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The evening world., 1894-04-24
You read the Evening World!
Do you read she Sunday World
AT THE SAME OLD A N
The BIiss-Patt-rson Aggregation of
Old. Familiar Fnces.

The County Committee elected by the
Bliss-Pattersun wing Of the Republican
party will meet for o~rganizat ton al the
Grand Oepra-House hall nsK Monday
night The meeting place Is at the same
old stand. and among the Committee
are many names familiar in connection
with the old machine. This is the list:
First District, twu oeiegstes-AErttu BeEley.
Eugene II HeaIer CONTESTED.
Second District twO as~isgEres-Francit Nc
Grams. Simuu Gavin
murray JUSrph Gallo tnSri.r + adler
FOURTH Dlgtricr 'wO ae~ieGstst-John Collins.
Fiftt District, thr-. Administrations sirpsya.
Ger. DEn,sl Z Butt"rheid, Thomas Hogan
sixth District. tire. osi.Est-E-JeufEe HlliGrt.
FRANCIS snyasr Cnsriet l. HIln-rstsdt
seventh District. tour doi-gu,eN-J4cut N Pat
i.rson Henry {. Lofty. charies snerick. , L
LlEtn District four Internationally Van
Coz, John u Lawson. Joseph L MuhltnE frvo-
Nlnth Dtr,rir'. ~. DELEGATE, 900 G.o-r, b
b.sn' johr NckeeNer Joseph ] HsctetL Frank
i'm d Mile Fstri"t Il s-r,
Tent District. three Observation-Disclosures Sta usn-
mann George Fei-mau. William s.sriug
E.-ren't District four oei.EEtes-1ol C.ury.
H.dr-t
TWsi',t p,r.rirt thres Observation-Disclosures Hen
be- Z. Grant Lust. F'snE II DElr.
rtirv-ert bibtrtct i"uf Frcaer1ck /
cipts human L Hamilton. William I Turner.
Fourteenth DtftrIcl thfet utlsEStsE-thETtst A
f.GbJoN PhlnI Y Smith. JUmsf CrEvturc-
Ft'i-euiu district fuuf aeieEIisE-k ubrr' A.
GraTe"u- JOhn !. Nindoipt. John Farrell. seth
Wilkes
s.1-ute-utn District. thr.s oeIerstes-charle,
p I.ming, " Matthew Eonsri Miller
NEumgk.r GurteV 4 Schuisr. Charles L Mott
Elue,s-utn district -four oeleEgt.s-Juhu keissn,
~-uef Charles h rEs.. ! l. Van Wormer,
Alexander guiuvsll
Tweutlsth District tire. oslegEt-s-Ssmue }
Campbell Alfred y Mason. ". I. Stephenson.
TWENTY -h-st Dlutrirr eve dsleKGtes-wiltiEn
BtyUEtslc. Cen samuel ThunaI 7 J Callahan
Iulry 1. Eiusteiu. AusID 6. hrCUuk
Tv-ut, h-cpuo DlUtro' tnres dslegEteE-Juht
n Cuuuef. JONI UCUnnel and Clarence Foub
Giu..
Tv"u,y -,hlrd District SI delcEH,es-c. NJ
b,rs. y EbrEtAu Grvbsf. ! : LEhuuip-
FrsEE bfGl nerd. : n Anderson and n X Ol-utt
1S.u'' 'uu-,t District 'Vur C.l.ES'eE-C II
: Collie L9up T. bpilc Adelpheui Rsimtun an.
vent, -r,rp-. D,B,1~, Eve oelsEs,.s-Juii
" &p,rr alfred h. Pas. william KGIIUck
Washington WlpuT r. II Woodward.
TS"utg -uluu Dtstn~' four dsiesstss-w. z
LnqfrwE EDWARD E.slcy. ErueEl Hall Thoma
. EuEt
Tur.ert Ds,rt~-. three .l.gE,.~wIuts II
TeI EyuE ruErst u Bsrrlsm. Ceorrs VI
htrpit-uI
The County Committee Il IN,
plac. q the COMMITTEE Of Thirty which
Eas gyue out Of existence. AL Du
!. twsnly-Une election districts are or
, ganiZed under the Committee Of Thir
ty's plan.
The evening world., 1894-04-24
MRS. MEHEGKE historical.
Unable to Answer in Court for
Hursewhipping Boess
Her Husband Serves Notice that He
VIII Non Pay Rent.

The excitement incident 10 the horse
whipping uf her brutner-ir-luv Ed-
ward Boese. II ~ wict street.
yesterday by MIR z. v MeinicEe. wHE
too much for her and H. c~unseuueuce
she 10 to-day confined tc he. bed Mrs
Meinicke pHsseu III. nIEhi IL hcr FIAT,
y. West One Hundred u Twenty
nth street. IL o tvr;"rr-ul state IL
consequence ST viii ne bc Hnlt 70 ~
pear in the Tombg Police Cuur; fhis
afternoon In response Il q FumuT1ns
that wAs served on he-. requiring he-
TO answer for the asssu ut with the
rGwhlde on M Hoese, one o. hey nus
bands partners.
The physiciars certificate n TINS effect
wa SEM u hey awe NJ SGhnltzef
VINO WI present i To- tht presiding DO
Although unable t. rise. Mrs MeirecEt
insisted OF seeinr the reporter Wh1
called while br Hansen was u-es@ni
SUCH d state thHt ] duu't care what be-
cJmee Of me she EuiQ y could have
STOOD The excitement 81 beHtinF thai
bruther-in-IHv % mine yesterday. bu'
what mas thrown me into Il state %
collapse IL the letter that my l~EnGyoru
received from NJ N"ineckeF lgwEer
TINS morning. H. vrur. that my nus
more rpn: for our al. ! received q letter
from my landlord this morning Accom-
panied with b d~ispoesesE proceedings
u the landlord executes these proceed
ings ] shall soon be without any shelter
MY husbands lawyer, Mr. Hardy. has
MADE the proposition that J accept So a
week and tn. house in Pelham which :
gave my husband when J married him
J have given aim nearly everything. ]
have sold my diamonds ana would Toe
willing &c sell ever my piano and furnl-
tu-e rather than TO accept the mean
proposition Of the lawyer. J wnulG not
care for all this but ] was ever com
PEELED 10 pawn my wedding ring"
The evening world., 1894-04-24
No Cable Wanted There.

To the Editor:
The people Of this city have only the daily pa
pers 10 look AFTER their interests. Thoss who he
sent 10 Albany 10 DO ~ seem 10 have L way Of
forgetting their obligations to those who sent
them there. Tbt wo-id'' has done great thingR
and ". hope it will nov come TO the rescue O:
No-ningEde Park and those who live IN this
region. by using all its influence AgAinst 4 cable
car road IN front o. Il The whole front Of Morn
ingsine Park 10 now q beautiful drive. With q
wide promenade, and Etreet-car lines are wisely
prohibited by law from encroaching thereon. But
what are law 10 The gentry who can 80 easily
buy up q Legislature. including both parties :
M. Lsmon, and Mr.. whitney. ! understand from
= very reliable source, are piling up their niilionA
using Mr.. Cr-mmins rs their Tammnny manager.
Would either Of these gentlemen with q csbie-car
IN front 0. his door : The caole-csr could just
ss well 20 TO One Hundred and siTteenth street
on Eighth avenue, as 80 by korningsidt Park.
which no, only destroys The drive on which 50
much has been spent bu; q beautiful r-sidenoe
portion OF the city as well. II would also make
IT dangerous for those wishing to use the park for
nurses or children. to say nothing OF the annoy
Inces o. IN. noise Of bells and cable TO those
living on the street s z
The evening world., 1894-04-24
wORLDLINGs.

only sboa, 200 starr are visible to til. naked
eye
The EusFlAr army uses l7o, 900 horses in time
q :.eao.
Tie railroads Of he United States hIr. cust
ueErl - pI40IG @: dolls1-
h F-suetnEr hsf succeeded in making a pal
static Inc = vine Out o. pDtatosE-
Minnesota wheat yield 10 At 600, 900 bushels
Cu-lyuEy enough, the state produces more cats
,aur SbsGl
Tns-. - a neErU IN Birmingham. Ala. whose
;los - q three disrao, c0ion. ranging from
u.Lof 70 light .elluE.
The -Ii.Ety lres from Paris TO Lyons ana
'-Jz Para 70 HAVE srs replacing their steam
locomotives with electric.
There are l7 pounds q Ealt in q ton Of water
nIum :hs bead Sea In the Atlantic the amount
Ia 81 pounds to every ton
The number o. suicides Increased IN NAssachu-
settS 10 gss 10 isy2 fron lsS the ysRf previous
Z these $50 were Of men Eno ~ Of women.
Lord HouEbion Ia the younsast Lord Lieutenant
ireland ever had and one OF the hAndsomes;.
by the death Of Lord Crsws he inhsriis an income
Of fz0o. 90 a year.
The evening world., 1894-04-24

II Ii said that Gov. Flower ia threat
enec with the loss Of Tanmany sup
port II he does not veto the New York
municipal reform bills. He will GER
tAinly lose b esteem and confidence OF
the best elements in Hew York's bust
ness and political circles II he does veto
those bills. Which loss will he prefer TO
sustain?
Mr.. Suffers Itue knowledge OF how
STAIRS were u 81 Ia the STATE Senate
proved a dangerous thing. It drove the
majority into the caucus which. last
Eight decided 10 support the reform
bihs which sulzer and Tammeny most
cesire 70 defeat. II the Governor. Yield
Ag 70 Tammapy threats. shall veto the
The evening world., 1894-04-24
HIS Body NOT FOUND.
Relatives Deny that Young Potta-
cius Had QuarreIied with Hi. Uncle.

The body Of YUM George Pottacius.
who. with his uncle. Philip Siebert. was
drowned last Sunday while fishing in ia
maica Bay. near Canarsee, has not yet
been recovered.
The published report that the Flat
heads policestated that S!ebert and Pot
tacius had been arrested last June, while
drunk. for fighting over Z woman, is H.
diErantly denied by the relatives Of the
drow ned men. They say that the two
were like two brothers ana ~inseparable.
They were never known 10 drink TO eX-
cess or exchange ever an angry word.
Siebert's employers. Rist d Campbell.
marble cutters. at 465 Cherry street, will
probably see that Siebert Is properly
buried. He worked for the firm many
years and was well thought Of by them.
Pottacius's correct address is "a
briggs avenue. near Graham, Green
point. He lived there with his parents.
The evening world., 1894-04-24
DOBSON WEEDS AGAIN.
Miss Maude Earle h
Wife of the B~unioiNt.

There was much svrpr So to-day among
the friends Of BanJoist Edward {. Dob
son over the announcement Of his mar
RAG &c yesterday TO Miss Maude Earle,
Of 153 East Thirty-frst street.
Ny. DubsuE had been released from the
bonds Of a fUrue- matrimonial venture
only since last Thursday. His former
wife Is In Paris. where she went Two
years ago.
The marriage ceremony ~ NiEE by rls
and Mr. DpDspr was performed by Dr
George : Webster IN the F4rti Pr-spy-
terrain Church, al Eleventh street p
FIftn avenue. While the P~r-FbyIsry was
IN session there. The ceremony was
witnessEl By many Of the ~cl~rFyusn.
VINO. although Mr.. DJbsJr had INTENDED
that The wedding should b. % a rtr1rt.y
private nature. crowded into the church
from the meeting-roOm.
The evening world., 1894-04-24
Thai WILD BEAST FIGHT.
Col DooHs Say. o. VIII OaIy Re. a
Wr-StiIBE Match.

SAN FRANCISCO. 4p-l &-COl
Boone haF notified DirsctDr general Of
the Micwinter Fair that hE contract
allows him 70 exhibit trained animals
In the arena, and erpresheE great Eur-
prise that any one SHOULD accuse him
Of giving al ion and tear tight. He
LAY he merely intsodS % have q Hon
and bear engaged In o Wrestling match.
and thai neither the Hidn1Dtsf .'sir ON.
Gals nor LSe police have the power 10
stop H.
Az the Colonel 10 ceiling tickets for the
event for % 10 ~. II IL the impression
that ~ VIII b q very lively wrestling
testants are liable 70 get hurt
The evening world., 1894-04-24
STILL THE WAR GOES ON.
Knhns and Tanner Families. Weigh
bors, in Another Row.

The war between the households OF
Prof. Robert Kahns and August Tanner
al Garretson, S. /, has broken out
afresh. and on Sunday night resulted in
the arrest Of Prof. Kahns, charged
with cruelty TO animals, and Robert
Kahns. jr.. and George Weigert, charged
with assault.
The ill-feeling, which originally broke
OUT over the t-espassing Of Philip
property. WAS intensified by the build
ing Of a high fence which shut out the
view from August amer house: the
shooting of one OF Kahns's dogs, n
d charge OF poisoning against Mrs. Fos-
ter.
On Sunday Philip Light n Samuel
Baum were taking measurements OF
Tanners lot when, II is alleged, Weigert
and young Kahns came out looking for
a fight. They got il. with the result
that both were whipped and then ar
rested.
The evening world., 1894-04-24

CIntnei cloth ant heavy lettings IN
sunnrt cnln-inEs are artistic backgrounds
tor brilliant nils =. n-~ic-H-h-Ec, such as
mi--n-s Ent c~knaelEn-z II gilt or bur
nished silvsr, And Also for the fashionable
oval F-enchy picture frames in these
same metals, " the newer blu enamel
and tnlttEoan Jewel creations II there
Is L rE--ow Space between Two windows
cover Il with 4 straight breadth Of felt in
olive green ~ dun rel. Ead group your
gorgeous articles 81 vi-tu upon 81
The evening world., 1894-04-24
Home Lunch.

:: Boiled Huntuy. .
: Sweet Butter.
{: ChocnlRte- +:
g: Note-Chccolnie In FOO and drink. :
{: II Is too rich 10 use In q big meal :
{: and apt 10 produce biliousnexs OF :
4: heartburn. Besides. Il 10 q mistake .
{: 10 spend 50 much precious time and :
money on the table
The evening world., 1894-04-24
The Soul.
To the Editor:

ter you vaosis your" body At eAs ehsnss-
m~iscallsd ~death-1our body Vii b called =
dead body" Why Simply because 'yos' hss
vacated IT for . new spiritual body. o. Pad
tells Us that there Is . spiritual hcdy. - wsn -
. natural body. Well. then. - soon - ss
soul C'tyou") vaoa,es your natural body. 'reu"
ceupy your new spiritual body. "Yo1." tn soal.
which animated the old earthly body. have simply
moved into Q new house. where you can brsaths
better and erpand more fully. So. you Zee. thst
the body Is no; you" but YOUR" Yos are
the soul or life Of the body. vKREL.
The evening world., 1894-04-24
Black lie Fashionsb BILE.

Black dresses are fashionable, 80 much
50 II is not always asy 10 distinguish
whether they mean mourning or not.
For this reason modistes are adding a
touch of color. A dead-black wool
trimmed with crepe is less expensive by
far than the all-crepe dresses, which
very few wear IN this country. Silks
are not worn except for so-called light
mourning. Black gros grains promise TO
be generally worn this Spring. The new
pieces AVE medium reps Ind are OF
rich set black. with a soft lustre- For
less eve mourning than crepe dead
black Henrietta is chosen, MADE exceed
The evening world., 1894-04-24
QUARANTINE AT SING SING.
Custodinns of Prisoners MusI Leave
Them AT the Door.

Deputy Sheriff Burke LEFT for Sing
Sing this morning with 8 number o.
prisoners. Sheriff Sexton had misE1vinEs
at first that the prisoners would not be
admitted because there is smallpox IN
the prison and il is under quarantine.
Three new cases Of the disease developed
IN the raE shop last week
The Sheriff had not been notified
that prisoners would NOT re received
and he therefore instructed Burke 10 60.
y don't suppuse they will let Burke
inside the prison. said the Sheriff this
morning. H will have 10 leave his
prisoners al the door. Provision is made,
DO doubt that new corners will not be
brought in contact with inmates who
are infected or who ave been exposed
TO Hanger. No visitors are allowed in
the prison. ! am informed. No permits
are issued 10 any me"
The evening world., 1894-04-24
sunday-School and Braina.

To The Editor:
take exception lno douba very much whssher
'Arti-Chump" can qualify his statement thu; tie
ordinary sundAr-Sehool young man h 4 nun"
Webster oehnss the word " muir m follows: "A
mean. silly. or stupid fellow q poor-spirftsd q
oespicabie person" Ny long sxpsrienoe and OBJ
serrnttons ~ scholar. teacher and ofhcsr in ths
sundsy-schoo. DO not permit NE to beiievs ID
there Is 4 " phiiosophie'' reason far branding u
ordinary sunday-scboa young man all. or any
part Of what ~'Anu-chunp'' practically claims
him The SUNDAY school II . brain-developtng IN
stitudun along religious and moral lines and Tie
men that the world to-day respects rnd sdnirn
have all, With but few exceptions been suntEy-
School boys The problems Of the PRESENT. let -
assure "~Anu-Chump." win ben be SOLVED BY m
Of character and principle. and such men are -
Developed TO any great extent uutssAe Il Tie 4.
fuence and teaching Of the Sunday School.
ANTI-MUYT. BzuckiyA
The evening world., 1894-04-24
An Industrial Problem.

A rather startling industrial develop
ment is reported from Victoria, where
women have now been substituted for
men al no fewer thar 200 railway sta
The result has been q saving Of
5000 per veal in salaries. The average
wage paid TO n station-mistress is 90 Der
year. whereas the objectionable male
used 10 receive E5O. But as the Sydney
Telegraph asks: How il the Victorian
woman going 10 support a husband and
family on 60 a year"
The evening world., 1894-04-24
Co1ey's Cause and the Coxey Men.

10 the bultor:
] see that your readers IRE attacking the men
composing the Corey army. Il is wrong 70 call
them . Set n uamps- II cannot be expected
that a body Of unemployed men. walking from
ten 10 fifteen miles a DAY. in all kinds Of weather,
can look respectable. While many worthless men
may be included in his army. believe the cause
a good one. and that the END Of 1t will bring
forth surprising results to the people in general.
and mainly to those who are ridieulins the
movement ! believe their Is q political reason
behind IT all. and Corey wants to superinterd III.
distributions Of the funds for good roads or some
public Improvements u he is successful. l.
The evening world., 1894-04-24
The clearinghouse Abandoned.

10 The Editor:
The different views Of your corfespcntents %
the subject Of boarding houses have interested ne
greatly. ! an unfortunately compelled to board
and have found that the most detestahle thing
about a boarding house Is the old man inmaia
who has exhausted the pleasures Of this world
II married. his wife Is generally an ugly. siovsniy
creature, and In their o~pinion-otten sxpresssd-
no woman better looking or udier in appearance
than she. 10 vtrtuouA Until such people are
dehArred from boarding houses, they will contnae
TO be one OF the disabreeAble features OF civ
life. COUNTRY
The evening world., 1894-04-24
NlCOLL'S FIRM DiSSOLVES.
Ex-District-Attorney Preferred
an Office Downtown.

The law partnership between Esek
Cowen. Edward y. Dickerson, Delaney
Nicoll and Edwin H. Brown has been
dissolved. The firm has had Offices al
10 Wall street and the desire Of the
other members OF the firm 10 move fur
the uptown, while Mr.. Nicoll wished to
remain downtown, brought about the dis
solution.
Mr.. Nicoll will have his new Office in
the Mutual Life Insurance Building.
The evening world., 1894-04-24

throw the whole thing up only for = Dear. 0od
friend who comes 10 nee her regularly. takes hr
10 the theatre once . week. buys her presents
and would stAnd hy her in case the rent WIS
not forthcoming. We have 4 typewriter. She 10
the older boarder: TINT IN she Is the lonsnH
there She will never be SHOT for her god
locks or for refusing 10 marry 4 mar. Don't nj
me her nse-God only knows; ] don't No hrsAk-
fast Ifter . O'clock On sunaayk This In Q
model boarding house A BoARDER
The evening world., 1894-04-24
[AgyRHel!E!

ingly plain and unrelieved by wbits
Simple black woods are also worn
trimmed entirely with the same. In
furs black Persian lamb is chosen M
the most appropriate. Silver and rold
hair ornaments are discarded for those
OF dark shell B~lack-bordered handker.
chiefs are still found in the stores. bu.
they are not much in favor. a narrow
hemstitched white one being used in.
stead.
The evening world., 1894-04-24

A Mayor IN name who is a Mayor In
authority; a Superintendent Of Police
who has q superintendent powers II
New York gets these municipal good
things from the State Legis4s ture she
viii. In D Ear. have cause for reJu'c!ng.
The evening world., 1894-04-24
Car and Doxcart Collide.

Lillian Percy u 70 Gleavoos ryenue an
bpuFlsi Nu'phy. Of 50 C!eu~uDd Er~n0- Jerss,
CITY. While driving 10 The formers oosesT ysF.F-
day evening were ruh into by a tfull.y c4T u
the Newark line AZ the corner q CuumuHipsV
Snd Cr.sosn; avenues. ard were ttfpWu 70 tie
street Both Nsrt tadly EhEEsnf 90 End n.
est NGS demolished, The mOtortnsr. FrsnE
Pord q f.s S0Uth Elgbtssntb street. SsSsrk Nss
arrested witnessss sGy the car was running a,
. high nate Of speed.
The evening world., 1894-04-24

Even II 0 Flower should n Wisely
veto the Mayors Power of Removal BIZ.
be certainly can find no partisan grounds
for disapproving the bill 70 force the New
York Dock Department % let out itg
work by the honest and regular contract,
method instead u by the shady aays
work system.
The evening world., 1894-04-24
Nuisances on Ferry-Boats.

To the Editor:
In answer to the "Piekviekiln Giri's' letter. !
wish 10 say that the men in the ferries are
not only Q nuisance IN the ladies' cabin. bu,
are also nuisnees in the gentlemen's cabin.
They Git or rather lie, on the seats. cmoke cab
base leaves use disgusting language and dis
tribute their run-suaked breathe through the
room. making 1t unbeGrIble for a gentleman.
So II they don't ride In the ladies cabin or in
a cItue-bost, ! can see no other place for these
hogs I~SVETERATE CRANK.
The evening world., 1894-04-24
Have You Seen Him?

To the Editor;
I am acquainted vita quite q few young ladies
who wear pants, and others that have adoptsa
our coats, vestS shirts collars necktieS hGt1
&C. So ! have considered that l have an edun
right in wearing female attire at all times. AZ
though my occupation requires 1t occasionally "
50 fAsrinaies me that l trequeutly promenade ts
most popular thoroushtarss dressed in isdies
clothing, ! make up my own hair. always %
without a veil or other face covering. and new
The evening world., 1894-04-24
Tornado wreck. Hou.rs In Texas.

EuRKESvlLLE Tea. Aprl "A ~1,e--
spout Eni gyelOns glsyri haroe sto9, twelve
miles west q here. Every house At GiI-hrlsr Wa
blown down but one. Flying tmb.n struck 1
Winchester In Bllpt Ciichr!E,' byuEs. causing q,
70 c~ls"hsrEe The bullsi struck Nius Rosi. Gu.
ohrst inhlcuns a fatal wound Houses were
Iowa down u the places ~ The following named
A G Hsnrock. JE70s joyce, J. z ODoauFhu.
sLf X. MeGainnE serrrsl bridges we're ~aIhsd
ln
The evening world., 1894-04-24
Her D.ek and Her Cousin.

To the Editor
II 10 all folly for any one TO make the state mt
that 4 nsn can't love without q mustAche- Side
boards are, in ny opinion, an unnecessary ac-
compartment, ! have a lover that has neither.
and ! think he loves me ven dearly. a, IsaS, be
says %, A. the EAne time ! would not srieve
II my Dick did have a real nice nustAehe, be.
cause my cousin has one and when he kias me
! really ENJOY The same. LILLE l.
The evening world., 1894-04-24

The new investigation Of the Elmjrs
R~sformarory Will begin May IL II can.
not be more conBcientiouiy CARRIED on
than was that which lately convinced
b State and the country Of Brock
way guilt
The evening world., 1894-04-24

bills after their passage. he viii md
that he has bought the wirwam't con
tinued favor at the hiEh price Of the
popular respect.
The evening world., 1894-04-24

-rw YOrk's reform bills az Albany
ere the peoples measures. II Is only
political good f~ortune-the accidental
possession OF a majority Of legislator
that enables the Republicans 70 claim
them as party Honest Demo
Gratis you'd honor themselves by SUP
porting these bills.
The evening world., 1894-04-24
To Clean Kid Gloves.

The following dry process Of cleaning
kid gloves has been found satisfactory:
Prepare a generous quantity Of cracker
crumbs: button the gloves upon the
hands and rub thoroughly with the
crumbs. This process IL especially en-
cacious in cleansing those Of light I'm,
dressed Md.
The evening world., 1894-04-24
Some New Conveniences.

A cotfee-pot with a strainer Of alu-
minun that will not rust nor corrode. .
bread-knife with the cutting edge in re-
hex curves. that Is warranted not TO
crumble or crush warm or very light
bread. and liquid chocolate n pound ans
ready for use In layer cake are some Of
the lev convenienees offered BY shs
shons.
The evening world., 1894-04-24

L~ABrockway ls once more suspended"
Tanks to the unexpected weakening OF
the G~ubernatorial backbone he is. how
ever. much less in a state OF suspense
than on the occasion OF his former va
cation. There is every reason to believe
that he win enjoy his play-spslL
The evening world., 1894-04-24

that they don't want 20 travel In
tnnnel1- Yet they haven't besttstsd 70
get under grouno" In their nde vors
% defeat the Chamber Of Commerce bill.
The evening world., 1894-04-24
kansas City's coxey Contingent.
By AasSelassd PrerzD

M CITY. Apul IA connonEesl srny
10 forming herr Charles J. 5ohnsou. h.Adwsiter
In . pro11ibeni restaurant. IL 20 be The con-
nander-in-ehief. apd shsn the snrolinsnt II
'soidlerE' TeaehsI ne fhres hundred mara. tbs
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