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The evening world., 1891-07-27
WORlpLINCS.

Collector Erhardt 10 of the notable soiournsrs
at Saratoga. He is hale and rugged and his face
has the rosy flush Of health. The Collector Ia
titled TO the designation of Colonel, but be rarely
uses il. He was brave Vermont soldier in the late
unPleGSantnoss.
Old Lady Aylesbury is one Of tho most sItrGor-
dinSry figures in London society. She is nearly
eighty aud wears a wig Of oorhScreW eurlS. She Is
noted a. the poSSssaoT Of a sharp tongue, and her
language is at al! tmoS picturesque and vigorous.
go great has beon the production Of whisSsy in
Kentucky that there IL nov surplus Of 40, 900, 900
gallons on hand
Al the unwilling Of the Jackson MonImsnt st
Lexington. Va, Mrs. Jackson sat Just behind the
famous generals present. She is In the prime Of
life. her black hair still unmiKsd with Grly. and
she possesse, most attractive face. Her eyes
large and dark. She wore . handsome costume Of
black silk, trimmed with crepe black gloves and .
crepe bonnet.
Chief Justice LueaA. Of West Virginia, is said to
be the smallest man in the State. He is only four
feet high.
The evening world., 1891-07-27
!" No Fits Here"

] saw man net so queerly in front Of
Canal street saloon TINT followed him
in when he finally entered. thinking him
bit off in the top story. He looked
around for few seconds. and was about
to sit down in a corner. when bartender
came out and took him by the arm and
led him TO the door and gave him kick
and said:
. You can't play that on us again. old
fellow! Here you 20, md IL you ever
come in here again I'll break you in
two"
l followed the man down street and
asked for nm explanation, and without any
display OF Indignation, he said;
i" Why. the chap was on to me-"
- He spoke about your playing him."
Yes. | was in there tho other day,
when l was taken with OF and fell on
the floor. They gave me drink to revive
mo-"
Then II wasn't real fit"
1T was good enough At for any.
body" he replied, beginning to show n
little temper. I'm get even with that
man for bouncing me out the way he
did,
Here's the price OF good big drink
Now tell me il you work the saloons with
that sort Of a racket"
"Well, sir. can have a ht whenever
wants to, and perhaps that's whenever
think can make drink by it,"
How did he tum bio to your racket &c
fast ?"
Oh, it's likely somebody put him on
after was gone. That was a solid kicb
he gave me,
It was that"
1T Jared me to the roots OF my hair,
and I'll make him sweat for IL I'm will
ing to be led out but won't stand kick
from anybody"
What can you do?"
Don't you worry !" he replied with
wink. II know an old chap who can fol
dead Of heart disease and fool even tn,
doctors for half an hour. In dny or two
I'll send him around and il you don't 70,
him draw q crowd and the police running
and the ambulance backing up to receiy,
corpse, then III agree to drink waite
all the rest of my days. I'm willing (,
be led out by the ear, and ! might take
cuff or two after getting drink, but kick
goes agin the grain and let the kicker
beware !" NJ. QUAD.
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| SKETCHES BYA
M.QuA66. B.
Il Waa All Ri1ht.

A man dressed in the gatb Of work
man stood ON the roof Of a four.story
building in Hudson street and waved his
hand and appeared 20 say something to
the people passing on the other side Of
the street IL minute or two dozen
pedestrians had csrght sight OF him and
stopped.
Some ono hos closed the scuttle on
him and he can't get down" said one.
Perhaps he's been taken Ill and wants
help" suggested n second.
Three or four others had observations
to offer. and one man had started TO cross
the street to inform the people on tho
ground floor that something was wrong
on the roof, when boy stepped out,
looked up At the windows, and then called
ont:
There hain't nothin' the matter with
that feller up there! He's only flirting
wi n gal in the fourth story on this side
OF the street,"
And the crowd heayed a sigh OF relief
and moved on.
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and protested his innocence. The detectives
searched him, however, and found in his
possession several knives and long rat-tail
file, which was sharpened to needle point.
They took him TO the station and locked
him up, and then went 70 look for Mrs. Frank
losa.
THE GUILTY WIFE TRAPPED.
After much search they found her In an
Italian tenement-house at so Crosby street,
In this city, o the rooms OF one Of her coun-
trymen, who she said was her godfather.
The detectives told her she must go over TO
Brooklyn, Dut she AZ FIRST refused. To avoid
n scene the detectives told her they had cap
tured a colored man who had murdered her
husband, and she then consented TO go with
them, taking with her the youngest child and
leaving the other two In New York
1t was not until evening that she reached
the Eighteenth Precinct station, where In
spector McKellar, Acting Captain Hardy and
other police officials were waiting her arrival.
At FIRST she refused to say anything at all,
either In regard to the crime or her relations
with Cotto. Neither she nor Cotto can speak
English, and the examination had TO be con-
Quoted through an Interpreter. The police
authorities kept at her all the evening, how
ever, and at 2 O'Clock this morning she gave
In and told her story.
MRS. ERASKLosA's CONFESSION.
She admitted that she and Cotto had been
intimate, and said that she had known him In
Italy. After living with her husband for
seven years In this country she had written
10 him 10 come to America, telling him that
he could make barrel Of money here.
He had lived with them ever since his ar
The evening world., 1891-07-27

Travelling hats OF soft straw have taper
ing indented crown with brim rolled high and
close on its sides, like those OF English walk
ing hats. They come in brown rough straws
to wear with tan or beige wool dresses, and
are also made OF light, checked woods OF tailor
gowns stitched into shape. A band OF ribbon
around the crown is tied in a fiat bow on the
left, or else a sharp-pointed wing, or perhaps
two small wings are thrust in the band. Soft
white straw hats similarly shaped have navy
blue ribbon loops for trimming, or else white
ribbon loops are pointed like outspread sails
on each side, or a single large windmill bow
OF loops set around centre knot nearly
covers the left side.
The evening world., 1891-07-27
VACRANT VERSES.
The Irrenressible Bow.

The Irrepressible Boy.
He worried the cat,
He played rAt-tAt-tAt
On tho windowpAnss, fully an hour by the clock;
He tried roller skates
Where dishes and plates
In jeopardy lay, till some fell, with shock.
with an Indian yell
On dolls house he fell
And added that poor dolly'H scalp 20 his belt;
Then knocked OF its toeS,
And its fair GTooiAu noee-
Which same was Of wGI-he proceeded to melt.
Two tubs he upset
without one regret;
He stood on his head till his face turned sky blue
A curtain he tore,
And then sighed for more
lnVentively misehieVous thinEs he might do.
He hid grAnny's specs. -
But that didn't VeS
Her face frightened mp with his fun and his noise
:, One sweet kiss repaid
For all :" go she said,
Resiguedly adding that " boys will he boysm
But strangest Of all,
At nights qliet fall,
How meekly, how plA idly this rogue would say.
Gooi.uigh mammS deArl
Gcod;niFht, pApa, dear
Two tried hard 20 he such good boy today
-GeoTgs Cooper IN IHdspsHdsri.
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THE WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR.
Fads, Fancies and Fashions That
Delight the Gentler Sex.
A New and Pretty Fabric-Soft Straw
Travelling Hats-Mrs. HopkinS-
Senrles' Gratitude Break
fast and Lunch Relishes.

new and pretty fabric that resembles OK
fort shirting is shot, so that in any color,
pink blue, yellow or violet, there is shade
Of white. This is used for entire dresses or
is made into morning waists, blouses, vests
and open jackets. Clear linens transparent
wite max colored grounds, are figured with
sprigs and tiny flowers and these make dainty
afternoon dresses over Chinese washing silk
skirts As such dresses they are transparent
and cool-looking, and merchants claim that
they cannot crease and do not easily soil
The evening world., 1891-07-27

All contributions sent to "The Even
ing World" oflce for the Sick Baby
Fund should he directed to Cashier.
New York "world," Pulitzer Building.
Packages containing clothes. &C..
should be addressed to Mrs. Roberts, so
West Thirty fifth street.
Any ono whose contribution to the
Sick Baby Fund is not acknowledged in
these columns will confer favor by
notifying the Editor of "The Evening
World"
The evening world., 1891-07-27

Z The story of a new Jonah comes by
way Of Tac oma. The hero is Japanese
OF the bnrk Guy c. Gross's crew. The
whale only kept him on his stomach
about fifteen m:nutes, which does not
speak we'll for the quality of the Japanese.
In proof Of the story the captain of the
bark says. &" Behold the, sailor" This is
not enouGh. He should be able TO say
"Rehold the whale and his swallow"
The evening world., 1891-07-27
sPoTLETS.

Concentrated Lye-A fake story boiled down.
A two-dollar taI il imposed on bachelor in
Wyoming.
Patients Arc a Virtue" is the motto on a
Kansas City doctors wall.
BHthers must appear in full dress at Ocean Grove.
-.
He bought him suit for eight dollars;
with piaH he now tAstsns mis- VeAt;
For he cAreleAsly touched every button,
And the thread and half did the rest.
truth.
The waiter generally comes in for the tip end Of
things.
year
prayer meeting with a SociAble after is q
Boston boys definition Of a wedding
The evening world., 1891-07-27

JoNrs. Of Einghamton. not only pays
freight. but weighs chances. - could be
elected" saws he. speaking of the sp-
ptoashing contest for the Governorship.
And he adds that the Democrat who
carries New York in '9l can carry the
nomination in '02. This statesmau's am
Lition is us limitless as the sweep of his
mustache.
The evening world., 1891-07-27

A young husband In First avenue has
been driven 10 attempted suicide by
doses Of his wife's homemade medicine.
II seems inconsistent that after she made
his life bitter pill he should still desire
10 take il.
The evening world., 1891-07-27
The MURDER OUT.
FrankIOSa Was Slain by His Wlie'S
Lover
Followed to Bay Ridge. and There
Knitted to Death.
Mrs. FrankIosa Makes a Confession
duplicating Cotto.

Retributlvc justice is certain to overtake
the murderer OF Louis FranklOsn. The
Brooklyn police feel certain that they have
the assassin In the tolls.
Early last Saturday morning the dead body
OF IN Italian, cut and gashed in most shock
ing manner, was found lying in lonely and
The evening world., 1891-07-27
Must Paw or Go To Jail.

Lawyer Henry Halsey will have TO pay Mrs.
Susan S. Myers 5000 or be committed for con-
tempt. As counsel in her suit for her divorce
he received from Mr. Myers, as alimony
81 900 and bill OF sale for $4,000 worth OF
furniture. BY agreement Halsey was TO have
twenty-five per cent. OF the alimony but he
has thus far kept the whole amount.
The evening world., 1891-07-27
A Woman's Touch.

From Truth.l
She--Don't you know that there is def
ness, lightness, certain superlative skill
about woman's touch that man is too awk-
ward TO attain?
He-Don't know II? Do you suppose I've
been touched for q new bonnet every three
months for the last ten years without learn
ing somethiDg1
The evening world., 1891-07-27

The puhce are investigating a queer
mystery at Fifty-frst street fat. Some
body throws coal by the scuttleful into
the kitchen window. The natural I'M
pulse OF the economical housekeeper un-
der Fuch c'rcu instances would seem to
be 10 keep the window wide open. build
bin and let 'er come.
The evening world., 1891-07-27
A Pearl Beyond Price.

ITTom Terds NVtfngf.I
Mrs. GufIy meeting Nose Yallerby carrying
a watermelon)-You look tired and warm,
Moses.
Yallerby-Yess'm, dis am de hardest work
Use done dis yeah. But what am labor when
yo' gifts glorious reward Nam, dis am my
first watermelon OBJ de seasonl
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Obedience.

" Don't waste your time with the branches small .
Said the farmer 10 his son;
" But lay your HHs a. the root Of the tree,
And your work 10 sooner done
Then, like a good and dutitul boy,
Not word back did he cay
But laid HE axe at the root of the tree,
Aud went on and hshod all day.
-biTdssts, IN BrOokIya Li1s
The evening world., 1891-07-27
Beattie CRIES for More Monev

street-Cleaning Commissioner Beattie has
written, in reply to complaint by j. Edward
Simmons, that a sweeper on the block system
has been placed on Nassau, between Pine and
Cedar streets. He reiterateS his wish for
larger appropriations for his department.
The evening world., 1891-07-27

Thnn nnds OF pilgrims are journeyinR
TO tie srr'ne Of -. Anne. nenr Quebec.
ho"ing or miracu!ous cures of the dis
ca eS which aeiIct them. This pilgrim
ags Is a yeuly one. II .akes the world a
long while 10 learn that the age OF mira
eies is past.
The evening world., 1891-07-27

II is announced that Jnck the Kisser has
appeared at Rockaway. Perhaps shtewd
manager is about to establish new bathing
houses.
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A Pleasant Reception.
[From Nunsey'a WeekIy.l

tFrom NuBseyS Weekly
Mrs. Fangle-Why, Pm so glad to see you'
Mrs. Wallace. I had a presentiment that you
would call this evening.
Mrs. Wallace-Indeedi
Mrs. Fangle-Yes, whenever Henry and sit
down to have nice, quiet evening TO our
selves somebody is sure TO call.
The evening world., 1891-07-27

Alta wedding just chronicled the bride
and groom woro both graduates OF n
medical college. What will happen when
these doctors disagree?
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Their Thoughts.

ln the evening, Whsn the moonlight
ThTows ttG cleaning iuster down
On the slowly heAving Natsrs,
Lighting mp the distant town,
George and Clara wilt be walking,
Thinking--Nhile their hearts BtAnd still
She, what drcss TO wear to-moucN;
He, about that hotel bill. CLOAK Rsrtsu
The evening world., 1891-07-27

Bunco Victims Write to the Mayor.
Mayor Grant this morning received an un-
usual number OF letters from people all over
the country, who inclose green-goods circu-
lars and ask the Mayor to hunt down and
punish the villains. He turned them over 10
Postmaster Van Cott.
The evening world., 1891-07-27
Too Handy With His Gun.

Benjamin Timbrook, a colored cook, was
manded in Jefferson Market Police Court
this morning for drawing loaded revolver
on William Hughes, OF 81 & East Thirty-fourth
street, on landing from Hunters Point ferry
boat Yesterday
The evening world., 1891-07-27

The Municipal Council OF Paris has de.
cided against elevated railways aud iii
favor Of an underground system for
rapid transit. A stitch in time.
The evening world., 1891-07-27
New Seventy first Regiment Armory
Bida

The Armory Board to-day decided to adver-
tise for bids for the full work OF building the
new seventy-frst Regiment Armory at Park
avenue and Thirty-fourth street In accord
ance with the plans OF Architect John X.
Thomas. The Comptroller was asked TO issue
$3.50, 900 in bonds TO pay for the work.
The evening world., 1891-07-27
Did Not Help Destroy.

W. L. Doncastcr, OF Long Island City, writes
that he did not take part in the destruction OF
fence on First street property Of the Long
Island Railroad Company July 81. He was
absent from the city at the time.
The evening world., 1891-07-27
CITY NEWS TERSELY TOLD.
To-Day's Record Of Minor Hap
penings About Town,
A Frame Building Burned.

Fire in a one-story frame building ON But
Ter street, near Utica avenue, Brooklyn,
caused a loss Of 81 900. The building vas oc-
cupied by John McCrOssen, a pacIihg-case
manufacturer.
The evening world., 1891-07-27
A Solemn Warning.

Charley MGruton, Of Chicago,
Learned TO smoke the cigarette,
And he puned em late and early
AZ though at Il gu bet
But the plIen got TO working
Something Charley ne'eT would do
Now he's ig private 'Sylum,
Down At lovely Kalamazoo,
Prom this Eemlet take = warning,
II you hAin't beau" IL yet,
Don't upset your dtt bTainlet
with the festive cigarette.
n.Arnii InnrnnI
The evening world., 1891-07-27

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deserted spot in the roadway OF Forty-ninth
street and Second avenue, near the Brooklyn
city limits.
As told in saturdays EVENING WORLD, this
CHASTITY discovery was made by Charles Oel-
mann, driver employed by Farmer Cropsoy
Of New Utrecht, as he was coming back from
market about O'Clock In the morning.
There were evidences that a terrible strug-
gle had taken place at the spot and that the
victim had fought desperately for his life.
That foul murder had been committed was
clear.
Oelemann at once reported what he had dis
covered to the police OF the Eighteenth Brook
lyn Precinct and at daybreak the body was
removed 10 the Morgue near the Raymond
Street Jail.
UNRAVELLrNG THE MYSTERY.
For n time It Looked as II the murder was
one OF those mysteries the police have found
so dirrcult TO unravcl, for the wounds upon
the body OF the dead man seemed TO show that
he had been attacked by several persons.
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pfhc'icaiS soi'eo'
ihcy ha'c Mres'e" lne supposeu assa'sln'
'eleii''ah .olVo' au eNn-iooAine i'""'n' ~
wen ~ inc WHO vi 'ne Huruereu man. "holn
.hc. nfnh'S oello'e was 'o'UoS "o'oniPioe III
the ploouy work.
nc lho'i'e lor 'ne crirhe' IL IN oeiie'eu' was
J,''oueS anu gre" ou' VI 'ho criiiiihai reia-
'i'nS "hoh |o,'o mas ior 'ons uiie p"s'
sus'a'heu Win inc murdered mans "i'e'
THE VICTIM IDENTIFIED
inc nrsV iHhV was Ihro"n On 'ne mystery
mheh oo..a "iu ul'' riunAiosA e"iieu u. 'ho
HiSn'een'h [reo'no. station SATURDAY a''er-
MON anu h'ano Ihqunie" ioi Louis rlaiiAio9e'
"hou, vno "ouan S"Iu was hei nuaounu he
hau ui9apPea'eu'h 'ho nish' ooioie'sho saiu'auu
sue icaiou 'na' Soile uis"SVer hau o'e'V"Aeh
nun.
Morgue with Detectives Burns and Ryan, and
there the woman Identified the bloody corpse
as hat OF her husband.
She showed the utmost Indifference and
looked at the body rs though II were a COM
mon clod. Cotto at first denied that he knew
Franklosa at all, but he afterwards admitted
that he had lived with him and hi wife at
153 Twenty-nfth street for the past six
months.
coTro's CONDUCT CAUSED JEALOUSY.
FranElosa occupied two basement rooms In
a miserable tenement-house occupied entirely
by Italians and had three children. girl OF
seven, boy OF four years and baby six
months old. Cotto had boarded with him.
The actions OF the pair aroused the sus-
picions Of the police, and under the lnstruc-
tons OF Sergt. Hardy, Detectives Burns and
Ryan proceeded to investigate the case. They
let the man and woman go for time, but
kept watch upon them.
Inquiries in the neighborhood where they
The evening world., 1891-07-27
New Haven Merchant Vanished.

New York police have been asked to look
for Albert D. Bailey, wealthy merchant OF
New Haven, Conn.,, who left his home for
this city July IL with a large sum OF money
In his possession, and has not been heard
from since.
The evening world., 1891-07-27

MFLRoURSE, proprietor OF the rain
making machine at Canton. o.. claims to
have succeeded in producing rainfalls
seven times out Of eight attempts. Ae
The evening world., 1891-07-27

Heading the political stars from Lon.
don point of view, DR.. DEPEw says il will
be HARRIsoN against CLEVELAND in '92.
The evening world., 1891-07-27

Burned Out by an Exploding Lamp.
BY an exploding kerosene lamp, fire was
caused at 1890 this morning in Dominic
Ricca's grocery at 1876 Congress street, Jersey
City. The grocery was burned down, as well
as Luici Yercfs frame bakery next door.
Ricca loses 5000 and Yerci $1,000.
The evening world., 1891-07-27
searchinr for Joseph Rrown

The police OF Long Island City are searching
for Joseph Brown, OF East Thirty-third street,
who left home yesterday for a ramble In the
woods OF Astoria. IL is feared he Is lost in
the heavy underground.
The evening world., 1891-07-27
Clipper Chollv.
[From Brooklyn LIFE

TFToW BTooKIVH LVe.I
Cholly-Have a cigawette, deah boy'
Chappie-Thanks, old fel, but it's too beastly
hot.
Cholly-But I've had them on ice ovah night
better have one.
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made with a space to be flled In with linen
or silk chemisette.
The evening world., 1891-07-27
Not an Apollo.
tFroH PNek.
Flippant.
tFroH JudJe.l

Doosey-Tut, tut my boy, brace upl
Mellins-l c-c-can't-!t's all oversize has
returned my crayon portrait.
Doosey-That is tough on you, old man but
you can throw 1t away or burn 1t, you know.
The evening world., 1891-07-27

Croker and the State Committee.
Ex-City Chamberlain Richard Croker is ex-
pected down from his summer home at Rich
field Springs this week, and his visit, It is ex-
pected, Will be followed shortly by call for
meeting OF the Democratic state Committee
The evening world., 1891-07-27

Sailor hats with narrow brims and wide
crowns, perfectly nat, have bands OF parti-
colored ribbon, or OF silk and tinsel, finishing
In neat bow on the left side. These hats
are very fashionable In speckled straw, also
in fancy aad plain straw intermixed and the
new sailor has round jockey crown and a
"scoop" brim which cannot be described as
either pretty or becoming. Sailor hats are
much affected for tennis, and there are some
particularly neat caps, with stifrened brtms
and band of narrow gold cord or braid, which
are charming in cream, blue or black, but
lack style in mixed colors.
The evening world., 1891-07-27

Many small pieces of meat, poultry, game,
&C., can be converted into hot relishes for
breakfast and lunch, and are quite worth the
extra trouble in preparing, as a change from
the orthodox eggs and bacon.
The evening world., 1891-07-27

would be n dangerous man to snub on a
day set for an outdoor picnic.
The evening world., 1891-07-27

Miss Susan E. Barnett, OF Cheltenham, Lon
don, who is connected with a mission for
tramps, has written letter to the wrexham
Board OF Guardians, Offering 70 give library
OF religious books, together with wall cards,
for the use OF tramps. Her kind ofIer was ac-
cepted by the members OF the Board with
thanks. Poor trampsl
The evening world., 1891-07-27

In all hot weather employments it is well
to begin operations In time, that undue haste
may be avoided. II one has only TO dress for
church or calls she should begin early enough
to enable her to achieve her toilet leisurely
and to start on her expedition calm in mind
aud body, not Hurried and excited by having
TO rush about at the last moment in
order not TO be too late. The same
principle applies in oil pursuits, nom
cooking breakfast 10 preparing for an
ocean voyage. There is no more merit In
making work hard for ones self than there is
wisdom in walking In the hot sun when one
can avoid 1t. Keep in the literal and meta
phorical shade when you can.
The evening world., 1891-07-27

cool-looking midsummer toilets are COM
pleted by white gloves, white stockings and
white shoes. The gloves are OF Tyrol wash
leather OF OF undressed kid, made sac shape
without buttons, or else they are short nous
quetaires with two or three buttons at the
wrists. The stockings are OF old-time Bal
briggans, whittier than those formerly worn,
or else OF 1ne Isle thread. oxford ties OF
white canvas are the fashionable Summer
shoes. They have tips and perforated bands
OF white enamelled leather, with tan-colored
heels and soles. Others, like those OF last
year, have black patent leather tips, ana
sometimes entire vRmps OF black. English
women have returned 10 square-toed shoes,
but the Piccadilly pointed toe Is stin pre-
ferred here.