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The evening world., 1894-08-08
English q. She Is spoken.

To the Editor:
With all the boasted educational facilities Of
this great and glorious country. for which we are
taxed more than ever whose fault is 1t that the
double negative Ia permitted to crate on ou-
ears at every turn in the road: Il amt got
none" Hurry up you went get no seat AMI
% on. BULLY JOHN.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
Liver and Pears.

Green little pears may be bought for
cents a dozen. The ,biiSrng Italian
poess do not object to the polite custcm-
ers picking them out. Wipe clean. ste"
whole. until tender. Add title sugar 20
the water and let II cook down to
syrup. Broil slices OF beef or calfs
liver. and serve two pears and little OF
the sauce with each slice This is tooth
ZONE, seasonable and inexpensive.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
The Pereeptis,e and the Possible

10 II. Editor.
''Evolutioa. - yau- tslk ia cheap I, serdasherT.
which every modern philosophical peddler has
top Of his park 10 be thrown In A. make
veisht- Your inability 10 conceive a thing is
proof tina, IL 10 impossible. Tier. 70 no
word 7ore nisats1 By the seeptie than the
word 'ineoor.ir,bl." n. thinks IT 70 be an
e-to7psi TO all further Arz5n.a- and forge;t
that IN s.yins . hing 10 incoae.ivabis 20 h's
mind h. limits the capacity o, bic mind. but
not tn. pos,b iliiy o, the thing To eone-tr.
thing IN ioric 10 to hsy. IDEA Of It. We
eaano, ,hiot Or SPEAK q that OF which re have
no conception Hence II follows that you must
have come conception -or could not even as
,tr1 hat It 1. inconcsirsbie Hence, your propo-
sitiop 10 sslt-oontradlctorT. How can We know
that God To-. Here is the answer. There is a
book called the book Of nature. IL 10 an sd-
rnirabis work. an eHhs1s;iess work an eIhsat'-
less Of instruction. pleasure and amuss-
nrpt. Unlike rome boost II bears reperusai ;
unlite others. It never req7ires . second edition.
II has e way Of reproducing its leaves ss Times
skeleton finger stains and mars them. and pres
emit fresh pages TO its readers a. they hurry
past from the -rzdl. TO the grave. Humanity.
1t rises and ankL wave after wave. gaze,
on them In admiration as it passes away But
the book remairs ever ancient and ever new
while intelliFebees hit past It and are zone.
II may appear a want Of literary etiquette on
my part to make a comparison, and y., l must
gay that this boos Of nature gives evidences OF
NOR. c-estr. ability than you nav. displayed
In your reply. Nov. II yoer letter in the letter
column proves your existence. Why should no.
| this magnificent book Of natur. prove th. en-
Istenee Of Its author II my reasoning Be sound
in yh Z no, sound in the ether
The process 10 the same in both. ! know you
are by your art OF letter writing; ! know God
IL by his work. II you deny the validity o.
this reasoning. you destroy In me the possibility
o. knowing that you sIists7 II you admit II.
you admit tina, there 10 . way OF kno-ins tina.
God exists. I leave you tn seek 4 fence oyer
[ which 70 eacaps frnm this dilemma L d. @
The evening world., 1894-08-08
with Best Wishes, Too.

TO the Editor
The inclossd check for s7ss 10 the proceeds Of
fair held by the undersigned at 1852 PARK
avenue on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
OF this week for the b.neht of the sicS Has.ss
Fund In the hope that Cur contribution may be
some help and wishing the fund success In Its hns
work, Ne beg To remain,
MAGGIE. MAMIE and FATE JORDAN
FANNIE and CHARLIE FLEMING
The evening world., 1894-08-08
Iron y,i,b the Wrtnuer.

A correspondent advises the house
keeper OF limited means to save her IRE
and strength and TO do as much iron
ing with the .clothes-wringer as possi-'
BILE. Plain pieces. like towels, pillow
cases, sheets. merinoe, and stockings.
put through the wringers will be SMOOTH
enough for all practical purpossA II the
rauAra ere tishE
The evening world., 1894-08-08
Sold Toys ON n stand.
To the Editor:

TO The Editor
Ny little friend and I collected 81 by selling
toys our stand for the Sick babies Fund. I
ineloss II with pleasure. hoping II will help
Some poor sick baby.
years
JEANETTE ROLLER. IS7a Avenue A. az.
eleven years.
The evening world., 1894-08-08

For Judge of the United States Court
for the Eastern District OF Missouri
President Cleveland has most unwisely
s<i2csed II. .. Priest. the general attor7
uer n the Missouri Pacific Railroad
ii would - an unwtsc selection even IL
~ &ppolntse. had such .sgsi or judi
The evening world., 1894-08-08
Addi- Br.nnan's Fair.

To the Edit0r
In"lo..d you vii md 81 30 collected at q fair
held at Addis Hrsnnsnt house, e2s Dean street
Brooklyn The children included IN helping Al
the fair we're
ADDIE sASTOIRE BRENNAN
WILLIE GRANALr.
EDNlh HBWES
ALPHED HOPSON,
EDWiS FESS.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
-Four Girls Held n Fair.


To the Editor:
Enclosed you will hnd s.zS. which Is the pro
cssds OF a fair given by Anna Reilly. Iren. Ma
lonsy. Florence I.owenthal and Katie Davenport
The fair was held In front OF Anna Reiily's door
Ell East One Hundred and Fifteenth street, for
three days. We hope this small amount will help
the sick babies. r.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
ALouE-DeInysd Tribute.

In all the turmoil and excitement Of civilization
there Ii no more distinguished and distinguish
ing asars than the baby. Frstful and ooicky
n may be at times: disposed 10 wskefuInsss
II Hnsesmiy hours; given over to riotouA and
unsssnIy rsbsiiIoa assinst ali Law. It IL at
oace the care AID bissAinE Of the century. :
ninasspoils Times.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
Gerard Avenue Girls.

To the Editor:
Enclosed please md 81. tn. result OF little en-
tertainment which took place a. s2s Gerard ave-
nue. for the benefit Of the Sick Babies Pund.
Lula Shrine, a. Gvendoline Gillie, II;
jennie Dixon. IL: jeanette Smith, IL;
Nellie Richards, IL.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
ACCUSED OF WIRE-TAPPlNG.
Three New York Men Arrested In
COlum bus. q.

tBy Associated Press)
COLUMBUS, Aug. S.-The police last
evening arrested J. G. McCloskey, a we'll
known operator of New York; another
operator named Mittleberger, and j.
Martyr, a lineman, both also of New
York, for overlapping.
They had. 1t Is said, tapped the West
ern Union wire running Into the prin-
cipal pool-rooms throughout the country.
SO far as known. they have made no
killing In the pool-rooms.
The evening world., 1894-08-08

Tammany 10 declared to be undergo
Ing q threatening process Of disruption
Within. II has never beehTadre the
same. solid. seIf-sunicient organization
that Il used to be since the days when
the bosses ran away and left the boys
20 no TO jail.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
saved Their Spending Money.

To The Editor
We are two mite girls. a little over six years
old We get three cents on Sunday. 10 We
spent one penny between IA and ssnt the other
hys cents TO help the stick babies. NeKt time
W will send more
Mamie Fischer. Jesais Turnbull.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
sends "a Dime, Too.
To the Editor

To The Editor,
Seeing a letter in TIL, Evening word'' calling
for volunteer talent for the Sick Babies Fund to
he held in the Old Homes,.sd I ch..rfuiIy offer
my services for either or both evening"
RDSD \. MARSTOS. 4. years
NED Of the World Against Her Company,
tOI Vert Thirty -afth street.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
MOntcIair Heard From.
To the Editor

To the Editor.
Inclcsed please nnd check for 81. the proceeds
OF a little fair gotten UP By Clarence German.
Herbert Wallace and Edith Moran at rs Clare
mont avenue Montciair. N. J. Hoping II will
help to make some little sick baby we'll @.
The evening world., 1894-08-08

To the Editor

To the Editor:
In answer 10 Vernon" We would say that we
have q reliable remedy for freshness. A tea
spoonful OF pure salt just before retiring we
guarantee will cure freshness In night
Nov. Vernon" would say. send your fresh
friend a bottle Of salt with this prescrip tion
and let US know the result.
HERBIE AND EMILY,
Greenport N. Y.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
Gains Wife.


Gains wife came from his father and mother
Adam was eight hundred years and he begat sons
and daughters Genesis ". t5). she came the
same way that Sarah came. Abrahams wife, his
sister. So Cain took his sister for his wife
Genesis II. 7-l0. SHIGGAION,
Stamford Conn
The evening world., 1894-08-08
Cold and Warm Water.

Cold water is the salvation OF the
complexion. 1t strengthens the skin by
stimulating circulation, and renders 1t
almost proof against chaps and erup-
lions. When the skin needs cleaning
warm water is absolutely necessary.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
Islander Promptly R.fu,ed.

somebody said that Russell Sage Was about
to give away $50. ooO, 900 in charity, Mr.. Sag.
promptly denies the truth Of the statement. It
is we'll thai no prodiGious a Islander be speedily
rstutsd. -tloehsster Democrat.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
Liberty Hall Reception.

brought 81 for the Sick Babies FUND
was held In Liberty Hall East Houston
street last Thursday evening. The con-
ductors of the AFFAIR were a. Siegman,
The evening world., 1894-08-08

II Police Capt. Berghold did not know
Il before. he knows since reading THE
World" OF this morning that the Chi
nese gambling dens and disorderly
places In his precinct are wide open
what 10 he doing about It:
The evening world., 1894-08-08
FPisnds I'm Astoria.

To the EdltoT'
Please hnd in'lossd 20 cents from the ORA,
matte Company. Of Astoria.
john " sIEBERT, Captain,
WILLIAM J. RlMMER. Treasurer,
WILLIAM J GREENE. Secretary,
MEYER GOLDMAN, President.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
From NyRck Children.
To the Editor

TO Inc Ed1tOTi
1ncios.d pleas. ind as the proceeds OF a
fair held for the benent Of the Sick babies Fund
hoping II will do good. II was held under the
auspices Of thre. little girls and one little boy.
Mabel Murray, Elsie Cook,
Annie Ingalls,, Willie Smith.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
waite's Man Not Yet Warden.
lBy Aasoclaled PresE. }

CANON CITY, Col Aus, 81. }. Tuoy, ap-
pointed Warden OF the psnitentisry by Gov Waite
to succeed Warden MeAlis,er who has retained pos
session In spite of the Governors "-ter Of renewal
appeared at the prison yesterday In company
Nth chief OF Detectives Brymer. Of Denver. and
demanded the keys In the absence Of Warden
MaeAlister. the demand was refused by the
Var.
The evening world., 1894-08-08

Cleanliness Is the safeguard of health.
People who are not clean catch all man
ner of unpleasant things. The history
OF plaques Is the history Of unsanitary
conditions. When the cholera shows its
hideous claws the authorities begin at
once to clean up the foul neighborhoods.
Mortality is frail. but Its preservation
is nea.ness.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
Vernon Avenue Fair.
To the Editor

To the Editor
Inciossd md t2.io. proceeds of q fair we
held at "a Vernon avenue. brooklyn.
SAMMtE MOSS.
BESSIE MOSS.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
Little Tots ThemseIve..

To the Editor
We ineloGs - cent, shioh Lite Rail- and Mamie
hctioNsn, Of one Hundred and Seventeenth street.
collected Hops ~ vii do some good
HlSE AID IES YEARS OLD.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
where Does tn. East Besinr

To the Editor;
ia person starts from New York to 90 around
the world going in a westerly direction how far
will he 80 before he starts TO come EAst'
have had many disputes about this question. and
no doubt unless The Evening worid' answer,
IL there will be many different opin,ona
". 4. O.. Harlem. N. Y.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
Cscum Der. for Dinner and Toilet.

Stew the cucumbers, season with salt
and paprlka, and serve with butter or
cream sauce. This is a wholesome and
arpetizing vegetable. Save the water,
bottle 1t and use It at the toilet. 1t is an
excellent wash for the skin after a
railroad or any other dusty outing.
Raw cucumbers should never be eaten
without mayonnaise dressing by any
woman who eats 10 live and be lovely.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
Collected by Four.
To the Editor

| Short but hard work Please hnd ineiosed 81
| for the siek Babies Fund. which gave four
| children Of Eishty-siIth street great pleasure
| 10 collect EMANUEL SCHAAP,
ARTHUR ROsESZwEIG
BECKIE DERSBAUM,
JENNIE mitchell
The evening world., 1894-08-08

Delegate Jesse Johnson. OF the Con-
stItutional Convention has revealed too
thorough-going a respect for the sover-
eign rights Of a State Legislature for ID
genuine friend OF municipal home rule.
The evening world., 1894-08-08

One tablespoonful OF currant jelly
beaten with the white of one egg and a
little loaf sugar. Pour over this one
half pint OF boiling water and break into
II q slice of dry toast.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
Then They May &c, Away.

Both Senate and House among the can't
getaways. but many members OF the latter Will
70 to tn. country or their records next elec.
ton Philadelphia Times
The evening world., 1894-08-08
A Practical Toilet Hint.

Exercise. a nutritious diet, temperate
and regular habits of life. daily bathing
and eight hours sleep in a clean. cool
room. are golden remedies for a good
complexion.
The evening world., 1894-08-08

II IL particularly gratifying to note a
change In subjects on the part OF British
yachting philosophers. In place of the
question .'Why Vigilant lost" they are
now discussing the topic OF why Wig
liant won" May IL be an enduring
The evening world., 1894-08-08
One Dollar Each.


To the EhtoT:
Please and ineluted s. FOR the Sick Babies Fund
from ALLEN AND CONSTANCE KLnTe.
Huntington Harbor
The evening world., 1894-08-08
In Her Husband. Memory.

To the Editor
In memory Of Marx Hornthal. my deceased hus-
band, ] bend you inclosed check for 80.
SARAH HORSTHAL.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
Charnde Party AZ s.abr,sht.

To the Editor
charads party Was given al tn. Rutherford
Arms sesorEh' n. j. on Saturday evening,
witch realized 1n Tor the fund. Handson.
souvenir prizes furnished by tn. guests o.,
the hotel. and the AFFAIR was a great suee,,, I,
every way The party was uade- tn. direction
OF Miss VsTlheimer Miss Maud silvsrb,rK on
New York, and Myrtle slyerman. OF Nsshyill.
Tenn,
The evening world., 1894-08-08

1, seems to be the proper fad to make
the dress stand out all round. To this
end underskirts are made Of MORE silk
and linen MORE: some have hair cloth in
the back breadth; the other goods are
cut short and g deep box plating Is
The evening world., 1894-08-08
-Four Wakefield Girls.


To the Editor:
IDcIosed please End money order for $40 To
be Appropriated to the Sick Babies Fund. That
II may alleviate the suffering Of some poor infants
II the sincerest wish Of
Josie Burke. LAuretta 1yrensy.
May Burke Bertha IAngstine.
Wakefield N. J.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
4 We,i=IScpt secret.

II SsnsIotss ji6fim' has received any aid or
comfort from the public since his open defense
OF protection In the Senate the newspapers
have been very successful in keeping II a secret
kansas City star.
The evening world., 1894-08-08

When New York City banishes its
bosses and burns Its garbage II will
have taken two immense st rides In the
right metropolitan way.
The evening world., 1894-08-08

Senator Smith is In receipt OF urgent
invitations from his own State to do
his duty or resign. And the time Is at
hand when he should make his choice.
The evening world., 1894-08-08

Men wear better than women because
they sleep better-not longer. perhaps.
but generally better. A speculator
may lose a thousand dollars during the
day, but he goes home, takes a cold
bath, eats a good dinner. goes to bed
and sleeps soundly. IL business
woman loses a point, a good bosrder or
tenant. or II the modiste spoils a
lady's dress. the annoyance will keep
her awake half the night. Sleep, ma
lures sweet restorer, is the most potent
of medicines, and It Is to their intel
ligent use of 1t that SO many men
manage to fight hard and still show
young faces. good physiques and fine
health. Care is a malicious bedfellow
and lines In more wrinkles and deeper
burrows than the hand of time. The
reason husbands begin to get young
about the time their wives begin to
look old is good sleeping.
The evening world., 1894-08-08

Except that II isn't the least bit
theatrical. the Fifty-third Congress
might be considered as strictly In the
continuous ent ertainment" line.
The evening world., 1894-08-08

The country Is suffering from a pro-
longed drought and a prolonged session.
and the session Is longer and drier than
the drought.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
Cunning Gov. TiIImnn.

Gov Tillman Is cunning rsiormer lie
never - far forGsH himself as to tackle his
dispenSary liquor. Washington Post
The evening world., 1894-08-08

A. September and the Lexow resump-
ton draw nearer. the pantata once more
realizes that he has nerves.
The evening world., 1894-08-08

IL there any suspicion OF malaria In
the illness which has seized Police Capt.
Devery upon the eve OF his trial?
The evening world., 1894-08-08

Echo still answers WHO to the ques-
ton OF who got that 81 10000 park appro-
priation. And nobody answers any
The evening world., 1894-08-08

The Federal Constitution does not, d.
rectly or indirectly, provide that one
German. OF Maryland. shall be the
United States Senate.
The evening world., 1894-08-08

Put two tablespoonfuls Of butter and
gill of water into a saucepan and
slowly heat. Then pour this over the
yolks of four eggs beaten to a cream.
stand 1t over a moderate fire or boiling
water and stir until jelly-like. Then
add a half teaspoonful of salt, q table
spoonful of vinegar and a dash of
white pepper. Take a teaspoonful OF
butter On the point of knife. and sc
touch 1t. all over the top. that the butter
will be added little by little. Serve at
once Use no thickening but the esq.
The evening world., 1894-08-08

Several Democrats In the House at
washington have discovered when 1t is
that q caucus 10 not CAUCUS.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
Your Letter WIN Appear Later.

All Irtsrs from contributors u the Sick Babies
Fund will he printsd. Many In type and viii
anDaAI In this eOlann later.
The evening world., 1894-08-08

The Giants hit the wssh!nstons yester-
day just where they missed the Brook
lYns on Monday.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
ROBBED IN A STATION.
-. Louis Man Loses $1,000 While
Travelling to Washington.
CBy Associated Press

IBy HssocIstcd PTeNJ
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. Aug. so. d.
Evans. Of st. Louis. was in this city last
night en- route to Washington. ID. c.,
to accept Government position.
While asleep in the waiting-room at
the Wabash station he was robbed OF a
tin case which contained 1900 In Gov
eminent bonds and notes. besides all
the valuables on his person.
The evening world., 1894-08-08

Starvation 10 the most dangerous force
which has yet invaded Corea.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
Enjoyed His Sail.
To TIE Edi.or

To tie Editor
have enjoyed my days sail ami nov want TO
hs'p the bAblss have an outing. 1t will DO them
The evening world., 1894-08-08

The now in which the United States
Senate may yield gracefully has not
much longer TO run.
The evening world., 1894-08-08

The tariff can't prohibit the importa-
ton OF cholera from Russia or Hol-
land. But the quarantine can and
The evening world., 1894-08-08

what IL The Aliens pull in the
Mercer street police precinct7 And how
did he get ~
The evening world., 1894-08-08
u WIN DO Good.

To the Editor;
Please hnd inciosed 90 rents for the benefit Of
| tn. sick babies Hoping this little uine will do
some good, from
Nellie Speeding, Josie q Conueli.
Lulu Burns. Mary Betz.
31s West Seventeenth street.
The evening world., 1894-08-08

Bssdos Of THE EyESIEG WORLD knttn0
ne an for me k< raontls shotld and IN dei,
sddrrsss and hot, THE LySEISC WORLD
HcGed 10 EAezs ye0,Iarfp
The evening world., 1894-08-08
4 ~ mn.
10 the Editor

10 me tdlNpft
Ples,e add incossd 81 to IN. SICK Babies
Fund, y n, L.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
The Moliere Shoe.

The shoe of Moliere's time. Louis XIV.
heel, steel buckle. stocking tongue and
all, Is again on foot. 1t is shown in fin9
gIace leather. undressed kid and goat
The evening world., 1894-08-08

A few railroads want coal taxed. A
great people has demanded that II be
free. And yet Congress hesitates,
The evening world., 1894-08-08

., -s-a r,a1--assttnz se-,sr tsa- tbe $40 vsts-
si- ,e- ts.n- sSos 80 70 al yo1r e-oris !. thesr
b<Asf. PtD BysO PIBLtcu.
The evening world., 1894-08-08

Ts ~. E>ito-.
We hal i-,snt far 10 f-sRi e. he soass is
E,i, Oas hza.-.a sss Ssrenth street. 'or three
evening", ana raw. sasts bi5 te h.lp -. siek
pabi.E runS slaaE n Ne s-s nj TO 1ts
utii try AnS have arother o.. p.rt Seet
carr. Schsfnbsr. Levi y. hor101 s-s-1.
tesis Drisfyark.r - ste---
Ed.s s.-u.. aioer Stern
Csr1is Herman, Rome Herman.
rS-s L-fort Ci5e1- HERMAN.
Hst,i. Layer Gut Hgnen~-.
Gr.rs NcEinI.T Du1isy Srvss.
The evening world., 1894-08-08

Miss Annie Krei.sInsn, elocutionir.
Miss A. GoIdstein. piano solo.
M. Max Silver. mandolin roio.
Miss Mamie SCHMIDT Ia CArnennits dance.
g. Steiner piano solo "CzvaiIeria Rusticsns-"
7. j Moore character sketch, Reuben Glue"
Miss Mamie Schindei. Oriental dance.
J. Henecker. vocalist, Just n Be Obtging'
Mas Mamie Schndel. gerpentine dance
Music by Prof. 8. Gisser
The feature OF the affair was little
Miss Schindel's dancing. She II grace
full and pretty. and fully deserved the
hearty applause she received.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
sold Good. %. q stand.

To he Editor
We opened Sad ana 'rOn f-n,;' ~.'e, re-
c.irei from tn. stoT,k..per1 q the avenue col
l,~'s1 Sc ,enu Witch ssnd ,uu TO- the Sirk
Babies Fun1 Hoping you .!Ii prozpet In III. rDol
yeu doing
Harry Nsrks 10. DzI,
Il. sns IA ssr.nth srenu.
The evening world., 1894-08-08

For New York's garbage-the crema.
The evening world., 1894-08-08

and silk serges of popular shades OF
color. While an exceedingly pretty Shoe
II is not suitable for the public street.
the deck of Iron steamboats, or the
beach.
The evening world., 1894-08-08

added. The silk MORE is exclusively for
dress and only within the reach Of the
wealthy: the linen MORE are designed
for skirting. and sell for about 90 cents.
double width; gray. brown. black, navy
blue and wine red are the colors in
stock
The evening world., 1894-08-08

II 10 likely that Mr.. Croker. vita all
his getting, will not get harmony.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
Fair I'm Jersey CITY.

To the Etitr
Tneios.1 please tnl - q N, proceed, ., fsir
, ,n1 magic lantern shov rtren By
se5i. Ksr, gfsrs ysadsrtil'
Irving Kerr SAT-. TsD5ertii,
Herman Lenbbs Blanrbs Brihler5pr.
ltI P,iisads sse1us Jersey City.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
LETTERS.

lTHS s.s--s q epn 70 e~yeedy go hss .
ra-pissnt to -eA< Q vtee,s b -r-tao'1. tsfer-
-cfso, 10 rsrsL q rSsea q prnrs t-t~rx 70 tts-
c-as o. p,sse s-vo b eos,osis<oe. end uis
90 ~ DE- ssss tho Lon a, 100 ewds Lsr
<tsy er-,a b p-i~esfl
The evening world., 1894-08-08

l.. Rothenberg. Miss A. Schindel and
Miss g. Cohen. The programme was as
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1894-12-27

LOST, strayed or stolen-probably
stolen-a Star-Eyed Goddess, the pro-
perty of one Henry Watterson, Editor
of the Louisville COurier-JOurnal. 1t
seems that Mr.. Watterson accompanied
his friend John Griffin Carlisle on a
short visit to Wall Street to explain to
the magnates of that thoroughfare
that he had always been an admirer
of the single gold standard, and that
anything to the contrary that might
have appeared in his paper was to be
considered in the light of a campaign
emergency: merely as glittering gen.
eralities to catch votes, and not in
tended to be acted upon. AS he be-
came earnest in his representations he
lost sight of his Goddess, when she
mysteriously disappeared, and has not
since been heard of. Any one who
will give Information that will lead to
the recovery of Mr.. Watterson's deity
will be suitably rewarded. We trust
Mr.. Watterson will recover his prop
erty, and never. never, take her to
Wall Street again-no, not if Mr.. Car
Isle urge him to do so never SO ear
nestly.