The evening world. Newspaper, August 22, 1895, Page 4

THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 2°, 1895. law tn Ohto or any other State woull have held him irresponsible for his a This lynching was not in the South, but tn Ohio, a Northern State, where Published by the Press Publishing Compary, a great party, as in the State of New | G8 to @ PARK ROW, New Yor York, fs endeavoring to revive the blue | = Sand to legislate men into morality. THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1895. And this 1s near the end of the O BIKE-RIDING FOR HIM. ourR Ww AN PHILOSOPHER. Without desiring to be diengrevable, it must be) Surkesed, with view of all that ta to be dona, that we are now fairly In August, and school be- | Wns the second week {n September. Many things, leven schoo! girl frocks will be determined by the | nancial situation, Doubtiem there will be a god | deal of taking over, turning and fixing There Will be elderly parmenta handed down, and clovece 5 rE WH give up the contents of thelr mow and forgotten pegs, There 4 entercainm ik and Zouave, dsrived Every wom | Among the coming fashions is a pale | der straps of an evening bodice would Chat a dress is never worn with ao much *atl®-| gray skirt, worn with a full blouse of | Have gone three or four years ago. The | faction as afier tt has been remade. The pian) white silk. ‘The zouaves are of violet | !@c® of the epaulettes thus hangs over fe And contriving give scope to the ingenuity. | velvet, embroidered with gold, and a|the bared round of ¢ nineteenth century, SUBSCRIPTIONS 10 THE EVENING WORLD) T» case against the men tmplicated in the st Proadw * GaBladiag. geatige: n the West Broadway erime ts, tunately, belng much more strot PER MONTH. ‘3 constructed than was the docmed PER YEAR. land building. ne | Blouse of White 5: bon being placed Just where the shoul- ———— he shoulder and — = 1) get out @ dreas In frequently aa intellectuag) vert UTS ake foftens the effec tors |. 86.. . wae: t Mel ss TEER A GOOD MOVEMENT. efort. The happy accidente of @ bias of gore times all that is necessity ee iteale Batered at the Pest-omce at New Tork as * inspectors of the Board of Health Mid ihe ties Seaicae on GaECamIS Goal 6 der straps, with a tiny frilling of lace / yond have been busy recently {n the search on either side to softe: aie festa ged SL als Rew dress with {ts unlimited device can never be gestion of hollows that ny nee coe =— = of adulterated milk, and have deter- i vs that Is so exag- gar BRANCH OFFICES: mined to push vigorously for the pun- When in doubt weer a blouse rem. This is as seratel when the shoulders are . > ae i jorubt w i entine3y oat aoe ‘cue | nt_of all persons guilty of the authoritative as Hoyle, when addremsed to a young hs e of putting the doctored fluld on the market. The main object of the| health officers is to reach the whole- | sale dealers in the adulterated article land not to —____ Jackets for Sammer Gowns, Jackets to be worn with ai jain - mer gowns are now a ria er. it te Ideal €reae of youth, ence It lightly velle the tender lines of the undeveloped figure The real ground of the popularity of the Dlouse—and tt populartty exceeds that of any oon ave. | BROOKLYN—#09 Washington at. | PHILADELPHIA, PA.—Press Dull b pearing in th aa ® satisfied with fines tm- other fashion of to-day—has been ao quict aa to) shops, They are original ‘qntiies to Hs WASHINGTON—T02 14th #t. poset on the retail dealers who are the result of orguaized silence, Thie) popular, Many of them are made of . ete with ft fn thelr possession. ty because {t allows for loosened corseta. The white broadcloth, with @ velvet deat, a theta hes Kia AiWade bald renally aha t boy even fortifed by the corset te filed | appliqued to the cloth. Others are gay hake mala tabu .patobaed (6 te iretallues bones ‘The blouse {a boneless The tight with Jeweiled trimming, while still ° ' $+ |oy the dealers trom whom they get their ~l Leelba sets Adib fins L! Phe ial aakass others have the appearance of WE | cuppiy Gaza body within, The & owers Instead of cloth, A white breads S Pash Biel conceais, The fu! aed: Me gf vhite broad. Yesterday the Health Inspectors were ‘ - i f rare cloth jacket recently tmported to I |present In the Special Sessions when The Heidelberg Student Prefers Acquiring His Gashes in Another Way. Patagonia ade | Worn over Summer gowns ts ivimiuad jabout fifty of these retailers were oar Sateen —s = PET =i 7 | with an ppliqu ‘ | i r ; A of two, There are daring apirite who in a biowe n applique of black velvet 554. 178 in JULY. | brought up on charges. In every case ‘The Evening World Gallery of THE GLEANER’S DUDGET. DRAMATIC NEWS AND NOTES. 4 4 the corsets entirely. Altoge: | Wrought with pink pearls, A pink rib- a 9 | |the accused men were made to tell of = the doctorn, net ail the rom reformers and their | violet ribbon belt encircles the watst, | Don stock, with bows at each side, and — whom they purchased the adulterated | |p Here, a Hint There and True Why the Rehearsal of “The City of | {2uerese: have done eo much to invade and pu:| The souave entirely covers the back, | 4 frill of cre Tales of City Life. HicddE Was Tere 19 rout that encient amd honoradie article «ft and meets the ribbon at the waist, P 1 was tn one of the elevators at the Criminal i ek Nine Kaa remy tho corset, as the pretty, attractive and which forms a handsome bow and ends, Pl Court Butiding « day or two ago when District- en ee eee en ven tent ieee which fall on to the skirt Attorney Fellows got on at the Genoral Sensions| Miss Elita Proctor floor te go up to his office In the third story, As| Open n h, the Colone! entered the car,, he turned to the| @ghast. M @levator man and said: ‘“Wilifam, 1 wish when! framed the | |milk, and in one case the wholesale | ¥ a dealer was fined $1 and sentenced to THE WORLD'S] GRA ZR) | | |e imprisoned tor tntety days CIRCULATION ) That ts right. “The Evening World,” IN JULY WAS PER DAY, | | whose sympathles are always with the m lace for the yoke, com- the elaborate effect. Many of the iner jackets of light tinted broad- j cloth are made with no trimming, save | costly jewellod buttons, The Future of the Wheel. | ac y | Tt te an accey dteltke mauve, The origin of this belief te dificult to “The future of the wheel,” said a bi- Peach Frappe. There ts hothing more delicious to fering ehildrem time and again This EXCEEDS the COMNTS fering childrem has fe CIRCULATION of tan Now ¥ od on the punishment of those who Rewsp sperm, oF, !o be more spe 1 ean . A ae i \, trace. The only approsch to a solution was cyclist, “depends largely upon the | gerye . . Ras | sell adulterated milk to the poor of the you go down again you would ese that wme onelof “Well, I never!’ Chitl ohman's © & serve for dessert during July and At HouRINED CIRCE, Vet The tenement-house babes are Gets 4 chale for that poor woman standing In the | complexion chansed from palo brown to fom # womaan who had heard a man wy that wheelwoman, And the future of the ust than a peach frappe. Line a moun | the chief victims of the cruel practice, corridor, with a little baby tn her arma Sheldark red. ‘The occasion vinply bulged e% Mugs were penitential tata and tmyited wheelwoman depends largely upon the with vanilla ice-cream, fill. th | |and they are at the mercy of the 4 looks tired, and ber baby 19 a0 fretfal abe cannot with pignitioance. ina relwargal of MM Ah4 Femoree Bur be was an emotional and devising and wearing of a becoming with sliced fresh peaches, Spreaq ee | ers. Fines In such cases are of no use. take {t tate ene of the eourt-roome” Te @lrhe Clty of Pleasure” came to an | mesimetive person. There ls & tender pensive: costume.” There it 1s again, the dues |inem tee-cream, cover alosep wae, | The dealers in adulterated milk, and man having the finer instincts of @ gentleman ‘i hands at tho EDI eee eee eee ne aie tip eeecee, “on of clothes. Strange as it may | in a freczer for halt ein fs | abrupt end, for ai) hands at (io Empire nich ahould be regal, haa a distinotly common- Sint Biot zer for half an hour with aalt JOURNAT. | especially the wholesale dealers, ought who does a thing like that, whatever may be said |? 00D) Bits Ot i ik Adam BOULHeES aes mR i Fieepietad i kbee |e Miss Flora McFlimseyism 1s just and teo packed well around it, The about hie political or official er, goal dime Mas NAM Hic REC Se end Ba ps cco hdc a bof » oO! ‘O- w, CIRCULATION FOR to be punished in every case by impria- eo rears land and Mr. Frohman, who looked Uke | when a woman {e well-drewed except when ahe °® Striking an attribute of the new wo- | fruit must be chilled, but not frozen, July, 1395 - 554,178 per day onment; and, on @ second conviction, man as it was of the old. ye larger ol ‘The instinct for eelt-preservation te very plainly | thTee Interrogation marks waiting for woars black or white, Men {n their hearts like One of the new, odd dishes for the July, 1894 ~ 500,705 per day should receive the extreme penalty of demonstrated Guring the sevsione of the Ireland{@M answer, They had arrived at the cheerful colors; red, for example, delights their Proportion of woman's bicycliana con-| table ts for serving lobster. the law, It ts of " ‘1 : #) é cerns Itself with clothes—clott ol : He July, 1891 ~ 341,040 per day <2PES.S. Sn remerekoah Inquaet. There are many lawyers there tooking |eplsoule In the Sims-De Courcviles drama eye When the froman wan aakad what color /COrne | Hale wlth clothes. clothes gol, ornamented with red enamel and ly, 1988 = 87.489 per day || ‘Quay's opponents in Pennsylvania are out for the imtereste of their clients, who have| Where two Atnazong in a London street he wanted his uniform, he answered: ae i made in the shape of a lobster shell. fy TEBE SOE Par eOY || i Ronen, We they. Will content there come under suspicion as being etther directly or| fight for a lover. Cine of these women | “Any color, eo It's red.” He epoke for nine Problem that there seems to be no Ket-\ ‘he lining is white porcelain, ‘The ter én Ngaiven let hopek the Hees Will ty and remotely responsible for the appalling disaster. is supposed to be a Moulin Rouge, a tentha of Bis ex MUA Wan IRIHIED Eko ultra-fashionable have Individual dishes r fe e i Bach lawyer, in bi for hie particular client, | damsel re sky as to th . ue nse for serving quarter: GAIA OOS TORE sitios BOTS worry along with the delegate ‘Hw ab ward a0 WW Ges Ga Meant age ETRE IA ieee whiny not Aa agerteved young man calle attention to the upon dress, for according to many all ‘These are also of a Me pees Gain in four yearn 213 ISB | | See 2 avery other lawyer’a client ‘The lawyer for the | 1e88 reputati Miss Sou false position he ts placed tn by becoming en- thoritles woman's present costume 180 jike a tiny but deep boat nee Gain m twelve years.....516,709 | | A DUEL DOUBLY PREVENTED. Iroa-worker ts Intent upon sbowing that the plas. |Feneataluas to Ve the tri ith “tne Entet_ Rosletr has deliterstely wet up 8 periot “more ieadapted to practical service iitile boat reste on @ Gold eeeudg ae 8 atid bed with the a oat rests \d - ——— {| | Tt ts @ mistake to suppose that “the terer was to blame; the lawyer for the plasterer | freckled. rep, i more) Sy. jek Maeaeemaeh 1s onde, thet Une Feaee: pore | Chany thAb/orveién. Te thelttovcllAE Jt Botionver cantaloupe Ate eouete. Ge | jeode" is made only for army officers, KEIR HARDIE, trtea to throw the onus on the architect; the lat- Pani a acl ! eh the pent ae aaa is aA ean see Posie ie i quoted ts to be belleved, it's a comfort the boat and is daten Gith & ra ate ‘ ar temp ey Beript of the play that had caused such befo a Je the situation irrevoca- : at e and Is e clubmen, Jealous millionaire husbands | nis ig a picture of an ex-Member of | 4# AR ver attempte to abit the blame pon Te ee nn ee POE Lien Gitcenite aheasteo neue people become t0 Know that not only the wheelwoman'a made with two broad ronea 4 |and the dude species generally. A Will-lehe British Parliament, who 1s recog- ine ee eesti bs pubertal) ie the knife fight, tie two Amazons strip get they might aa well be married at once, future, but the future of the wheel It- iis ‘ endentty ant sel , the Taw; lo the corsets, show evelopmen ngage they. wey wi is «1 \s +1 af ttmsburg experience teaches that &| nized as a typical Socialist, and who Is| 4. U Gamers lake thos a orseta. showing developmen Now when the young man, being assured by Self depends upon this all-lmportant Atrectly into the Distri ae, if they we Attorney'a han : to combine and work together, | Pertocly frew for bus rl akain Miss ous = they might give him much more trouble. Bach |sense of wounded honor can penetrate YING WORLD teaving |& restaurant waiter's linen jacket as coming to this country to lecture, point, hen o eoctety 1d and skin fine ripe tomatoes and With open Mouth 4, @ hae an opportunity to give his 7 a chance to change, changes his feel- Renders of THE EVF: » on the fire in several large clean months he | easily -« and saucered ¢ tterly aghast, and | Pretty Shoulder Epaulettes, ‘ucep: \d ri : Whe city for the hot mantle should semct an their ate | fas it can a full-dress suit OF ©) wanted without any right, and will fight] one's atrenuous eorts to protect hie own partion. | MiggSMCr TO! on UIT BENET AN tugy the lawa atepe In and Informs him that an | The Goran anos Hone rent nop *utcenans: adding no water. After arenes and hare THi EVENING WORLD | military coat covered with frogs. about paying damages, ‘The motto ts, | lar client at the expense of the others te doing} the pat iutercccional utterance of engagement ts a oontract, and he te Involved in ght ps t cooking and stirring about two hours, emailed them regularly, Addresses changed ap | ‘The Williamsburg polico have been) go oe ware of wanting everything in| much to bring out evidence which may eventually "Well, I neve Hoth Jaties were a process of law. The Institution of marriage | to slip her sleeves from her shouidors, season with salt and sugar. Place the Wien as desired. compelled to lay hands on two disciples! sient, then go ahead land some ote In Btate prison, Snety not on account of any, lack ee ts thus run on two different and oonfiicting prin but whose ehoulders are not quite jars with lids off on china plate (not ——— saa of the code ducllo who were thirsting : eee oe 8 Which Mr ing inaetad. Nut Rar tcoy ctples, which for obvious reasons beara hardly on statuesque enough to have #o much tin) in an open oven; place glass lids CAN WE KEEP THE CUP? for each other's blood and had made] ye Coroners had been abolished when| Roosevelt takes apparent pride in enforcing the|Teasons Lest known to themsrlyes. Miss bis aex. exposure, will take advantage of the also on plate that jars and lds may be 3 preparations for @ meeting on the field a S excise lawe—the law must be enforced at any|Otls had once appeared in “The Crust epaulettes now in vogue. These have of the same temperature as tom i they should have been, we should have Of Soclety” in a dress that nearly fol- | “one does not lodk for beauty tn @ man."* Lita Valkyrie III. has shown herseif to the|of honor, Hoth are walters In restau-| peen spared the infliction of Hoeber, — | Combat allows another—that forbidding the ob- lowed Mr, S.mns's regulations, Dut NO) gig seemed e high and noble sentiment and he | (re effect of oblong pieces of material which must be kept boiling all the time ‘American people, and the ‘judgment of rants and both love the same girl. The strastton| ef “sidewalketo) vevopebly viviated) {8 coracte were visible, and—strange (tol) 03 oer ee Te a set over the shoulder, tho longest way while filling jars. Place small table by experts Is that she le «motel of strength lady ts fair and fat, She ts of Dutch | Librarian Spofford appears to be short | Nearly every downtown street. On one block of | Bay It wats the Vision of corsets that WAted to Bet hel alert couse®. of the oblong extending from the back range and have on it rubber rings for and power, but must yield the palm for stry and birth, Her waist 1# am-|in hia accounts, chiefly for the reason | Wafen street, between Greenwich and Weat | Pom he ie tS eusyenled, monen i | of the shoulder to the front, the nar- Jars. Put one jar on the hot plate, pull beauty and gracefulness to the Defender, ple enough to accommodate the arms! that he wasn't long on bookkeeping, ead Srl ull reaped pe oer moved umendinents of the row dimension making the width or the kettle to edge of range, fill quickly up One good authority says that as com-jof both her devoted adorers, but each -- pefesirians coming. up trom the tersy and fro | cla ted aegis Miss Southerland es 4 young woman has just Imported two demure | distance from the top of the shoulder to top, run a case knife all around in- ared with the Defender she tx as the is ambitious of possessing It alone, Reform evidently feels the need of a ; = sf " y ut that tho rest. Little French matde, Their manners are fault-| out on to the sleeve. A pair of these side of jar to force up any alr withii p y the “‘L' station, Further towarda Broadway the] Were all right, but that the rest was in, . nese Hercules to the Apollo b ‘The rivalry induced one of the wait-| breath of open anair, It has made quite tineceesary. Mr Frohinan argued lesa They back out of the room and give @ are fashioned by running lace on straps put ring smoothly on and screw o1 ¥ | ks were converted into marrow channela, ‘tts F | ; nid vedere, But a yacht race ts a trial of /ers to lampoon the other by drawing a| tts appearance at Long Hranch, ironed which nien had to travel by trom, by the | Conementiy tur “Mr. Situs, | Surely the quaint little dip as they clove the door Both! of ribbon, The sleeves are sipped well tightly. The lid can be screwed still apeed and power, not an exhibition of jcartcature of him tn a high allk hat See sidewalk Aisplaya of earrianen, deiivery wagons, [epcclally Wick. lie Nas recn the quay BAv® advanced far enough In thelr English to! down off the shoulders, then tho epau- tighter after a while. Keep in cook, dry, tie beauty, In a fight for the eup/and a long-talled coat going to court] If baseball ts really too heavy for the a roduced, as Mr ma bad seen ''The Say: "Yes, Mees." One announced proudly that lettes are adjusted, the straps of rib- place. 1 keep mine in cellar. artistic ye a fig rs going and the like, The strict enforcement of the aide-| Prod af i ) 1, . Hercules would club the Apollo Belye-| | tir one on @ Sunday. This brought |New Yorks, why don't they try barn-|watk ontinance throughout the clty would bring! prance PARSNE in Fuucland and in she had learned a whole sentence tn Enaltah. = —— Gere into insensivility about @ quarrel and a mortal deflance. | ball or toss-up-and-catch? more real comfort to the public in general thea tdesperate, wien Alt Prohmat played DMM wrKed to my tt, dhe folded her hands as 1 The Defender is to have her new mast| Now the rivals are under arrest. But a an endiess proceasion of ary Sundaye his ‘trump card, “This was (he trump $e hed been taught to do im the convent and LETTERS. j had to be forded. "Now," eald the Doctor te h ready for next week's races, It is to be|the duel ig “off without the interfer-| Ex-Gov. Campbell now knows what GEOISG Sar REO MPATi SID BLY Manin Seeenieat MIR Ne Meena: —s j Mmself, “"shat fellow will gurely relieve the fan Snch thicker than the old one and to|ence of the courts or the necessity of | the SHOR ANS Ly, of a eraat popular de-| It ta pro lige Med ue Copenees oh wile analy puddenty tne SC TABGN! po you know why you are balar’ begins « [The column t open to everybody who has a ore ot Me arden areas dit Bu in place by Sunday. Wahl it be such; bonds to keep the peace. While the | mand feels like, are not learned in the law, but when their igno- | *Ladios make sacr S for | continuows performance joke that never fails of make, a fo ventilate, in‘? eben wat Profound astonishment, the Will tho expersment be a suecers? Let| the police the fair Dutch maiden| Days are growing shorter, Will ‘1/1 the ante of justice they should, tt] BR we, witht pom them, for) visto, whet? dtaruoe or a publie aovice (o ocknowledge, and whe S7™% Was on the woman's back! fhe forded the us hope #9, But it 1s to be regretted {eloped with the superintendent of a|foad lights grow brighter this Fall and be sharply called to account Twlee} The speech mate a hit, It won the| ‘I's activity of the brain." ‘tan put the idea into less than 100 words Long “72 and laid her lord down, dry-footed, on the | within the paat two or three days Coroner Fita- | day. ‘Then th Pt other side. Ho then immediately handed the that any experiments cous cook shop in the neighborhood of the | Winter? y Then that I the reason women bare 29 | jauerg cannot be printed. ] his late day. Ic res 8 to look | restaurants in which they are em-) phe staying quality of the Defenders} ot men in connection with the Ireland wullding|PFOUd look at bald handed ? f = ‘men’ (2) by the hundred in New York Cit; ¢ A nloved, LES REO atest aid headednems a matter of diet? Tt te noticed y af our gallant yachtsmen: had not |) 2 oe ee ee new mast and rigging must be well] disaster, and each time the Coroner has xiven out | Frohman, it ane TUES LAGIAON) RATOI RhoSka ot) bali) Wale Col. Grant’s Remarks Criticised. | cevoatee rapidly towards the end which this Bah nw fully understood or appre-| 4¢ ite Hoeber only knew what poo- | assured, the fact aa an {tem of news. The pubilcation of |to"—— GIN eer cur foralachee @ho\lesttainty wats | rbccne malleer tramp bad reached They can be seen occupying elated what the Engiisamen were about | y . ee ane the fact that a warrant has been issued for a man} Naturally,” { t Pacatacsaun w ay ile i : seats In tho cara, with poor, tired women hanging aud ara taken al) aback bythe migniy (OX think of him! he would get himself} prave the seasons slipped a con? Are] witt hantly expedice hie arrest, and the Criminal [2and, with a ft, ? ¥ oe ue Hg ee ae pote] To thls ost eed eat at Sees t, 08 to the straps in front of them, trength and size of the Valkyrie jout of that office already vet very quick} thege October days Instead of August? | Code makes the over giving out auch information| qBestion of sa Fal ee eee, Cauals T monder why any public servant, “A suggestion: Let the girls get up a strength and the Valk: | herore ve Jack Robi these y nable C1 r © Veen steadily denuding himself of hie natural | iike Col. Grant, takes the lberty of using euch Ti girls got up a eweet Ittle One thing Cstain, No more siliy|Pefore you have Jack Robinson time pe —ee Mable to prosecution for committing a misde-|than sills . . ering notwith nq his passionate pro-| language, or what hia meaning {fa when ho PHM, fomething like this: ‘Would you mini Doasts are heard, and everytody feels | '? = Ia it manifest destiny that this shall | meanor. THE GLEANER, the wor Mr iia ia the case of the ‘Living Pictures” and |maye that the poilce force heretofore was com, IV!9% UP Your seat to me, alr? I feel oo tired. > do our best if we are become a city governed by spies? — = J 4 > and miliiner's bills to The ‘'man’' (7) would not blush. He ought ta "i if gee 1 ap witnessed rand milliine | posed of somebody's valets, brothers or Bridgot’s | hi s . A TRUE HERO. - = A CURRENT PHRASE, : er himself up a. Unquestionably if we man. I would like to know what noble blood 4 EADS'S CHAMPION, — William McKenna ts a bridge tender Another outrage In China. Are the . grow hair again the: would be fewer | runs im his veins that leaves him any better than A ‘i of war the! at the drawbridge of the Long island | Chinese altogether outrayeous? the last rehearsal of Mise . Seimatiom and neuralgia Eastern | eomebody's valet or Dridget's man. He mays Young Widow's Experience, arrior shouts; Railroad over Flushing Creek. The — —-———-—- r wae oR a eeu eels thie fornia have noticed a | that altogether a Detter class of men were To the Editor: y to pay all/draw was open, Three scows passing | Why Mr. Brice did not wear a worrled hata ae MaROUE. “e * ase in the arca covered by the hair! applying, men with resources. Docs he mean! In answer to your letter, Mr. Frans Orifia, 9 we may seize! through In tow became fa appears that or ' a ie r t. so that It | look ts now easily understood. That might be @ suitable feld for | to insult every honest workingman that {s with- Will let you know that you oan live comfortably Havana. | could not be closed, ‘The train that left , = ps OuANGER Mente eat Has. Been ty ee eee ee | out resources? I would like to hear his defint- 0M $15 © week. If your wife understands house a = ishing Ab slant<minutes peter 1 91 Bicycle thieves are usually persons BER AUR CORT ERIIGN Coscia ek i killing of Mr. Lester by Mra. Lester tn | toa of the qualifications @ respectable citizen Keeping, she can get the bem of everything for THE CAMPEELLS ARE COMING terday afternoon, well filed with pas-| With wheels in their head ularly known ua a thinkine tole? cone plain tales fom the bille that re, | should pomese—whether {a it a man's money and, tho table and plenty of that for $5 @ week ané « . 31 | Sengers and moving at a good rate of = Barker, stage ma H esr 5 Fee eee Mey ane Ganghter Of | resources or his choracter and principles that | You can with pleasure take your friend home fer ‘The Democrats of Onto have done well | 2! came in sight. It could not be |. Valueytie IE. tse wonder in the dry- managers: ate tomed t he the 7 in india tn | make @ reepectable citizen, I wonder why « man’ dinner. Three nice rooma $10 per month; § fer dard bearer: in: chia RCH Coe Ae ERE TE ee ie dock, anyway. other words, he lovke “upon, h | 1 bia position permita his tongve to wag seem-! your cartare and newspapers. If you bave @ s their former | Dnt . ry the engineer, August Rang ~ ndahnee = MEE fo be moved at wil ¢ ingly without eny control, I think if he woull, sensible wife, she will understand that ft te eet 1 He ts] ford, pete re it reached the open draw Are we any nearer ‘Fifteen minutes f, Yolens. He made the + fa remember the old proverb: ‘Think twice before) enough to make ends meet, but that i 18 neces ; on A terrible calamity seemed inevitable. | tg Harlem?" 4 Ing to the io third lac da he. aa you apesk onon!! be would dei wal, Gary to Gaya what you conics airalay GG. AB + an ven McKenna, the bridge tender, with -— —__—_— a Sear SARE EB LE Be TT] P. M'BORLEY, Ninth avenue city. | long ae you have your health and there are only stn ble presence of mind, threw onen| New York still has the Cuban Giants, tre of the stax: kindly > on yourmelf and wife you can, if you want to, eave 62 ¢ Jone well | hand derailed the engine, which —— oN fips) That was Mr 1 LOVE THE HILLS, The “Cop” om Sunday. out of $60 per month. 1 know that from expert platform Maelt uy on s de dona the embankment THE FIERY HOKDER, é ae poss! he ne mo Ga Batten: ence, as I have done eo myself and we mass cA he train was stopped and fortunate f zy n very nap) c in was stopped and fortunately uther H ‘What ts that policeman watching? ways had a very nappy home. It may be all Sherr no ne owas hurt Another instant vs ” ” for him. ' for right for some time to make ends meet, but un (Ale: British Tart aong In “Pinatore.”) Son Who is he intent oa catching? tthe) Would almost tnevitably have plunged " momen ark n yi Sickness and trouble come you will mot find muck x a Wee Hoeber is a very aterm man « ” 4 There must be some miachiet hatching 4 ,| Many passengers {nto eternity AWhiaii ALL ABAUGAS fel hEGHONN ‘A Swell Affair, a Slabs Goan Warner tee ere comfort {n your home if you have nothing Son aad tae| Tf reward for saving human Ite bv| qe energetic ways fil Ge lawyere with amaze Sidlaer copes ry woere beneal bs My husband was for two years unable to wert, ae : | coolness and courage {8 as rare as pun- ‘And risibitity besides PICKED-UP JOKES, John a tucky fellow For service, fee how stealthily he glances, and during that time I supported the family, and ccreet epeey. | i8hment for sacr! x human lito! sie nose wilt pant ant his whiskers curt tune ni tires of ar : Sissatan, ys Now retreata and now advances, ‘our home was just ae comfortable as in the fret = ~ eT thr h | a A 7 u ' t ing chances, od. ‘A YOUNG WIDOW, ugh carelessness and indifference, | Mis checks will fame and bis coattalia whirl, Over the Watchman, to hot be more, Waiting unt! eome one year wo were mari . alate seashell ‘ pl 0 unlock tht en mepolies over the mocracy of a great) te Flushing Creck bridge tender w His bosom will heave Ul) Mia rage ts apenty They buried the watchman ta the ground Pe: j | nthe aky, To unlock that barroom dvor, ‘Wantern Btate like a) sto K? unrequited, Yet his Intelligenc While his tongue ls ever realy for an argument, They buried him good and deep, a Was artanged hin| am downward to the land: Hush! he heare the glasses clinking. Laziness Pe be wou nor bromptness and devotion richly dese Mie even will fash with a dtretul nate, Anton is beatstone these words they carved: | fOrtMRL NS cnsanem 6 month, All the world ta crowding by ‘There ig some one in there drinking." To the Editor: “4 iechenition, vib te Babe aban He {8 siveping bis last long sleap."* fe toa ie 9 | And olde @ Little child th etther Rand; And he sets his wits to thinking ‘The dukes and earls of Europe are Saieennneneneeee” ‘ ae “ —Cincinnat! Tum fly admit ox 1 bie service with @ troubled ery How to get inside that door. All titled gentlemen's sons. and Jame : He's ready for a row with the great Delewelled yao i sceasl Pypigrerpeagucial ham a a 4 little more than two months x Ho sone ‘ i exceptional SAE VS SY 4% “4 " “eop"* ‘¢ also have ome over here to ret ‘ a we, moon First Poem of P. Now the ‘‘cop'’ ta In @ flutter comune f 7 < ain before election day in thts Stat Whom be rates tn a foreten tongue ; After the Elopement. for | # Femmiel FH Barage ‘Tapplog, rapping on the shutter, But we cal! them tramps and buma, cauican is : T s much work to be done in the | His foot will stamp and hte thooat will growl, She-1 got a letter from papa to-day, saying 5 = r Fearne flottiy he te heard to mutter, ‘They all betieve that work's 6 ontme, ‘€ * ding an elect 4 cal his ‘i that he bad made bis will WHAT A GOOD THING 1 Is. i Serge Bepubl . — % and selection of candidates | Mis hatr witt twirl and ace will scowl A “andy, please unbar the door! And practise what they preach. sd racietneaticn © places, reat issue | His even will Mash, and he'll bob his head, Le UAB Rae LD SAIN Hare To labor tan't in thelr line; . tasiaete ‘eat 6 man found She-Not directly, but he bas left eli ‘Kaave, begone! I know your mission ‘ ey is the metros district and in the | 4} # serle-comle Inquest ca @ man found dead Tie @ goal they'll never reach. train bas run over t ire w sin 33 * ie ne ‘ Money to am asylum for Mlots ~Indlanapolis Beek an entrance to perdition a 5 A Rinte te AL JBNNINGS Po ern Ratiwey. from 1 t 4 eal that of mu- - — = Journal ‘You may gain !t on petition, If every hater of work would give « be cities. 12 ¢ > ¥ at is being dor IRS OF NEW YORK, Re Signed and wealed by Theodore."* Bupport at fever hoat, world’s rellwuy + such & - ms vd LAWRENCE, We wouldn't have to ‘‘eat ¢o ive," ras ‘ <—rein een She gore ‘We would only “live to eat oe oe a bee A N. is preach- temas rat Strike, Tell the Police About It, nsserk Gla teat ocak « | ‘sleeves trom| , Te metke of 12,000 ves ecept this free advice, my . the Br event Shee sleeves: from) vous an if the aeason of no wa Neco BAltor : ‘And join the A. 0, B. with the Gre Western's fi e uA Dithe Women: Sat sey extended somewhat. —Hoston Herald, We bere '€ gubor whe: manutacteres old ‘The path of life you'll never wend ca. fu ont ons Hs reae to all armholes.""—Kzeklel xiil., Tribune. fin & basement next door to our bullding, eter ustioes none oer ae pegheck ares 4 ‘The Justice should have gone on Doubting the Drought, jee pounding gold leat trom morning till cousins dis E , ‘ ‘ My ae feta : Looking a mht Side. bight, which ahakes the whole house, and cau American fore . & Eaeklel, who] ap we are to believe the 5 at each ou “Lady” Madam.” can 3 us alth the Lord: Be-| cgasive Sunday in New York ts ¢ Ko] eWell."* said the camol in the cireus parade, © Gisturtance and annoyance in our business. bas passe t km against your pillows, © © 1| preceding one, we are forced 19 con-lute that the | ‘NRCS Home comfort for me, after ail It alao anauye the tenanta who orcupy the floora| To the Ealtor: i sels tuge ther Titan nue eek Lie dence ae are erres ivivad LC yer ey above him. Has bea right to continue pounding, | I would like to know by what authority the Grr Rental kata Aides YT esty hump tp bad. but it mignt be Mf not to whom must we apply to have him| word “lady"’ Is used instead of “madam.” How An olf ner ving in Clermont » @ e AROEt “A nutel ee sivas aa'whg than aol ‘ “| worse, don’t cyele.—-Washtugton star. wtopped. &., Brooklyn, N. ¥. on Jaa youre nat eiber vilaoe ro be ® te q . 4, Thus: ‘There or" County, 0. ke » of 4 Sars Loh . ana ‘Kitled’ ax = ‘ ‘ ae hiens oy Putting @ Question to T Miscalcalation, Here's a Model Woman, tady.* It would be Suet an correct to say te @ J SAO : verty escue five of tte boar et re rye gentleman, “Paper, gentleman?’ of "Yes, man, pames Frank snowstorm vesterday, This Taeodore Roosevelt dectares that had bis sea aS yD Fala which would sound ridiculous, If the word ‘sir? man, who wes une of HIG Ot 5 New shire. Now they are think-| 47 he would make all young men wark. (ood rial eee eee ZoUne married) 4 uaed in addreasing @ gentleman, why not usp Anderson, Lives. w She AON ES hes !-seane ened ks Brooklyn Lite, rest for bimaeit, only paylag $16 Font. ile tather| “MY ## the Ofer we i R, v eur s fF ! Sunday Lessons. paye 4 to bim for bie room and he pute tt all # ss gee Pecan = aly safety ts to plead « ‘ ‘a pair of scales for a tow days’ tote UNHAPPY WOMAN, This time o' year . mien ance won ki peker fe q prea PAu Nee Sag a Ab artim secieiad Chum=Wa bave & pales tut’ aorsy ta You have to fear er eeciar’ tac 6 ar 6 . ata fos tna to pay tavthe Geaarg! say they order. The cary The Street Car Seat Question Again, And look out tor old Solty, ‘esterday ufternoon & crowd “ i iy) : For If let loose E ‘ al a ; . ilar Times Roddeter (escitediy)—The very Were Pret Ae citizens went to the Jail, eH » Mr, Brice had the Convention in| cslag anbing es PME ai tna eamaritaa ea ree He'll cook your goose L out, tied a rope round his neck, dragyed Cnic Mrs rice had & dug show at - told & quod etoty some veare aga 1 Like Brovklya’s fatal trolley. f him through tos atresia on his face | Newport was @ great day for the | We observe ‘ sand, The Cheap Archite: tee ie as Perle aumtcaa a aan oe tha. ae) unt! he was Cead, and then left his) Senator and bis farnily, F ver r hitect tn New York, os an ad wed over Vainyrie rehitest tn New Yor advance tramp genus with bia wife and babe were going mangled body, horribly torn and bloody anemones | |e New York ba ook of har with er, bas gow beon proved t along & dusty Yoed on @ hut dey in August, The A Few Pairs Were Imported, to @ tree. France sceme to have acted tn the! gaguslised respect. one bave never the season. This ts hardly woman carried the child, while, to the doctor's] To the Réitor: a] RO question about the a Waller case much like Amsrionn| Bate » mi torem pins s4e ° 8 for Goibam, however.—Philadeipaie Gisgust, ihe man walked by her al ncum-] Please let me know how the first sparrow came the pegro, anh eny court of | railroad corperstion. She what she) te America -—Paliadeipoie Record, Ps 99 = jalloon Observation, | Guess I'll Use One Instead of a Carriage. vores, Presently they came w © oiream whichever to America ae Rabemnayees 0