The evening world. Newspaper, August 22, 1895, Page 5

THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 22, 1895. 6 \ ! 9 later, The sail was u ' * Pp East River and {ones Not having been given @ mame yet I will Brookiyn, by Jonnie Dillon, 4€ Court street. "little fe Tephan, 847 Went Sixteenth | for inres tay fl © There is great prep , - | lon, 148 Court atrert, and Jennie’ Verinto, 196 Survie Severnei, 46 Annie Puviona, 14 at preparation among the ENTERTAIN Court street, Thclosed find the sum of $1120, proceate of af hva Ueaumel 1 Kathleen Curradl, ® 2 -—- Uttle folks of | Yorky a ri | ol srkville and Har. faut In front. of TM Fast Oba Hundred and Prada Zevargei, 17, Committ ra ibis (tor ihe Boel a Josed you will find #1, which we realized |Twonty-wecond street. We hope It wil do mae HAVING pot . ‘ on q : © bpeclat outing that a, Zoe will and Hh. @Rteh, we, fealtned ° HAVING POVONT THE ENTIRE STOCK OF A RETIRING MANUFACTURER AT 00 The Floating Playerou ek Garden and Lawn Partics Given fol ft Inclomed Ant $4 proceada of a fair ooas| ON THE DOLLA, WE PROPOSE TO DO SOME CUTTING OF PRICES THAT YOU CANNOT Ale be given for them he We hope that our little mite may Marie ed by Carrie. Souneine Terra of €0| FORD TO TGSORE. THRIB GOODS W c rl J ground Goes Wednesday nage the Fund, to do some good for the mnftering cleidren | Gussie Low’ reat er Muce ate Yelte sun! BAe IO g ws ug wee y oon the Floating Piay- to Idlewild To-Day. Bround. At 8 o'clock on that day the |,,,iaclered please And chek for $38.50, being ene: Floating ‘Playground will atart from | tne of white we soni yon narew sche Hoping SE ee ee (raiecahaah * BENS ome oe Eee Refunding Credit System. the foot of West Fifucth street, North | smut amiunt wit a!) your worihy cause to putas ame Cte are ett Jot her rooma We hope che money will AMIE IN Hy WHICH WE ALLOW You Intel ¢ VER " tributions Po Hie Given tT af stree peat prea! arn worthy avons H | heipine the. poor ba by WHICH WE ALLOW You tncHiST ON R VERY DOLLAR PAID US, Wie WILt AL&® Co er, go dos e river, around th : aia ‘e « ’ | ke no OFFE! ons Pouring In to the) iaircry KN GB SEE RIGOR AU © | tomiand Moret, Werth ee Comm cee | tnclosed fing 42.32. which we earned by hard | foiling tore andl tures tr WIth beat wishes to the bables, we send $3.68, Popul: . p East River, stopping Hand Morel, | Wert Ends “Long Deans | work ‘mith a sian in Sront of our otra, hoping | Winning it will mak the proceeds ata tair helt by 5 FURNISH ROOM FLATS (COMPLETF; FOR . $75.00 ‘opular Charity. for more sick babies and mothers at | Ter,” vata Mises Corn ant SusteFaltermann, Sh Wert Thirty-nith atreet | Liltie Keni, Wools oan he Kast Sixty-third street pler and | Bear; vioitn a9 joldatein; recitation sth) Lis Jule " et 4 Si —— again a} One Hundred and Twentieth Ural Solo, Sse lamas $. Hilisoa: plas sole alive ase My brother Tomputneviite, 8, 1 FURNISH ROOM FLATS (COMPLETE) FOR 95,00 Miaco’s City Clab” street, ‘Then the cruise will be up the | atts ie guy a a ry viol : more by neat | We send vou the inciosed money, $1.22, Wi jab”? at the London | Sc ur: : RE the | ings He Well,” ot Ueisinger, Violln | pPrancen MeSterr, rt . are by. Hes M4 von the incioved money, $1.82 We hed Hila Yaa eie Sunt to Oriental Grove, on Great alts he nah Alsatian ats 8 we Noptne tie" oe poor fa aieana” at thee Whe" Hatite’ whe | rURStatT SF nooM FLATS (COMPLETE) FOR nn 115.00 . 35, The Fulea eave! semut te | ae ae ae A fruit wtand for one day at Lilly Phttippt, Hint, Noatrive Mectattand ¢ 8 THIS OFFER HOLDS GOOD ONLY WHILE A BOVE STOCK LASTS. vi Bovernite the seguinn out eda ' Throokiyns and made #11 15 | Mor Panties Banat, NOW AN SAtk MONEY eee ee ings will be followed, No. well it OEE six years old WHE be admit H sunsc ‘ no person, mother, child or babe,” wi MIPTIONS, be admitted without a ticket, Luncheon, iveat hd cakes are. served Miss Ella Less, not only: die ae Pitty-elehen atre Cedarhurst, bt Grace Berrigan, Lottie Follmer, May Ackman | | ant Juitet Folimer bal a stand. for four dust | Incloaed And $8 to help yeu am your noble w AC" commer, Hudaon and Demirosten treats “and which was realine’ Wy te faowine Tit J.Baumann&Bro Prevtovely acknowledges row on Dowt Floating Playground Sorat | — a 'tand in froat of thelr door, 296 Roebling atreet ; jon Theatre. Saco a City Clio by Caterer T. A. Judson, of WS Third Wie aie Na pleases | Mamie Lench, May Kean, Tesale McSain, Mamie Hrookiyn fair and had a lemonade sand at : » air. “Mate igas clara Cuil Anse avenue, but mothers Wil @ld very much | ehvety is hee tary RN Ge Gilligan hada stand for one week at IP Vanda Jerome A, Lowenstein, Jeanie Helle Lowenstein, | avenue, Newark, No J. They made 1313 an\ 1315 Third Ave bet Oth and Vth if Shaw Juliet, Gottereno, Willie Aracn, fC they bring cups of pauls, for Mille en rendered her contralto oto to perfection street and) made $10.50. Rugene M. Lomenatein: Jie Movie, you yaad, tothe ate 1 "9 . t S. ht ladys Anderso 7.50] Flynn's orchestra wi ul 00d | Miss Edna Heyman. ad Loul mmelbach, Lal ers and 50 cents from Hand 7 ’ a C. He alter, andolt, Chua ana Lilie ithe Hrookist eick children will have | Pateig. were greatiy alle! by had @ stand one day. procesite $1.40, This | Inclosed And chook for $8 The shore amumt ae Pale, Laura Were tent eee nother outing too. HL Wil be next D. J. Sprague, propritor of the Howland Hotel; at taie we Raves had but werwiil Rive te\the rent of twelve outs: appeal iy working | imolmal fleas nd 4 shook for $0, roceate Dentist paloseane Tati rene atunaon, Ligsie soy Tnuretay, stareing {rom Jewell Mortis Baer and Lawrence Rinaldo, 1H to, make four times ae much people passing the preminen 3M Wethe avenue, of a fate amd Magis lantern ahow imtucted at tt | — entistry. Amusements. HF, Bath Beach.” Florence Waterman S) Wharf, foot 9 HORT ates aa c ia bene Je benefit of the aN Te Sete EOLA ONaIT Rand SOOTAInIna Tene | DSP ROMO ROMAN : IH ATT . Marfan Wells Ttoste Dlumential ae Nelock, ‘The tickets have been’ distrib- | ,.AP quiertainment gas Reid for the Sevan of te — Me ete ae Haat ot Watcn oes atl Talia Ryan, 12,44 Garneld. i 6“ ” |MANHATTAN BEACH, Jennie. stern HW svasfuted by good women, who manage a; Sit lables’ Fund. by, ie ni the rem] Loulae, Gitte, fe the neighboring business people The following Kina Pimpo, & U7 Gerald. p | : 3 are the hates of t - Swept by Ocean Breezes. ad, Delia Schfdeder, Grave charit n, dence of re Dy A dranc. 174 Hull eireet, frook. | Marto; Luft, Hatt mse who are to be credited Clara Hatiner 7 ow YOrk's # nies have . i hada etand’ at 2 y nnd wor | amet | os toou| New York's sick bables have three out te of the warm weather, there was a| "ad @ etand at 232 With this good work Incloned find $8 procenda of a fatr held at 5. bah mane Me Donald, Lille MeMetion, nas to look forward to; i ance and a well-filled programme, and days Satie Kenney, 203 Wythe avenue Twentieth aire Trwkoyn. by tf etn J SOUSA'S CONCERT BAND 3.30 ana 7.10 Lidzie urns, Lend “Avatan. Emma On Saturday, from West Bieventh and | wk part deserve great credit ——s | tan Murmy, 299 e avenue Annie PNotasn Chiveine K Neteon, f Swaine, Nettie Roy and Mamie tauuc- East Third streets, as usual, to Cornwale | sponding so cheerfully In such a good emu the proseets of 8 wie ; ayenun, Latitia As Mubeany, acl EI i RICHES BURLENQUERS, S1498," 95: = | BEALE TURES fool Ire on the cor Carle K 30a avenue, | | \PAINS FIRKWORICH aur e: a 700 Grove, on the Sound, moh received was BT 2 " . Rgernie Hotel, Fordham, George Murphy, eo ina Ree at, to Ortental | Miss Batch Cusack and Annie Ramotes; vocal evo Hove Inslosed find check for $41.80, procenda ot a rit Lee, others Maneatis 630 ve. Lis le Burke, fans ro, a mn ae argo ation WikGia BanewE, att see Ahead na My dren's twzaar held on the lawn of ae By * Specialists in Crown and Bridge Work of | RACKS CARCLS CAINIVAL, 3.20 & 80, Satie Smit aiurday, Aug. 81, to Raritan Beach, | Maser tiuls sitet ter: vocal duet, & Baton, | May our little mire act Thanks. are due to the kind | Vor AT BICYCLE TRACK, ,open all day. Ip the good work with a sail of seventy miles around ) QV" yam and Tinte Schacter: plano fold, Edna people of ur village. We truat Meyer, 71 W TE Mullin, Bi aten Isiand, Hebb solo, K. Sandfanan piano duet the fittle onae as much Rapiness. as ‘ f n May = Muliti Jorie ¢ Josephine Drenan and Edith Cusack: plano 0 ‘The members of the Columbia Club h: 4 e ” vg for them. _ Saturday Evening, Lilian 18, Blanche Stelntart 4 amie and Kittie Rhine. Street and Hamilton place and collected. $2.80. " . Evel na H, L. Ton, WIT: 8 fternoon a Lewis, Lillie Cohn and. Clap? Benest, — y Charlee Dugtian " Nina S Tlurrowe, 1 Sunday Afternoon and Evening, a 1 scende ol 01 Tih Re ORAND SPECTACLE, Hillyer, Ada stiiior Tas abies Fund was materially tn] tucloned nd, 9,30, {he Brose aareet on Bate Tonaid Duait Mla, MeCoy, — Manter Wen. Le Meco OUSA'S SALUTE OF THE NATIONS too [nce by Manager James Donaldson, r., of the the programme’ | Opening adiress ty Florence] Power Halpin, 4). Rohert thu A very auccesstal talr wan hold Rank NEXT W famie and Trene Kirwin, Mami oiton Theatre, 296 an owery, and Thomas Turphy, plaao duet by Misses Buriaa and Poltey by Clara Peters Jand Peiday evenings at 1 Evert atreet ty the Every Evening at # Maria Marshal Mamie gy | commton Theatre, 286 and 237 Rowery, and Thomas) oT alo by Mise Cronin, fecitation by Mr tae | A PETE ANG, bors, Jitise-ae Une! block DE WOLe Fair, Florence Paik £0) | & Maco, manager of the City C Spectacular hee untry dance by milkmsids ant farm-| Inclosed find check for $413, the proceeds of They Are Held Everywhere and fan from elght to fourteen years. and his merry Baith Wallace. Katie Wallace, Buti Parce-Comedy Company, Ther were hala, duet hy. Misses Cronin and) MeNaily, | @ stand held at 910 Clason avenue, by Maud a Fitna Schnetder, Lalla. Bryson, DR. SYNTAX a 2ttens, Irene Rene x 00] fae es iene commny ia one of tne brightest {cuet, plano, and violin, Monera. Gilmore, recliatlon| Turner, Francia Ball, ete @ellivan and Litby | Greely Mel the Mane Baile Mi S haetder, , i ind, Magite Murphy, Kaile lirownet, depins oS A hy Safle Sintth, vocal so.0 by Miss Priws, reclta-] Walker, Brookiva. sonduall ‘| Klate Brive ile Decker, and tagsle Murphy, iil itownet OT Td peat ‘bustemque, organisations on the Toad, qh alon Fur YS eee Ge ae Agtite conducted oy che yndersixned enidran in I atin Bae Wacha PROCTOR'S, to-Day ro-ANBarn. Stand, Frank B Collier, Saat D. Lev nd the performance yesterday went with en-| more, plano solo by Miss Dreslin. akict dance by| Neagle Freda Lotty Mulvel, Leo! at i818 Pacine. street, on, Thuratay ae | ac iele, trtende aeigihore | cont Heim TAG A oda! Bs Nee, 18: MF fis, Everett Levitan Mlav''sintin, vocal nota by) Mina MeNaliy “toweru | puna Nad cod street, Hirook: fetted the wu of $11.80, for which fn | eee sou ereninny eee Matai CLINE, Colling wi Pair, Nelle Sifter. Lletie Ryan, ils The. prorramme con produc: mental gue by Mise MoNatiy and sie aitmore, | fyn "and | od. Trusting’ thie woble charley witt | wcmouate and cake stands so wel at CLINE: Coltinn and Henake istrom tom. the city Cli tea Neh waa fancy dance. by Misa Fisher, sola, by tt | wn it Ih vite treasury. after. the tables were etnia Kawtvou. Dally wud ben nd, Amy. Charies and Violet Wipper ail" of tun and pea ve | mecan dance by Miss Purcell. | tnotosed find $4.23, which was collected by two sete td ot Vea eH eee eee Patrers artnet iitacaila Beayes uk SOU Robert Welmaine, Meatrice fieimalne, 4.09 |, Than came a tmarvellow: specialty Wat, Includ- eimore natistactory. Tattle girie and. thelr “ttle brother from meine | tee ie Me — Hee realy UicKeMcet inaby clheee Stand Mamie and Bessie fiver Annie ne auch well-known neople as Tom Nolan. Se Solamitee., | Roe ee eee Ta nee cava) St N08 Wass Twain Chairman YOUNG COLLECTORS. inshny Concer SAO i a RM, eomttatows fortis. ge | fainous parody singer: Harry Bryant and Carrie orm y-fourth street, New York a Ui an F 5 a Btand, Ani hey and May Vale... 385) ulton, ii a new and pleasing sketch, the Ste | 7 Jennie Harris, §: Leo Harris, 7; m= i: Canary oe ent Pair, ‘L Hens Ba EO Rudbura, “tn their, inimitable. einging aad | | $6.10, collected at entertainment given by little ‘home Hare ee ine Ae, A EIS at trees, sanre, S os CASINO "iter Garton Giana ? tear att; ‘Fred Tulle, described sn an | L9dia at Tower 1 4 Pidci [1am party and tale at Ht Lincoln avenue, New | Am Army of Children Always at to both B00. Bioyeten Checked sreenteisig, from the Follles Betearas Paria: SE Ee ee ae arth for the Si our tah | Maud Jeffreys, He Turner, ; renin ik ‘ . ‘which fe an fr onight! Tues, Aug.27, Souventr atgt® Narles Vo Sean mio, impersonator and nice Laske fy M: i infront ioane Aut Inlowed $1.40 collected by the un- when ta + Aug. ‘ nie’ M gi | sore teller of, more ‘than oriinary” abl tation, Misa Sadie PAL pe is pla Downing | Jo a : ve ralgne. all il fis ok lower. Green THEATRE, NEAR OTM AVE. ‘and : aar| uted the DI, 10 wag, a uvely turiekgue th Mike Ray pa eS alk “Mancinn | neta Lee cm avonin. hal "A tair gue day mt thltren "el I $ Mit. EUGENE O ROURKE é 4 Ree ee gop] reat metrojalle 8 and handsome Fannie Gaia Hadi | Olle 1 Jones, 10; TUB kot Arad eco ee eyo ee ae cane ts A Pevlibiualins WanlihDats Formerly, NOW, THE WICKLOW POSTMAN. ___ asst MATE Ghehao wicentce Tad | iveroct was the leading star, with C Hon. Guests of Grobe’ C Downing street A Ai srocueda:¢i [Biete wom ay : wettee i " wre Fs wit in tlouen ki iy by Matton Su chef aaaisants, “Living Pic | Mad an evening emia F nas we street. | | Incloned And #8, the procende of x alr held on | Hulda achmeltaehy 11; Hatite waren : orem goed ae marl gy goon | CAMATICE: | ft ntertainment, Rabylon, N.Y. May added extra beauty to an already mateh- | TRE programme Waa ea 1.30 haw been collected by Maud Moore, Rertie a tapi, rile Wece = eeth without pintes. B00 4.00 | Mats Wed. eal | eligns, Aenea. sons 4 ss" proatamme, Un tanalt Of she tabien Phe bevy. inertia ley nn Leow, APE DCO" amma ant Ele Camman, af 31 Nord Behe Ethel Bayio @ billie W | papa ives, u ench & x Remayabie! Trhlges Dre Aue | iveningacs. aa | and, Josle Parsons and Florence Bver- ening ake Managers Donalden and | fue, Solly € + street, Brooklyn. pai ‘our tanks. Wa send thin, mont nts pate: ssn Ol 23. Nenvent iney and thelr assistant fe handsome Fred Schwexler Rothschild," Harry Mi | colah i , i 10 erfurmance Ang. 23. Nonvenites Bana, “Chain dackson, tomer Marit TERS AauaLe nS BSE FoE NRE RRS ene, HAC ie then PAGANI ALU RSTRET CEA SUE UM outer aed ie pair iaamemaointa iat | Seaess oakes Alok Raker Nard ala tinge trom HOU) NTP SEW USt08 SQUAIie RRO MATES Tae erie . Ses | Kahner, chortaters; Herman 1 a fite, Wilts, Keine, 11: Mise Bane. Wistse, 10:1 ing it wit save o fitte lite, 112 Bast One Hundred and Regn anges, | etd Altay Fitinge ccc Mf rigins! Continuous Perlorme. Btand, ‘May Vance, Sadie. re ope Staten Inland Fatr, Ice amt Te TA oa Kent acstand at One iiuatrel and Thiny:atth | AaRiue F ndwatésiyien — Recent Elite ; ‘he Spee Noone Ates ere ities Veety ith gag) 72 the Rattor | the Giet 2 Lett ening, Me,” voc Arent and Madioon avenue. They, sold lemon Wiillam Pattern, Committee, | We colletel 44. which you will And tnclowed. | Art, WORK WARRANTED AND KEPT IN Rm |The Great Rossow Midgets, 40 others, Btand,” Gwendoline Coats’ ani” idl "| _Inclored find $8.02, the proceeds of a fair Beld | Pausier,, plano selections: Mian Flo | tnetoned find $874, the proceate ot a one-day | Sadie 1. Thompron, ‘ PAIR FREE OF CHARGE FOR FIVE YEARS. | a ApinON SQUARE LOUK GARDEN. and. Viola Bi ee ; bes | recitation; | Arnold Scnmidt, recitation: M nelitones fete of a atand (AIF at Forty ninth et and Third avenue 1M North Sevond treat, Hrooktyn. 05. BROADWAY, aaa Me AMIE 19: item "1. Viola Bower ‘and Minnie’ Sinewr 2 irven; hoprano, Sirs. Garves, plano: Milton Kah- | held on Sith Brox Hoping Ie wil heip, sone poor —— ‘or. 2th rORK. udevills Specialties Bland, Ligrie Miner, “Eva Meserote, tan i her, recitation, "Kentucky nO MIna who mold fe Ulla Playmates, Tittle tat We ate : v Incleved fad $8.88, collected by. Jennie Ward Cor Aah NEW YORE Adiuision, Ge, Kenerved i, Conterter Pachomien bot 2.00) ‘Te ‘bault, song; Miss Amie Kahner, recitation, — jictie tots happy. the noble work. | te Kim, 12; Anna Norgren, 12 May Jotinson, Florenie Heath and Katle McCall 499 Fe ON br, In the event of rain, performa eat Gussie’ Hildebrand, fielen itacey: Mey Slane Gan MANTEL Clementine Geserick, 10," Hertha North, 12 | een i te ot SUC CERES ona teas Cor, Bridge, BROOKLYN. KOSTER & BIAL’S New ers i + Mal ae rence Cot “Ox der, incton he proceeds of a fair held a rookly ; va email’ ann ghennedt and Gertle Ravey... 173} hat an. entertainment. at (5 24, 21 and 16 Oakland atreet, Greenpoint, Lt. | our lawn, 1 4 py. Next WH help a litte LADIES IN ATTENDANCE. GARDE. Bean a Moth 160 | Firat ‘avenue, and collected $2. Year we hope to do beter i . HOUR & TO Ge KUNDAYS, 10. TO, | Conroy ant Pox, J. W. Ransone, Hawthorne Tri, tir.” Julla Smith and Florence’ Wet: | — Incloned find $9.75, the proceeds of a stand kept) Gertrude Sioldart, 7 Adele Talmage, @ We collected $8, which we send you tnclosed. | : athe 8 P hin ‘partormance tm Must iad cae 1.50 | Inclosed find $1.25. Wi at Thind avenue and Twonty-seventh atreet by | TT ‘Ati . ; We walt it wag twice as much, We thank the Th the erent of ralm, perforaaaye, 18 OE ee Stand, “Mancie’ Hamer. Mille ‘Siauter, | cert at Mra, McCue’s Willomere Hath | Frieda Kaufmann, ti. Lillie Hahn, 2 — faies and gentionen who telped us wey, STANDARD THEATRE. DOROTHY, Gane a eee es 1.25 | fieache Let, Saturday, Aug. if. We erected a | Florence Farrington, 12 Willle Muller, 11. Inclosed find $1, which was collestel by hy Mamie Curr, Jonette Carr. Rvenings. 880, Mat sat. 2 ote Henrietta Casano and. May ‘Polle! 1.25) tage ‘and dreasing-room on a huge dirt pile, and | ing a fair. Lilie Hookin,, §¥ Ralph airee: 812 De Kath avenuo, Nrooklya, A Comedy ; Oral ant ra and be Stand Mvihelourie, Ley Behe Meare Poe fe'man quite a aovelty. pincloned you wilt find $2.74, collected by Neltie Litiian Smith, 70 Ralph street, | tad ok PhO TARO eS | rere cnis e na Anata nnd Rosle Beran and ginny, Agnes Pereira, Geert et itgnmah, O-DeLen, 195 Marcle Murray ang bell. 5. Clara ler, beth St. .bet, od and Le PCA AR Sly ere eer aie % s ncloned find $3, proceeds of a mmatl stand held | Uridget Gilday, 13, had a fair and made 4% jenete Car and Mamie Care We it a Se vee atthe cornet of Third arene ant One Hunired MG whtets you find incioved to ald your EE. Gari and Sianiey Lecsingky 020 i$ Inclosed find $6.60, milected by two little girl, | and Fourteenth street. Hoping It will help some! Imrlosed find $4.00 made by ve little chtitren mere CONCERTS Biant, Eddie Shredy, Johnny Maion s aged seven and nine years, by raMing of @ palt | poor tal ‘Annie and Robert Pincus, 160 East | at our fair held Aug. 1b. Trusting ft may be A find KO conte, which we collec EXVRACTE —y ————————————— TT attic Marve iF) dockins eaiaas en ad hed) apeace ato cane Asean anaes by | One Hundred and Fourteenth street. [the moans of saving some poor litle ti felpein mane Sake BALIN oy an jatented and | Personal and, Sadie, Edna and’ Jennie Howe, | C 2 1 jurpby. Florence Doerach, Torien Carolin, ela e y $0) tooth eatracted di ty | - ancien 9 Wroome atreet. Halen Trica Carolin, Prantew aeele. MeGoldriek Stee Sea 1 = ‘Anonym a ioe ee hep ey atiae tat ce ale oe ee Gharlla, terete Viaveratraw, No Y. acly in. the. moe A LADY with ove ee Band NonIe AdO “ahd “nla 100) Incloged we send #5, which we made by rat. Walt AaM tas “Clara Sehiwateman at tie Een Nyack, ‘Rockland County, N.Y. | avesian wih new ne trates oy Mime "kuypert's Fave py ns “ ‘our story books, and with best | a Schwa pas Mads four Httle gtrle GOLD. FILLING. $1.00: teeth now be hat my parioras ct sand, inile Lakeman, Hating Stange ‘al oe a Phiip Ryan, 10 ee cts mee gt yd sien iy us Linote, Puree, 38 oar fonihs OAL werk wuaranteed, (1h may Rime Mdopere, Seas ih oe Charles Hanner f en, 93 RAB shed Frieda Grunthal, 10) Mi AO Stamper, Margaret L. Wheeler and Lilian jg Hoe evetea undays, 10 to , " Bree rantine eae : reity -) Charlea a. Kentler, 8 nthal, 10; Minna Grunthal, 12; Hen-| iarseret L. Katie Ha} to May limes ile Teautital* free. ree Late boy One i a Six: pecond niet Keawer, © Teteta Arcld, Ih, and Edward Arvid,’ 10 yenra, 6 Wheeler had a fair at 210 st. Mark's avenue, AMERICAN DENTAL PARLORS, HPLCOUS HAIR, moles, &o, deattoved jeenth sireet.. R a had a stand two days at 22 Bleecker street and Yrooklyn, and collected 1 ’ tt Pret. y : Inclosed find a check for $5.40, that was eol- | collested $6. —— | ineloesd please Spd $4, collected by Mastia 18 WEST 147TH Sit, N.Y, mig gletriity: witings oly” 8 A perfect day was given for the lected by taking chances on a baby's di by | — eae a sae the ds of m talr held yee tastes i — | Miser, 185 fet 10) oor ee a twenty-fourth outing of the Kvening’ GRACE VAUGHN DECKER. Mies Bing King, Lillian Hawking and Helen ariptloaed find $5, the procende of a lemonade ivaymond tira ao street, Drosklyn $ $ DASCR ET tive wal by expert deteos ? Svening | fart an ‘one year ol rruit stand which we had at 9 Atlantic ave: | (ev "yond. Condi, Collection at Sunday evening service . lars World Floating Playground to Idlewild, | at 13 Dongan street, West New. Brightor Bart ang Mite pirie, held a. (aie last year at Ue, Brooklyn, two days lan week Grover Corte, sven gariane, Galdamith, Pe lp aa ray A ear ers ai aa EST EETH qua, Tetetmnan a Want at, 7 on Manhasset Bay, Long Island, ‘The | Grace Decker, ellie ‘Diack, Hiss ‘Lillian Hawkine’e house and mate Sarah Gruarinakey, Ralph Wiidragen, , ttle frionts of the dear babies. | $14 32 AS KNOW YOUR FATE, and fortune; cage 5 : “outer. Hoping this emall amount will save some poor Bebina Weis — No more asked. nn more tal Others and Nivio, sctentife palmist, 20, 17th st.; fee $1. ee May Fi = sky was clear, the air was cool and i baby's life, | nia, had a fair at 204 Degraw street, Hrooklyn. | q party wan held at 96 Summit street. Brook. | % Fain 4 got He wm DOE QerorTioN—sale soiled trunks bags, 4 price, bracing, and there was a good bre Gave a Ride in a Goat Wagon, Fite Kiss, to, HER MATES ya, | gultelowed tnd $6.20, the proceeds of a atand at Thiraday, ‘th inh, Wednesday, the | iin and aya, hy Teme Keneity, ‘Katte Doyle aut Agnes | Crewae, 00, Bee painiewy, oe 5 ET Vesey et, Astor House; 178 and 4 , * jertie Groes! A etree i Dee fe sold fancy articles an: Piynn. ry tle collecting, we succeede ‘ . blowing from the Northwest. Tpeloeed) ANA|GK @AIGh worostlocibaviaveslling fs ‘Adelaide Lecher, 618 Greenwich streat, | Teallzet $11 for your worthy tmaine te al iN ass Evite neva raniors, 40 Liroadwey - _ sees The Floating Playground, with its| rides around the block In @ goat wagon for one| ,.We bad an entertainment at s% Park avenue, Maggie Cushman, 135 Leroy street, ee taedte = $83 th Avenue, opposite Macy’ CRIME IS A DISEASE fostered by tmmunity; dew hammuck cribs toh the very Atte ‘bar | Rey «ee: Brockiyn, where we fold lemonade and cake Flora Harris, 181 Leroy atreet. raale Crabb, | Inctored please find $1.25, from two alaters, | digits poea meee {tection and punishment the cure Fuller’@ | Mernmann Huppend Jo , intermission, and real! Q a rr ii Mt will make some little tot hapy oH fetivw Hureau, 826 Broadway, Blew, its tiny ‘scupa for the next size) Al Wie en Whiter wi Minnie Crow, Emma Lehmeler, Plinore teks rain Heb PaPh: # Patents. ee se oushed. hair, restored with —Tmipartal rges; and its hobby horses and rocking eels Tt wan eet ooae, Revere ma Danivis and Maud cle M. Kiernan, Annotte Kiernan, FORTUNHTIN AN MOURSDINC Maventions | ORS ed inte, a specialty; $6; Toow 1 conducted by Lillie Stor Nee eg Kuguet 48d Joe Craw held a two days’ fair at 33 Ege ee eoaee venue | a TUNE i enerator, any arty West Eleve: a | po the Editor: will cheer the heart of some pour child. Al Fs v0} LEAR Lela okt Ue cacmeeryecs Ne et : party at West Eleventh street, North | Talhoush shiy one week old, 1 am remarkable Though tila amount fe small we have done all in|, Melotnd please find $1.15, which 1 mata tere s RILSUMATISM, AND GOUT CURE—The ver, at § o'clock, and the other half |{n the fact that I have heard of your Sick Hable our power to obtain it. holding a fair on thay sidewaik near my by Amusements. Greatest of ail remedies; one bottle will sary at Third street, Bast River, an hour | Fuh and T'inctose $1 to help the other ittle| Hvine Guy ae | Hoptng (twill help to in 4 aumbe - fc Yi “Medicine Co, 38 Bast 1th ats ees te anne 3 \ ste Ashton. Lizale, Jonephine and Millie Gundrum, Jessie Of balies saved May SPal 2G, | HOYT'S THEATRE. etch st, near way. ferciteuta: = = — + = Arnow, Ciara Miller and Annie Werner had « 72 Bast 1254 mt Your Letter WI ter. | Yitove @ McKee. Pi [yn send ad tress and will express aatelel Rich, STANDS ON THE SIDEWALK. and at 08 rant Seventy-seventh mreet EH) as ay any g ped Soe 1 » (CHARLES DICKSON: with clothes, Mother + * jays and collected $4, nclosed find $2.50 the proeade ot a fale hel Don't Aa ppoint you don't see your mei eo ighest of all in Leavening Strength.— Latest U. S. Gov't Report. tie a Pita e tet Tie octys "Thema ase alan! 2 | jeter inns tohumna, tote There may” be 4 OTHER PEOPLES WOWEY, |sesst2 come, pome at once, Le Roy te veer i Gt tettare aheat of youre. All) wilt \"aick of the Rretdie 8'e:nnagan, Will Levins andtred ‘ as v1 wanell, Beraharal 0, Lillie Levine Ue printed. He patient You will aes youra te, ATE ANTIC GARDE LANGTRY, PATTI, (Lillian Rumell, “Bernhardt Z as | Hover near Canal st use RRecamier Cream daily: Handreds of Them Every Day for | We inclose herewith $3.20, the prov bes shee fang sale ‘of lemonade, ‘rake and’ candy at. 58 Tiroad: | ‘ pea kot EM atten e Mernsl aie may ileip the BOOT | sore Medlin ee SSS TEESE: Lady Orch Benth Aas; | tamp for sample powder and Fanny Konven and Annie Knauer bad a stand) Mara! S!rasburger, Flora, Mayer, Mary Srelnharan, inv gael was eee made: Kitue Gamure, Van Novruges bargain, offer to HARMIET HUBBARD ATER at 122 East Broadway three days and made $2. | Ray Strasburger, Ada Short, Katie Stoinhagan, Fraucls Lawson, Salva-cea. Especiall je Phemtre, 22 0) st. VarkéLex,av | Hl West Sst st = —_— ‘ottor rotor 10" aT ae of sons ” ee 3 news! accidel der: alte Poton, Malle Cotten. Ray Manovaky fed Inclowed W rocente of a wuant| MAY Lagi Johnnie Lavior, itis waiter! S useful im Summer Pee A iti aot Mensou Fi Ti FE | PeKsONS mitgeising, aveltent to te wae Feet two day nade $ Elghin avenue, whlch T auperiatendes Garvie th, Stew, Brooklyn, and mate $625, | Qinsect bites, sunburn, skin }) “Kx on rT Sow ox ur Tot son Rent unaly.send thelr adorns wo Magnes Mamie Crorlg, Elate Dunn, Abbe Puts and Ell |sieted by Aggie Moutha Millie Reinhardt, Mania | John Diercks and Gun irritation. AMERICAN WOOP GARDEN, 21x pe way, | @ Hus Cou't at. Brookly, Will do 8 greae DUAR Bada ee Me Broome: airent: f0F:) T return thank tance of Henry Mush, Herter Mit | (“SENSATIONAL LIVING STATUES, a6 to tajure —— eight days and colle::sd 43.98. ‘ a 1 ‘Two sizes, 25 and so cente, Bmith & Cook, Madge Elita, Thomson @ Collinge | WILLIAMS'S cure cure for Theumattam; sand 0 @ me in my endeavo ® Crogier and) Amy Ariat pial ae ruggists, or by mail a sample ant be convinced to holp the batle AC iEILE OF by aay, J HERALD SQ THEATIS Bway and doth we, |. t M na hope that they may be| 18 Seventh avenue, Hrook)yn, and. A Incloned please find $2.22, which ey 4 t Pe read or written, $1. Prot. we Draxpeeiit Cu., 274 Canat St. N.Y, $| CARROL KERRIES . ‘ SOLUTELY PURE Abe Ped hel) IR ree 98 18 [Adria Te ComeDy, |KISMET. 14 Words 3 collected | repald tenfold, car labile! | Wo had a fair at 1127 Halsey street, Brooklyn, | wo 66 TO LET” ADVERTISEMENTS in The World this week are re- peated in The Evening World without extra charge. t. | larger, but truat 1¢ may be a benel | o they /on his white hand, my heart ached for/and he begged me to excuse him, Fciudont reel sie a Tie lis I was glad to be left alone; I was Of the development of my feelings| fervently than I had wished for any-!and that my companton knew all. “It! pened, it was the best t 0 {nto ridiculous proportions I have| thing before, that I were a playwr! must certainly be a tremetdous strain,” could hay All my r “ . spoken already. I stopped to look at| instead of a novelist, that I might have / *#reed. BoE ee eer re | that he liked me there was no doubt. |dumbfounded. ‘This was “busiress, ¢ ob : i 4 mpCounded. unis be weakened that . 3) eyed . You would say so if you had seen me ft7ode to the wings, my heart on fire.) Whether I was in danger or not, Tart The plece must be weal the felicity of hearing my lines Inter- | gio? @2,POUNd, say 29 If you had ween mo Si0%e to the Nuit, That hour T have | would, rather not determine, even’ to Mr. Hrudenell | might, ovrein | mo preted by him. knows what frighitully hard work a big Never looked back!" [monet “Hue he came often, and we rounds of applause from, the pi One Sunday we met, The hostess In- part Is.” Nor toad’ ott Kia champagne, awept corresponded, and—well, 1 cannot say /éallery. Wes | dreaming? LOAReR HT Seca UME oeeneat the hair fram his £ Ree eT oe eet mught have been, 1 only | He was absent some time, I turned He gave me an interestin. ceount of ry » M.S. and read thi Miss Cleeve-—George EMngfham Re anaes at me pensively jenow Whar Ik was he ‘had penetiled. Mercitut | . How 1Saw, Met and Finally Came to Know Actor George Brudenell. .' you his experienc T was astonished to estions he know! and I wondered if he had read learn that {t was years before his salary U1" CRCONTABIIS im At last the play was dons, and T sent ind this was the man I yu With ft'to him. After a week, I wot a note and this watt Anything wre nis- my books. touched the point of three guineas @ ty 8 He did not say that he had, but he | week. Te er yonepant Tuk 18 Regen Ue ue het venaed ter when 2 ore contemptible It had neves was very nice, sneaking in the low,| “I ran away from home, and Thad y Qig ) ent a very en- was shown in, The MS, was lying on to the human imagination to grave tones in which he uttered his commonplaces on the stage. T congratulated him on the success he was making, and he thanked me. He sald how difficult it was to get hold sworn to conquer” jovable evening, and heard he said; “buc it was afterwards that George a terrible change 10 firudenell had called, me a the life. 1 Had “heen rming wom the desk. “sit down,” he said, with a bright smile; "how happy it m me to Bee you here!” 1 tovk a chair in front of proof-sheets lying on were the proofs nt him for corree= «were some. desk, 1 saw, t of an "Interview" tion. What was t HAD never been! one; and, if I did not go into society a called an impres- great deal, my circle of friends con- sionable woman, tained a number of clever, and even trees | made t is rranged that him, ik and for weeks I celebrated, peop! of good pleces, I found he wan ty Sul, [stuck to my rang neeren ee RMT saised. his clever u " take me down to dinner, and exerted i, sion in he y OME. You like the drama” as -e | head’: The “clever had been ine refused to be ean-| Well, went one night to the Diadem tiyanlt 10 Ca ae WOlKk Tae UE y ight th ation supper | Pike it hie said yee: but there [RGM Ty sire Arudenell! Here waa, ® did with myself. 1| Theatre. It was the first time I had seen Over the. en- Sburagemo henire, a kood mans alterations needed. W000! Oh noe written i: "Alr, BFWdes orward to pleading lady's part must be weaken) "ike Sarah Bernhardt, might hav hardships vas only | Brudenell; he interested mmensely. think it was only terested me immensely 0 sled himself in many of the when I went into| Hie quiet voice, his fim jeughand splay had been mine ane . : fires tie is a talented amateur painter, the shop and earnestness held me when I re- ning SW nights, or Sy nichin |) Tidetrrets from me" he sald: Mee elie ae bought the man’ from the beginning, member the ‘ 1am sure uryet which, Tt Was &! has too many, goo Ange. earner in life was Z > delight this pen me i great success anyhow, al e for instance, | have marked so! frequently tempted * photograph, after and after the big scene Meet mph | icpell met" 1 aatd , | ogy, hodate and congratulatory speeches, and ) places hy the appreciation tearing myself] came, and his passion- the shop window every morning for a! gave me. name tes Teck topaedy in: Watnburgn, |" acre H 4 me great at had marked fifty accorded to, his away from the ate outburst came with fortnight, and at last, thoroughly wear- | tote’ atre and al one of the tehear centioie ia time “aid speak alo At ex 4 terary eo ce window at least a| it, Ltold myself he was ied of fleeing a temptation which I knew principal tople of our conversation, and Message to say that the book F had writion, andosball 1 ever have nish every (a) te gis for th Gozen times, that I realized what the first actor on the would recur next day, 1 went in and {referred to the admirable support (4% (oo ,ii! to unpeae (hat mip forget my ecatasy?—askon me Mf L would bring eet i study The Brite an idiot I had become. Then St stage. asked for hia lkeness. siyen to him by hie leading ladys i felt was Hagen 1 a 1G, SAUER OFK pe aa DER 4 i: = He Des 4 See 5 4 was manifest. At thirty odd years of a I do not suppose, if he man brought me a number, but in your great scene? 1 Bald. "Bh plays despair, “He | looked r but On Taught i A, Agr teu has eee ige I had fallen in love, as romantical- oy SSX. 1 had been doing dra- [ chose the one I had intended—a pro- up to you splendidly." nip i #8 my dpa Bila) above! ly, as preposterously, as any gir! of sev- \ matic criticism for a file. He wanted me to have another ie ary be pis shout 8. enawerea é 4 Bl & tiers was another “ ” “Tt is eas: bu e886, ni 4s hue t ine he enteen, for I had fallen in love with an paper, that my enthu- as well, assuring me that “thin wold «yh part really playa itself but the ‘next. marent, the interview had put in: “Like most actor whom I did not know, siasm would have car- largely—among young ladies." I said | was surprised, for {t had appeared to tyod Will play Hamlet. nied PaAnkure clever men, Mr. George Brudenell is I have sald that I had never been ried me to the length “Really? as indifferently as I could me that tt would be singularly Ineffects | rhing swam before me, al fe sent me singularly, ‘modest, 1 was, with, the called an impressionable woman, but 1 of recording such an manage, being very ashamed of myself, V2gP Weaker MAN in the public, and) 20h J ktasped thas on he tallow | \Sheak of hinseif) “The Interviewer, Be ® may say more: [had in my youth occa- | extravagance as that, but one often feels and was 50 disgusted at my weakness jn a theatre like mine one is obliged to ‘and 1 will i ae an ‘a | said with a musical laugh, ‘appale coved ony w rity mother great trouble | things which one lacks the courage to| that I did not take my purchase out | have welbknown names.” he adied: and | I went out TL went’ to |"\vhen he re-entered the room T told by my \y disposition.” Dances | write, and before the expiration of @ of the envelope till evening. ‘but, ae @ matter of fact, the piece | ton decisimedt zealously, | Jnim that 1 would consider his valuable Wi | hints and to take my leave, Pere would ite as well with a comp. peare's sk Ror hiee at to me, and as to filrting, | week I found myself among the audi-| Then I put it on my study-tadle, | at BEL AR Sue AA WAH MILD A SOERREDY | pede ky T did not ino how to do tt, No; men ence at the Diadem Theatre again where I could see It while I wrote, I "You do not mean without Mr, War-|the theatre al not attract mea bit-doubtiess, too,| 1 was affected aa nowerfully as be- thought how characteristic a face it "REIQ™ foo7, 7 van. | cinexe The 5 “Why not?" he said, “What has War-|dicnce awaluing me I wearied them. I asked nothing better, fore. He appealed to me intellectually | was, how much it said. I accepted sev- rington todo? ‘The whole burden of the tHe AW aAEE, ee eee Be alacuealng. (he. Blass pave SN ne Piece, Af the ing iny common sense, 1, Dever, mak keneraily found that we Were talking os s while the, leading Fels two him again, and now there is a cabinet than to be left alone with my pen. | and emotionally. I liked the piece and eral invitations 1 should otherwise have pisce rests on me” nr red me " 1 elf ilked his performance. In a word, | refused, because I gathered it was pos- | Momentarily 1 was dismayed: the cool- ned to me T sh Burscives. He 1 to me that he distinet ‘rounds’ You 'must cut those photograph of George Brudenell to be To-day I had made myself just such u | Ld POS | nous Of the statement struck me as al-|open iny mouth upon the stage. My was not a ha man: that hie had | ince out, ait give something ‘ae good had cheap. That is the end of my Saas asd asaatS| oes Gate (vue love’ storycit might have ended te as well for me thal with him on a. play, ocd though the work Was never produc as vou have wriiten the piece. Ihave It was certainly the means of restore haps it was 1. “collaborate was ostensibly the m Ate as I had required. My books were|I took seats at the Diadem more times | sible that the popular actor-manager most conceited. Then 1 realised that 1| companions in the dressing-room chaffed been 4 mistaken @wooessful; my house was a pleasant| than | care or than J am able to count. | would be present, and I wished, more understood nothing ebout the matter,| me, They were Jealous; but, as It hap | he sighed, and leaned his head wearily] The servans came in with a messag: | Worse. “St. Paul’,