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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-17
8l nfIerra@e.

Mls garolus Duran nod iein bieI.
beoebrter SiloniBmaIer mar, tuis geaen.
pdrtis. bate er oas Yortrait cine,
Oame aus Der Barrier @eie0idaft ~
malen bttommen. bic lanse ibrei
SdOnbeit lueaen iebr eefeiert moroen
mar, injpilhen aber ben Gubiton oer
Siinfsig bereits Iberidrittsn bate,
obne oas sueeiieben su ipoacn. Sic mar
auf bem Yilbe in GROCER Soilette uni
anmutbser Sielluns pieoeraeseben =
auf einen Grmitubl geitiibt uno iid
in einenl Spieael beidauenb. Der ibi
Sonteriei suriifiirabIte. Sas portraii
iuar iprebsno dbnlid ausgsfalsn, alsiu
sbsn oesbalb erfldrte bic Oame, Fs
ertenne lid in Dem Silos nGt fuie.
Der, oas alio in bem Gtslisr oea
Mialers itebeu blieb. glun mar Duran
bamals nod ni4t in Der Gage. 5000
Trancs = ben auseemadttn prsia
bes portraits - 10 obue Weiterea
fabren su Iahen. uno 70 entfparf e.
benn einen &adsplan. Weniae Sagi
Dor elmer iur5 oanad i'm 2oupre Der.
anitalttten Observation-Disclosures
puroe Der betreifenosn Dame i'm Ser.
trauen mitaetbeilt. bab Der 4iinitler
bas bon ihr suriidgeiuieient Bib oori
ousiieuen iueroe. jeood nit einissn gu
tbaten, wel4e iie fdwsr iompromittir.
ten.
Sic besab fh fofort In bas ateIier
Suron's. mo- ibr Bib. ebenIo lsbens.
dbnlib wie friiber. nod auI Der Staf.
felei pranste. aber bas Ropibaar aul
bemielben mar inSmiihen merilid bin.
ner gemoroen. uno Die 9ams belt iebi
,,pei idpere Glsdten falhsn Saarea
in Der Sano. Muf oem 9iide ibr ju,
Seite lab man mehrere islacons mil
gtitettsn. aui benen bic Worte ,,9ilien,.
mild. .SdOnbeitsmilh~ .GIirir ae.
gen &unseIn" u. (. fp. beutlid 3u leien
tparen. %. bas III ia itdnblid!'.
rief Die 0amt. Dor gniriiituna bebenb,
aus. - .aber. msin 6ott. mas woller
Sic osnn uno iporibsr bellaaen 81,
iid9" snt9eanete Der WaIer aelaiien.
~Sle baben ertIdrt, bies lei niht ShI
portrait uuo aud i'd babe inswii4su
eingeieben. oab sic i'm Hedte iiuo.
9as Bib III Elm bloBes pbantaiieitiid
uno aIs oides seosnte i'd es Dem pu.
blitum por;ufiibren." : .Sis iuollen
alio in Der 3bat oieies Bib ausiiel.
len2" .So. adeibinas. meine 8ud.
bieite-aber. niht als portrait, ionoern
einiad als Stuois. luelde I'M 2atalop
ben 3itel .Oie 2otette bon fiiufjie
Sahren" fiibren ipirb." 9ie Shont
tuollte Suerit in Obnma6t follsn, sa6lh
aber oanH bic 5000 6res. nahoem Der
unsalante Ylaler in ibrer 8esenipari
bic fpmpromittirenoeu attribute Don
Dem 8iloe enifernt bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-17

Gin tii6tiser Sabmann unb Sats
mer Don e4iem Sdrot uno SDrn 1T
Der neue gtderbauminifer Sulius 5ter-
ling Mortou aus 9iebrasta. gr ltebt
I'M Nlter pon I'll Sabren uno gilt als
itrammer 9emotrat. Sbwobl in iei=
nem eigentli6en Seruf iebr sliidli9.
mar er politiIh itets eiiria tbdtis, uno
mar bereits 1867 6ouoerneur oes bas
malisen Serritoriums gtebrasta. gr
lit i'm mabren SHINE bes Wortes Gin
0ionier Der @iuiliiation isiues Staa.
tee, oenn er madte eiue 6arm i'm 9ll-
,ter non 2l Sabren bereits stpei Sabre
por Der antunft ber 3egierunss-6elo-
meler urbar. Gr griinoete nebenbei
Die eriie 3eitung 9tebrastas. bic y9ie.
brasta Werus". welhe in eincm Slod=
hauie gu Sort 9earne) reoisirt uno &c.
oruft Uuroe. Seine Sarm in grbpr
Soo9e bel Nebrasta gitp lit als Wtus
iierpirtbldait berilRnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-17
ertannfe Wut0rltaf

Ser neue @eneralanwalt Ii6aro
Sluep aus Snltou muB ein ielbitloier
uno uneil ennilBiser Sepunoerer tSro-
per @lcp, laao, lein, benn uat eiles
@ebaltes ron 5000 millen gibt er enc
Yraris as S0upieus Der gr0Bten vi.
ienbabngeirlihaitcn oes 2anoes aui.
Die ihm ldi rlib etwa $4,000, 700
einbrinst 3u ieinen @lienten scboreu
Die Bottom IL Maine=, Die Chicago,
burlington d Guintp=, uno bic 9ltdi-
ion. 3Ope.u & Santa Se-Yabn. Gr
gilt ais e,rer Der seoieseniten Suriifen
bes Staates unb betrelbt feline beoeu=
tenoe gtaris ieit 1859. bat aber itets
bic glnnabme zines Ofientli9en Nmtes
abgelebnt. ST iiebt i'm gllter bon 81
Sabren. cine isiner uerbsiratbeten S6t-
ter pobnt in Berlin. .......
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-17

Gln gtamc, ipelder biz beute taum
jeuieits Der 8rensen ieines Seimatbs=
ltaatcs Georgia senannt wuroe, lit Der
oes neuen Seeretdrs bes Snnern, Sote
Smith. gr biirite nit ieinen taum 3S
Sabren als oas jiinsite Witslieo beg
Gabinels gelten. Gr muroe am 2. SC.
eember 1856 su gewton, g. g., gebo.
rem. lebt aber lcit ieiner 8erbeirat9uns,
D. b. ieit oem Sabre 1883 in gtlanta.
Sa. Sein Seruf mar urIpriinslid biz
9lopocatur. yalb aber 3ogen ibr Rel
sung uno Bitten ieiner 6reunoe in Die
Yplitit, uno bon oa sur Sournaliliii
mar nur eth Sbritt. 80 wurDe er i'm
SUM 1887 Der Setter oes y9ltlanta
@rening Sournal". wel6es balo gro.
bcn @iniluB genann uno iid pabrenr
oer lebten @ampusne our6 warme
ltnteri!iiBuns @rOUer @leuelanOs per-
portblt.
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@intermdrdjeu.

BUR Winterseit ein SonnenitrabI
Srrt werbeno bur6 ben Walo.
@s pedt iein Rub.
Wie Griiblin9sgruB.
Sm ielsbeidubten Wieientbal
Sie Snoipe nit @ewalt.
Sic bfInet iia. iie iirebt Su ibm,
gr iibt aud gar su beib.
llno iie uergiBt.
SaB Winier III
8or ieines 3oiens llneeiiim.
limb oab ibr 8rautbett = sis.
Der Winter. ber i'm WaIoe bauIi,
Sisbt ideel, iuie 2iebe wirbt.
Wilo ourd ben Sann
Stiirmt er hcran,
grwiirst Den Strabl nit ar.mmsr
Gauf.-
Sie junse Slume itirbt.
= Der itunb. Aodben Sle aui
Sbrsr Reiie nad Stalien oud ben @e.
iup beltie9en2 = 9amobl, sueimol.
Ser Ssra ideint oroentlib @ertanb su
babsn! : Wieio Seriiono2 = 9lls i'd
nit meiner lunqen Srou oben mar,
perbielt er iiA gang ruhig. als id ibn
aber nit mciner Sdmie9ermutter be.
ities. ling CT sleid an. aussuipeien!
= Solver ousfiibrbar. &c.
iddftsreiienber: ST Der Serr priusipal
su ipreben2 @nmmis: 2eioer nein!
8eIddftsreiienber: yinn. ba peroe i'd
ihn ermarien. id muB i'm notbuenoia
ipredsn! Gomnis: Das oiirite Sbnsn
bod ehpas Inuae oaueru. oenn. auf.
ridtia seiaat. id claude, er III mad
Nmerifa ourh9ebranni!
= Sreibeit. Sdmisaermutter
(Sur 5odter): 2ab ood Seinem Wanne
ndt 10 piel 5reibeit. anno. aeraos
itebt er mieoer an Der 0sfddftstbiir
uno idaut. Oh Der Simmel blau 1T.
= 9iemonb berianqt.int
bbfi&srs gebano!uua ale bsr isIsast.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-17

3Opfarbsitif Ssrisua
meoiein. ;
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-17
@alter 8. @reShom.

9lls Staat5letretir wiro g8aHer
Suinton Gireibam Doh Sllinois Jun.
siren. SaB aeraoe aui ibn. ben bis.
bergen Eepublitaner, Die gBdbl Gleue.
lambs fiel, bat in pielen Greiien iber.
raidt. aber es mub aub bon ben poll.
tiiden Gesnern 8reibams sussItanosn
weroen. baB bieier Wtann eineu &ui Der
Sntesritdt beIibt. mie nur Wsniae.
Seine 2auibabn als Solbat uno Suriii
mar eine rai6e uno eldnSenbe. 9lls
Staatsmaun betbdtiste er ii1 unter
Brdlioent 4rtbur uno swar erit ala
@eneralpoiimeiiter, oanu als Shas.
amtsietretdr. Sn eriterer Steauna
perbot er Der 2ouiliana=2 2otterie Die De.
niibung Der Beit ;ur Seforoerunq ibrer
@iietten. Sm Sab,e 1888 mar er nabe
bardn, bon Der republifaniihen partei
oils Observation-Disclosures auiaeitellt
81 merben. 9lm IL. Uidrs pollenoet er
iein 81. 9ebeusiabr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-17

ben Serostier. ipss6aIb er bic fataIs
stadriht nidt lelbit sebrabt bate uno
parum er Dem wiiroiseu SberarSte
sinen iolhen Streid geipielt.
Ser Huge Sbosrew paiaa antmor=
tete benz Sultan nit ben g9orten oe5
Sidters Saaoi: ySei bic 9tadtiaaa bic
leberbringerin gutter NabriAten =
idlimme Sotidaiten iiberlaie Der
gule!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-17


Sas iuidtige @mt bes @eneralpoi.
meiiters 1T 99ilion g. SIiiea. Dem
langjdbrieen Sreunoe uno Partner
Glepelanb's. iibertragcn. Ger Ge=
nannte bate bisber jeoes gnerbicten
zines 6ifentlihen gmtcs suriifscipieien,
troBoem er elm bemertensmerthes aOmi-
niltratiues Salient heiiBt. Seine sln=
nabne oes immerhin tempordren Eo=
itens erideint als Elm beIonoerer Gyeunos
idaitsoienit @lepelanO seseniibcr. oenn
yiliell bat als 9louotat cine 10 ausae.
oebnte Yraris in 9lem Nort. baB ct nit
ieinem Gintritt ms &abinett notbiucn-
oiaermeiie ieine 4ripatinterelien per-
na1lllligen mub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-17

Gin ergebensr uno lansjdbriser
Sreuno Oes p.diioenten 1T Saniel
Stptt 2amont, Der neue Sriessiecre=
tdr. iriiber iein Tripatieeretdr uno
Gertrnuter. Sein Geburtsort tit oas
S6,f 1e 6rr -lanotpiae, @ortlanpt @u.,
81. ". Sereits nit span;is Sabren
mar ct 9elcaat ieines Seimatb e,untp
fir ben Acknowledgement in NoGelter,
auf meldem Samuel Siloens oent=
miirbise Domination itattfano. 8on
ha ab wuroe Siloen iein Sreuno uno
@Onner. Der beruhmte gbefreoacteur
Oes m9llbanp glraus". Mannina. CT,
taunte 9amonts Salent balo uno enoa-
onte i'm c's @hsfreoac. oieies Elm.
iIubr DIN 9 a 'es. Seine 6reunoi6ait
nit 0jruOer eleDelanb oatirt BON Der
Set b:r. ieitoem Oieier gum 8Oupsr.
neur bes Staaies 9tsw yort aepdblt
puroe. Setoem bat es ME cine gln=
selesenbsit pon s8idtiateit eesebcn, in
welder Der IrdHoent lid uidt crit nit
9ampnt belprab.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-17

Sod in ben 6iinf;ig itebt Der neue
Sdabamtsiecretdr Sobn 8riffin @ur-
Iisle pou Gentudp. @r lit elm betann.
fer Temofrat unb feline politiihe 2au,-
babn oatirt idpn BPM Sabre 1859 her.
Wpn 1872 Bis 1875 mar er 9ieillenant-
@ouberneur ieines Seimatbifaates uno
ieit 1877 bis por &ursem gcbOrte er
benz Sunoesienate an. ais oeiien Spr,.
der er wieberholt funsirte. @r lit in
WtinS- uno @dbrunssfrasen cine an'
ertannte NutoritGt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-17

6ilaro u. 6erbert. Der neue Ma-
rineiecretdr. lit heute 81 Sabre alt uno
III in Naurensuille. g. s., geboreu.
2lls er nod Elm Snabe mar. perSoeen
feline @ltern nab Gretnoile. Butler
60, i'm Staate 4labama. Seine 6r.
,ishuua erbielt Silarp on ben S,uats.
uniperiitdten BON Nirginien uno 9ud.
bama, iuo er Die &ebte ifubirtc. Gr
lit Der einsiee Mann in ocm neuen @a-
binet. pelher auf Seiten Der Suol.aa-
ten gcsen Die uulou 9etdmpft bat. glls
&olouel Der glhten glabamd=6rciwilli.
gen wuroe er in Der Sd)ladt Der @il=
oerneB ihwer perpunoet: als glnoeu.cu
oer 8erwunoune iii elm 9lrm ti;r,cr
ais Der anoere. Seit benz AZ. 6pnureb
9cbort Serbert als Witslieo iiir Mont.
lomerp. glla., bem 9eprdientdntsn.
bauie an. @r bat ii6 nit elmer pah=
rem 2eioenI9ait unO e;nem SienenflciE
auf Die 0tarineangelesenbciten eeitir,t
une 1T barin cine BON alien Yarteien
The evening world., 1893-09-22
DEAD ON RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
Body OF an l. brakeman Found
This Morning.

The dead body of an unknown man
about thirty years old was found on
riverside Drive at ScvrntX-fourth street
at 80 o'clock this morning, \ police
man OF the West SiNtv-eighth street sta
ton had the body sent to the station
house.
The dead man Is described as follows:
About s feet 10 inches tall, weighs $50
mounds. is clean shaVcn and has brown
hair. Tic had on dark coat. vest and
trousers and wore II black derby hat, vio-
let-colored outing shirt, green ncCktir,
white socks and lace shoes.
Several persons called at the station
house during the r1orninG and Identified
the body as that of an cX-nrakeman of
the Elevated Railroad He had not been
employed for IA long time and had been
without none or friends. The clothes
he had on were worn threadhare. Every
thing pointed to the fact hat he had
died from exposure and var The only
articles found ou the clothing We're a
hve-cent piece, bunch of keys and a
cigarette holder. fashioned after a deer's
foot. No one could tell the mans name.
The evening world., 1893-09-22
TRTPLING WITH TIE GovERNoP.

The account Of the visit OF a number
of newspaper representatives to the FL
mira Reformatory yesterday ought to
satisfy Gov Flower that he is being
fooled by the managers of that insti-
tuition.
B~rockway is still the active superin.
tendent of the Rcformatory. He stlll
presides over the torture chamber. still
Yields the paddle. still terrorizes the
prisoners and still holds the fate Of the
subordinate employees in his hands.
In plain English. the managers of the
Reformatory laugh at the Governor
and chuckle over the manner IL which
they have led him by the nose. lie has
no more obtained the suspension OF
~Brockway than he has swallo we'd Trock.
ways paddle.
II there is to he an honest trial, and
II the witnesses are not to lie compelled
to conceal the truth. Coy. Clover ought
To decline To be hoodwinked, to insist
upon the actual suspension of the Su.
perintendent and upon his " RICH,
To appoint BroCkway's temporary sue,
CeSSOr.
The evening world., 1893-09-22
A JhCK-IN-THF-POE.

Very little things sometimes ocCa sion
a great deal OF trouble. Here IL John l.
Davenport. a pocket edition Of a chief
Supervisor OF Elections and a United
states circuit Court commissioner, lust
now the centre of "A threatened Con-
grcsional revolution. an arbitrary closure
proceeding in the House of Representa-
tiNes, an anti-silver purchasing repeal
conspiracy In the Senate and a suit be-
fore Judge Lacomhe in the United
States Court.
The suit argued before Judge La
combe yesterday promises to have a
somewhat comical ending, calling to
mind the result Of the famous case
touching the ownership Of the oyster,
which ended in the lawyer taking the
hivalve and giving one of the shells
to each OF the contestants.
The contention for Davenport WAS
that the room belonged to the United
states Court, and he, as an officer of the
Court, could not Ice legally dispossCsscd
10y tn" Postmaster.
Mr.. Dayton argued that Davenport was
an election officer and not a court officer,
having occupied the room as Supervisor
OF Elections.
Very. well, says Judge LaComhc. II
am satisfied hat the room is within the
jurisdiction Of the Court,In take it my
self, as a jury-room which is mupl
needed,
So JOIN l. Davenport win be left on
in the cold whatever the decision may
] be.
The evening world., 1893-09-22
WALKED IN. WITH SMALL POX.
Patrick Mccarthy Startles Belle
vue Hospital Attendants.
Moro New Cases aud Two Deaths
Reported This Morning.

More new cases Of small-uox were re-
ported at the bureau of Contagious Dis
eases this morning. and " deaths
frrm the disease in Eivcraid" Hospital
were bulle,ined.
Two Of the new patients are Patrick
Mccarthy. twcnty-Ono years old, OF
Is ~ Cherry street, ana Nellie Donn"l-
10y, tNenty-oiElt. Of j3i Pearl street..
The latter case was found last night
while the Health Inspectors were on
their raid on cherry ilill.
Mccarthy walked into Bcll"Nil" Hospi-
tai and compliance that h" was III. Thc
physicians saw that he was suifcrinS
from smallpox. II" was removed TO
the Reception Hospital at the foot OF
sixteenth street.
The Office and ward In which Mccar-
thy waited were fumiSatrd and those
who came In contact with him were
v~aCCinatel. His home ON CHERRY street
was rumigatcd and the tenants racci-
mated. -,
John Smith. jr., n t~wo-month-old
child. who lived at W West Fitty-sec,
n street. was one of tine two that died
last night In Riverside Hospital. The
dead child's father T., now in Riverside
Hospital with the ~. use. The other
latni case WE 'hh, ot ',a'ricE bs,Ga9 i
Or. Thomas !. Richards, the young
Vanderbilt clinic physician, is very. i'll
ut Riverside Hospital. pr. Charles Nor
ris was reported to he suffering with ii
mild form of the disease.
Both of the young physicians are iso-
lated in "A small tent. with extra attend
ants.
There were this morning thirty-siS
cases i'm the hospital.
The work begun Yesterday on Cherry
I'm and vicinity. 10y the health in
spcctors, viii b" repeated to-day and
tonight. The object Is tn search for
stowawny cases Of smallpox. vaccinatc
suspected persons and fumigatc prem
Uses.
1t was said that another case OF the
disease had been oun at VT West
Fitty-seCond street. br. Duty said that
there was ii patient at that number
hut 1t was not certain that IL was Il
case of small-poX.
George Wise. twenty SIX Years Old. of
n Baxter street, and George Mcknnna,
thirt y-seven years old, of $50 West FIFTY
fourth street. were both sent To North
Brother Island to-day suffering from
smallpox.
Wise contracted the disease in one OF
the tcncmcnt-houses on Cherry Hill.
The case Of Mckenna. at $50 West
Fifty-fourth street. is in a location where
there have not been my cases recently.
John Ward. twenty-cight years old. OF
IL James slip, went to the New York
Hospital this morning and asked for
treatment.
Examination proved that Ward was
suffering from smallpox. The Health
Department was Informed. Ward was
taken to the Reception Hospital for
removal 20 North Brother Island.
Ward contracted the disease by visit
ing friends in Cherry hin.
The evening world., 1893-09-22
THE SUBSCRIP TlON5

The Sick Babies Fund to-day amounts
to $ll .l54.9S. thanks to the generous
contributions which have poured in
since the fund was started. 1t is n
charity that appeals to all. and no CON
tribution is considered too little to be
added to the list.
The free doctors have done noble
work among the poor. Thousands Of
families have been visited and ailing
infants treated with the best Of care
and medicines.
Many a poo mother to-day rejoiccs
in the thought that her beloved in
FAINT is well and happy. thanks to the
timely attention received through the
kindness Of Evening World" readers.
Those who contribute to this fund
have the satisfaction of knowing that
every cent received Is put to its best
use. There Is no indiscriminate aims
giving. Those who are benefited by
ii are really deserving, and from hun
dreds of poor homes prayers of graft
tude are uttered daily by the recipients
Of this most worthy charity.
The evening world., 1893-09-22
Rich GOuns at tho Fair.

One of the novelties in the Worlds
Fair exhibit of gowns Is a rainbow
robe of several different colors of crepe
de chine. which blend so softly into each
othe- that the result Is truly charm
ing. 1t is a French creation, designed
by a daring artist, but the effect is
beautifui. Breadths of pink, blue.
cream anu lilac are arranged in length
wise. sweeping folds from the decollete
neck to hem. shaped to figure and
girdled with wide bands of pearls.
There are quite a number of dresses
which reveal the popularity of change
able tissues and crepons. A house gown
of the latter in rosy peach color shades
gradually into quite deep Eminence pu"-
pie. This is made with a triple skirt.
each one edged with a pronounced pip
ing of peach-colored wool. The triple
jacket fronts are elaborate with en-
broidery in shaded tinsels and silk.
The high stock collar Is of embroidery
and the dropping leg o mutton sleeves
are made taring over the hand and
faced with color.
The evening world., 1893-09-22
Wrdps Ior Winter.

A feature of the Winter wraps is the
abundance of little rufles both on the
sleeves and the yoke of these garments.
A charming mode of this sort in Gina
mon brown broadcloth had the yoke
covered with eight narrow %rufies. lined
with cream white silk. These ruffles
set out full and high over the shoulders.
and the sleeves were of the description
known as flowing, and had sundry other
ruffies set underneath at the wrist. The
breadths of this coat hung down full
n straight, and around the bottom
was a band of cut out embroidery in
the brown cloth set over white satin.
Another model, which was particularly
Frenchy, was OF black velvet reaching
to the bottom of the skirt. This had
large sleeves of black satin and n sort
of fichu cape OF the same and flowing
collar of cream white lace ended in white
tabs, and the big sleeves were orna-
mented with lace ruffles.
The evening world., 1893-09-22
AN POLICY.

TIL, law creating the Supervisors Of
Election Is "A thoroughly bad la", hn'
, one which the Democratic party Is
bound to remove from the statute book
at the prorcr time. II is un-Am'ricah'
undcmocratir, unjust.
Like many other laws passed by the
Republicans in the insolcncc of snprcm-
aoy and ;hc lust for power. 1t Is opposed
to the best interests of the country and
Is in confict with the rights and libor-
PCS Of the people. one OF the most
gratifying features of the Democratic
promises the sweeping away Of tie In
iquitous Davenport statute,
n Congress was not called together
in extra session to repeal the Republic
can Election law. That law had not
brought the Country to the verge Of
financial and business disaster. 1t had
not shaken the confidence of capital.
paralyzed trade, drained the Treasury
OF old. compelled the closing of facto-
rics, caused the reduction Of wag and
thrown hundreds Of thousands Of
laboring men ont Of employment. 1t had
not driven the Government to The neCos-
sity OF encroaching on the hundred mill
ion reserve and almost compelled the
creation Of new debts. 1t had not
locked up the vaults OF the banks.
tempted boarding and created n cur
rcncy anime.
The extraordinary session was called
to at once and unconditionally put a
stop to these evils by the immediate re-
peal Of the purchasing clause of Sena-
| tor chnpp,nn'a Sily.r lu,r rppurI.J Iy
the whole business community as the
main cause of the Country's financial
and business troubles 1t was called
for Practical Relief. not for Political
Reform.
Action on tho Election law and other
perniciuus statutes might have waited,
and would have waited for the regular
session Of Congress. That would have
been ample time for the consideration
Of such subjects.
The National Legislature was con-
vcned, Senators and Representatives
were called from their homes in the
holiday season, the country was agi-
tated by an extraordinary session for
the sole and single purpose of saving
the nation from financial disaster and
restoring the general prosperity.
1t was a practical, non-political object
IA duty in which all parties were ex-
pected to be willing to combine for the
public safety and the public good.
II vas a duty Urged forcibly on the
peoples representatives by the Presi-
dent
II Is a duty which Congress. II faith
full to it's trust, If patriotic in its sentl-
ments. II mindful of its interests, II
obedient to the public will, should at
once and unhesitatingly have dis
charged.
The introduction of political measures
for which thcr" Is no need Of haste
At such IA time is a violation Of this
duty. IT diNcrts attention from tho
policy of relief. 1t embarrasses repeal
II affords an opportunity for designing
men To defeat indirectly the Legislation
they dare not openly oppose. II Is un.
timely, impolitic and unpatriotic.
Sweep away the hateful Davenpor,
law at the proper time. Give relief Ia
the country at once.
The evening world., 1893-09-22
Dogs Have Sampled Him.

To the Editor:
There are some useful and compantonable dogs
In such breeds as the setter. the spaniel. the
shepherd. the ST. Bernard and the Italian grey
hound. but deliver me from the general run OF
go-as. you please anarchistic mongrels that bite at
our best pants and break our midnight slumber
barking at the moon or the Brooklyn Bridge. Ex-
terminate the ours and shun those who harbor
them in their houses. They are not useful or
ornamental in a lady's boudoir any more than in
the street car or railway car. have been
snapped at and barked at from Maine to Florida.
and take this mode OF getting in a long range
kick at the ugly. vicious ours that infest our
town. I offer my humble protest against the in
direrents-the dog. the doggie and the dog-ite.
Long Branch, y. J. TOURIST.