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The evening world., 1894-04-02
COULDN'T EAT THAT.
The Hungry Guests Surprise to
tho Waiter.

The guest at the hotel table laid the
menu down and gaz"d at the waiter,
says IN" Detroit Free Press
HAY" you any cornei beef and cab.
hage"" h" asked.
"Nu. sir"
Got any saucrkraut and sausage"
"Np. sir"
Got any cracking hrcai?"
mo sir"
The guest was bee pming uneasy.
"N"ll.' he sad in an unpleasant way.
have You got anything To eat here at
all
"Thsrr's the hill of fare sir" replied
tn" waiter, nrling towards II.
Tn" guest picked it up and examined
T. carefully
II M" he said. after thorough inspe"-
tiun, Il can't eat that, At least, not
raw. Take it ont To the kitchen and
have it hroil, | a bit viii you?' ana the
waiter was utt"ly overcome by the rude
shock Of one of his most sacred trad
tlOIS,
The evening world., 1894-04-02
MOdjeskns childhood.

Nine. Modjeska, in speaking of her
youth, said the first ten years of her life
were spent in a dream. Her first recol-
lection was stealing off to church, which
was near by her home, in Moscow, a
bare, empty place, without beauty, with
out even good music to enthrall her, and
dreaming the whole day away. Her
nurses or governesses would try to rouse
her but always without effect. If they
gave her book, she would make it an
excuse to go off in a reverie. Only music
The evening world., 1894-04-02
what Is womnn's Duty?

To the Editor; .
II II is mans duty to clear the ground 10
nlough SOW reap prepare stone brick anu iu'h-
her. to build houses, roads ana vehicles manu-,
,acture machinery, tools of all kinds, guard ana
nght for protection OF home md property pu''a
nres, prepare breakfast. wa dishes peramo"-
late babes. pay constant ds'otion to the '""''"'
nav rent. grocers'. butchers, bakers doctors :
tailors' and all other bills, what is womanS du'y
To love, honor and obey man is obsolete ana very
many women object to the burden OF rearing 'hii-
dren. What is woman's duty'
0''"' AN OLD IGNoRAMUs.
The evening world., 1894-04-02

Prendergast's new day Of fate comes
on Friday of this week. 1t was a grave
mistake that the time first set for his
hanging was allowed to 20 by without
finding him on the scanoid The laws
hesitation is the assassln's encourage
ment, everywhere and every time. The
Judge who erred to the extent os saving
Prendergast from the hargmans rope on
March % received the severest censure
OF the press and people Of Chicago, and
rightly SO. Neither he nor any other
magistrate should find himself equal To
further defiance of State law and public
will. Let cowardly Preniergast pay at
last the penalty which he and every Of
fender like him should far more promptly
undergo.
The evening world., 1894-04-02
| HOUSE As q ME- ME- |

and sculpture stirred her. The moment
she saw bit of clay she was seized
with the desire to mould Il figure or a
Hover, ana her deep rich voice, had it
peen cultivated, would have given her
hiSh place on the operate stage. But"
said the great actress, with her inimita-
Die SMILE "even then | knew that the
opera singer must have eternal youth
ana so l chose this other art, that will
ripen. not decay, with years"
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To the Editor
Please allow me to say that It is every man
business to make the fires, and II "Mauie H'f
or any other young woman with as little sense
as she possesses wants to make a servant of
herself she will find great many young men
willing TO marry her kind. No doubt she ia
advertising herself and II "Ioc" should make
her acquaintance, and It should end seriously,
he would find to his sorrow that young women
do not always mean what they ray.
NOT A NA\-HATER
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What should Piaymatcs 10?

To the Editor
viii you advise us what We should do I'VE have
been graduated from academy In Brooklyn,
and for several months have attended high school,
Do you think II would he advisable for us TO
take up the examination for junior clerk in
the Post Once. or would You advise us to try
something else? We are both very nearly seven.
teen years Of age. PLANMATES.
The evening world., 1894-04-02
LETTERS.

TINS column 10 open 10 everybody who has a
complaint to make, grievance TO rentldte, intor-
nation TO gipe subject Of general interest to dis
cus Or a public service to acknowledge, and rho
can psf The idea into less than 100 WOrd& Long
.ettav eoaaOf be printed
The evening world., 1894-04-02
watercrcss Sandwich.

A 5 o'clock tea sandwich, which is par
ticularly appetizing in the Spring after
moons, is filled with chopped watercress.
Finely chopped Spring onions, also used
in sandwiches, are very good, and If a
bit too strong for milady's dainty tea
table, they are relished at the children's
luncheon.
The evening world., 1894-04-02
About the Length of His Pants

To the Editor;
II am boy thirteen years OF age, and measure
z feet . inches am about to be confirmed or
i9in a church, as some OF your readers may say
and my parents are determined to get suit
with long pants | hate long pants ana insist
upon having short pants. While at my grand
parents home | was informed that the latter
was going to buy the suit with short pants
VIII some q, your readers please tell me
whether should choose long or short pants'
""N'~'
The evening world., 1894-04-02

The question as to what kind Of poll
tics shall dominate tn" New York police
force is an Infamous one in its every
shape The thing to he done IL to take
the force out OF politics completely. The
Platt bill will not do this.
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Should She Return Them?

To the Editor:
would like to know what to do I am nine-
teen years Of age. and have been receiving at
tcntons from young man for two years and
half We have always got along until now.
the trouble being over what he considers trnnx
affairs and now are only friends. What will
I do with the many tokens he has given me.
Return or keep themf RAMIB.
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years.

Tillman precipitated state OF anar-
chy by his assumption of dictatorial
powers But this does not excuse the
men engaged in anarchstiC demonstra
tions The people of IA sovereign state
in this Republic do not need to over
throw law and order to rebuke an in
discreet Executive or to get rid OF an
obnoxious statute.
The evening world., 1894-04-02
Never Refuse II Course.

Niola.-lf you are at dinner party 10
Is polite to accept every course. If you
DO not like what is served. simply toy
with 1t; but in no case refuse, as 1t Is
not considered in good taste to show
your disapproval of anything served by
your hostess.
The evening world., 1894-04-02

The great Fifteen minutes to Harlem
question has been Contided to the Legisla-
lurr by New York city in the form of
the Chamber Of Commerce Rapid Tran
sit bill What you are going to do with
it, gentlemen at Albany do promptly.
The evening world., 1894-04-02

Mayors powers. The Shetheli bill at
Albany will give them 10 him. New
York's Superintendent Of Police should
have all Superintendent power. The
Platt bill at Albany will postpone the day
when he will get them
The evening world., 1894-04-02
Tea.

Tea should never be boiled. 1t should
be made in a china or porcelain teapot,
for the chemicals in it will act upon tin,
not only causing the beverage to lose its
flavor, but making 1t injurious to the
system.
The evening world., 1894-04-02

How it must gall the soul of Patrick
Diver. =. j., to be compelled To deal
daily. from his height on the bench, with
ordinary criminals who have allowed
themselves to be found out
The evening world., 1894-04-02
Suffering from misunderstanding.

Jos. ph H. Rattonby a railroad employee, TWEEN
~ wears Of age Of Church street. Providence,
Il l., who was passenger board the steamer
cherokee. which arrived in this port Yesterday
afternoon, is at Chambers Street Hospital suffer
ng from hlool-pOisOninG. due to a slight cut on
his
The evening world., 1894-04-02

South Carolina is experiencing at the
present time the effects Of an attempt
TO enforce law which is not approved
nor backed up by public opinion. The
Governor has been rash in his methods
OF seeking the laws enforcement; the
people have been unwise and rebellious
The evening world., 1894-04-02
Its nm lil-Nlnd.

Frieni-Thcn you've had pretty good
season.
Bad Actor-Yes indeed; people aren't
throwing away eggs and vegetables this
Winter,
The evening world., 1894-04-02

Now to see If the Trusts really have
more friends in the Senate than the
people have.
The evening world., 1894-04-02

The Brockway grip has caught on a
loose strand. II is running away with
law and decency. VIII the Governor
still refuse to stop the cable?
The evening world., 1894-04-02
Isn't This Frenchy?

A feature of the Summer toilet is the
Watteau effect Silks are gay with
flowers and styles are grace itself. The
corsets are laced as close as possible at
the waist and pulled apart at the top
The evening world., 1894-04-02
Boss Dust-Itenters,

The more dust beaters there are In
general use the better it Is for the furni-
ture trade An upholsterer calls the i'm
plement IAN absurdity that wallops the
life out Of every article of furniture it
touches"
The evening world., 1894-04-02

The passing Of the Platt Bi-Parttsan
Polio. bin is expected this week by tn"
hoss's own. The passing Of fIau may he
looked for later,
The evening world., 1894-04-02

Police Justice Diver goes back to the
bench instead of being called before tn"
bar Grand Jurics have been kind to
him SO far.
The evening world., 1894-04-02

Crokerism is the Tammany Jonah.
Throw Il overheard.
The evening world., 1894-04-02

Gov. Tilman is an exceedingly intem-
perdte foe of intemperanCe.
The evening world., 1894-04-02

Every real veteran of the civil war
should join in the cry to Let no
fraudulent pensioner escape"
The evening world., 1894-04-02
ON" " ny Out.
from Judge

from Judge
Mr. HUEius We've gpt to get divorced
Mrs, Hkns- Great heavens, my dear!
Why
Mr. lHlkuS Why? Twenty-Five Of the
i' 'p." who gave us presents when we
married N" u 'utcr holy wcdloCk this
month. Its divorce or ruin.
The evening world., 1894-04-02

At time when the Tariff bill should
have been long out OF the way tn"
United states Senate is Just going to talk
about Il.
The evening world., 1894-04-02

April smiles broadly on her re-en
trance.
The evening world., 1894-04-02

force is an Infamous one in its every
shape. The thing to be done il to take
the force out Of politics completely. The
Platt bin will not do this.
How it must gall the soul of Patrick
Diver. y. j.. to be compelled to deal
daily. from his height on the bench. with
ordinary criminals who have allowed
themselves to DE found out.
The Brockway grip has caught on a
loose strand. II is running away with
law and decency. VIII the Governor
still refuse to stop the cable"
The passing of the platt Bi-Partisan
Pole. bin Is expected this week by tn"
hoss's own. The passing Of iiau may be
looked for later.
Police Justice Diver goes back to the
bench instead of being called before tn"
bar. Grand Jurics have been kind to
him SO far.
At n time when the Tariff bill should
have been long out OF the way tn"
I nltt'l 'alts N'llt " - just E'lllS w lh IN
about II.
No doubt Mr.. Croker would he glad to
see Tammany politics in New York as
purc rs lily. The tiger lily. for in
stance.
Every saloon In Oshkosh was closed
yesterday. There are stlll other differ
| la, ,Iablf,sb I, MI
Every real veteran OF the civil war
| should join in the cry to Let no
fraudulent pensioner escape"
The Giants have made good many
friends early in the baseball season.
Tncy know how to keep EN-
South Carolina will probably railroad
Tillman to private life little later with
out Selling a special line.
Now to see If the Trusts really have
more friends in the Senate than the
| people have.
| The news from the Ems is much better
than many people had begun to fear i,
would be.
New Works police head should not be
dominated by any political head
Gov. Tillman is an exceedingly intem-
perdtc foe of intemperanCe.
Crokerism is the Tammany Jonah.
Throw II overheard.
April smiles broadly on her re-en-
| trance.
The evening world., 1894-04-02

The Giants have made good many
friends early in the baseball season
They know how to keep EN-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27
SEVERE STORM ON The COAST
THE HARBOR IS FULL OF VESSELS.
Considerable Damage Being Done on the
North and South Caroifns Coast-The
Storm I'm Florida.

NORFOLK, VA, Sept. 26-Special-
The harbor is fun of vessels tonight
little and big, due to telegram sent 70
Washington to-day by Observer Gray.
asking If vessels could leave port. Ihe
following reply was received:
wild seas and dangerous gales now
off Virginia coast increasing all night.
By all means hold steamers in port. Hur-
rIcane between Charleston and Savdn-
nah will reach North Carolina coast
Thursday morning
The wind at II o'clock tonight is about
thirty miles at Norfolk and forty-nve
miles at Cape Henry. This afternoon
the wire TO Hatteras was Frustrated.
The tide tonight is higher than IT has
been in twelve months, and shippers are
moving goods from the river 'front.' Many
Of the lower streets are under water.
street cars on the Brambletou line are
obstructed The Washington and BAT
timOre boats left this afternoon, but
Boston and New York steamers are in
port.
morrow at noon, ana Norfolk Is directly
in its course. The shipping interest
received due notice, ana disasters are
not expected
! bottle was picked up at Virginia
Beach to-day. in which was found a
card which said: Lost at sea, ana sign
ed l.. J. Llnyearu passenger department
Chesapeake and ONO, Cincinnati, ONO
This Is believed to be a fake, as the
name Of the vessel is not given, and no
snip has been reported IN danger or
missing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27

would not allow his acceptance Of the
nomination.
There are plenty better men IN the
Democratic party he said, in reply 10
a query as to his opinion on the subject
OF the probable nominee. Mr.. Whitney IS
apparently in the best Of health, ana
says he has enjoyed himself immensely
while abroad lie was accompanied by
hreaFfast Ie F3p Mr. Wistneey 'V vent i''s to the
smoking-room, and seating himself in the
corner, prepared himself TO be Interview
cd by some twenty reporters.
IN the first place he said. Il VIII
not accept the nomination under any cir
cumstaucos ! stated that very positively
before ] left, in cableef1m 10 somebody
or other. ] don't remember whom. There
are ulcuty OF better men in the Democrat
ic marty. men who would be more aC-
coptablp and more successful than J. re-
gard David y. 1iill as the very best man
Tor the place / think he would Ioll an
enormous vote. OF course. ] think the next
GOycrno~ viii be a Democrat. ] am not
well enough posted I'm regard 10 the news
OF tho past few days % hazard "a guess
at the probable selection OF the Demo
cratic convention. / hope 10 see strong
The revenue cutter Chandler ran along
side of the Majestic at quarantine ana
brought Colonel Story and party OF
Democrats to greet Mr. Nhitney
c.IN0D I.s rYa-o>ti B.A~ rs.
SARATOGA. sept. ZJ.--I ne l'iiONtHS
telegram was received here to-day.
New York. Sept 25.
Hon. J. W Hinckcy. Democratic State
Convention Hall. Saratoga:
] find on my arrival this morning that
my name H. the subject of some cohsid,
er9tion bv delegates TO tha convention and
nave received many friendly message.
As 1 cannot well reply o. these in ae-
tail. will You do me the kindness t. say
for me I'm answer 90 the many lne"I'eS
"r.# Cd Hg q Do.
not be "a candidate or accept the uoWlHd-
ton I concur heartily iu the opinion 80
admirably expressed by Senator liil IN
his address that harmonious ana a-G. 80
efvc action ON the part OF the Democracy
ought surely to be crowned boy success.
Principles not men, must consutul" tle
issue. and NcW York is not accustomed 10
,,a,.r in her fidelity 20 Democratic IrlH-
cfuIae when n united party demands their
enactment and enforcement .....-,.,.
(Slgucl) w 81. 9. W NliIINHi'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27

the Third district W. II. Shoemaker
at once oYered an amendment that h. I.
Smith be made temporary Nhslr M MhldH
Inc motion was agreed 10 Win applause
and a hundred seconds.
Congressman Bryan arose at this point
ana when the cheers subsided' said, II
'I think we might as well understand
each other I'm the beginning, and save
trouble We. who stand for free coinage
at IL to l. believe that the State Central
Committee postponed their convention in
sDite OF the wishes OF a large body OF
democrats. and we believe that the OBJ
iect was to defeat their wishes, and when
the State Committee found ue party
overwhelmingly against II, II might nave
taken the chairman the majority pro-
posed. But as IT has refused 10 30 this,
we might as well commence the flGht
now. We have had conventions IN "nlch
the chairman refused 10 recognize tne
majority. | want to say any delegate
who comes here instructed for 10 20 L
cannot disregard q. / ask those who are
with me 10 vote for r.. L. smith CAP
plause).
veutiou that he was not seeking the Office,
and came to the convention instructed
for Bryan and 10 90 J for silver Ed. +.
Smith was then chosen by acclamaiioH.
After tile appointment or the ueudl
committees recess was taken until y
o'clock The Bryan silver faction had
charge OF the machinery OF the cOnNen-
ton when 10 FeeoUveucd at O'Clock, ana
the Credentials Committee reported al
the contests I'm favor Of he Bryan forces
leaving the administration and silver ele-
mont as "a small minority IN the conVen-
tiln. scarcely one hundred delegates. W..
j.. oldham OF kearnev, WAS made per
maucut chairman. and annOunced the
convention ready for nominations.
Dr. Edwards, Of Lancaster, amid great
administrations. placed Congressman
BRYAN I'm nomination for United states
senator. fo was chosen by accamatlOn,
and replied IN a speech, pledsing himself
L, work for free silver and against mo-
urrp1ieg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27

plained Colonel Christy. 'it came 10 his
knowledge through the threatening let
terS or both GlasscOck and his wife that
a divorce suit had been commenced,
wherein he was charged with improper
relations with the defendant, Mrs. Glass
COCK. knowing that the charge was false.
so TAR as he was concerned, he inVesti-
gated the matter and found that II was
a collusive suit and not brought for the
purposes Of justice. He then availed him.
self OF a practice consOnant with that
which prevails in the courts OF England
and in a few OF our State courts, and
had presented 10 the justice holding the
equity term OF our District Supreme
Court sworn afiidavits and original papers
showing the real character of the suit
and the true relation between the par
ties. and their joint pursuit OF himself.
The best authorities say that the court
In divorce cases represents the public
also and is bound TO prevent fraudulent
and cOllusive divorces, and IL IS the privi-
lege and duty OF any party In the posses
sion Of facts showing that the process OF
the court IS being used for the improper
purposes to inform tine judge to enable
him to act advisedly. This is all that has
been done or Is intended TO be done by
the Senator and myself in this case.
Colonel Christy said that co-respon-
dent was not known 10 the courts OF this
country, nor was he a necessary party
30 n suit in England until the act Of -
and p Victoria, though by special stat
utes in some OF the states the law officer
Of the state may OF right intervene In
such cases
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27
PRICE TWO CENTS:
HOW THE SOUTH VIEWS IT
HILLS N0KINA TIOF CREATES A sen.
SATION IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Tho Democrats Agree He will Unite the
Party In New Iork-Good Reports frsm
Campaign In the Old North State.

RALEIGH. y. c., Sept. 25.-Special--
The Hill nomination created somewhat Of
a sensation to-day. and opinions were
freely and variously expressed by pub
lie men. Nearly all agreVhat nln had
consolidated Tammany. the county De-
mocracy, and the business men, the latter
by his income tax position in the Senate.
James II. Pou. chairman OF the Demo-
cratic State Executive Committee. said
that HIN had doubtless come 10 the con-
clusion that the people, after all, were
with the Democrats. and ne was hurry
ing TO get back to solid grouod. Chair
man pou thought, however, that Mr.. Hill
would be elected Governor.
The. trend OF opinion is favorable TO
the change that Hill has brought about
in the situation
REPUBLICANs OPPOSED TO FUSION.
In an interview this afternoon with
Chairman Pou on State politics, that gem
tleman said that the general movement
indicated tightening OF lines, and fur
ther troubles between the Republicans and
the Populiste There was not a county
In which some Republican had not rs-
nounced his allegiance 10. or denounced
fusion. The breaks I'm the Democratic
ranks had all been healed, all county
strifes had been Strengthened out in New
Hanover and other counties, wherever
they existed The reports from our
speakers we're all favorable 10 the Demo-
Gratis. and Popuists were attending an
the meetings. Things were la more satis-
factory shape than they had been at all
Charles Dunston Ccolored was to-day
given three years I'm the penltentlary Tor
the shooting of IL. r. Jones (white) last
December -.
The boy Hicks, who was before the
Nayor Yesterday for raising cotton tick-
els was before the grand jury to-day,
and his case will probably be disposed
of tomorrow.
THI NEW PRESIDENT or TRINITY.
Rev. DR.. Kilgo, the new president OF
Trinity College. will be given a reception
hero by the Methodist church Oh FRIDAY
night next 1t promises to be big affair,
locally.
son of Dr. r. b. Williams. OF Ridge
way, was struck by falling timber on
Monday and died yesterday at noon.
There are a great many young doctors
I'm town, making n plunge for the posi-
ton lately made vacant by the death OF
Or. Fuller. superintendent OF the insane
asylum here.
TILIMAN UNPOPULAR.
Or. Earle IS I'm the city tonight. He
IS a brother Of Colonel Earle. who was
beaten by Tillman two years ago. Ut.
Earle says that Tillman is n smarter
man than Butler and his election TO the
United states Senate is foregone con-
clsion He says that Ttllman Is very
unpopular I'm charleston and Columbia,
the people not even noticing him as ne
rides along I'm his carriage
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-27
NU>r REMAIN TNOPER4TITE.
Treasury Officials Cannot Enforce the New
Alcohol Tariff Law.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Sept. 26.-Treas-
ury officials after having thoroughly dis
cussed the alcohol paragraph OF the new
tariff bill. have about reached the con-
ClusIon that they havp no means at hand
10 enforce IT. and that. therefore. the
rebate clause must remain Ia operation
until Congress at its next session either
provides the appropriation necessary to
carry the law into effect. or repeals II.
This particular paragraph has caused the
Department a vast amount OF trouble,
and the correspondence growing out Of the
question has been enormous. Although
the Executive branch OF the Government
has nothing to do with what may have
been the intent Of Congress, IT Is how
ever known that the intent of the legs-
lators. and of Mr.. Hoar. VINO introduced
the amendment, was to grant the rebate
provided for In the case Of alcohol used
only i'm the arts and sciences. No one
at thar time supposed that patent medl-
Cines and proprietary articles would be
included under this head. So graat would
be the drain upon the r"vnnue, + this
class of goods were permitted to draw
the rebate. that the Treasury officials
assert they are justified I'm taking refuge
behind tho ruling thus made. TIE law
could only he enforced ny the expenditure
Of large amount II mon1y, which is
not now available.