The evening world. Newspaper, August 13, 1895, Page 4

wi Pebtiched by the Prese Pubitaning Company, 8 w @ PARK ROW, New York ———— TUESDAY, AUGUsT 13, 1895. econd-clans matter. ———_——_- BB BRANCH OFFICES: way and Sixth 224 at (WORLD HARLEM CE—125th et and Madi. fon ave. BROOKLYN—200 Washington et. PHILADELPHIA, PA.—Preas Pullding, 702 Chest ut at. WASHINGTON—709 14 ot. ————— GUBSCRIPTIONs 10 iHE LYENING WORLD ing postage): WORLD UPTOWN OFFICF—Junetion of Broad- can yachtsamen qill do their best to bring it back again, notwithstanding the ominous boast or threat of the Eng: LUshmen that {f they once get it over on their side, {t wili never come back. The old proverb rhyme should keep in Mr, William ©. Whitney's that will not when he may, When he would he will have nay. A QUEER SORT OF CRUSADE. Mayor Strong announced at Asbury Vark last Sunday that during the two years and a half remaining of his term the crusade begun agalnet “rum sellers’ who "sell the stuffon a Sunday” will be “continued to the end," and predicted that one year from now “every saloon in the city of New York will be closed on the Sabbath. Pre ident Rocsevelt yesterday declared the war against Sunday beer would “Ko on forever or until the saloon-keepers surrender entirely.” He was evident ly not quite satisfled with last Sunday's work, Mayor Strong is scarcely justified tn the boast that the crutade against the people who “sell rum on @ Sunday" will THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, AUGU: ONCE MORE THE WAR EDITOR. iT 13, 1505. “KISMET! _— Evil and alarming rumors concerning Boston's fervid appreciation of “Kismet, the “operatic cSmedy" that was pro- duced last night at the Herald Square Theatre, had, of cour made their Way to the metropolis, There are always Scoundrels willing to deal a death blow to any work by labelling It with that legend worse than the * mark of the chemist, “Boston liked it." It is, in fact a heartiess thing to do, I con- fess that I girded up my ids in misery, and went to the Herald Square trem- bling like an aspen (the only thing that 1s popularly supposed to tremble) at the {dea of sitting through “Kismet,” which had received the same approval as that lavished upon “Ship, Ahoy! “The Golden Wedding and, 1 may add, “The Sphinx." ‘To show you how worse than Fascally some evil-doers can be, I will say right here that “Kismet; or, Two Tangled Turks,” fan't really more than half bad, and 1 decline to belleve that Boston went crazy over it. It is not buerile enough for that. “Kismet; or, Two Tangled Turks’? note the exuberance of the sub-title—is the work of Richard F, Carroll, as to Ammonia in the Sammer Time. Ammonia, always useful to the house- keeper, has espectal advantages in the summer time by Its power of removing lemon stains. A housekeeper who has learned this simple household fact by experience suggests that a little pam- phiet be prepared to instruct all house- keepers in the dtfferent methods of re- moving stains. Many simple means are not widely known, For removing the stains of strawberries and other fruits from damask hci water ts often sufi- cient. Deep stains may be removed by a solution of chloride of lime, White stains from hot dishes upon @ polished table are removed by rubbing the spot with spirits of Pretty The accompanying cut shows an ad- boil, then turn in stone jar and put in cool place until next day.’ Next day. drain off syrup and put in kettle, bringing again to a boil, and then pour back over peaches in stone jar. Do this for nine days from the time youl commence fruit. Last time boil syrup down one-half, or until there ig Just enough to cover fruit. Put in the frult the last time, and then put in Blass jars for keeping. This may appear considerable trom ble, but 1s considered a most excellent recipe. Perfumes That Are Healthta A French naturalist has discovered that many perfumes are not only harm- lesa but actually of vatue to health. He demonstrates this fact by the results of an expeiiment, whereby he exposes a the book, and of the florid yet Teutonic | mirabie model for a blouse watst for number of disease microbes to the action Gustave A. Kerker, as to the music. | giik, grass lawn, or any thin texture, |of various essential oils distilled from Its theme Is a sort of topsy-turvy of the! and, if very light in tone, black lace flowers and plants, Bitter almonds, no such crusade has been attempted or 4 will ever be attempted by him or by his Fs z 554 178 in JULY Police President. They are both wealthy | H@ Tells Us of Continual Span'sh Victorles in Cuba, But the Captaln-General Has a es ; uke a ee the | may be employed; but a cream-colored | walifiower, thyme, lemon and mint 4 le play calle re," «| 4 = Si" | continue to the end of his term, when clubmen, and the “rum-sellers who Resigned and Is Going Home. a lace of the guipure stamp, with front proved extremely deadly, while lavender ‘pell the stuff on @ Bunday" at the SEES = one at a Fifth Avenue Theatre mati. and the ranked higher than | Union League and other clubs or at Gallery of EDDY'S LETTER. THE GLEANER'S BUVGET. turpentine or camphor! | THE WORLD'S fashionable hotels will not be tInter- ciroutarin | 904,178 fered with in the future any more than (Commissioner Roosevelt yemerday received @ IN JULY WAS | PER DAY. | Suiaietiie Fiarinmees _peuctnw strewn with paillette: ther eucalyptus, nee some time ago. The Sultan of Tur- key has been brought up in the bellef |p Here, a Hint There and Trae | that she was a boy, and the Sultan's idee 1A PruGeh ¥ersb, HGR Th lady. a Guibas; Tal of City Life. bina has been reared under the impres- coor aeeeee: | there are three bore who go up uptown on the| S/n that he was a xirl, Of course, all the Mr Roosevelt, @20 exprens of the Ninth avenue ‘ta who are|thl® might have been made exceedingly Shoutd atewar the letter Mimacit tor the beara.) | MAINE lone chances. A time will como when the|MOl8Y and rude, but in “ismet” there Tay lay feldy Recserel Was tad Patience of the other passengers will be {8 Iittle to which the fastidious may reve eg ahaceothat satire ary usted, and then something will drop. These| Object on the score of vulgarity. To FOE Ge caus: those Pricch voreal Gad youngsters indulge {n wrestiing matches on the| discover such flecks in this comic opera iTaedy. Reon Vall Wolk barely pertae, train, meanwhtle shouting like Indiana Lately|@ large imagination and a powerful Saturday Wash Day. Many housewives, especially those blessed with a laundry, are finding Bat- urday a food day for the washing. It ' is necessary to have a good hot fire, of course, on that day, and the baking can | €o on at the same time as the clothes are boiling, thus accomplishing dual service they have been in the past. ‘This RXCEEDS the COMBINED | wrestling with @ lon aix months old EMULATION of 18h New Sere | If he keeps on he will win the fight OREN Uuoe mee ines. the with Corbett or there will be a dead SN ee GRAM, hel prizefighter before October. i BUN, ih 4 — dy have taken to. enatehing. the pagers | thicroscone ave te from one fire. This, of course, is not BALM | | REORGANIZATION Me ad booka piled around him on desks from the bande of walting passengers on way| “Kismet'a™ fouity cre meraty ihe ine Possible ‘unless the Iaundress comes MOMMERCIAL. AD: ‘And an Ot{endort tay on hie knees, HALibuRs th: Ahig 'epreds Wink 65,7 TuPeaiN ot in from the outside and the maid ser- ; Soe eR OKNENG Whatever may be thought of the Re- (Aaa Sa Surahally Galiacd bie woeca, Satlons 4 the expres went by. Threats of ox. /anities that have come to comlc opera vant Is released from the washtub. form party, no one questions the fact Dut poor Tedd: “rial rau | from vaudeville. There ie a knock- TRACE Bree AGULOe GINpUBE Wid JUNE. poor Teddy was not at his esse At One Hundred and Sixteenth street, the AM labout act in which the comedian t After the washing Is finished there is \| CIRCULATION FOR i LA eu Shek ie <ul> GAy mated, und he peal stop, and the others at the nert station. bi bts aha als always plenty of water for scrubbing, July, 1895 - 554,178 per day felt with Tammany Hall prior to the Ke pay rulld kl lel cal ee 8 les over sofas and through doors in and after the tubs and boiler are pu July, 1894 ~ 500,705 per day political revolution in the city govern- Pett piecagl ae ohbay aida ‘There 1s fakir often seen on the ferryboata| ' ood old-fashioned harlequinade away, the stove blacked and floors of iy ‘ ment. Not professional reformera, not ret re peur maids. [around the city who, armed with a dilapidated | W@Y. It is rather discouraging to those a a Haw; eteeii d laund July, 1801 - 841,040 per day guerilla politicians, not ambitious Mug- magaifiaue, ma here’ | siener, seats himaelf in a crowded cabin, ang] WhO remember what comic opera used | Collar and waist bow in silk of a darker Porches, kitchen and laundry: scrubbed NP d the baking done, there 8 a bilssful July, 1888 - 87,469 per day Wunise: alone, but leosd) aterity Dema- “Ollentort te quite wall in hte way, then procenta to render various taint and un-|to be. There is also an episode in which | Color, makes a very smart combination, 11" lle VEKINE Gane, Shen la & blleetll aoa |) | arate, mamnbers of the ammiany ongant: But the ¥ my post tongue a wrench, | recognizable aire Then he ‘chases the bonnet," | the beautiful Haideez kicks a couple of | A blouse such as this ts useful for even- thought of the day of rest that inter- ation, Ma Wall. BA. OULBIGeEA) revolted And he don't toil a chap what to say and here is where he excels in hie profeasion [Rentlemen all over the stage that might | "& Wear at country house visits, more Venes between the hardest work of the Gain tn one year w he writes to a lady in French The aither can hartly be heard half the length jalso be left for the roof gardens, or | especially when made of China silk in week and ironing day fai Weleb aie ble yatlea auceaiea of the cabin, but this enterprising person eotlects |other resorts where the milk of human |S0me delicate tint, and adorned with Fachiouabic ¥ fangom from the ocsupanta of the entire cable "tc z That sounde woll, but what does tt meas? Tl escaping the faberseers Guldda: Hie eaerally | gue aah cereee, Uncen, the tidus | HEMtzcolore! Tce Fans are much smaller than hereto Tala pariaerao amos 9 bore: Bel oaltina anne oc eer ebay: Of the “gags’ Huckleberry Pie. fore, and the most fashionable are the a—whint’s the French for tureen? c 6 ry to say much. 0: 3 apures) veha Atal y y much. Of! One cup of flour, half cup of cotto- pretty Empire alr-givers mounted on Thia te the season of the year when scholar. poppeceas with sais, is wholesomely | 1.16 half a teaspoonful of salt and @ tortolse-shell sticks of yellow. Others to QUAY: On my cop-huating rounds I must gv, ships are awarded to aspiring youtha who seek « allusions to the now ef- very little Ice water (about a table- are embroidered very finely with baby ! 7 a . Penn. | C0 Kusmping coppera 1°11 creep, collegiate education, and tt reminds me of the| fete and sickening “Trilby,” which 1s] ¥ ; ribbon, in Louis XV. styles, and illus strani Pe NIGER He: ip eraking (he Though Ibe, as the Fronch aay, de trop.” oddest tcholarehip I have yet heard about. It ie] Fapldly degenerat.ng Into a National dis-| “Poonful to wet the flour), Divide the 8 piltican, who r | held by & bright youne fellow who lives In Our [Rrace, ‘There seems to be a wort of idea |MAS# In half, roll out the top crust and minated with spangles._ fight of his life to go back to the United | Then Ted cloud hia teeth with « anap, Hundred and. Twenty-e mreet, and if the/that to neglect mentioning the Du|$Pread with butter and sprinkle a yery | A Use for Cigar Ribbons. States Senate. ‘And flung all che books far away muacies in his legs bold. out he. will graduate | Maurler novel In comic opera or waude, (little flour on the butter. Filling: One ig Aad) Beets. Gi 0k case) 8) fap: from one of the beat and oldeat educational last! | ville in to be wantonly behind the times, | Wart of berries, three-quarters cup Some girla sre spending their spare WORLD’ meted tem repuierty addrmem|tion the rallying point of the city|an Anarchist It becomes almont danger-| 7 ‘** Fresca: PU erie Engiian to-day.” of the land In 1897, for he h But surely originality counts for some. |*¥sar, about a dozen green grapes, a time thie Summer tn mang up e F ehanged ao efem a destred, Democracy. The main cause of last|ous to call for the observance of the | Amd he grinned as he picked up his pen, ia IR! Penn omore 7 bars Tale reese fs) (ee, thing. One man behind the times is |Pinch of salt and a little butter. Dredge Dvtt sir one en ed, at Christ. year’s overthrow was the dinaffection | ten commandment Aad tie frown trom hie high forbead went, | EUt one talent He could = = : bettér than s'teen men ahead of them. |4 little flour on the berries to thicken Puted 6 0 Os puesekisl at EMEA inside Tammany, not the opposition out- Be For Tet was himself again, van 4 horse could trot, The boys of the eoll06& |The beat moments of "Kiamet’ are | the Juice. ane Lo moma. taveres: youth wae ee against the anti-Demoeratic policy of the Wigwam bosses, their selfish ab- sorption of all the honors and profits, thelr close corporation management and their arbitrary action towards all who ventured to object to their policy § and protest against thelr greed. ‘The hope of good, honest Democrats has been that the lesson taught by last Rete ¢ “THE EVENING WoRL! | Year's election would induce Tammany deawing the ty for the het months should om. | (© liberalize Its policy, throw upen its Fe doors, break up Its Btar-Chamber man- © Gow etérewn end ham ‘‘THE EVENING | aeement und again make the organiza- ‘mut time files, and to-night, ere 1 —S , 4 i «| And this te the letier be ent: full of pride in their Auins Maser, win uy sit contributed part of the material, LEALQUABTARS W LK side, Ex-Mayor Grant's vote was a} Prime Mister, ig ay saps) pes ter he een oe Mba tae on ae eo ae thote permeated by Mr. Carroll himself. Spiced Peach namelyy Uiecolgar dlbbone’ with l@tian The detective force under Capt.|SP!endid exhibition of personal esteem, | titled to a p te te: | Grong ” renege ines meet nig tuition eo long a he maintains the coll arroll is genuinely funny, even though} given pounds peaches, four pounds the upper side is covered. The pillow ny thanks Je aul Aeseapotr. record on the wi tree - heir fellow-men. O'Brien hes succeeded in but It was wofully short of the legiti-| “who love ti persons who are pasentctey o ppg nt mate Democratic strength in the| fused a title because some of his col-) Your stronghold of the party. leagues were not promoted 1am, youre very truly, T i fe iiterally “biking |St Very rare Intervals his voice suggests ‘After thie who shall dare | that of Digby Bell. But he looks and sugar, one pound vine; half ounce ‘s first made of brown denim. Over one root, one teaspoonful ground side of this the ribbons are laid tm ees in French w. ande through ol cry the wheel? acts so very unlike Bell that no real | #neer v3 ized." The Committee on Organization| This ts a progrogsive age. My sympathetic heart hae been wrung te pity | semblance. spoonfuls cinnamon, Pp y The audience laug'ied at many Unies a8 1 watched ihe dieycline slowly |him incessantly, and when an audience | Pare fruit, put vinegar and su. Thess are then gecured at frat by and heavily tolling up the incline tn the Boule- | ¢, gar to boll. Mix spices in four basting-threads, and, afterwards, by ail vara trom One Hundred and Twenty-Atth TCE CCAIR GRETTateeetees equal parts and lay each in small kinds of fancy stitches taken with to One Hundred and Sisteonth reat. and I have} surely be keen. square of musiin. Throw each In vine- shades of brown in flosses. The whole spent considerable gray matter in an Mr. Kerker composed the music of |S@r and sugar, and when this Is acald- ts finished by a golden-brown heavy cord URE MO tambo nae Nied MEAS. Felted Ot “Kismet,” and his friends jn front gave |!n& hot add fruit. Bring all to the around the edg: Nera Sunday I witnessed a trtumph of mind], ai or matter that think commends itself to ai] "I & “reception Friends are very katate and) tadlon of the: whi ‘A green horse. | U8eful at a New York “first night." Mr. LETTERS. | You deserve, and, [ am sure you receive, the i 1 Kerker’s music !s quite harmicss, and it thanks and bivesings of thousands of the victims ar iurned {nto the Boulevard, bound dowatown q a aera “ lacks the one spark of originality that of these places. Therefore, with your record om \ third horse, a “hill-horse, was swung in pi e y {The cotumn we open to everybody who has a these matters eo well established, how is tt fore the car and the three took up the task of /CAUReS Music to be popular. [ts JiNEl6 | inylain to make, a grirvance to vertiLite. 1% IHAt tne pool-roome are allowed to ran wide hauling the car to the summit of the nil, Aaland noise, The finales make the Welk’ | ‘irmudon to gre. a ebjet of general suirreat (a ynit\be Poocrums fre Allowel to TA, wile ou Tait doxen bkere who had been lounging by the |ring—ae tradition says that finales shalt | cuss or u public sertver @ urknntor, wut WO dex.rouy of our fait State being cleansed from rb, became qul kiy active, and ina few sgconts!Jo—while the airs themselves are such put te idea ony tee Guan doy word Lv! ai) such foul blotohes I earnestly entreat you te street last May, Two valuable violin : c Were among the spoils, and a rewang| last night re-elected Ita old Chairman,| Ming turned Iconoclast and struck the Henry D. Purroy. The Executive Com. |#ame chimney twice within fifteen min- hsb Cae eatse, Maryse This led) iiittee re-elected its old Chairman, ex-| utes. ‘The old saying as well as the ee Balen a ran aaaFensed | police Comminsioner James J. Martin | "Moke flue was ehattered, Siren cartel O' Belen s few days A80.! wx Mayor Gilroy <again. loomed Into mistaking him for Lawyer McLaughiin, | "*"> ail told Bim a Criend esired to ehkase| Co ocarea handling the wires, Martin, is services in obtaining a reward of- Me X fered for a lost violin. The detective anes ghd Furry Were practically, in- Sccmuramed the nerotiation, and the fe-1" wi thie be satiefactory, to the pee ®) was the capture of a gang of + r thivves and the recovery of violins, man- a. ait i ht hi we cca |] ney, and it threatens to develop Into a olins, banjos and other property. toe dastaed next NI pe Weston | shout before many moons. Of course, the capture was a stroke of pe ee BSeS ovember: (From Fligente ti luck. It was due to the mistake in Forecaster Dunn will stgnal the ap- preach uf hurricanes by skyrockets, Political parties would better make @ note of this, It's a pretty loud hum now, Mr. Whit- eter) Rourke Cockran and Hugh J Grant| Young man, you have had one beer, Two Japanese Gencrals refuse to be Bue ach had rhiden up alongside whe car an!/as any planist with “an ear for muste” f the identity of Lawyer McLaughlin, But can now contole with each other. but You are putting on ae much style as ‘ ian Ades i eters: cannot be printe tura:/Mhe) ssareblieut oni pabilelty Open: Che: earee Uke 'Central Omce ls making a bosat of Heel) marquises because thelr compan | though you had # small bottle. SE eee Malet ae mse erinee? | might grind out by tie qu Exact ee | toga pool-rooma and close them. You can do it, MH, and should be given all the credit! Ching are not similariy rewarded thee| ue rammen in a deal?” Well, he'a in| ae srainior lgakas, beri iVoredi Ae wee! WISE Curb encima ceer eck atocieaoe, Siugte-Tax Campatgn, USMS ft deserves. i y farded. That) 4 deal of trouble at present. | LhS WITH THE DocToR, Aavedlly (eGalinting aa 16 WREhO dhpee Podplo| PI ee cee te eee ee CREE Hn he wwalior | How About This? But what a pity it ts that the mur.|:* the National spirit of honor which has et ee i eat fo mneiner these pemiclit te not eaay to understand. But the ee ee ee any may Gerer of Mr. Borden's negro servant in| ™A‘e the ttle islands the great power! To the Weather Clerk—“For this rolet) Advice Ahout Ailments That Mims tr | yaneh un tases a: fve conta each when ihe to; { Trletent motion is that If you onee | TTIAM Me eiRhig about tM: APSIEE ewe. veng. lattes have bora tavited by tw the early afternoon has not been found, |Of the East. Magnificent but not elv-| auch tanks.” | Safely Treated at om | was reached’ ant\they iaosed thelr hold and epes| MO’ Row to wield a Vaton you cnr a: woe Ta company 1th three aNeRIbETNS gnc tem fawn yarty given by the guests of and the daylight burglaries and assauits |!!7ation—not our kind of civilization seh | to the enttor way, It looked ithe a goo! 8 Husly, slants micgnips titer it sing Veggmi the Tater ata. & Prec Milli eunse ee 90 prevalent of late have not been traceg | tiff Jobs, sugar bounty and bond syn eprroniaL | ai Wai Fiagiie dektaieaielene ent + THe ouewNen [ther Sullivan, ¢ ake ; pects ee i ey seamen to their bold perpetrators. cate Kind of elvilization, If we only abled me for sume tne eae t at } ‘ Fe) SHAE UANRR Label pesca eETae (Senet En Tt {s well that “Red Callahan's" gang | "8d 4 little less of our own and a litt Upheta by ¢ should conaut eet | Tee gone wane tekitow wie i ae ids di Riles ae neal EAN Oe POA Hoos Yas been broken up. But the capture] Me Of the Japanese k.nd! A Baraboo Jury tn aeyultiing & woman 1 ett eat | {)Serbaite ditedt n han} ie Ne a ° ee a ANX/UUS PERSO! of the colored servant's assassin woui A1th sigaling an aniuresia, hae elunp aiivisntles u . Favvou thinking: may cilitlo dads swith thei! y Aerie eat Tea e x ; be oP eraater value than the rocevery or|| SVNSt Ie ® EATON? The: Brotherhond ee eee ee eee elaniicied | ; c Soha AS Ou SAE ay a | . k rei "i wtih, itera Ws Good Enough for Him, @nflloient stolen violins to supply all tne . igh aia Juet won a big strke | Qiwaukee Jjouria | Rents peta a tonon ban any Abe aon: ies Onis ait at Adin el en Tmntdoaentiese. dai tie . condense 9 theatrical orchestras In New York. ined bys shale victory, we vieacn) they ; ; Aaelut : | evel overs ft we wasn't arfico Ina Weck Tt. wit) covimeusurable deguay that 1 see in New ‘York. there {e talk of @ atrike among the The Windy (ltp's Concett | * sol ation composed of ten grains \ uae ayo oat BESey scx may alll SHON Eserle. st) Hat - va ‘ Apndie of seating we one from aome erank-brained (djote Wvabeccimalerey) the “DUB Albena eda RarevitaKeup piwith Obtexea't a leltrie act, one ounce an | denne . y arts ma Sit fe 200 pe © 6y wim iguesine a choage ia the name American te Good morning, Mr. is Vena auticaotecoee ie in VLtrses Bur iNlew 7 ‘ ‘ Witte , pte, morning, Mr, Tiger, and how)... "the jucket-makera and the cloak | m6 ant population Sew York 9 care pone eure SE ruee ee en ee ey ene world they go to [tote Ale docan't burst upon you like] tre ee lieriante wil ve tharvwahiy Ins [that of atie allly sounding mame What kind you to-day? ara, NOWwaday a ie nor Work reaulla in times a day batah sls A . wtruciet, with the ald of s/@ eopticnns and sides. | of 4 sojdler Is ot who wishes to have the name v sthanke ukers, Nowadaye it must take about werk sone tarcoft shore fa beautiful vision or stand iy te centre ery well, thank you: and I may re-| uoitcon or twenty tailors to make a | Ite popuiailoa.—Chiago Mai | eee " eK limelight ulrcle call even Ais £. B SWINNGY, Orange, N. Jo | smerivan chinge’? What kind of patriotism 60 2 ark confidentially that the Reformers ; ‘ | burn and wag at aight. Whar aha! | ney age to be eeatiered abroad by cance, to) H fr Bite (hey possexs? 1 am an American, and when 1 maven touched cas. Beal man, a The March of Progress. = thes Ta SSE SNe sings neatly and acts pleasantly. There PIC ira, No, 2." wy GSI upmid ine ikcese or Un nae aka eae i Tnay/.0u) Jose engaged hi ke a hot fe and rub your cng bicher aod you, and melt. |!8 4 forrowing look on her face ail the Mi : Mier SE KG, Basawels here Ib’ k @auel Ob boteeer = Richard Croker now seema to hoid| 7" Sh "ore with alcohol Ime. fears time, but better that than the smug | "2 (7° Per F f melt the Uris (BaCsaeeliietalore Geaaalan FREEDOM W°LL TRIUMPH. the key to the Tammany ation. If eee is some aeiatc Lillian Rumeall. ‘Aonte should know that when Inevitable | ing va y atenee tte Pies print. a good geaeral strengthening | But each one moves (o & purpwe frm, and the/ complacency of @ Lillian Russell, Jean- ket out auch as pension fund, Go where expenses ai he keeps to his word and siays out of ‘The end ts ni Gen. Campos hb. thelr aalia that nette St. Henry is a very froi.cksome @4 money, ice payers, &o., a patrolman pay] “Amer aud say bow {shall take it, fan twenty wine Fesigned the Captain-Generaiship of | ‘¢ meray eps Vhe ‘complete ery Solit) yeare ot (age. aes Like facitul eervante epeed them all ea their] person, only I always think It absurd | tig very tar short of that Dig $116 we Rear ao| UDiced States and ho le ao designated whether Cuba. It is said that he strongly Wsnine dona et x ay Brant a he Pee iei ron , The compound ayrup of hypophos ‘appointed: way. to see a very fat lady frolicking. M88] much about he ts of Dutch, [righ or English extraction, so Fecommends the Bpanish Government | !terferes it looks like the beginning of Fe era Tee utieees |phites, with quinine and. stryc fe, 1 | For each one has a rudder, my dear tele iad [St Honry probably has @ slim heart,| Again, an a rule they area folly set of men, | one as hie can “talk United Smother to grant home rule to the Island, @ beautiful fight. agin, ie ell, sel Harts ee |& very good preparation Take one tea- Sith a staneb mani as the when but her corporal entity ts @ little too|and when they have a night of take their| these idiots I am an olf soldier and “Amer This {8 an admission that Gen. Cam- er mere = TOO ANA | spoonful betore each meal And the tuder ia cover left to iit, but the{ Much for Kittenism. Aubrey Boucicault ; wives to the theatre, Coney Island or such-itke | cau” {8 good enough for me, BELEG WHIT pos was badly whipped at Bayamo, and| The driver of an express wagon over- Yet He Keeps ¢ that he only saved himeelf by fight.|took and ran down a wheelman an? He ‘s a brave soldier and a competent | tis Wife yesterday. On the face of it wi? of the man fm thei looked exceedingly picturesque and did places, and I, ae a Jolly pollveman's wit There {s never a moment, day or night, that the|some pleasing work. Of course, he {a | fer to spend what I pase 40 many lonesome houre voase) does not tee) not a De Reszke, but young Bouctcault’s | 4ay and night for, ant what be waike th He Wants to Quit fo the Editor: I about Bfty years of age; have emoked My baby te three months oi rrison may tatent to do. | wakes night with a tat a ve that he hae me what Tran do & Mlrane tell is commander, As such he recognizes the | that looks like criminal recklessness or 7 M The force of the purpose that shapes her couree| majestic presence and mystically ad- for, In other people's tatere: - pan for thirty-five yeare: wish aow to leave of the hopelessness of fighting all the people | the driver's part, and if investigation aeteagae Some ve: to: ten\ drops of ‘and the helmemaa’s watebful care mirable face atone for many defects, |Sving @ little, to hoarding It, perbape for “Mra | 4st hurt me to do a0 auddeniy? ef a country bent on securing their| Proves {t to be so an example should be CU EBA I POd a oman Ma RDI IDE GYRNBE: Se Harry Davenport struggicd hard to yi es lite dovvereehort aad IP “IAnnie sree A. 8. Brooklyn, N. Te freedom from foreign oppresaion, and made of him. _ sgn artalnn Cogan ipsa make something out of not BOG | es ses melas (estou out OF 6 Deh one akalkecon nn aeect ca: Feady to rise again and again whenever| , 0 nearly succeeded, while Mise Rose | ist, inieed, have very few of the pleasures = jefeated or for a time apparently eub- ‘Are we slipping back?” asks a morn voping World” bat my womach te very| he street of the geie, Leighton showed once more what 2/0 ais lite and will be eo Intent om the one| “7 ‘2? PAttor . ued. ing contemporary in speaking of the hand no appeiie’ it F Vonkers and on the wheel, don't tot tt Minen | capital Interpreter of Katisha roies|iggs of saving that she will grow sour ant in] | MM % Young girl twenty-four Years bed Even the Spanish newspapers are now | {#rcical attempt to enforce the Sunday tincture mini rake atever the tumult be, |she really ts. Scentcally “Kismet” 18 @/ the end hare to leave it for somebody else to ei soe plea lh aie fe tee cee 4 a Beginning to see the hopelessness of|Dlue laws. Not at all. We are going five in wa will of tha man. with the help of God. | nightmare, the Interior of the harem in| enjoy. Mave BY tase aote ee paen re poe psi a the effort to hold Cuba subdjug: forward in the work of demonstrating hall conquer and prevail, —Boston Globe, the last act is an eyesore, an affront to a true and falthful wife, W can 1 Ondo and are showing a disposition that liberty and equality are our in KK. = = the artistic intelligence, while the court- “stadent” Is Dispated. naaioxt te Ceatloma ia) aneeae FAIA ar ao, herent right | yard of oe frat act te Nile better, AS Tro ine dation CATHERINE L. W. The end e not far off. = —— for the odalisques, they must have| s:udent quotes Beclestastion I11., 19 to sud- - Cute wil te free. Workingmen should rejoice that there | been more than prattling babea when | sanciate his statement that “man te not im-|@lghth Avenue Too Wet for Bleye wg eae neg i ts to be no Labor Day parade. Such] * . F Noah went into the ark. mortal,” and, of ou fale at once Into the clers, ‘The Building Department “expert|“itplays of strength mark a war jus Cause aod Effect fn ALAN DALE. | pictail that men reading Soripture from « purely oF gays the West Broadway ptructure or Just ended. No such war W en's 19 opposed to { Noo oo material standpo'nt invariably do ing be fone to abate the nulsence } [orn rope dae AA Nema GaNG Hanne ihe workinane vee : Ree | ' NOT TOO HOT TO LAUGH. The Book of Eicleslasiion Is devoted entirely sling (aot sprinksiag) Eighth avenue every beastly nature. Every one admits that | hun level with the beat! passions and vi 4s of bleycle riders who use this avenue It ts not very pleasant it A Railroad Advocate. omen min favor of “ratlroada"* sald the editer, | 0°" 0% ting. s Wie Standard floors at the top was too he many ‘enoramuses sport wrt q “expert” engraved on their belts when be gives| to nd from busine * upon arriving at your destination to find your Agent Teter's report on the “Ba You are? tain-General of Cuba, has ; & war’ agrees woh that published] Whi the per te , He also staten that there in no allusion to tu-| clothes covered by a fichy black mud, to say j eng in "rhe Work! Df course: Whee Soe { You; they're @ great tnatitution; hed my 106 cure rewards and punishmenta in Scripture pre-| nohing about the falls on this slippery paver THE CUP Y‘CHTS. . SATIN EN Raia Ae ekica the ieipsia Press | | 4s 08 98 and got 16.000 damages 8nd 8) vious tothe Babylonian capitvity. If he wit! | mont. 1 hope your paper wil! look Into thie ‘The Defender was out ‘things Chercnes la femme, In gr So | | j{ | Bemston for life, If tt had only deen my bead | turn to Deutoronomy. xavill., he will Gnd thet| matter and dave It stopped. an I feel sure you thunder storm y York Read “The World.” WORLDLINGS, | i Td have owned the road.""—-Atiante Consiitulen | cnapier devoted entirely to God's blessing for] wi:l H. ROCKEFELLER, 10 ai " e “i | edience, amd curses for d.mobediences. . . . a was caught by the storm = — | —_- oe 4 , EI ed Men Should Not Flirt, ee ia ond on ty Whea placing himerlf under medica advice! — | PATH Nearly as Bad. ANG CATHOLIC neee port ‘ew R Re . fe once told a doctor, “I'N bing ye} AY ‘Brother Wiigus,”’ sald the deacon, “there 1s To the E i eter a + ; igned going back to Spain. | os me, put ye mauaza stop ma pipe. a | ) a report current that you” nere rua out of] WHIT Have to Live on $18 a Momth.| 1 am ensured to 4 young gentleman, bot our 7 te Mr. and Sre | This sho be Dinge ow h pa | v iv narriage must be put off for a ion 4 Tita Hecert Ch. taeda, Wontbiry | ee Mgmer NeW (oO) the PR] A oi ia enet cn arocaere t9 ons inch; to Pluakville by White Caps five years a Reise mate marriage siurt be p time, Mesa in, Her! a Oo4bUrY | irtota there than Hurgoyne's surrender| A wie '® eve of troanere ip one tack, te “Ht waa not quite that tad.” aald the mine | TOO RM time he fjrts a good deal with other lediee and Kane and Capts. Haff and Terry were! our Revolution, It looks like the er with @ alight smile; “It was only causes me much unhappiness lest be should Uke collar, Balt an toch, in perienced married woman low to get along on en one. Fe ae : ther. Do you thik be would be a goad on board, a | beginning of the end SEM e hanna taxes ai as ek Shremtened donation party."—Indlanapolis Jour- | ECU sceome, 1 intend to ge, married in. | eneier: fo sou think Be would be a good Rute The trip was an uncomfortable one —-- caalahin pal, few weeks and outside of rent will only have . MARY ‘ for ali on the gallant boat, for the) Warden O'Rourke believes the founda- | Dine cael toe all iMG sapenéen: MG: Baie AGNES COOPER. Mghtning was unusually vivid and tt tions of Bellevue are charged with elec- f the m in Joseph Jeterasa'e new | Simply Seeking Excitement Tos et Gk be bows wees Goan teaen (alae rayiccy was felt that there was danger of a tricity from adjacent Mehting plants. a: Burgas Bay—wil of them deactitul | Passenger—Look, conductor, the ® crowd | times a week. I can earn my own clothes as y 7 eo calamity. But the storm passed away | ‘That's @ shocking state of affairs. tnd this one particularity eo—is said to Rave been | of people who want this cai T have a good trade, but would like to know | 7) (he Balter: without harm‘ng the champion, and no. —— = ‘eneiructed: Slmoat “whalls from soma: eld me-| Conducter—Not one of th Riee\eg BIVian am the om 9 love with a young W967. 1 Goats th body on board regretted when the iast| Who ever knew that there were so pay or rosewond bedsiesds brought from Levis Passenger—Then why are they running #0 ‘A PERPLEXED MAIDE! that there ts anything in (his world chat if peal of thunder rolled away in the dis-| many towns {n Cuba? The Spanish war the. pope cenwed' ta tap. 'dormiag tee elp>'| trantically? Wes to Oak: mgtio do: would pat do 3 ol orting columas of the mance » Close the Saratoga Pool-Rooms. | wiiiiue to do anything for her, to ost % tance. editor defeats the patriots in four or 1 Conductor—They only want to cross ia front Hing So. 89 AaatBLAK: fae hers fe 1 have I ‘Mean kyrte 11 fv leew Gar in movatainous countries sometimes during th of 1t.—Cleveland Plain Dealer. To the Editar All control of my heart. IL asked her if he would . aemeae TM ae: TT 98 Mer | RES RAN AOD TREY AAR Viater the grass si aL & low level may ‘That New York City and vicinity has been| be my wife, but she says she would like to i way over to the ecene of what it is : — © seen covered with hoar frost, whtle those Bridget ridden of the foul pesta, the pool - room: think it ever and that 1 had just as much of @ due almost entirely to your efforts in exposing | shance as anybody gise. Will some of your pead+ ? them as soon ay they appear, “Little Mone | ers oblige me and tel! me what to do—how J eam Husband—I think if sbe tried te boll water | Carlo” would be wide open to-day If you had not | win her heart or how I can Gnd out whether she'd dure it.—Truth, peraistently end doggedly followed them up. | he loves me or noi? mae “qj hoped may be her defeat. May she| The worst sign of the times is the gri cheb up are completely: green. The calte.of & have a safe journey. She is certain to| the monopolists are getting on the press | jenomenoa so ws. a: varance with tne penere ave a warm welcome ani fair play.|—espectally in this neighborhood, Wher | ie is that tne higher cox warms | ‘If ghe should capture the cup the Ameri-|@ man like Prof, Bemis is denounced a» | oy ine sus, oe Wite—What do you think of Bridj fe dense mm obscure t