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sPO1LET rs.

The bluntest sayings sometimes have the mos
point.
Bollihins thinks lie is justified In showing th,
white feather. lie is "Tullod down
The heights OF this temperature arc Fahren
heits.
IAN that's bright must fade,
lilo brightest rtili the heetest."
All we wear is nyOd
Just when we would be ~neltost.
-Fnek.
&. A lot of Arabs have been blown away at Mus
cat. Who would iln,e thouvht they could rails,
toe wind like this In MuscatI
There is not o very Russian business being
done IN Bulgaria.
Rosa Bonheur 10 sixty-sovep years old. and II
is hard to bone her for q picture now.
=.
Many n drummer Ia n beat, but the hest beats
IN the Ninth Regiment ara supplied by drum
mers.
Princess DolForouki Is "disclosing" in gre,,
style Fore closing would teein moro In Mrs.
DoIgoroukis line.
The evening world., 1890-07-10
The Ways OF WOMAN FAIR.
Valuable Hints for Making the
Face Smooth and Soft.
Fads, Fancies and Fashions That
Interest the Gentler SIX.

OULD you Ike 10
know how 10 make the
most OF your com
]plcxion7 VIII, then,
don't attempt the un-
a%ttainab,e. for there
is nothing in chcmis-
try or art that will
make the face OF
maturity taho on tie
lnby.like pink and
white that cracks
write about and Ia
Mates talk about.
Don't use any moro
SOAP and water than
is necessary 10 keep
clean. II never battle
IL in cold water.
The evening world., 1890-07-10

swil-fed kline is an old grievance in
New York enYirons. 1t still exists. and the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty I o
Animals Is doing a good work in getting
after the owners of these ill-used animals.
The pull &C hasa double interest in having
v fed we'll and kept in clearly quarters.
Milk. cream, butter and cheese are prod
ucts which are derived from the COW.
and a swill-fed animal. housed in a fetid
clubhouse and never given chance TO
roam the fields is not a good base of
supply.
The evening world., 1890-07-10

China may shut us out Of her realm,
but she is willing TO admit the American
dollar. The Chinese Government Ia
meditating a loan OF thirty millions OF
taels to put up railroads with. We use
China to do up our collars while she uses
us to lay railroads.
The evening world., 1890-07-10

DowNEs has put -spriuted the record by
n fraction Of a second for the 40O-yard
limit. Every new exhibition OF human
energy in physical ende avor is worthy
of approval. Almost a quarter of q mile
i'll 70 seconds, is q good showing for q
pair of human legs.
The evening world., 1890-07-10

Prince FERDINAND is unhappy. Shoot
ing PAN1rzA does not seem to have been
as wildly celebrating an amusement as
might have been thought. FERDy even
wants to take the Bulgarian crown from
his aching brow. and let anybody wear IL
that wants to. Poor young man !
The evening world., 1890-07-10

One thousand more men will DO
locked out next Saturday. This time
it is tho clothing cutters. The Grand
Jury may be thanked for this freedom in
locking out"
The evening world., 1890-07-10
From Bad to Worse

Iron rack
And So your brother has given up rum.
selling. Michael. an glad Of 1t, You know
never could regard il as a strictly honest
bu>lue.t.'
vel, sor, | don't Thick he has bettsred
hls cuIIUlt uH much
~ at do yup mean g"
= Hes u dealer IN autIQue furniture, nov. d
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Little lfable's COLLECTION.

10 w FTT0T'
The mclosed a.. 10 was collected by little
MEh!e schwab. OF 1913 Canal street: MIR.
ScinIer, 30 cents; Mr, Drubacher. 10; Mr..
1illv. :; Dora. 10; Lady Blanche, II; Paby
ATtn@T: II; il,.e 6oSfgH; 40. Little
10: Cara, 10; Rupert 10; EmAline. 10.
aud AgDIe, 10 cents.
The evening world., 1890-07-10

Tw~entyAhree millions for a pipe to let
water through should secure the hest
kind Of apple. The expenditure up TO date
has Just equalled the receipts, even down
to the fraction Of a dollar. They prob
ably would have +" worked the GROWER "
for forty-hYe cents rather than have that
much of a shortcomn g. Well. if these
millions have all gone into the pipe il
should be q good one, and We can be
proud Of il. II
The evening world., 1890-07-10
HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY.
Pacific Mining Exchange officers
Surely In the Tolls.

George W. Rumble and James W. Wnldron,
who wero arroated Yesterday by Capt.
Mclaughlin on u charge of dealing in Rpu.
rinuS torhG, were held fer the Grand Jury
at tie TnHbs Police Court tn a morning.
1hey claimed that before opening the
! n'it,c Nmiur Exchange az ~ New street
they had Iii their pln.s before District
Attorney T." low, who colo th"ro that If they
cUn.inctcl hu.i . \ nccOr'InGly they could
rot ly nccusci of orclai.ng III violation oil
tic GA, Cy,C.
The evening world., 1890-07-10

Sausage selling is hoisted to n new dig
nifty by the newly-imposed $500 license
Tor the vending these unctuous knots.
Is there such III profit in the red
hot sausngo2
The evening world., 1890-07-10
Then and Now.

When nrst I heard her voice ! was sntranced.
And gladness hlled me when my Way she ElEnced.
Whist thInugh ny Veins sCsIAtic pulses dAIced'
That wa, > year aEU;
married her. You know.
Now, when | hear her yolrs / am alarmed,
AMI oft | wonder how ! e or MAS ChaTued;
leNen dee Tor lear / may be harmed.
only a year Ago-
An! can suCh things be SOL
e. o., Ia BTOokiyH IVA
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fearful reports of the invasion Of tho
melon fields of New Jersey by the citron
louise are current. The fnct that we like
melons. too. begets no touch Of sympathy
with this nasty little beast in his taste.
The evening world., 1890-07-10
STOLEN RHY MES.
LIES Lottery.
WITH A DnAWING.)

They stood together under the stars,
\ Dung End iPit, gnl for on, q al, ne,
She. wi h the lIntl-ru5c III lOIC on .er cheek,
He, ECplng and Wishing, yet fearing TO sTeak,
Till the moment for 81 eakinE had IiOwn.
ii.
Time swept relentless When next they met,
IA Ler III sO1nd & carriage she arsed a uueen.
=" ~ en- So, lie thought, with a bitter sigh,
''IliI the cl ance tor hap mess pass mo by,
That night when 1T might have becn.'"
Ill.
Again he stood with a beating heart.
And ~pundcrcd, wOcre through the Summer
ram.
A mOurniul procession slowly wound
Its stately way towards the burial Ground.
Twas her husband 3 iunr.al train.
''And where is the drswinR ," the reader cries;
Friend, II Is lett In vow own goDl Eense
To draw frOm the facts rs Eiyen above
In the line Of your teatts idea o! love,
An obvious inference. Liz,
The evening world., 1890-07-10
Two Little Girls.
IT. me Editor

1T Ut III
Last summer | sent something to the Sick
Fund, but this summer | am more
interested in il, as | have a little baby brother
myself. aud think IL must be terrible to
have them sick. so my sister inc myself sent
the mail sum OF twenty-five cents each,
1t may do some good.
STELLA And SUSIE MIXERS.
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mothers tenderness to a sick child pales.
The public looks on breathlessly at this
blandly arrogant exercise Of power. As
a subservient instrument Of his hackers
Mr.. FELLOWS ia a monumental success.
But the public does not back him. Oh,
The evening world., 1890-07-10

Miss Hattie Blaine, the Secretary Of States
youngest daughter, Is the Irettiost of the
three sisters. II il said to lie unusnpily
brilliant. 1t is her mother'H ret drsire that
she shall be the assistant and companion o.
her iAIher. and her studies ar5 directed
with this object in view.
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Not Muoh Of q chanee for Him.

Visitor to Penltentiary-l must say Edo not
believe in solitary confinement. 1t must be
terrible.
Warden-Oh, don't know. Look At that
chap IN No. "a; he has been here ten years
anu lac doesn't mind II . particle.
AlHltpT-StTauge
Warden drAnkly-We,l. no: not very. He
used to be clerk ia a store thAi ueyer al.
NeTtLtel,
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Purity and Strength

The former in he b'ooi and the lst ct through
out the ~sYs,an. Are necessary 20 the cl3OyIEeht
ofregier Ecal,I. The best way q se IT. 10th
u 20 Ike eosis SaTsaTarl.s, Ehlrh eyPsl' all
ipupu 1 les .7o'u he Dool. tors, TIE LiG-.cYs
aud liNeT, oyer,o-ues ,hAs THEA ]syc..a-. aud tn-
parts that freshness 10 the wlo.e body which
makes enc icel Ier!ecuy veil. Hood SarsaVa-
Tnla Is sJId By druggists. 81; slE for e.. Pre-
pared by c, l, HOOD a CO.. Lowell. Mass,
AGO DUsEs ONE DOLLAR
The evening world., 1890-07-10
A Raby's Collection


10 ~ FTT0T
Miss Lille Enh, seven days ola. has col
leciel o., a- follows;
Mrs. A.. Fryer. -: Mrs. G.. Ruh, 81: Selma.
- ceHts: husHilud, - cent; Lille h, -
cents; john il0lZdsTbeT, - cents.
Size hoLss Il val do some good.
The evening world., 1890-07-10

The Little Prince, Elizabeth Of Austria
the daughter of the late Crown rrlnc,.
caut take cuttings with her moth r.luuress
s%'ePhanie, because, by che VII OF her
father she must always remain IN tie mn
mediate pe.guborhooi and under the eye o;
her grandfather, the Emperor.
The evening world., 1890-07-10
Almost Dying OF EnnuL

What are the charms OF the scar
oh, Tor an hour OF tie city!
What are he duh waves To me-
Can ihey say any. hing witty!
II.
What do they care for my lipsp
Why did / Gomez Its lty!
Nothing but wafer and sliis,
And Jack Tar away in the city.
III.
oh, for one ride in the PARK,
With Jack hulnminy 6A.s from a ditty,
kisslng MY hO II that dark
1t is he. ] can Tear him cali ''Kittym
TOha MAIL "a IaaSsy'S Hssklg. :
The evening world., 1890-07-10
Die Debar Is Free on IAN.

Ann ODelia Lolita Montez Diss Debar.
Lawyer Marsh's spirit medium. who vas
locked up in = prison at Rome on q charge
Of winding. has been released on bail
pending her trial In the Autumn,
The evening world., 1890-07-10
They VIII Send More.

To ne EfIOr
tie Corps Of Free Doctors. If this hot wave
costumes We will seLd more. God ble.s tho
dear little children Dorothy M KARL.
The evening world., 1890-07-10
Stella Earned sixty Cents.

10 ~ FdlT0T'
Pleaso accept this contribution for the
Fables Fund from = little girl that loves
babies 30 that she has earned this for them.
STELLA, Poughkeepsie.
The evening world., 1890-07-10

The boodlers are all back on their
native heath except one. Why in the
Sorld doesn't DENnsEY returns flo can
Iest assured that Mr.. FELLOWS will treat
hin with 3 kindness before which q
The evening world., 1890-07-10
A 'lONGSHOREAAH'S STORY.
JoHN HJNSON Tells HoWHE sur.
EERED WITu CAT4RRH.
lie wcnt to Drs. Copeland and B'oir, and
under their treatment he noto Is as
tr u as he errr tcas in his HCe.

John Hanson. v no resides 1t No. Z Monroe street.
Ia, teen = Noa' snOreinan ;or nineteen y RS Ina
recent con q SIT on with the write, Mr fisnson
told h iologmg Interesting 5 o y: Fifteen
ycits g. I contra ted acIte cNtA.rh. which soon
b,chne chrome, suffered most with my hold and
IN AT. My nose was blocked up my sleep Wa
Lroken.
The evening world., 1890-07-10
Gone Back TO Horse.Traction.

The cars Of the Fulton street cross-town
line, which begin running to-day, will be
propelled by horse-power, the directors
having decided 10 Wal; tor greater improve
meuts IA electric motors worked from
storage batteries.
The evening world., 1890-07-10
BIG HOTEL LAUNDRY BURNED.
Ono Fireman Perishcs - Thirty-S Six
Girls Arc Saved.

CATsRIILs. N. y, July II .-Tho large an
ncI laundry building of the Hotel Kaatcrs-
kill was destroyed BY fire early this morn
ING.
Fireman y. Smith was burned to a crisp
while trying To rescue employees.
1hirty-s!x girls working in the laundry
were saved.
Loss by the fire. so5. 900. insured.
The evening world., 1890-07-10
BIERhCH IS ALL RIGHT.
Explanation OF the Aldermen's Mes.
senHer's Mysterious Absence.

senger's Mysterious Absence.
Edmund B!crach. messenger to the Board
of Aldermen, who was reported TO have
mysteriously disappeared, is at his post In
City Hall today.
lie had been absent since 4 O'Clock Tues
dav afternoon. and his family and friends
had been very anxious, fearing that h0 had
been pro,trAtel by the heat.
Ii appears that MIR. urersch hal met a
party OF friends AMI acc pmpanie them ont
OT town. his message tn his wife at their
home. lI@ East Houston street. having
been mlscaTTlCd.
The evening world., 1890-07-10
To Help a Child.


10 ne IIT0T
/ have a good healthy child. / send this
mite TO help some other child along.
j. H. N.
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louis and Fahien send their love and hest
wisnes, toCether will The inclosed so cents,
to the poor hlck little babies.
Mime. DIE FRANCHI.
The evening world., 1890-07-10
A Lawyer Sends This.

To the Eitf'T:
lie: the good work 60 on. Credit inclosed
for Sick LADIES Fund, TO Y.
The evening world., 1890-07-10
Helan's Sacrifice.
To1sFdTor

Inc!osed please find 81 for the Sick Babies
Fund.
wanted some embroidery. but Thought
the sick babies needed the money more tnAn
l. l am three years old. HELEa.
The evening world., 1890-07-10
For the summer Season.

TFT0W u %
Hotel Clerk-I can make myself useful 10
you. sir.
Hotel Proprietor-I don't want 4 man who
can make himselt useful 1 Hant one who
can make himself ornamental.
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she Explained.

fItapt gurssy's Wssk'g
Choly-My dear Mrs. Murray Hin. why
did you lrrist ON my being ~cayal,er to taat
dull FEi,adtt liza girls
r. Murray Hill Well, II you will prom
ise not to tel. ! wanted 10 see when u you
would get bored hrst.
The evening world., 1890-07-10
JOHN L. SULLIVAN'S

Chapter Of the Great Composite
Novel, now running in The
EVENING WORLD, viii appear
Tomorrow. The synopsis WIN
enable you to begin the story to-
day.
The evening world., 1890-07-10

$3.50 fer Tits ] ostal Cerd.
Wilhelm Stampfnr was fiuel $3.50 by
Judge icuelict N the L tied States Circuit
Court. this moruiuy, o. mis- plea of guiltJ
OF scullug an abusive postal card TO Bern-
Lard heTuig, OF HrI' ItrIDIlrr.
The evening world., 1890-07-10

Fantasis-"At the Fountain '....... ...... Eienberg
BY the Orchestra
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tho toe to admit of the display OF colored
silk stockinRf. and 10 retained in place by
means Of an instcp ftraD. A quantity pretty
maRpie ell ct IL produce in some Of the new
shoes by cutting ont slGshcs Of the black
patent leather and letting in white Kid be-
low. Morocco SHOES OF ruby or seal brown
color nrc braincd with charming effect in a
pattern which point, upward towards the
centre N a way to make the foot look small.
cray and fnwn suede braided in their own
coior, brorlo Eil with yellow. back with
| scarlet, and white ND with pale llue oro
,omo ~ tho r%retticst combinations. And
for ballroom wear there are the real fairy
siippcr, ~ white attn tr,mmod with white
lea ds and aste star.
Annie FELTON, Reynolds en- .oys the distinc-
ton of being the first woman dentist To
Rra luhta IN Massachu, e'ts. Shc il a pretty
woman, with dark brown hair, bl1e eyes,
All * luisttc complexion aud perfect teeth.
A capital dress for the river was n scarlet
fOu' a!d fl uTcit with sage and cream IN u bold
design and made up unusually PRETTY, with
zone OF the initial on old ppin. that IN 10
~c.cvcrly done thi. season, and knots
OF scarlet aud sage ribbona. A dark
haired grl would look enchanting in
that gown. A pHle-fawn coiirnne,
with gcrauium-rcd silk 10 lice, aud long
ends at the back. was alsO very attractive.
One Of the Ia tornado gowns had q gored
skirt that stood out at the back in regular
folds that maintained their position by
means of n lining of horsehair. This is
something new. but It IN hoped it may not
be the thin end of the wedge Tor Introducing
the odious and detestable crinOline.
Viewed under a powerful microscope tho
human skin il a. iull Of holes As a piece Of
Mechlin net.
Clean carved ivory with q paste Of damp
enod sawlust and II few drops OF lemon
Juice, says the LddieS' II me JourtdG Lay
it on thick!y. allow it to dry, and then re-
move with n nail-brush.
Alabaster figures are cleaned with the fol-
lowing mixture; One ounce of borax and a
quart OF boiling water. When cool. wa. h tho
figures gently and dry with n silk handker-
chief. II badly stained try Il uaste of quick
limo and water. aud let 1t remain on for a
day; then wash of in soap and water. Olive
oil occasionally applied with n soft woollon
cloth keeps buhl cabinets nnd ormolu ornR-
ments bright; first, clean of all Of the dust.
Bron2cs may bo plunged into boiling
water until warm. then c'eancd with soRp-
suds aud dricd with old linen cloths. II this
IL Intellectual try becswaN aud turpcntinp,
rubbed on aud OF with clean. loft cloths,
sweet oil. and polishing with a clamois, is
another remedy.
The evening world., 1890-07-10

Sceue from Goldsmith.
SHE STOOLS TO CONQUER.
RA'c Hardcsstic... ........... Marguerite st. John
[ hArles MARROW ,n...... Geo. NJ. Wood
The evening world., 1890-07-10

One Of the prettiast and least expensive
ways to make a plain OWL dreSsy il to cover
the full sleeves with black net and a IN white
ground India. no matter how covered it may
be. to use plain white India. covered with
black net, or, indeed, OF whatever tone the
gown may be, To GET plain material for
sleeves and use black net over it. Green.
yellow, old rose, lavender. al shRdes leud
themselves to this end wit excellent effect.
especially the chAllies and lrdia- IN chirtl
patterns, or with large ferns and notes
scattered protusely over a plain ground.
The evening world., 1890-07-10
Entered a. the Post.oHce ct New York as second
class matter.
wBRANcB OFFICES,

twBRANcB OFFICERS,
WORLD UPTOWN oFFfoE-1o67 BROADWAY.
between 31st and 32d sts., New York.
BROOKLYN $50 FULToS ST. 1ARLEM-
News Department, $50 EAST l25TH 81.
Advertisemcnts at 237 EAST 1l5TH ST.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. -LEpoER BufLDIro,
lie souTn Ora ct. WASHINGTON -0lO
lars 1T.
LONDON oFFIcE-32 cocnsPUn ST.. TnAgALe
can souARE-
The evening world., 1890-07-10

Make an apple, gooseberry or rhubarb
sauce favored with cinnamon. nutmeg.
orange peel and a tablespoonful of wine or
French brandy, aud while hot drop INTO the
dish as many old tea biscuits as faore are
guests. Cover the iish aud allow the bread
to 5 ak. In serving dust each portion With
powdered ugAr. Whipped cream sp'Ink cal
with caudied cherries Is another nice way To
dress tins 0lScu { pm lding. This is a dessert
very easily prepared and most agreeable 10
the taste,
The evening world., 1890-07-10

~,CsILDREE subject TO a iarrhaaaHddyssntsr eur.1
~ AoSELL's TEETHLS0 CoGDIAL. Fnce 25S -
The evening world., 1890-07-10

A change in dining lore is beginning in
Paris. A lady famous for her cntertain-
menis has introduced the innovation of
seating a large dinner party at small tables.
lin said that the reEch view of Irritation.
from which their young people have hitherto
been carefully guarded, has materially
changet. and that 1t IS to become al adj
miited ieaIuI c OF their society.
The evening world., 1890-07-10

MIR. ALEXANDER SEGALL.
The stage fittings from the firm Of Me-srs. BaumAnn
q os.. "a to 20 East l4th At. Now York.
Al & "O-ovERTURE-"s 81 i'ctais Roi". Adam
At 4. 30-Sidno Gruudy'- romcdietta in One Act,
MAN PROPOSES
BELLE HUNTINGTON.
MISS MARGUERITE ST. JOHN
GAPf. HiUNfiNGioN......w WALTER j, BnRl0oKs
Solo for Cornet-"It Was Dream ".......... CoWsp
Mr.. VIM. Griffin.
Good Pyc "...........,. ....... ..... .Tosti
Jessie Olivier tecley.
BY kind permission Of Frank Daniels, Esq.
SLEEP WALKING SEINE FROM MAC
BETH, &c.
by
LITTLE DOT CLARENDON.
The 4th Act Ct
INGOMAR.
lnCornHr. ......',.' b"nnett mhtnsCs
ot,yer rauI
BY the Orchestra
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THURSDAY EVENING. JULY 10.
SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT
io- the benefit Of
EVENING WORLDS SICK BABIES
FUND.

ORCHESTRA UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
MIR. ALEXANDER SEGALL.
The evening world., 1890-07-10

Annie FELTON, Reynolds enjoys the disiinc-
ton Of being the first woman dentist tn
era luNta in Massachusetts,. She is a pretty
woman, with dark brown hair, blte eyes,
All * ulsttc complexion aud perfect teeth.
The evening world., 1890-07-10

For the nonce half shoes have been retired
and fashion Is stepping across the ,erlnda.
OF the summer hotels and the tarf otlaWu
parties IN high shoes. A ou.y tie finest
leather is used aud the styles are elaborate.
u costs more than a song to shoe a belle OF
q queen Of many iW cts. Probably the
latest whlm expressed IN leather D, q par OF
nigh laced wa E.ag boots ms &c Of the new
velvet pile leather in a rich tiut OF golden
brown. goInsLed AID yaudyked NJ tie iac-
ing with patent leather. The gypsy shoe.
for garden party OF light walking purposes.
A. made Of E.see Kid. bordered with narrow
brogueG brad. and cut sufficiently loE ~.
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THE Reason WIZ.

Why is it that GRAsTY, at l5lo-l2 9Th st. NV. 10
called The Pushery
Because he has pushed himself right into live bush
- hess by selling Cheap tor Cash.
and East Of the capitol ~ Grssty's l5lU-l2 7th
stn.w.g
Because they can save money on Furniture. China
Lamps, Tin. &C.
Why is II that Grasty buys many Tea and Dinner
Because he sells 56-mece Fancy Tea Set s2.9s and
1UO-plece Dinner set S1.SS.
Why is 1t that Grasty-Tne P1sher-uniersells the
other housesi
his rents are much less and he sells
for CASH-SOid Oak Suites Sl9g5.
Why Is il that Of the merchants that Grasty
Is a blower
Because they feel chilly when of their old Gus
toners tell them what they have seen at Grastys.
Why Is II that Grasty sells Parlor suite for 30
Tor which other houses get s35:
Because he has no bad bits of nsisments and every
body pays the same.
Why IL that lie lsheIs bu siness Is growing all the
time, while old houses cry duil times. Sc..
Because he II Blower aud Blows the musical tune
Cheap for Hash.
Why that people doubt the statements mAda
by The Pusher, The Blower.
Because they have not been 20 see.
Why Is II that Grasty pays The Star Tor printing his
Because he knows thstit pays TO advertise when you
do what you say.
Why IL that GraS ~ sells Nice Tumbers for lac.
and Bed 81 rings 9Sc.s
Why Is II that Grasty bought much Mating and
Because he blows and pushes along the line Cheap fos
Cash ana that Will move IL.
why" TO your friends and send them 10 see me.
NJ. c. GRAsTY. The Pusher.
Furniture China Tin &C. ,s2g-3m
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The Worlds Fair Bill.

The worlds fair bill approved by the Chi
cago committee provides for a commission to
consist of two commissioners from each state
and from each territory of the United States
and from the District OF Columbia, and eight
commissioners at large, to be designated as the
worlds Columbian exposition. This commits
sion is empowered to accept for the purposes
of the worlds Columbian exposition such site
and buildings as may be rendered by the cor
poratiOn organized under the laws of the state
of Illinois, known as the Worlds Exposition
OF 1892" provided that they shall be adequate
for the purpose. But the commission must
first be satisfied shat the said corporation has
bona tide subscriptions of at least $4,000, 900,
5000 of which shall have been paid in. aud
that the further sum of 5000. 600 will be pro-
vided III ample time. Section IA provides that
the United States shall not in any manner be
responsible for the debts or obligations of the
corporation. Section II appropriates 81 .500.-
900 for the erection of buildings for the dis
play of government exhibits.