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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-13
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The British steamship Toledo from Hamburg
Aug. 20 and Shields Aug. 2S. reached this port
to-day and anchored in GraveBend Bay, where
she will discharge Ave tons OF smokeless powder
A Pleasant Route.
From the Fliegende Blaetter)
Tourist-Can I go to the top of that
peak safely by this route?
Alpine Shepherd don't see why.
It's worth trying If only to observe
the number of beautiful memorials
they've put up for the tourists that
have lost their lives on 1t.
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That's what We're Doing.

To the Editor;
am glad THE Evening World has taken up
the cause Of the people against the street rail-
roads and the overcrowdng. Keep right at 1t and
you will win. The Broadway and Third avenue
lines are the worst offenders. They have ample
means for giving better accommodations to the
public. and ought to be made to do It.
THOMAS MALONE.
James A. Brown. who was knocked
down by n Broadway cable-car at Park
place on Aug. 2S last. and sprained his
shoulder. Is going to sue the Company
for damages, he says. He wants to get
some OF the witnesses of the accident,
and has advertised for them.
He claims that the accident was en-
tirely the result OF the carelessness of
the gripman. who dicregarded his sig
nails and who would not stop the car,
se ot Of re ts saw Mr il could op mot
other sample Of the recklessness and in
difference to the rights of the public. as
shown by the manner in which this
Company operates Its line.
Mr.. Browns business place Is at 81
broadway, room Q. and he lives at the
Manor House. Broadway and Twenty
sixth street. He represents the Yelling
ton Manufacturing Company.
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Free Medical Advice.

side people who live uptown, and who are en-
ployel downtown that write to ask You 10 urge
closed during the Winter months also.
Whether due TO the serious breakdown on this
road Monday evening. or to the prevailing cool
terday. ANNIE NJ GILL,
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PERSONAL pRArrLE.


LITTLE LORD FAUSrLERoy has grown
old enough to cnter Harvard college
next fall.
THE name of the man who lights the
statue of Liberty in Washington night
ly is Mr. America,
THE men OF Mr. Cleveland's cabinet
are all heavy men. There is only one
that tips the scale under two hundred
pounds.
WILLIAM Fl. Mills, of San Francisco,
has two volumes written by John
Wesley, the father of Methodism, en-
titled "Wesley's Philosophy" They are
rare books and greatly priced by their
owner.
DIR. OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES, de-
spite his great age, 70 described MS
1.-THE, silver-haired and keen-eyed. He
laughs and chats with animation and
his flashes OF repartee are as frequent
and brilliant as they were in other
years.
Mr. JOSEPH WRIGHT COOPER. former
ly hired man in his native county of
Howard, Mo-, at twenty cents day, Is
at present the one-fourth owner of
l05, 900 acres OF land near Santa Bar
bara, CAL, and is styled pastoral
prince"
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FARMING in FOREIGN LANDS.

A FRUTT-GRowERs' convention is to be
held at Mildura, Australia, July next,
to secure uniform nomenclature for
the standard fruits of Australia.
TIE Naturalization society Of Auck-
land, New Zealand, is introducing
opossums into the district A consign-
ment of twelve has been received and
distributed, and more are to follow.
In reply to an inquiry in the British
house of commons, it was officially
stated by Mr. Herbert Gladstone that
anthrax had considerably increased in
Great Britain during the last year.
OF all the dairy cows slaughtered in
Edinburgh during the pleuro-pneu-
monia scare, not less than twenty-five
per cent were found by the official in
apcction to be more or less affected
with tuberculosis. The fact is an I'M
pleasant revelation of the extent to
which the disease prevailed unsus-
pected.
ROSE culture is increasing in Bull
garia to such an extent that many of
The peasants have abandoned grain
culture to raise roses. This is brought |
about by the increase in the price of |
the perfume, altar of roses, a syndicate |
in Turkey having bought up the bulk |
Of all there was in the market and |
then raised the price.
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PEOPLE.

CANTONESE KEPPLER left an estate
amounting to 100000.
NOTHING, it is said, gives Comptroller
EclSels SO much enjoyment as the read
ing of financial books full of dry sta.
tistic-
THE hospitality Senator Brice dis
penses from the old Cochran house in
Washington is said to cost him $3.50, 900
= year.
JUSTICE FIELD was alcalde or mayor
( the town of Marysville, in southern
alifornia, when that territory was a
art of Mexico.
1T is now claimed that the first wom-
an to practice law in the courts of this
country was Miss Arabella A. Mans
field, of Mount Pleasant, Ia, who
passed a successful examination for
admission to the bar in 1869.
John WESLEY HARDIN, the terror of
rcxas in the seventies and one of the
worst desperadoes the world has ever
produced, his victims numbering be-
tween twenty and fifty. recently
walked out of the Texas penitentiary
free man, having served a twenty-five
years sentence
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MuLTuM IN PARvo.

The useful and beautiful are never
separated. -Periander.
HOME is the seminary of all other in
stitutions.-E H. Chaplin.
THE debt habis IS the twin brother of
poverty.-T. T. Munger.
LEARNING is the dictionary, but
sense the grammar of science Sterne.
WEDLocK's like wine, not properly
judged of till the second glass. Ser
rold
MANNERS are not idle, but the fruit
OF loyal nature and of noble mind
Tennyson.
IN business three things are neces-
sary-l1nowledge, temper and time
Feltham
PEACE is such precious jewel that
! would give anything for it but truth.
IN. Henry.
THAT nation is worthless that will
moi with pleasure venture all for it's
honor. Schiller.
ALETTER shows the man it is written
to as well as the man it is written by.
Chesterfield.
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PERSONALS.

| JOHN ARNOLD, candidate for justice
of the peace in Norristown, Pa, died,
but his name was retained on the ball
lots and the corpse was elected
Mrs HETTy GREEN has removed from
Brooklyn to New York, and the tax
commissioners of the latter city are
now engaged in hunting her up in
order to tax her mortgage of 81, 300, 900
on the Stewart building
WILLIAM MORRIS, the famous English
socialist poet, dislikes most Of the
things that pertain to modern civiliza-
ton, but his fishing rods contain all
the modern improvements. There he
draws the line.
DR.. SAMUEL A. GREEN, of Boston, has
been looking into the origin of the
word blizzard, and finds that it proba-
bly, originated among seafariug people
at least a century ago, and was used in
its present sense by western news
paper man in 1860, though it did not
come into general use till about 1SS0-S1.
PRINCE BISMARCK is understood to be
writing his autobiography; but the
manuscript is said to be quite incom-
plete as yet, and no date can be set for
even the probable appearance of the
work. If Bismarcl's recollections are
given with even moderate fullness a
book of extraordinary interest and his
torical value will be the result.
Mr.. E. c. SELoUs, the famous African
hunter, has shot more than one hun
bred elephants and at least twenty
lions. On one occasion he accomplished
the unprecedented feat of killing three
lions with four shots. The
flesh of the lion is, he says, capital eat
ing Lion pie is almost as good as,
veal pastry, and quite as white. y
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-05-19
PLANT CURiosITIES.

THE hop grows wild in Europe from
Norway to Italy.
Tue -four o'clocks" open regularly
at four. rain or shine
The roots of tree are often as ex-
tensive as its branches.
MADAGASCAR has flower that emits
the odor of putrid flesh.
THE common spinach is the only plant
that has emigrated from New Zealand.
THE watermelon is indigenous to
Africa, and grows best under the equa-
tor.
THE common Glove is the flower bud
Of plant belonging to the myrtle
family.
TIE beet is indigenous to the shores
of the Mediterranean, where it still
grows wild.
THE garden radish is supposed to be
a Chinese plant, which came west by
way of India.
EVERY tree has reserve buds, which
develop at the point where a limb has
been cut off.
TIE orange grows wild all over trop-
'cai Asia. and is everywhere regarded
as Indigenous
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The ArmcniAns are one Of the oides,
races IN tho world, Their country d
mentioned by xenophon and Exek lei,
and in tho cuneiform Inscriptions Of
babylon and AssyriA, All the nations
that surrounded thcm have pasaed
away, but they remain. though their
country has bcen hArricd with fre and
sword for ccpturica The pcrmnnence
OF the Armenian race has been ascribed
to the virtue OF their women and tho
exceptional purity and stability Of
their family life. Even In their heather
days polygamy was unknown to them.
They have been Christian nation for
more than fifteen hundred years, and
have undergone perpetual persecution
for their faith from the surrounding
oriental people.
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RumeLiNos ON THE RAIL.

THE receipts of the worlds railroads
in 1858 were e494, SOC, 900; the expenses
were $500. $50, 900; net gains were e19S,-
g70, 900.
THERE are in this country 30, 2sl loco
motives, 2S,5e1 passenger cars, 1900
mail and baggage cars and 1,I6s, $40
freight cars.
THE first railroad line in Australia
was opened in 1854 from Melbourne to
Hobson's Bay. Now there are 10, 1877
miles Of track.
is 1913 William Burton patented a
locomotive that was provided with legs
and feet behind TO push the machine
along the track.
The most elevated railroad in the
world is the Lima a. Oroya, in Peru.
II ascends TO an elevation Of 1880
feet above the sea.
Tine engineers on the early roads
would not run during rain, on the the
DRY that the track was 50 slippery the
engine would run OF,
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GREAT FOREIGN CHARACTERS.

ARTHUR BALFoUR, the British polit-
zeal lender occupies his leisure with
Investigations of hypnotism and other
subjects of psychical research.
NJ. RAYNAL, the new minister OF the
interior in the Casimir-Perier cabinet
at Paris, is the first Hebrew to hold an
important cabinet rank in France.
Mrs. NELLIE GRANT SARToRIs is again
tied down in England with her chill
dren. Her father-in-law left her prop
erty that realizes thirty thousand dol
lars year.
FELIX DAuN, the German historian,
lawyer and poet, recently celebrated
his sixtieth birthday in Breslau. He
received congratulatory communion
tions from celebrated men of the en-
pire.
PRINCE BISMARCK is in excellent
health and goes out driving daily. The
prince has presented to the school
children of his town memorial cups
bearing the likeness of Emperor Will
liam
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BORROWED MIRTH.

Mr.. Pom PUs-"Sir, had kings
among my ancestors" Mr.. Pc Ker-
We'll, would rather have aces. IN.
Y. Press.
TEAcHER-'I don't suppose anyone
Of the little boys here has ever seen a
whale?" Boy lat the foot of the class
NO. sir, but I've felt one. Brook
lyn Life.
Lady left you note this
morning" Editor (distractedly)-
Cam pay it. Three in the bank and
not one cent in the treasury. Atlanta
Constitution.
ATToREEY-"I'm not asking You for
your office address. Where is your
home?" Conscientious Witness -
haven't any home. / reside in SUI
burban hat."-Chicago Tribune.
''IIow DOES it happen that the sun
sets in the west?' asked the teacher,
at does it accidentally" replied Ben
ny Bliyens, who was kept IN half an
hour after school for his smartness.-
Telegraph.
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rae ooLLEoes.

PROF. FRANKLIN Il. GDDlNGs has been
'lectcd head OF the ncwly-created de.
mrtment Of sociology at Columbian
University. This department is under
TODD to have separate endowment
u three hundred thousand dollars, and
win probably be the most richly en-
lowed department OF sociology in the
country.
THE Williams glee, banjo and man
dolin clubs have for the last few years
been unheard OF outside Of New Eng
land and vicinity, but this year trip
has been arranged for vacation which
will extend as far west as Missouri,
and include Albany, Buffalo, Cleve-
land, Columbus, Chicago, Detroit and
St. Louis
A NEW plan for helping the students
OF the freshman class at the Massachu-
sets institute of technology select
their courses has been agreed upon by
the faculty, Each student when he
enters is assigned to certain pro-
fessor, to whom he is to go for advice
on all points concerning his course OF
studies at the Institute.
THE attitude which President Eliot
is going to take in discussing athletics
in his annual report is not likely to
foster a friendly feeling between him
and the students of Harvard He rec
ommcnds abolishing freshman inter-
collegiate sports entirely and allow
ing important Intercollegiate universe
ty contests, such as those with Yale,
Princeton and Pennsylvania, to occur
only once in two years in the form of
athletics.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

An elevator up Mount Calvary is in
construction for the benefit of pill
grims.
The revenue of the Russian empire
during last year amounted to $40, ss5,
goo roubles, and the expenditures to
ls0,S99,000 ronbles.
LoBDoE's debt was increased last
year by el,20o,0 900, and now amounts to
sSo'oiLo0O. The revenue Of the city
Tor the last fiscal year was e4,e23. 900.
A NEW free public library to contain.
$4,000 volumes is building in Man
chester This win give the city a
total Of 10000 volumes, housed in five
Libraries, for free public use.
Mrs. AUSTEN, a sister Of Cardinal
Manning and great fayorite with
him, died IN England recently at the
lge Of ninety-tbree. She was a de-
voted adherent Of the Anglican church.
bNpER new French law cyclists are
compelled 10 have affixed TO their ma
'llnes a metal plnte bearing their
lane and address 20 that the identity
,. tAe rider mag De established IN ease
u an infringement Of the regulations,
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WING FEATHERS.
The Marvellous Mechanical Provisions o.
Nature.

The Marvellous Mechanical Provisions q
4 Nature
! Fenthers are peculiar to birds, and il
their typical form have shaft or stiff
central rod fixed at one end into The
! skin and free at the other From the
| two opposite sides of this shaft grow
thin, fiat plates, constituting the wei
or vane of the feather. This web, how
ever, is not a simple, solid structure
like piece of paper, or even the Leaf
Of plant. 1t is composed of an i'm
mense number of horny flnments
placed side by side and set obliquely
On the shaft, to which they are fixed
oy their inner ends.
To understand what follows, would
ask my reader, says a writer in Good
Words, to take goose quill, or
. feather of the wing of any
bird that may be at hand, and
look at it carefully. He will see that
these separate filaments of which
the vane is composed, technically
called barbs, although really distinct
from each other and only attachef 70
tbs common stem at their base, have
furious tendency to cling together, so
IS to form continuous structure, and
that it takes a slight but distinct
amount of force to separate them and
shat after they have been pulled or
t1rced apart, if they are brought in
contact again by gently strolling the
leather ins the right direction, or by
waving it brislsly through the ar. they
Will join again as firmly as before. He
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

A BUsHEL of sweet potatoes will yield
gallon of alcohol.
AUSTRALIANS are beginning to use
horseshoes made of cowhide.
ABOUT fifty gamblers commit suicide
at Monte Carlo every year.
THE ladies of the Aston family pos
sess jewels to the value Of $4,000, 900.
HENRY Nv. of France SO disliked cats
that he visibly trembled whenever he
saw one.
WILMINGTON, Del, is to have a social
club to which both men and women
will be admitted.
CoTToS thread is generally used to
sew kid gloves, as it does not SO readily
cut the kid as silk thread.
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across the Pacific ocean, from Austral-
asia to British North America, will, it.
is expected, cross the island. The
Greigs lead an ideal life, apart from
all others of their kind, save hun-s
bred natives, who do their work. Once
only in six months do they hear from
the world, ard then alittlc sailing yes
sci comes to them, laden with mail,
Books, newspapers and provisions. 1t
is always summer on the island -al-
ways SO warm that one can swing in
hammock all night with little cover.
ing save the clear Sky.
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a CEMETERY F3R PET DOGS.
r.ondon Has one-Many Cravestones with
Tender In. crin tiona.

r.ondon Has one-Many Cravestones with
Tender Inscriptions.
LONDON has a pet-dog cemetery. IN
this town when a very dear and be-
loved doggie dies he must be buiied all
! alone by himself, because the regular
cemeteries have officials and lot own
rs who object to receiving other than
luman cornses within their Gates
The London dogs, cemetery is near the
Victoria gate in Hyde park.
In she rear of the gate-kaeper's
lodge is a pi.,t Of ground which looks
like a tiny garden, In the midst of
The flowers, however, are q number of
small marble tombstones. Arranged
in rows, each bearing some tender in.
c'ription, with tiny gravel paths be-
veen and an arch of ivy to greet
the spectator, one counts about forty
.e 4hese pretty tokens of remembrance.
Poor little Prince is the inscrip-
ton over the grave of The duke of
gambridge's dead-and-gone pet. Others
among the dead have the names of
Jack, Tip, Topsy, Flo, Sprite, Vic,
Darling and Zoe. Each grave has it's
well-trimmeG bushes of evergreen, and |
here and there arc ornaments in the |
.iape of large white shells.
Very few people in London, apart
from those whose pets sleep their
last in this peaceful little spot, are
swarc of its existence. Should it be |
on this side OF Ll.e Il 5lstiItic,
here is no doubt the tiny burial plots
would be readily sold. The Pet Dog
society, for instance, would naturally
De interested in such an institution,
md many tender-hearted women and
ONE animal-loving men would be glad
. bury their dead pets in just this sort
f a place.
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SPROUTS OF EXPERIENCE.

THE artichoke a weed2 Yes, more
or less, we think.
GIVE US barn cellar manure rather
than barpyard manure.
VINO doubts it2 Underground water
ing Will soon win the day.
SOME Of our best edible fungi are
found among the Boletus family.
DOS'T you think it's true that 'he
who loves a garden Loves greenhouse,
too2'
WITH good management come good
crops, ana with increasing crops comes
improvement Of the soil.
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rAs sasessssNg sSls ,aess Of rienesl
tasv 10 the Ma A m ktstea.
Rev, Joseph noati, y 30, IN his 'Notel
on the settlement ~ X indian Wars 81
the Western PARTS Virginia aud
rennsylsanigAN givss detailed and
roaliAtle account of a spioneer life OF
that reglon, he waa ! orn In isop, llia
mother died six on y ven years after
ward. aud his father n "a him 70 Mary
land ia aeaool, On III way thither he
saw sonle wonderfully hings and had
some surprising expsas mces, which he
thus desnrihes'
AZ Col Browns In 4 Ia mountains
for tha first time savTs anne geese and
for hantering pet rs ader got Sc
we're biting by his bill and boating by
his wings ! wonderet very much that
birds 80 large and stFs ig should be SO
much tanner than the i'd turkeys, At
this place, however, al was right OK
eept the large birds NJ 'ch they called
geese, The cabin arx it's furniture
were such as had heai accustomed to
see In the haelswootIA as my country
was then called.
At Bedford everythin was changed
The tavern at WHEEL. ~ uncle put up
was stone house, iie was plastorcd
inside, both as to hs walls and the
ceiling, / was struls with ustonish-
ment had no Ida hat there was
any house IN the world which was not
built Of logs, but hers ! looked round
the house and could 10 no logs, and
above | could see no \ lists Whether
suoh thing had bsa made by The
hands OF man, or hn grown up OF
Itself, | could not conjat ture,
When supper came an my confusion
was worse oonfoundea+ A little cul
stood In a bigger ON with som,
hrownish stun in II, 'yhi >h was neither
milk, homlny, nor broth What to dc
with these little CUPS aud the LITTLE
spoons belonging to the, L could not
tell, and was afraid 10 ,sk.
| watched 20 see What the big folks
would do, and then did he same, and
found the coffee nans'iou beyond any
hing had ever taatd continued
70 drink, MS the rest Of the company
lid, with the tears st zen ming from my
syesl but when II was t. end was at
loss 70 know, as the y Ne cups were
illed immediately aftwl sing enptied.
This circumstance dlstf ssed me very
much, but looking atten lively at the
'rown persons, ! saw one man turn his
up bottom upward aid VT his spoon
cross It. observed thu after that
lis cap was not filled Again, and |
ollowed his example wit "a like happy 9
esult,
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sEDoE wAxeM.s PROVERBS.
THE American Eagel can't fly too hi
nox y sryou NO n {v,,t IN tr,,<s till ~, ~,

THE Amerikin Engel can't fly too hi.
PoLIlTisHASs amt patriots till they
hat to be.
Mosr men come to congress because
congress won't come to them.
HONESTY is the best policy when y ou
air shore Nv electin yore mpn.
Nor wun woman in milyun stops
roclsin the cradle to study up the con-
stitushun.
NIFTY flew men that is sucksessful In
polliticlss woodent done better at
sumpthin els.
IT'S a powerful big statesman that
lobbyist can't git around In one term
Of he gifts started rite.-Detroit Free
Press.