TEN mlec
wolna reke re skutklem gollc
szubrawc5w Z akademii sw. MI.
chafa. : GOOD bye.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-27
Rad Sc w klfce zwjazko.
Wej ~ wolf narOdlH.ss

JaS sic dowiadujemY, g}osno
m6wi2 o fakcie, kt6ry wielka spra-
VIA radosG Matikom ct Comp.
Tym faktem jest, ze iedua z grup
Zlednoczenia wybra}a p. Zblgn1ewa
Brodowskiego sweim delegatem
ma sem. RadosG miedzY szubra-
werNq wlelka = ,,tryt" u Biazka
obchodzi, a kszdy do drugiego,
wspomnajac o tym fakcle, VIOLA:
"a CO? ME m6wfem??" Potem
splunawszy po piwle - kline kro.
pidlarzy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-27

godna, ale nudna - DO trivia.
ia prawle poitora dnia. e
chalem przez Buffalo.
Miasto to sIawne z wyrobu
polskich buszll i }garstw Sill
szowskich. Jest tam takze
s}awne ,,echo. f" Gdy krzy-
kn'esz w pewnych derbach
jake kEamstwo odbila CT
lie echo po tyslac razy ze
wszech stron Stanow Zjed.
p. Delegate Dr.. Dunikow-
sklego nadzwyczajnie to echo
zajmowalo, plekne o MIN
napisa} W swej ksiazce
wspomnienie; nazwal )e ma
wet ,,zacnem. Ostatm
wlec braterslli po}acunek po
slalem wagonu kocl1anemu
Slisqpwi & Comp.
estem nareszcie W Hobo
ken. ZwledziIem juz pyszny
parowlec ), Kaiser Wilhelm
H." ktory ma zawiesc mo]a
persone W ojczyste strony,
Kupilem sobie TAX zwana
,,szyfkarte," " do drugiej klasy.
Zdziwisz sic moze. Szan.
Red, dla c7ego druga a ME
p.erwsza jade klase. Hal
trzy g}owne przyczyny wpfy-
waly, ze musze sic mieszae
z- minores gentium, 'T a ME
Z panami. Naiprzod ze jade
"a swoje! Powtore ME jade
jako delegat, ,,wysadzony''
przez komitet anxiety, zlozo
ny nalwyze! posadzonych
mellow, do zbadania stosun-
k6w galcyjsklch i nscisnienia
braterskich d}onl, ale jako
simplicissimus servus Del =
dla wypoczynku zrestau:,
wanna ne sdwatlonego zdrow a,
Pc trzecie, Jade jalSo zwyI<'y
), ,cyrullk" teologii : a ME
iako doktor wszelkich ucza
}osci l<rakowskjch kt6rzy to
doktorowie, )ak wladonao,
zwvkle ma kredyt lubla jezdzlG
pierwsza klasa i zadawac ga
llcyjskiego szyku ma ocea-
mach.
Vice bqdzcie zdrowe anne
rykahslle rozkosze = badz
zdrow Sz. Redaktorze. Jezeli
rekiny ME posila sic mojem
cialem ma oceanic - tedy
zn6w ci COS napisze.
Ks. X. u.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-27
PRZED ODJAZDEN.

Naiprzod, jak wlesz, Szan.
Redaktorze, goracem; s|owy
pozegna}em mojego naidroz-
szego przyjaciela cd ,Lgarza
W Ameryce': W Buffalo.
Wien dobrze, II moi wyjazd
ME ]edne rzewna {ze wydusl
z iego koprowych oczu; atoli
mysl, ze nledlugo usciskam
znow szczerego przy1aclela,
ukoi jego zbola}e SERGE, bo
obiecalem mu: ,,ze maluczko,
a znow ujrzycie mnie.
,7~.-.o~A,
-az Z ~rotrzeby n.ego
serca musze Clebie, Szan.
/ Red, pred samem wsiada-
MEM ma parostatek, jeszcze
raz pozegnac i zyczyc CT
wszelkich, ma tenn niewdziecz
mem gazecjarskiem polu,
przyjemnosci sukces6w.
Broh tylko zawsze dobrej
sprawy; s}usznost sprawle-
dliwosc i prawda MECH be-
die ozdoba i rdzeniem Ko
toAha. Ale przytem nlemilo
siernie ch}oszcz zakusy szu-
brawcow, ten nlesforny
inotloch, ktory dzls wszedzle
rozbestwiony, stawia swe ma
mietnosci zwierzece ponad
wszelkle prawo, ponad wszel-
ka powage. = Trudny "a
w6d zalste, ale zasluga tenn
Wleksza.
Przez caIy prawie miesiac
bawl}em w Milwaukee II w.
Ks. H. Gulskiego. Me WIEN
zaiste, iaklemi s}owami OPT
sac szlachetne SERGE mifosc
braterska tego czcigodnego
kaplana. w molem utrapie-
siu otacza} mnie prawdziwie
ojcowska opiekq. Jego deli
skatnosc uczuc wspoIczucie
by1y balzamen ma mole cier-
pienia. Me mniejsza pieczo-
wito}oscia otaczali mnie
wszyscy, ktorzy sk}adaja dom
~sego zacnego kap}ana : jak
w. KS. Pradzyhski, asystent,
l trOskllWa o moe WYgOdy
rzadczyni domu. Wszystkim
wlec, przy wstepie ma poklad
parowca Kaiser Wilhelm
II, g skladam najszczersze po
dziekowanie to staropolskie::
bog zaplac, f." zareczeniem,
re w molch, choc moze ME
godnych modlitwach, pier
wsze znaida ,,memento."
w Chicago stanalem W
goscinie Il mojego kumotra
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-27

&q / pracy 5udW ojoIi
4gauczaj Z dz'o5W, 5W ! mulernj
jah ;!ezus Chryst'ss, To dewi-
"a kazdego kap}ana przy rol-
poczeclu swego urzedowanla
lecz zwlaszcza w Manitowoku
O, jake sIusznle zast6sowac
sic da W obec l;cznych pre-
sladowah i clag|e] aiewdziecz
nosci ludu, ktory bezprze
stannie ~idzi W kap}anIe tyl
lSo wroga swego, jak niesdys
farvzeusze widziell w Chrv-
stusie Panu, tym dobroczyh-
cy ludzkoscI, Ii t>!I<o bvnto
wnika / zwodzlciela! Ale ME
dziwjG sic temu; taxi Jest
BOWEN los kazdego kapIana,
ze musi cierpec. Nszakze
sam Ztawiciel juz to zapo-
wiedzia}, mowiac do Apostle
low: Je5eN nnle. prze$lodo,caN.
4 'cos prze$lado,oac DqdQ! Dzi.
wlcby sic tylko nalezaIo, ze
W tym l<raju swolnoscl, ka
p}ani pszesladowani So cd
swolch, to jest, Cd chrze
sclau-katolikow. w Rosyl
3przesladuie ich rz2d schizma-
tyczny, W Ci1inaeh / Korei =
poganle, tu zassw Amer! &C,
kiedy wszyscy ebywatele Gle
sz4 sic wolnost.-!, to bledni
polscy kaplani czu;;a cIezkie
jarzmo przesladowan Cd VIA
snych rodakow syoich, kto-
rzy nie)ednokrotnie gorzej !,
okrutniej sobie Z mimi poste-
puja, anlzeli dixie plemlona
1Afryki misyonarza;ni swy-
mi.
| kledyz polacy W Mani
towoc juz przejrza? Podo
bno nlgdy; tam zawsze ME
porzadek byl, jest i b4dAe
do konca swiata, Do ME ma
nadziei, ably sic pred koh-
Gem swiata Polacy W Mani
towoku nawroc,ii, a po koh
Gu swlata, to iuz bedzie "a
pozno.
Para6a ia istnieje juz pre-
sz}o lat dwadzieScia, laden
tu lsap}an g]owy swej jeszcze
nie polozy}, bo paratianlc na-
wykli co rok zmieniac swego
duszpasterza d Ksiadz Henryk
Clchoclli jest iuz dzicwietna.
stym w Manitowollu probo-
szczem, Sierpnia b. /.
bedzle diva lata, jak 7arzadza
tamteisza parafiq. To sic
parafanom ME podoba; juz
i'm sic sprzykrzylo, ze talk
dIugo siedzi ma jednem miej
scu, oni przeciez proroko
wall, ze naldluzei cztery mie-
STAGE bedzle lch pasterzem.
Me dziwcie sic temn, Sza.
nownl Czytelnicy; ia ciag]a
odmiana kap}an6w sta1a sic
juz zastarzaIym na|og'em Ma.
nitowiokow, wiec. juz sic Z
tego ME wyleczq = iak zy-
wo ME Bo mowi przyslowie:
,Czego sic skorupka "a mIo-
du napije, TEN / ma starosc
tract.
Parafia manitowocka, lak
wszedzie, ma lud1i wlerza-
cych, obojetnych i niedowiar.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-27
czyli buntownik0w

tow, czyli buntownik0w w
!lcZble czternastu a 9dy 1c-
szcze do}aczymy i przytulka-
ROW, to Jest tych, kt0rzy
chodza do Przytu}ku ma ma.
bozenstwo, to widzimy tam
az cztery partye wprost prze-
ciwne so5ie, lak cztery pory
roku,
Ma domiar nleszczescla. zja.
viii sic nagle w Manitowoku
akis Gost, ktory tn !apie cd
pewnego czasu po swiecie, a
swolm wp}ywem paralizuje
znacznie dzla}ania ks. Cichoc.
kiego. W numerzc, n. p. 81
swego swistka, wspomina i
odgrzewa dawne dzieie but
faloskie, zowiac ks. Cichoc-
klego sarkastycznie Jo7n7x:ul.
h5em dia 'ego tylko, re 10
Iektowa} k!edys w Chicago
pleniadze ma odbudowanie
spalonego kosciol,, sw. Woj-
ciccha W Buffalo Ma to
odpowiadamy, ze ks. Cichoc-
Xxi czyni} to w dobrej mysl,
czysta intencya a do tego
]eszcze IL posluszehstwa, jako
by}y nlegdys assystent ks.
klawitera. Wiece]by bmoze
nalezalo przyplsywac why
KS. Klawiterowi, kt6ry go
postal do Chicago po ;almuz-
ne, lezeliby istotnie uczynek
miloslerny nazwac MONA
zbrodnla. Gdy jednak czyta
my takie banialuki, w spo-
mnianym swistku, to sic ME
ma}o dziwlmy, GoSG MA tax
krotka pamiet;' wszak wszyst-
kim wiadomo, ze ks. Cichocki
byl lalmuznil4em i dIa ciebie
Go$ciu, Przypomnij sobie te
czasy, kledys byl soIy, jak
turecki swiety, b}aga}eS ks.
Clchoc)liego, ably Gle W
nieszczesciu poratowaf. Pocz
clwy ks Cichocllj, idac "a
popedem swego szlachetnego
serca. uda1 sic do Chicago i
tam w lrotkim czasie, bo w
trzech mlesiacoch, skolekto-
wal dia Ciebie mi}y,, Cosciu
dolar6w ty lac try.
IL e S i. Przypomni] sobie
ze5 "a tie pieniadze wyp}aciI
500 dolar6w d}ugw na
akrach, a reszte uzy}es ma
fundanent przytulku. Przy
ponnii sobie, ze ks. Cichocki
by} ola ciebie zIotym kocha.
nym ksledzem, E'edy ci
pieniedzy dostarczal, DIS Aas
niccheesz ami slyszec o MIN,
Dos naduzywaI jego dobroci W
ceIu wzbogacenia sic,
dopiawszy swego, uwa5asz
go teraz "a sprzet nlepotrzeb-
ny.
O, niexdziecznosci ludzka.
Bye .przyjacielem tylko Z
potrzeby koniecznosci =
to prawdziwie po Judaszow-
sku, to ME po chrzesciahsku l..
Iu wypada nadmienit, ze ks.
C!chocki kolektujac ma
przytu}ek, byI W dobrei wierze;
sadzlF, ze przytulek, bedzie
lnstytucya publieznq, ME
Prywatnym biznesem dla
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-27

Prezent, ,katolika .
dla abonentow, kt6-
rzy 7zap1aca przynaj-
nlniej 3 dolary
abonamentu, ,stanowia
teraz nastepujace
trzy ksiazeczki:
y Proroctaoo Micholdy, Kr6lowej
ze Sabby. 13 Syblli::
q .S1oaoiczeh czyli zbi6r polls l1ich
piosnek ludowych:
81 Ksiazeczka dla dusz nabnz
nych.
DJ EIr ~
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-27

p. 4 Brodowsk;ego, kto,
rym to, cztery lata te1nu. talk
dzielnie narzadzaljsmy Gryel
jego "zbolale "a ojczyne,
piersi. !" Kuracya by}a dfuga,
ale skuteczna.g DIS CHOP ma
piersl calkiem owyleczone =
ale, iak mi mowlono, lima
czepi}a go sic bieda. Jakies
mlkroby ,,microbus praesi
dentialis" tocza mu m6zg,
lStory +! talk juz ME wart fun.
ta k}ak6w. Ale Cd cxegoz
postep nowoczesnei chlrukgil.
OF W naigorszym razie roz.
}upia mu skrzynke, wylma
zgangrewona mikrobami mase
myslaca i zastapi9 ia choc
m6zgiem wegorza. a tedy
zareczam, ze i na senatora
do Washingtonu ,,leciec
moze, bo tam zasladaja Cd
powiednim m6zgiem uorganl-
zowane g}owy.
Moi KUN i kuma, MECH
i'm Bog da zdrowie, szczescie
i choc tuzin rabiaty, ota-
cali mnie wszelkiemi wzgle-
dami. Kun nawet za'wlozl
mnie ma swiatowy )armark
y :;:;:; :;:':. aaslli! = !! E.:
tknqwszy sic wystawy 20
baczywszy cho6 tylko maia
czastke, wyleczy}em sic z
nlewlary / przyznac musze,
re choG widzla}em paryska i
wiedehsIa wystawe, ale ia
kiej pewnie wiecej widziec
ME bede. Jest to cos wspa-
nia|ego, cudnego! Przedsie
biorczy duch amerykahsSl
widzieG sic tu dale w cafej
swej sile, wielkosci l wspa.
nialosci.
Dawniejsza wolna PoIska
s}yne}a dobrej kuchni. Do.
bra <uchnia iedna4a sobie
braci szlachte posuwala
wlasclciela dobrych kucharzy
ma nalwyzsze W Rlespt.
urzeda godnosci. Obecna
Polska W niewoli s1ynie przy-
mlotami ducha gen,uszu =
A szczeg6lnie sztukami pie
knemi. Ma wystawie wiec w
Chicago many wyborna re
stauracya polska pod zarza-
dem Szan. p. Piotra K}olbas,
sy, bylego skarbnika miasta
Chicago = i znako.nlta wy
stawe obrazow naszych pol
skich artystow. Jezeli wiec
galerya obrazow polskich "a
spokoi najwy brednie)sze wy
magania ducha, to restaura-
eva polska zaspokoi naiwy-
bredniejsze podniebienia 10.
ladki. Kto temu ME wierzy,
MECH idzie sprobuje.
Z Chicago do Nowego
Yorku powlnienem by}, jake
literat gazeciarz amerykah-
XII polslli, lst torem kolejo-
wynn ,,per pedes, /" wstepo-
wac po stacyach ma free lmcA
= ale kolei Nickcl-Plate zli-
towala sic "a pol ceny "a
moia osobistosc az
blisko Hoboken. Jazda wy
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-27

PLACIC "a KATOLIKA
The evening world., 1893-10-07
A RECORD-BREAKER.

1t Is not easy to predict what will hap
pen with our ocean steamers next. Here
is the Lucania. the new Cunarder, on her
second trip, Wrestling the Western rec
ord from the Paris, and reducing 1t to
five days, thirteen hours and twenty
five minutes.
This remarkable trip Is made. too, AZ
an uncertain season OF the year, when
five or six days OF sustained fast run
ming cannot be safely counted on. Blu,
the wonderful part of these perform
ances is that they are no longer exccp-
t!onal events, but are kept up with n
much regularity as the sailing OF the
boats on their appointed days.
There Is now Il fleet on the Atlantic
line whose arrival in New York within
six days after leaving the other side is
scarcely problemat.cal. The only ques-
ton is, Wi! the record OF a few hours
over five days be beaten?
The Cunarders now hold the laure,s.
But the Paris belongs to an American
line, and II VII. not be her fault II she
does not recover them.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

whether the Comptrollcr's negative vote
is sufficient to delay the work, before
u" direct question comes up as t. the
issue Of city bonds to pny for It,
10 would be "a very dangerous thing
FOR Tie city II In consequence Of Mr..
'larits legal opinion the city should be
declared empowered to undertake. a
seven million or n twenty million cS-
J.riitlrr against the approval OF the
officer Of the Sinking Fund without
who's" consent tn" bonds necessary to
iuy TIr the work could not be issued.
l'Il the expensive w.rE las been
urs.l on tn" pl"a that the great At-
lnntin steamship liu"s are c'a'noIiuG Tor
thn accommodation Of tho proposed now
docks. Tho rus'ppmomrnt Hrcrs'itntod
hy Comptroller Myors's vote haas elected
tho fact that the principal great steam
ship lines" have not applied for the new
dpek facilities and would not avail
themselves Of them II the proposed
docks should l." buzz.
Evidently tho delay asked Ny the
Comptroller FOR further information was
in the public interest, and was Il wisc AS
Wen as "A perfectly legitimate discharge
Of Il most important trust.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
THE STATE TICKETS.

Less interest than usual Is felt in the
State election this year. Yet It involves
a Judge OF the Court Of Appeals and II
fun board OF State officers, except the
Governor and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. The
Secretary OF State, Comptroller. Treas
urcr, Atttorney-Gencral and the State
Engineer are important offices of the
government.
The Democratic ticket. outside the
Judge of the Court of Appeals. is n
good one and ought to have strength.
Core Meyer. named for Secretary of
State. Is n strong supporter of President
Cleveland, German-American of
wealth and high business standing. Mr..
Meyer II Hugh Duffy. the nominee for
State Treasurer, who Is of the same po-
liticai standing. give the ticket some
thing of n compromise character.
Frank Campbell. Simon w. R%oscndale
n Martin Schenck are denominations,
and have all discharged their duties with
satisfaction to the people.
The Republican ticket IL respectable
and does not seem to have been selected
with an idea of winning. The nomira-
ton for the Court OF Appeals, which
might have given the ticket n fine pros
pect of success, is essentially weak.
There will be very few blue-lights and
rockets in the brief State campaign OF
1898. 1t remains to be seen whether the
legislative and local contests will give
some life to the four weeks before cleo
The evening world., 1893-10-07

Sister Tcrcrr Vincent viii tell tn"
visitor about the advancement science ta
l0ioing in the pr"srry tti'n Il child life
and the promotion Of intantiie and juvc-
Mic goodness an swc",nrs' 1t Us one
tnlnr to raise a baby 1t is another tang
To ylls" a. baby with good manner and
good health.
F1unl,lng hospital tots are no more
trouble than puppies. They are given
"A c&ancr, protected, from cruelty, and
abuse. fcl ON schedule time, and the
result is they are playful, pretty and
WiTsumr.
In some ua1cCouu.ahlr they
urr iluglt captivating, HCttul little way
and many ot them make love to stran-
,rrrs. nm away Win Thorn, adopt their
rune an. I've In luxury n pleasure
the rest = t'aig t1If.
T'oosr nauiictnr"l midgc's are taught
=, po s0oyt and charming from the very
beginning Or heir 'pp sidri ca,cerS,
Er1u:y WITH ilsm 70 a du,y. TAey get
puluty sleep and beauty rood. they
frolic for beauty, they are tubbed for
beauty, and they live in an atmosphere
OF beauty, music and sunsnInc.
With the exception OF sleeping no oc
cupation " permitted TO exceed an hour
in duration. After every lesson, duty
or engagement there is a fr lie in ths
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Soma Nfn Hafs.

This Winters millinery Is such that
amateurs despair OF making hats that
will look other than homemade, for
every bit OF headwear, whether large
or small, is of UGH peculiar shape that
no one outside of an artist in such
work can produce the happy effects the
the twists and turns that are given to
the felt-crowned plateaus in felt and
satin.
Double-faced plateaus are the rage,
and when the combination is of beaver
and satin it Is n charming one n as
rich as any OF the models that have
been on the market for many years.
Stranre as 1t may seem, velvet docs.not
happen to be in such favor rs felt.
hough many very handsome hats are
made up of the former material. With
II is always combined lace or jet tina
helps to take away from the heavy
look, while the shapes modelled are those
that the miliiner's scissors have formed
without any particular pattern.
A beautiful black velvet hat had a
soft full crown, while the rim Is faced
with peach pink plush. 1t would be hard
to describe the shape OF this hat, as It
vas bent and twisted in a manner
most becoming to the mode who wore
il first. one single black plume was held
in place by a bunch OF satin rosettcs,
through which W. Jet spikes were
thrust, While resting on tho hair were a
h~alf-dozen or more black silk roses.
These roses, by the way. are a feature
of this Winters millinery. and In both
velvet and silk n comes continually
upon these sombre and decidedly unnat-
| ural looking blossoms, mixed In with
The evening world., 1893-10-07
In,vers 10 Questions.

A Readc There Is 70 low in New York
aGainst dancing On sunday.
4 Constan, Rcaler.-Pit"hrr Nichols, OF
tho po7.on rasoblli CLUB. makes his hone in
Kansas 'ity.
A Rcnt-Paysr.-If your paid.up lot has any
yaiEr &. win be elsv for YOU 20 house build on
mortgage 10y ,Ey Of the building associations.
X / s-Thsrc are several teachers Of acting
in New York. IDu will md their addre-geg in
the Advertising columns o' The SUNDAY World"
geo. Edwards brooklyn. - Fltzsimmons
fought at ISL rounds; Dempsey at Ia l-2 pounds.
l. e. Photograph is taught free at the
Cooper Union.
Tom 10 become a real estate lawyer you will
hsv. IT. E'''y las and pass IN examination for
the Nag, j.rU make a speciality u real estate
~ II 80, amply want to know how to HI out
!r-Fi Il,r.s. which Is only clerical work, am
lawyer cen teach YOU that IN Il few IcsBcns.
Mrs. Julia vaughan. $40 Un.oa street, Brook
Ign. who has an invalid cousin. Ray C0nen. 2
orchard street, and s. e. Campbell, In behalf
OF the West side lnilstrial school and Library,
1855 West Fortisth street. express their dezire
for the books offered By a. NJ. 9 in The Eves-
Ing World" Of Oct. 5. Also II, Shedding. AIS
Central avenue. DrooklyH. Whose husband IL
paraiyssd.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

The feature of Emma Gollman's trial
this week has been the temperance Of
a. Oakley Hall as n practitioner at the
New York Bar. 1t attracted the attcn-
ton OF the legal profession wen more
than of the public. The OUNCE mem
bcrs OF the Bar especially. to whom
Oakley Hall has been e. myth. tOcked to
Judge Marines Court yesterday, not 50
much to neal the fair Anarchists tcsti
mOuy on her own behalf as to see tn"
counsel they have heard SO much about
as District-Attorney as Mayor, as poll
%tiCian. as lawyer, n d~r1matist, IA actor.
as essayist and as humOrlst.
The appearance Of Oakley Hall, n little
aged, but with the same spcataClcs. th}
same air Of cool Indifference, the Same
quiet sarcasm Of Il great many years
ago. probably called to the mind' II
many various past eVcntS-thc bogus
baby Of Mrs. Cunningham, the ballc,
detective work In the notorious Burdell
murder case. the famou green suit on
st. Patrick's Day, and n wcll-remem
bercd trial and acquittal in the same
court.
What n history OF moro than forty
years OF New York life liz bound up III
the spare but why form If the brilliant
counsel who is now SO, king To impress
upon the minds of IA New York jury the
entire innocence and harmlcssness of the
Interesting enthusiast who has re-
tanned him as her counsel.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
MARRIED IN SPITE OF FEVER.
a Novel Ending to q Modern Love
Story.

In this era of disappearing brides or
bridegrooms, and corresponding humil-
iation and grief, disappointed wedding
assemblies and accompanying disagree
able notoriety. Frederick Page Cutting
and Elizabeth Hubert have set an ex-
ample. according to the story that has
come out to-day.
These young people had arranged to
be married Tuesday at the home OF the
brides parents, 8 West Fifty-ninth
street. Invitations had been sent to
numerous friends to come and see the
knot tied. and Rev. DIR. j. Wesley
Brown. Of st. Thomas's Church, had
been engaged to perform the ceremony.
Wednesdays newspapers all published
Wedding took place as per schedule.
Rut now II transpires that Mr., Cutting
was stricken Thursday Of last week with
| typhoid fever. when Tuesday came he
was very i'll in bed at the Hotel Beres-
| ford. The bride did not wish to disap-
point her invited guests, however. and
she repaired with DIR. Brown to the bed
side Of the sick bridegroom, and kneel-
ing there. she took the vows of Wife
hood.
After that there was n receptlon. also
as per schedule, at her mothers home.
at the conclusion OF which she returned
to her new husband. She Is there yet,
nursing him to uCh purpose that he is
nearly recovered.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
Table Mduuors,

After eating lay the knife and fork
side by side across the centre Of the
plate. 1t Is vulgar to cross them. The
knife Is never to be used for anything
but cutting meat or pairing fruit. Fish.
salads, vegetables n pastries are eaten
with a fork, and desserts with a spoon
or a fork. Toast, rolls, biscuits, cake
and bread are broken in morsels.
Many persons who like TO be con-
sidered well bred use their forks abom-
inably. A common ofrense is the habit
of piiing potatoes, greens n dressing
up the back OF the prongs.
To refuse to take the last slice Of
bread or the last cake on the plate IL
presumptuous n offensive; 1t implies
suspicion of the kitchen supply.
When the plate Is passed to the carver
for a second portion of meat leave the
knife and fork parallel upon 1t; when
a second service of anything else II
required the dish should be passed to the
appreciative diner.
A second service Of soup il not al
lowab!e.
To drink a glassful or cupful Of any
thing at once Is called not drinking, but
swilling.
1t Is rudeness to urge people to eat
or drink more than they desire.