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The evening world., 1891-07-07
.GOTHAM'S RATCATCHER DEAD.
Veteran Harry Jennings Gone,
the Rats Rejoice.

Harry Jennings, practical ratcatchcr and
insect destroyer, died last sunday at his
home 3G5 BrOomC street. lie was nearly
seventy years cid, and for forty years past he
mas been waging an incrsSant warfare against
rats, bugs aud all sorts NJ vcrmin, ana in nd-
ditiOn has practiscd the profession Of dog
doctor.
For many years his Ofl'Ce was IN BrOOme
street, near Mott, but for the past six years
his sign has been hanging out AT 10 Centre
street. At the former place he used To keep
summer buardng-hOuse for HrisluCrutic
dogs.
In tacklng the rat trihe Jennings employed
every known agency " destruction, ana was
very successful IN his efforts To clear houses
OF Vcrnin. He had trrrets rat-telricrS, traps
and p, iSOn, and sometimes he used therein
all AZ The same time.
lie made lots OF money at his queer trade,
and after IA while his business grew 50 large
that he had to employ tive or Fix men 10 as
sist him In attending to his orders.
Among the hotels he had the Brunswick, ~.
Denis, Murray llill, Aberdeen, Continental,
Hoffman, SturtcEant, NrndOme, 81. james,
Union square, Victoria and Westminster Us
his regular Gus nmcrs. and besides these, h"
regularly cleared out the rats In many Of the
big ware houses and business establishments
downtown.
II Is said that he amasScd n fortune Of
100000. he was born Ia London and came
20 this country In 1856 Although twice
married Ii" had no children. His second wife
survives him.
MS death was due Ioa severe attack Of in
tammatOry rheumatism. which laid him ul
Il bed about two weeks ago. lie was well
and many friends VIII attend his funeral to-
morrow afternoon.
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a Foreign Invasion.

Terrible Winters throughout Europe brought
forth bitter fruits that ripened in America La
Grippe" with varying violence, broke forth here,
aud the mortality lsts shoN It's shocking rAySgrs
Ia aggravated cases An alcoholic principle EN-
bodiri az a m~dicRtsd stimulant n the form of
ilotIstters Stomach E,tt'rs has aui will ever
prove the best specific. Leading Continental aud
American physicians declare that medicine with
q sprituous bGsa, such this, affords the surcst
guaranty against the tremendous turOlis uf this
shocking InAlAdy. When Ne consider that slight
change Of weather Is apt 10 it, that IL attacks
those easily vulnerable ORGANS the lungs, that IT.
progress is Tremendously swift and destructive Ne
must admit the Necessity of Tgpellng Il At the out
set with sure preSentiys Hoststters Stomach
bilts5s n slsS 151,ns. 3SS.1 sy'psp
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SEVERE LAW, THIS.
Mr.. Doernberg Jailed for Walking
on the Grass in Central Park.

julius Docrnbcrg OF DOcrnberg x Goodman.
OF @lj Lewis street, makes Complaint Of uu-
Just arrest against Park Policeman Michael
TumpEinS, and the latter VIII have to stand
trial.
Mr. D0rrnbcrg says he was walking In
central Park sunday afternoon with his three
snail children.
The children started to run across the
driveway. and fearing they would be- run over
he started after then. jumping over Il low iron
railing and crossing small grass patch.
"As reached my children, hr said, d" lh"
policeman came up and shook IN" roughly 10y
The shoulder. lie took N" 10 IN" s.aiipE-
house and said: i bog Nuu. Sergeant. de- me
a personal ayOT by l0Cking his man up
MIR. DOcrnbcrG was locked up, but Justice
Kelly discharged him.
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SPORTING NEWS AND NOTES.
Giants Keep Their Leading Dis
tanoe, Thanks to Brooklyn,

The Giants fell victims yesterday TO the
pigmies of Cincinnati, but luckily for them
the Brooklyn boys succeeded I'm taking
Anson's colts into camp for the third sue
cessiNc time, and the leadership stays with
New York The League games played yester-
day resulted as follows: Cleveland ., Phil
adelphia Cincinnati =, New York Brook
lyn =, Chicago q; Boston ., Pittsburg 9.
American Association scores: st. Louis =,
Athletic 4; Baltimore 4, Cincinnati , Louis
VILE u, Washington 4 Columbus ,, Boston l.
The standing OF all the clubs up to to-day is
n : follows.
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The Size of II,

A Brooklyn y,who was riding on the
platform of n Smith street car with the
driver, was asked if he had a good time
on the Fourth, and he hit off the average
boy pretty fairly when he replied:
You bet | did / had lemonade,
soda water, root beer, candy. oranges,
bananas, tirecrackers, rockets. Roman
candles, two fights and three burns. and
if hadn't been SO tired could have had
another fight and set two more awnings
on fire. y NJ. QUAD.
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PCTLeT5.

New York's policemen asked to send their
measurements anew to Headquarters to see if
they've grown with the service.
Mckinley say lie will depend much on State
clubs. And not party whips!
Father knickerbocker's inside pocket is com
iortsbly lined. IT contains $50, 900, 900 more than
last year
Washin2tons Gridiron Club has gone for au
outing II should de- ght in a broilng sun.
Where are you going. my pretty msiiEn
The other way, good sir, - she said,
Ana there the Irritation ceased, -Epoch.
The Minneapolis JOWrHHi nnds that like the hod-
carrier the prize-hght-r rises in the world by
rounds.
The man always looking Tor snap usually lacks
ginger.
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FOR THE SICK BABIES.
An Entertainment to Be Held at Far
Rockaway Thursday.

The first OF a series OF fifteen professional
entertainments for the above, under the
management OF George VI. wood. commences
AT the Tackapousha House, Far RocKawNy, ON
Thursday evening next, July .. Some $4OO
last year resulted from a similar entertain
ment there, and the indications are that,
although early In the season, another splen-
did sum will he realized.
The artists who have already volunteered
are Nine. Luckstone Meyers, Of Gilmore con-
ccrtS the famous LethuS quartet. Jennie &.
Wilder, sister Of Marshall Z. Wilder; Frank
Lawtcn, the whistler; LnncS, the hmorial ;
Little Johnnie ChcGN"r, MaS,"r waiter Leon,
the baby orator; Nine. Kate V. Baxter, the
planiste; II. \. Hail. bandmastrr Of the old
Guard, IN Il solo on the saNophonc; Ada II.
sherman, soprano, and the popular and
charming Marguerite 81. John I'm Jerome X.
JprCmp'S comedy OF " Barbara, with NinOna
shannon, Of Charles FrOhman's company ;
Waiter j Brooks aud Alfred Burnham.
Then there II Clara Thr0pp, the original
TaggS OF the county Fair" and several
others, with Mark W. Davis as stage man
ager. Chirkcring 4 sons send down one of
their grand pianos, ana after the entertaln-
ment hop will be given.
Foremost among the visitors who ure work.
ing most energetically for the success ot the
entertainment are MIR. and Mrs. 7. r. Dow
npy, Miss |. JacObOSliy, Dr. De Lery, MIR. and
Mrs. j. Cassidy, OF Brooklyn: j. Culman AID
family. Miss j Reilly. Mr. and Mrs =. j. Ken
ncdy, Mrs. ChaS. Fish er, A. +. Iroeschcr anc
family, Mr. and Mrs, p. A. Henartck and Mis-
Agneta Kane. Among the Cottagers, sir
and Mrs. Miles O'Brien, Commissioner Gilroy
and family, and a host OF Others viii bt
there.
MIR. L. Roche, the popular host of the Tack
| apOusha, is working heart and soul for a hig
| success, as well as Miss Il. Roche and the
] Enr
merly OF the H0frman House Head Walter
William BOsomwOrth Is also cnthuSed ant
Will marshal his hosts To transform the large
dining-hall Tor the eventful evening. So there
will be willing hands and hearts cooperating
to make the first entertainment q glorious
| success.
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Money, Food and Clothing Needed
for the Tots.
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS

All contributions sent ia The Even
ing World" office for the Sick Baby
Fund shjuld he directed to Cashier,
New York World" Pulitzer building.
Packages containing clothes, &c.,
should be addressed to Mrs. Roberts, 80
West Thirty fifth street.
Any one whose contribution to the
Sick Baby Fund is not acknowledged in
these columns will confer favor by
notifying the Editor of "The ENcuing
World"
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Anew Haven pastor prophesies a Demo-
cratic President. Democratic comfort in
the prediction is modified by the fact that
the minister went on to express his salts
faction that Connecticut had put good
men at the head of affairs. If he can tell
10 the people n signal service and give
BuLKELEY a chance to look for another
lob
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Manhattan Club Employees.

To ThF TVT0T
AS showing the popularity Of your noble
scheme for relieving the sick babies, the in
closed $ll was collected within thirty
minutes from few employees of Manhattan
cub, who feel satisfied that II some one
would only take the initiative in every club,
hotel and store In the city, you would soon
be provided with the ncedrul for as much as
you did unto one Of these.
TIE EMPLOYEES.
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Weak Men

Easily, Quickly, P"rmanentN Restored.
Weakness, NrrNOusErss DEBILITY, aud all
the train ut evils 'Tum "a errors on 'at"r
the results ut useTSuTE -lCkusas, worry, aC. Full
Etrrugth. Development aud tone given to every
organ aud portion Of the body simple natural
Iucthuds. Immediate Improvement seen. Failure
impossible. ? 900 references. Boa, explanations
AHd proofs mated .seaIsuN free. Address ERII
MEDIC Al. tO.,Ol Niagara 81 BulHl1,
y.
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The pleasant efrect and the perfect safety
with which ladies may use the liquid frult
laxative, syrup OF Figs, under all conditions
make II their fayoHte remedy. II IS pleasing
TO the eye and 10 the taste, gentle, yet ef-
rectual IN acting on the kidneys, liver and
boWela - .-
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Too Bad.


From BTOOklga LIs.l
There was riot at the museum the other
day"
what was the matteTf'
"The Legless man got mad at the Dog
Faced Boy aud kicked him"
The evening world., 1891-07-07

Yes, it was a happy wedding at Windsor
yesterday, but it isn't royalty nor brill
liant company that will make every bridal
day SO bright. There are hearts, as
we'll as crowns.
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Love at First Sight.

TIFOM WF Nfr IOIk WsekIV.J
Frlend-So yours was a case OF love at first
AghtT"
Mrs. Getthere-Yes, indeed. | fell desper-
ately In love with my dear husband the mo-
ment set eyes upon him. | remember II as
distinctly as II Ii were yesterday ] was
walking wiki papa on the beach at Long
Branch when suddenly papa stopped, and
pointing him out, said: "'ihere, my dear, is "a
man worth ten millions "
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Gave Her Away.


lIi"W -" f"''H""FF.!
WOol-lf Bronson was 10 get married a
hundred times he would never attempt an
other elopemrnt.
Van Pelt--Was his attempt failure
Wuol-Nea; her father caught them after a
chase OF ten miles.
Nun Pell-1hcn did he give the bride away =
WOOl-lCs; h" handed over her artnCiGl
teeth,
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NOT BEFORE GlEAsoNs JUDGE,
The Mayors Foes Remove Their
Cause TO Another Court.

John X. Fellows, counsel for Deputy >hrrin
Anschell and Others against Mayor Gleason
and the Health Commits lpucrs ~ Long Island
city, to-day Withdrew the charges ur assault.
When the CH~t came up before Justice
Nanlcy Cul. Fellows said he had advised
Gleason, foes 10 TAX" NJ further IA that
court. They would bring criminal SUIT In
the supreme Court.
The evening world., 1891-07-07

Having counted the population of New
reckon the city's expenses away up.
This isn't Natures style of recompense,
and it won't do, even in the census.
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A Good Year.

lfrpm Sircstt SmUL's Wsskiy.I
Mr. BricErOw-Haye you locked over the
advertisements Of country boaldlng-houses.
Mrs. BrirErow-Yrs. Very lrw farmers are
advertising.
Mr. BriukrOw-That sOf The fruit trees
must have some rruit On them this year,
The evening world., 1891-07-07

Congressman SETH MILLIKEN, of Maine,
IS an artful dodger. Seeing the founda.
tlons Of his own political structure in
danger, he goes ont in the country and
helps the happy farmer lay the corner
stone of condensed milk factory. He
expects to kill any number of birds with
this one cornerstone.
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at the Worlds Fair.

lF,"m The Eprca
what win be the leading attraction at
your Chicago Worlds FAIR
"Well, iro hard Ia say just Vet, but n hap
hazard, would Judge that one of the leading
attractions viii be- % woman born and raised
there, with small feet and never divorced"
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BETTER Not Said.


7 I7'W TNWIWI ]
Palnlrr-WOuld Nou believe ~ This Is the
picture they've thought proper TO reject. III
be 80 bold as 10 say there are not twenty bet
ter In the whole exhibition
FTlcnd-Dear me! Is II such a poor ACHd-
nInN A. lhni Z
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CHANGES At THE THEATRES.
New Bills at Tony Pastors and
Roster & Bial's Houses.

The Madison square Garden Amphitheatrc
Is beginning to cast away all the starch and
rrills that fettercd Its usefulness during its
ealier existence. 1t Is rapidly becoming free
and easy, and success, consequently, starcs 1t
IN the face. New Workers are everywhere
confronted by the bugbear OF grim conven-
tionality The amphitheatre is beginning to
strike out for itself. Last night the first OF
the series OF Theodore IN JmaS's farewell con-
Certs was given, and gOOdly gathering Of
people applauded an excellent concert while
the men smoked and drank and the women
slipped and talked. A comprehensive pro-
gramme OF music and beverages was offered.
The former started at Berlioz and meandcred
through to Moslkowsky; the latter
began with plebeian lager beer, and
ended with creme de menthe. The bill OF
fare was somewhat amusing. cold roast
Spring lamb was one OF the daintieS set forth
in large type. Imagine going to the Garden
to enjoy Theodore Thomas and calling loudly
for dish OF cold roast Spring lamb! There
were twelve numbers on the programme, and
they included LiIts Hungarian Rhapsody
No. O, DvOrak's Slavonic Dances, a selection
from carmen" Saint-Saens's "PhaetOn,i
the overture OF "William Tell" GOunod's
q" Funeral March OF a Marionctte," SChu-
bert's AVA Marie" Strausss waltzes,
"Freuet euch des Lebens" and Wiener Bon
Bons," and Moszkowsky's "Perpetuum
Mobile"
The changes IN the amusement houses last
night resolved themselves into new bills at
Tony Pastors and Roster * BiaIS Concert
Hail. At the former house the main attIaC-
tion was Muldoon's Picnic which was In
tcrpreted G" Interpreted" is good, under the
circumstances by Edward j. Hencrnan,
Charles NJ. Macdonald, Thomas H. ward,
Sagar Midgley, con r. Lynen, Fannie Mldg-
ley, LOttie ellison and Alice Hanson. Al
Roster Blal's Concert Han Omene, the
OdalIsquc, did not appear. The management
said that She was Ill, but as her place was
iiilrd by CarmenCita nobody cared In the
least. Peggy Pryde, Mile PriCe-DOw and the
BraatZ brothers also appeared.
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Corrected.


Fyom uG ETrbaHqs.l
Miss B0cOn-rnose goods strike me a~ conf
paratiyulN cheap,
Miss McB,an-I bee your pardon, my dear;
say comparatively cheaper.
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THE WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR.
Fads, Fashions and Fancies That
Delight the Gentler Sex.
Bordering for Plain Skirts-Bees
as Ornaments - Mantles for
Elderly Ladies' 49, Pretty
Barego Gowns-Lace
Is Much Used for
Millinery.

Many plain skirts are now h,rdcrCd with
Tiny braid ur silk ruchcs initiating feathers,
and this is also used tor collar aud sleeves
and can br bought In all colors Nclvc; bands
with jet studs are also fashionable, and many
trimmings which appear most uncommon are
simply II combination OF different things
clcvcrly arranged. Thus deep band OF
velvet Is headed with tinscl glllOon laid quite
close TO the velvet, and even here loops Of SILK
and tinscl cord are sometimes placed above
the gall0on, but 50 clO,r that the whole ap-
pears on" trimming.
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WhY Nhe We AngrY.

He put his nrm around hrr waist Tor the
nrst time, hut, realizing hi, holdurSs, quickly
withdrew II. Are NuU angry with me
kaiirf' he asked, limidR.
"OT COURSE ! aul, George She answered.
"Whal business had you To take away your
ARM
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Force ef HI bit in speeeh.

IFFIT TNf TITeVfHVf ITHsTFF.
Governess-Now, Pauline, tell your grand
mother ana me how long It IS since Rome was
founded.
Paulne-Two thousand six hundred and
tOrty-fOuT years.
Grandmother Qnechanicaliy)-Dear, dear,
bow time does ny
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Found a Dollar.

To the Editor:
Please ind 81 for III" babies. one year ago
we sent you something for clyde. We lost
her last November. As | was walking down
the avenue found this ~ note. II must he
her mite for he babies. CLYDE.
The evening world., 1891-07-07

The MORNING WORLD was first on the
streets this morning with its electrocution
extra, 1t was an extra with a story, too,
and the story was one with details.
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His Humorous Fncnlty.

lIr,m Hetd's WdrhiHg'o".I
Thatcher-NiN0n seems like such dull
sort OF n fellow. Does he ever crack jOEeY
BoNton-llas tO-aiway>. cant aee into II
II he doesn't.
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A SympathiZer.
To me Fiito

! 10 the 2 FfitOf
Inclosed please flnd 4" which wish you to
place in the Sick Babies Fund, the object OF
which am In hearty sympathy with.
{. :. WARD.
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Two Good Friends.
To ne F,iitOr

To nc FTT0T'
Please accept the incloScd - as slnall
contribution 90 the " Babies FUND.-"
HAIRY and GEORGE bAUCHLE,
3lS West FiHN-,iNth street.
The evening world., 1891-07-07

The members Of the Stuyvesant Athletic
CLUB are training hard for their next monthly
games.
Jack MCAulnc, the champion lightweight Of
America, has resumed his pOOl-ruOm business
IN Brooklyn. but whether hr viii last any
longer this time than he did ON his first ad-
venture remains TO be seen.
Secretary Hughes Of The Manhattan Ath-
letic club CmpnatiCnlly denies the rumOr OF
there being tare-up among the CLUBS ath-
letes now IN Europe.
The regular monthly shoot OF tile Lake
ROnk0nkuma Gun ana Fishing club VIII take
place on saturday OF TINS week.
The annual regatta Of the New Rochelle
Yacht cub Will be- sailed to-day. Firty-eiN
boats have entered.
Jim Gibbons IS ~ the opinion that spider
Kelly would Dr n better man 10 hgnt NunCc
wallace Than Cal Mccarthy.
The New Works played perfect fielding
game yesterday, but they fell short at the
bat, which lost III" game Tor them
Charley Johnston Is Of the opinion that
Frank p. Slayin is not nearly 50 anxious %
people believe.
Jack MeAullne is doing pretty good busI-
ness AT present, and II i hardly likely he VIII
tall, ight with Austin Gibbons.
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Peculiarly Adapted for Factory
Purposes.

TERMS 80 per cent. Of the purchase
money may remain on Bond and Mort
EuEr.
20 Titles Perfect and Guaranteed.
Maps, Free Passcs and all information from
JEkE. JOHNSON, JE., 60 Liberty ST.. New
York, Hnd lop aud lgl Montague ST., Brooklyn. or
Ia BR&AkENE!UGE 4 TICHENOR, 700 BrtNi
st, NtwBra.
The evening world., 1891-07-07

William r. Nagl", ur l99l rlrA avenue, was
caught between an "L" post and a rhIrd
avenue ear ms morning, JHd WIS taken ru
Harlem Hospital severely iulWrd.
The evening world., 1891-07-07

From The Js0siisrSi weekly
canadian Wouldn't you like one
with Il ily-baCk attachment?
Observation-Disclosures, no!
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Shot a Mad Deg.

Policeman John \. Kenny shot aud Killed a
mad dog At EighN->iy'h street and Madison
avenue tnlS murhla-.
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They Held a Fair.

TO Ths FnVOT
We three girls, Rose Flynn, Edith Thoma-
son and myself, held lair for the bencft OF
the sick Baby Fund, at which "" collected
$500 EDITH K. BLACK.
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Stanbury Again Beats Mclean with
the Single Souls.

SYDNEY, y. :. W., July flames Stanbury
won a single scull race for stake OF $1,000
a side and the championship, on the Para
malta, to-day from John Mclean. His sec
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Natural Mistake,

lFrom hs CLicugo TriLvas.l
Handsome Young Woman (pOinting 10 ham
MOck)-Huw muChy
salesmau-We guarantee II for 600 pou-er
beg pardon, miss one dollar and hty
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showers and south Winds.

W AhhlNoAONt y JOU
- Weather ind6
cations:
For Eastern NstS
York 80 ShOt0e rs;
Slightiy t0dTHer /;
south J0iRdS.
The followingrecord
shows the { hanges In
the tcmT eratrlre for
the past twcnty-lour
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The books are open every day for the
Free Doctors Fund.
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for millinery, lace Is more than ever u>,d,
h1,E inr entire hat, aud tor Thinning. \
pretty novelty il lipw"r- OF lace, pinl>, or
rhils. and others. which are used tor lllm-
ming hHi aud cOrsagrs
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hours, IN comparison with the corresponding
date OF last wear, as Indicated by the thef-
mOneter at Perrys Pharmacy;
1890 1891 1920 1921
e. ~. ssSS e ssAsM.. ~ is
Average tsmpsraturs foT corresponding aAlslA,,
yeAE ~,
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WIND COLO and dlAuhCsa In children cured bj
hONELL's TEETHISd CORDIAL 25e. -
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SFEclAL A0TCES.

HE4LTu FOOD COMPANIES GLV-
TEN SuPPOSIrORIlS care constipation AMI
piles. By mail, suc. Gl ti'th aNe,and all dr4sgists
" "AnchOr Bruud" standing eOl,rs Cog summer,
80 kptcurs.' ~ CaunlAL
"s'S9asEs 9asssi sGSSS SsI So.gg1E gEaaaa saaa &9ssl's'
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An Amhitious Bow

From Harpsr'S Young PsopIsl
"Willle," said the visitor, "what is your
ambitlOn?"
"pd Ike" said the boy, putting down his
yelOw-COyered story OF the plains, Ito have
people tremble Ike leaves at the mere mem
tiOn VI my name"
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.272 DESIRABLE LOTS,
EACH 25x100 FEET, ON
ALBERT LISTER AND EUCLID AYES. AND
JOSEPH, ESTHER, LOCKWOOD. CATH
ERINE AND CoRNELIA SITS,
in the 18th Ward Of the city of
uENARk,N. J.

II DESIRABLE HOUSES situated on the prop
crty w i'll also be sold. All streets are CURBED,
fLAGGED snd SEVERED. There is a supply of
city Water. THE ELECTRIC CARS bisect the
tract.
APPETIZING LUNCH UNDER MAMMOTH
.- TENT.
MARTIAL MUSIC BY wORLD-RENowNED
2JD REGIMENT BAND. IS
SPECIAL TRAIN FROM FOOT or LIBERTY
ST, NEW YORK, AT O'CLOCK.
These Lots, fully developed and surrounded by
buildings, should command the attention of all
homeseekers, builders and investors.
The Manufac c'urPrs' Branch Of the N. j. Central
RR. with its splendid facilities for sidings, skirts
the property, and tho Passaic is within = block.
The Lots are, therefore,
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IN insect very much in Nogu" Just now
from an ornamental point Ol view Is the busy
bee, which may hr seen embroidered IN
swarmS on the tullC and SILK Ot evening
dresses, or modelled in gold, and stuck In
nChuN aud ber hes.
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NOu Never Tasted
Such dsl'sious SODA wATAa a. sRIKER's. -
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From ~ J..,.II,rI W.,

Must Have Been q. Philadelphia
Banker.
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tB- BRANCH OFFICES

tB- BRANCH OFFICES.
WORLD UPTOWN OTFICE-1267 BROADWAY,
between 3ist and 12d SITS. New York.
BROOKLYN - $50 FULTON ST. HARLEM
News Department, | 80 EAST l25TH ST. Ad-
vertlsements at 237 EAST 1l5TH sr.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.-LEDGrR BUILDING, ll2
EouTH Gru ST. wASHINGTON-G1O 18th Sr.
LONDON OFFICE-32 CocKsPUR ST.. TRAFAL-
GAR SQUARE.
The Evening World Prints Associ-
ated FresS News.
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Jack MpAullffr Is doing pretty good busl-
ness al present, and II i hardly likely he Will
talk night with Austin Gibbons.
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Elderly ladies prefer long nantes in black
Sicillonnr with Colorcd lining These resrm-
Die dus ciouks. uud while they cover the dress
do not hld" It's beauties. The front parts do
not touch. being laced by wide cordonEct
strips. and the garment is also open a' the
sides and bach.