The evening world. Newspaper, August 31, 1895, Page 5

SICK BABIES’ FUND. The Tots’ 29th Outing on the Floating Playground, Brooklyn Ladies Send a $50 Cheok to the Charity. ‘The Benefit at Blank’s Winter Gar- den Brought $93.65. THE SUBSCRIPTIONS, Previously acknowled, Ryan proprietor .. iy Managers of “imm: tlon Mission and Day ‘Bay; ¥. Fitapatrick and, Fredetick ‘Hare Eva Benjamin, rill and Jennie Hughes...... , Lester Kaufm Rogers, Lillian Schrymser and others. Etien Jobneton, ints 1, May Hill, Katie Fehrenbach, rickel, Emima Dreyer . Swickert’ and Clara Back. b? Barker and Wthelind Br; Flo Denner, Gussie Uniendort a, Farrell, Madeline Brennan, Aa- Howard Brown, Stanley Billing Mary Edier and Maude Willams ce Shackman and Olive Cook Piri He ee ese Bs Ss ‘Henry’ Menge, Magi Sehalts, Leonard Hahn, Frank Wede- kktme. 3 83 2 £33 8 835 Mamaroneck, Fannie Davis, Maile Retily and Mag it, Hetty Piant, Maud Wil- iay Foot. tj ‘There was a great turnout for the eruise around Staten Island on “The Floating Playground this morning, and when the final start ‘was made for the East Third street pler the decks of Capt. Minogue's barge were thronged with mothers Gespite the fact that Jupiter Pluvius ‘was inclined to weep, The excursion- {sts care nothing for a little rain. They know that the decks of the Floating Playground are roofed, and that there re heavy canvas curtains to pull down @t the sides of the big barge should the wind blow the rain drops into the Evening World" and babies The good tug Neptune whistled for the slipping of the moorings at a little after 9 o'clock and the happy outing Down the East River, under the big bridge, across New York ‘and then down be- tween Staten Island and New Jersey, placid waters of the Kill Von Kull, across the mouth of Newark Bay, with the busy city at its head, down Btaten Island Sound and td Raritan Beach, on Raritan Bay, Here a short play spell in the woods, and then the return trip out on the ocean, with a splendid view of Sandy Hook, Scotland Lightship, the course of the great America Cu party was off, Bay the voyage 1a: New Jersey yacht race, Stat- uarantine islands, Coney Island, Forts Wadsworth, Hamilton, La- fayette and Governor's island, back to the starting place, making altogether a delightful water Voyage of about sev- On the Floating Playground the little ones who were not actually ill enjoyed and hammock cribs, and ¢ re meal at Caterer T. A. t table, with ice-cream and cakes in the afternoon and plenty of mille all da; The succes: World” Outing: the poor on the Floating Pla: began Saturday, June 15, and w up next week, when there will be out- 8 on Tuesday and Saturday to beau: 1 Oriental Beach on Long Island These will bring the total num- ber of outings to thirty-one and they will have afforded a day of health-gi and pleasure to 3, gure of a squ Judson's well ‘ul season of to the, sick, babies of mothers and ‘These outings represent only a part of "The Evening World’ ‘und, which Is sustained entirel by the voluntary contributions of rea Evening World.” to contribute money | it addressed to The World, Pulitzer Bulldin clothing are received at the Clothing Department, Twenty-first street. following {8 a sample of many grateful letters received ers of “The Readers. wishin should send ing Worl It comes from a mother who has experienced the sorrows of having her little ones suffering in a ten- ement-house and the joys of an outing on the Floating Playground: To the Editor: Allow me to congratulate you on the beautiful excursion which “The Even- ing World” gave to the Harlem babies. I've heard so much about it that I never thought It was as grand as it is, It eur- prised me to see how well everything Was arranged and well the ladies and gentlemen watted on the mothers and children If a person was to pay ever so much he could rot haye it any grander. If the people who have do- nated to the fund could have seen how well the children’s wants were looked ont for and how happy and content they looked, they would have cried for joy. Please accept my thanks, also to ‘the ladies and gentlemen and the doctor who tendered to the wants of the mothers and children. Yours truly, MRS. ROSIE C., East One Hundred and Twenty-third at. A Big Night at Blank’s Winter Gar- den. ‘The Evening World” Sick Babies’ Fund has recetved a check for $99.65, with the neat and tidy signature of John Ryan, generous hearted proprietor of Blank's Winter Garden, 100 ‘Third avenue, between Twelfth and Thirteenth teeta, It 18 the proceeds of the benefit for Bables’ Fund, given Thursday evening, dance with an annual custom Introduced and ablished by Mani Bank's Winter Ailes to fow- 0| {ne and those who thus contributed to New ‘York's most pular charity were treated to @ at ins which ot the variety cite uae Es pif num- ter onthe fone Bilt wan “a vcorker.”" fot every Player did hie er her Dest, ‘The bill presented. & wonderful variety in 4, at. thie house, splendid vaudeville entertain 4 ndience with thelr young sone im the morale of the performance lent, their Beall, in sweet songs the grotesa’ tortioniat; Little Helen, the ma Carus, thé female barito Clinton, the chic serio-comi the charming soubrette: Gert Jescription to New York people; holm and Flo Shields, song and dan briga and Hazel Burt, serto-co a Ada Went, song and dance Furey, sports: Henry Frey, ‘Mae Gray ists; Stanley e tramp wp to Netile Fielda, champion buck and wing ancer; Harry Sherer, comedian; May Alpi song and dance; W. W. Armin, the great basso daritone; Florence Brooks, balladiat; Myrtle Tres- alder, serte-comie; Barty and Hannon, comedians; Pete Lemaire, yodler and comedian; thrope, the change artist. It was plumb midoight when the last an more delighted audience lett a theatre. Tholr aatlstaction was only ualled by that of John Ryam when he had ‘ounted the house’ and found that his efforts had netted $93.65 for the sick babies. oe STANDS ON THE SIDEWALKS. reds of Them Every Day for the Fund. We had o very little stand for one tried very hard to your noble eau boys 1 cents, cloned. hope to do better next time, and 4 girls we could which you will find in-| jah this little will help some poor tot, Jennie Mooney, Ella Readen, Joe Mooney. Brooklyn, Inclosed find $1.00, the proc 1% Sutton place. Amy Sutton Rertha Trisdorte Helen Graeth, Dora Elterich, of a stand at Please find inclored $1.10, the proceeds of @ ftand kept in front of 793 Amsterdam avenue. Hoping this email amount will do some good to! 10, @ pleasure in sending you $2.27, the pro- ‘a lemonade stand. We hope It will do fome bables good. Rertha Heltmann, 18, 76 Bleecker street, Carrie Lang, 1, 61, Hutton, straet, 01 ndre, futon i oe Jersey City, N. J. Indly accept the inclosed $9.50, the proceeds of a stand infront of our residence, 46 Division a Brooklyn. Hoping it will bene@t some sick baby. Carrie Brettmaa, Doris Greenhagen, er, 8, ‘Matte Morris,9, YOUNG COLLECTORS. An Army of Children Always at Work for the Fu Please find inclosed check for $11, for Sick Ba- dies’ Fund, to be entered as from Mra, Magoui sewing class at Babylon, N, Y. Inclosed find $1.80, collected at 306 West Twen- ty-first street. Hoping it will help some Uttle sufferer, Gertrude Bittner. LITLLE FOLKS’ FAIRS, They Are Held Everywhere Greatly Help the Fu Inclosed find $1.08 which four girls made at a jr held in our front yard, at 5961) Ave on Thursday, Aug. 2%, from 2 P. M, until 7.80 P.M. I, Florence Cronk, got the fair up. and the helpers were Lillie Reed, Lila Eddy and Libbie Schmidi. Bayonne, N. J. Please find Inclosed $2.50, the proceeds of « fair {held at our hous. We hope it will be of great benent to some poor child sufferer. Rachel Simson, Allfe Simson, Haveratraw, N.Y. Incloned find $4.60, the proce tn our backyard, of @ fair held ate Knuth, 13 Madison aireet, Brooklyn. $22.80, the proceeds of find check f cea rie ew Bridge School Hall, Aug. a fair held in the Highest of all in Leavening Strength.— Latest U.S. Gov't Report, | Roy. ABSOLUTELY PURE (aN [si THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 3 THE MAYOR WILL GO A-CHOWDERING. and More Write Vho Wants a Sorrel-Top Wite. (From The Evening World ot Aus. 22) To the Editor Tam looking for something that geoms very hard to obiain, namely, a nice, red-halred young Jady, T know dozens of mice young ladies, but as Tam a great admirer of rod hair, none of t mite me The: all "of color"? Now, will hot some of ¢ rm-hairod moot oThe Kvening World’ alow me ite pleasure of thelr Acquaintance? 1 am Gwenty-seven years olf, well edu of good family, and have an taeome of $25 por week No common iri need apply. Tam looking for one T would not be ashamed to in Auoe ty my family and feende The qualin cation aro theme Red halt, amiab oat ton Feflnement and a pertect iady AUHULN, Some of the Replle To the Balter: Tread in your evening paper of & young gentle man who wished red-h fairl, Now, dmnirer of red hale ie something very hard (0 So, an T have In my own and the estimation of iy aut qualifications mentioned, T would like to know the kentieman. would got mind having white horsea pointed out to Alm when im the company of a red-haired girk He must be couragsour RED MAIRED, form the a incance of In answor to “Auburn's! Leiter, a red-haired Young lady would be pleiwed to make Na acquaint ance, one wliow@ qualifications In every. respect Are more than even his fastaldious taste could de- | sire. “Anburn'* seema to think $25 per week a princely Income and a sure balt for spunky red-bead. Hut for a true heart, in return for affections which only a mun-kissed lassie can give, tncome would be a minor consideration anaus, Tam happy to say I havo red hair, and glory fm It, ae {t te something out of the ordinary, 1 fam conaldered quite nice looking among all my friends and acquaintances, and am of a happy Ate position. Should the gentleman care to appreciate thie letter, a few words of acknowledgment will oblige MARTHA, But It Will Be to a Goody-Goody Goo Goo Event and Not an Exciting and Old-Time} P. 8—t am considered a pertect indy Tumultuous Tammany Affair. Tam chaprone of an auburn-haired young lady, 21, 1996, Roping It will help eome of the poor Coughlin, Zabriahte, ‘Committee, babes. “Yours respectfully, Mattie W. Cole, ‘Mam! Myra A. Kipp, Inctoned find $25.88 ‘some John Steingerter, Herrman Schutte, Harry Brown, Hattie Henstingberg, Paul Gessner, ——_>—_ ENTERTAINMENTS. An entertainment was gottei Dougherty, at 264 Went Twenty-fitth street, Friday ¢' Charlotte Dempse: tableaux by May Michel, alno ished by dialog lantern by “Victor Holmes, assisted by ited, which we “The Holland; Mackey’ ham, Greene County, & Kood cause along, gave a parlor entertainment, Ing the above proceeds, ja Sadie The Rules of B: ‘When ont the walter her which her to inform the waiter herself? He should ask which flavor ehe pre- fers, and should then give the order. T mould like to know whether ft {s possible for @ young man to eve @ young lady whom he wae engaged to, when she backs out? can fo any harm by havi spondence as engaged folks? CONSTANT. Buch suits have been brought by so- called men, but in few, if any, c has the jury decided in favor of the Plaintiff. No man or woman with any shred of self-respect would drag private whether months’ cot Jove affairs into the courts, times done by adventur ‘What {9 the proper way of writing the address | mraignt | 0f tincture of nux vomica, one ounce of Is there | tincture of colombo and three ounces of | | compound tincture of gentian. Take one om an envelope? Is It to be writt across, or can It be written crosswise. any meaning in which it 1 written. INQUISITIVE, The address should be “etraight acro: ner, Tam to be married soon, and would ike to a whole sult ak you If it ts proper to bay or the trousars different; If so, wha Wedding 1» to be at 7 P. M., at church, and no, Feception after. READER. At an evening church wedding you) should wear a regulation dress suit. | 1, Kindly Inform me what should be the length | hetween my ettern to a gentleman Shovid he seniy sdvine a. remedy NM are not _engag ately upon recelpt of my Kindly tell me the distinction between ‘is come’ gd ‘has come, c. TM. 1, There is no law of etiquette fixing the length of such intervals, “friendship letters" are usually an- swered at any time from a week to a month after their receipt. 2. Not neces. arily. 3, “Has come" ts correct; * come" is not. The Last Day of Vacat HUGH RICHWOOD'S FALL. And the Accident that Prevented His Complete Degradation. ways talk better in the firelight.”” burning logs the grate cast iumination the speaker of his brain better than he could have done in the clearer of day, even to his chosen friend. “If I bore you just throw a club at me,” he continued, with a Darrassment quite new to him, settling himself on the broad window sill. His companion, stretched on the low fstened at first with quiet a fentiveness. but. as the figure in the should always have @ second writing. hidden fanet ON'T light the window went on steadily in his soft): modulated tones, the jistener raised was sitting upright, surprise and as- tonishment written in unflattering truth on his face. “Well, what do you think of it?” “You've struck a good thing, Bots- ford," said his companion, Bringing his hand down upon his friend's knee with affectionate emp! “You're the luckiest dog livin "Pon my word, you're quicker than lightning to catch ideas; here you are with your plot all planned, while am atill wool gathering. 1 think’ myself the idea 1s sort of neat,” replied the other. ma eg fo pata rts eh 1 feel = pre! success. Ag it it will bes peart In insel sett: © hve rend semewhere a fellow's work | | | | head a bit, and before he had finished | so,1 shall put it aside a week or two| before sending it in." After the story teller had retired, the other sat with hands clasped about his knees, gazing with brooding eyes into the fire and made tory. # the floor. rew his brows into ther. his heart. boyish face of Bots ready f Into a heavy’ ale It ‘was the sane boyish fa: had peered over the river bank that day when the boat had capsized. and he was struggling in the water, And, slight of stature as he was, it wan "L. who crept out on the old log and threw a roj to him just in time. of who had ly pympe. thy and tendernss when he bad fallen in the gymna- tle Bot It was “Little Bots,” too, nursed him with such ‘woman! from the “fying” rinj figm ana broken his Teg. Turning to the fire again he sat deep | in thought, Then the scowl once more crept over his fi ace, bs rf, Soune te (Brat byt then hes side for e—and now—why, found it. and rin it too.) the proceeds that at the Gessner Hou ties Given for ning ta The performance opened by Helene Smith with plano solo, by Nellie Michel In song and recitation, Fecitation by song and dance by Evalina and tableaux by Helene, Seulth Frio, Maud Johnson. Committ a QUESTIONS OF ETIQUETTE, it Behavior Ex- fea to Inquirers, ing Ice cream for a young lady, and should the gentleman ask vor ahe prefers or should he allow but seldom by any other class of women. The cus- tom is almost unheard of among men, in the ordinary man- After a while reached for his few desul ‘atches on his mood passed and fell a shadow, which! ‘owl and his ips Nghtly to} . nye’ should ‘such an idea come to mo “ "Little Bots’ getting ahead of me!" He Was silent again, but his face wan flushed by the heat of the conflict being softened as they fell on the ord, whe had al- a heey <i of the committtee. \yrany glances were cast in the Jirec- ‘TALKS WITH THE DOCTOR. Remedies for Ailments That May Safely Treated at Home. To the Rattor: You will oblige me by printing directions tor taking lithia for an excess of uric acld in the system. five grains of carbonate of lithia, dissolve it in @ tablespoonful of lemon Juice, and take the solution in a glass of water. Repeat the dose every three hours, oe ri se inform me of a remedy for salt rheum. up by Evatina| it affects only my hands, Wash your hands thoroughly with tar soap once or twice a day, and apply en jointment composed of equal parts of ,dlachylon plaster and vaseline, C, P, H.—Take twenty grains of ol- trate of potash In water every three | hours. ee Ave. B.—Apply at the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, Second avenue and Thirteenth street. eo 8 Will you be kind enough to inform me what to do for a bad case of canker sore mouth? SUFFERER, Take one dram of chlorate of potash and dissolve it in six ounces of hot water. Use the solution as a mouth wash every two or three hours. eee Kindly inform me what I can do for a aa ak car’ Wear an elastic stocking. eee What can I do to keep the ecalp free from daa- ruff? Also, to stimulate the growth of my hair? c. M. HL 1, Shampoo your scalp with green soap and tepid water twice a week. 2. Use a lotion composed of one dram of tincture of cantharides, two drama of spirit of rosemary, one-half ounze of glycerine and four ounces of bay rum. Apply it once a day, and rub it thor- oughly into the scalp. oe e Kindly tell me, do you think camphor ice and witch hazel injurious to the akin when used for sunbura? R. No, eee Kindly tnform me of something I can take to improve my appetite and digestion. M. a. Get @ mixture consisting of two drams teaspoonful in water before each meal. eee Can cod liver of! be taken In capsule form? I cannot take the liquid. L. W. Yes, You can obtain the capsules from any druggist. e 8 Kindly advise a remedy for rheumatism. It flects my leg from the knee down, M. J. W. Salicylate of soda is a good remedy. Take ten grains in water every three hours, eo 8 8 1am frequently troubled with @ siek-headache, cauned by a stomach and liver disturbance. Please Try sulphate of soda. Take one ‘ei spoonful in a gobletful of hot water an hour before breakfast every morning. oe e 1 been troubled with a bad cough for three weeks, Can you give mem good remedy? LINCOLN, Brooklyn, N. ¥. Get a mixture composed of two drams of muriate of ammonia, two dramas of fluid extract of cubebs, two ounces of getting of ‘Little Bots’ At last Lin arabition had routed his honor; he exclaimed ax he rone to fect, “He has no more right to it than T have. He can never prove it was hi 4 long nigh from the sleeper made him stare guiltily, He don't need it; he could go to Furope in a gilded chariot {f he wanted to; while to me It means success wealth, Ife and all 1 care jor-aud what's’ one friendship more or less? “1 wouldn't do anything to hurt * tle Bots,’ but—Oh, hang the row! I take care of myself!” “Jove! every word of itis in my head; magnificent! There is reputation in it!" and he fell to writing In earn si. The oil waa low in the lamp whon he ore into bed, and he blew it quite out so he might hot see the peaceful race of the sleeper. ‘Two days before the above conversa- ton, President Mer- ri had announced that Mra, Prince, a very wealthy widow whose only. son, & member of the senior clans, had recently ‘Pe offered a years ong through Eu- rope, vr $1,000 in money to the young man’ submliiting the best original story, to be decided upon by a committee of trustees. A few weeks later Prof. Towne called "The ide ahead of mi aged twenty-one, of amiable disposition, refined, brown mixture, and enough syrup ot|® perfect Indy and of a well-to-do tarnily—one wild cherry bark to make four ouaces, | ‘MA 1 would like to have ‘Auburn’ meet, Take one teaspoonful every three hours, © = +f who signs hime Please print @ good remedy for temoryheiée, and says king for a nive ry ved gin, 43 MTT think ho wilt have vory lite trouble In fading The compound gall and optum cint~! one to nuit. Tam one myself, and know several ment Is a very wood remedy. It should | others. Perhaps some of us will sult him. be applied twice a day, TITAN THESES, eee — T am troubled with fever bil which break er to “Auburn: My har tn of @ jout on my lips, Please tell me what to do for hue, and 1 come from a good family and | them. JAB | am of an amiable disposition. Take a good dose of citrate of mag- ANNAETTA, Drooklyn, N.Y. nesia, and apply spirit of camphor to - the blisters, admirer of red hair? with that color myself, and They aay red-haired people H.W. @, Brooklyn, N. ¥.—Apply the eom- pound gall and oplum otntment twice a day. | have bad tempers, but don't you belleve that old Mrs. J. BM. Brooklyn, the directions for making be: “The World’ T.—You ean find | fashioned Iden. It te nyt no, Thowe that way it tron and wine inl aro just ‘mad’? because they have not that color elven, Don't you think so? Let me bear conmult a surgeon. Self trom you GRACE C., Brooklyn, N. ¥ not advisable {n your cane, —— Mra L, B. L—Give him one teaspoonful of] Tam a decided blonde of the sunset description aromatic syrup, and repeat the dove in threslant have all the ry qualifications, 1 am hours, tf necessary, B feet 2% Inches, and welgh 12 pound. 1 have J. F. WHITMYER, M.D. | dork bive clear complexion. - ee am a working girl, but navertholers « pertect lady MADELEINE. tn my conduct HILDA, To “Auburn: Your article in last Friday's “Evening World? has Just been handed to me, and, as 1 answer the description therein, Tt wertog the A personal Interview wiil enable you to Judge for yourselt of Pouting, scouting, doubting— I reside in Brooklyn, but am Teasing, pleasing, Madeleine; employed In a position of refinement in New York, Sometimes coy and sometimes doubting= | and would like to avail myself of meeting you, Coaxing, hoasing Maite! even If our sympathies may not prove mutu: acroas Broadway, Sete of wight and pe ef) Fahy, through the park at+5.30, I will look for you on Roguish eyes of deepest bro Thursday evening at Broadway and Warren Bprightly feet e'er seeming to treet at 6.30, Carry @ book In your hand. Slyly peeping ‘neath her gown. ae Fairy form, « visi Hither, thither, ¢ i ‘Tripping, skipping. comes she greeting, Laughing, chafing, not @ care. Airy, fairy Jack o' lantera, Mepmina (alveaina le wy /er Tam a young lady with red hair, On and on through thicket and thora, | snewer ail the qualities he desir Wiksning. GAsNISE. Galanb Mise like to meet him at the corner of Cumberland and Caught her? Not her! Most distressing; | Myrtle avenues, in front of Kloptach's drug store Maxghiy,, hosgbty Masala T will be dressed in a navy-blue dress, trimmed Wein casi bia eoalaane With butter-color lace and « navy-blue sailor hat. Mcekinc: touting atataine I will also wear a blue bow on the left aid e Joesph Hillyer im the Boston Globe, | "HCH he will algo please woar so 1 can recognia a him, ¥. ©. 8, Brookly xi 4 T posnesa the real “auburn'’ hair, have dark NEW WOMEN: THE LADY POSTs | yen eyes and very fale ekin, I am § feet 6 MAN. Inches, and In general am considered by all my aaa _ friends as very graceful. I am confident ‘‘Au- (From St, Paul'a) burn’ will be pleased with me if he te kind enough to give me and seem to and 1 would TY TYPEWRITER.” If among the many who no doubt will answer “Auburn's letter, Now, I have the necessary red hair, amiable disposition, am twenty-one old and considered rather good-looking, But one thing Tam afraid will not ault Mr. Auburn tt, not being born Wilhelml. Ne OP GERMANY, knowledged the Johann Hoff’s Malt Extract by a letter, | and appointed Johann Hott as Councillor | H Hoff’ s Matt Ex i | Women serve postmen in Austrila, tract has this and the example is likely to be fol- signature sen lowed here; but imagine the anguleh on neck Inve, of Letter-Carrier Arabella M having to deliver a letter In his writ- ASK. POR THE GENUINE ing to her hated rival, Mary Ann! sou ahy HOFFS MALT EXTRACT. Bero; ___ SEND YOU ton of Richwood and Wotsford, well| Why did he ever allow the hideous knowing betwoen whom the hynors thougit to enter his heart? would lie. | Better never have a penny than secure Richwood bore the scrutinizing with it at the sucrifice of his honor. cr Nias uaual” easy nonehal-| sitting there the consciousness of his (og ance; but at intervals a | ain settled over him like a pall. Hither- * feeling of deadly faintness tq je had allowed. hitmel) no time. to | tole over him, the trustees i! jk he had shunned Botsford as much do far off, 4 buzeink as possible. Now that the crucial mo- yund in his ear ment had arrived his sh was al It was only by more than he could bear. Even as the human effort he hel: good professor's kindly Voice bi | self togeth forcing him: | stiliness he determined, cost appear in his usual ie might, he would conf all to the ners | He never, once | friend hé had wronged Slanced in Rotators He would write a letter explaining, Fectlon, though the latter's | 10,8 ane mer iran iehe tager even ROU 0 tly, and then the college. for | boyteh pifect ; felt he could never face again, Sac rene, nm meant the cutting off of paused a moment before anno rs the fortunate one’s name; not @ sound broke the painful atiliness. | The faces of many grew white under the excitement of the moment. ie Richwo moistened his ips that he hard at we ‘one & 1 been ¢ ng might be able to reply to the professor's thing whieh came in his congratulations, and called ail hi Warr in order to earn the Strength of will into action to steac eer eithal to cate hin along hig shaking limbs, Bitterly the Tearatted having yielded to the Impulse which had led him into offer had come like the the ignominious act of which he was Kelton Mining toa dark wuilty. ° Glouc The friendship which had grown so Money was such a sca 2 part of his life, he knew in a fow m city with him, but above ments would be irretrievably lost. Bot all, the trip ‘to Europe. ford would despise him, but never be- The more he allowed the fellows together to hear the de-|tray him, this he ki but the knowl-| himself to dream on it, the more it were in @ quiver of excitement won him that he m main it. [fis "aitoner saa eas or ume masane of| And he hud good grounde to hope f oul A HUNDRED RED-HAIRED GIRLS, | lucky, 1 find 1 dave to work for my Ilving. Yet, Is looking for a trustworthy wite, the Man| ote who can cook him a good dinner and not o frivolous doll, he wi BOX OFFIC : fi DRY TIME COMING, It you're thirsty on a Sunday, you' For to-morrow'll be the Aryeat day we've had for It's going to be the dryest day that ever you did And the Jo doors will be closed, boys, as tight Dut yesterday four hundred men Joined tn @ tittle Twas a $25 lim{t, and they anted up thi Jerome scooped In the pot, boy: man went shy, Dut they don't want any more, boys; #0 Sunday | Don’t biame poor Teddy Roosevelt; he tried to ut Jerome to help him he couldn't stop PROCTOR'S. 173, Sate From 11 A.M. to 11 P. M.Sc. 280, and Waukee Wont, MAGGIE CLIN, stuff that cheers our souls, boys, when we get our supply, Which we wit! mot do to-morrow, for to-morrow Waison and Hutehin Curran, Dillon Bros, Beautiful Theo, and Hall nd When your throats are filled with dust, boys, perhaps you'll know the caus you'll vate for representatiy the time will come when we'll ACADEMY OF MUSIC, And all Sundays will be wet, boys, all Sundays “MAGNIFIG ENT THIUMER SPORTING. DUCHESS, Salva-cea (TRADE MARK), the modern curative, Hits The Mark EVERY TIME. efficacious than any liniment, embrocation, or extract. Especially useful in Summer for insect bites, sunburn, skin irritation. Of marvelous potency in chafings, siiff or sore muscles. A positive cure for piles. Heals wounds and old sores when everything else fails. Adtmlasion, Gdc.; Reserved Seats, $1; In the event of rain, performance in avert tant BROA Dway TARY a Magnificent Production { Wit dige of the Comic type ra. INNES 25 and go cents, IMEW'S PARISH HOUSE 4 sermon at # o'clock. ew will oMclate. _ Amusements. H ST. THEATRE ‘STANDARD THEATRE, "Sze ved" Seats” $1.00. AY MAT. ‘The Original oqnpEn dL RENTUGKY sou ALL THE ORIGINAL ALL THE FAMOUS PIC OF THE TERR THE ONLY TH TOWN WORTH MENTIONING! CPEN ROOF. HOUSE ALWAYS COOL. EVERYTHING NEW HUBER'S GREAT BILL, ry | _Nibio, set | ARE YOU FAT?—20 pounds eduction, @ meat with decided eft to health i ae starvation diet cure, drugs, acids, bandages, gap le ‘Trive. Den of 60 CAPT, SIDNEY MAN, Life-Saver. 100 OTHERS, THEATRE, Huber’s Comedy Co.—30 Artists. ff New York, will be held at ‘the Soa ‘Ank for Central COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS, HARLEM OPERA-HOUSE. MONDAY MATINEE, (Labor Day), ARRICK BURLESQUE COMPANY, in Herbert _Pucrner's Operatic Burlesque, THRILBY. SEATS NOW ON SALE, BROADWAY AND 30TH ST, uw! PERSONALLY ac-| a wr merits of the Genuine COMM of Commission, and decorated him with Fy) A | HONEST, STEADY BOY, aged 17, wishes the Order of the Crown. PALMER 8 Jerences, Address WIL! Beware of imitations, The genuine Johann! 1. cos sauence of serio MISS DELLA FOX vening, Bept. % At vise & MENDELaOM Co., Agents, New York, | N EA yv ®, and had been the sub: Ject_of general congratulation from ail RLY. ng men, I am extremely pleased to announce to vou the prise, the syecessful es Botsford.” deathly ile Hots" ‘arose, amid a roar slightly, then fell quickly raised and borne made no at: ‘why Richwood oung fellow mpt for the prize, considerable n Richwood 9) his face quite what on eartn sent you ing into Insensibility, 4 little something for you." y old man? Beet Hotsford, ‘do herewith present to my chosen friend, Hugh Richwood, of one thousand dollars, re- of Mrs. Prince, may see fit. LES BOTSFORD, lay white and w Hr ering. success on bis owD merits, as many eb ie8 valde t Tie Seger And so Mrs. Prince's, © ceived by me to be used as Amusements. ———— rT NOW OPEN SOera ewe Preeure O8th St, rR beatae, Faia Aven LABOR DAY, **}F X95RA% Vaudeville, Neon te Midnights ‘ow, comedic Geo. Leet jephants, from Rurope: Jerson pros, Donalasam Anders, Swellah, equitibelate; Bro 4 iy ‘American, nes at che Zoo,” W.'T, Carletom, of Carleton, Opera 1 Bros, James F. Hoey, 8 Sisters an and Pickaninaten, Isley and Sima ly Orcheatae Adolf Popper, Ward an@ jogers, LINK re, Lady Orchestra; others, 7 Concert, 2.30 to 1 P. Be Centioneam McAvoy, s Irving place, Management Charien Front MATINEE SA1 AT 2 EVE AT BENTLEY'S QU cagftr eg ag COUNTRY He THiOs cia CIRCUS, 65 ARENIC CELEB! Every afternoon 2.16 and evening 8.15, Reserved chairs S0c. Boxes, seating 6 aH Vv. every Eventeg 7 “WORLD! Admission to both. “Bde, Bicycles EXTRA MATINEE—LABOR DAY—M j Mpecia &, THEATRE. 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