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RlhKJrS.

Among tho qaocr suits brought in
Civil Justice court on Friday was one
by young woman against surgeon.
She had submitted to an operation on
her forehead 70 "rcmoyc wrinkles, -
but instead Of los.n; tho telitale lines
in her corrugated brow she had added
20 them bad scar.
The desire OF women to keep
Young looking - and to preserve their
beauty leads io many cXpcdcnts-somc
Innocent and harmless. often even help
ful to the health. Blt the excision oi
cIrc-liues or age -narhs ny the knife i
not " wrinkle To bc commended.
Philosophy Is better guide than
surgery IN such case. In the matter
OF wrinkle, IAN ouncc OF prevention
Is worth a pou'd ot cure. - Ii lovely
women world realize early that wrin =
l,lCs are nature . penalties for frowns,
how much more smiling and calmness
there might l." in the world
10 face ia" small worries OF life with
IN unrUititd brow is better recipe Tor
7 ,Ecscryiug beauty than was ever COM
hinod by a chemist Amiability and
plac.dity are omoiicnts Tor the skin ..
wcll rs -oitrrcrs Of the character.
Wrinkles that honestly 20 with age
are another thing. Ii il not easy to -.
cape the hi"rorIyphics OF Father Tim.
on the parchment that cover. the face
They bold hints of character. They
are q part of the record oil lie. Eu
premature wrinkles are better kept of
than cut or rrblcI out.
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PE.rIyG The wHIRLwiyp.

Tn. labor leader who urccipitatcs n
strike take. , crave rcspou.ibili,y-how
yrly,. Nlr. prr. i finding ont in tho
lrr.l E-ht al iurrudiarism and in such
destruction Of life and rropcr,y a
occurred a, Clic,ro Yesterday.
In moral. ~ in law q ,.,nc man i. re
sno,.'I.r for tnc result q, h.. ac.s Tho
President OF the HALLWAY tpinu. it = fair
+, a..p,uo. had no nurn,.c OF invoking
anarchy. ar.,n and ASSASSINATION when
he caIl,l mI. his mon 10 enforce a
boycott AGAINST the Pullman COMPANY.
All oi lis orders and addresses have
f,yorol E,yi,l rne,L,Is only. In hi.
DESPATCH To- TIE WoErp Yesterday lac
said. ''\u,nau who loves the cause
will become la,yie.s. and those who do
- ought 10 he rupi.hnd. %
And We. if was rs c,rtgin ne ANYTHING
could be that if an extensive strike wer,
inaurnr,ted ut Chicago IawIcssncss and
violence. and crime w,ul,l urrnmrnuv it.
This Ia. bee, true If every great strike
on the railroads. History that must be
known tn prgs and his associates is
.inrlv ror,.atirp i,s,if There il nj
way in Il lar,,a CITY = dangerous element
tina. j. sure in n,ucto III. front in Times
Of disorder 1, WIS lust ~ certain that
riotng. assaults and destruction Of
prnnerv would i,ll,w a RAILWAY strike
in Chicago at this time ~ il il that
carload OF combustibles will take fire if
= torch i thrown int, if. The Debses
,upplieI III. torch. the Anarchists. the
tli.vas tho .tnugh-'' and tho vo,,rg
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Is HE A TRUE spORrswAN7

i'' ''"'' VI " AIS ''',,H'''S III vac
''P'"''' %, " ''"r an "'''','"
>r','"'I,,' ''"' j. ms "'''2"' !"'''-
h'' nat i ''"' Sportsman . Is
" "ooN''I"tt sportsman Are '"'
p"'' laced c't'A IA" 'ho 'iS.'r'''e-
'h'oh'"S once ooy VINO i"i"'HI '"e
poor rooms Si'o'''"', u. are 'n' yo''hi
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LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE
Half Loaf I, Better Thsn No rrc,1

To the Editor Of The World
1 have been induced to write these %ev
truths with a view that, should you
indorse them, you publish them TO ths
world through the medium of ytur
widely circulating paper.
In course OF discussion respecting thu
modihed tariff proposed in the United
states senate, one of my most inteIli-
gent friends totherwise) and Democratic
IN Iontios, now says that II Is the worst
IIariil PHI ever proposed. The Democrats
nave Tor years acclaimed against Repuh-
leans and deprecated protection n
trusts. Now as soon as they are in
power they ,succumb to the worst COM
bine-viz.. the sugar interests
My remark Is that I am a tariff m.
former and that the Republicans hays
protected the iron, cotton and wooiIen
manufacturers for the last twenty years.
ana that IL we can get a reduction of 20
or even per cent. on some Things AZ an
oblect-lesson. with free raw materials
even II 1t IS simply on wool and lumber,
" Will IN Few years result in convincing
even the most Dretudiced PrOtectionists
that the business even Ia the rnanufac-
, turer VIII be moro. favorable than ever,
as in the time Of the frcar tariff ~ ISls'
and that it is the duty of a tariff-re.
former 20 stick 10 his coors and yot.
ior tafiL reform every time and cut
ana biackbaiI' every democratic member
Of Congress and of the United States
senate who has been recreant to his
sworn duty.
I for one cannot afford to walt for
free trade. which is bound to come, nm
less we accent n small gratuity Of re-
form meanwhile. as the masses ara
hound TO have n reduction Of duties that
! now prevail. and il is better for the
protected interests to agree now to a
moderate REDUCTION than IN few years
when they viii be compelled to accent
! an avalanche OF reform in the shane az
Z free trade. -
| PERHAPS your statistics man has al
/ ready his report of the average PERCENT
aSe OF reduction il the proposed senate
/ hill from h" Mck:aley bill now in force.
I IL So VIII be pleased to Ua.uee It.
/ AN OLD TARIFF REEURMER.
Brooklyn. June y.
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PERSONAL AND PERTINENT.

Things might be worse. Mrs. Lease
continues TO hold her tongue.
NIraoeau Lamar Towns. OF Brooklyn,
Is running long way behind his name.
Deb, says that ne is gaining ground.
CoX"y went to Jail for the same thing.
1t is sad to think that Gov. Waite OF
Colorado, has wife but not better
half.
It's an III wind. &C. Chicago now
has 10 time to think about ner baseball
club.
This country has too much backbone
Z to give way to Debs. Disorder and Dis
Indignation.
j. Sloat Fassett wishes to prove that
1t l. only n faw years from shirt-sleeves
To shirt-slceves.
Thu man who wasn't cured OF catarrh
calls the Don QuIxote OF Disorder the
| "Debs of Despair"
Beneath the rule OF men entirely
great the pen is mightier than the
sword" Altgeld Is not entirely great.
The fact that San:o, President CARROTS
ASA -s!n, has asked money OF President
! ca9imir- Perier breaks the record for all
/ Gaul.
Chicago has frequently proved that she
can be more kinda Of centre OF dis
turbance than any other city in the
world.
'iov. Altgcld's second letter 10 Prasi-
, dent cleveland is the most striking e.
/ "ihit OF queluous impractibility on
record.
! Emperor William OF Germany will
visit Queen Nictorl, at the end Of the
month. II" wants 20 say An, Coo TO
/ the York baby.
Mr. Pullman bore up Well under the
! present crisis until he heard the awful
/ SIS that " iniam T. Stead was calling
, him hard names.
Compared with her present state, Chi
c4go was peaceful even when the Board
/ 81 Lady Managers Of the Worlds Fair
wAs in daily session.
, Senator can. OF Florida. denies that h.
recently removed his shoes in the Senate
chamber. lie complains that the press
has been Seeking IL TO him
/ J. :. CoSey .--r not been summoned to
testify before the National Cool Roads
conference at Asuury Park. lie has
no data that are not possessed b.. other
Ira wing -room-car passengers.
In the cnraen!1 At oxford las: week
when The Regius Professor OF Law wa
culpgizing Sir Edward Fry. a voice from
the gallery cried out, AIou have forgot
ten to say, sir. that he is Charley Fry
uncle"-Charley Fry being one Of tn.
most famous OF modem oxford athletes
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SUMNER J NGLES.

With the warming Of the GUNNER
Comes the beetle from the gloom,
And he shows himself n hummer
As he hluniers round tho room,
With his ZoOm. loom, Zoom,
B-Z-Z-Z-Zoum, 2ooW, COON
Bip!
Indianapolis Journal.
4 "swell' resort re found Grd there
He rearei stately named hotel;
But though his rates vera very fair.
Nor guests nor lucre to him fell.
And then he raised his rates on high
TIL they went nearly out OF sigEtI
He now, with scorntul fash OF eye,
Turns guests away all day and niEhf
Chicago Record.
The melancholy days have come
When the canine GOns his muZZle,
And man through all his waking hour
Feels beer impelled TO gu2zlG;
Detroit Tribune
The human race at present.
We hereby wish to state,
Is handicapped in running
BY a swelter weight.
Detroit Free Press
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SMILES BETWEEN SERMONS.


Yachting gloves are the latest faI.
They are worn chiefly 10y people who
can't afford TO keep a yacht.-Boston
Transcript.
What does Barlow mean when he
speaks OF his ancestral halls" y
dunno. Maybe his father was a truck
driver. Life.
A barber in Detroit was knocked
speechlsss the otaar day during a
thunderstorm. Lightnl2g's mighty power
ful.-Phiiadelphia Ledger
E.ldech-I saw the Doctors carria ge
at your house yesterday. Anything
serious? Gasser-I should say so, He
wanteI TO collect his bill.-Brooiilyn
Life.
Possibly the only advantage an India
rubber man has in museum or circus
Is that it doesn't surprise him when he
bounced by the manager.-Philadelp
Times.
The most wise looking being on earth
Is the young doctor treating his first
case. Subsequently he mobiles his wise
look. He knows there is nothing in it
Picayune.
ITS IA good thing people are not
treated nowadays rs Ananias was for
lying" "Why?" why, II We were,
Albert. ntholy'l he le.t alive but You
and L. AMI you'd he paraIyzed. Home
journal.
Mary Jane" said the rector. solemnly
"the steak Is cooked In u crisp and the
potatoes are raw. You have left undonC
the things that ought TO be done, and
cooked TOO done the things that ought
not TO be done. Indiana polls Journal
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national income tax az "blow at
New York. an unjust discrimination
against this city. Under the State in
hcritancc tax the city pays more than
two thirds Of the total amount COL
lectcd. J. this discrimination -
l. it not rather true that the taxes are
paid here because the inhcritanccs are
here? And il New York shall pay a
high percentage OF the income tax will
j; not bc Tor tho same rcason-bccansc
there are more largo incomes here ?
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TIE UpaRArlo pILLEyNIUm.

Cassandra, whose melancholy voice
la. Leen doing = vast amount OF croak
ing in recent years, was ioni OF pre-
dieting not long ago that the rivalry in
this city lctwcen German and Italian
grand opera would eventually drive
away The song birds OF the earth and
leave the metropolis to the more or less
tender mercies OF comic opera and liv-
ing pictures.
1t is pleasing Mt this time, when the
pcssimlst and the iconoclast are in high
icatler, to learn tina; not only had Cas-
-Lndra no warrant Tor these evil proph-
ecieS, hut that on the contrary the out :
look Tor 4 successful opera season in
which both schonla Of music shall I've
ably represented j. at this moment very
brilliant.
As the matter las been finally ar
ran.el season OF ltalila opera will I've
begun at the Mctropolit0. opera House
ON Nov. /. iNni For this Mr..
AGH!l las engaged Nine. MELEA, Miss
~u,l S,>p,p.,v and Miss ZErir nr
lr>.,x. sop,auos; ~i.nora M.HTrru,
c5n,mlt,. TAN,oso and DE- ErSlEF,
t,nors; M,rrrL and ANcoN. bari
ZONES. ur E,.z,,..n,d .vcoy ba.soa
and NI.yr,>uriI and Eryi,y,<I. com
ductors
ON Feb. /. 1895. a season ii Ger
man on,,u will h, in.ucurat.d ~ tine.
Nc,ropoliton. Mr. p,,ro.cu ha. en-.
...g.I Tor This a c.o.naov Of world .
llmous artists. Herr AWAY. who's,
n,rul.r,t, amun., lovers oi .nar, in Mi.
city is firmly established, viii rcrnrn t.
us. Ey I'm. courtesy Of Fmnero,
WuIt,,,. Of GERMANY New York will
nave the p-iyi,cg. al listening ,o Fran
Eos, Srr,rrr ,hc lannon's s2nrupo .,
In. E,,.u D.rra .lI.u.,. n.rIir In
sb,rt mast enthusiastic and rritira.
W.,rp.yi,n u,,. vest o.s,ral tina, -,
v,rlso his ,na-,cr vii, l., ir,.rrrs,cg
r.,, s.,.,r IN. artists ~, in. hioL..,
,,rl. and of w.,lJ-vib,. fam.
Th,, ~. canning ,,or,,i, sa,.,, vii
M. %a o,,,r;o,s thronyb IN. efforts d,
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shell &c E.uR Russial

II tic &.!tor Of Tic World:
I'VE must meet it with equal rcsolu.
ton in Russlas case"
Oh. To; but You win not so meet ,h,,
kizominsid case. You VIII rot swarrer
nor Will you insult Russia as is Gus
tomarr with England and poor littls
Chill when difficulties arise
You. Will accept tn situation because
you Wei snow American bluster would
not j. tolerated at ST. Petersburg and
YOU haN taken the measure g the Rus
sian near
firesh.m may write a nili despatch.
lsll-DG two. bat the poor Russians
american viii remain IN Siberia no,
the Iri;ei state Government U'll not
he rud" o. impert.n1Et when addressing
tno Hai'crat of Al the i;Lssiaa. quito
ING reNSrS Mr.. Editor. l..
New Brighton, :. L.. july ).
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The Tariff bill has been sent to con-
ference alter vain attempt on the par,
Of the Republicans to delay action
The confenees OF the House are VII
son, McNlILLIS, Turner and NIoNy-
GoNERY, Democrats, and E&ED, Bur
ROWS and PAYNE, Republicans. TAi-
is committee that is likely to insist on
Democratic principles against German o
lied Mckinleyism. Chairman VII
sos's ringing speech was iull Of both
courage aud hope.
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THE WORLD: SUNDAY. JULY g. 1891.
with vigilant. It may be thnt he
likes horses generally better than yachts

likes horses generally better than yachts
generally. but this was his own yacht
and another mans horse, and IL he
had been true sportsman he would
have been on the deck OF Britannia in
stead Of laying wagcrs on Iahas.
Perhaps the Prince is as much Of
sportsman - statesman, but that docs
not help him. There are men who
wear ridiug-braochcs and hats with
strings to hold them on, but who sit Oh
tho fence and watch tho other men sit
on the horses. They arc called shoe
string sports. \ man WHO will let
another man sail his ship while he bets
on q third mans horse ism I even that.
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abrcgate law which so far from ex-
Guiding undesirable Cinnamon serves
only to select the worst Of them for
importation by corrupt and corrup,ing
consniracips
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Trini.y's Ers.ze Doors.

! tFrom the Phhsdelphia Record )
The Aston memorial bronze doors for
Trinity Church, New York, are nearly.
completed. They are the work of CONF
petent artists and have cost three years
tbpr anu $1,000 As Il gateway to
devotion bronze doors are no doubt APP
propria te, giaudenlng the eye OF the ar
list and CultiNatlng a taste for the besuti-
ful, but II Is a happiness to know they
do not bar the entrance TO the narrow
way. . ..
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tary legislative principle are 80 con-
stantly made apparent by current events
that IL the English people had any sense

Of bur,,-- che ,a,;s,,.ix-a rJn,,sa ~ Iori,
womb ,o,g s,,cs have bacn a,o,,sb "a
t,r that ra,sop ,l,r, re ridirn,ou.
Nt,ro,,is n, A,os,.,,-,. f,-,-i,,, AZ ,o,,s-
l,t,r whose ,,ta yyo.,li b,ya had "a n,,c,,
,,s,ebt as tho. ~ cr,ls,,,,o ON tho anal
n,ss,ga ~ tho No. ,,,rre,,ous h,,,. the
Io,s- array cr r,,,.r,,+ noes r,b,s,
r,,-,e,. t-o,,bro, h,,., ,,,,,o oh,,,, ,,. .no
sf,lIas. ex,-,,.,c,r,,, ,,.o- h,I,a, 49,
or thr,pgs accommoiatinr loo nsr cen.
,l,o''ey -iehueI, 'he nopLe sen,.e,eh VINO
80, .,s "'''' t''- " '.s'I,.e -
p'.| ''i,'' II, IONS
80 VuS',' '",i' peer dseS' '''e ioo'iSh
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L. l. Pr "E fe'st''."n' ana Eng
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The Ways and Means Committee rec
ommends non concurrence in the Sen
ate tariff amendments. Ii the
House will stick TO that text tho
(" hold up" will get no booty.
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We do not deny that Gov. FLowER
may have all the political foresight his
admirers credit him with. But what
does it profit the seventh son of a sew
enth son to be born with caul and
without backbone
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Il appears from report Of Comptrol,

~ appears nom report OF NonPEIUI-
Ter ROBERTS to the Constitutional Con :
vention that the total amount of the
collateral inheritance tax collected in
this State last year was So, 291, AIS, OF
this amount 81, 227, 6l7 was collected in
this city. This inheritance tax is one
for which Senator HILL claims large
share Of the credit. He objects to the
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At first Prof, HARRISON thought the
cavity in which ne has been deposited
was cyclone cellar. but lie may yet
agree with MCKINLEY that il looks
more like the bottomless pit oil politics.
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There can be no reform in municipal
politics until blackmailera are punished
As the felons they are. Sing Sing alone
can bring relief to New York City.
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Nigilant was beaten again Yesterday
by Britannia. The course w.. lhryane
as that sailed on Thursday. Inr -ai's
OF the American yacht set better. bet
the Britannia won id,r race in q lair
contest, though Capt. CAEIar, uI tie
Britannia, frankly says o. yAiuI the
Nigilant is the faster boat. The We
tory seems 10 have been the rcaD,, ui
better handling, greater familiarity with
the course, ard the time allowance III
favor OF the English boat.
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ALroELD says he has ample military
force. Why then does he not stop the
riotipg, arson and murder?
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The explicit and ample authority

The explicit and ample authority
under which the President acted in
ordering Federal troops to aid in cn =
forcing the national law is given in the
extracts from the Eeyi.cd Statutes
printed on this page. /: il not only
lawful for the President 10 employ
either the militia OF the regular forces
10 'supprcss instruction, domestic
violence or combinations or cons pira =
cies which obstTuct OF hinder the cye-
cution oil the laws, hut the statute
says it shall b, Ii daty' 20 take
such measures. President CLEVELAND
Is not only right IN his action, bg, he j.
right in declining 10 -rl., l...s with
Coy. ALTGELD over lie matte. /. Is =
time Ior action, not lora.=....-.on.
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There is nothing crooleGer than the
straight ticket scheme.
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WHO IL TO BE JhILED7

II IL now clear that the Ordnance
Bureau i. implicated in the armor plate
scandals.
The proof i positive aud complete.
The ra~calitic. were committed with the
aid oi agents Of the bureau, and the
bureau itself must choose between i plea
of utter !ucapacity on the one hand and
Il Confession oi couUiN4Uce ON the other
The question stiIl i, Who il 10 be-
jailed ior the frauds ? Eut the Latest
revelations enlarge the list oil elisibles
in that direction 80 u 10 make it en-
brace officers oil the Government where
L-iore it seemed to he confined 10 men
il authority in the Carnegie shops.
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The c4Mesg SMUGGLING CONSPIRACY

TIE NuEln has uncarth"I = great Oh
a.N scandal, and to LAY it lays the
.acts beio,e the public as it has ;drcady
aid them before the Secretary OF the
Treasury.
The Chinese Exclusion act has always
been condemned IN All open minds be-
cau-a OF ia injustice and cruel illib.
r.ality OF race prejudice. But Tn
WORLD has long suspected that it had
NOS, feature lhau this, that it was one
oi those laws whose chief elect is 10 ia .
c,iila,r aud induce the surrcptitious
doing ior brides and blackmail oi the
very things they purport to forbid
! searching inves iigation, including
some practical experiments, has shown
thi. suspicion 70 be in exact accordance
with tie iaci,.
The law is intended to exclude
Chinese iauorcrs from coming into the
country Under protection OF its pro =
vision, an elaborate speculation IN
. Chinese immigration has been organ
lied, With connections IN tie custom.
service, with railroad alliances and with
- complete system OF perjury Tor it,
plant. 80
TIE WORLD las not been content to
secure morally satisfactory proof tina,
lie system exists. II ha- made demon
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~ months J.og'i ES5ir - TIER s'slr..r dddrsss.s
NIL hare THE WORLD rldIsi 10 Uest r,yUil5ly
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SUNDAY, JULy S. t5g+.

Entered al TIE los. Qfc. q! Mr. iior. as second.
C1oss Mad NaNsr.
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