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The evening world., 1894-07-27
Sex and SALARY.

There are reported to be 1875 male
teachers in the public schools of Boston
and l,37. women. The average salary
Of the men per month is t246.Os, and the
average salary per month OF the women
is $7O6s. To what extent the larger sal
airy Il a pure bonus TO the male sex Is
an interesting question, says the Boston
Globe. Doubtless the fact that many OF
the higher salaried posts are held by
men accounts for more or less of this
disparity. but 1t by no means accounts
for all. So far as a man receives higher
remuneration than woman can secure
for the same labor this excess is a pure
bonus, handed over on account of sex
or course old tbut not venerablcJi Gus
tom sanctions the payment to worien Of
The evening world., 1894-07-27

To the Editor:
am little girl. thirteen years old. have
started a club, and | want to ask you II you
will be Kind enough to help me along and get
out some badges with q beautiful bird on them.
I have ten members ready to Join. This is the
motive OF the club. ! have this day resolved
never to wear hat trimmed with bird or
feather as long as live. This promise for
the sake OF saving The lives OF the dear, beauti-
full birds think the club night be called the
Little Residents, or anything you see at to
call. Even the boys night join, and promise not
to shoot any birds Tor game, as the men call
it,. LILLIAN EDDINGER
1855 Seventh street.
Long Island City n Y
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Locust Grove House, ArL,iiie.

10 the Editor
Enclosed pleas, and ), - Tor IN. s,k Babes
Fund receipts OF an entertainment given At the
Locust Grove House Aikyi'e Delaware COUNTY,
y !, BY the Young Ladies club SOM,
Of To. nuue performers were only four OF tie
ears OF sIs, ana 'trI,d hard 10 set all the,
coud IN help their lilue suffering friends in
New York CITY 81 LILY LESEAiAE.
Manager for the Young Ladies CWr
ArkyIlle, Delaware COUNT y
The programme Msndui,n solo NJ. julius
lleilner, recitation, 'Min,et,' Mis- Msuds
llcilner, tablesu, IN two sc,s, Marketing %
Master Harry Meinken tfye wears old; psnO
solo, ''Tsnnhsuscr," Miss Gussr Meink-n rctita.
ton, The Fireman, 30 MI. Charles Haaren: song
"old Doc Tray" Master ErneN McinSsn reci-
talon. " The IsEsrdN Mar Miss Ann.
Srhuldt, tsblesu, Humanity. Piety and VANITY 10
MISSES Lulu Hellner, Mettie Msinkcn and Anna
Schuldt. recitation, Washington" Master Ice
Anna eMnken; recitation. Guilty or Not Guilty. %
Miss Mettis heinksp, piano solo. Columbian Ia.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

The best waters for the face are see
and rain. one to battle and the other u
wash in. AS every bather knows, sea
water won't have anything TO do with
soap, but it has salt, and that is cleans
ing, curative and preserving. The
oftencr a bad skin can be put in the
sea the better it will be. Rainwates
is warm, soothing and soft. If 1t car>
not be had conveniently, I'LL little ba |
with oaten meal and keep 1t in tn
water Jug. Plenty of soft water and
very little soap will usually keep TIL
skin in order.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
TO Clean Straw Hats.

The real Italian Leghorn straw may
be cleansed with a nailbrush and CASTLE
soapsuds. Rusty black hats may be
renovated with the liquid dressing or
polish sold for ladies' shoes. White or
yellow hats may be bleached by wash
ing them in clear water and placing
them in a box with burning sulphur.
the fumes of which uniting with the wa
ter form the acid which bleaches.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
INVENTOR UNDER ARREST.
Did HRrriss Experiments Cause the
Fire ut Washington

AShINGTON, July :I-rne police
nave arrested w. =. Harris, an inNen,or
OF gasoline m1to', on suspicion of haN-
ing caused the Knox Building fire, in
which three hremCn Is: their lives and
over $4,000 worth of property Vas de-
stroyod.
The motor il intended for stree,-car
use. ana the police believe that Harris,
white experimenting with II, caused an
cX plosi5n that resulted in the fire.
for the explosion hut says he was burned
and hurt. ana lcf, the building 10 so
to doctors, while the Waterman ran
10 turn in an alarm. Harris came here
from Baltimore about two years aso.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
Chocolate Moss.

One quart sweet cream. Favored. sweet
ened and whipped to a stiff froth ana
drained on sieve. Have two squares
OF chocolate melting in basin set
over boiling water. Stir carefully the
melted chocolate into the whipped cream.
and put all into pail or freezer and
freeze without stirring. When wished for
the table wet a cloth in hot water. wrap
about the pail until cream slides out;
slice and serve. 1t looks like moss and
is delicious. Enough for ten persons.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
2OO-Yeur-OId Cake Plate.

Miss Cora Thomas. of Hancock, mas in
her possession square cake plate from
Il set OF old English china that must be
at least 30 years old. 1t came from Eng
land and was the property of Mrs. But
lin. the grandmother of Miss Thomas :
Grandmother johnson. who also was a
native OF England The plate has been
handed down from generation to gener-
alton. until 1t came into the possession
OF the present owner.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

new dessert has been recently intro
duced, and finds great favor with lovers
Of the cup that cheers" 1t is very cas-
lily made. Soak a box of geiatine in
water enough 20 dissolve. then pour on
one pint OF strong tea and add one cup
OF white sugar; stir and strain through
jelly bag into a mould. As soon as
cool put on ice TO stffen. Serve win
Whippel cream.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
LEFTOVER VEGETABLES.

Almost all leftover vegetables may b
converted. with very little time q
trouble. INTO savory cream soups; almos
any scraps of meat into a pressed loal
croquettes OF delicate pates. Stale brea
is used. of course for toasts, or for tn
jar of crumbs that should be always o
hand for breading. Stale cake Is calle
for in number of recipes There
really no need of throwing out from tn
kitchen any article that was properl
prepared in the first place.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
MISSING BROTHER TURNS UP.
Meet. His sister for the FIRST Time
since the WRr.

NV NS0V'
MtNCIE, Ind. July AT the begin
ming of the civil war Jack Addison. OF
Paramount. W. Va, went home to en-
list Since then he has been unheard
from and mourned by his family as
dead. Last evening he called al the
home OF his sister. Mrs W II. johnson,
on South Madison street. ana after
some effort succeeded in proving his
identity.
1t was accomplished mainly by \ scar
on his face that was made while the
brother and sister We're at play forty
two wears ago Mr.. Addison has been
living in the West since the war.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

Stem pint OF green currants; put
them in a saucepan with very little water
and just scald them; strain from the
water. mash them up with large cupful
of sugar and half cupful OF butter
beaten to a cream; add the whites OF
two eggs and half a tumbler of red cur
rant jelly. Bake without an upper crust
half an hour; cover with a meringue
The evening world., 1894-07-27
ClAWED BY A GRIZZLY BEAR.
4 philadelphia Woman Ma, Lose
nm Arm,

iBS Associated Pr
PHILADELPHIA, july 2D-Mrs, An
ME Fries, of 1899 SAMSON street. visited
the 100 yesterday, and when she
ached the bear pit she leaned over
the railing and patted n big grizzly
The bear retaliated by catching her
right arm in his claws and he held on
for some minutes.
When the woman was dragged dW ny
it was found that the arm was so badly
injured that amputstion from the elbow
will probably be necessary,
The evening world., 1894-07-27
The Pictures They Make.

Among the picture" gowns those Of
Louis XIII. design are surprising in
popularity the Louis XIV. and XIV.
costumes. Lace is shown in abundance,
and the skirts are full and frequently
made to show the petticoat. White and
gold Is the favorite combination. A
white faille evening gown Is effectively
made with fiounces of lace heavily
spangled with gilt The bertha Of this
spangled lace, outlining the low-cut
bodice, looks like a shower of gold
The evening world., 1894-07-27
shoulder of La IN u.

Take OF the shoulder three or fouI
pounds, cut off in pieces. Wash and
put in a kettle OF hot water, add ON
or two whole cloves; let come to DO,
and skim. Then cover and cook slot
mot boin, when nearly done cut up tw(
or three cucumber pickles in thin SLICED
add to the meat and cook thirty misI
utes; tnicken the gravy and send to tn,
table hot. The cloves and pickle m
iect TO.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

To the Editor
Enclosed YOU will ind 80, the proceeds Of a
little fair held our block for the Sick Babies
Fund
Tommy lleapc IS East one Hundred and TWEEN
ty-third street.
John iIeape, 6s East one Hundred and Twenty
third street
Bertv Kirk. 20 East one Hundred and Twenty
third street.
Sol Neubrass Il East One Hundred and Twenty
third street.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

collurettcs to protect the shoulder
when in evening dress. as after the walt
one saunters out for piazza promenade
are made of wide sash ribbon ARRANGED
as ruti'es by being gathered along on(
edge with lace or bound with velvet Of
the same color or the upper part may N
formed OF lace collar, laid over thu
foundation silk, with single ruffle bel
low. A rUche should finish the necl
and end in ribbon ties. Such capes should
be easily made at home.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

press March" Lepsige. Mr.. suliy Lsseman recita-
ton Little Girl" Miss Edna Hasren three
years and eleven months old yocsi duet car
tsbleau, "Th. Rich Mans Darling and the Poor
Mans Slave" Misses Irene Hsaren, Anna
Schuldt and Masters Edwin Hsaren and Er.
nest Mpinken; recitation. The Little Dog Under
the Wagon" Miss Lulu IIclner. tsblesu In
no,ence" Miss Edns Hasfen tsbleau. Sweet
Hour of PRAYER" Misses Bessie Myers. Anna
Srhuldt, Mettie Meinkrn and Edna ilasren; rect
tsiiUn Jerry" Miss Maude lleilner; tableau
Good slight Miss Edna Hsaren. Refiesl,-
nents cream, cakes and lemonsde. Dance $50
U',Iu,k Music by Prof Srlly Leseman.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
HrOiIeI SllQSl.

Clean, wash and wipe fine roe shad
splitting it open: lay it inside down q
buttered Gridiron, over clear fin,
and brown nicely. When done on on
side turn it over, taking care not
break it. Keep 1t hot while you bro1
the roes. Lay these about the shad d
the dish. Serve with slices of lemon.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

Senator Stewards dcscrtlon to the SIDE
Of the Sugar Trust Is certainly mys,cr..
Gus. 1t should no., however, he inquire
Into too closely The Senator might be
led 10 repeat his silver speech as an en-.
PLANTATION.
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To the Editor.
lnclosed please find 81 the sum We collected at
small tair held at AS East one Hundred and
Twenty. second street Hoping this will help the
sick babies.
Rosie rrLube Lionel Trsube,
Amelia stern Trina Traube.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
HeV9|3i!$7ly iBeME:

less Tor the same labor and service thu
Is paid to men, but this is an age wbe
equai rights are supposed to be ma,n|
tanned and fair play to all is suppo,.l
to rule. Why are women still paid ,.sl
Tor the same work than men receive
Who knoWap
The evening world., 1894-07-27

being seats only for the few. But
reckoning time Is coming. The a.
road policy is gaining votes every day
for real rapid transit which comes to
an issue at the polls in November.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

r. D. writes that he has been shook
twice. What Kind OF an animal can he be? Is
1t possible that by accident h. was born a man !:
| have among my friends couple OF Young col
lege ladies', who would advise him to have a lit
tie more selt-conceit, II he cannot raise any OF
that be had better chew on a little yeast. so
that he MAJ rise in his own estimation.
SESOMIs.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
Five Little Girls.

To the Editor:
Please find SIS inclosed the proceeds Of fair
given by FIVE little girls for the benefit Of the
little sick babies. Hoping 1t will give as much
relief and happiness as It has given us pleasure
10 collect 1t. and that YOU viii kindly acknowl-
edge same through the columns OF your even
ing paper.
Emma Gibson. Esse Gibson
Ethel Dawson. Grace Hickerson.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

There must be-" says Mayor Gilroy,
the possibility Of devising a way 10 col.
lect and remove the waste material of
the city without nuisance or danger to
health or menace 10 commerce" There
l., indeed, such possibility. Burn the
garbage.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

Not upon Senator Mcpherson alone has
the bad air OF the upper chamber thrust
a persistent illness" The Senate at
mosphere has also had most unfortu-
nate effect upon the Tariff bill
The evening world., 1894-07-27

thing for little girls best frocks. one
way Of making them is a very full slip,
gathered at the neck and cfccker-laCed
al the belt with three rows of narrow
ribbon. The sleeves arr moiern and
sore inexpensive lace is rutfied round
The neck
The evening world., 1894-07-27

With the Giants giving Baltimore It's
third successive trouncing and Brooklyn
pounding the culture out Of Boston the
Greater New York was distinctly in the
baseball swim yesterday.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

Recent complaints of dulness in Wall
street are partially explained by the the
DRY that the police captains may have
won all the money Of the street in stock
trades
The evening world., 1894-07-27
The Trio Did We'll.

To the Editor
In, losed rleasc mi $50 proceeds Of fair
held al 3@S East T. :htv hrsI street Tor The
benent ~ the SICK Babies Fund.
KATIE GlLHOOLY,
JESSIE BOLlN
NJ MuRTHA.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
Tour sold Lemonade,

Harry Davis Bcn1y Godstcln Freddie Levy
and Harry Nult had lemonade and candy stand
At sol - EssD S',cnv.ninrh street and made
81 Gi Tor the babic.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

These whelps," says one of Brock
ways lawyers, in general reference to
the Reformatory inmates. /, is greatly
to be feared that evil communications
have corrupted the good manners of At
torney Stanchheld
The evening world., 1894-07-27
TWO portchcster Girls.

To the Editur
The uAmc, q the parties Nho sent this none,
Ss .,t are Helen White and Marion JImmrrsuu
Two huls children
" n HYLER Postmaster.
KRAFT, Assistant Postmaster
purt,htstrr y \.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

Ex-Capt Doherty's exhibition in ac-
counting for his sudden wealth is not
calculated to encourage Mr. Croker into
telling where he got it.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

Maggie Cline Wtilhr,
The Russell Bros Shechan MurphN,
Ioui. ellison. QuartreIli. juGsler,
he ilair and Leslie hnttleilN Eshli.
" kelly Franklin Collins,
Hastings and Marion, Allen a West
- irIsn and HaNel, NheN, lnhlah lhsgler
lanes + uoe> Lincoln Trio,
hhurtus aud Bsrtam, Edwin. sensational
WHITING a shepard danCei.
Miss Annie Hart h.hN M
rast.liet Hall M,AnN M0N.
will II. FuA- MAJ Howard,
leyauIon \'lsun. l.cNanion
sam BERNARD, Nelson
I.l..ie H. RAYMOND lhUle Rosi" Nsnn ~n'
/ eopora Coutortiontst Weber ana Fields. the
Leigh Sisters German senators. the
lane greatest Dutch team
Ferry the "Frog Man under the sun.
If YOU want your moneys worth ana
Still spend your money in beautiful
cause, 60 to this NaudeNille ltSuNal
And make IDur friends go, too
Prof Gus Wolf has VOLUNTEERED to fur
nish the music Tor the occasion.
BahN Lii will open the performance
at \ y. Nj. with an appropriate address.
There will I've plenty of trains Don t
miss this show 1t is the chance of a
lifetime,
The evening world., 1894-07-27

Doherty, lately Captain. stumbled bad
~ in trying 10 explain how he got his
81, 0O0. But there is no manner of doubt
as to how he got his zen"
The evening world., 1894-07-27

For a city that is looking forward,
New York is singularly backward in
the matters of police signals, patrol
wagons and garba Se-burninS.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

The entertainment given for the bene-
tit of "The Evening Worlds Sick
Babies Fund Wednesday evening at the
West End Hotel. Of Arverne- by-the-Sea
was a great success. All arrangements
were made by Ohm Delmonte. Benjamin
Seufte nbere, Ralph Sachs. Samuel Fry
Mortimer Wolf. Henry Fender and Leo
Kahn. youths whose ages range from
fourteen to sixteen years.
They were assisted by several of the
older guests at the hotel, prominent
among them being Louis Gronau and
David Delmonte. who acted as floor and
stage managers.
Mr.. David Delmonte called at the
Office OF THE Evening World' and left
a check on the German Exchange Bank
for $50 The proceeds OF the entertain
ment will do a world of good in saving
the lives of the suffering babies of the
tenements.
Proprietor l.entz. OF the West End
Hotel, very generously donated, free of
charge, the music and the pavilion,
which included the stage. The pro
sramme was as follows; overture.
West-End Hotel Orchestra, Leader NJ.
Akst: recitation. Miss +. GoldWater
Jockey dance. Master Clarence Wolff
recitation. Miss S. Cohen; recitation.
Miss f. Cohen; song. Mrs Sierhes:
Spanish dance, Miss Is. Wolff: recita-
ton. Miss +. Abrahams; violin solo,
carl F'ishel. tambourine dance, Miss
beatrice Levy: recitation, Miss Il. Abra-
hams song. Mrs. Lyman: piano solo,
Miss clara Rich; acrohatic feats. Claude
rraYer; bone solo. John Williams; comic
song, George Fischer.
! Baby LIS name was on the pro
granme, but she was. unfortunately
prevented from appearing.
The fancy dances on the programme
were the results of Prof \. Newbers
er's efforts. who kindly and generously
instructed the dancers, free of charge.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

1t should have been Senator Germans
cue to sing that "While the lamp holds
out to burn. the Villas sinner may re-
furn ~
The evening world., 1894-07-27
Your letter win Appear Later.

Al letters irom contributors to the SICK Babies
Fund viii be printed, Msny al. in type and viii
appear in this column later.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

Forcnc, E,kstsin. Annie kroman, Bertha
kossler. MIlnn Cohen Herman Lebis BERN.
Vsnseldsr and Oscar Htnas. collected 10 cents
for the tables
The evening world., 1894-07-27
THE VAUDEVILLE FESTIVAL.
Plenty Of Trains for Weber aud
Eirids's Big SHOW at ROckRNRy.

Baby Frances Fields's big Vaudeville
Festival comes off at RockawaN Beach
tomorrow
1t will he at Morrisons Casino. Sea
side station. This is he last station on
the road. BE sure and stay on the cars
until YOU get to Seaside station. MesSrs.
Weber 4 Ficlds's. the German Senators,
who are paying all expenses of the fes-
uval. giving the entire receipts 10 the
Sick Babies Fund. are now making ar
iansements with the Long Island Rail-
road to run special trains out OF Rock
away after the performance.
Remember this will be the biggest
vaudeville performance ever gwen. fead
"A ~ tp.,
The evening world., 1894-07-27

The beautiful flower stripes OF Pompa-
dours time are reproduced in challie
de laiDe and wool crepons A fabric
known as r.mpadour de laine Is Just the
The evening world., 1894-07-27
An Indian Girl Orator.

At the recent oratorical contest AZ ~.
Methodist Church in town IN ooa'
Dakota for the Demorest gold neuaN
tho prize was won by Miss Emma va"
derhaden. young Sioux Indian So
from Sisseton agency. There wer
contestants who had previously
silver medals In similar contestA' -
The evening world., 1894-07-27

I To ME Editor
| lnuorcd please ind check for SO for the
. Stcb Babies Fund FRANZ 4 ElNSTEIN
$50 Broadway
The evening world., 1894-07-27

The chirp OF the baseball Orole Is
hushed In the land.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

Eeades Of THE EVENING WORLD tearing
ne city for, the hot months shCild sind in h,'r
addresses and hare THE EIENING WORLD
maGtd 10 them regularly
The evening world., 1894-07-27

The Manhattan ~" Ia sun a, its work
OF cutting down its train service and
laying of employees. as matter OF
summer economy The dear, patient
public srumblcs, but continues, per-
force, to ride in the stuny cars and
hold fast 10 the swaylng straps, there
The evening world., 1894-07-27

Who would have suspected that the
railroads could run even Constitution.
al Convention? But there il IS. The
Committee on Preamble ungracefully
reVerses itself and reports in favor OF
allowing the 5000 limit to stand in
damages for loss Of life on the rail.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

There is reason to suspect that Mr..
Piatt dealt from the bottom OF the deck.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

The story that Father Nuickerbocker
Was robbed of fifteen million dollars
twenty years ago, and that he only
found 1t out last week is harder to be-
lieVe than e%-Capt, Dohcrty'~ story Of his
Aladdin-like transactions In Wall street.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

Among other historical pieces in tn
layetie OF the royal baby Ii n swing cot
hung in frame of mahogany inlais
With gold and orna M nted with TN
crown and plume If royalty. II orr
irally belonged TO Princess Victoria ~
The evening world., 1894-07-27

blue-glass theory keeps his memory
green.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

On the very track where Maud :.
queen of trotters, made her record Of
..oS ga nine years ago her fgures we're
once equalled and four times surpassed
yesterday. Ryland 7. made new rec
ORD for geldings, 2,oi 81 and also trotted
the three fastest heats on record his
hgures being los, 207 &-i and eos 81.
The trotting world moves.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

Lawyer COTS fishing Is turning out
well
The evening world., 1894-07-27

Able financier as he was. II came Capt.
Doherty's time to go broke"
The evening world., 1894-07-27

has been used by all Her Majessy's en-.
dren. The cot WAS dressed by Mrs
monds, London draper The colors ~
white and rose pink; the brocade cur
talns are pearl silk, with blushIo'
pattern; the shee.s are Irish lawn Wv
blankets Pyrenean wool embroldere"
and the quilt is like The curtains.
The evening world., 1894-07-27

1t is now pretty generally known
where ex-Capt. Doherty got II.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
Three Had u stand.


To ne ElII0T
In losrd mud 80 cents proceeds NJ stand.
collected To- WILLIAM Nj RITA,
Joseph MIRTHt.
MAURICE MURriiA.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-08-31
SENATORS TO STEP DOWN.
Quite a Number of Terms Expired with
the Lid Congress.

Quite a Number OF Terms Expired with
the Lid Congress.
The respective terms of the follow
ing Unit d States Senators expire
next March and the Legislatures
which choose their successors are to
be elected this fall:
DEMoCRATs-James II. Berry ARK }. Will
lam lam Lindsay CKyl Matthew dnN @; Butler Is, e..
John r. MCPHERSON On. j.. J. N: Camden wv.
Va J, Matt w. Ransom IN. c., Richard Coke
Texas. Patrick Walsh (Ga.), lsham G. Harris
REPUBLIcANs-Josepi NJ Carey (wyoming)
James McMillsn Mich; VIM; T.; Chandler IN.
H;,' RF. PettigreI q. D} Shelby N, Cuilom
Frye NIaine), George l.. Shoup OdahO). Anthony
Higgins !Dell, w; D. Wa hbnrn tMinn J. Geo.
l.. Hoar Mass.). Edward o. Wolcott Coll g.
+. Henderson (Nebraska).
The terms of Nathan +. Dixon, Rhode
Island; James F. Wilson, Iowa. and Jo-
{ eph Dolph, of Oregon, | epublicans,
and Eppa Hunton of Virginil, A. ].
Mel aurin of Missi sippi, and John II.
Morgan of Alabama also exl ire next
year. Rhode Island has already elect
ed senator Dixon's successor, George
Peabody Wc,more. Iowa has elected
Wilson's succe ssor, ex-Gog. Coar. Ex-
Senator Walthall had all eady been
elect the next term from Missis-
sippi tefore he resigned and ave place
for the appointment of MacLaurin to
his unexpired term. Eppa Hunton's
(! uccessor from Virginia will be Senator
Martin, having hem already chosen.
In Alabama and Oregon the / egisla-
lures have already been elected and
Senators Morgan ID Dolph practi-
cally assured of being chosen their own
successors.
Ee ide the Senate S, N. c. Blan-
chard of Louisiana, and Thomas j.
Jarvis, Of North Carolina, Democrats,
and Geore G. Perkins of Californ a
and John Patton, Jr., OF Michigan, Re-
publicans, were chosen by. governors
to fill vacancies, and the Legislatures
to be ell etc / this fall will choose their
successors for the remainder of their
respective { rms. Montana. Washing
ton, and Wyoming have had only one
Senator each dur. ng the present Con-
gress and the vacanc es caused there
by are to be filled by the Legislatures
elected this ia in those States.