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Evening journal., 1890-10-13
LichtelStein & Hart,
228 Market Street.
UPHOLSTERY DEPT.
SECOND FLOOR.
FURNITURE COVERINGS.

Our Fall and Winter exhibits of Up
holstery Stuffs are more complete than
ever before. We have been in the market
since July last for novelties and special
things Of high grade TO place before a
crIticising public. How well we have
succeeded we leave for you to decide.
Already we note change in the demand
for our goods silk and satin faced goods
are largely In demand for fine furniture.
We have full line,from &c. so to 10, 90 per
yard fine Open Silks from 81 90 to 2 so;
Brocatelles, from $3.50 to 1000; Petit
Points SOC. to l.. rs per yard, and a full
line OF Furniture Goods from SOC per yard
up A large fine of silk Pushes in staple
and fancy colors. The new Almo Pushes
combine beauty, with durability We
have them in all the new designs and
colors. The old Terrys are again among
the popular goods We have all the
standard colors and we ask an inspection
OF this line OF goods.
Evening journal., 1890-10-13

Baynsrd's Thermometer, 2 a. m. "a
8 a. m. S. II q. NJ, 90 1 p. m. 60.
Evening journal., 1890-10-13
HEAVY DRAPERIES-

Plush Velour, Chenille, Tapestry and
Turcoman. from $3.50 to 5000 per pair
over 90 different designs.
DOWN GOODS
Down Qnilts, all silk, $l5 to 25 90.
Down Quilts, French satteen, to e15.
Down Quilts, American satteen, 8 TO $40.
Down Pillows, ia silk and satteen.
Down Slum5er Rolls, silk and satteen.
RUGS
Smyrna. Chenille, Goat and Angora.
Art Squares 3x3 3x3t and 3x4
We solicit yonr trade and will be
pleased to show you through our store
The evening world., 1890-07-30
OUNLO REFUSED A DIVORCE.
Belle Billion to Retain Her Posi-,
tion and Title
ny cApLr TO THE rREs. srw. AsIociArros.l

fHN CAhLE TO TIE PRESS SKWs AGAoc1ArIoN.1
LONDON, July 80. The auit Of Lord Dunlo
against Lady Dunlo known in the music
halls as Belle Bilton) has ended IN verdict
against the noble Lord.
The divorce is refused and Belle Billion re-
mains Lady Dunlo with all that title implies
DUNLAP CABLE NEWs sPEcIALi
LoSDoS, July 3O.-Ths Duulo divorce
case appears to have taken entire possession
OF the English METROPOLIS.
Nothing else is discussed at the clubs. res
tGurants. sportinR resorts, and 81 society
luncheons and dinneTG-
Bets are freely made on the verdict OF the
jury, but the odds ara generally against .
div orce being granted.
A Well-known freshman offered last night
to wager f5 with George Lewis. the we'll
known criminal lawyer, who was employed
by Lord ClSncArty in pryinR into Lady
Dunlo's Gntecedsnts. that his client would
lose, but that Rstute solicitor declined TO in
vest.
Lady Dunlo, Wertbeimer. Sister Florence.
with her husband. and the solicitor for the
defense dine together every evening At the
Cafe Royal in Regent street. being. OF
course, the observed OF all observers.
II is noticed by the curious public that
invariably pays the bills.
In the mean time young NIscount Dunlo
spends his evenings in seeking distraction
at his fAToTite music halls
The evening world., 1890-07-30
WHY. CERTAINLY

Mr.. MICHAEL DUFFY. Doodle Alderman
of 1884. has brought suit against MIR.
JOHN KEENAN, to recover some $40, 900
still due to him as his portion of the
trust fund" with the management OF
which the aforesaid KEENAN, was in
trusted. Trust fund" is Duftian for
corruption Doodle.
Mr. Nj 'HAEL DuFPY. Doodle Alderman,
also Applies for an order summoning
Aessrs. WILLIAM MoLoSEY and RoBKRT
Z. DE LACEY as witnesses in the case.
The spectacle of poor deirauded Al
derman of the 1884 Broadway Railway
Combine rushing into court and demand.
ing with choking anguish. his share of
the spoils, is one that could only occur to
the human mind when obtruded on it as
o fact
But no wonder that Mr.. ex.Alderman
DUFFY's sense of justice is sadly muddled
when he sees how it has Jared with the
several pdrtcipes crin.inis in that little
deal with JAcoD SHARP. JAEHSE in prison,
O'NEIL only shortly returned from
dunnce vile. KEENAN, et al. gayly revisit
ing their native heath with impunity, and
he. poor, poor DUFFY. $4,000 out.
A trial would be acceptable enough TO
the public, but such tayesty of justice
as legal consideration of DUFFY's absurd
Gains seemStoo much.
The evening world., 1890-07-30
LAW FOR DILKING BOODLERS.
Dufy's Suit for His Share of the
Broadway Bribe.

EX-BoCdle Alderman Michael Duffy
thinks he has cause of action Agains,
John Keenan,, but he Is not Just certain
what II consists Of.
He il very sure that be should be the
beneficiary Of trust fund held by
Keenan,. but he does not know the exact
amount due him, and has applied to
Judge Dugro. Of the Superior Court, for
an order TO examine John keenan,. Billy
Moloney and ex-Alderman Robert E.
De Lacey to obtain sufficient knowledge
concerning the matter to draft u CON-
plant.
This Is not the first time that the
Mayor Of Dufyville" has exhibited
lamentable ignorance concerning the in-
teresting events attached to the granting
Of the Broadway Railroad franchise in
1884. but il is slyly limited that his lack
Of knowledge has not been puIposeless III
either instance.
On the trial Of his fellows on the Alder
manic Board of 1884. when he posed as
witness for the people, aud as such was
secure from prosecution on the JOINT in
dictment for bribery, Mr.. Duffy knew 80
little concerning the bribing Of the Alder
men tina; the District-AttoTney concluded
the Peoples case would be better pre-
seuted without him.
Now Dufy claims in his affidavit on the
motion to examine keenan,, Moloney and
DeLEcey that he is in ignorance of many
OF the facts attaching to the creation and
use of the trust fund" the name which
he Is pleased to give the corruption
hoodle supposed to have been handled by
John Keenan,.
lnIs ahectatiOn of ignorance, il Is de-
claTed, Il made because Of a desi e ull the
part Of bury 10 get keenan, under oath
an maze HIM cout-ss hls guilty partici-
patton in the bHbeTy Of the Aldermen,
the clean bill uf moral
Lealth given that gentleman by District
Attorney Fellows iu RcqulescIng IN the
d!sm ssal OF the Indictment against nim
lie reason for Duay's enmIty against
these men Is declared 10 lie IN ms belief
that they got the lions stare II the big
swas and cheated Inn out OF large poT,
tiun Of Els allotment.
lie wants - learn from Keenan,. No
lUney aud DE Lacey whether the fund was
half " " thTee-q -quRyteIs II = million, and
Tts that this sum whichever II WAS
was to he divided between tue member.
Of hlE famous " combine of thirteen,
after eITeuses were deducted.
He desires to know the extent OF these
expense. who benefited by them,
and why Billy Mooney should have re-
esiyed 100, go Of the sun. as il Is alleged
he did.
He also desires information regarding
the amounts paid TO kenny and Me-
lAughlin; members Of the combine since
dead. Also how the fund vas invested
and what there is of accrued interest. for
Duny does not propose TO wait six years
and accept only the principal Of his bribe |
De Lacey ls called the "paymastsT in |
this afndaEit, ana Is expected to furnish |
dates from winch to compute intsrest aud |
other equally essential Laels.
hOloney Is styled tie = usdialOE. !
ShO negotiated the deal which I'D 10 ths |
raising o. the fund, and Duny says he |
sants him 10 tell shy slO0, ,00O VI ths sum |
-4s dlstFi6aisd among his (holonsy'O |
: hs.sssR sae. eoo - 81, go.
The evening world., 1890-07-30
SOUTH AMERICAN sPAsMa.

For humorous features u South Ameri-
can revolution discounts the most sue
cessful comic opera. The utter uncon-
sciousness ON the part of the South
American drdnatis perSon9 in these little
farces that they are highly amusing aud
that their conduct is very. very funny
does not detract in the least from the
laughter which they arouse.
These emotional revolutionists wake up
in the morning IN an uncomfortable frame
OF mind, and some untoward twist in the
current Of the days action conyinces them
that what will cure them of their dis
tempered condition Is a change OF govern
ment. Nothing else will do.
Thereupon they proceed to disorgan-
ized revolt. The ruler is shot as soon as
possible as fine stepping stone 10 sue
cess and guarantee Of their sincerity OF
purpose. Then there is indiscrininate
gun practice, and the party that escapes
the bullets impToyises a new government.
What the Government il matters very
little so long as it isn't what il was before
and that the former ruler be killed.
Sometimes ths whole business is accom-.
plished in = trlee. But again there are
fluctuations a. in the latest instance. that
of the Argentine Republic.
A South American revolutionary spasm
il unique.
The evening world., 1890-07-30
JoY ~ poILE's HoME.

When The EVENING WORLD man con,
yeyed the glad tidinRs to the sisters OF
Boyle that their brother would have an
opportunity to explain away the unmer.
tied charge against him they wept with
"oh" calculated HOnora Boyle. ~
am reiOiced 10 koos that our poor brother
will DO given an opportunity TO prove his
innoesnee, He was mOal uniustly carried
on to prison, and | knoS We can show
Jadgs Duny that the poor fellow vas
made victim Of injustice
THE EyKNnsa WoBLD has subposnAsd
siI Witnesses 70 testify Il the hearing this
afternoon
The evening world., 1890-07-30
sPo1LeTS

Thsy want to found an order Of American
nobility. Good motto for this lot Of people
Title wanting"
"half-snd-hAlf" success is partially con
tTibutsd 70 "hrst night" By the presence Of
Portsr-GsnsTSl H0TAes. you know.
=.
He died Of blow, said the ~tdoE Of the
hSysssd vho UlsS out The gas aud retired.
The man Sho thought that PAIN a diserstiOn
on the TIL " fsIs meant that = stomAeh- ache
alter the msSl vas matter u ehoies dIdR {
understand fE,Rgh.
:.
John Bull Of LondOn's packed his hat-boI.
Ahd iowAris our sEoTsa b. stesEs from EuTops .
ss st: t.i 4. z S.s - Icit sSt tour up
The beat WAy 10 kssp friendly with psopIs u
not 70 have naeh 70 90 With them.
-
An sathoE-dOeks editor \ sometimes VsTy hst-
sEOasz ASe0rdiRs 70 ths SHthOU-
=.
Ice - faE SssEas 70 have ssssDsd ths nicEobs.
Blf ~ lss asAlss = almost = b-a-
& ' .: -: :: -; .: ';':..'.:ss =. SEA ::
A..ea..ssl:;.i.s....-.s-.....@
The evening world., 1890-07-30
AN OUTRAGE.

The Gouverneur Hospital authorities
seem TO have committed a hi.h-banded
Outrage which. through the indignant
protest Of TIE EVENING WoELD. will be
redressed.
lbe friends Of a poor man. who had
severely sc4lIded himself. summoned an
ambulance from the Gouverneur bospi-
tai. The surgeon dressed his wounds. but
by request did not take him to tue hospi-
tai. His suneripRs increasing. q second
time was q doctor called. and he re-
bandaged the mans scalded flesh.
The unfortunate fellows pain was so
great that he called at the hospital Sun
day for relief. He was told that wounds
were not dressed OIL Sundays.
After returning home his pain was such
that friends again sent an ambulance call
from q police station. II was answered
by n young doctor. who had been in
structed by House Surgeon MEERIGAs. IN
case II should be the same patient, to have
him arrested for disorderly conduct.
The scaIded man was imprisoned that
night. and the next morning sentenced to
two months on the island.
The injustice Of the thing is startling.
Even il sending for an ambulance more
than once be an oHense against the law.
thus poor man is not guilty. Because his
friends, moved by his sunerings. did the
best they knew to secure him medical at
tendance. he was arrested for disorderly
conduct and sent TO the Workhouse.
He should be released and at once.
The evening world., 1890-07-30
ATHLETES IN ReeosE

George W. Johnson. one Of the NonpAreil oars.
men t'Ees to water like duck. He skins : ,er
II In single shell mostly, and Is fond Of long
rows.
o. r. Holden Is Well.known North River
o-rsnSn. He has psTtislity for the single zig
and shell He belongs to the Talisads Boat Club.
VIII slaybscE IL considered one Of the expert
tennis Players IN this neishborhood. He a veil
oah' aud active. he wears the insigniA Of ths
Glen Ridge Club.
fFsd Hawkins IL metropolitan oarsman and
one OF the prominent ones. He hAndlss ths
seulls IN pIiLe- winning sGyle.
The evening world., 1890-07-30
WORlDLlNCS

One OF the most noted newspaper owners Of the
West Is Miss Winifred Sweet. OF San Francisco.
Her most important feat Vas TO visit the leper
island Of AolokAt. in the Hawaiian group, where
no woman. except = few Sisters Of Mercy. had
ever set foot
The little bronze Victoria cross 10 probably the
proudsN Of al modern war decoTstsGs. Its
owners, counting living and dead, number only
450 persons
The little town Of Hurley, continuing s, 900
souls. In the Wisconsin mines is said TO have Gt
least Que representative Of every nationality In
the world The town contains Esyenty-tWo
saloons, and in gambling rivals the palmy days
Of DsGdWoOd.
Mrs. Pollard. wife Of the historian Of the
Lost Cause. Is nov = resident Of New York. She
IL creole By birth and is 3 hns- loo king woman
Of middle aye. with dark. sIUTeSsiye eyes and
brown hair.
Senator CocErsIl. Of Missouri. is described Ls
. tall, Ehin. shGrp-faesd. shnl.-yoiced ssnst9r,
noted - the most eIcitGbls man In the Senate
and good type Of Shs old-fGshiousd eontrOysr-
slAIlsi"
The evening world., 1890-07-30
A South Procklvn Fair.

Miss Florence Hughes. OF 244 Ninth
street, South Brooklyn. had been thinking
how she could help the Sick Baby Fund.
when The idea OF getting up 2 fair strnck
SerIre kiTkeby, and the two misses forth
with began drenking dolls and making fancy
work. and last Wednesday the fair WAS for
mally opened.
All the boys and girls in the gh borho ood
attended. and at Its conclusion the little
workers discovered that 81 lay IN the treas
nIry. which sum was sent TO THE EVENING
WORLD yesterday.
Among the most enthusiastlc helpers were
Florence JRnvirn, Edith Davis, Carrie Hop
Grapes George Marin and HarTY MolSan'
The evening world., 1890-07-30
Would 1t Repay Him,

BoEles-Aiss Alice. whsn leave you in =
few minutes, may never see you Eg1.n. for
sail IN an hour 10 AustTslla. Ysu know
how l have loved you, and though you have
not teeiProeAted the feeling, hope you vii
Ihlnk ot me someuues Shen ! an gTiuding
oet HS4IlAoms e1tstenee - the Anupodea.
Miss Alls9 sHhO has = penehaBt for lew
elfyl-A. III fRdsAEoE 70 think Of you some
uneAf pel. Nj. Boslez, II you viii Eet me
ioe8 y efsAehad, l sal giss ths key 10 your
keePth1. VII thea - nnabls 70 take The
neekl4ee ea. And Il vii b . constant re-
The evening world., 1890-07-30
DOA'TTRUST TOO MUCHTOLUCK.

One WORLD "Want is worth all
the horseshoes ever thrown. A
man who is not satisfied with an
OPPORTUNITY is either lazy or
incompetent. Opportunities pre-
sent themselves at your door if you
invite them through WORLD
Wants"
The WORLD published 1929
Wants" last week, leading the
newspaper next highest by 73 pel
cent.
The evening world., 1890-07-30
A Whole-Hearted Offer.

To me Editor
Incosed find 81 for the Sick Babies Fund.
IL there not some day nursery that would
like TO avail itself of willing services one or
two days week?
| am not rich enough to give as should
Ike. but my time is entirely at my own dis
posAi. and | should like to give = little OF It
to some charitable purpose. ! am accus.
toned TO the care Of children and am fond
uf them. and for that reason thought
might be usetul to some day nursery.
| am making n bundle Of warm clothes for
the little ones OF THE WORLDS poor. and will
send them to The EVENING WORLD in the
Fall. Mrs. b.
The evening world., 1890-07-30
sTREET-cAR CONDUCTORS WOES
In Seattle Passengers Are So Care
less with Money,

In Seattle Passengers Are 80 Care
less with Money.
Passengers are awful careless with
their money sometimes" said a Front
street cable conductor to q Setatle Press
reporter.
The last twenty-four hours have had
two twenty-dollar gold pieces given me
a nickel.
In both instances asked the gentle
men who handed me the twenty-doilar
pieces II they did not have somethino
smaller, and they replied grufHy that /
ought to be able TO change dollar. Both
back their double eagles.
The man who gave me IS for q nickel
was certain he had given me only a
nickel. In fact, he insisted on il till he
NAT explored the depths of his inside
was right
The evening world., 1890-07-30
Hot DAYS

Have weakening eject causing loss OF st, snzth
and lAnguoT of mind a. Sel Es Dody. This con
dltion permits the development Of az fecti0na and
dissALss Otherwise inactive. In such eases tAe
system readily Tslilss under the .nnusuce Of
Hoods ssTssp@rtlla. ~hich Pur1aes the blood,
tones and stEsnsthsns the digestive organs, ana
infoass fTsSh life and energy. Try IL tins season
:" NJ Wiis and myself WsTs both generally run
down. Hoods sATsADAEIla brought us out 0f
thai nFsd feeling. and mads u feel liks younE
people again. IL hAs dOns n0rs for u than Al
othsE LasdistRss tessthsE." kIoHARD HAEE-
1UEsE. AniEyyllls. L0nS ISlsRd. n. I.
Hoods SaFsapaFlIIa
ssla ~ ~ dE1Esi-ls. Il, AZ ter IS. REspaEsa
sAlS ~ Q. i HoOD : Co.. L0ssl. Azss.
- DosRs OaSa BoELAk
The evening world., 1890-07-30
Watches. Diamonds, JsWsIU,
One Dollar Weekly

RELIABLE PERSONS CAN OBTAIN GOLD
AID SILVER WATCHES. DIAMONDS. jaw
Ill. ELh slLNEk"Akk, khBLEA PINS AND
ChAkAS ON Easy WEEKLY OK nOSPgI.V
FAfAkATs ~ CALLLAG "a u ADDRas,s
IAG
hUTUAL WATCH Co..
80 sROADHAH AKH EOak.
The evening world., 1890-07-30
STOLEN RHYMES
Returned.

Returned.
She kissed her little hand to me,
Then blushed. and quickly hed;
a crimson n se-bush caught her foot
And roses were her bed
l hEstsned after, aid to give,
Ana soothe the pain she had;
kissed the wounds the thoEnS had mAd4-
Not on her hAnd-I add.
She pouted some. and looked quite mad.
Then rising from her bed.
And ShAklng out her truAnt curls-
You think you re smart !" abe said.
-RsRTy a. LaEsly. u AAsFsSA
The evening world., 1890-07-30
It will Help Them.

10 ne ESfor
Please find inclosed check for sa. 90 COL
lected from the following for the Free
Doctors Fund. that 10 may help some poor
sick baby; d. O., 25 cents: Alfred Open
heimer. 50; Rosemary, 80: Charity. y5;
Little Fmly. so: VIM. Watten berg, so
cents, Yours faithfully.
The evening world., 1890-07-30
A Little Girls Big Lift.


10 nc YdIfOT
Being little girl spending the Summer in
the country. hear that you are again re-
ceiving contributions to your doctors fund.
| take pleasure in inclosing $40. and hope II
will be the means Of saving the lives OF some
poor children. BLANCHE HoRrKSsK.
The evening world., 1890-07-30

The report of the good accomplished
by the Free Doctors in the treatment of
the sick babies OF the poor shows q splen-
did degree OF benevolent energy, and
makes it more than ever desirable that
the money devoted 20 the necessary sI-
pensss OF this philAnthFopie work should
grow far eyOnd its present figure OF
$500. Help it on.
The evening world., 1890-07-30
A woman's Parasol.

The cannon grim and terrible,
Has cooled its hers breath;
No more It's awful shot aud shell
spreAd devastating death.
No more the sadly mAimed or dead
In countless numbers tAll.
The cannon gone we've now instead
AHomAn's parasOl.
Upon the ON sfcToW ded street,
here hundreds must convene,
Oh, there's where you're sure TO meet
his terrible machine.
Ana as II sweeps In beauty BY,
" hlgh aud loH-yea. all
lis very sure to catch the eye,
1his WoInAn's parAsOl. -eAissSS ~
The evening world., 1890-07-30

~ caught heavy cold four or Ave years ago ana
I've been plagued with cAtArrh since till few
months aGo. The pains in my chest worried m
most was troubled terribly With dropping Of
mucus into my throat, and vas hawking aud spit-
ting day and night. ! had duil headaches ali daV
I'LL vent to sleep. Ny throat bothered me In the
night by chok nE up with mucus, and in the morn
ing II was cough. cough. cough
'Ssysral months sEo vent to Doctors Mccoy
hoarse that hadn't been able to talk for weeks I
had no idea when vent to them that there was any
cure for cAtarrh. had been to other doctors vhs
told me | eou dn't be cured l took ali sorts OF
patent medicines, but nothing seemed to do me
any good. hadn't doctorsd with Doctors McCoy
and wildmAn two weeks when I felt q bensht I
eel great deal different now. I am not bothered
in the night by my throat choking up, aud am
not troubled any more with that nasty tickling in
my throat My throat Is As clear 81 whistle nov.
Ny hoarseneSs Is ali Enns, and feel all rFht am
glad went to Doctors Mccoy and wildman
Drs. Mccoy and wildm,n furnish all medicines
free and their charges for treatment are 90 reaso.-
able that they are within the reach of all.
The evening world., 1890-07-30
Stretched a Little Too Far.
tIyH ygIg-

Aunt Roxy -E!nathGn Bower,
Uncle Nathan Jusi returned fru IL his fret
Ne" lork Wit We'll. mothvT1
Aunt Roxy When YOU tell me that N
hull OF y lora HarLOr Is fl!! Of cider. an
that they damunt- Llg ches uaI- stuck
AL over Union square. ! kIn .leye yer: Lut
when you Say that IA Brooklyn bridge Is
over MY feet high you're iylA Ike coon
tracks, an you kEoHiL.
The evening world., 1890-07-30

IL hes not occurred 10 BENJAMIN Han.
RIsoz 20 shove the blame fer that Cape
Aay gift cottage on TO Baby McKEE. Tue
proof Of this sssmst to lie in the fact that
be hAan,t done IT,
The evening world., 1890-07-30
Blessing in 1.-The sweepings."

t. hs Editor:
Will you please tender the inclosed amount
so. so to the Children's Fund.- 1t is the
savings OF money picked up from our hoor,
and might he called 'sweeping..
NJ. SHwARTZ i Co. ,Poughkespsie, NY.
The evening world., 1890-07-30
Not Hls Umbrolla.

lfss- fsszA Essitfs Bsssgaysr.I
Az sea eaare "a. llid ths nan In ths
Eeafs neteslg. tAAa y0aE umbsslla i pok-
inR q s ~ a5s n
5 t-H = as u1lHHaia Fsu4isd Ia nan
AS |4 f.a2t 4I.N 49, - - ~. I
The evening world., 1890-07-30

The Marquis DE LEUyHLE is coming
oveE hsrs % shake ths stuhiRg ont OF ths'
nswspapeE pres o. AmsElea- What ;
good tinas tha . AArqaisn Z going 70
AVE!
The evening world., 1890-07-30
At the Opera.

lyF0sa hs EPOsA.l
'Joye, Henry. see that woman up in that
boy JD,.s,..,
ceAled arms.
The evening world., 1890-07-30
Chronic Complainor.

fFF0z IA BErhast0n FFss Pres
DOetor-WhEt is your husbands coz
plant, Ds'sm? Is II ehronicf
hifs-ies, sir; | have never known hln
g Be- latahed with ; meal for ths L-ss
thiEty-hFs yeArz-"
The evening world., 1890-07-30
A CHANCE FOR THE JoKERs.

THE EVENING WORLD will gold eagle the sending
ceived EDITOR
The evening world., 1890-07-30
He Was So English.

Clara meetng Charlie while coming
plant at he twenty set high
Charlie recently from EnglandWhy. that's ng;
thirty feet high
Clara (soro voce)-Don't wish could lilac that
The evening world., 1890-07-30

!. "a ssFss z s.s.: oGsR..a .:. Z g isii =
The evening world., 1890-07-30
How Could He Guess It 2


MissG
extraordinarily
fee down n '0N
so he mean
The evening world., 1890-07-30

Inclosed please find 81. amount Of sub
scriutions taken by Miss Frances Louise
Johnston OF ?5s Bloomfeld.street. Hoboken.
y, j.. and Miss Tottie Cowper 267 Bloom
field street Hoboken, y, J.
s. u. and +. JOHNSTON,
The evening world., 1890-07-30

Beautiful enov q i ths mosl authorized
- sA.aA sFsg ssss ss0.a gsss's -
The evening world., 1890-07-30
straininR After "Enects."

Agy-Do know Maud sunsh Ade reminds
little Meissonier paintings 9 when abroad.
MAud-Why
Agy-Because it's little Parisol.
Maud ovsrcome)Oh light
The evening world., 1890-07-30
She Didn't Know He Was Out.


oh. Mr.. sawdust glad I've you. lost my poe
you would lend FIVE o ride home
Mr. Sawdus: Feeling IN his pocket)-Oh! oh! My
my pocketbook
The evening world., 1890-07-30
Two Creams with But a sinRl,

Sweet Grill scream. scream for cooler hooks
Where there's no humid WI ather.
Dear Boy-Do humid dear! Then. ice two.
And of they walked together.
The evening world., 1890-07-30
Kept the Principal in Sight.


III that careful flor ryouriu
regard much decision
The evening world., 1890-07-30
She Was Acquainted with Hi

MI De Rocks with proposal hanging his tonGue
more thing and that is
Clara absently)-Brains. 7. s.
The evening world., 1890-07-30
The Sarcasm Materialized.

AmandaChaie deceful
gone"
Charlie out sight three
SrSa
The evening world., 1890-07-30
Ah, IndsedyI

She adjusted bis tie;
And Ee: Why, he kissed her.
There WAS no one else by,
And she " 4sn his sister.
Sic adjusted his ne;
tho wouldn't have kissed herr
-Ci0tAfsF aad INrAGAAsss