The evening world. Newspaper, May 24, 1895, Page 4

ae She BEM axtoro Poblished by the Prees Publishing Company, “ to @ PARK ROW, New York. oerond-class matter. — BF BRANCH OFFICES: WORLD UPTOWN OFFICE—Junction of Broad- way and Sisth ave. at $24 ob WORLD HARLEM OFFICE—125th at, and Madi- fon ave. BROOKLYN—800 Washington ot. DVERTISEMENTS in the Evening Edition of THE WORLD are taken upon the specific guarantee that the averare bona fide ‘would be followed by a crowd with curses, Because he ts not known to every one he meets, should these trolley magnates care notning for the fact that they are execrated by all Brooklyn? If Norton and Lewia were unable to witheined the exposyres of “The Even- fore the public will demand that every the just judgmenta of the courts by constant and continuous appeals. EVERY MAN BUYS HIS OWN DRINK. Michigan has passed an anti-treating law, It prohibits a man from asking angther to take something at‘a bar, and another person, Saloon patrons who like to drink alone will be pleased with the new law, as under It they can walk boldly into a place and call nonchalantly for their re- freshments, without fear of having to buy drinks for the whole house, whereas under the old condition they were obliged to sneak off stealthtly down side OUR HOSPITALITY DAZZLES THE PRINCE. ASTONIGHING MINCE PIE BiG SwoRT CAKE You wits Remencen DRAMATICNEWS AND NOTES Cline Says Living Pictures Are Very le Renwood's “Trilby” Dance. ‘Are Living Pictures dying out?" ech- feverishly as it did, but the Living Pt fact, we shall run them up to next De- cember, and shall then only withdraw them to make room for a new Christ- mas attraction in the shape of the Mar- tinettl pantomine troupe. Next week we intend to make selections from all the Living Pictures we have presented dur- operas such as “Trovatore,’ ‘Carmen,’ and the ‘Bohemian Girl,’ just as we have been Illustrating ‘Faust’ during the past few weeks. The field 1s practically unlimited, The Living Picture has emerged from the sensationalism into which it was at first plunged, and has Proven tobe asedateand delightful Feation. People Like to ait quietly and have exquisite views thrust before their THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 24, (895. AMOKG US WOMEN. Dire. Jaco Hees lost to relate, the pendant wi Two new women started on a Western journey Inst week, and the story is worth a paragcaph. travel “Isn't it lovely to think women can alone no eicely,"* aald number one. “Yes. sponded number two, “Papa used to 4itn't know enough to buy trunks or anything, and I find thac it ts the Those two new women proceeded to buy sleep- instead of & ‘and ao they minsed connections and had to wait over at Pittsburg four houre, four hundred miles tn order to avoid & lay over on Sunday. They sat up all of one night in a day coach, forgot to check their bag- 0 that no one at their four. ing-car ticket on & through sleeper, local train and finally dragged about on an accommodation train Ace, worded @ telegram wrong, caine to the train to meet ther et Giamend pendant one Afternoon sot long ago, while attending a sum- ber of Post-Lenten receptions in different parts of the city, On discovering her lose, messengers wer ‘alled and sent In the several directions to Inquire afterwards found in thine I tickets or check "7 simplest thing in the world to attend to one's \t>. French Design for Lawn Drenses. | \v a vorid” mm Corree Prince Bat. ~ it the Jewelry had been found at any of che houses Ss ing World” and its voice for a score of ou ced Carver B. Cline, of Koster & FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1895. childless mothers aimply because their SURPRISING OuR Corres with Bial's, yesterday, as the question was oe that oe She remembered having names were kept before the people, do \ SOush se Srevint Bul to him. “They ate not, by Qty] seater tn ene of the diningstooms, and Hraace z — QUBSCRIPTIONS 10 THE EVENING WORLD| these directors suppose it will be long be- : means. The craze may not burn as pubic ssc f&gate dish In the bottom to prevent the t he a stick! (tnctaiting gestage): one of the guilty ones be dragged pers tures In an institution, and it has’ come | wnich tt gas reorued tenon fallen into, and trom | Made in one of the new lawns, a fort pike awl eit tne sea one-halt PER MONTH. B00. |sonally before the bar of public opin= to stay for a long time. It ts no longer |in the kitchen. What Mra Heos had au to | Of fine holland ha had sae eon ‘eae onde, Bates hee. With habowing SSR YEAR. 88.60 lion? No. & fait, but a settled form of amusement. | be the click of the gold axainat the iron Mligree |! 8 Charming walling dithn. Tle Slee aol one pint water, one tables; H Vol. 85 fo. 12,880) _ Tt 1s time to use some heroic measures We intend to open next season with| work of the register was really the sound of tne | !°¢ 18 composed of linon the o Ane | Satter, cornstarch 0 thieken like aeeer \. spt | with these directors, who permit chil- them, which is a pretty excellent proof | pendant dropping into teacup. spot, and ts draped from each shoulder, Snenait eb REA, aad a cream, Batered at the Post-Office at New York ss | dren to be killed in the streets and evade that they are still very much living. In. ee » Grol loves oF vanilla to flavor—win will permit. The Ruling Tan Shoe. Every one ls wearing tan shoes, When these first came out they were a relief to those who found it difficult to keep black shoes in presentable order, but If your conscience ing the year, and this will be, I think, @ te “ now, alas! the standard of PHILADELPHIA, PA—Press Building, 108 Chest-| also provides a penalty for the bar- + A} own business” “Certainly,” ald number one, " appearance mut ot tender that sets a drink before a cus- Mane close i He Present season. | nothing easler.* But the end was not yet. for tans is #0 exalted that if one be {WASHINGTON—t02 14th ot. tomer when the drink is paid for by VGAE relented! IURtra Ce Dep uiey, LEE ambitious to attain perfection one may as well give up everything and attend solely to the shoes. It costs something, too, for the little bottles of dressing are not Inexpensive, and as for dropping in At the shoe store and having your tans greased there, that costs even more, and a Hressing only lasts in good order for about an hour. ; Perfected Necks, streets for their quaffs, or to do a lot eyes In rapid succession. The Living| ney's end, and finally they fell sh othe é paid circulation of The EVEN- oe peenihe and VOSSHIENINE batbhe Gh: Hicture doen not tax the intellects. cf | neove tnd had bysterice. And gow they say Physical culture enthusiasts claim that JING WORLD Js considera- ALCAN ES AIRE anne bly larger than that of all the other Evening papers in New tering a boozing ken. It will be a hardship, though, on the thousands of Mafors and Colonels fhat ey of laughter. It“can be silently enjoyed, ‘Tike mar agers who affect to believe that Living Pictures are dead make a very big mis- take.” nothing about king to go travelling and about the bliss of having no man along to buy tickets, |PAasses round the waist, and one end Men who read time-tables and check bageage. 7 h ‘over the skirt. a thin throat can be developed into the firm round column every woman desires by regular exercise. The fingers are x fare notoriously good for nothing make good guide| the skirt, while long cuffs are made tO! pressea lightly upon the muscles at the Work ‘COMBINED toot geen rent eee hese add the aitina, Minnie | Renwood, who frst poate for travellers PRUDENCE SHAW. | match the lace vest or of the material | front of the throat, and the head thrown a The Evening Post, the Evening “Don't care if 1 do's” will have to Tole Puller, When that erratic young —— of the dress. forward, the pressure of the fingers f Sun, the Evening News, the find some slick way of evading the law, “U Gelatin’ at te caster ie not ALL OF THEM FUNNY. Ve Deighton Carpet: mals We em Leaner! that tat i. b with dol an ra-Trilby dance’ In_ is do in exes of the arms ai Be 4 Grcut iene va rate touwabes, An Ccark brown aridity Battenberg Finds It No Easy Task to Kop Track of the Lunches aud| lack Sheep." She wears her foet bare| Re They in Rhyme or tm Prose|, Carpets which still look dingy, atter| chest, er vertiser ani 3 THE SHOOTING OF MANN. Ordinary human sympathy so runs will decorat that, with 300 applicants for the fourteen magistracies to be included in the now Police Courts and Special Sessions, there must be 286 disappointments. This 1s looking at the matter from the candi- a” Gallery of Living Pictures, Gosnip Here, a It ts int There and True Life. pone that the Tolen of City @ popular error to and her limbs bare to the knecs, She know. It 18 sald that Miss Renwood |e s0 ‘awkward In her bare feet that it jooks very much as thou: he we afraid of dancing on wtick. * Were oe 6 The “merry little mountain maid,” Amelia | Summervil Of birds and humming bees, Of June sunshine and April showera, March winds that cut and freee; The mercury in eighteen hours Drops sixty-five degrees, —Kanase City Journal. having been beaten out of doors, may with ammonia water, one gill of house- hold ammonia to a lion of water. Spots may be removed by applying ox- gall and water, one pint of ox-gall to three gallons of water, Spirits of tur- The process is repeated back “G 4 i 4 ward and sidewise, ye Mail and Express. a the domes of thelr mouths Dinners New Yorkers ( We Him, i Simakes up her ana, an covera. them ae se a 3) a iy Ue Ba COHMASEALIY: GHRNLGNEA. BP) WIPINE Mayor Strong gives a timely reminder : = = [Thee Te might do for Mew Mosk you | 0%, merry May, bright month ot fomire | them all over with a soft cloth, wet Wastes. One and one-half pints of flour; three eggs: one heaping tablespoonful butters a small teaspoonful soda; sufficient eweet milk to make a thin batter, Btir flour in portion of the milk, until all lumps f@mong us that the first impulse is| dates’ point of view. There will be more Grand Sachem of the Tammany Sorivty, ot Co-|‘Trilby In, the burlesque Which? wit be binioae niet ike thtaen aon remove are removed, add melted butter and to not disapprove yesterday's act of| disappointments than that If the four- lumblan rer Ia the eater of the Tammany] Introduced into! The “Mimic World. More Information. Sicky spots, like those made by tar oF | exis, beaten separately. Add remaining David Hannigan—the shooting of the|teen appointees do not come up to the Mall political organization, Tamminy Malt in| AN exceedingly effective Trilby this 14-1 qommy—Pam, what {a an egotist? Gi milk and soda dissolved in hot water. fellow who had led his sister to ruin ae ees which the people Aue in a « Hale " CUED notety Mo bewitching Cora Tinnte will be the Lit.| Mr Fige—lte ina man who thinks he ts smarter Nut Kinses. Balt to taste, Bake quickly in well and death. Stop a moment. Think mind when they arose in successful re- Chairman of the Finance Committee of the) tle Billee of the occasion. If ‘The than any one else One coffee cup chopped walnuts, one| greased waffle irons. Bay Huds (5 consctjted and inns aee| Volk Agalune Divvertem, Hall” ta ag any one knows who ts versed tn| Mimle World ‘Turns out as well as It] Mra Ficg—My dear, you have that wrong. The| cin chopped raiina, ene cup pulverised pena Tammany mothos, the lower, ‘That was Mr. [Promises to do, It will be a very gala cup chopped 5 iD P framed expressly to take care of evil- 3 . te | affair, erotist is the man who saya he te smarter than| sugar, Beat five whites of eggs very A Sammer Shoulder-Shaw! cers, It ts the part of wisdom as well| The Philadelphia “come-ons™ that Croker'a oficial Ute, ant it was Joha Kelly's oe any one ele, All men think that way.—Indian- | Sasa sugar raisins and ‘walnuts.| A shoulder shawl is @ convenient am aa of Justice to put suctt matters into| hoped to get the best of it In a second coe tay Grand Sachem Smyth INT Stra. Agnes Booth says that sho likes] \2%!i8 Journal, Drop on buttered tins and dry in a|ticle of one's dress, as the time draws the hands of the State and to wipe out,| rush with Jersey grecn-goods men, not Smyth. . England and France very much indeed, Pp fh to to elt more and al oniyi lout: Wheln money. agNin, “but were eon ; to the{ S24 that London and Paris are equally Wiven He Cenuea 0 Chew. moderate oven until delicate brown.|on when one expects to # far as possible, the idea and practice|0MI¥, lost thelr noe et a eee Hane Pema ata, ot etaeamte pies | cogginating, (but—and ihe’ but is the| ; g This will make 100 amall cakes and are|more upon veranda and lawn. About 1 ve ce which may not ! ok-jac origin ot the appellation of “Parner™ given |everything of this--New York 18 quite| The roster crowed at the third night hour, fe always as accurately directed aa in| Deedes. ‘The “com tened the (athe bandh foreaatr, wh tae oo far: | Rood enw for hor ahaahe. én Hind] “ie cowed amide Maal thay Gr tue dave old) Aad) Arial} the canieat pile aba Hoh eactiya oy ood money, but they die Ket y tin, ow York about the weather. El he happiness she needs in the it to crow w ii 3 the case under consideration, Lawa are|®00d money, but they didn't & L away estingly in Ni x rk ab tN * Ellas) American metropolis, Which ie as tt] 2! tt at @ was beyond power, lish walnuts. pale colored cashmere, with a crocheted meant to protect men from their own| With ft. Green-goods men aren't as HB. Dunn te not caliet “Farmer” Dunn amply | should be, of course. And as Are, Tooth, For the tramp got up at 2 border in sephyr to match the shade green aa the goods they deal in, because he predicts weather, When the Signal! Is going to play the leading role in “The —Washin je ep enomet a5: wall (as) From, the: wrong fervice wan transferred trom the War Dopart- sosetne Duchess" next season, it would . LSGT Es With | Mises cma; used, and worked in shell stitch. These ots of other men. In communities where) titeg states Consul J. Lamb Doty, ment to the Agricultural Departinent, at Wash-[ DO sublimely bad taste if she didn't Empty Was the Cradle, ‘The fashion of mixing so much green-| shells should be edged with floss of the Pe Bis eaitecdi edctnistarca tes who is serving hia country in Tanitl, Teton, Me, Dunn oct ie military title, of | SPe8K @ good word for N ork. Husband comes home later than usual from nie] CTY With the bright colored blossoms | same color. re wi ‘ully administered he “Sergeant.” He waa thon dubbet Agricola’ f : now in use is @ very pretty one an a has just married dusky bells f that 7 a ™ club. To avold disturbing his wife he takes off his be sottied Ina lawful way becomes an| ye cig but wha: we are walting | ‘Thin tac mertralt cf a inte acho knows mer of hietory, in whose honor aKtt-| actora and Actrenses In the splcnitil cast | Yala precaution, hia wife begins to yawa, Quickly | Of massing all sorts of bright colored| Helf-pint good sherry, four slices pine unfaithful citizen, and hie acta ere} i ited breath Nan iacniather . oy Shes y ecuure and the Agricultural Department were} have been asked to write short stories | determined, he goes to the cradle of hie frst-| flowers together without any leaves, apple cut in dice, one lemon and one againgt the pence and security of the) ho oan ide a bike and wears bloomers, | more avout New York woctety than any | named. “Arricola”” became Interchangeable with |About themselves for these Programmes. | horn, and begins to rock it, singing a slumber orange, both sliced thin; eight table- | comménity. one else in this city, She leit just been | Farmer" in ‘The Evening World” reports, | Waw’ requested to tur on: three hardeag | tong the white, “Whatever are you doing, Rob- Salem Padding. spoonfuls sugar, pounded ice and eed Tris) is tho sober, sensible view of the| China's ruler says: “The truth hence-| telling the people of Chicago that our [and ao the nlcknanye gop nig general use words about her life. “What! sho cried | ert” ‘I've been sitting here « couple of hours] One and one-half cups suet, cut in| water at discretion. Place the fruit in | eaee, In another light, the deed of Han-| forth will be supported by the Bate.” | Four Hundred are not what they ought) pooiig seem to think that the Weather Fore: ep eR vee aoe Nanas trying to get the baby to sleep.” “Why, Robert, | one-half inch blocks; one cup molasses, | a bowl, strew with the sugar and @ li- } nigan was again unwise, because it was| Is this the authority on which Ix based] to be, nor what the generation was that} sory predictions are absulute, and when the| hundred words? Iteally. 1 couldn't think | 1 Dave got him here in bed with me!’—Boston| one cup milk, two teaspoonfuls yeast| tle ice, and in ten minutes add « pint oe | pelfiah, In his haste to avenge the in-| the statement that American Diplomat | Went before Li Re weather doesn't come just as the newspapers of aur Henry Miller was equally agi: Gazette. powder, sifted into three and one-half|of water. Stir well, put in the wine * >" ‘ gury to one who has gone beyond the| Foster is going to supplant old Li as sii = ee my Dunn predicted, the faithful omtal gota] tated. YOU expect mo "to five A ee cups flour; one and one-half cups|and more crushed ice and add water gi; | Teach of further eartmy right or wrong,| head whisperer in His Celestial Majes- Liga Gisitked, AIL that Afr. Dunn can do, it may be] comprehensive account of my career tn No Mistake: Possible. raiains, Mix and put into a well-floured | with judgment. The cobbler should be 2.114 he has brought trouble to the wife and} ty's left ear. stated here, f# to stato what the present con-| preposterous.” [ut they'll probably do. ‘A Garmeel who: live) 1h Bordeass, bag (allow room for swelling), have a | poured into glasses full of finely craqked ©" '* ghild, whose comfort should have been a SS Prohibition and\ Beer: Prt eta ditions vem to tndieate tor the future. thoes | It Just the same, It wouldn't be conve: Has & comm on her pink Hille taux, "pot of boiling water, with an inverted /ice and tmbibed through « straw. = * ~ ) mearer thought to him; has added fresh| There are good reports from the Cor-| Althourh Kansas {8 a Prohibition State and | conditions may possibly change, and the resulta ; ty She hus never will be \ grief to the burden already borne by the fhousebold of his father and mother, and nell crew which will row at Henley. Keep the boys up to the mark, Coach Proud of It, a feeling of doubt and sadness atealy over the feftective mind at the Intelligence that for the “ghowers'’ he cannot guarantee future are changed When Dunn predicts at the showers volumes among the audience. eee Mistaken for Trilby, For Tritby was Irish, you kneaux, ——$—$——ser t 7 understood and valued thelr power they ft ty ‘ vilegea* at the Leavenworth ball iA. every) one withlh) newspaper: hot Mommer and Popper Kendal have been —Th Rhymster. LETTERS 3 Bae carried yet heavier sorrow into the | Courtney. We've got to show those Eing-| the “beer privileney’ at, the bansnwirn tat geen aene ah ot) going in. for a neck litte. society sie pashan would uphold and protect this veto power thet jaearts of those of the Mann household, | lishmen tricks witn the oar, as well as | Park have " is a ns . ee tlic 7 *) splurge in that splendid social centre, A Vexed Question. [The cohsmn t open to everybody w'o Aes a| inheres in each of them, and that 1s really the \ hom hi 14 have had no| with white wings and race horses, Rees rye ree ery wall area, measured in acres There may | Chicago, and the other day Mra. Ken: . complaint to make, @ grievance lo ventilate, m- | essential part of the system. In theory a Jury egainst whom he could have , , a be sunshine all around and about tt dal took “Miss Kendal—who isn't Old] s1m # good deal worried about my mon."" said | formation to give, @ aubject af genaral interedt to | connlata ot twelve sovereigns, each with vote, Pico at it's M1, this shoot Labouchers will breathe more easily | Ame cusht ov a eee cla Farmer" Dunn ts almost intalibie regarding | Charles Bryan's house, Bimhurat whers| Mt Whvkins lle doesn't seem to kuow the | Gistuas or a public aereice to acknoledge, and who | S°Yerelans, remember—not tlaree—bound by ne at it as you will, this shooting | on jearning that O'Donovan Rossa has] Men by securing to that poor, old tramp BA} A ET 8 Gn and Miasissipol, nawever, | they met Mra, Jolin A. In, Prince ‘Ael| value of 4 doilar."” ‘the ‘dea into lem than 100 words, Long | instructions nor inculcate duties; ound ench 4s most deplorable. : Hut | treodom.—Richinond Times i a are, Jon : ae acted ah Kennan can put 9 ’ landed safely on these shores. While A few years ago, when he was "Sergeant | Draxo and Capt, Cook, Kendal likes ii" reptied the man who puzlen over | oO smote. printed} only by hin own conaclence as to what 16 fust, = —_ he was still on the ocean there was al- Young Men and a Fault. Duna, he predicted tn March that the April pipes oF pad uaniris don ner er Anance, “it it's a allver dollar that he doean't ‘Tho scoldings that some judges dare to adminteter HONORING HEROES. ways the danger that he would swim] 4 great fault with many young men who waat | Hooda on the Ohlo and Lower Misissipp would] But in the English metropolis she would) 8°" '°. rade att don’ Used that you can blame ‘Suriay. to juries, whore verdict does not happen to auit ane ja" | back after that duel. to seo life is their thinking they can eee it|b# sreater than ever bef Lively newspaper | never have taken tle Misa Kenda}| him much.”"—Washington Sta their honors, would not be tolerated for « me a ‘The medals given by “The Worl: eae. eee Maeee eee Daw Nacleay of themaetres. | eportera bullt on thls simple announcement a| tito sootety, That voung person would - ——-—__ To the Editor: ment by Jurors who understood thelr proper po- for award to tnree firemen selected bY| 4) jase the atrest-cleaners are out in| printer tie tne ie Of emaelvee | cnaation about the awful deairuction of lite and | RAYS Deen Kept in the nursery on a diet THEY MAKE THE SCHOOLS, “Little Saint” wants to know if ft fe wicked | aition. ‘They represent the people—they are the ‘i were yesterday deservedly awarded (0 eet eens ot iene tor them to| Yet Its the Law That's to Blame.| the sensation and credited it all to tonn. The} desperate to the point of unconyention- “+ Sunday-School Buperintendent "’ or eny man| not be done,’ and give no reason to president or } Thomas O'Hearn, Foreman of 100K nd ee ee eae aacernn that thelr now | Looking at Col. Waring'a bitin for cleaning | people of the Odio and Mlsinaipst were indtge | AlltY el ey with authority to enlighten him. If common | policeman. ‘Take away the property restrictions B Ladder Company No 18; John P. Howe, | ee ey not become. soiled from | the streets of New York, the taxpayers are in-| ant at the supposed attack upon them with £ ‘ Senge I reckoned good enough auth that are unconstitutionally enforced; rehabilitate f of Hook and Ladder No. 7, and Edward | (78 Wann clined to think that cleantiness tm mext to] {t# Infurious effect on the values of their proper- | y Airs, Ada Powe Currier, the aunt of would advise “Little Saint” to trot out Bi the anctent powers of the jury, and there will be - T. Galloway, of Hook and Ladder No, 10, : bankruptoy.—Rochoater Democrat ty and tnvestments, They demanivd Dunn'a| Wontar und launched: Mer Upon the every blessed Sabbath of the coming Summer, |no dimculty In getting jurors, But why do 2 ‘a There are plenty of other heroes in| ytoxiniey and Reed, watching the : = a i Pp. It took weeks, and ® mountein of aM-| troubled sea of histrionism, promises a and as be spins along to note the entrancing | talk? Men who understand their rights and ao a the Department who consider Iife as| 4) A eee ‘ Yea, Everybody Likes New York. | davits, correspondence and the like to explain | brand-new star for next season, ‘The beauty of the growing flowers and of the soft! wert them are not wanted by the judsv. Sey @ i. ‘worth risking to save fellow-beings | Harrison boom in New York, these days.) ig giection of New York City as a place for | that Dunn predicted the greatest “tood'—-that | NOUNS Woman's name is Janette Wal- Gummer chlea; to listen to the singing of the | word to indicate that you bave opinions of yeu? From’ a territie death, ‘The Depart. |S2t,Sll {he comfort they can trom the | scaing bah National Conventions ought to be| Is to aay, “water”—that dad ever owed In ihe | (OPE, AnA MER. CHEFIgE has, been work, Sri an ihe avin nv, Then In| vn, and pene sey Qty acu nt " sehibpobes 1 9 | por hon a ed 9 em to get reat of the sensatior e - i A im asl mse! the jod-give Intelligence | is why they ne catch me on & case, . ment ts, indeed, filled with such brave 0 popular, for the whole United States likes to get| big rivers, and the rest of the sensation be-| tho same ine of busineas aa Mrs. Ta they z the Fall planting in the year before '%. | tg New York tn a while.—Syracuse Courter, | longed to others. Even this did not seem to aat-| bor—and this is surely something to live within bim, whether the beautiful creator of al! SCABVOLA. # Sid.Avvoted men, Hut the three named Z AY A ee eee Iafy the powers at Washington, but time nag] fOF through the dreary Summer heat, thle cam possibly be the ridiculous, Jealous, exact- He | have distinguished themselves by eve) another bank has gone up—a mattress Another Gold Inaue. cen passing, ant presently the fon! came, | BY, the, bye, Miss, Marlowe appears in ing tyrant that eertain humbugs of Sunday- Cock Robin Up te Date. : gin bravery and humanity, and richly | bank, In which Francesco Jehosky, of | calitornta has decided to make the golden| just as Dunn had predicted, and it was re [name and assuming that of her hus+ school superintendenta and others of that 1k, | a, ing pastor: ul Geserve the honor accorded them. All| Jormey City, had $1,500 deposited, It| poppy her emblematic flower. California has| strained only by the greatly strengthened levees| band, Marlowe. Was the trade-mark, the. grass Imploumess to make bim out ‘Who killed the Income Tas? of them have saved the lives of others | went up in smoke when Jehosky’s home ny golden poppies, and their daugh-| that the riparian owners had built. after all, and a trade-mark. is hard It “C. 8. B.'e" salntiiness consists in Tee een @t the risk of their own. was burned yesterday. nd well In the matrimonial market,—Port- THN GLRANER, |@hough to establish, goodness knows, hie back upon all this glowing beauty, « soiih ep souaaal'G atten le The Bennett medal for 188 was se tana Argu ~ — - Oe i Living sermon, élrect from the eestor. woolng man T killed the Income Tam” awarded to John Walker, of Hook and| ‘The steamer Germanic ts getting young oer gs gee HOEBER’S ON THE WAR PATH, A Nethersole enthusiast declares, for to a closer understanding of himself, to shut Ladder No. 21; for 184, to Dennis Ryer,|in her old days, She has been afloat TESS MMW DREAS: Feeitmt publication, that, Queen Victoria’ has hlmselt up between four stone walle end listen Who ow tt dle? of Engine No. 83. The Stephenson| twenty years, and now crossea the At- eaaralia dn tant aneaieh easlaat oa Til emash reporters under my thumb! has expressed a desire tase her play, to & droway or sensational harrangue by some one “We,"" eald the people, Medal for 1893 went to John H. White, |1untic in two days better time than when | Mott Cbarming Ie that dress of radiant red, He thae alee er be ley daak and consequently Miss Nethersole. will who gets so much per year for doing It, he doe “Ringing bells from each steople— ty of Engine No. 12, and for 18% to Fore-| she first cut the wave: With rows of splendid buttons, “big. and bi Th aeaanas 6 ‘ appear before Her Majesty at Windso well to call himself ‘Little Saint, for he is a We saw it * oh > ss mR * ee And large wide sleeves, like wings out- grind their bones to make my bread! Castle next month, Isn't that meaty a K man Charles W. Kruger, of Hook and = - ie : Tinagine Queen. Victoria | while "eating Oe eS et ee Who'll bury the Income Tax? 4 Ladder No, 9 They all deserve the| Parkhurst and the Police Department vital Wahs wanep! wow! her morning egg and toast. vigorously | tug. COMMON SENSE. Aistincti a : She'll fy away It ence 1 turn my beck! 11 take no noszense from them newt aernning: the Newspapers of Byracuse,! here's @ standing joke host Jom being. peed sald Judge Fuller, ¥ BA an pio fall on eachother’ mBemee and frot-| phat dress is atunning!’* ail the men have eal, | yp ong asks if I've re-sign-ed, Rochester, Schenectady and Glens Falls ‘When to a decision I pull her— _ ernize. Commissioner Roosevelt’ made ' ertal 1 AFRAID OF FRIDAY. @ speech to the City Vigilance League And all the gltis like geese around It clack. I would 1 were a second Mr. Worth, Tit take my ca and break his head! news about Neth- to ascertain the late: Brother, Louis, ersole, But. probabl tor way. Uttle boys, but It must be kept out of their ‘This same reasoning is used with regard Single Tax and the Rent Payer, To the Baitor: T'll bury the Income Tax."* A. HUTS last night, 80 stylish " 1d elo 9 dee-doe! Who fiooded the country with telegrams to appliances for physical culture, which some| Our aystem of @nanctal distribution ts eo full ot It was announcd some days ago that | /St night. od Phat Sed licls hts yiay nena anal Se iat iat ae Guring his sister's last tour, Kept Her gchools possess, William , Traud, principal | aruifolality that the law of supply and demand & the new Valkyrie, the cup challenger of ek every ene eeule) Malp) io eee . Majesty well posted. Can't you picture of one of the largest echools in the Twenty-third | cannot be atmolute, Thi a press How Do They Get In ; v : More bicyclists without lights were earth! ‘Too many things already I've read; him cabling to Victoria; "Olga opened & cannot atmolu je past and present system iF 496, buitt by the Dunrayen syndicate and |. ecteg last night. There is no record| She would for all the girla the fashions eo| If they write much more their blood 11 shed! | to a $600 house at Hoboken Jast night. Ward. thinks differently, and that is why all tends to conges wealth in mpote In ume the| To the Rdltor: 4d ~gounted upon to carry back to England | of any driver of a rubber-tired sulky {OM Ie to me would be one dream of mirth Iminense enthusia Rrother Jouls the devices in his school that help the phy- | aupply will ail be on one side, and the demand| It seems to mo as if we are gradually getting @ ‘the Queen's Cup, so impudently won by ‘tke America several years ago, was to being called to account for sy ding in It Buy arth ed the 41 owned Fttt Mayor Gotterdamerung! Strong my German blood has stung! is a great worker. But will the Froh- mans need him? wiques of the pupils are always at thelr dis- on the other. How will L. G. Sand make the dear military class here tn the United States, Some re of | posal. old law work then, except through olution? | time ago you brought illustrations of the grede- But Kuty owns grand eyes af perfect browa, . ° a gh revel x Y be launched to-day. EE igstar Von All (ee) @ariaa, has eer ea] ci Cunt Hom CIERER O8 6 Dae Oa Eevee, pandernus Maxee Cline Jan! What kita ia The State ownership of railroads has no more to! ating clases of West Point and Annapolis, Among A more recent cable despatch eald the| John W. Foster would present a shine, URES IOS SATURN NU A pecn engaged for the American Root at Elkine Meana; do with lack of work In New Zealand than it hag| the students I noticed the names of several mille launching was to have taken place yes-| striking figure in Il Hung Chang's yel-|And owe « ara of treason ott as down Muttabatoo! Girhen soe" “stacionough has al-| The Hon. stephen B, Elkins announces that| in Germany. If the singe-taxer puta the Govern: | {Ary men, On the 10th you note the death of @ 4 terday. low Jacket, We imagine he would draw| Walle [own little, maye these songs of ming, | This all-night Bil some one will rue! Feady secured (& number of the Dest no te a candidate for frat or second place on the | ment expenses on the tenant, It meane at least | Rear-Admiral, and note that one of his sone is @ It is said the change of date is due to| the line at the blue peacuck’s feather, |! MBIeh 1 pralse bor charme throughout O-er undertakers rough-shod I'll tread! yowsteviile SEUAYE Gicon and # dozen Republican ticket, This means that he te pre-| $29,000,000 more for New York County to be paid Heutenant in the navy and another 1s a lew the nervous anxiety of the British Fos . town. Whoop! look at me paint this old town red! others. ft is probable that pretty little pared to enter into negotiations with other can- py the tenant. G. G., Wilkesbarre, Pa, | tenant in the army, and the daughter ts marrie@ yachtsmen, who feared a Friday's| The Brooklyns found a way to win) may she pay me with « look divine! Noa 3. | Madge Bilis will sing there in July. Gidates—Syracuse Courier. te another Meutenant. “Now, the question 1 would launching Would be regarded by super-| Yesterday. But it was not a way calou.|0" Bane of ler brown een and one of Ror) oe —————— = ays ana Fark Foltes's Riaia a oe ee ee ee stitious people as an ill omen, lated to carry deep Joy to the hearts of |." Smell reward at sank i THERE ARE GOOD SEATS TO BE HAD AT OUR TH a mt hapolis? By means of competitive examinations The British ‘ight. Why should| the cranks across the bridge, Vala baete seh TE 2 LOL ca Da Ra ba Se T would lke to aay @ word for the Park pol! ers are righ! y id To ali the locke and amiles of other girls, few we “ vate * | open to all or simply through pull?” they launch their boat on Friday any = on tt > oA A Sey, VOR OR 10. FR: Brewing. World gn : 4, {my songe her breast with love could. attr, way? While there are five other days at the service of the Glasgow boat-builders, why load the challenger down with the Tt appears that there were many Giant-Rillers ‘n the West. Has Capt | Davis a written explanation ready for Then would my heart feal like a bax of pear LYTTELTON L. BAKE — J. C. ALBRIGHT, nergeant of calvary sald to send the Park po- Hee to Fort Riley to learn to ride, In going! through the Park on last Monday I saw a mounted | Boys Want Their Diplomas, lose his hat chan! runaway horse; he " Friday handicap? Sailors are prover-| instant production? SAYINGS OF SAGES, Hainan thes Remy Jape) a [te ibe Editor: aa Dially superstititious, and why should a selene Aa another offer on hovecbach, wot the nana: | Having seen that you have aided people tm v ¢ SS \d B co. ‘hink wrongly you please; but tm o 3 “ wd tt the hangmaste day acare be force upon) The Saturiay Ralfholday has come] niak wong, yoy lea: at 18 all cme the cer who lost hin Bat came caatering bau | boys of the public cancels tole: owe Brad e jolly tars of Valkyrie IIL. % sts one he | think for yourse a Bravery , and leaned over the horse and picked up the hat. | p91 But whatever day the launch may take| Pleasant things Time's whiviigig brings | ur ere ny te not tn never falling but There was @ lot of handciapping, 1 also hearg| Du uM {0 give @ diploma to boye whe de place, it will not do for the cup de-| t? Working people, in tisiag every time we fall.—Pascal, Mot pass their examination. Now, i think that that thls man could ride with the best rough a eat mistakes made Uke great cable yi srery boy who hep gone Curoven the Sret gre fender to build any hopes on eupersti-| phe sound-money tocsin ts vibrating | from « muititute o is —¥, Huge * ge ep AN ADMIRER: | should receive a diploma, Will you please ald Hons. The Yankee boat must be bullt!in the South, Free silverites will have| There is 0 ving willing to have the pablio school bors by sonvinciag principale to fly, and it is encouraging to knOW) 1, wear four-ply ear muffs to soften the | others share with is our opinion. —Mignet An Apple Blossom Pastelle. of the fact 1 state above. that the Englishmen are scared at) ung, If thou canst not make thyself loved much, To the Editor: A FIRST GRADE BOY, omens already. The accused policcrian whe found nim. {ike WISE HRM feared —Atoinhe d Monte: As we went through Prospect Park Sunday Po- = — ss @ accused policeman who found him- No. lopped us !d: “Where a erewen eerrr re accu en onl pad apeeere a "icra Boeri’ enieccay | sists. wan Aan b socine vine) ih tan Mal Fee tal ate oe iad eeu AE her Need inte ey Hes ire te " ‘f hadn't the hear: to face the music. | man @ woman Likes to sit and dream @bout—Paul “From him."He sald: “Whose him?’ We said bad ‘The intention of the Long Island ‘Trac. pete Bgl at Halt | Bourget “A fellow we knew."? He said: “Where doea! To the Editor: tion Company to get rid of its Presi-| phe new touch of Summery Weather | Most ot our mlstortunes are more aupportas he live?’ We said: ‘Around our way,’ and then| | am a young man twenty years old and fond @ent, Daniel F. Lewis, shows that public) ought to make the Sick Bables’ Mund | than the comments of our friends upon them.— he sald: "What fe bis name?’ So we saia;| of fun, My parents are opposed to it, 1 wort opinion, aroused as it has been by “The| grow rapidly. A. Duwiss ‘Mat Dairy."’ And then he said: ‘is st the milx- steady every day, and have been giving them Bvering World,” is still a power for ae To live above our station shows @ proud heart, maid Dairy and he took the apple blossom from'| three-quarters of my pay, Now they want i good, even against the trolley. First,| gherit Tamsen wears a diamoni | #%! & live under it discovers @ narrow soul — CMM, 4D, J.J. B, M1, | all, ‘They say that they can get it all, Now, Benjamin Norton, of the Atlantic] shield, His subordinates juid the |! Nalot eae SE Shey een ape Say sen ae me wseye Avenue Company, got out, He could} freignt. Love, in me isa porsetr: im England, a Why Our Jury System Is Not a Suc! arrerted and put up for a year. NIGHT OWL, “ —--—---— tragedy; in Italy, an opera, and in Germany, 3 -__ Staion. the pressure, Now Lewis t6) schina's ruler apeaks his mind."*| peodrimatady Diessiagto am ba vith the C! hen + ipcice ta That Is one thing that the Japs didn't] There are many women who allow themselves To the Editor: x - » riled reqtore get together 824) sioey | to be conquered; there are few wio allow them- The reason why the Jury system seems to be 9 | U) Wesolve to have a decent regard for the eo pelves to be tamed.-—Kugene Chavette, failure ip because @ blishment by | ‘To the Editor Ai their fellow-men. ‘The real American Sunday will have no) ihe road to am DBarrow. for: tr too era deen gradually deprived of | {ta privileges and stand! > rugged for ho What is a father and mother to do with thelr of them know that! barbed wire fence about it, It ts disgraceful to children when they go to rent rooms and are asked he| Gen, Harris ting @ big boom | rly Ne said tov the Inalignce of oven Jurors that they abould it there are any eBldren Inthe family, and af as n. Harrison's ia getting a big boom | hii)? - arry and browbeat one who refuses to agree what nationality they are? Should they threw hel now. rg Bistion are poinu aia“ *°"* But do hot try to seoure them at the box-office, Pay speculators 50 cents to $1 extra forthem.| wim em, simply to tore on agreement It them vay? ‘DORA Jai New Yerte : . " i ' :