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The evening world., 1891-07-21
The Evening World Prints Associ
etSd Press News.
MUSCLES, NOT SPLEEN.

The following racy exchanges of COM
plimentapre given as actual portions OF
dialogue taking place at meeting last
night Of the Board of Managers of the
metropolitan Association of the Amateur
Athletic Union of America:
You're cur. coward and liar
For two pins I'd punch the nose of you.
You contemplate sneak, daro you to lay a hand
on me. You 10 behind closed doors and endeaVor
to iuiure the Long Island League and then come
out in daylight and pretend to he friend You're
n Disgrace TO the Board. We've found you out. and
you're cur.
VIII you come up 10 the athletic grounds and have
II out man TO mAn1 oh, I'd love to smash that
mensly face Of yours. Please come up and settle 1t
some night you and I.
II this report be even approximately
accurate, it is evident tina: this Board OF
Managers needs to learn first how to
manage itself. With the matter over
which nrose the trouble and the misuse o.
tongues. THE EVENING WORLD need have
nothing to do. 1t must insist, however,
that tho language quoted is not that for
athletes who are also gentlemen to in.
dulge in. Its strength is that of yulRarity.
Its use degrades those who utter it, and,
through them. lowers the standard which
men having the best interests of amateur
athletics at heart, should seek only to
raise.
Cultivate your muscles. gentlemen. and
not your spleen.
The evening world., 1891-07-21
SKETCHES RYA'
ItM.QUAD.
"aone, but Not Forgotten"


A Sixth avenue confectioner. who has II
large soda fountain, found 1t necessary
the other day to remove n lot Of goods
from front window and spread dozen
sheets Of tnngle. foot fly y.pnpor whore they
would do tho most good. The fly came
and raw, and was caught by tho feet and
held fast until his brief life went out like
n spu ttering candle. Tho boys who
looked through the window were con.
graduating the confectioner n7 the
sun went down and the silent shadows OF
evening began creeping noiselossy up
and down tho long avenue. They had
lust estimated the number OF dead Mt
10, 900. when young lady, accompanied
by sturdy pug dog in the usual harness,
swept into the store and called for cream
nectar. Her attention was no sooner taken
up with tho foaming beverage than tho
pug began to investigate. After tnking n
tour around the store, he lcTpod into the
window TO see whnt discoveries awaited
him there, aud he landed square and fair
in the centre OF that broad field of tangIe-
foot. lie uttered yelp M he discov-
cred he had put his four feet in II rolled
over and over-yelled some more. and
then an object tumblod out on the floor
and made the circle of the store and shot
outdoors into the gloom. 1t WIS n pug
dog with nino sheets OF fly paper nt-
tached to him in tho most picturesque
fashion, ard his size was increased until
lie appeared like n flour barrel rolling
around.
" It's my pug" shriekod the young
Indy as she chokod over the nectar and
let the glass fall.
" Stop tho guynsticutus shouted the
boys as they gave chase up the avenue.
The thing" lodged in and out among
pedestrians crossed and recrossed the
sireet-rolled over and over aud played
all kinds of circus, md Mt length dis
tanced all pursuit and was lost sight of
perhaps forever. For two long hours
frGil female figure clothed in white wand
cred up and down aud called Tommy !"
Tommy" In voice bent all out OF
plumb with emotion. but Tommy "
gave no sign.
The evening world., 1891-07-21
WORLDL!NGS.

Major-Ge Schohed, who is on his bridal
to, In the Northwest, is pleasant faced man Of
medium hoiEht, broad shouldersd and well built
Iewears q full iron gray beard and mu.tGchr. The
General u native Of New York and Is not quite
sixty years old.
Justco Field, ot the United States Supreme
Court, once declined to pay ~. 800 for San
FRANCHISE lot that has since been sold for al 900,
600 The Justice was lucky, however. in choosing
lis lot in lie,
when Senator Spooner, of Wisconsin, was In
ConSress lie was the smallest there in point Of
physique, But lie was big man in debate and is
now getting rich az railroad attorney.
M's Anna williams, the girl whose classic pro
lie Is reproduced ON tho silver dollar, is stll a
PhilGdepha teacher as sho was when her features
attracted tho attention OF tho mint euErSver she
nov teaches kindergarten philosophy In the Girls
Normal School in the Quaker City.
Oscar Wilde is the latest Althor 10 be accused Of
plagiarism, tAe assertion being made that his poem
called Impression dc MAun " was printed under
the title OF "ono Pale Woman" in the London
World fourteen years ago.
The evening world., 1891-07-21
THE NEW PLUCK OF WOMEN.

The news columns of this morning con-
tain stories Ct how two women in Elm
beth caught and held sneak.thief. and
OF how a mother and daughter i'll Ba!ti-
more brayely attacked burly negro
burglar.
Sneak-thieves and bury burglars may
read in these and similar occurrences, fire.
quently chroniclei of late, the warning
that new era is opening tefore them.
Ii they choose TO continue Their criminal
career. fresh caution must mark their
proceediugs. 1t rs no longer supremely
safe to approach a house in which no
IDaie inmate watches or slumbers. The
cold lead reception. or the grasp of de-
tanning hands. is IN lhese days fully as
likely TO come from the feminine garrison
OF the domestic fortress.
The woman of the house has awakened
to tie value of clear grit and in this cen
ditIon of alertneSs and vigor she will ap.
rear not less dangerous TO the midnight
intruder on robbery bent than admirable
10 tine man whose greatest pleasure il
would be 10 champion her cause were he
on the spot.
The evening world., 1891-07-21
A Young Chevalier.

A good-looking young lady. with a
pair of seashore shoes on, WINS cross
ing City Hall Park the other day with
the strings of one shoe Tipping and
Topping about with every step she
took. She knew oil about it and she
realized that every man she met was
looking right at that foot, but she hadn't
the nerve to stop and tie the strings. The
situation caught the eye of small boot
black who crossed her path, and he did
the right thing Mt the right time and in
the neateBt manner. Running up 70 her
he dropped on Ills knees and placed his
box for her foot. She placed it there and
he gathered up the strings, deity tied
them into double bow knot and rose up
and dofFed his cap and bowed like little
gentleman.
You are the smnrtest boy in New
York :" she said as she reached for her
purse, and next instant he was galioping
down The walk and shouting
"Oh! Jim, look-n.here! Made mash
and struck half dollar all i'll n minit!"
The evening world., 1891-07-21

onn IN thn Iorno,t ond r,oot non,,ior ~ tho
- ', - Vno iH se'v 1nu nioS' popuia' vi ~ Uno
hear-New YORK resorts, Tor the benent OF The
EVENING WORLDS Sick Baby Fund
rnost ottroo,,,,, ,,,.,,,,, -, 10. ,,o,r o
1, iio,O Nv" i"o'i'e pIosraIniile nus peeh az
ranged by Manager George NJ Wood, who mas
the details OF the benefit in hand.
Atnong tho toro, po,ch tIotois, n,,roorors
- 'iio i'"s "''Nn i'oV'''
guests VINO are taxing an interest," IN the iund
are WIN. W. Green $. L. Starck, Mrs +. c.
Poisson. &. II van novortor w N No,,v,or-
5 w,"iIi, IN ~. IL. ,an peErHt.IL w. W NainMu uI-
The evening world., 1891-07-21
BAY SHORE HEARS 1T.
The Appeal for the Babes to Be
Met Tonight with a Benefit

The Anneal for the pobos +o IA
A0 WAC N"oes W DO
Met Tonight with q Benefit
rno p,os,,,a, r,,,,,,, r.,,.,.,. No., -
lhc lrospecu housc pah'lhE nan AZ Bay
Shore, L. l., has been placed at Manager
Woods dlsposnl for another henca, to-,irbt
for Tur r,!y,,,,,o yvon,,,,a s,,,. po,,,. ,,,,
A fine entertainment will be given, and
from the indications there Will be n largo and
80 - '''' ~ ""o
iasHl'h"p'c "Uuiehce present.
Among the guests at the Prospect House
who have interest cd Themselves in tho ,,,nd
The evening world., 1891-07-21

A bold style Of embroidery is being much
executed for little children's cot and peram-
bulator covers The foundation is frteZe
cloth, rough and woolly kind OF felt. over
this is firmly tackled down some fine pale
pink or blue flannel, upon which the pattern
IS traced and which Is Intended to be outlined
with COUGHING OF blue or pink crewel or
giant wool, the stitches being carefully taken
through both materials. When all the design
IS thus followed the taking stitches are taken
out and the flannel beyond the outlines is cut
away, leaving the pattern IN the colored ma
terial on the frieze background. The work is
exceedingly pleasant to execute.
The evening world., 1891-07-21

Mrs, Charles G. Ames, of Boston, one OF the
two women recently appointed by GOV. Rus
sell as Factory Inspectors has made study
OF organized charity for years. She worked
in the hospitals during the war, and after her
marriage to the present pastor OF the Church
OF the Disciples, In Boston, was made Presi-
dent OF the Chlldrens Aid Society. Living
then in Pennsylvania, she was occupied in
much charitable work and reform in that
state Miss Hally, who Will act with Mrs.
Ames as Factory Inspector, is peculiarly
fitted for the task BY having since 1879 been
a weaver in various Lawrence mills.
The evening world., 1891-07-21
THE CLEANER.

President Gable, Of the Rock Island, who
was Ia town the other day, became quite
chummy, It IS said, with Jay Gould, whom he
met at the Western Traffic Associations
gathering. and who was unusually agreeable
to everybody. The Little Wizard has reason
to desire 10 keep the animals In the big rail-
road mcnagcrie IN coed humor.
The present Summer season has furnished
quite remarkable record In the way Of acci-
dents TO ocean steamships Fortunately none
OF them have been Ot serious consequence,
and AZ the most have only occasiDned IncOn-
vcnicncc ana annoyance tn passengers by
reason Of delays.
since the arrival Of the White Squadron In
port an entcrprising Nassau street picture
dealer has nlled his show window with fine
photographs of all tho ships Ia Uncle Sans
new navy. The pictures attract crowd all
day long.
vlce-Prcsldent "Bily" swan, OF the Man
haitian Athletic club, Is II hustler. lie was
one Of the foremos. members OF the Commit
tee which put through so successfully the
scheme for building the palatial homo of the
CHERRY Diamond boys In Madison avenue,
and now he hns organized nm Insurance mems
club which promises great things.
Inspector Steers Is one ~ the most popular
of the police onCills, and while no one could
be Jolier or more good-naturcd when not nb-
sorbed in the duties ofhis ONCE, he is strict
discipllnarian. As Acting superintendent, In
the absence of Inspector Byrncs,he has shown
himself to he the right man in the right place.
notice that q rowcTy dealer in notions ad-
vcrtlso, " Frcnchey Ne. Puzzle" 1t IS to be
hoped that he can solve the mechanical prob
lem more readily than he does the orthograph-
icnl ono.
Philip Wissig the Tammnny Hall leader In
tho Eighth Assembly District, Is quite a rifle
man. Most Of the time he can spare from his
duties as Police Court Clerk h. spends at
sharpshooters' festivals contending for prizes
which usually adorn some other contestants s
breast.
| hear quiet rumors to the erect that j..
Edward simmons Ia the Tnmmlny Han can
didate for Governor, and nm inclined TO think
they are given circulation merely to divert
attention from the fnCt that Roswell p.
Flower is Tnmmnny Hairs real choice.
since Coroner Levy concluded not to eX-
hume the body OF smller, the elcctrocuted
murderer, he has been very chary Of talking
on the subject. II wns brOnchcd TO him the
other day, but the Coroner only turned his hat
In his hands nervously ana began talking
about his numerous engagements TO speak at
lodge meetings and picnics.
Alderman Horatio 8, Harris, OF the Nine
tccnth Assembly District, Is grumbling be-
causc he cannot secure any patronage IN tho
city Departmental, although he Is good Tam.
many Hall man. He says man who owes
his election 10 the people really should have
rs much Influence In thn distribution OF pat.
ronagc as m appointed party leader.
The evening world., 1891-07-21
These Are Our Helpers.

~ hf fnVnr'
have sent package In the name Of the
GOOD VIII Circle, OF Mount Vernon, to Mrs. X.
hope 1t was received. / Will send another
package about July 20. This package Will
contain little wrappers and dresses OF outing
cloth, which Will be healthier for those poor
little tots and easier for their tired mothers
10 keep clean than fine cambriC, especially In
would like 10 send 300. As II is, can only
send 10 cents once in n while am quite
posi- I've that would not wear diamonds and
Indulge In luXuries While hundreds are starv-
INK or Suftdlng. Please inform the printer
that ]. ii. y. means In Ills Name they were
not my initials Yours faithfully
T. L. C.
The evening world., 1891-07-21
William Had a Good Time.

When the Sunday evening train came
into the Loug Islani depot, Brooklyn,
from Cnnarsie, there was a woman wait
ing for it. She had been waiting nearly
nh hour, and as she waited she explained
to those about her
{" ] came down to meet my husband,
William. The poor man went down to
CannrsIe to have q good time to-day"
The train finally rolled in, and pretty
soon two men came leading II third be-
tween them into the station. He had no
Int or coat, both his eyes were in mourn
ing and his nose four times too bic, and
he looked like man who had been play.
ing with the hy-wheel of 600 horse
power engine.
William. is it you?" asked the wife,
rs she rushed forward.
Yes" " he sighed, as he looked up.
II came to meet you. You have had n
real good time. aud | am 30 glad. Let us
go home, darling" Nj. QUAD.
The evening world., 1891-07-21

The present summer season has furnished
quite a remarkable record In the way Of ncci-
dents TO ocean steamships. Fortunately none
OF them have been Of serious consequence
and AZ the most have only OccasiDned incon-
vcnicnce and annoyance to passengers by
reason NJ delays.
The evening world., 1891-07-21

All contributions sent to "The Even
ing World" Office for tho Sick Baby
Fund should he directed to Cashier
New York World" Pulitzer Building.
Packages containing clothes, &C..
should be addressed to Mrs. hobcrts, 80
West Thirty-flfth street.
Any one whose contribution to the
Sick Baby Fund is not acknowledged in
these columns will confer n favor by
notifying the Editor OF "The Evening
World"
The evening world., 1891-07-21
In Every Receipt

that Scalls for baking powder, use the
"Royal." Better results will be obtained
because it is the Purest. 1t will make the
food lighter, sweeter, of finer flavor, more
digestble and wholesome. 1t is always
reliable and uniform in it's work
q have found Royal Baking superior
C. CORFU Chg, DelmoncO'A
The evening world., 1891-07-21

since the arrival Of the White squadron In
port an entcrprising Nassau street picture
dealer has nllcd his show window with fine
photographs of all tho ships In Uncle Sans
new navy. The pictures attract Il crowd all
day long.
The evening world., 1891-07-21
POTLETS

Tie Dnks of Fifc'u heir Is cnllcd "Duflet."
TnGt'S better than "duEcr, anyway.
-.
Tolstai snts a raw onion every morning Just
think Of it when you read his love stories.
Don Bernardo O'IigRnH, who founded'tho Repub
Ii, Of Chill, was known at homo Barney Iii ggns.
Generally on a hiqh horse the painter. And he
doesn't come down In his prices either.
Although the icr In hard and cold
Vet Ia its heart Loves power Ia felt;
A soon hs hy tho Sun tits wOoai,
II never fats to yield and molt -Fuek,
Tho young men who huntcd With lighted candle
for gas leak last night, met It, and are in the
huSI itNl
An effort ia beinr ma ie TO pass through the Gus
tom House a heavyweight litter as ar artist.
Another man is Aftcr that Orang. diamond.
=.
Dispatches report that German family has beon
poisoned by nv pnpor, We may now expect to hear
OF a French family being caught in = spiders web
The evening world., 1891-07-21
From a Little Tot.


Here is 10 cents FROM wee little tot, who
feels very sorry when read to her about the
poor babies. She asked II they had got Gin
timatiOn like little friend next door. She
says: "Tell Miss Nelson please not be in
gusted' at such little bit OF money, and
she will send some more soon. With love,
from BNssIE WAsBBURNFn
The evening world., 1891-07-21

II is pleasant story of bargain tha.
Washington paper claims 10 have uu.
earthed. If tine President makes certain
appointments, this journal claims. QUAY
viii resign. II not, lie stays. The PENN
sylvania Senator thus appears with fine
Damoclehan blade suspended over the
Harrison head.
The evening world., 1891-07-21

Linen mats and doyleys are being rather
elaborately worked. They are in the shape
OF large 1ower-such as poppy, purple
clemati5 or water lily-and are covered al
most entirely with stitches OF fine wool, the
shades being carefully arranged, so that as
nearly as possible the effect is gained OF q
natural blossom pressed out fiat. great
deal, OF course, depends upon the manner in
which the shading is executed. 1t is found
most convenient to cut away the linen be-
yund the outlines after the flower is worked
az otherwise it is not easy to embroider the
edges neatly.
The evening world., 1891-07-21

A Wilkesbarre bride. on her wed ling
eve. eloped with another than her own
young man. lfthls were all, it would be
wrong enough. But she took her
brothers $50 tor contingent fund, She
is now spending her honeymoon behind
barr, and loves turn to laugh at the lock
smith is not in signt.
The evening world., 1891-07-21

One of the ripples from the pocket
savings bank pool hns struck New Orleans.
So many ten-cont pieces have been
absorbed by the little tin tubes that the
Crescent City Mint has gone to making
dimes for the first time since 1855.
The evening world., 1891-07-21

TwEED's craft political was wrecked
80 long ago that it is n failing reininis.
eenee. To-day comes news Of the wreck.
ing OF his old yacht Columbia, in which
lie once escaped from New York 10 tho
Spanish main. The boat has served
many better uses since.
The evening world., 1891-07-21
A Manly Eight-Year-Old.

To be Editor:
Inclosed please md 10 cents from a little
boy OF eight who feels sorry Tor the sick
babies, and who would like to do more for
them but cannot just at present. G.R.L.
The evening world., 1891-07-21
THE WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR.
Fads, Fancies and Fashions That
Delight the Gentler Sex.
A Bold Style of Embroidery for Cot
Covers - Embroidered Vests
Elaborately Worked Linen
Mats and Doylcys-Roman
Red Dresses.

Embroidered vests are lovely in black or
dark colored coats and form delightful work
for clever fingers. Many Of these embroid-
cries are on satin, as worn by the beaux OF
the Pompadour period, while others are on
cloth Of pale dainty coloring, and not a few
have beads or tinscl dots intermixed.
The evening world., 1891-07-21

Republican harmony in Ohio is agnin in
danger. Fire Alarm FORAKER has sounded.
He will be a candidate for Senator against
SHERMAN IL he wants to. and will take all
the votes he can get So, there, now!
The evening world., 1891-07-21
Nine Dollars from the Little Ones.

The following litGle ones send their mites
to help along the good work in caring for the
poor sick babies who cannot, like themselves,
enjoy the fresh country air: Elliot, age six,
Austin, age five, Marion, age three, ST each !;
Robbie, age three, So Eleanor, age fourteen
months, 81 Mildred age nine months, SO.
Total, 80.
The evening world., 1891-07-21
| LAW OFFICE
WHAT DO YOU SUPPOSE THIS GENTLE.
MAN is TALKING ABOUTP

AT FIRST GLANCE YOU MIGHT ASSUME
THAT HE is CRYING OUT, " HELP wANTEDl"
BUT THE FACT is THAT THE WORLD"
" WANT" COLUMNS HAD ALREADY SUP
Piled HIS ASPIRATIONS IN THAT DIREC-
TION.
OH, NO. THIS GENTLEMAN Is A LAWYER,
AND he LOOKS BEYOND THE MERE NECEs-
SITIES OF THE MOMENT HIS REMARK
GOES TO THE ROOT OF THE DIFFICULTY.
HE Is SAYING TO THE ASSEMBLED THRoNG,
" MY FRIENDS. THE NEXT OFFICE HIRE
WILL BE IN
The evening world., 1891-07-21

Lady Gordon-Cumming, formerly Miss
Florence Garner, was the second OF the late
Commodore Gamers three daughters, who
were all brought up by their uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Lawrence, OF New Yorf,
aftOr the death by drowning OF Commodore
and Mrs. Garner Each daughter has an In
cone II about 100000 yearly. The eldest
ma FRIED the Marquis de Breteuil In March.
The evening world., 1891-07-21
Realizes 1t Is a Good Cause.

To ne Editor;
Inclosed md 81 for the Sick Baby Fund. 1
anu only young girl, but / can realize the
great good you are doing, and am sure you
viii get your reward for 1t. / think THE
EVENING WORLD Is the best newspaper pub
lished. II Is so bright and interesting. Yours
truly, BERTHA E. SMITH ,Amesbury, Mass.
The evening world., 1891-07-21

Col. T. w. HIGorNsoN is advancing
theory which, If be be a wise mau. he
will handle with care. It is that women
are not angels.
The evening world., 1891-07-21
Marriage, The Reformer.

Mrs. Feathers-And you won't give me
thirty dollars for that bonnet you, who al
ways protested that you loved me so extrava-
gantly!
Mr.. Feathers-Well, dear, since we have
been married, you know, ! md it's best for
both OF us II love you economically
The evening world., 1891-07-21
Two Dollars and Good Wishes.

To he Editor:
Please accept the inclosed for the Sick
Babies Fund, and wishing you all success in
so noble an undertaking, believe Inc to be
very respectfully yours,
Mrs. CHAs. ZELLHoFER,
l7b South Fourth street, BROOKLYN.
The evening world., 1891-07-21

not true that interest in the study Of the
French tongue has consequently fallen of
In the packing districts of Chicago,
The evening world., 1891-07-21
Another Kings Daughter.

Inclosed please md II for the Sick Baby
Fund. A. NJ, A Kings Daughter.
The evening world., 1891-07-21
A Warning to the supersensitive.

Primary-What did you do that she should
leave You on the wedding tour and return to
her father?
secunduS-I kept the promise she exacted
Of me that we should not be taken for q newly
married couple.
The evening world., 1891-07-21
SO Worth OF sympathz.

FTTTWF
lnclOSed please find my check 1or So to be
applied to the relief OF family living at 81 Oak
street, whose pitiable condition was so graph
lcally described in a recent issue OF THE
EVENING WORLD. Very truly yours,
Mrs, L. G.. w
The evening world., 1891-07-21
Mrs. Loveland's Collection.

To The Editor
Inclosed fnd a. for the Sick Babies Fund,
collected by Mrs. LOveland, lO7 Washington
street, Brooklyn, as follows: d. L., j. c., 10
cents each ; j. NJ, 20 cents W. L., 81 Nj. L.,
90 cents.
The evening world., 1891-07-21
Charity at Home.


TO fhT FnIF0rf
Inclosed please fnd 81 for the Sick Baby
Fund. ] think It is better to send It there
than to Central Africa for the heathcns.
FORTY-NISE.
The evening world., 1891-07-21

Ouida's new book, "The Last OF the Claren-
ciex," is designed to make great sensation.
The author has made u remarkable study Of
different types OF Jewish character, and has
portrayed their faults, together with their
higher traits, in a manner that shows her to
be free from prejudice. To the anti-semitic
especially, the work is directed
The evening world., 1891-07-21
FOODS SarsaparilIa

Gives health by purifying tho blood. tonins the
stomach and bowols. and inviErating the hid.
neys aud liver Therefore, IL you are IN poor
health, take Hoods aATsspariIla.
The evening world., 1891-07-21
Real Favors.

IRON LUs,l
PeneloNe-What would you suggest as fa-
Vors Tor our next german, Dollyg
Dorothy sitatingly)-Husbands.
The evening world., 1891-07-21
Aline and AuEust,s Gift.

To me Editor!
lnclosed md sl.35 for the Sick Babies
Fund from ALISE BRoUILLARD,
AUGUST BROUILLARD,
Henry place, Jersey City.
The evening world., 1891-07-21
Eddie's Collection.



Inclosed ind So. Edde's collection for the
Sick Baby Fund, as follows: Papa, 90 cents :;
Eddie. 30; Ralph, 30; Belle. 30; Fred, 20
Mrs. Whitney, %; Mrs. Fisher, 10.
The evening world., 1891-07-21
An Objection to Matrlmony.

IFTom Tsnds SVItngs.I
Mrs. Bombazine-Mr. Gilhooly, you have
been engaged to my daughter Jane for more
than two years. Why do you not marry her2
Gilhooly-My dear madame, that would
never do. 1t would not be an easy matter to
md another such nice sweetheart as Jane.