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The evening world., 1895-03-28
THE GREATEST SHOW on EARTH

The elephant now goes round.
The band begins TO play;
The little boys under the monkeys cage
Had better keep out OF the way
Old Song.
Come see our political circus
It's the greatest show on ear.h!
It's got more rings than a raccoons tail,
And OF clowns there is no desrth.
The animals were captured at great expense
ITO the peope)-Now watch them perform:
They can change their colors three times in a day
In doing their at called Reform"
First comes the great LeNo~is Poodlcnsis.
WI" jumps fences with much activity:
The name OF his trainer. Tom Plat. on his collar
Shows who has him now in captivity,
Ger the other animals in his cage
This little chap wiclds a big power:
You'll observe that whenever he nies in a rage
They all huddle together and COVER
In the next cage you see that queer little bess.
Called the Hoeeerus Coroaerus for style:
lie IL SAID TO belong to the jsckal tribe,
And he's making mistakes all the while
But although there is nothing like him on earth.
For his cage room We can't make him pay.
For he COSTS ev'ry week four times what he,
worth.
And we'd gladly give him away.
There are other strange thing in this wonderful
shoH:
Some are vicious and many are funny:
They were gathered from every par; o. the world.
AMI they cost us large sum 0: money.
They perform every day In a most absurd way
In their rings" and though many sre stars
Al their various tricks they will he in q nx
Should they get behind parallel bars"
The evening world., 1895-03-28
TALKS WITH THE DOCTOR.


Ailments That May Bo safely
Treated at Home.
Please publish . remedy for rheumatism which
affects my arms N. N. Brooklyn.
Salicylate of soda IL very good rem
edy. Take ten grains In water every
three hours.
A. N. L., Meriden. Conn.-The follow.
ing mixture Ii a very good tonic for
a dyspeptic:
Tincture Of nux vomica. two drains;
Tincture Of colombo. one ounce;
Compound tincture Of gentian. three
ounces
Take one teaspoonful in water before
each meal.
Kindly inform me what can DO for bleeding
from the nose I am troubled quite frequently.
JAMES y.
You may arrest the bleeding by snuff-
ing extract Of witch hazel and cold
water.
Please print good remedy for neuralgia across
the forehead and around the eyes.
T. l.. X, Brooklyn. n. Y.
You may find a very good remedy in
powders OF acetanilide and mono-bro-
mate OF camphor; each powder should
contain three grains Of the former and
two grains Of the latter. Take one every
three hours
A. g. r., East Ninety-second street.
You should consult q physician. Self
treatment is no. advisable in your case
+. M.-Apply vaseline at bedtime and
use the wash Of borax and camphor
water as directed above.
Kindy advise me which condensed milk 10 the
better for infants food-the sweetened, or the un-
wse,ened, ANXIOUS MOTHER.
The unsweetened milk:
Please publish a good remedy for = greasy com
plexlon. JUDGE
You can find a very good remedy In
THE Evening World" Of March ls.
In The Evening world' OF March u you say
use green soap for shampooing the scalp. Do you
mean green in color fresh soap!
No. Green soap or sapo viridis Of the
United States Pharmacopoeia Is a soft
soap, usually brown In color, with 6
strong flshy odor. which Is derived from
the fish barrels used to contain II.
]. F. WHITAKER. NJ. D.
The evening world., 1895-03-28
Ans ABOUT A PIANO.

Some over fsstidious people are af-
fecting to be greatly shocked because
. grand plano was left At the door OF
ex- x-Building Inspector Thomas j.
Brady's residence and was given admis-
sion to the house.
The piano was not ordered or paid for
by Mr.. Brady. 1t bore the mAnufac-
turers' name. "Weser Brothers," on the
plate. 1t was. as alleged. charged 10
Justus J. Smith. Weser Brothers, be-
sides making pianos. were erecting a
new building on West Forty third street.
Smith was the contractor.
Surely there Ia nothing wrong IN all
this. A mans services are worth all they
will command. A grand plano Is not
worth two hundred and nifty thousand
dollars.
II there Is thought to be anything
criminal about Brady's share in the
transaction, why not refer the matter to
Police Supt. Byrnes?
The evening world., 1895-03-28
WHAT OTHER CITIES TALK OF.

Boston. Ripping up Washington street to lay
gas mains the coming Christian Endsavorsrs'
Convention. assisting immigration Of the nesd,
to the new West
Philadelphia Living pictures Of historic city
chsrac;srs the City Solicitor succsssorshtp aad
when will the St. Paul be launched!"
Dstroi,.-Fali!ng OF Id city registration and q
pastor who says pew-rentins 10 an inventioa Of
the devil.
Pittsburg. scraps In the Common Council. Z
cumpulsory education bill OF home manufacture,
the Greater Pittshurg."
Syracuse.-Raising the salaries OF city o6cers.
having a 'Lexow'' Investigation, making the
city an interior port OF entry.
Cleveland i-piphtheria and death In the city'i
drinking water. through the sewer system.
Rochester, potato farm for the ci;y's poor
on the Detroit -Pinsres plan: a hne new spe.d
Ney a, Genesee Park.
Buhslo-A trolley road to Niagara Falls.
single headed Public Works Department. . model
burglar proof county penitentlsry.
The evening world., 1895-03-28
WHY NOT LIT HER 60,

0Dei, 4. .r,u..a - ,ho aar,.r ~ ,h.
c,,k. .,.,,,, 60, AZ. -, ,ss
4. 80 80. ,h,r - ,,. go .s,,,.a,
troons .er, w.ea - cha - .,s,,sa,.
ths un,t.in. u. .,,ooaa,.a ,.,or. .ra
no q. "a ,rv % A, !, .,ain
pu, ,,i,, .ha conar,i s,,,ooo,, r,.
Conserv.,,,e cov.rnmor, nr,an ., cnn.
u,arn. No. ~ a,,,,nr,,,a. ,,a, ,hts
"a ~, ,.-no ravo,, .s 49,, ranr.n,
ine =, - he h,,. r,o,"r,.n, o. 10 a.,
-, ,h,s. - .r, h..,t,a a., ,,,. s,.,,st
na,,onsi,,v a,d d..,rs ~ sos r,na trna
~ - - -, .
The evening world., 1895-03-28
THE oouRT u IN CONTEMPT.

II It Is contempt OF Court to do any
thing which tends to lower the dignity
Of the administration Of Justice and
bring the administrators into disrepute,
then somebody ought to bring proceed
ings at once against Judge McAdam.
His attempt to punish ex-Congressman n
Campbell for criticism OF the Court
made outside OF the court and in an
other action entirely is ridiculous.
II there were any chance that It would
establish precedent It would be a
serious infringement upon the liberty
Of the citizen.
or the truth OF Campbell's assertions
there is no evidence except the exceed
ing celerity ana bitterness with which
the Judge resents them. They could
safely have been ignored. and the at
tempt to punish them will harm Judge
McAdam and lower tho dignity OF his
court.
The evening world., 1895-03-28

Mrs. Jenness Miller wants to know
why women become passe. great
many women have been asking the same
thing with passion ever since the Fall.
Mrs. Miller points out that men are fire.
quently as handsome at fifty as at
twenty; they don't look young. per-
haps, but they look vital and handsome.
She thinks women might have equal
success II their hygienic conditions were
as good; IL they were. in short. as good
animals.
The evening world., 1895-03-28
42ggE(I &||Ee4E|

furious rate. as . too rapid boff,ua
freaks the surface Of the potato before
the centre is cooked. The time Of coek.
irg Is to be counted from the moment
the boiling water is poured over the %.
tatoes. When the potatoes are done IT,
water should be poured OF and the
steam then allowed to escape. Should Il
be necessary to keep them warm aftse
that cover them with a coarse towel
never with the pot cover. for II the
steam does not have a chance to escaps
1t will be absorbed by the potatoes.
which Will become sodden, dark 81
strong Favored.
The evening world., 1895-03-28

Manager T.. +. Rice is already formu-
latng h!s plans for a big production Of
Excelsior, Jr.," In this city next season.
The production will not be made at the
Garden Theatre-oh, no: II will also not
be made at Pa.mer's Theatre-equa.ly
oh. no. 1t will be upon a very gorgeous
scale. after the style Of "l492"
The evening world., 1895-03-28
Let Time settle u.

To the Editor:
l should like TO submit an answer to ''Beauti,ul
Nineteen Sh" seems to be in predicament.
Where there are two lovers, both equally favored.
and sns cannot decide which one TO choose my
advice Is to let tine Itself clear away the dim
Guilty. II she patiently bides her time her own
heart will reveal the right one, sooner or later
u the other lover ends his life because OF his re-
lection. II Is an act for which he alone must an.
swer. ENPepIrSCI
The evening world., 1895-03-28
Sunday and the Scriptures.

To the Editor:
'P. MG.." Of Paterson, y. j., says that Roman
Catholics did 1t. Let us hear the word OF God.
For the institution OF P.ntecost see Leviticus
ga chapter, 1915 verses. For the opening Of the
Church Of Jews (only) see Acts, % chapter. For
the opening OF the Church to the Gcntiles at
least three and half years later. see Acts. 10th
and llth chapters Are the Catholics Jews or
0entlss Mr.. New Jersey: And take look at
Acts 9th chapter 18th verse. and let Us know
who vas the apostle to the Gentiles; and finally.
the Christian Sabbath or nrst day OF the week
was the day on which Christ rose from the dead
tsss John goth: Matthew. 2sth chapter. LIST verse;
and has connection with the Jewish Sabbath.
But what making there about 1t was done by
God himself. In conclusion. the Scriptures were
written to tearh men the way o, salvation. II
you do not know whether you are saved or not
you have failed to comprehend their meaning.
You must be born Again; Joap. Sd chapter. s-6.
Miss BELLE MARTHUR.
Astoria, l.. ].
The evening world., 1895-03-28

Boil hard and cut in round, thick
slices. Season with pepper and salt
Dip each in beaten raw egg, then In fine
bread crumbs and fry in hot butter.
Drain free from grease and serve with
sauce made by boiling up together q
cup Of broth. a half teaspoonful Of
chopped parsley, little salt and pepper
and adding three tablespoonfuls Of
cream,
The evening world., 1895-03-28

A solution of ammonia cleanses saiha
and drain pipes.
Ammonia takes fnger-marks fnum
paint.
Ammonia In dish-water brightens ~
yer.
Ammonia in water keeps hannels soft
Ammonia is good in washing lace and
fine muslins.
Ammonia cleanses hair-brushes.
Ammonia bleaches yellowed fianneis.
Ammonia brightens windows and loolC-
ing-glasses.
The evening world., 1895-03-28
SOME SAMPLE JOKES.
Just nS They Come from Mills ri
HunOr Here and There.

The sprIngtime she is coming,
When the birds begin 10 tin.
The bees vii soon ne humming
And tie mosquito show his bill.
TIE corn Will soon be sprout!ns.
Dogwood blossoms come in sight,
And the folks viii seek an outing
Where hsh and skeetcrs bite
Madison Advertiser.
The evening world., 1895-03-28
Old-Fashioned Cranberry Sauce,

Did you ever try the old-fashioned
cranberry sauce? New England sauce
some people call It, and while 1t dossn'e
look quite so pretty as the jelly. It tastes
better. To make It you must use the
light colored. oval berries. Just put
them on t. boil with . little water and
sugar to taste. When they are soe0
mash them little. but leave the skins
IN. But the main thing about Gran.
berries Is not to stint the sugar.
The evening world., 1895-03-28
A Conductor That should Explain,

70 the Editor:
How can I recover . half sovereign uen shil-
lnSs) from a street car conductor, lie
got possession Of my money in this wise: ]
boarded his car at the Battery. where I landed.
and gave him the money to take my car Fare out
but a. he did not return any change, I
AAked him about 1t. and was told that he had to
see the manager before he could change foreign
money. l demonstrated with him and offered to
get OF. but he positively declined to give me
my money. saying that rode his car and
would have to pay for II. l remained in the
car until We reached the stables. where was told
by him to remain for a few minutes. When he
returned he told me that the manager Was out
and would have to wait day two. Four
days have now elapsed and ] haven't got my
money. What shall / do? JOHN MALONE.
The evening world., 1895-03-28
To Dignity q Mautel.

To add to the dignity Of a plain mantsl
make shelf to attach to the wall some
two feet and a half above 1t. Then
cover both mantel and shelf with plush
or velveteen, also the wall space be-
tween them. A small mirror may be in.
serted in this middle space, and a SUD-
port near either end converts them into
inches for appropriate vases or other
bric-a-brac.
The evening world., 1895-03-28
Boiling Potatoes.

n potatoes be covered with boiling
water and placed on the fire they will
cook in thirty minutes. II they be very
small they may get done in twenty-eight
minutes, and IL they be large 1t may
take thirty-two to cook them sufficient
ly. They should be kept boiling all the
time after they once begin. but not at a
The evening world., 1895-03-28
Novel Bread Tins.

Housekeepers whose families are fond
Of crusty bread can please them. accord
ing to an ingenious person. by using a
section Of a stovepipe as bread pan,
The four-inch pipe Is good sort for
the purpose. and any tinsmith will cut
of a piece the required length. The
edges should be bent a little that the
hands may not be cut, but the ends are
left open. and the loaves made a little
shorter than the pan.
The evening world., 1895-03-28

rent and live plain. Now. what cannot uns~.,
stand is that out Of 3llo my wife does not iay
aside one penny from one years end to another.
Whereas. have = friend who, out Of a mueS
smaller income. seems to be better o6 IN that ana
many other respecta Now. We don't live in
what l should style extravaganza. and ny wife
does not dress even - well As I would like to
zee her dressed. VIII some kind readers en-
tighten me. as think the caus" Of my srisyaacs
is mismanagement. X a
The evening world., 1895-03-28
Certainly, We study to Please, Can
We EO Anything Else for YOu'

To the Editor
In THE Evening worit' Of March II saw
short verse about a lady lighting q match on her
boomers ! have misplaced It, Would VOC
print 1t again and obiige NJ y.
Here Is the verse:
The up-to-date girl is bound to advance,
Though the old-fashioned women say nay;
but she can't strike q match on her bicycle pants
TIL she pulls the skirt out OF the way. W. u.
The evening world., 1895-03-28
The Cable Too Quick for Them.

inc SaoIe 700 quick for Them.
To the Editor:
am a constant patron OF the Columbus avenue
nd broadway cable cars, but I scarcely ever
enter or leave one but feel my life in jeopardy.
Yesterday I had Just reached my hand to the
railing when the car was started tried to
mount the step but had to dssist, and the car
passed on As stood waiting. saw a woman
with two children make a similar attempt. One
child was put on the step; then the car started
The mother was struggling with herself and the
remaining child. when. at last the car was
brought to halt. The only wonder was that
no one OF them was struck down. As elderly psr-
sons and young children cannot spring Oh and
on when the cars are moving, a. many agile ones
do. are VIC. or are We not. to receive consldera-
tion. who glsdy pay the required fee even u
only to have standing room!
Mrs. L. A. WILLIS
100 West Seventy ninth street.
The evening world., 1895-03-28

The nineteenth irstalmen, OF "A Plot
for Million was printed in the morn
Ing editor Of THE Word" today.
There viii be six days before the :wen-
tie,h insta!mrnt appears. Meanwhile.
guess FOR that NOD in gold
The evening world., 1895-03-28
Nr. Piatts Alternatives.

n he tMr. Pie,p sgrrenlcrs h. is politically
dead, Ani II he v.ns his iEh, BY Tsmmany
alliance. he must forfeit ,he respect and siis-
glance Of all sincers Republican II seems 10
he choice hetwee-.. voluntary suicide ami tslas
run over BY the iusSernsst of public spiuiOn. =
Philadelphia J,nes.
The evening world., 1895-03-28

Meats have gone up - rev cent. in
Chicago, owing 10 Il shortage IN nrsr-
class cattle. This Is rather the opposite
Of TIE eNec; exp p-c-,l through the shut
ting off o: foreign markets fJr American
meat TO please the : agar Trust
The evening world., 1895-03-28
To Reduce the Number Of unem-
played.


would suggest that the Legislature make the
hrst start towards giving the unemployed work
by doubling the forces OF the Police and Fire
Departments and reducing their pay from 81 400
TO 500 per year, This would take about 1000
idle men from our streets, and AFFORD the city
more protection for the same amount Of money
These departments. with such a force OF men,
could each have day crew and a night crew
EuM
The evening world., 1895-03-28

Mrs wes.sde-I hear that Charlie Knlcker-
BOXER is going to ge: married on the t~enty-ht;h
Mr.. Nes;slte-Nes. he has only 60: three more
days
Little Tommy tsho has been reading about an
eAecutionl-The !is' three iays they ave him
everything ,o ca, that ne cail. ,or don; they
pat-Tesls SitlinsA
The evening world., 1895-03-28
washing Rose Blankets,

1t is very difficult thing to wash
rose blankets without making them
harsh and removing all the "fiun."
Washing soda. in spite Of the prejudice
against It. is valuable agent for this
purpose in the hands Of an intelligent
washerwoman. 1t will effectually cleanse
the blankets without harming them.
The evening world., 1895-03-28
NolngsleT-
iL-Tli aIta

sac acted and he managed her
rhr9axa al! ,he various stands
tay.! &c married her, Gni then
The management oalagei hands.
--DeIro.t Free Press.
The evening world., 1895-03-28

Gov. Mckinley has so far refused to
explain his statement that he would not
accept a nomination for the Presidency
on free silver platform. Probably he
Is now trying to explain TO himself why
he made such an un-Napoleonic state
The evening world., 1895-03-28

When the Brooklyn police nave
mystery 10 solve they g a, II hope fully.
TheiI method !s cNem.l.Gei In the An
derson murder case. Every day taey
promise 10 have fun Hgh, on &, before
the day Is over.
The evening world., 1895-03-28
An Em lsarvnssinH Find,

Youngstsr ,gleetu,lyl-Papa, I've found a cycling
cap
Paps-wh vi" yrp SO with -
YoungsIer-oh, do get a b.cye.e to match
H. It'd Bis
The evening world., 1895-03-28
4 Ch.p of the Old nlock.

To the Editor:
am In trouble ! have hoy eighteen yeArs
old and q girl sve, and a very uhkind husband.
I am a hard working woman and my son has not
earned u all bis life. but sits In the houss ssl
laughs st mo all thv day because ! love church
and the gospel. He and my husband sss ~
sanA PieasQ aAvtss ~ vhsa v ~ MA Q
The evening world., 1895-03-28
LETTERS

f1hb eosumx q opea 70 everybody 90 ~ q
eonpiasni to ssake grievance 10 ventlate IN
hrnsttO~ to give, subea Of general Interest 10
diseuss on public service 10 acknowledge. and AAs
ean put Tie idea into iess tAo~ 100 seorda Long
lHnav soaRot b prtatsd
The evening world., 1895-03-28

II appears that the Gray-Percy Rae
Ing bill is a very satisfactory measure
all around. Its prompt passage is de-
sirable. that the active followers and
promoters Of honest sport may know
just what ground they stand upon.
The evening world., 1895-03-28
FATHER KNICKEMBOCKER's DIARY

March 81. 1856 have JUS. come in from the
great mass meeting at Cooper unoa. "GrsAt'
Ia but feeble adjective to use in describing
that AFFAIR. Il VAS superb. as such a sathsring
mus, always be ~her It is devoted to the elo-
quent and toNe!ul expression OF the highest
c.tzenIy desires Al through the sssemblaEe
Stamped upon the faces OF listeners as plainly as
upon the utIeranes Of speakers, were the signs
Of purpose and Determination. II vas slsht and
occasion 10 thru even the mort Unconditional Of
men. How the echces OF the splendid
dsmnnsuat.on can FAT &c move the lawmakers
al Albany do not
d. no; believe s; stl1 fail Indeed the FRS,
!R-icston tha; rubl.c sentiment IS a; last se,.
tng tas arm upper Rand came to-day long be-
tore the meeting va. caAed 10 order n th,
'r-m q sR Allan, despatch h. s.Ins vita an
Isar,nI su-au-'r .la. o., LeA5w police bis wer.
70 be AHen1ri So - to Nh ou' the provision Tor
,as s,-'isu 0i Fa.rr Cr.u'alss.oHc.. AnI i.A,,
rh, apP7.r rmc0' = 'A,sv 5nciA. ui,h the Msys-.
This ..I b. - rcsiuH.ng towards putting the
Bills tn'5 re srape iernsniel b. the peog.s
\ rsrtlru.-ry hu- ,Ans about the u.As. meet
ING ana ~sc Ih.as. to-, was It, s?y.a. Go the
pcog., r' tho S,.rs a. large. 1t vls high time
''s, r.- ..g psId IT. share of attention to the
g-,si tr1. = rris,ns o: the ,9sa1 1aWea!ta.
Hereto ,rs. ''e P.4'gtet AaE. had a.I The say.
olis.il = ne -.'rrre..s, '-rc;t g.. 'ts Utter
sn.v. . a 'a- intel 'uEsa' nasspsrst, vh.rn n!
Rot NEED q. sflu r- l-e l.srss .rs-T bureau
~ s...ra. Il.tH A frpas staisneat o' the
e.Ts as. t'e.f from people 10 rsFir, VII. !
q. eve, have ~.'.s-.-l eject toward. the uas.
ius u hev ly..fsr's !u..s for e.r tcleaEgsf.i
g1Ear.-n.U
The evening world., 1895-03-28

Something arose at Cooper tnlon last
night. IT was the voice of an aroused
people. Now for something to drop
eisewhere-the last prop OF a Ridiculous
The evening world., 1895-03-28
Never Out.

When the cats away the mice will pay"
l. IN ai,ee Cd sin,
But ~hsa pok,rs he game. Nhy-s.l the same
The ki.iy's a!Says in,
Smith. Gray & Co. Monthly.
The evening world., 1895-03-28

That fellow In Central Park wasted
his looking-glass. Instead of giving the
mirror to the monkeys. he should have
presented II to the Ridiculous Boss.
The evening world., 1895-03-28

Says the chic, P.a,t-Tammany organ.
this morning: Things slzzlei a. Cooper
Union last night" That's jus, VIA,
they did. And the legislators gno don't
want TO be scorched know just waar 10
"a
The evening world., 1895-03-28

the City College are to cost Sl15, 0OC.
1t might be well right here to remem-
ber that some children OF this town
and Brooklyn cannot go to school be-
cause there are not enough schools to
accommodate all the children.
The evening world., 1895-03-28

The theatrical profession 10 adopting
heroic measures for tho elevation Of the
stage. Actors are killing themselves and
other actors at u great rate.
The evening world., 1895-03-28

Britannia rubbed some Of the wonder
of from Ailsa yesterday. It appears
that every yacht which seems to shine
need not be cup challenger.
The evening world., 1895-03-28

Platts and I.exow's ears must have
burned last night. Some red-hot things
were said about the boss and his little
bowwow at the Cooper Union meeting
The evening world., 1895-03-28

From 8 =. NJ. to-day. guesses on "A
Plot for Million" for that 1000 In
gold will be received by the morning
| edition OF '"The World"
The evening world., 1895-03-28

There is nothing certain in Albany
even the passing of the Police bills.
The evening world., 1895-03-28

Some Of the State Senators have been
sampling Mayor Strong's tea. 1t doesn't
bite like the regula ton Albany decoc-
tiOn,
The evening world., 1895-03-28

Any Ignorance Of what the people Of
New York city want would now be
more than ever inexcusabie on Senator
Lexow's part.
The evening world., 1895-03-28

Train robbers shot dead" That seems
to be about the only way to stop 'em.
The evening world., 1895-03-28

Pantataism has cached even far on
Vancouver, B q. \ police sergeant
there has been discovered using the
city's fuel and lighting mis- home with
electricity At the c.ty's expense.
The evening world., 1895-03-28

Another chapter appears In that In
teresting international serial the Ha-
waiian affair.
The evening world., 1895-03-28

The State will not build Gov. Morton "A
stable. The feeders at the public
manger are already too numerous.
The evening world., 1895-03-28

"Seventy's voice raised" More than
that. II was the voice OF all the Better
New York that was raised at that mass
meeting.
The evening world., 1895-03-28

Hetty Green has nav lawyer, bu,
sticks to her old stories.
The evening world., 1895-03-28

killed. but II was merely good fortune
that made II So. The occurrence points
It's own moral.
The evening world., 1895-03-28

Cuba is very particularly trouble
some elephant on the hands OF Spain
these days.
The evening world., 1895-03-28

1t can scarcely he claimed that the
Anu-Tights bill at Albany Is fully
draped with common sense.
The evening world., 1895-03-28

"Buildins badly "rs:. = N.turaily,
as 50 pounds of ro,k cans ;hrJlZn ,ae
side OF II. II Gappenel ~ IVES; ) KY
seventh street, and was another Iuc.J"l.I
Of blasting IN a ,IIy .)t. .NSaG,l, aas
The evening world., 1895-03-28

Coroner Hoeber has bulletined none
Of his reasons for not resigning.
The evening world., 1895-03-28

Croker is on the Vastly deep. Platt
should find himself, also. '.all at sea-