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The evening world., 1890-07-28
Work of ST. Johns Guild.

That the good work of st. Johns Guild is
appreciated is shown by the contributions
to the fund. During tho past week the
amount received was s4sl. 81. bringing the
grand total mp to 81. 1870 The ninth
trip of the floating hospital was paid for by
~. \. and carried !, A. = sick children and
mothers. The Seaside Hospital is now full.
but room will be made for others early next
week by those whose weeks stay has expired.
Additional contributions to the Guilds life
saving work are greatly needed.
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GeorRie's Collection.

N ne FdVof
Inclosed please find al, which I have col
lected among my friends. Marte, go;
Mamma. 10; Katie T.. 10; Clara Mitchell,
.; Jimmie. =; Davie, d; Johnnie ,; Clara,
20; Emma. 3; and myself ..
GEuRaiE, aged seven.
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Florence and Mabel Grotecloss. OF oO5
Reid avenue, Brooklyn. who have sent in
several subscriptions this yonr. again come
to tho front with e.. TO- collected from the
following: Mrs. A. g.. 30 cents; Mrs. W.
!. f., %; Mrs; W; }; A., %; MissM. I.
.; G. Miller. 20: Miss Woods, 81 Miss
Gauss. . :. Little Ernest. 10; Little Freddie,
10: Mrs. Lord, 20; Cash, l; Mrs. Barber,
Mrs. 1lagg, 90; Mrs. Bischof. 20; Mrs.
unrnI 10.
The evening world., 1890-07-28
TRAMPS KNOW HUMAN NATURE.
Sure Sign OF House Where There
Are No Hand Outs"

A tramp who was rubbing Woodward
avenue lamp-post the other day, says the
Chicago =riLuRe, struck pedestrian for
a dime, saying he wanted to get bite to
eat.
why don't you try some of these
houses around here ~ WAS asked.
pYe tired all but that one ON tins
block, and the people are either away oE
down on the perfeah."
But why didn't YOU try that one 7"
I'm no fool. mister. | may not be
purity but I've got sCme common sense
" Mell.n
We'll. follow the street sprinkler aud
you can't go wrong. w en- It leaves dry
spot in front OF man house you Ju't
keep away from that man. That's Theis
bodies just before feeding time
The evening world., 1890-07-28

President Samuel Gompsrs, Of the
American Federation Of Labor a'wap
enthusiastically favor the increase OF the
number OF breathing places in this city
The Worlds" plan of beautifyng the
FoTty-second street reservoir is in the
right line OF thought.
The evening world., 1890-07-28

Prince GEORGE isn't coming to Newport
because, somebody says. he couldn't very
well visit an American port after not
visiting Newfoundland. Another some.
body says GLoRGE heard they would Just
dinner him to death in Newport. and
wanted to die some other way. But the
fact, the mournful fact is. that GEORGE
isn't coming.
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~ caught heavy cold four or 1--WE years AGO and
I've boon plagued with catarrh over since till fcT
months ago The pains in my chest worried me
most was troubled terribly with dropping Of
rnucus into my throat, and was hawking and spi,-
ting day hnd night had dull headaches all day
till went TO- sleep. NV throat bothered me in the
night by choking mp with mucus and In the morn-
ing Il was cough. cough, cough.
Snyeral months ago went to Doctors McCoy
and whitman When | went to them I WAS 20
honrse hit hadn't been able to talk for weeke 1
had no thra whoa J. went o them that there was any
cure for catAtth, had been TO other doctors who
'old me- | couldn't be cured I took all sorts Of
rn;snt mcd,ieinsH, but nothing seemed to % me
any good. hadn't dOctorei with Doctors Mccoy
and Wildman two weeks when felt a benefit I
tcel great deal different now. | am not bot bsrei
in the night by my throat choking M, and | am
not troubled any more with that nasty tickling in
my throat My throat 10 as clear as Awhistls now
My hoarseneaH IL all gone, and feel sill right am
glad went to Doctors Mccoy and Wildmnn -
Drs. Mccoy and WildmAn furnish all medicines
fee and their charges for treatment are so reason
able that they are within the reach OF ALL
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He Wasn't saperstitfous.

tFt'm hdFpfTs hisdr.
Teacher an grammar school-Your lesson
to-day is on nouns. Nouns are the names
Of things.
Small Bay-Is ghost a noun?
TeacheT-ies.
Small Boy-HOT cAu 1t be' They amt no
such thing as ghost
The evening world., 1890-07-28

Fark Commissioner Waldo Hutehlns-
The Air Garden cannot affect the quality
OF the water in the reservoir II would
make the reservoir at FOrtY-sseond street
a beautiiulplaes Of resort
The evening world., 1890-07-28

An old lady has gone for one hundred
and twenty days without food or drink.
II seems safe to predict that there will be
one old lady less in some ueighborhood
very soon.
The evening world., 1890-07-28

The Argentine Republic has whisked
through a revolution in double quick
time. South American Government.
whether monarchical or democratic. seems
10 have bias towards violent change,
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Watches, Diamonds, JsWsIT,
One Dollar Weekly

RELIABLE PERSONS CAN OBTAIN GOLD
AND iILYER WATCHES. DIAMONDS. JEW
ELRY. sILYERW ARE. EMBLEM PINS AND
CHARMS ON EASY WEEKLY OR MONTHLY
PAYMENTS By CALLING On OR ADDRESS
ING
MUTUAL WATCH co..
200 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
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Cant Get Away

II you can't get away 70 take expensive yaca-
tion tTils 10 the seHshore or mountains, you may
be happy and healthy at home II YOU follow this
advice De out Of doors all you possibly can.
walking or riding, and getting ali the fresh air
possible take Hoods szTsapanlla 10 purify your
blood regulate your digestive organs, and give
1u that strength and yigor which will overcome
the depressing effects Of the hot weather.
Being run down from hard work I tried
Hoods ssEsaparilla and Il 20 built me up that 1
have continued Its use. have great faith IN It
as = blood purihsr and regulator" J. A.sNITH,
Commercial Bulletin Once. Boston. Mass.
Hoods SarsapaTilIa
Sold By all druggiSts- 81; siI for as. Prepared
~ Z. i. HOOD CO.. Lowell Mas.
400 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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F. William Jobelmann-If YOU will get
up petition asking for this Air Garden |
will guarantee to get $50 bona.fde sub.
seribers to the same.
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A Thanks Offering.

IN ne Editor
near deaths door. In return add my mite
to others to help the poor sick babies.
A GRATEFUL MOTHER.
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To all the lower woi Id denied.
DR.. JoAason-FrfsHdshtp.
but oh. they love the Letter sill
The few our Fati o. ser ds.
LADY D.gs'iH-Lams"f of The Iri'h Emigrart
The man who halls you Tom or Jack,
And proves by thumps upon your btsk
How he esteems your merit,
BE- very much MS friend indeed
To pardon OF to bear It.
! would not enter on my list OF friends
tThough sracei with p0lish'd manners and hne
Yet W, nting sensibilityl the man
Who needlessly sets loot upon worm.
toEpsr-Ihs lax Book w.. iins $50.
4 generous frien iship no cold medium knows.
Burns with one love. with one resentment &! oWs
One should our interests and Our passion tie,
Ny friend must hate the man that inIures me.
POPs-Homsr's IhI" BOOK II. line ia
see Grfmoaid-Cy IFisnd'hiP, line Is.
Friendship is Love. witt out either flowers or
Veh.-Ha'e-Gus''s' a. Truth.
There are plenty Of acquAintaness in tn Q
world, but very lew real friends. s.-ciins'. NaEim.
Fri, ship is the gift of the gods and the most
precious boon TO man.-L0rd BsaeoH,asid-
SPEECH, J1y ID. 1900.
True friendship Is like sound health-the value
OF II is seldom known until II be lost.-c c. Col
io"-Lde0H,
The nrpest friendships have been formed in
mutual adv as iron Is most strongly united
by the hercest hame. Cotton LacOH.
True friendship is plant Of slow, growth, and
must undergo and Withstand the shocks OF Ad-
Versity before 1t is entitled to the ApPellatIon.
-Ha'AiHsioA-SOefat A1LiRs.
The evening world., 1890-07-28

Matthew c. ID. Borden, of the Park
Board-The feature of the Air Garden,
deaiGned as outlined In TIE WORLD,
would be very effective.
The evening world., 1890-07-28

Vics-PresIdsnI T. II. WashbuTH, Of the
Home Fire Insurance COmpAhy-Ha
will NOT hnd an insurance mas w
wOuld AOt gladly assist In Thb
WORLDS plan Of building q spIsHo'a
sIFueIuTe On the WAIis Of Ibs TesETNSir'
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Every Dollar Will Mako Some
Little One Happy.
Ncli Nelson Answers somo Inquiries
About the Work.
TIE SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Gave HIS Earnings.

10 NE FffOr'
lncloscd please find ten cents. which |
made by working for j. W, running mes
-ages. JOE STEyEs. New Rochelle.
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SPO1LETS


"what benign face :" she satd looking at q
family portrait. "Yes. 4 seven by nine face"
-.
Tho Latin " sAlye is a good English sAlve to
the weary wayfArer. welcome is soothing In
any tongue.
81 feel doubly insured in your company, 2" said
the young man facetiouslv to the insurance
agent.
We have our opinion OF the man who will put
the peach crop in the Autumn for the sake OF
getting on Joke on the fall. 1t was an exchange
that did It.
Ye brave tArs of Alaska
VINO guard our native seals,
When frigaie Is at your heels !-Puck.
-.
The way to spell Barondess's name seems
doubtful. But the spell Of Barondess on the
clOakms kers is not doubtful.
-.
The bum who got head the other night
showed a sad falling OF, nevertheless.
-.
An s1ort Is being made to boom the cucumber
as health promoter. 1t will cucumber the
ground more than ever.
-.
The literary tramp should be barred from the
lotus IN the parks by sign on 1t; "NOt to be
eaten"
The merry men who used TO board vessels
wouIi not have made nice Summer boarders.
Not very Rice ones.
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He vim Get More Than the Heirs.

From ne Epoch
why this sudden determination of yours
to become a laWy,T:'
We'll, my rich uncle's will is to be con-
tested. and as am not one of the heirs |
will take the case, aud get some OF the
money"
The evening world., 1890-07-28

A Cranberry Trust What next? Is
there anything in the world that can't be
trustedg
The evening world., 1890-07-28
a CHANCE FOR THE JoKERs.

gold eagle sending
JOKE EDITOR
The evening world., 1890-07-28

THE great Benefits Of MoSELL's TEErHISg Con.
DIAL are tesiiued y b. All Nh0 use IL. Is centa
The evening world., 1890-07-28
He WAS BORN WITH CArARRH.
1T WAS THE PLAGUE OF MR.. BARN.
HiRs's LIFE.

lie Took Different AHe0ed Remedies and
Went to Phvsieian-, Who Told HIN
He Couldn't he Cured. ThNn ne
Went 70 Drs. Mccoy aud WfIdmsn.
and He's n Different Man No,c.
90 guess was born with catarrh
Tbs speaker WAS Mr.. n. NJ. Rarnhart, who live.
81 % JAne street, corner OF Hudson. MFR. Barnhsrt
is IN the ice business has iainily and is a hAUpv
man row. Yes, v he continued, my father ussd
to tell me had II when was boy
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lt Is n Of e seyeTeat tests Of friendship to
with mar, or hate hm It Is not hard to 70 to
him and stab him Wlsh wo.ds, but 20 to love
upon him, aud to speak painful truth through
loving words, that q n iCndshiP. But few lave
such friends our enemies usually teach US what
We are, at the point OF the sword.
HsHTB HaTd hrschsF- LfJs TAopghn
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FRIENDSHIP.

Friendship, peculiar boon OF feayen,
The noble minds delight ana pride,
T9 %sn .II s5s sna IoE or gels xo Sn sE.n,s
DIR. JoAason-FrisHdsht
The evening world., 1890-07-28

A generous frie n iship no cold medium knows
Burns with ono love. with one resentment R!ows
One should our interests and Cuc passion tie,
Ny friend must hate the man tnat inJures me.
Pops-Homsr's IhIa BOOK Lf., line ia
The evening world., 1890-07-28

would not enter on my list OF friends
(Though gracei with pOlishd manners and fne
sense,
Yet W. nting sensibilityl the man
no needleBsly sets loot upon a worm.
CoEpsr-Ihe 7Gsk book w. line 500
The evening world., 1890-07-28

Miss Geraldine Ulmar. more charming
than ever. is once again in this city. She
will shortly s,il for Paris. where her new
play is to be produced.
The evening world., 1890-07-28

Our very hest friends hsVl q tincture OF jeal-
ousy even In their iIienGship; and when they
hear us ERASED Uy Others, Will ascTiUe a. to SIN
tsteT and interested motives Il they eau.
q a. Colon iIcpH.
The evening world., 1890-07-28

To act the part Of true friend requires more
conscientious feeling than 10 nil with credit aud
comp agency any other station OF capacity In
social life. Mrs.. Ellie Pictures n PrtTats LVs.
The evening world., 1890-07-28

Whatever the number Of a mans friends, there
will he times In Ais life when lie has one to- few
bat II he has only one enemy. he is lucky indeed
II he has not one too many.
-HHltrsT Lytt0R- what HIV Hs DO Uifh NJ Book
IN, Chap, HL
The evening world., 1890-07-28

"Wal'r, my boy. " REPLIED the CAPTAIN, Sin the
proverbs Of Solomon You Sill ind the following
words; May We never want . friend IN need,
nor bottle to give kim when found make 4
note Of. - DICKENS Dom mbegGRd Son. Chdp.IF,
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THE WAYS or WOMAN FAIR.

Do you want rome sound suggestions on
the promotion and preservation Of beauty {?
Well, eat fruits three times day; prefer
vegetables, eggs and soups TO meat and
bread; drink water in Wholesale quantities.
but not one drop Of ice water spend an hour
at each meal. and II possible take nap after
dinner; mako a medicine Of water for in
ternal and external application and use
laughter az laxative. In oldcn times tea
and toast were prescribed for sick headache
and bilious attacks; now wise women drink
hot water for day at intervals OF two
hours. Sleer eight hours At night and
as many hours during the day as you can
steal. When Won want TO look your very
best for n company or entertainment take
hot bath and 20 to bed and sleep for an
hour. II on presentation Iohengrin does
not remark on your charming appearance It
will be because Won have outlivel his lin.
ing. Pretty clothes are wonderfully refin-
ing, too,
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The man who halls you Tom or Jack,
And proves by thumps upon your bl0k
How he esteems your merit,
Is such friend that one had need
Be very much MS friend indeed
To pardon OF to bear II.
-CoepsT-On Frtendshfp.
The evening world., 1890-07-28

Black nainsooks, plain and barred, and
all thin black materials, have now hosts OF
adopters. Black embroidered lawns and
Swisses are come. we hear. and black with
rainbow side borders.
The evening world., 1890-07-28

False friends arc like our shadows, keeping
close TO us while we walk In the sunshine hut
leaving us the instant We cross into the shade.
-bOpes-SunlmaTIssOL OL IhOuOhts.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-27
PARK REPORT.
Improvements Advised by the Su-
perintendent.

An elaborate report of the Board Of Park
Commissioners for the fiscal year ending
June 30th last has been filed in the clerks
office of the Board of Supervisors. 1t
states that the benefits derived from breath
ing and recreation grounds in cities are SO
well understood that money is less grudged
by taxpayers for the purpose of extending
ana identifying them than for almost any
other purpose. New York, for instance,
expended last year on Central Park, con-
tanning S43 acres, 81, 1856, 200 The State
Legislature also appropriated an additional
S750000 for completing Central Park and
improvements on Riverside and Morning
parks.
The following is also contained in the re-
port:
The work is now going on by property-own-
ers along Lombard street, connecting that street
with Van Ness avenue and BIack Point and
forming an avenue to the Pres!dio The Gov
eminent is understood TO assist in the enter
prise. In this manner a good drive will be
opened 10 the reservation and on Mcdowell
avenue to IFS western termination. BY extend
ing the drive by Point Lobos Creek, near the
Spring Valley dam. and on TO Twenty-fOurlh
avenue, connection may be MADE with the
drives TO Golden Gate Park, little to the west
of Strawberry Hill, or by taking the Point Lobos
road via the Cliif House the park may be
tered from The west. This continuation would
afford new, easy and delightful drive, taking
IN ana viewing all Inc large puDiic grounds
within the city limits. AT present The people OF
the city are obliged to drive TO the western part
OF the Preside reservation and return. he
reservation Is open at ali times TO the public,
and is for all practical purposes one OF the rec
reati0n places of the city. Your Commissioners
have favored the gilt OF trees SIN ubbery, plants
ETC., from The park grounds in spirit OF reel
proclty Tor the general public use, for which the
grounds are rendered by the various officers
who have from time to time been In charge.
Superintendent McLaren recommends the
establishment of an arboretum, the con-
struction of a lake for decorative and irri-
CATION purposes and the widening of the
avenue driveways.
The Secretary reports that the receipts
for the year amounted to Sl30219 SO; dis
bursements, S125,S64 II, divided as follows:
Con struction and improvement, S70,955 81;
maintenance, $4,000 "a; stock, S6140 10;
miscellaneous, $2169 81; salaries, $500.
The work performed during the year was
as follows: Drives constructed. $500 feet;
drives widened. 2400 feet; walks con-
structed, 400 feet; walks graded and not
maeadamized, $500 feet; water-pipe laid,
q, $50 feet; trees and shrubs planted, 167,
1854. There are now Dos, 1851 trees and shrubs
in the nursery valued at S31 2o4 %.
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The Lssk-Cook Complimentary,

The young gentlemen who are the objects OF
interest in this affair have been sufficiently well
Kept before the public since it was bfoached to
Justify the belief that the Baldwin auditorium
VIII be more than comfortably filed this evening
when they pGt their popularity to the test. " to
gaiu or lose 1t all" We think they are bound 10
make winning, fer they are both industrious
young men. That they have Taste and judgment
is shown by the attractive bin arranged for the
delectation OF their friends at this evenings as
-semDy. fl Is something TO know that the eX-
QuistIe cOmeuetta, :" Delicate Ground" is TO be
revived with an accomplished ACTOR like Mr..
James Garden IN the role of Citizen SangfTOld,
and that IN It's inteTpT citation lie VIII give US
delicate remluisceuce Of tie best form OF the old
school. Then, again. We 10 have the bal
ana Juliet" portrayed by three women
lie Misses Lillian LamsOn JulieD,
Dorothy fashionable name now RossmoIe as
Romeo and Fannie Young as the nurse-in
which, Of course, SHE viii al once be compared
with Mrs. judah ana blTs. Saunders. The old
against all newcomers who attempt to invade
their local recOliectiOns Of SAakespeaTe's I'M
mortal SaiTy Camp" as If il were not as
natural for any mUtherlv middle-aged woman 10
play The part as IL is for her 10 gossip There
VIII be some curiosity TO see how Mi. Leo Cooper
and Dorothy kUSsmore Gas above deDort them
selves IN tie adaptation OF Coquelin's q The
Silent System" MI Cooper Is teacher OF el0-
cuilOu, whose chief business 1t Is 10 instruct
ambitious amateurs to SPEAK properly on the
stage. In this piece he is called on TO act aud,
at the same time. Is not allowed 10 say Word-a
hard task for Nh. Copper IN double sense, as II
affects both his dramatic and tutorial relations
Besides this Trinity OF dramatic dellcaees, there
is On The programme world of novelty, musical
and other,
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Ce,,Irg At Ira Truo Inwardness.

correspondent who objects TO the ordinary
use Of the. Latin phrase Deus eX Machlna" 10
Indicate lie principal and important feature in
any movement, play or other, sends the follow
ing as the result OF his research in the matter:
a curiously perverted twist has been given by
many persons TO this old phrase, and one not
easily accounted for. The Greek tragic poets
depending largely upon lie gods In their dramas,
1t became necessary to devise an apparatus in
order that the deitieS might be properly brought
upon the stage Hence ali elaborate coHtrlyance
by means Of which gods aud heroes were en-
abled TO be represented as passing through or
floating in The air, and, therefore, person III the
supposed position OF a god so represented be-
came prOverblaly characterized by the Romans
as deus ex maehna." 1t is said to
have been proyerbal among the Greeks,
also, TO liken a sudden ana unexDected occur
renee TO tie appearances produced by the ma
china of the theater. IN the "CratyIus'' of Plato,
which deals with The nature and origin OF Ian
guage, we have an Interesting mention OF the
Hdeis ex nachina." Socrates, in referring TO
certain unintelilgible words. which he supposes
to be of foreign origin is made by Plato to speak
as follows TO Hermogenes:
"Tnat objects should be limited and find an ex.
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At the New California.

" The City Dire Glory has been before the
pubic two weeks, and the demand continues as
brisk as at fiist. As il is made up, according TO
tie authors own admission. of laughable mat
Ter only, the custodans OF the popular piece take
care TO keep in reserve sufficient material TO i'll
duce that condition described by the French as
crever de ire" or. in plain English, to split
ones sides with laughing. The exactinG nature
of the entertainment is such thai fund OF this
KIND is ike stored electricity, ready to be
SUPPLIED at a moments notice. or when
there is tie slightest indication Of
tie c0medy's movement before tue pub
lie slowing. There is no evidence of 1essen-
ing speed so far; but, nevertheless. some OF this
electricity? in the shape Of new songs VIII be
communicated to the business during the pres
ent week. we are to have Clancy Wasn't N IL
From the Start" d" TOwser," "1lttle Peach Par
ody," The Banana Song" 81 Can Do IL IN
Minutep and also a burlesque " Highland
Fling" II Clancy wasn't in II" you may lie
sure Charlie Reed will be in This new deal, aud
that largely Seaman is billed to succeed the
present. company at this tbealer.