The evening world. Newspaper, July 23, 1895, Page 5

seen, rm GO TO THE BIG GAME, THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 23, 1895. WILL BE AT THE BALL GAME TO-DAY. each player js expected to bat at 1 t}of the ill-smelling tin lampa Bentley's, “WHAT IS LEFT OF 400," Rotors Waterproof tent fs lighted by. electric THE DO TORS Tritbys Svengalls. ilights, #0 that every one of the. 60”) fe) > Bb Wm. Williams, 2b, Fred Luther, ¢. {poople Who pays his silver quarter can ge es Frank O'Brine, 3b. Paul Brockett, [fee the whole performance perfect | (e) * ‘Trilb; 8 Dae $I john Rentz, rt Fred Howard, Of ccunee, however, the afernos a a bs Mm, co. John Keefe, ¢ peat time to Ko to the cire ye and Svengalis Cross Ba at lreeng Guinn oe: Utaties Biscise, wa, |e with thelr parenta OF guMe | Until the 400 Surplus is Sold, Also our Black Clay Coats and Vests. 3 ; Geos Lavendte, th. Vernon Law Mat ‘admitted for 10 cents In the . eo. Lavender, 1b. Vernon Law Mans are admitter 0 ce d : ‘i aes ‘ q for the Babies To-Day. Paul Quinn, #6 Roes Snow, 1b. Jafternoon. Thursday afternoon te the Suite that were $7.50, lean 25 per cent., are now E.G. 3 |Jack Campbell. p, Robert Chase, 1 y best afternoon of this week to it Awe | eae $9.80, ** ‘ 7.35. Phil MoFarlan, tf, Will H. Sloan, rt. Hantle’# Old Fashioned ne Tinie othe! Ce Soe) eT eT 3.80. Dave Conroy, sith Jon vending the following letter, recolved| Cored That te CU UU CUCL MCR} (> Yave Conroy, sib. on reading following letter, received a In at—Mr. Henry F. pit ets! Play Will Be Called at the Polo Meu ea ee clink, the, Ue neces ea fuak Wicks fre Ok This includes our famous Russian Blue and Black Serges. or—Maxgle Cline, the. bie hearted, | po ane pattor Grounds at 4 P.M. SRC ORKGERET re Chowder’ | it ouiced tm the cotumne at your tarrh of the Head and Stomach Apologize for any inattention during great rush. More . . KRonnle "Thornton and Lottie | papers the iist ot cash eontrinured tort Gilson were to have umptred. ‘but the Sue Sick Dalen Punt jkially ma! Doctors MeCoy and st. John, |clerks this week. ‘ ‘ molt c py Duisiness Co /that a grand benefit will be wiven for vou Fund) ses ” SOCGn,. MRATMRIES: CUATWON. CMGI MGe | Praroniy atuemeonr UnT acc anee cee arti fat eae noe ee $1,000 paid to any one finding our original prices marked up, Boatley’s Old-Washioned Circus to back to Atlantic City, where she is rersipis of Hencey‘a id. Fashioned Couniry Virus m Well, JUST 500 PAILS TO BE SOLD. Gr seecdayes, ‘recaipia will go Into the | ented and placed In he hand of the vening — $5 and $6 Trousers, #2.339. $6, $7 and $8 Trousers, R3B.BD, ven mine, World.* to be used where it will do the twos Everyboty Gown in Castleton, Staten Tel Fund Matinee, Bick Babl Fund.” food, Youre reanecitully, © dG. BENTLEY een Hake & WO Me ty 8b tale Oo AT BOTH STORES. - _—— New Yor! uly, i { one OFF TO SYLVAN BEACH. Among the attractions mt Bentley's | oysters and clams and liven thers. Me. Bush gave! 9 r pobirik are Col E. Daniel Boone and his fa: |ihie eiory for publication ant auld: “When t Fi HE SUBS Mious performing linos, Rome 10. deture Mecey and 4 Brews, Glaviint c Brooklyn and New York Tots on | fur.’ Gan and Pompell, in & slecl-in- be bai hae ~ treyli = Seer wa e@ NkAN Weltee OA ‘| it closed arena. or w je matter eneeee eettrs. Ms etter, 17 Lob bhitshital fithnet d dtchebabe Rober, Whittaker, America's greatest | me that f had catarrh of the head and stomach, Felix reat, Bevokiya, Louse Hefier, Three landings were made by the! pareback. rider, and ahis ae Heli T caught cold easily, my head would atop up, | wees Hickey et ihe ae Floating Playground of “The Evening |man.” Mile, Hauling Canc, Queen of hl asa puing in my head, and ditty epelt. would! 123-125 FOLTOY ST, ger ee 18.38 World's Bick Babtes’ Fund this morn- | Arena and) late of the’ Hino Yer: Jrawk and ante ant nae in the mornings from . {\ lyn, fe Blerach and Howard ayes 12.00 ing. the third landing being at Jew jous midair feats; the Carpos Brot the collection of mucus This mucus at alght Riedie HAgeAU' WHS ty, re pOne, Hundred and Thirty-ate Wharf, Brooklyn, for tho purpose of /late of Rentzia circus. termany: {he | would pase Into my elomach and had affected E ‘inp He i it taking on board 200 little children under | AUSTIN Sisters in Mitr tee aiatie come, |@y whole evstem. - | a the auspices of the aplendid women who] dians; Slenora Zaballos, in wonderful Amusements. Craw, (3 Prof. J, Wo . — Seer Rama and Eleanor Lo Maintain and manage the unsectarian |feats on the trapeze; Prof, JW. Hamp Clearing Sale of _ ands Ie baile aireet, ewkiyn, aaa, Mission and Day Nursery of the Im-|Mine"Mary Stewart and. her remarkavle MAN i Sthers st? Bessie Lena Hociim and maculate Conception, In Concord street, | menage horse Monarch.” Nelson ‘Les ’ Huon “sivost,“Grace’ iiesvizan, 1" Brooklyn, abt, Beaupre, generously |vanieh are Hern te only, wiehoies Swept by Ocean Breezes, Fatile pigimer, Méy Ackerman and emltted the use of Jewell wharf for) Rug™of the heh wire: Mise, Adde sereenen boa 2 he purpose free. bre ight rope jueen: homas ¢ : : + Mand, Bp Nandan ‘erect, Stainie tpn ioenanst Charles @. Younger, ot the Balaton, the clus ewinieer: Mite. Alnen, We intend during this week to Sousa’s Concert Band, . Bessie McLain and Majnie joating Playground, was assisted In | h the ceiling, and—hearken Itt i Yaist wi erties hin Rees: 10.50 the work of receiving the thousand sick Walks on the celting, and “hearkan Title sell every Shirt Waist we have] myery anernon 220 PM Wookier, Koale Goldvern ant often $0.00 qiidren who had been Invited” from |Clown-an earthy and funny Frank Cot: in stock—and to that end have MM. Matinee Saturdays, 2/7. Me HR Foldberg an ‘ew York and Brooklyn to the d es vith: his. don cireur, aber hs aa —_— ay att 10.00 ouilng, and had come with their hot and [Whittaker Iaring master, and. ten funny marked our Waists at the follow- Rice’s Burl in 1492," ft GERTRUDE RUTLEDGE, FANNIE BURNS, Nartinenuant Daniel. Delaney, of ihe [Cio MN hte cwordh: seeing. a Genitey ing remarkably low prices: Ices buriesquers in . $08: KITTIF CONNORS, DAISY T110M ‘. NINA WALSH, City Hall station, and these two oMeers, + ty a1 yOu 0:01 Every evening except Sunday, 9 to a, i ‘ Soe ate onln tncnin ©, Walsts formerly sold from 580. Matinee Saturdays, 4 P.M. EDITH RAYMOND, DAISY BEAUTE. LOUISE SKILLMAN. with the experiény of Imany previous | Aay afternoon your money” wil at 39° 980 (Allo! KK, Rice's 1402" Company.) outings of the sick bables, knew that | swell the Sick Rabies. und ™ - a “ ations they were in for a long, hard dav a!” phat will help to give the sick children at c. ly sold from 7650. Pain’s Fi k: 950) Stand, 39 Marion strest, Julle Cooleman, [Jessie Tsaace........45 aediaaaviat 1%] work In the management of th ‘Wy }o¢ the poor outings on the great Even- 59 to ORe. each, ains Fireworks. Martin, Anthent ‘March 2.15) Stand, GN Grind’ street, Nollie’ Baraste, assorted “ship's company" composed of {ng Work’ Floating. Playground, wand 0. Walsta formerly sold from O8¢. | Grang spectacie, War between Japan and China, 9.00 Carrie Simete and Eleanor Rottach = 210) Lizzie MoDivitt, A. Shapen : 1m%]mammas and Iittle children o} you Wil see a deal better show’ than at 69° wets enc Shee uveuing. exeent hone 6o4 Amy. “Rosenste cert £04! nertha’ Kammer, 630 Sixth mtreet 120} all the races of the earth, th ihe bld-fashtoned. circuses “you have 14 trom 91:98 Monday at 813 PM. 900} Stand of Anuie Schank 202 Fair, Water, Kee! flea Sharia Tequisite being the Ueket of (IVER | ee ae teeta et cuur grandfather ae 1c, Waists formerly sold from $1, 3 : : Fair, 110 King street, Mabel" Stetens, Ward Pouiteh, “We 'Windpaul. ss 2.1) wiened. by onerot the cerns of stivening | /uued you to sl. 7 pee er, Me Tonkin Ona] “Ruste and wWillam: dtoimes Seana, Huth an Lawrence Siegel oo. 1k My oe ny aicianae twitch wat 3 ~ 1e Waints formerly sold trom $1.50 Rice's Ci Carnival " lake and otters... a7 atpeet, "Gunte Giebe, | ON Molds ecctmntcte cee 1.0L AC leant of the chiltren in each party. | Wae Saving for Papa's Birthday, ot 425 to'ge so encn. Ices Lircus alas Ge Brand, First avenue, ‘Carrie Spiadien, nmittin ‘ teeand, Pa shes ares at least of tho children in. e: 5 . Gaths 18 eveting except Sunday, Plizer Molle Mathewsn st 800 Ieeatyy May. Homman, ‘tia Tiaw: 20 | Biagy, Pauline Jacobs and May Dough | Sealy “00, motters. eit Te Oe dae quem HIT pe Ate Tn addition tothe above we offer all our | Brey stirin gad svesing sacent Sunt, SP tang, Hamilton avenue, Hrockivn, kins, “Lowtie Hawkins... 200 Alert Zinimierman, Charles end Joseph passage at the fort of West Uincloned plenge, nd check which T nend at re: rich Silk Walsta, formerly sold $1,49 Mamie Grogan, Rosie Otel! * 800] Miss iuizzte. Gore 4 fi ti re 100) street, North River, and | quote her own wordn, her expression was as fol from 62.60 to @3.50 each, at,.... 9], fact Perkins, Lizzie Machen, Mustoale, ehildren of Chester Hill, Wes- Walter Quigley and’ Johnnie system by which the varted Tent CMe Woelas ft bead sou tor the mi Great Bicycle Track. mith sess 1] Hey Me and ONCE. cerrsecssenecees 200 Torpey vars eee 1.00] of the day's outing are f a babies, wil the peaniescU have. pared. forte y' Ma Mi ee eal . ee little invalids, these e FINK the | thy papa deat a prewent for hin birthday. He eter bee ° 58 West rretession: ana amateur race met, Saterday, Sar Chiles Fakir ee ae the hobby-horses, the Uitte rocking | to the poor habion and T thought it.waa stood! ‘In the mornings I felt tired and tamgwtd; 1 23d St. fipectal Tratas leave after alt (ys Repaid ale SEES ean chairs, ‘the iawingive hammock crite | Vex form Laend 10 1 ine you wil geil ail! nag’ ambition to mork, 1 hed patna tn eiferent ence iin ices ae eh Cee and other things provided, ty surrender | right, (Now Til have to hurry ‘up ana! save ail) RAO te ambition to work: 1 had paine tn different performances, om. time MNO pAnnte Boral : siete 0 LIN SSAA a Poh SGM TR a oh ad Ronn don't. mise mins, MERIAM "A: |and bloated after eating. ‘The eatarrh effected 9Q ALWAYS COOL. Harrison snd others Gee | ae others of the great throng of little | BLOCK." Respectfully, ode Gh y | my etomach eo that my food would not nourleh BREAK FAST-SUPPER. PROCTOR’S 1o:bay ANB Wate, 671 avenue, Brookirn, assengers that filled the big white es : me. 1 was indeed a wretched man. After @ 9 T0-i we Gan in ha in ee. Oo eg OANA TLE Clictare sap ba ALA] Gave a Sacred Concert. course of treatment by these Spectalieta T gladly roe Atlin, wai etnvee ~*~ Faith Donn, Loute Pullman and others 6.00 tories of outings on the Flosting Plays| To the Rélter teatity to thelr aki! and ey, ‘am a new man, fhe Landercene, Wood Uloeerk ithe aid WHIM Plidtone ‘Bering Mackiseeee: 4.00 | BEou at coh tor twenty-| Oe anariehSTseNOre we aad fom] 1am cred ot all my otha’ All uy pelne Rintera ecimzny Ned, Monroe edie &, Teme _ Mae ocean ¢ Original scheme was for twenty- boarders e ve left me my head te clear, my appetite good, 3 sae Riel ae 5 oe wanes famauh Corre tune sa eile GE theue) evening World’: outings || 47 EIAITENn' ECA Ga6 Mar mt ee ero ke mettle nate ene @RaTEFUL-comPoRTINa. Wanton “itv Wiel sic lckers Martin oth *'@tend, Minna, Cuno and Winnie Crager, 6 50! but owing to the excessive, child-kill . ‘ ig! junday Ser aECaRe 4, One Hundred and Thirty-second ing heat of this week arrangemen Heroes Ueiké awe ting and enjoy my m All of whic W’ NEW UNION» treat, Margaret Collins, Della Rothe: have heen made for an extra crulse = 7. n truly aay 14 due to the wonterful skill and iginal Contin 4 child ‘and other: Re the Floating Playground for Thursday, | T the Baitor: treatment I have received from Doctora McOoy “tho, * Kos 7 Smma Coy and Mamie Cyler... day after to-morrow, and an extra| Inclosed please find $1.71 We would have! ang at John. COOLEST VAUDEVILL! TO Huth Maron ees, 00 thousand sick bables Will spend the day | more Taney only we bare Uo, go away SILLY EMERSON and 40 other stare ich a ay i) ib in he healthful sea air a in it MAT a ye meet Heart “attest see tiiaas; «8 Braves and flelde at Sylvan each. M: care cate MADINON, RQUARE HOOF GaRDE feet, Helen Marien: ‘Then on July 31 there will be a specta! ie deville, Speciaitt: javeltion.. tein and Clara Kramer’ 6.00 outing to Sylvan Beach for 1,000. of I Appear Later. The liabitter Sportsmen's Goods. AAC EAAVilles petal Hos: Nevemes teenth street, Brookl: Brooklyn's unfortunate babes of pover- (Mf you don't eee your — Tn _the event of rain, performance im Concert » Lizzie Goergens and ty. The tickets for this Brookiyn spe) setter tn this column. to-day, There may be 1 NEN ethers... Nahas ~ 6.00 cial are being distributed wisely by the] \undrede. of ahead of yours. Ail” will KOSTER & BIAL'S GAR Mtand, 489 Eighth avenue, Elsie Avk and ood women of the Mission and Day) be printed. Be patient You will see yours Po a 500 Kursery of the Immaculate Conception, | later — l [| ,.t2ls Ybor, J. W. Ransome, Hawthorne jam Dent, ft Schiuter, Charles’ Vie> eaders of "The Event brotk, John MeMahonee scrsriesse, 6.00 fie, Wanda” wanes contalbattans hare —=| FREE TEST TREATMENT. Ia ‘the bie Sia pee Musto * Pilimen, ation woot, Eeele mide the gptendid work of the Sick Da- TOW DOW | ree tne roosts ot trees whe nave oe eatate MANUFACTURERS OF casiNO Bip GR CARDEN, | 749 Ninth avenue, Elia Carney, 4 a knowledge of the work or reputation of Doctors that these noble wonién who devote ; tet Shoe Adeiteston to 1192 Pronpect Snteat Afooki thelr time, fo charitable work among eave: Mccoy and” Bt John in the treatment of ail| BICYCLES AND SPORTING GOODS, een eee Maria Dobbin and others’. ky the poar of Brooklyn will see to it that FIND the enuine| chronic diseases, trial treatment and medicines 26 WEST 28D 8ST. ERRACE GARDEN. SEE ry wae Maida "Lynch, Mary Mcdtacten, the (outing ts given to those who most Homann otis Malt | are tree, here (a, pesitivsly us ahateg ee. dome Ipathiek; Gaede a tenavee jose) and, A. Honan: ed It, hod ous Dora Smith, Willie Smith, Maud ‘A committee of these B-ooklyn women Extract very beneficial | sultstion, examination, test treatment =! The MAJESTIC, AMERICAN ROOF GARDEN, i oe ee piflesete ena Re Bonrennc. es 405 ave thelr aid. to-day to Mrs. “Mary for brain workers, It] ‘ee for the frat visit Light Roadster Bievele | Pitiod bika, ioe iiyane chum, Bone by rook ly ounger, Mrs jassel reer, , ets » ms a pitt: fda Burglund ‘and otuers.... 4.09 zel, Mrs. Saddler, Mrs, I.'A. Judson, exalts the energies and The MAJESTIC, ere an) alr Daniel Whitall) alfred De et Mrs, Scofield andthe Misses ‘Allee and stimulates the nutritive| DOCTORS McCOY AND ST, JOHN, Weight 2 Ibe. Nes rscnees Genevieve McCabe gnes Brady, ‘ citi Bemis ‘Blazing and Doi UL a 4.00 who have given two days each week (6 Powers, winncut exciting | Omces, 315 Madi rt *, Cerner of The MAJESTIC, i soils eee “as 4 Stand, Magele Dow, Ne ae the work of attending on these mothers the system. 42d Street, New York City. Thoroustty Guaranteod. | 4, LADY. . with one, ide tt fase on Btand, 115 Forsyth at wey Kempt, Ce Paar! pares at press. Une Hen Office hours 9 A M. to 18, 2 to 6 and 7 to 0 The M ESTIC, mow be seen at my parlors; call and seo hers Mathilda Fuggor, E, Fugger......-- 275 e tug Robe: addon, vt. e ‘ OA, 1 0.8 P. AJ pony Wiprecht' and Conrad Bauer Mamie and Btucker, of the Myers Navigatlon and Be Mseslly) Seative 20 A Ls le aes Pierios. "hme Ruppert, “s*iast duh SOT Soak , Jim Ni 3.75 Puen Company: sowed the Floating ‘How to Be Beautiful,” free Playground across ‘the Bay and down £ é ite Raphael aad ot 2.74] Playground across ‘the Hay ‘and down SS DISEASES OF MEN. The MAJESTIC, ata petiveren | GURRCRET SERVICE COMPANY: private te Cee He Nee | ladies, superintended by Caterer ‘T*ad- - Quickest cure guarantesé. The well-known, jm med von, 13 West 424 st woes * Ree ihe ee Galtoatner: deus ‘A. Judson, of 118 Third avenue, ict De a, Teeatoas ot Sea Bigaieaee Sree) reterenees. @eand, Pernetl “Rkicren, “isis end’ irenis | and aided by, Tudson's corps of meat! peware of imitations The genuine Johann : i ranch, oflce at 141 W. 34th ty” neas The MAJESTIC, here A; AUPERFLOUS HAIR, molea “6c, Gestiepes Yee fee all an ; cutters, cooks and waiters, prepared th ave, wi 8c conmu ja k 1 fi Gund, ‘Bighiy-soventh attest Sed"tecond and served to the weak and worn ex-| Hore Malt Re | charge. trom #-10 sineeday aad Le MAJESTIC Mixer, a5 "W. 34th at : n and Susan Hartner, cursionists @ fine lunch of delicious| tract bas this urday ¢ 4 10-12, Beh ie ‘e ADOPTION—Girin, 8: months, alee Speen ea, 6 sandwiches of tongue, ham, corned beef, | signature sar aes Liberal allowance for your old Wheel, | AZORTION—Olria, | 8 momen aie umalon, Henry and bologna and Swiss cheese; coffee, tou, | WeOMury | M ‘ MAJESTIC, : tha Friedin Northeen..., 8,00 ewes, cakes and \ce-cream, and all day | °" New cen eet The MAJ . “DETECTIVE AGENCY i @iand, Arthur J. Morris and Rudolph’ MOLIIE WHITTON, NELLIE M’CARTHY, long'rich creamy milk flowed from the | HisNeR & Muwpetaow Co,, Agents, New Yor TUNE IN AN HOUR—List “inventions Mighost Grade | PAYER DETECTIVE AGENCY tt pairs One Hundred and’ Phirraecond = KERTES WEES. Nt THORNTON, SNATE RANT: quart bottles In which it came, packed A8K POR THE GENUINE handhock FES EDGAR TATE 61 The MAJESTIC, civil or criminal, pi aattenaal , undred and Thirty-secon: 2 b o : ‘ re ppd Reece canta tn de am sne gonnectaat fae 4" | JOHANN HOFP'S MALT EXTRACT wh meh Xa and, st One Hundred and Thirty: weera and others... Taser GR TS Ataheesre and ee eer cor 1p than YOUR FLAT FURNISHED COMPLETE as Fem, pchaeionc and’ games Flaherty. c...0 hes 260! Hinton Cohen. sicaisiieae 10o| the start at § thie ny “ninky The MAJESTIC, a line Kieln Glens 37] stand, Harry and janhelmer, -) ston at., New Yo and, Lizale Kenison aid Sess £35) he ler, +A. Sokslower.- : Thomas Burke, D. Sayler 10] (HE OLD-FASHI@. iD CIRLUS FOR $100.00. Double Fork Crown, | FOR TIRED. tender, perspiting or Burning tet and, 408 Second Carrie 'Koberss, | Minaie Vetter, | Fannie, Lewia and Joseph 100 4 ~ OYFRATOCKED WAREROOMA, DUM TO DISAPPOINTMENT IN OBTAINING MORE The MAJESTIC pricing equals Foot Komfo ‘arugsinm, ale “Aubel. Berth ‘and’ others..-.-+ NOM Opler stirrer li ROOM MARES IT TMPRIATINIC FOK . ce . areal 5; Aubel ve Alken One: Any Exteralnment, Sulla Gorgan ang Rihet Proprietor Bentley Will & Mat- Adjustable Handle Bar. | FREE ADVICE—Lawyer, jet Feterencen, y Lal and Hild : Han VAs cinemas nema cel 1.00 GP ee nye Cy one Ait siiiivtagiigess Blain ta maya Page epee THE 46TH STREET BAUMANN _ |a.. magestit ra a nial a a Tommy ‘nd Carte Baebr. 138 Deak Schnee 80 TO SACRIFICE PRICES AND COME TO THE FRONT WITH THIS WONDERFUL EYR- le . ' Alfle and Margarette Lowe...... 1358 Li nd Solomon Matthysse and There are some old boys in this town, | OPENER AND WORL DBEAT ER PoO A PAHLOR, DINING-KOOM, BEDROOM AND Cholce of Tires. . HILL’ ia 4 Harry Chambers, George Pink.. 1 Iversteit.... 6. nm KITCHEN FURNISHED COM. TE FOK @! |. ere Meares 1.35 Little: Helper Bnd eons Sirls who are Ee oe gs Yanda Rromeela Carpet, The MAJESTIC, | vot "Hill Medicine Co,, 36 East 19 ot; Moskowitz and others f Menrietta Uinitoh, ebecca stiier, iriedian ae ome to be 2 have been | PARLOR Brilece hug fultt Chor’, 40x18 Case - we $37, Our Patent Ventilated Saddle, | for circular. Jertie Bilberstein : ; | Stan, Frank an pining for years fo} ay at a goo Pin dh Sanaa egg 4 herka, |SOe=Toeay aE Re tale Bette oe “Milton’ Hoot: My wane — old-fashioned circa of those one-| DINING-ROOM Imitation Leather Lounge, 620,50 | hetins Daieerh of MONT SPH é 1 = ae jossie Duchenin. . all, Trilby Mug afalra that ce make "am cross: | 20 yards Brussels Carpet “ é : We refer to thousands of riders in this elty as | LIFE INSURANCE—I? you have applied tor Also, hail, Svengall! sea trying to feo three feta of 1x1 | BEDROOM 23x83, 27yiteln Carpet &-pieee Oak © ure BDZ, 50 | the merits of the MAJESTIC WHEEL, ve and ‘been relented and desire tnaue= i vt o a3 2 ne jows, 1 Woven Wires; 2 Cane-Seat Chair i. address jeal, boa for Highest of ail in Leavening Power.— Latest U.S. Gov't Report Let the best nine win, whether it be] formers alf at. the same, time: one of | 2 Venter Pillows 1 Woven 2 , Sporting Gonda, ee ~ Paviag lel wap id ul by the persuasive powers of @ pretty | those shows that opened ati in the! KITCHEN azn micioth 1 Kitchen Tabi Hn Chaten, $10.00] HULBERT BROS. & CO, sd'WWeat S8a"ae. jay Wire, riowne Brow, having Ff afternoon with the “grand entree" and wave you @ barrel of fun and a whi | afternoon of enjoyment tll supper time, face and a dainty left foot or the po- tency of applied hypnotism—for the re- celpis go to the most popular charit Cash NOUN Costar y.. anuray war airs Baking proof tent in First ave nue at Ninety-ninth street, and only differe: ween It and the clreus of sweet memory is that in place Joyous Trilbys, never yet defeated, will cross bats with the Svengalls, which has never met its match, The batting order is as follows, and (<A) x aes] big white wat Real ABSOLUTEEY PURE | | a nine oe | Corner 46th Street and Eigh PEN SATURDAYS Ti wee, C7 IN THE WORLD. World without extra charge. H IE LL P YOURSELF ' = a — ee — _ ' { 1 y be t sympath with something? There was never an opportunity for!and Miss Holt was sitting down the will be in great sympathy with sketches of the war. my addressing them, and, anxious 09) on niles “at tmy flend etreths tie | tend. ‘Oh! you are very Kind. I should Uke e |1 Was to fake haar, aeaue Hee eiiated | peused—shook hands. ‘In another mo: y Inte! to Tooke at them. A and she would per- Viomt that consummation being at-|Mment I was being presented. and saying as " ONSET pane ead eT eT TT ET TO Ad aN, este etaes Pe | giiow do you det Bo began my friend: | is very frank, Pate Pa ea nt hin, Fmt, Ae. Yet _ Red, i y D wi colt, ikes candor In others. had dropped hint of profes One ‘evening, on turning Into the bar | 1h Mave minutes 1 have been looking |\y" that Hoe, me to) are for a wide FM Gharmed te to rete how. much i fe: of a! hota a ord have itten, con ering music there must be a n a antl clos ‘ould pri ne to Ps ery Was He Ever Really in Love with Patricia) ‘ntvey-and-sota, 1 "met ‘s Hiehd OF Shatner L Ought toreeee ie CPTI |Getore Tcan” appreciate’ a crcture, Timmer sie Cece, toed wien de mine—Charile Atherley. He had, bel thine was it friendship? or was 1 must be able tor understand, what it the pleasurecte wlay wineed. Tete Holt? told me, only run down that day, was Pot ive with Hert Gr Wee 1CONIY | eee Bie lat ehe end necenta my ati eee suppression had a fax Jawfully glad to see me, ete. et UE a flirtatic 1 cannot decide. Let ‘ignoran rt of me, If f affected nation for me. 1 coud picture her }rancontre ended by my errengng to “grendship” stand Ja knowledge I don't possess, and big eyes ope 1 casually men- jcall for him on the following morning) ‘sho had w voice that gave distinction | posed to her, she would bowl me out in thened the was a literary Nae ‘ itn thing |e Ae eeu we looked about to-|t2 commonplaces Bat she uttered com: five minutes, and despise man that Men “Eyes Dir ish idea, but ‘as “pretty,” but, there was something monplaces very seldom, and her voice 1 did like’ Wagner, an emma ar exclatm, Ten Orne e cceend tt struck Mm her face attiking and uncommon (gether, and. “dritting toc the errace, | @OPpIaces very ‘seldom, and 108 knew something abot art “Oh, Why did-you not tell me before?” Z was young at the time, She looked a clever girl; more than came ‘face ‘to face, almost as we Je Ye nage things ome’! that heard of Mise Move thet and'see her start of interest. and. sur- © Me oe singularly effective. I had been |i Toe Snom it would be ver {touched It, with my incognita and her she was glad to hav Introd We should et on togeth e. In imagination 1 told her tn 7 her novel, that, f ie mamma, therley too y fer, and 1 had ne 1 an wanted to know ati ways. In 1 came upon her Bnd Thad Bone tO ate oo otto nothing. beside a bath-chair, the occupant of Hthem—was there ever such good for- | soit ‘chatting there, listening t fea! T asked Charlie 1 benged > tell me whit wae the te, to amuse myself, to do a Adlacaare dy, ’ une? Py 1 id for a bottle of chan in matter is * mur. ree ble to afford a holiday, as my Which was a middle-aged lady, who! “who! are they?” I asked, as we at length we separated, and my ance of my gratitude to- mured Holt, you have had ame a “Eve's Dilemma,” had Was presumably her mother, and, as I passed on. u and Terossed the parade together, wards hom. After that I went home bad. news? Sue "smiled, and previous book, Jy successful. I should Passed, she turned her head, and, with- on nit, nnd Miss Holt. 1 ought to ca said to me: “You are “tuken'| and wrote a short story—a atory based brushed her tears iside titi, Nery bee ously successful, | sematlon ae Ai them. as on the foreg ac ut which ended foolish,” she said, “dont laugh at ines chat T write as “Erle Bvershed,” oUt the slightest suggestion of coquetry, Oy ou"Know them go. well? | better than this one does. “In my tev- but. thin hook hus affected “me amend add that I w ally Edward Gra- lifted hercyes tome, Perhaps lam (or) *On, very well; I used to know the old | woh yes—youl It was obvious. And} coher emee tne coes. | tn my reve ty than anything of the kind But my same is really 2 used to be at thirty) impressionable, I min, too; he ts dead" | Mine HAC AL hot meeminto imi yaar wit Alvengy exaiiea "afuas Hole! into a 1h i Peaea! ait how me. 4 ons: a ‘ ve ofter iced m.",, miration distasteful.” ‘Beatrice, a ‘Laura, nspiration. rae? she pol to the Yes, I had gone to astbourne, and it was instantly © He peeerar eye shauld lke to, be, Introduced ed, mm | "What nonsense!” But I was enchant-| Eastbourne was"now Acudia, of Alea” familiar’ cover of my. Ath “edition, ? 1 ut a 1 had chose Ms sed) i Bs ? H ander Selkirk's Island, ording to tool p carelessly, “You make me was after 1 had ve rogueed to Miss felt that my walks would not be quite Introduce you sith pleasure, She ts 8) "sree tact: I've seen her with lots of whether 1 waa with her or not i, anewered oud?" Week thes 3 was introsuced 10. urposcless henceforward. It was a | V¢ig, Dice girl, Patricia Holt.” | | men, and I know her. She talked to you! “After three days Charlie went back t itthat swhy. Tam go glad Patricia Holt, To explain why my ine PArho place, and I hoped I might pase|algoe tenant” bbe looks | enthusiastically- for Miss Holt.” town, 1 aiid not care, my footing with it pleages. you" “you are ‘kirie M¥ver~ rth: Seid a 4 "y, “She is reserved as a rule’ itolts was now establis an shea She ut her hand, and my troduction to Miss Holt was neve wiye., the girl with the gray eyes that after-| "Yes, she is, As a ‘literary went you) The least bit in the world, perhaps. provided myscif. with the own clasped It. ‘There was a fervor in > it te necessary to Ko back a few days; ) 106 § SUmHE Se all her, ey Lae war. WBA 2° | ane given one the ides cf beliy Gared Cows and morasines to te hor that I had never seon there—a tm fect, to go back to the morning after |TYCT, put 1 met her again upon| ‘evechigh wire! Dew. “Grahame,” oF | i chversation with mont men. tees Mehety Te gkt dy always gave’ a new maxnetion in her ease, "Oh whe | "a ih “ | What tastes—her dl é ure when I approached, gaspe then es, that was my maar. @ after ithe terrace on the morrow, Evidently| “Iv call mvself ‘Grahame, of course.” | -Wust are her tastes-her pre nile of, pleas t gasped, and then — Yes. that was my Iwas sauntering on the terrac | the custom of the mother and at | “Oh, she will tell you all that soon) “Good morning, Mrs. Holt, And how my arms, 1 was imploring her to be breakfast when I saw a girl approach: \1t wae hi ise hi Mer yaen Gaeta’ introdaeeal | enough el expect. Indeed, Ile my wife to take thelr exercise here when one Is introduced! | eno ect Inde : 7 f A ing tted my atten- daughter can't define! She reads a great deal; how d'ye do? It wil be seen that, despite my earlier whe imasediately Five every morning, and every morning ac- SeeTts “saa "aa Thales fee tae |alavee net in every "ghane ‘ack form; lente yor Uta ane inquiry. as to Whether, or not as Men. 1 9m fot cartel inet ane ie cordingly It became the scene of my| Hevesi tool aivetns Oe feels the com | Rarree ae Musial At toe arderstend (eawnk you. H had a ge really in love with Patricia Holt, 1 hed exactly beautiful, thoug! am ple b ‘ cs gure it would be wrong to describe her jown perambulations too, i We were repassing the band-stend, [People Uke Turner and Wagner you| “Have you seen this week's , “TOTAL sw 100.00 te ON | Now, th: | y : ‘ Sv 4 | Now, that’s the kind of a show that |s | Blot antes’ wore Cvenne World'e’ | se on etery afternoons hesinning at] Our Unequalled Credit System, ‘This is the day of days. The day 1 o'clock, and every evening, beginning | prRMITS TO MAKE SMALL PAYMENTS ELPHER WEEKLY, MONTHLY, UNTIL PArD, when all New York goes to the Polo at 7.30 o'clock, right In this to I's Grounds to see a game of baseball that Bentleys Old. 1~ will make a New. York-Boston contest try Circus, red lemonade and peanuts dwindle into a bean bag game. The to boot. Bentley spread his tremendous le & CO., th Avenue, Amusements. _ Mats. Wed, & >al, ATLANTIC P02 Sr cam powell, Cora Routt, clark & Viviane Nettie i EDEN MUSEE., — WORLD IN WAX AND GRAND CONCERTS. well All “Situations Wanted” Female advertisements repeated in The Evening Over 500,000 circulation secured. There are some capital| wanted her for my wife, and, though | my position hardly justified immediate matrimony, I seriously contemplated Proposing to her, The more I think about it the more sure Lam that it was love! The idea of marriage had always been distasteful to me.” To surrender my freedom, and be fettered for life to the same wom- un's apron-strings had always been a thought positively odious to me. Yet now 1 debated offering myself to a girl and to # girl T had only known three weeks, Yes, | loved her; and what is more, she was an excuse for any (oly, I did Got struggle—I resigned myself absolutely to her irresistible spell. One. morning nore than ever her slave. Le rwhy she appealed to me more strongly that day than any other. There are some things—a Woman's inanner ts one. of them—which it dificult’ to convey by words, but with every tntonation of her volee, every syllable that fell from her, T' round myselt mr and more deeply fascinated I ony to me when the ba 11 had to rise und bow I passed the greater part o fter- noon asking myself how I could secure oppor ity of confessing my pas- tu her, “I had never yet. found myseMf alone with her, and jn the frenzy which now possessed me further silence seemed simply impossible. I lit another cigar and Went out to commune with the ocean, I tramped along the parade, and thence to the sea-wall, and then, as I Was on the point of descending to the beach, I saw Miss Holt sitting on one of the benches with haif-closed eyes. Fate was smiling on me, indeed! For first time she was unaccompanied, t aga at such a ume! Miss Holt!" “Mr. Grahame!" She welcomed me with a delicious little start “Blow you no doubt about it at this time 1| frightened me?" i bed an ra tor debs board 1 will not Be responsible racted by her, Wilson W. Brown, cHOLLS, Coney Island, Queen Olge's tents palmist some Daimne come down. I. PILKOIL NEVER FAULS—It you continue Woah, fer It's your own fault; we guarantee to owe piles; sold on written for tree book. Quencer, 400 West IRITUALISM—Mae. — PLETCI perso ial advice: hours 10 to & Tuesday and Thursday evenings. SUMMER PRICES for hairdressing and ing; curl rataine! 7 West 14th ot, 20 WORDS, 10 CENTS. 2 ~ aS T could searcely believe It was you,” T said. thought you never went ous in the afternoon?” yes “I do not often, But my mother asleep, and the weather tempted me She put her hand on « book spoke, ¥ 1 dreaming, or wi Gi realized? dreaming; the book was ma.” My heart into my tl here. was a “momentary ‘pa tween us. r the life of inet as Unable, even then, to resist the pleasure of delaying the announcement of 2 identit irst I would tell her thag her. loved “How glud Iam that I came way!" T said, “Do you know that Was thinking of you. and wishing Were to-morrow already? ‘The proposal scenes In my books have alway yoked coniums; but somehow s mouth, in propria, pe able to be equally happy, pm with nly walking san fixed my eyes on the futt waves’ 1 could the words to go on, and becoming ridiculous. ver of “Eve's Dilemma’ a resource, od—this book? T # intolerably stupid. People write such things?" Tt was 2 hot day—a burnii less day; but I do not think perienced a more violent sensation @f cold before or T said; and put the volume Ahr down, No; I did not propose to her, 3 went back to town the following ing, and I never saw her, cain, But I never forgot ce, and to aI her, forgot the exper os a RI wr dee rew the MSthy 60 » breathe ever oz. [bound by the most solemn. to divulge to Miss Holt thor of "Ey