The evening world. Newspaper, August 20, 1901, Page 7

Y ‘ TO BOTANISTS AND OTHERS. A rte sToRY oF THE LPR 2 Eee Avenue Ferre 10: Wine Prme Peeing Cal FEERLAADPGOEEDH EGS POEM IDITAROD IOG RONDE SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS. way downtow: rl wae te mount- airs, directly ia if nea sine hie for wealth. In fact 1 had Hed to her. aimiration the “L's discovers she were « patie nclacoxers ra 8 diamond 90! «| Me, and toll me of her struggle: poverty and of her sense of lonelines: r He learns ohe is 1h that 1 was sick and tired of my alm- Dennison, an artiat, and f atudto, My the weary tedium O love! It seemed an Pr ‘This visitor wa M. the next day. | good-looking fellow, geting Ruch theragikwanhetkise tot fotcihe |r perhaps. for there clevator at the Kennett Building suet | Oy eT yee ma py 8 the sock struck tw: nison with a deg And I soon found myvelt at the door | @mply made me mad. i Of Mian Helen Dennison's audio. VLE ahs feet ae TEI Re ‘A great French writer has said tnat! tore from the embers of an unappre- along in Miss Den- news which CBOOO000-4 o-3-Gxe- with women an ounce of courage will} clatcd {riendehin. 284-546-5053 &) much further than a pouad of m-] But To did not think of this, and 1 fdity, And so I was determined to be] tere geome, determined to bring mate aid, After dkiner 1 decided to make an Of course T teit that with “my He honorable proposal of marriage, and’ 1 1 actuatly thou her Ser peata allows: “Dear Miss Helen: As you are aware I have watched and admired and loved you for the last few months, and ever aince that unfortunate, or rather for- tunate, accident my esteem and regard for youShave deepened into the truest and ‘nopiest affection SUnworthy as I am of your love I want to make you a distinct and formal felen’) I might be bold, but I mi careful. For how m York society have men been effectually “turned down by a pretty yoman, Pihether that pretty woman be a down- town typewriter or an uptown saleslady or a “homeless” artis: offe: of my hand and heart But 1 soon found olf purchasing | “There Is no: much to me. But Tam ankalmoathiners namber of water-]Xoung—I_ am only thirty years of age, 4 Tam not too old to Improve un tle development, Tam not a poor man. Do not desplae es pave to confess that t ks to enloy with you, an income of $15,00 a year. color aketches of New England It was astonishing how many albuma Thad to look over. Tt muat e been accidental, but somehow or uther our hands constantiy|am a__well-conducted sort. of a fellow. touched each other as we turned over|Mrs. Swift, my housekeeper, and. hi Enorpletures, Srectat Ieelgone come. home tat » “Now, as you are a poor editor,” she| ty occupation Is that of a poor Ilterar sald, “don't you think you have pur-|editor ctruzgling for name and fame. chased too many? You must not be prince serie tone yes, love stor- . But I confess that Iam not extravagant, in the are of making love. At le! T found I had mup a bill for $250, and my instincts showed me that 1/1] wanted to gain that girl's heart it could not be by appealing to her gratitude, and so I aid: 1 “May I be forgiven for the deception {© am afraid, Miss Dennison, I have rather exceeded my limits ‘This, of course, involved a reselection of the picture: A tedious process | under ordinary circumatances, but not when you are constantly touching the ‘\ Gear little fingers of the girl you love. I left that studio feeling that I had made considerable progress. ‘Tho: tirely accidental. mean in the art of mcking a of marriage. WIL you be min Ing me for er or for worse, death do us ps q “REDO TWORTH.” thin letter, and and so I matle read heme with a singular presentiment that the next forty-elgh: hours Helen Denntson would be mine. But ft wes moze thaa forty-eight hours, It was three whole days before Tr celved a reply. T should add that turing these three J went to my office on the surface so that I would not meet Mise hixon: and 20 place her in an awk- rd ition. finger touches had not been en-| | waited for the mall on this third morning and there among my letters, cergainly within ‘The deep; loving expreanion of thone | eer jet arr ty atectione tan eyes was not merely gratitude, thus *s ‘i re The “poor editor” had evidently made | sere Wie ct the honey eee hake ttone an Impression where perhaps a rich [in as'siog ime to be your wife, but there young bachelor might have falled. are ancea <n connection with My visits to Miss Denntson's atudto |%OUR ar, AR ETO COTO were somewhat frequent. Aways think of me as your true ant T would have willingly bought up the|sympatlietic friend. whole place, But in my frequent visits “HELEN DENNISON. Thad found that "My Hi had (To Be Continved.) ep PARK LIBRARY — 'SPITTING LAW FOR STUDENTS.) A HARDSHIP. Uy SWEDISH SCHOOLHOUSE OPEN | MAGISTRATE HOGAN SAYS IT i SHOULD BE REVISED. Commissioner Cl M the Needs of Those Studying in Central Park, Man Arrested for Plece of a Ciga in a Cal Park Commisstoner Clausen to-day opened a new ilbrary In the building known as the Swedish Schoolhouse, on the west side of Central Park, near Beventy-ninth street, The Commireloner had noticed a large number of xtudents of botuny, entomol- ogy, bird life, landscape gardening and Kindred lines studying in the park and came to the conclusion that it was the duty of the elty to ald them so far an posalble. He wrote to the puylishers of various books on botany, &c., Interesting them in tho project, and they responded gen- erously, the shelves of the library being well filled with works on the various subjects to be followed, The bullding which the Hbrary occu-| ples possesscn some historical interest. It was bullt for the Swedish Govern- ment and used by it at the Centennial Exposition in Palladelphia. At the clo of the exposition the bullding was pre- asate to.this clty and placed’in Central ark, where it had been used as a! Because he bit off the end of a ci and spat ths plece on the floor of th amoking section of a Sixth avenue aur- face car G. H. Roney was arrested by OMcer Alfred Powe Squad, thia morning. Roner Is a clerk in the store of Simp ton, Crawford & Simpson, and resides at No. 21 West One Hundred and Fit- teenth sre “1 was on my way to work this morn- ing," he sald when arraigned before Magistrate Hogan, in the West Side Police Court. “I had been amoking a cigar and when It was atcut gone, pulled another one from my pocket a bit off the end, preparatory to lighting Mt. ‘The plecu I bit off I epat out, and was arrested Ike a common ¢hlef.": “The prisoner apat cut a mouthful of jobacco juice," declared the, o “Under the ut for trial,” ener, bondeman to-morrow, are, Seer gan, afterward. “It works great i, ship as it ‘now stands, Officers detailed 4 fc tareatorce, ee tay eee use: more) dis- of the Santtary icer. ww J am competled t tad Magistrate Ytowan to “You can go, but bring back a i ON Ae isin ald Maatatrate: Ho: Ra ape $ herited her sainted father's contempt T nad given her to understand (ard was a poor, struggling editor, an she rom day to Gay 08) in return had unourdened her soul to with ‘The girl toe| in this great city and of her yearnings ead by Wentwort ae. | for avmpathy. Quetntanes. In return for her confidence I told her lexs existence anainow: different | would And ft a man, a decitedly were streakn r often Mente his _ BIG Thomas's Play Greeted by Enthusiastic Au- dience at Academy. Augustus Thomas s stirring play ‘Art- zona" had a splendid revival leat even- ng at the Academy of Music, Where the pth of the stage gh am} oppor. tunity for the realization of the broad {pictures of action and the free aim Phere which characteriaea the telling © thin most latereating stage «tery. Atl that stagecraft could do, all that careful direction of ast! id accompiteh, has been done tn this care, and the resuit {aa presentation full of realism and wid @ helghtening of oll effects which makes [the occasion memoranie among the large iO prewentations given at this houre. The series of stage pietures were drawn with a fidelity to nature which transported the beholder out into a plain and mountain of that coun- strenuous and the heart of men beat true, Where, in. the previous production, horsen were merely suggested, here they actually appear, and the ploture of the movin alry covered with dust of the ackall desert ‘s a reproduction of the “real thing" as much as ts any plc- ture by Frederic There ts practi up of capable players, prominent among whom are Grace Thorne, as the wife of Col. Benham; @razler Coulter, as the Colonel; J. W. Cope, as the bluff ranch- owner, the part_piayed so admirably last season by Theodore Roberts, but which In the hands of Mr. Cone ‘loses none Nef tte rugged character; William Cant. Hodgeman, the villain, and Gustin Farnum, jag Tteut Denton. Messrs. Hazeltine and Farnym have fully renilzed all that the author Intended and act in aplendid aplelt Misy Olve May as Bonita Canby’ per- vades the whole play with a maldenly coquetry which makes One would gladly go Itudes of Arizona ant undergo all disgrace Listened up-n Denton to ain such # girl as she. In all of the void of the great stnge, surrounded by detalls which in a measure would tend to lessen the ind! ual influence of any layer, her: ality, neverthe- gently nnd charmingly ‘and rhe atond forth ax one of the salent elements of this production in which all of the players are stars, Edgar Selwyn, he Mexican, res peated hin success in producing one of the bert character bits seen on th age for a long while. ‘A word must be sald in pralew of the work of Walter Burridge and Charies H. Ritter, who painted the scenery from sketches made in Arizona, whither Man agers La Shelle and Hamlin rent) Mr Nurrid¢e on a special mission. Judging from the attendance last night the piay should have a long run at phe Academy. O. Hazeltine, pers: THE GARRIC. VED. The Garrick paran. Inet night with “Are You A Mason?" that acreamingly funny farce, which was xiven Inst seanon at Wallack's, but com- 1 to move on account of other at that would not make way for It is presented with nearly the same 1 balanced cast which gave It then, and the work of Leo Ditnehsteln, the apter, 4 atill the merry feature. He has toned down some of ita broad plats wo that {t ts now perfect In its way: It is a dimeult thing for a man to masquerade as a Woman and not oc- castonally ate ke a jurring note, ‘Thi Mr, Dit in does this shows now Hever an artiat he ts. He invests the part with the real buoyant spirit of farce, and, even though the one rinaue neene, which last\ year made the audience asp, remains, Mr. Ditrich stein goes through It with a smoothn and perfect amiabiiity which make the rourh edges at smooth as woven ailk. Miss Tittell, Saille Cohen and others ~ THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20, 1901; eIOXeK (414 STREET THEATRE a OCsOOaeK FOOOCOO0OOU0K act with vim, and the farmer's little dls. bing act ty stil! watched with interest omen who are Interested in the atest things in lingeri DE ANGELIS AT MANHATTAN. Jefferson De Angelis and his com: pany made merry at Manhattan Beach last night in “A Royal Rogue,” and created so much mirth that the laughter of ‘the audience almost drowned. the | sound of the sad sea w which 1s] wo @vothing to the th of Mr ents further down the} Patt. a ittle way with an. effervescence perfectly amazing. long odds one of the best ro has ever had, and the longer he etays art to It the more he mel‘ows it. He never letx the cnance foi to escape him, and every mu ‘are working overt! tic man that it would play all Hut un ever be ne featu he Im on the rich an enet Improbable that he tn hi it Ae the cessury, He Ix supported by an excellent com- pany, inchiding such vable singers and actorn ie Dungan, Fi nry Norman, k Kelly, John Dudley and George Hotiand, The Women are cap able, pretty and musteal. They Include Helen’ ftyron, Adele Marker, Gertrude McKenzie, Adine Bouvier, Allce Maud Poole and a chorus which might’ make nome along Broadway look to th * ely. The operatic comedy was w: and well sung, and Jefferson c himself that he has added one of the est to the notable reproductions by the seaside this summer, OTHER ATTRACTIONS. The Svengalla still continue to mystify OLIVE MAY IN '* ach. Mr. De Angelis's characterization oft) Iste Ballou ts familar to New York-{ but last night he came again to tac 0) | Paradise Gardens, vould probably you who will be the next: Mayor of New Yors, Oxcar eln hag lald a strict inhibition tes and the like, They never- nough that ts mystify in ing to sufiice. Stuart, UU, de wtitt retat along many other good numbers. the audences at tain the mon logulst, cause: and Suits also. hay and they scored w Young Mrs. Continuous rvall, the tnterim te- | yon and eventin: drama being a erpolations Hundred and Twenty-titth | Ford Fruit,’ which Avenue offering. Wan the Mil to oj Afterny, held over. T nty-third ite seaso riple | bill Won't treet Satur ores Felix and headliners In a iaui alled the “Vaudeville ¢ Simms and Aimee Angele: ever sket eM Lydia ch called armivhed Flat.” | Tony 1 is stilt by long otds the} popular attraction at) hie own The Blondells, stare in. the ‘atzenjammer Kids’ company; Favor and Sinclair, Belle Stewart anid ebght other “turne” complete the dil! “Florodora’ is still enjoying @ sgason of phenomenal prosperity. | Clarita’ Ho- dell, Mollle Mayne and Jeannette Low- t latory of wnen thi ance a OLIVE MAY THE BRIGHTEST STAR OF ae Garrick Reopens with the Merry Farce,'‘Are You a Mason?” the newcomer received inst ‘ Ison Op! nat nignt from. 1 was an appr pass wi Avenue Meeker-E da May REITHS: OOOL unfavorable weather, had a good at- tendance laat night, and the audience was amply repald, because the bil! wna| vod At Brighton Reach Manager Grover again furnished a meritorious bill, Mont- fomery and Stone wre “hold-overs,” ‘The trakieh Opera Company wan heartily recelved, and Wright Huntington, Louise Dresser, Jack Norworth and’ others went to make a moat enjoyable evoning, "The Pi Ameriean Girl,” at Bergen continues to draw, and tha udeville in the Trocadero and Rosat!'s Band in the Palm Garden are ax pop- wlar as ever ten acta thin week, Includ- an archers. At the Jerome Ave- ere is variety, as usual. At the Eden Musee the now Pan- American serics of moving pictures Is A attendance, 1° serien. haw h ard pi of the elected from over three hi tures taken by the beat artiste country. FOURTEENTH STRERT THEATRE, Charles BE. Blaney's production “The Mormon Wife’? was presented (or the itd time in New York at the Four- teenth Street Thea tonight. It ix a homespun production of Utah with enougn of Western to the audience, of the squealing stage as 4 bridal present Mormon wife of the Gentilo m was characteristic, and that the is were genuine there was no Ham to app Even the pau com prenenting the four-act sin Utah inthe umes n married one wife and ™ ‘aled” ay many others ax he could port has ny good people, As «John Turner, ¢ 2 WIT Rosalte Thomas ‘Were excellent, ag Tilly, the serv: chant tor walking with leas exe Re hit an Mille Jam ston as Mrs. Cora Young zman as Zeb Robbins were ny applauded Wiliam H. Turner, as Samuel Slick, the Mormon villain, was hireed by the y for his realtatic work, which was er en for any actor, The 0 of Misa Gertrude Haynes and t hotr Celestial In the Mormon "Mbernacle scene wax well re- ceiver An audience that packed the theatre the production a BATTLE AT GLEN ISLAND. Everything in inf readiness for the sham battie at Glen Island Wednesday Afternoon between the Brule Sioux bri and the detachment of regulars from Fort Slocum. under command of Capt, Hellew of the Twelfth Infantry, ‘The inet rehearsal was held yesterday, and the Indiana died at ihe proper time aad In the most approved manner. DIES A MARTYR TOHERCURIOSITY MEES VIOLENT DEATH AS TWO z SISTERS WAIT. Merkel Leans Oat of a Fifth. Story Window and Plunges to the Yard Below. Low ———_ Loulae Merkel, twenty-five years old, who Ives with her two sisters on the fifth floor of the apartment house, No. 13% East Ninety-sixth street, met | tragic death to-day as she was pre- paring to start out for her day's work. While the other two gi waited she was sitting at a rear window, hurriedly mending a tear In her dress. When It was done she samped up, when some- thing on the roof opposite attracted her attention. Prompted by clriosity, she leaned out quickly over the low yill, lost her bal- ance and p:unged through the great height to the yard below. She was taken to t Prabytrian Hosp: tal and dled there two hours ater. M. Nyaséne Commits Suletde, BRUSQEL#, Aus. ¥.—M. Ny: 3, former Minister of Industry and Labor, committed sulel@e thia morning- by shooting himeelf with a revolver in the ht temple. Domestic. trouble |e as- aligned ap Cause for the act. ~ INVENTOR WALSH MISSING A MONTH STARTED FOR IONA ISLAND TO TEST ARMOR PLATE. es Thought He Was There tl Notified he Mad Not Tarned Up. Reta The police to-day sent out a general alarm for Robert F. Walsh, of No We Park avenue, Brookly who has been missing from his home since July 14 Mr. Walsh is an inventor of some note, and has patents for a large num- ber of Inventions, most of then. con nected with warships, He had just se- cured # patent on « new armor place for crulsers, and It was to exploit this that he left his home on the date named with the Intention of proceeding to Iona Irl- and, which ta just off Fort Montgomory, N.Y, Bince that day Mr. Waleh has not been seen. His relatives thought he was at lona Island, but 1 message re- ceived from there yeaterday sald he had not reached that point. The description appended to the alarm NAD DOG SCARES MANY CHILDREN, RUNS WILD IN AMSTERDAM CLAIMS KEENE AS BEST FRIEND | MYSTERIOUS ALCOHOLIC PA- t the} $ station dis mal with a bullet Then Poll Weat Sixty patehed the a There were a great many caildren on the atreet at the time, and parents | hastened to get them out o uy | One child Was knoe! mad dug but ved brut Ls an follows: Fifty-elght years old, 5 (eet & inches In height, gray mustache and hair, blue eyes, wolght 160 pounds, On one arm the letters, “RF. W." are tattoved. WHER® THE MILLIONS MEET— The Want Pages of the Sunday Woajd every Sunday. AVENUE UNTIL KILLED. TIENT NOT TALKATIVE. One Child Is Knocked Down by the| apoker William Helvin, He Say Bowst hin tle Parent liebe, and Gty ancial Masnate but ts Not nltten, en ge rege. A mad dog running wild in Amaterdam| patient in the Rellevue Hospital Avenue in the neighborhood of Bixty-tirs: : s ward who sayy he ts Wiillaa nd Sixty-second atreets caused a great!" aren ho raya Vila tied of excitement today, though for-[Belvin, a broker, forty-one years oll, tunately nolone Was bitten: Hinterests the attendants {man unusual ‘The dog, which was hla and Mack. | tegree tonatie. protruding and J Necked | Well ant carefully dressed when he ea- jwith foam. Tt ran along Sixty \ 1 the hospital and requested tnat Jatreet to Amsterdam avenue, then O82 ye ne taken care of, ax he was 1! « aventie to the New York Infan themaxenus, Gi W York Infant) hen aaket his name the man hesi-| Asylum, where it ran into 4 area | ; footd ated, but Analy gaye it, adding, hows © that he had no home. He was then asket to give the name of his best friend, to whom referen: uld be made concerning him, aa re quired by the hospital rules, and att i pause of some moments, walt R. Keene, of No. 30 Broad street. It ta eald at che hospital that he has the appearanze of a man who Is recov Ing from a debauch, but waa quite soder when he walked ints the hospital, al- though very Le This poce PARLOR BUITE, highly py fered in st k tapestry, best stee: worany finished frames, up- ay ARTUR RAMS ee EDI OUR COZY FLAT Completely Furnished, at Chiffonter, 6 drawers, in oak. formerly t 4.98 wn'375 You Don't Need Money. WE GIVE YOU CREDIT. One Dollar Per Week Opens an Account. Cor. 46th St. and 8th Ave. OFERTIL 18 Beat UNTIL 10 P.M. The diseases most feared are those which are | inherited —handed down ftom generation to gen- ion, and family to family, 2: far the most j destructive of these is Cancer, hich finds the greatest number of its victims amony the children and grand-children of those whose blood was 4h tainted with this dreadful malady, You may carry this poison in the blood for years, but as the vital powers begin to wane a slight bruise or cut, wart or mole, sore or pimple may develop jnto Cancer, From middle life to old age is the time when the slumbering poison is most apt to break ont, a sore or ulcer oftes degenerating into Cancer, and Tumors become more progressive and ulcerate through the skin; the sharp shooting pains causing the most intense The Cancer patient naturally grows despondent as one after another the usual remedies fail, and the sore shows no sign of healing. The impurities that have been accumulating in the system, perhaps for generations, cammot be eliminated nor the poisoned bi made pure by salves, washes and plasters, ‘The proper treatinent is to purify and build up the blood, remove the cause, when | the sore or ulcer heals, Mr. J. B. S.S.S. r Arnold, of Greenwood, 8. 0., writes: “A tiny uloer came, just under the left eyo. It be- gan spreading, and grew worse rapidly, destroy- {ng tho Sesh as it went. As Cancer is hereditary in my family I became thoroughly alarmed, con- into the Blood, de stroys the virus, sulting the best physicians and taking many} cerous cells and Blood modicines, none of which did me any good, | cleanses the of wi ne of our leading drugyists advised me to| impurities. we: try 5.8, 5., and by the time I had taken the second | say of S.S.S, asacure, bottle the Cancer began to show signs of heallhg, | (57 Cancer is: j the disch: ow gradually less and finally coased supported | altogether, the sore dried up and nothing remains | by the testimony of} ‘alight ecar. I feel that lowe my lifetoS.8.8,.” | tose who have tasted! went 4 itand been restored to health. Regin in time, don’t wait until the blood is so polluted and the system, so thoroughly saturated with the poison that no medicine, however i can check the progress of the disease. If there is a taint in your blood get out at once, don't wait for some external evidence of it, the ay da tumor or ulcer. We have prepared a special book on Cancer which we will mail free. Our physicians are ready to help you by their advice and euch. direction as your case requires. Write us fully and freely —no for. medical advice. SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. ATLANTA, Excursions. Amusement and Edecation rel Theat Amusement Manhattan Beach 7%}. ¥. SOUSA 473 BAND, Bd CHINA & PAIN'S FIREWORKS PAIN’S CARNIVAL SATURDAY NIGHT. re Jefferson | A Royal 42 ce ee fe Anis ROU Operatic To- D t Comedy HAMMERSTEIN'R gad,H'way,7thav. ‘PARADISE’ land.'* 4 valry. GARDENS. bowling, blituras ‘TIME TARLE_OTRA Grpseas ne re 9c nga 1.0 ieee On the Combined Roots {lass Inclosed of the Victoria & Republic Thess. Fully Prote:tsd TO-NIGHT THe SVENGALIS or ot lath st. & Irving Pl. | _Unctuding Admission to All Attrestions, Excursion Routes to the Sea. LONG ISLAND RAJLAQAD. aye New York an Have tae, cea | pMANHATTAN, BEACH. Nights & Sat LEAVE. ST HTH BT. no 4 Dal., Bite. é 9.59, 11.08 A Me 1.40, 2.10, 2.46, F409, 8:10, EXCELLING ACADEMY THE MORMON WIFE A Momenpun, Sympathetic Story of U 3) and 10.50 PLS y { Gast Now York 25 minutes after ith at. time 4 FROM WIHITEMALL §T., N.Y., via 29th Ot Perry. connecting with seems © p41 Hatiroad, leave on week daye , 10.00, 11.00" 8. 12.00: noee, © M, every forty minvese URSION PARE, @ CENTS. ROCKAWAY, BEACH, Traine leave 4 SH. £40, by Bronwen Co. ke ag Hit. | Brock Co} ‘Ov ttomard, Me Vautertile 31 CPORMDDRS PRUIT. Lau [The Open Gate, Big Vauder’ 3, TINUOUS | art #How, <D 20 CENTS. INCLAIR ¥ STEWART, HAYE: WESTON & LEN AND THE NLONDELLS GA CK THRATRE. yun 0 GARRICK, "Wedngaday & Saturday THI REAT. | Bye, 320, Matiness 2.15. Laban Lonsesses. | 4p seer” AE NOU A MASON | RROCKER © Al. WAYMAN @ CO Returning, 11.65 PLM. LONG BRANCH AND BACK, 59a. ASDURY PARK AND DACK, Ste. PATTEN LINE, ———— THRO' NEW GOVERNMENT ROBERTS 1 Ys fat, 9.00 db *1L00 a FRINGIS WILSON. ft fSRE isnt Wt Ee ary BERGEN BEACH |i ee oe ame BEACH TEES ceavexs (GEN’L SLOGUM an “ML peta GRAND REPUBLIC FLOATING ROOF-GARDEN ;\)\.° LIRR OMS SOP Mo Bat planting? PM lop N.Y. Theatre ery Nightat 8.50 LR EES re You Looking ‘ETH 8 ad for Facts? EDEN eee Lgreds ME SER fa ee KING sin OPIUM RING. Brooklyn Amusements. Misc is wana They're in the [orld ~ylmanac. ©] 4991 Werlt Abmanac and Rucyelopedian © ® @) | A reference dook af over COO pene, L000 tepted and 10,000 facta, ¢¢ f Bubstantlally: Bowed. fa BRIGHTON BEACH ty Mate catidren trimmed agen ° irom newadealer®, Sunday World Wante move the business world. the formation of Cam- + |