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The evening world., 1888-05-28
BLOOM FOR THE HOSPITALS.
THERELL BIZ PLENTY or 1T LEFT FROM
MEMORIAL DAY.

Commis-iencr Brennan Has 70 Drive the
Truok-Mest Euceurrg cling Reports From
the Committee at "Tbo C~ottaso"-An
VIII ne Known Tonight.
A wide band Of white canvas, bearing the
inscription. /" The Floral Committee, G.. A..
r." in big blue letters, encircles the piazza
Of the Cottage" in Union Square.
For the next two or three days that piotur-
esque little building will be the scene Of busy
activity, for all the ffty-two Grand Army
posts in the city will send delegations there
to secure orders for their supply of flowers
for decorating the soldiers graves on Me-
mortal Day.
Mr.. Evans, the Chairman OF the commit
tee, was on hand early this morning, and
was engaged IN addressing a big pile of postal
cards when the representative Of The EVEN
mo Womb arrived.
"We will hardly get into the rush until to-
morrow" he said. "for the notifications from
the schools are only Just beginning to come
in. ! expect q big batch in this afternoons late
mail. The children will probably bring
most of their flowers TO the schools to-day,
and the principals will send in their reports
after tie schools close and the plants nave
been counted.
81 have taken precautions this year to give
hNAVt W nv pontn NAtNhA w " thS SAhopA
for their supply to report here afterwards
how many pots they leave ut each school, 30
that by Wednesday morning Mt 0 o'clock, II
the order Is observed, l shall know Just
about how many have been left over and
where they are.
From the few notifications I have already
received, 1t looks as If the contributions
would be more generous than usual, and as
several of the posts did their decorating yes
terday, and bought their flowers for the pur-
pose. the surplus which will be available for
| the hospitals from the school children's con-
tributions ought to be very large.
ITO any hospitals which send here for
flowers after Tuesday evening 1 will glad v
give orders on the schools until the supply
Is exhausted"
A number Of posts sent representatives to
the Cottage {" this morning for their supply,
but were told to come again tomorrow.
Some of them brought their trucks with
them expecting to take away the flowers.
Thomas s. Brennan, of the Board of Com
missioners of Charities and Correction, said
this morning: =" think we can take all the
flowers that the committee will give us, and
the suggestion hat 1t Is the poor charity
patients and the inmates of the public insti-
tutions who will appreciate the gift most
agree with entirely.
1t is a genuine gift, and you may say that
II the Board Is informed where the flowers
are to be obtained we will send to any part
Of the city for them, and see that they are
collected and equally distributed among the
various institutions under our control.
ut will be lone II I have TO go out to
drive the trucks and do the collecting my
self; and Pm sure Commissioner Porter
would not object to going along with me to
II Mr.. Porter did have any objections he
didn't say SO, but he beamed ~benignantly
through his spectacles upon his colleague
n looked as If he indorsed all he said.
The evening world., 1888-05-28

to ~ EuHUF y " EVbWtHV WUTW'
notice in The EVENING WORLD an article
in which it is stated that Buffalo Bill claims
the sole honor of introducing popcorn to the
English public. This is a great mistake on
Col. Cody's part.
In 1873, and, for all I can say, for some
time before, an American named Strange
sta ted q store in Scarborough. England. and
during the season Scarborough is o very
fashionable watering-p place. sold popcorn
favored with lemon. vanilla. chocolate and
r~alafia. the price being four cents per ounce
or 90 cents per pound. The same firm had
at least six stores in other towns in England.
/ can vouch for the above, as most Of my
pocket money went that way.
Tuxedo Park, May Is. q. ". FowLpEN.
The evening world., 1888-05-28
The Flying Dove Of Peace.

Life screen calendar. An imported ideal head. An i'm
ported frosted snow scene and . full set Of magnificent
floral cards. Fourteen artistic pieces. Sent 70 any ono
who will buy from q druggist q box of the genuine On.
O. MoLASE's CELEBRATED Liver PnLs (proe as ots. }
and mail us the outside wrapper from the box with Z
cents in stamps. Write your address plainly. FILMING
Bros. Pittsburg. Pa
On. @. MoLASE's Liver PILLS are = sure euro for
Sick Headache. Biiousnsss and Dyspepsia. Thsy are
peculiarly adapted for ladies'. and arc absolutely safe
prepared from the purest materials.
The evening world., 1888-05-28

UR big amatuer ath-
letic clubs. the Man.
haitian and the New
York, are at cross
purposes again. The
present hard feeling is
caused by the resigna-
ton Of W. O. Dohm,
the crack Princeton
n from o men,
bership Of less than O
week in the Cherry
Diamond Club, and his
immediate reception
into the New York
Athletic Club. II ia
claimed that the New
Athletic Club
The evening world., 1888-05-28
OvERwoRKED GROCERY CLERKS.

Their emned Are Moderate and Might
Easily lie Granted.
10 tie Editor # TAs Ersnino World
You have always been with the workers in
in their just demands, and l AM glad to see
you take up the cause of the grocery clerks,
Their demands are very modest to close
day. With your aid we will be successful
yet. Any clerk wanting shorter hours please
communicate with M. j. CASSIDY.
S62 Tenth avenue.
The evening world., 1888-05-28

To ns Editor Of Tas Evening World:
I saw in The EVENING WORLD that Buffalo
Bill claims the honor of first introducing
popcorn into England. II he thinks he did
this he is very much mistaken. In about
1916 I knew Q man by the name of Olmsted
Ferris. who lived on q farm one mile west of
Galesburg, IL. He raised q large lot Of pop
corn and shipped some to England, went
CORN and sent Rop 70 Queen Victoria and re-
ceived her thanks for 1t.
These facts can be ~sustantiated by several
persons now living in and near Galesburg,
Ill. r. III. RowLEY.
The evening world., 1888-05-28
Mr. POwDERLY AND ,sst MBLH 40.

The General Master Werh Decision to
he Given on Friday Evening".
Contrary to expectation, yesterdays meet
ing of District Assembly 40 was most peace
full.
General Master Workman Powderly was
present, but did not preside. Nor did he de-
mand the charter from MIR. Quinn. He heard
and r. served his decisi on until Friday even
ing, when IL will be rendered at o special
meeting.
The evening world., 1888-05-28
Brooklyn Theatres.

''The Silver King, - one Of the best melodramas
written for years, win be at q. r. Jacobs's Brook
lyn Theatre tonight There will DO an excellent
company under the management OF George l. Har-
rison, with Carl Haswin in the cast "The Silver
playgoers OF to-day have seen It, but II 10 one Of the
few melodramas that can advantageously be seen
two or three times.
Lost In New York, with Its 60, 900 gallons OF
real water, will be at the Lee Avenue Academy Of
Music this week. There ia some very realistic
scenery In this play. OF course the river scene,
with its steamboat and other craft, will be the
most conspicuous feature.
Frank Mayo will be at the Amphion Academy to-
night He will present the - Royal Guard " during
Wednesday and Saturday mstinees, when "Nor
deck " viii be the attraction. Next week a new
play by p. 8. Munro, called '.PaPvenues, - win 10
made known at this house.
The evening world., 1888-05-28

The Ancient Order Of Foresters united lodRe)
are making great preparations for q picnic and
games at Jones's Woods and Washington Park on
Sept 10. which will be known, as in England, as
Foresters' Day. Already forty-two courts have
Joined, representing twelve thousand members
The Officers Of the Executive Council OF the High
Court will be here from Chicago. There will be
athletic games and q balloon ascension.
The evening world., 1888-05-28
Boush. I. I'm London Eight Year. Ago.

Bought II in London Eight Years Ago.
10 tie Editor Of TIE Epentng World:
|: IF Buffalo Bill claims to have introduced
sugared popcorn into Britain he makes q
mistake. I nave bought them in Commercial
road, Oxford street and Edgeware road. in
London, and in Glasgow at the corner of st.
Vincent and Queen streets eight years ago.
which was. I guess, some time before Buffalo
Bill saw England. WIN. R. Y,
las Ninth street, South Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1888-05-28
An Employer who I. willing TO Close

To the Editor Of IT, Evenina World!
l think our move to close up grocery stores
at 8 o'clock evenings is a very good one. II
would benefit the bosses as wellas clerks.
keep q grocery at 2057 Third avenue, Harlem.
/ open Mt 8. 80 in the morning. l want to be
the first to sign Nh agreement to close at 8 p
NJ, giving myself as we'll as my help the
much.needed rest.
II the closing can be made universal 1.
would be q great benefit. II not. then il
cannot be carried out. Respectfully,
l. PoPpER, 2O57 Third avenue.
The evening world., 1888-05-28

Herr Most, the Anarchist Indignantly denies the
rumor that q bomb factory belonging to him had
been discovered in Connecticut.
"It is all wind, all wind" he declared to an
EVENING WORLD reporter to-day, waving his arms
frantically over his head, ''there IL no truth In 1t
ut ALL"
'You deny then, that you have O bomb factory
in that place 2" asked the reporter.
"1f we had q bomb factory, " replied Most, .'do
you suppose we would let the papers know about
III But It exists only in the Imagination Of tue
people who started the rumor."
The evening world., 1888-05-28
BUFFALO BILL AND POPCORN.

The Claim That He Introduced the Delioacy
in England disputed.
10 ne Editor Of The EVENING World.
Buffalo Bill is claiming too much when he
wants the credit Of introducing popcorn eat
ing into England.
Many o penny I have spent on the luscious
popcorn ball, and could name numbers Of
twenty years, some of them very near the
grounds of the Wild West show.
Buffalo Bill may have made eating pop
corn more fashionable, but he nevor intro
duced il. A STURDY BRIToN.
The evening world., 1888-05-28
Emanuel M. HeImerdInaer Dead.

MT. Emanuel Max Helmerdinger, father OF the
Park row advertising agent, died suddenly this
morning at his residence, Is East Seventy eighth
street. He enjoyed the best of health until o few
days ago, when he complained OF o pain ut the
heart He was taken with fainting spells last even
ing, and died &C an early hour In the morning. Mr..
Heimerdinger was formerly an importer Of cigar
mouids, but for several years he devoted his atten-
ton to the newspaper advertising business which
hts son mad established. He was sixty-four years
OF age.
The evening world., 1888-05-28
$4,000 for Ireland.

!. The Executive Committee OF the Parliamentary
Fund Association has resolved to send $40, 900 10
the irish Parliamentary Party by Sir Thomas Graf
tao Esmonde, who leaves New York for Ireland
to-moTroM lluesdAyl morning.
The evening world., 1888-05-28

An EVENING WORLD reporter called on Col. Hahn
this morning and asked him about the alleged
ticket swim jling on the l. roads. Col. Hahn
said: 81 don't propose TO make any statement.
IL don't concern the public"
The evening world., 1888-05-28
A pupil small but Percephve.

Miss Edith Congdon having arrived atthe mature
age Of six years. recently began the pursuit Of
knowledge at o public school. On her return home
me nrsi day she was iull OF her new experiences
Mamma asked:
Well, Edith, what did you learn to-day IN
To winch came the ready response: a. learned
that my teacher wears an exceedaDie big busile."
The evening world., 1888-05-28
Cnuxht with stolen silver.

Thomas Clark, who says he lives at 4Os East FIJI
teenth street and is q plumber, was arrested on
Eighteenth street, near Seventh avenue, at 8 A. N.
to-day by Policeman r. j. Brown, OF the Thirtieth
street station. He had wrapped IN O table-cloth q
complete set Of silverware numbering about thirty
pieces, among them o napkin ring with the Initials
al Nm
The evening world., 1888-05-28

village church, for the hand OF his only
ehiid-his Florence-whose graceful, golden
head he had resolved should wear the coronet
OF his old friend and ~neiRhbor, Lord Mere
"Confound his impudencsi" muttered the
lrete old Squire, as after thus abruptly dis
missing the presumptuous young orRanist, he
entered the breakfast room, where Florence,
morning rObe-heE sweet, Madonna face
The evening world., 1888-05-28
THE NIGHT OF THE FIRE.
By r. @. FRANKS.

EFT out OF my sight,
sir, this instant, and
never dare to enter my
house again upon such
an errand |" exclaimed
Squire Brandon at last,
after listening in
s~peeohless amazement
to the modest demand
Of Frank Everett. the
young orRanist of the
The evening world., 1888-05-28
Employer aud mployse. Compromise.

ESPECIAL To TUE wouLp.i
PiTTsBuRG, May 2s.-The employees Of the Ma
tional Tube Works, and also OF the Singer, Nlmict
d Go. . works, have accepted the - compromise .
reduction of 8 per cent. TIE original plan was u
reduce wages 10 per cent.
The evening world., 1888-05-28
United Labor and Ballo, Reform.

At q meeting of the United Labor party, of the
Twenty-second District, on Saturday evening last.
upon motion Of Peer X. Gatens. Secretary, of the
county Organization OF the United Labor party. res
olutions were adopted, calling upon Gov. Hin to
sign the Ballot Reform bill. In the interest OF hon
eat Votera.
The evening world., 1888-05-28
s~auIre,s Desiro to Get Back.

Ex-Commissioner Rollln P. Squire is on the war;
path. 1t Ia saio on good authority that the expect
Chief Of the Department Of Public Works has begun
a suit for his reinstatement He has all along
claimed that his removal was illegal and he wants
Gen, Newton to vacAte the ONCE.
The evening world., 1888-05-28

Niagara Falls ut Coney Island.
Preparations are going on rapidly for the repre-
sentation OF Niagara Falls, to be given Of the
Coney Island Sea Beach Exposition. The water
front will extend elghty-one feet aud toe wafer
Will fall twenty feet An experimental display
will soon take place.
The evening world., 1888-05-28
Two KolI Of Merit Bows.

In class Q Of Grammar School is. at 1928
Fifth street, julius Goldwater. of LOG Avenue
b, and Anton Friedman, of 1858 East Tenth
street, gained the maximum number of marks
last week and are reported by their teacher
as having stood highest for attendance, de-
pertinent and excellence in studies.
The evening world., 1888-05-28
OUT OF THE REALM OF SPORTS
BREEZY ITEMS FROM THE CLUB-ROOM,
THE COURSE AND FIELD.

A New U~npieasantnc~s Between the New
York and Manhattan Athletic Ciubs-Thc
Country ttub's stcepIechase-A Coming
Amateur Professional Bout with the
Gloves-McLaushliu on Saturdays Loss.
The evening world., 1888-05-28

A NEW DEPARTURE BEEN @ ,0 %aSs IN T nas
WORLD In Us police court series. Thev are susr1-
,ohere copied, read ana discussed. Ren DR.. Mao
Arthur ,DtH act as The WORLDS poltcs court re-
nOrter Lo-ddU.
The evening world., 1888-05-28
A Welcome Change ON the Erie Road.

a WoIcOme ChaDRe on tho Erie H0nd.
The dense smoke which has been an annoyance
TO passengers on the Erie road Will never more be-
CRIME their faces and intercept their view OF the
picturesque scenery. The smoke came from burn
step In prohibiting Its further use. Hereafter all
trains on tue Erie will DC hauled by engines using
hard coal.
The evening world., 1888-05-28

A sAYR, sure cure for coughs and colds, ADAMson's
BOTANIC BALKAN. KMsMIN. 2bth st.. lthiAve. -
The evening world., 1888-05-28
B0SKIME PILLS!

or Pellets made from Oatmeal Husk, and rioh Ia
.'Bosktne." Natures Laxative. Anti Bilious and
Corrective. Cures CHRONIC CONSTIPATION,
NAUSEA, SICK HEADACHE AND BiLlOUsHEsS.
26c. per box. All Drug StoreA
q. o. Il. co.. 100 Fulton st.. New York
The evening world., 1888-05-28
REV. DR.. MACARTHUR p poS ~'"' e Go :
Justice in The WORLD to-morroso morning. The
interest in this series grotos dpace.

Steamer Marathon Hauled on.
ESPECIAL TO THE woRLD.l
BOSTON. May %. The British steamer Marathon,
from Liverpool, went ashore on Georges Island,
Boston Harbor. She was hauled OF at 80 this
nnnrnin0
The evening world., 1888-05-28

A six-day boxing tournament will be held
in the Oakland Rink, in Jersey City, begin
ming June IL, and 81, 600 in prizes will be Of
fered for professional competitors, with
medals for amateurs. Billy Madden is the
will be under his management. Entries close
June 9 at the Sporting Times Office, rs Park
row.
The evening world., 1888-05-28
NEW DEPARTURE q, M, '0S ,n"%. =" ia ia

WORLD In rs police court series. They are eperv-
,Uhere copied, read ana discussed. Rer. Dr.. Mao
Arthur uofn act as THB WORLDS police court re-
norLer kn-dnn.
The evening world., 1888-05-28

made propositions to Dung Dohm in the very
moment of his triumph in the quarter-mile
run on turf at the games at Cedarhurst, which
was the first proof of any remarkable form he
had given, offering him q place on the team
Just organized for q trip to England.
The evening world., 1888-05-28

1t is said that Mr.. Philip Dwyer read Jimmy
for Hanover, in the Brooklyn Cup race on
Saturday, to Isaac Murphy on Volante. Nc
Laughlin, who had just been presented with
/ 900 for riding Seymour to victory, said he
could not hear Volante, because his ears
was outside of him, as he was pretty well
out himself.
The evening world., 1888-05-28

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The evening world., 1888-05-28

Mr.. George Morgan, the we'll known sport.
ing man, who first introduced polo pony
riding in this city, leaves for France THU
week. He will VISIT Carlsbad.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

We do IL IN the same way that the blind
man readS-by the sense or feeling. But be-
fore we can read these cards they mus. be
put in shape. This is done with a ring which
Is worn on the most convenient finger. On
the inside Of the ring-I mean the part under
the fingers little steel spur not sharp
enough to penetrate tho cards and make a
hole which would be detected, but slight in
dentatlon, resembling a pinple. on the back
Ok the card, but 50 small that with close OBJ
serva,lon It would not be noticed. This We
cannot SEQ, but we can feel 1t, and the loca-
ton Is tho cipner TO the denomination of the
card OF course, we have To see ard handle
the cards before they can BE- marked y but
ss We csn handle from FIVE to ten cards each
deal, It does not take long to have all the inn
portant cards punctureo.
Reading cards marked IN this wav il easy
70 me- have one system as 20 the location
Of marks. and i Is just as simple as telling
the time By the location OF the hands Of a
clock IN tho absence OF the regular dial
figures. Sharp PLAYERS make their p1nctures
50 slight that they cannot % detected by the
ordinary sense Of feeling. The reading ia
then doaa with the ball Of the thumb. from
which the outer euticls has been removed bv
acid TIE neither skin Is very tender and
readily responds when it comes in contact
with The mark Greeks Of this class can be
detected By watching the thumb of the right
hand IN dealing II it has a sliding motion
up and down the cards then you can bet two
q one that the dealer has xot book for the
bind 10 read Chicago Herald
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

How many sfencgrsphers do you suppose
there are in Chicsgof' vas the inquiry Of an
employment agency man the other dav. The
Stroller would not hazard guess. About
5.ooo. rs near as I ran nsks out. : said my in
terrogstor. He explained further that their
wages averaged from $40 20 SIS n week. a
Few of the most competent getting more
than the after figure. and great many re-
ceiVing less than sl0 They are mostly
women. snd there Is an srny of them con-
stantly in search of PLACES. The hours ara
not bard, usually ranging from s OF IA the
morning 20 5 or = In she afternoon. with
nearly an hour at noon for luBch But tho
wor< IL very confaing
The busireSs IS entirely ovrrtiona.~ = said
ny informsnk 1T has become a sort Il
mania WITH girls. and TREY ars eeIng into is
IA such numbers that the s0pnly i slreadT
entirely cat of proportion 80 tie Demand II
! had She education ~ young grin charxs
! Evu'iid stronElv disgusds her frou learning
stenoeraPhy. II addition to the ovsrrrowsls<i
STATE - The profession. Ed5son's neTv pbano-
EraDh w.l entirely DISPENSE With the ne.es-
sify ~ stenceTtT hers. Il ib VII DO al tat u
ciaizns.i soT q Ny sivica - girls who wan.
G. fs taerselves - eara - living is % sry
scrsething elss sh&a stenclsraphy 7-Chicsgo
l1DrnaL
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01
M ,Tirer - Drias..

Th.s = = hsssv s-e s1d = busy rountrv. ars
reerie do Hcs rant 90 - gwen unnecessary
troubie thr1uZh tae sfurAiifg q rae z.i -
81 their drinks Jrst il TIE ri5i3le y = GOD
Scor~. cr j7st ss 80 rcfut of a. anecfoea kas
been srffvei s. the sfuvii ha~senlier acts he
crters n,iVefi and - cssnpslies3 81 ask every
hasir sr1ia Or serve rcu sorlesefrg- yau BeTer
taoGsa - orSeFfnv. Re interrupts The cona-
pauT wsthrHx ccrfrr1ctaou - c1nscicuce. znd
tae company ard Story ara utterly brsken -
sn,i kncckes susf~zse. He ksceznes nrsf,l7
fsrniiisr. eat nrv-rtassrsz -~wer fsii< - fsr-
gpt the sors ~ drsnk yoa A<e. n<~er rerarr.-
hsfs rolT nasis, eivs yoa vich7 iassssz,z Il
~itzsr - asx ~ita ys'Er ls1ssor, and n =
duzen ethsr wzFs Esakrs voa ws<h Ne ~es =
kes0 mis- a-,r ~ else unzierx1os<f as essss-
- ~ol<s D>uocr~s
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

Ssalskic now SC fashionable, can hardly
e. out ~ style OF uss. Tor n0tvithstan-ling
claims % tha coutrarY tie far seal IS by no
nloans liable % extsrufration. The number
taken IN any one season - strictly limited 70
too 0Co. and TIE destruction Il females IS ab-
soiucsiy prohibited. Large a. this figure
nay seegn. The nrlrloer os sssls visiting the
Islands ia sae scasoa Is - large tnlt it n 40
way endanErrs The supply. and merely thias
toens down from year 60 Ye1r. ls - a fair
iufsrpncs from 5ho~e facts that seaiskin furs
ers rsvar likely To ae as odasp as many other
kinds are. Ths supply tocs nos greatly 3uc-
ru2ts from yeas 70 year. end the 10000
skins annually obtalael have 10 meet tho en-
Tire dernanrss II tbs worlds m.rSstS They
may De nlore or less fashionable az one time
thaa another. and with the agcfuations 0f
fashion cooie fUctlstions of value, but there
viii aivnvs 10 snf7csens de-rand fcr so beau
tf1i an arsicie ~ TO absorb the supply
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01
Our Dress Goods

Are divided into six different lots of 1Oc,
1 &c. zoe, :}3c, 42c and 62 1-2c per yard. The
higher prices contain our very finest and
best French fabrics, excepting the finest
Ladies' Cloths and BrOadclOths.
The 1Oc goods are double width and re-
duced from I-2c; the &c lot from 20 and
25c: the :}3c lot from 81 1-2. 45 and SOC; the
ace lot from SO and 62 1-2c. and the 62 1-2c
lot from 75, 81 I-2c, 81 and $l.25. No re-
serve or limits.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

Link sleeve buttons. Elelfium 90 small in
kizs. ars the sort Affected - the younger
snel n1 Nsw York city These may be ot
Fold O. silver aad srs often unique Ia Do
si,n- as = sl4a,Es lcr ols nak AID bss for
a1otrer
Tho Disposition of New Torkers toward
a. Ink boltoas - 40 uleans zffects TIE
ropllzriry q single buttons IN square,
rould a.d eblon9 forms which, outside OK
t1s iocaisy nlentioHesl, are very popular.
A attractive Gasiga ia single buttons is
tnAt of yOld Nires extending IN four dilfor-
enr directions and forming a sqare on
which rests q Et-is iadybag of goid, when q
gem Is noL st ia ms center
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01
WHAT THEY WEAR
soNETHlho NEa \ PiNkFoREs
Esrrset ssgies - Js9sIr1 for Meas Ws4F
WA ensfsess sn.ss <14t STA k.ssnlax
Drssa-4 sszapis k.ssess flttias
orass 80 tA1l.srse.

SIMPLE, ices fit.ux aresacs f5r brtle Eirs
saly I1ch ni..re rz4llly Elild ~ tAesr IN
xorlaaa hgires. but lrs a. the .aa-s Czas
soEs oecllallsz a1,i lzll'- sssll--rl.l-.s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

FzreTs - inc,rpcrof7cn bsve ees1 eiea -
y mALnxson benevsient soctety ~sich rtil
- lrerva - 'sT5e Ki<At WertaT Snprszns
sS->nd Coaacsl Ma l. - - . = - y
iunax q >ksnA-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01

Il a
nc in suchs opposition 0 Iai tift he in
n
o
Evey l W. hay trt lNy % nd The hearty
nowno % c b The success Of ourFa
O t h
eve hvey t offered
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-01
Irrs PrsApoEz.

'fhe model shown is made % muslin.
trlz11asd With lacc, ard Is Designed % pro-
fcct an1 az the Eau1s tiuae show the bright
siik ar--s over which l. L wcra- Il can be
snallc - st1uter fnst 8riai--i1 fact such fabric
a. = usually employed IA making apron&