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The evening world., 1889-09-16
FASHIONS FolBLES.

Among the large dealers in jewelry and silver
ware orders are taken for umbrellas, and II you
like you can have a watch set in the handle.
The face is not any larger than a vest button,
but the money will be refunded II the miniature
does not keep good time.
The hustle has collapsed, the offenders been
removed aud the rubber straps unfastened from
the skirts of fashion. and now begins the task
OF learning to walk without throwing the dress
from one heel to the other.
Plate parties are in vogue. The hostess gives
an afternoon tea. Each guest brings u plate and
leaves 1t when she goes away.
Ladies' who pose in bed have 4 set OF afternoon
pillows covered with a becoming shade Of silk.
The case that slips over il made OF Victoria lawn.
with q monogram in the centre of open lace
work.
One Of the elegant features Of my lady's Dress
inR-room is n circular seat called a pouf, where
she sits while her hair IL being combed. The
chair in without a back, the upholstering il done
in some rich brocade, aud buttoned Sm dOtnm to
the depth OF eight inches, When not in use this
luxurious scat is placed at the foot Of the couch.
Table frames Of blackened iron are sold for
the reception of lovers photographs.
The evening world., 1889-09-16
BOUND TO SHINE,

JOIN L.. is formulating American Prize
Ring Rules" The Big I'm" seems deter
mined to leave his mark as distinctly upon
this country, in one way or another. as he
left 1t on KrLRAN, RYAN and the rest. 1t may
be that this prospective convict will. by and
by, be leaving marks in the shape OF statutes
upon the State of Mississippi, which now
has a bit the better of him. To be a law
maker is a great as well as a dangerous thing.
JOHN has his pride up.
The evening world., 1889-09-16
A Frank Letter.

ALI, Countess Clare! as / sat last night
In Your long. luxurious room.
Where globes OF amber and crimson burned
Mid banks OF the rareSt bloom,
A breeze from the land of Memory blew,
And the perfume to mt stole
From a cluster of roses, pink and sweet,
In u dRrk-blue china bowl.
Iou looked a queen in your violet silk,
With your breast in a foam of lace,
And a diamond star i'll your golden hair
A queen in your high-hred grace!
But | SAW the veil of the Past divide,
And the SEASONS backward roll,
And q slender girl in u muslin gown
Bend over the china bowl.
The i~vory-white of your satin check
Grew roseute for my sake.
Your eyes looked love and your lips were ripe
With kisses for me to take.
But / turned away from your jcwelled arms,
For | thought of L sunny knoll
Where the roses grew on their thorny stalks
For the quaint old china bowl.
So, gay coQuette, you will wait tonight
IN the terrace in vain for me-,
For | shall 20 back to my sweet first love
Far over the torquoiBe sea
To my RWeet first love III the muslin gown
As white as her spotless soul.
And the roses growing i'll sun and dew
For the dRrk-blue china bowl!
Mana lrViHV, in bsUOTdS Magazine.
The evening world., 1889-09-16
~CIGARMAKERS IN COUNCIL
THE INTERNAL ONAL CONVENTION BEING
HELD IN TAMMANY HALL.

The Cigarmakers' International Union of
America, a body of workers at least 20, 900
strong, IL to-day holding its eighteenth Con-
ventIon III Tammany Hall.
The delegates come from all parts of the
United States and Canada and represent every
State and Territory and Canadian province.
The officers present. consist OF Adolph
at Buffalo; George W. Perkins, First
Vice : President, of Albany; samuel
of the American Federation of Labor, with
GeadquartSTrs in this city; George \. ,Warren. of
roth, Of Denver, Fifth ,Vice-President; Fred
erick Westermayer, q y: Louis, SiXth Vice
Seventh Vice-Presldent., and William T. Jones.
of Mobile. Treasurer. These officers constitute
an Executive Board.
The Convention will continue its sessions day
and night for about two weeks.
The delegates We're called to order at 10
o'clock this morning by the President. and after
the appointment of a Committee on Credentials
the Convention adjourned until later this after
noon, when the same Committee will report.
The evening world., 1889-09-16
ALL INDICTED FOR MURDER.
MlLVANE, QUINLAN AND DINEEN MUST
ANSWER FOR LUCAS DEATH.

The Brooklyn Grand Jury this afternoon met
and indicted for murder in the first degree
Charles McIlvane. Thomas Quinlan and Murty
Dinecn, who on the night OF Aug. 22 conspired
to rob the house of Christian Luca, a prosperous
Brooklyn grocer.
Mcilvanc entered the house by means OF o
ladder tn the sccond-story window, while his
companlunS kept watch i'll the street.
Mr.. Luca heard the intruder providing around
and. jumping from his bed, grappled with him.
Mcllvane drew a clasp-knifc with which he
stabbed Mr.. Luca several times.
The grocer sank to the floor dying. while Mo
Ivanc escaped to the street. where he was caught
By Policeman Kennedy.
Dineen and Quinlan had run away in the
mean time, but were subsequently captured and
lodged lit Raymond Street Jail.
Ihe men were also separately indicted for
burgla ny in the first degree.
The evening world., 1889-09-16
POLITICAL eRoTA.

h -
Coroner NJ. ]. b. MESSENGERS favorits tipple is
Rhein vein und settlers.
Dock Commissions Cram will never allow his
trousers 10 become crenseless until fashion de-
crees that oreases are vulgar.
or course David B. Hill captured the Erie
County primaries. THE EVENING World sew
eral days ago predicted the success OF Shcehan
and Tabor there.
"If Tabor is renominated for Attorney-Gen-
eral I can't see how the State Convention can
refuse Comptroller Wemple's demand for similar
treatment. " said q shrewd Tammany leader to-
day.
1.-THE Brennan-O 'CsllaRhau faction was
against Hugh J. Grant in the Shrievalty contest
four years ago, - said q member OF the Nara
gansett Club this morning. IF Alderman John
Carlin expects to beat Gene Ives for Senator
with their help they must have acquired a grca:
deal Of influence since they tried to make Andy
White Sheriff.
1t is quite possible that Jame OF DAILY will be the
County Democracy's candidate for Senator in
his old district. the Seventh. The ex-senator
only became Superintendent Of Markets to
straighten out the crookednesso Of that bureau
Of the Finance Department. He has done this
and IL now credited with q desire to return to
the halls OF legislation.
Gen. Barnum don't want to succeed to the I'M
comfortable chair in the Pension Office vacated
by Corpl. Tanner. He would much rather be
United States Marshal for the Southern District
OF. New York.
The succession to the late Congressman Cox in
the Ninth District Is II frequent theme among
Democratic politicians, The Counties would
like to send either ex-Mayor Hewitt or Carl
Schurz to Washington in the place OF the dead
statesman. but Tammany Hall il the majority,
and either ex-Register John Reilly or Banker
Henry Bischof ia liable to be the next Con-
gresham from the Ninth.
Senator Grady does not feel secure Of a return
to Albany from the Sixth District. where the
County Democracy and the opposition to him
are very strong. He is said to have u desire to
run in the Ninth in which his family resides.
AsBemblyman l.. Pugnacious Hogan, who il
looking for this plum, is liable to object to the
arrangement, however.
The evening world., 1889-09-16

The Amateur Athletic Union has taken
another Observation-Disclosures its jurisdic-
ton. Well, the game couldn't be in better
hands. though II has long since passed that
stage of infant I" sport where 1t has to be
taken control of by anybody. 1t is the Ma
tional game, and public judgment will amend
baseball is great. So is that of the A. A. U.
They are we'll joined.
The evening world., 1889-09-16

II 1t is true, as n despatch from st. Paul
says, that ANDREW OLSEN, an immigrant, re-
NAMED at Castle Garden for two days and
was finally passed by the authorities when he
was in IA malignant state of leprosy, some one
should be held responsible for it.
The evening world., 1889-09-16
WELCOME TO THE BABIES.

The EVENING WoRLD's baby contest is
fairly under way, and promises to be as
popular as the babies themselves are. AL
ready the photographs of the pretty infants
have begun coming, and a bouncing and
bright-eyed lot of little ones will be shown
before the trial ia over.
, Come on, proud mothers. with your dim
pied darlings. 1t will he the happiest woman
hereabouts who learns that hers has won the
prize over all competitors.
The evening world., 1889-09-16

The smart fellows whose practical joke cost
JOHN GoRDoN his life at the mills Of the Lake
George Pulp and Paper Company at Ticon-
deroga ought TO be punished TO the laws full
measure.
Practical jokers have been the cause Of in
Vulnerable cases of death and of insanity.
There is no nuisance in the human com
munity which stands more in need of curb
inc
The evening world., 1889-09-16
MRS. HAMILTON NOT PRESENT.
The Grand Jury Looking Into the Assault
on Nurse DOnnclly.
LsrEcIAL TO rvENIN wonLp.1

tErFcIAL TO THE EVENING WORLD
MAYS LANDING, n. j., Sept. 16.-The Court
House here was crowded to overlooking this
morning when Judges Reed, Cordery, Byrnes
and Scull took their seats on the bench.
Counsellor Perry, Mrs. Robert Ray Hamil-
tons attorney, was present, as was also Justice
Irving, before whom Eva appeared the morning
after stabbIng Nurse Donnelly.
Tie customary court procedure was gone
through with and the Grand Jury retired. They
will return n true bill beyond q doubt in the case
Of Mrs. Eyangeline Hamilton for assault on
Mary Ann Donnelly.
Mrs. Hamilton did not appear and her counsel
sent word that she could not be present. AZ she
il n very sick woman. and he il in almost con-
slant attendance on her.
1t is generally believed that Wednesday will be
the day of the trial. Robert Ray Hamilton is
here.
The evening world., 1889-09-16
STOLEN RHYMES.


Tne buOS'h AInuleus
''Im such u funny little thing
That everybody laughs at me.
! can't do much but bite n ring,
And cry with pain and laugh with glee.
But mont the less it's mean, l think;
These visitors will never stop,
When gazing on my cheeks Of pink,
NemRrking, My! How like his popP
Why. popsy-wop has whiskers red
And ears as big as dollars.
He has some hair upon his head
And wears big linen collars.
He's wrinkles on his forehead big
He feeds on mutton chop:
It's most absurd to say that l
Am Just like popsy-wop."
IA wall Of determination
81 won't be like him neither, now;
III be like Uncle Jim.
Jim's not NO pretty, I'll allow,
But I'll grow up like him.
I'll do il Just 20 spite my ma.
Boo-hooi II isn't fair
To Ray-buo-hoo!-I'm just like pa
Ahahn !-boo-hoo!-Rh-yair!"
-HdTper's Young People.
The evening world., 1889-09-16
JULIA LOUISE MAGRATH.

The first candidate put in nomination is a
cute mite of babyhood. who looks in her por-
trnit rs if she fully expected to see the birdie
come out Of the camera.
She is Julia Louise MngrAth, the adored
daughter of Peter and Lena Magrath, of $40
East Ninth street. and she has gladdenei the
hearts of papa and mamma since just before
last Christmas. Accompanying her portrait
wns this letter from little julius mother:
80 10 he Editor:
This IL my baby. She was born Dec. II,
1883. Her name Is Julia Louise Nlagrath.
The evening world., 1889-09-16

It Ia a bad sign of the late season when
Coney Island crowds call for hard liquor in
stend of beer. At that point, though many
diversion ceases. and that of tired dissipation
sets in.
If you can't 60 TO Coney Island in any
other than q raw whiskey frame of mind. bet
ter stay at home.
The evening world., 1889-09-16
KNOCKED DOWN BY ELECTRICITY.
Police ScrEt. Rouk Hns nm Unpleasant EX-
Pcrience With IA Burglar Alarm.

Sergt. Rouk, of the Twenty-third Precinct.
while sitting at his desk at : O'Clock last Friday
morning heard the burglar alarm attached to
tine Murray Hill Bank ringing violently.
officer from the section room and received an
electric shock which threw him TO the floor.
In the mean time the bell kept ringing and
Hwoke all the men upstairs. The doorman came
downstairs and .ound the Sergeant lying OH the
floor.
II was ten minutes before the sergeant could
speak. He then sent Oiliccr Ackerly to the bank
and it was learned shat the burglar alarm WAS
set of by the wire coming in contact with ali
elec trio light wire.
The evening world., 1889-09-16

conducted than some recent ones have been
Il woutd' be we'll 10 makS tine Reduction
greater yet. 1t IL time for a new generation
of professional oarsmen TO rise MP and regen-
crate the sport so that people who watch q
race will feel confident that what they are
watching 10 an honest struggle.
The evening world., 1889-09-16

"1vEs," o morning paper says, takes
kindly to prison fare" May be his prophetic
soul admonishes him to go into training for
it. He seems to enjoy his food" Well,
IVES always did show an inclination to take
whatever he could get, and appear to
relish il.
The evening world., 1889-09-16
LOUISVILLE'S GREAT FIRE.
FIVE LIVES LOST AND PROPERTY OF IN
MENSE VALUE DESTROYED.
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING WORLD. I

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. lG.-The money loss
by last nights great fire is to-day estimated at
81, 800, 600.
Bamberger, Bloom Il Co., in whose big dry
goods house, the fire originated, suffer the
larger part of this loss.
Five men We're killed, as follows:
Cant. Ed. Early, No. | Hook and Ladder.
John WEeelcr, Patrick Foley. Lawrence Stack
liter, John Monahad ali iirenlen.
The wounded are: Jenny McCrath, both legs
broken and skull crushed, will die; Frank Best,
seriously wounded, but may recover.
The evening world., 1889-09-16
IL mothers, l
,st and sweetest baby

by md by, aud a UHAKLEI SMITH.
few other words. He is always laugh ng and
turning things topsy-turvy. HIS name is
Charles Smith. His inther's name is Charles
Smith, aged twenty-siX years, fruit dealer.
My name is Annie Klees Smith, nineteen
years of age. and we are ali American by
birth and live ut ~ Newark street, Hoboken. "
Other letters were received as follows:
- To N, Fdifors
Enclosed is the picture of our darling,
Johnnie PhelAn. lie wns born in New York,
The evening world., 1889-09-16
FANcIES.

"~Itain, rain. go away" That IL not a sage
nor high sounding quotation. But it's business.
-.
Finance waits on Site, " to garble the saying
of Mr.. Macbeth, and Z" our chances of the fair
on both"
Thorell be music before '02's fair ends. Yes
to-day fifty singing societies pledged themselves
to sing in chorus.
The residents Of Ellington. q suburb OF Ded-
ham, are extremely distressed because q big per-
forming bear has escaped from its Italian pro-
prietor and is ut large. This shows how utterly
selfish the IslingtoniAns must be. The bear gave
them many an hours amusement. Does he not
need u little relaxation himself.
-.
Never mind who succeeds Tanner. Dudley
will get there. just the same"
-.
Anarchy will not carry the day in the long
rum" says q special notice OF the Socialist
Labor party. No. II has too much Of u load OF
secrets, dynamite and beer. The carrying
capacity OF everything 10 limited.
James Gillespie, q promising Adolescent, six
teen years old, broke into Il saloon and drank
forty bottles of wine. He is now sleeping of
the effects in the Jefferson Market Jail.
-.
Where do you think. 4" said she.
THE Worlds Fair ought to be?
He drew her to his side.
And, .huRging her, replied:
I'm satisfied, my dear,
To hold the fair right here"
Lite.
-.
Mr.. Koo. of the Chinese Legation, has slighted
us. He is about to return to China to get mar
ried. He has never even seen his bride-elect.
But a Chinese woman unseen IL evidently better
than the Thousands of American ladies seen.
Cruel Hoo! Luckless Americans! Happy bride
Two girls sitting in a nal frame church near
Columbia City. Ind, were killed by lightning
yesterday. Had they met their death while pic-
nicking fanatics would have instantly remarked
that it was a judgment upon them for desecra-
ton of the Sabbath.
,~Maiden-What can a woman do when u man
that has won her affection refuses to marry her?
Lawyer-ls he rich No hasn't q cent. f"
"She can appoint u day Of generaItnanisgiving
and invite both families to participate. "-Neto
York Weekly.
The PhilAdelphiA Press says that Tanner will
shine in history AZ u man who kicked himself out
of Office with his chin.
The evening world., 1889-09-16
Nervous People

Who take Hoods SGrsGpSrillA earnestly declare; TT
gives ne complete and permanent control Of our nsrVSs.
by regulating the digestion 1t also oVsrcOmSs dyspepsia
and disAErssAbls feelings in the stomach, cures head
ache and heartburn. BY its action on the blood impurL
ties are expelled and the whole body Is benefited.
Hoods SArsLpSrtllA Is sold by all druggists. u sx for
o5. Prepared only BY q. i. HOOP 1 co.. Lowell. Mass
The evening world., 1889-09-16

~ send YOU the
the contest for The
EVENING WoRtD beau
ty prizes. My name
is Giuseppe Brucato,
father of the baby. and
| am thirly-onc years
old. The mothers
maiden name was En-
ina Schmidt. | am
Italian aud she is Ger
man. She is twenty
three years old. We
were married in 1885.
Baby is Annita Bruca-
to, born JULY IL. 1888.
and we all live at 2l0
City. ''(
To Ibe TJig,f
The evening world., 1889-09-16
Some OF the Earliest Entries In 1.-The
Evening Worlds" New Contest.
Scores of Pictures of Pretty Chill
dren Already Received,
Julia Louise Magrath's Has the
Honor Of Being the First
to Arrive.

The EVENING WORLD is happy. It has
already discovered scores of sweet, dimpled
darlings, and candidates for the Prettiest
Baby prizes are coming in by every mail.
The collection of baby pictures is already al
ant gallery full of delight to Miss Judge Mel
son. There are pictures of all sorts of cute
little ones.
There are several promising candidates
entered i'll the competition already, and n
number of their portraits are presented to
the readers of The EVENING WORLD to-day.
The evening world., 1889-09-16

Jan. 10, 1888. HIS father
is Henry Phelun, II
clerk, twenty-five years
old mother, Lillian
Fox Phe.Rn. bonn i'll
New York III 1870. Ref
erence, DR.. Messenger.
Johnnie can laugh.
sing any tune he hears,
dance, skip, run and
pay; he loves water,
tries to swim, kneels to
say his prayers. makes
a bow, knows n boat
u,han no Sans IL lpynCS
The evening world., 1889-09-16
VACANT CITY RECORD PLACES.

Delay In Appointing n Supervisor and
Assistants.
The Board of City Record has not yet deter
mined on a successor to Supervisor McLaugh-
lin. 1t has, however, come to the conclusion
that there isn't enough work in the Office to oc-
cupy the attention of the present force of en-
ployeeI, and ii IL proposed to materially reduce
it on the re organization.
David Ryan, the Mayors Warrant Clerk, who
il now acting Supervisor, will probO bly, be made
Assistant Supervisor at a salary approximating
~ 400
The evening world., 1889-09-16
"GFrom the Chicago GlOb

from the Chicago GIobet
He Con the piazza at n~ight)-There's Q cool
wave coming.
She (anxiously)-Oh. dear 1 hope it won't
come between us.
And he drew nearer. SO it couldn't.
The evening world., 1889-09-16

There Is a proposition to reduce the dis
tanCe in professional boat races to a quarter
u Q mile. Unless these contests can be better
The evening world., 1889-09-16

i'll all this world. l
beg of you to accept
t~hGphotoeraph of my
little darling boy for
judgment i'll your prize
contest. MY baby was
born Aug. 80. 1888 ;
calls papa mammal
shouts hnrrah' says
pussy III zee you
The evening world., 1889-09-16

Mrs. Ginn-If you dare to touch that whiS-
key, I'm afraid something will happen to
you
Thomas CHM, jr.-Youll get it i'll the
neck!
The evening world., 1889-09-16

FIRST PRIZE-H GOMen DOubP Edge (S2O) to
the pretieSt LdGy Wuder t1co WdrSi IN Ncr York,
brooklyn, Jersey CiLy, HOJohet or Long island
city.
SECOND PRIzE-A Golden Eagle (%l0) to nprt
10 The p,ettiest BABY IN lie Jire cites Of MiS me-
trOpOlis.
THIRD PRIzE-A Fire Dollar Gold piece 10 he
metropolitan baby 'nhO has but tIcO SuperiOrS IN
point of baby charms.
The names and addresses of the children
muAt be written on the backs of the photo
graphs for Identification.
CONDITIONS.
Babies to be eligible for his contest must be
trO gears Od or less.
The picture of any baby entering in his COM
petition must be sent to The EVENING WORLD,
together trih tie name AMI occupation of he
Jdher he JuH mdiden name Of he another, aud
their residence ne tuH name of tie bdty and
he daes of LirM Of baby AMI lis FATHER ana
mother. .AL>O The name Of some responsible per-
son lrhO ,riH rOuci. TOR ne ruth of he stat, mentS.
Letters accompanying an entrance must not
erceed 200 ,cords ~ length and trriten on one
side of the paper only.
If there are tTo or more pretty bddies-So
pretty that the Jud9e is unable to decide beireen
Ment-hen ne prize shat 90 TO the one of these
babies tohose picture rds first receioed.
The evening world., 1889-09-16
EXPLOSION IN A QUARRY.
Two Men Killed and FOur Others Fear.
fully burned.

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. l0.--The story of n
fatal explosion of blasting powder in a stone
quarry comes in u special from Vancouver.
A number OF labOrcrs were opening cans Of
powder with chisels when the stun took fire.
Fat Delaney and Pat Moran were killed in
stqntly, and four OF their companions were fear
fully burned.
The evening world., 1889-09-16

Her father 10 Peter
Mngrath, a porter, born
Jan. "a. 1S43, and | am
her mother. My full
name is Lena Clabloz
Magrath, and l was
born Oct. 81, 1849. This
baby was only six
months old when this
picture was taken. and
/ think she will stand
The evening world., 1889-09-16

FREDERICK GEORGE q SHOW. voucher, Rev.
WASHINGTON sEGRIsT. L. Grandlieng, of the
Sixteenth Street French Church.
Mrs. MAdRATH."
Frederic George Washington Sigrist is evil
IDENTIFY the son of an admirer of Prussin's
and Americas greatest men. He was born in
Napa City, Cal, OF the glorious Fourth of
July, 1853, and Is now q clerk With Altman.
His baby is named like himself, anu will be
two years old next Sunday. Mrs. Annie
Loucinda Bang Sigrist, the twenty-eight-
year-o!d mother, writes modestly:
To hs Editor!
II notice that You offer a prize for the
best | oking child under the age of two years.
| would respectfully sumbit the inclosed
photograph of our little boy to enter into
competition for the prize. OF course | do
not wish YOU to think me so egotistical as to
believe that he will take either of the prizes,
us there nre II thousand nicer babies in New
York and vicinity than he. / simply would
like your opinion. Very Respectfully,
Mis-. FREDERIC SIGRIsT,
"A East One Hundred and Thirty fourth
street. New York"
Charlie Smith was not in full dress when
he sat for his portrait, but the portrait is of
IN open-taced young man with an ambition
to win first prize. He is II dweller in Ho-
Token and accompanying his portrait was
this letter:
- To the Editor:
Like thousands of other young mothers, l
think | have the p~rettiest and sweetest bnby
The evening world., 1889-09-16

My baby is an eight
months-old boy. His
name is frankie Gill
Ter. born Jan. /. 1899,
nj 1872 East Sixth street.
My husband is George
Gillcr, twenty-SlX
years old, German. and
my name was Annie
Weiss. | am also Ger
man. and ~twenty-four
years old. Yours re-
specially,
ANNIE GILLER,
721 East Tenth street,
City,
The evening world., 1889-09-16

kindness to the sick
babies and l send You
the picture OF my little
one, born Sept. Is, 1888.
Her name is Mary
Frances Madden. Fa-
Their. Daniel Madden,
IRISH. thirty-fye wears
old, II porter. Mothers
maiden name Margaret
Leonard, Irish, twenty
nine years old.
Respectfully,
M. ID. MADDEN,
Tl;r4,, Nh;eI gN,nnt
The evening world., 1889-09-16

kinds of mischief. We refer you to Thomas
Bogert, 200 Franklin avenue. Yours truly,
"ALVRED AND ESTHER BEARDswoRTH.
1862 franklin avenue, Brooklyn"
The evening world., 1889-09-16

BY F aos sHii%' F + S3&RSH 6 SSai5E io''fP, .G, .T $5 prevented
The evening world., 1889-09-16

thank The EVENING WORLD for their
The evening world., 1889-09-16

JOHNNIE PHELAN. horses and dogs talks
very plain and throws kisses. He is our only
darling, and 1 sincerely hope that JOHNNIE
will succeed.
MRS. PHELAN, II Thompson street"
''TU the Editor
We have sent you a photograph of our
philadelphia July, II. 1883. and her name is
Ellen Gertrude Boards
The evening world., 1889-09-16
icture Of my baby for

"161 East Thirty third street."