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The evening world., 1891-05-11
SUFFERING CHILDREN,

As the gentle breath OF Spring ceases to
TOOL the brow and the hot air of Summer Is
ielt in its stead THE EVENING WORLD nat
urally bestirs itself for the care of the tiny
sufferers Of tho heated term. 1t will soon
begin to organize its corps OF physicians,
who shall minister like angels OF mercy 10
ihese neglected waits OF the tenement
houses.
The experience Of past Summers has
shown thoroughly both the amount of good
accomplished by this organized relief for
these children of the poor and the ready
liberality with which men, women and chill
dren respond to call for assistance from
them for this worthy cause.
There should be no delay in this good
work. When the Summer comes and
begins to mark its victims for one or
another malady, peculiar to their tender
years, the corps of Free Doctors should be
already in readiness to leap into the breach
and fight the foe.
The readers of THE EvESING WonLD will
show the Same spirit this year which they
have shown in past ones. The conditions
remain the same. This charity is ono so
beautiful, so thoroughly human and fUnda-
mental that 1t appeals to every generous
heart. Subscriptions will soon be in order.
Let them be promptly given.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
THE CLEANER.

met Mr.. George Seavey. the artist, yester-
day on Fifth avenue. He has jus, come North
from the fairy land OF 81 Augustine, where
the past Winter he has had one OF the Ponce de
Leon studios, lie told me that his brother
would he In New York very soon, ana would
make preparations for opening Fort William
Henry Hotel at Lake George. OF which he Will
have the management this summer. MIR.
Seavey looked plump ana hearty as II u Winter
Summer agreed with him.
Chandos Fulton passed me on Twenty-third
street. looking as bright as ever. Chandos is
SIN one OF the malns,ays of the Lotos, and
varies the intellectual labor OF his pen with ex.
cursions into the popular neld OF photography.
] understand that a casual remark made by
the Cleaner about the dancing ana ging of q
| chorus Girl at the Casino was chsrmingly sp-
propriated by every one OF the vocal ladies of
the chorus. Each had no doubt but that she
was the one referred to.
New York Is not prudlsh In the matter OF
| sunday observance. The saloons lock their
| front doors after the tocsin has changed the
hour OF midnight. but the gent In white behind
| the bar does not retire from active exercise al
| that time. The Four Hundred are broader still.
| | saw guests Just arriving at MrA Whitney's
| house saturday evening after II O'Clock. The
| guesis could not have gotten away by la, OF
course. SO the merry -maEiug was part OF
| sundays devotions. There Is no harm In IN.
nocent amusement on Sunday, but l wish
some OF the metropolitan directors who may
have been ut Mrs. Whltncy's reception would
Reject that II reception 10 the people al the Art
Museum on Sundays would be fully as inno-
cent and proper.
| ] am not surprised to see that Mr.. william
| CoMn'S admirable landscape AT the American
| Artists Show should have oaggcd the best prize.
| The subject was Que well suited to Comn's
style and ability. lie called It Rain" II mod
eat title for very Gne piece OF work. Tue
| soft, dusEy tone OF the landscape, swept by
tue falling shower, was beautiful. and the
feeling OF the thing very tine. THIS suOtlC
quality Of feeling, which Is the soul OF paint
ing, Is nearly always caught by Conn in hlA oi
paintings.
Carriages were as thloE as nics in Su miner II
Central PARK on sunday afternoon. The lovely
day had drawn ont everybody who ownet
horses and a vehicle of any kind, and a RTea
many who owned neither. 1t Is very easy L
spot the hired turnout and the Central ParI
professional The coupe may be beautifully
painted. the coschman attired In quite a re
spectacle livery, but something about IN,
turnout says that 1t is pupiic thing OF hire.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
The Confidence Gam 10.

"Sir!" called lady passenger on q
Court street car In Brooklyn us sho sig
nailed the conductor to stop, "didn't tell
you wanted to get out at First placef"
"l-yes'm, remember that you did"
stammered the bell-cord man.
"And You have carried me three or four
squares beyond Is this the way you attend
TO businessR"
I'll beg -
~ shall send my complaint to the office ~
she observed as she made ready to step of.
Madam, let mo explain. Every ono in
the car was admiring your beautiful bonnet
and wrap, and was 30 charmed myself
that really forgot my duty. II you would
cverlook'---
"Was that the reasonH All! ] see
Conductor, Your duties are very exacting
and oncrous, and | shall not add to the
situation by any complaintsl' ~
| NJ. QUAD.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
|. I.! SKETCHES eYA'
M.QuAnp.
IN the Perspective.

She had on what thsy oau hnif.mourn-
ing" to signify that six months had passed
since her husband was laid away. She had
stopped to look at some pictures displayed
by u secondhand dealer in Grand street,
and he stepped out TO say:
"Sell you that beautiful steel engraving
and carved frame for only two dollars,
ma nm-just as good as new, and never
cost less than ten"
Ill thought liked It at Hrs., but it
don't amount to much," she replied.
"Beg pardon, ma'am, brt please look at
the details. There's n farmhouse, to al
ways remind YOU OF the country there's Il
forest, meadow, two horses aud COW,
and there's"---
"They ara very common" she inter
rup;ed
Perhsp., ma am, but In that house Is a
ledy-a widow--waiting FOR the gent who is
coming through those woods to climb this
rail fence just here. You can't sec 'em, Of
course, but they are there, and he's going
to propose to her MS soon as he reaches the
house. She'll accept and they'll be married
in the Fall and he very, very happy"
"Two dollars is too much," she said. as
she looked more closely and exhibited
moro interest.
"But, consider, nam consider that he's
going to pop the question, and he's rich
and handsome Can't tell how this picture
may AFFECT your future, YOU know"
"1'll give you dollar and half" she
said, as she took out her purse.
"Oh, well, III have to take it, but It's an
awful shame Fit for any parlor in the
lsnd-drawn by an artist who used TO milk
this very cow-and in the perspective Is
one of the happiest marriages ever made in
this country. Here 1t is, ma'am, and after
the match has been fixed / know you'll
drop In and give me the other 50 cents"
The evening world., 1891-05-11
The WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR.
Fsds, Fashions and Fancies That
Delight the Gentler Sex.


sleeves are shii m ade long, wiae ABOVE ana
narrow toward the Wrsu. Tue oeii-seeVe "
no longer the dressmakers isVor''e' Large
| puns win hsrro" cuHs' h'eo epauIeh anu
wavy cape sleeves are sure 10 meet favor.
contrasting heeVes III nix we've" Sc', nave
been worn ana VIII again DC 'aVorltcs'
Ros,na yoyes ia ouole1 aa saving. In ron,y IN
On. va,ns sho nm, unon her vonJer,p, shocr y,
shaving cpr,s. al would rather uo w,,non,
M, hr,ae,,s, tho res, O, my hte ,han aur,cnd.r
one nniy. I mink ,oo. I cou,I do v,thou, m
dinner ~ II came 10 n teAt b.,vecn the coov
and the horhc,.p
The handsome American g'nghams ana
2ephyrs now re'al nj lSh 10 % cents. @7 ana ~
ihch's' am tue scotch HephyrS are ~ ihches
IN, y, cor,s arc a, and tho 40 co,, onea A. c,p,s
now owing IN Tho ipcreoscd ou,v Thc Am,,.
| ,. ..,,.,,, ., ,... =, -.
% coh'".
neocneI ha,-l,a better selling ar,,cl, than
any on. natural cu,or. This mcans I'M, the
womcn win co,nred tresses arc in The majority
among pa,rous Of the halr dea,ers
| -, ,,croyu b,-r,n,ors ,nh ,v,rd ro,i,,c,o,s
vars mn 4, tho Mont and ana ,hom,eIves
,,c, rets ia g,eat nsed ,or dcnor,me,t
scbo oo,s where ,hev csn .con,ro tho ar, NJ
d,oa.lng m,ldsr ,ha, n showcnse oc,,,n, in
and ont Of a carr,au. vthou, bumn,nv their
be.ds and falling over tbc,r own anlIsa ,vear-
,,o Glove. and sbo.s al ,eas, b,,f ,hs s,ze
n, ,be,r no,n,a and, so,cs ma raan,nu ,heir
n,mo,l. and sa,,ra m, n, tho saddle and
hr,cnor ,hon ro watch TIM an,,ca NJ ,be.e
| nrrsa-nrouh ,a,s,eu md damea N. ,bev dasb
through the farH' thumo-naii the shad roe,
SOFT crabs ana sweetoread OF the Market ana
roll up 10 the dry-good shops only TO tumble
into the arms OF Inc expectant groom, bonnet
| anu temper tosseu' IL very amusing 10 those
oown
In Central PARK some OF the dashing eques-
triennes wear white KID gloves and diamond
earnings
| ,,,,o ,., .,.,s- -, ,.,..,,o.,. nm,
o,,,,s -, so,. ,nora o,o n,nn. ,or ,n. o,,,o n,
,no nasnro an, .v,r, oird,os Gov ,,o ,v,i,, hin
n,o.o. c,nc,r,. ona ,ouava i.cre,s ,ha, srs
muon ,n dam.nd ,o, dras.v d,a.so. ~, al,
The evening world., 1891-05-11

A defective switch led to n collision on
the New Jersey and New York Railroad in
which several persons were slightly injured
and the engines Of both trains demolished.
The officials seem to have acted coolly and
averted greater disaster. Who was re-
sponsible for that switch, however?
The evening world., 1891-05-11

NJ RocHEFoRT writes his articles with a
loaded pistol at hand with which to resent
criticism. He has censured the Sub Pre-
feet of Avernes, and now they will sally
forth and fire bullets at each other. What
II NJ. RocHEFoRT should be killed some
time? But It is q question of French
duel, isn't itf
The evening world., 1891-05-11
Autumn leaves

you with work for the winter.
Psarline leaves you little work
in washing and cleaning. 1t
leaves your hands in perfect
condition after washing your
clothes; it leaves your clothes
clean without being torn and
twisted; it is harmless, efficient,
economical. The best thing for
all housowork is Raarli~e the
best thing for you ls--try it.
The evening world., 1891-05-11

Congressman AMOS j. CUMMINGS is
quoted as the prophet of 10000 plurality
for Mr.. FLOWER should the latter be nom
mated for Governor of New York. This is
pleasant way of counting, but it possibly
includes bud or two that may not bloom.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
1t Was the Measles.

Prom TeEd' Siftingsl
~ think" said fond Texas parent "that
Tommy is going to be poet when ne grows
up. He doesn't eat, and sits by the stove all
day and thinks and thiukS"
Gou hal better grease him all over. lie Ia
gong 10 hEve the measios, and II you grease
nm they win break out all over him, and then
he Will feeI better"
The evening world., 1891-05-11
Almost Forgotten.

TTT'HI INC n VOcH. T
Youth I'm 10l9)-Grandpa, saw reference
to-day In an old newspaper to the Grant
Monument Fund. What was that?
Oldest lnhabitant (muslnply)-GrantM Monu-
meut FUND? Oh, yes. l nave DIM remem
btauce OF such Thing, but not much. think
there was once an intention TO huiid a monu-
ment to Gen. Grant. but 1t was never done.
The evening world., 1891-05-11

The sandbag has revived. Four men, one
sandbag and a broken-headed victim are
the story of its reappearance in our midst
Any sandbag is too much sandbag. 1t
should go.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
That Silly Child.

"Your dear little boy paid me such pretty
compliment; he said looked real handsome, "
said Mira Ioste,ter to Mira Lydia Pinkham.
''Did he say that?"
"lndeed he did, the little angel"
go, he Ia such n s'lly child Sometimes
think he has not got good sense. " responded
the mother, and now they have quit swapping
bangs when tney 90 out shopping.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
Information Wanted,

Inform alton Wanted.
ffrom Tsras SUiinq.l
Judge Duffy-Why don't you work?
Tramp-I can't afford to werE. It's TOO
expensive.
"Why, how is that?"
You see, II work | soon become thirsty,
and have to drink beer, and the money gel
from work is not sufficient to pay for the beer
80 you see nave economic reasons for moi
WORKING
"M ny don't you drink water?"
"Water! WHAT'S that?r
The evening world., 1891-05-11

The Brooklyn Bridge promenade became
a fresh air resort to8o, 900 people yesterday,
1t is estimated, most of these coming from
the east side and its tenements. 1t is well
that this big sanitarium Is SO soon to be
free to the public.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
In the Same Neighborhood.

lFrom 7sras SUlires.l
Two wrctched looking iramus were brought
up before a Texas justice OF tae peace. Ad-
dressing the worst looking one, the justice
asked:
"Wnere do you hve?"
- hSOwheTe."
"And where do you liver" asked the justice,
addressing the other.
'Oh, I've got the room above him."
The evening world., 1891-05-11
1t Was a Daring Robbery.

John Germing, of 436 East Houston street,
was held at Essex Market this mornng,
charged with heIng one OF two thieves VINO
last night pouuc2d upon AUGUST Hemioke
wnl!e sitting IN front OF hls door, Q Avenue A,
and robbed HIM of 800 gold watch.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
A saloon-Keeper's Sad Mistake.

A Saloon-Keeper's Sad Mistake.
saloou-Keeper Charles Hellstoon, OF 15t
West Broadway, and his bartender were held
al the Tombs ths morning for resisting an
officer Policeman kehoe. of the Leonard
street station, in plain clothes, attempted yes
terday to enter the saloon. The bartender
threw his arms about the policeman while Pro-
pr!etor Hellstoon struck MN in the face.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
Playing on the Rulrs.

tFrom TspIS St,rHq'.
"These nremen must be a frivolous set, -
said Mr.. spillhins, VINO was reading u paper
"Why so?"
~ read in the paper that after a hre was
under control, the fremcn played all night on
the ruins. why didn't tney 60 home and go
aDout ike children ?"
The evening world., 1891-05-11

The Rapid Transit Commission believes
in celebrating over Its preliminary work.
This is probably most wise, as it is likely to
insure lasting results.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
Is H. Lew the Suicide.

A man about fIty-dve Years OLD attempted
suicide this morning on a Greenpoint ferry
boat, by shooting himself in the forehead lie
was taken TO the Eastern District Hospital III
his pocket was rent receipt IN the name OF IL.
Levy, 67I Second avenue.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
Run Over by q Car.

Frederick Heuslim, OF 3Oi East Seventeen
street, while attempting 10 board a Third ave-
nue. surface car al Seventeen street, early this
morning, fell and one OF the wheels passed
over ms right leg, causing a compound irac-
ture. The driver Was arrested.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
Honors to the Dead General.

IOIIOIS 20 UII0 I1Utl0t NeIIelH VT
Hundreds of army officers and Grand Army
men'crowdcd ST. AIMS Catholic Church 10
East Twelfth street this morning at the funeral
services over Gen. John j. Mllhau, who died
on Friday.
Gems. a. S. Wehb Edward Jardine, Cnas.
a. Carleton and NJ. 4. Mcmahon were among
those present.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
A Slight Misunderstanding.

IFrom TsEd' Sitin7sI
Irate Indivdual-Whatd did you mean by tell
ing Smith III, had been IN jhi7
Calm IndiN ldual-ldid not tell Smith YOU had
heen in jail. simply said you ougul to Ue In
jail.
lrate lndiv!aual Calming uown)-I beg your
pardon. | must nave misunderstood him.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
Making the Best Of II.


500 into the room ana bring that cake on
the table, saId an Austin mother to her son.
room"
s'0o hight into that room this instant or I'll
70 IN and bring out the strap"
sn-yon--hIing-out- replied
the boy. sobbInGI 'bring- -tho--oako-alon
too. " =
The evening world., 1891-05-11

The Kaiser not only prohibits French
wine, but docks German sermons. The
court chaplains have been cut down to flf-
teen-mindte homilies If their salaries are
not trimmed in proportion they ought to
stand IL
The evening world., 1891-05-11
meteorological tom.

Prom TsEu' SUtin0sl
A German Colonel, who had a spite at the
major of his regiment, took occasion to rebuEe
the mtjor severely for some triiing oversight
OF duty. rhe IN jor replied In the same
strain, whereupon the colonel said:
"S!r, You Will bring down a thunderoolt
upon your head"
The major held up nis sword and replied:
" Fetch on your thunderboit. Here In nv
hand Is ighining-rod that win protect me
from your tnunderboli.
The evening world., 1891-05-11

The 1tata had thirty-six hours start, but
is slow boat. Our cruisers are fast
enough, but how anxious they are remains
to be seen.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
CITY news TERSELY TOLD.
To-Day's Record Of Minor Hap
penings About Town.
Rrodle Never Touched Him.

Steve Brode, the brIdee-jumper, was at the
Tombs Police Court this morning, charged
with asserlting James Nixon, young fellow
VINO had raised a disturbance in Steves saloon.
When III" case was called Nixon said IL wds IA
mstaEe-Brode had not struck him. Steve
was discharged.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
TO WORD UNTIL.
New Novelette, by OCTAVE
THANEr. Begin 1t In THE
EVENING WORLD To-Morrow.
A Tribute to Eloquence.

"Slr," said The prisoner to his eloquent
counsel ~ was about to confess myself
guilty OF this crime, but III he hanged N Won
haven't made me believe that I'm innocent.I
The evening world., 1891-05-11

Steamship companies must be taught that
they cannot run their business up by run
ming the standard of immigration down.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
So o1om Dam Filled with Water.

President Duane, OF the Aqueduct Commits
sion, SAID to-day that the new Sodom dam ia
nearly competed ana Is already filed with
water, which win be available 10 increase the
city's supply II It Is needed this SUMMER.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
Perils of the First Born.

FNnm tAs Epoch.l
Young hother-oh, George, come here
Baby's face ami arms are all broken ont with
an ERUPTION !-(sobbinG)-what ou earth shall
We do?
Young Father-send for the Quarantine ON.
GERS ~ once, oughtnt we?
The evening world., 1891-05-11

Perhaps some members of the Cabinet
objected to chasing the ltata through an
apprehension that it might prove Tartar.
The evening world., 1891-05-11

A Delightful Thing to Contemplate.
From hs Epoch
~ don't think papa cares much for you.
Fred" she whispered, softly.
"Tnars all right, he replied. "forewarned
Is forearmed, you KNOW"
"Wouldn't 1t be nice, 4" abe continued, In n
much lower whisper. "if you were really four
armed7'
The evening world., 1891-05-11
Flilt'S Fine Furniture,

KNOW We THAT BUYING FROM THE
MANUFACTURER GENERALLY SECURES
FOR THE PURCHASER A BETTER ARTICLE
Tor the SAME MONEY than BUYING FROM
ONE WHO RETAILS ONLYP The assertion is
obvious by one moments reiection-for at least one
PROFIT Is SAVED TO THE PURCHASER
The MORE HANDS AN ARTICLE PASSES
THROUGH, from THE manufacturer to the con.
sumer. THE HIGHER THE GOODS MUST
NECESSARILY COST. Hence, BUYING FROM
THE MANUFACTURER il certainly a SURE
WAY 10 BUY CHEAP
We therefore call attention to our sune,ioy lin. NJ
The evening world., 1891-05-11
The Candid Little Boy.

iIr0m TerHS Si/h1gsl
NOW, little boy. waat is the meaning oi
the word hypocrisy?" asked a Texls sun day
school teacher, OF her favorlte pupil.
90 can't explain what it is. but know Just
the same"
Give me an example of Hypocrisy"
Mheh q Fellow says he loves his Sunday
school teacaCr-thap4 hypOcrisy,p
The evening world., 1891-05-11
For 6 Years

have been troubled with general debility: sir
months ago l became very much run down.
could not do my work, and part OF the time was
couhned TO tue house. Last June was told that
Hoods Sarsaparlllu was
The evening world., 1891-05-11
Why He Was Late.

Why He Was Late.
GIrom Ttra' Sitfing..l
"What makes you 30 late coming to school
this morning?" asked Mr.. Leonard, a teacher
in one OF the New York public schools, TO a
tardy pupil named Horned Brooke.
'TheT aErested q burglar In Flfty-eiQhth
street and ma sent me 70 the station house I'd
see II II was pa, was The reply.
The evening world., 1891-05-11

pcidleTs and some uu.rrrpu.
lOuS RrOcoss viii tell you "this
T. a. good a." OF - the same hs
PeAfliue.n IT'S FALSE
idlHd, md Il your grocer sends
ACE OF PoAIline, do the hOnest
JAMES PYLE. N, Y.
The evening world., 1891-05-11

The rich eat it because
it's tempting. The poor
because it's cheap. The
we'll because it keeps
one strong. The sick
because it builds up the
The evening world., 1891-05-11
Inconsolable,

Iron The EPoch,l
"WhJ so gloomy, McCorEle7"
MY wife has lett me. MoCracIle."
"Not permanently, hope"
"NO; sns's gone for couple OF days only.
That's what makes me sAI. +"
The evening world., 1891-05-11

The spasms 20 common during TeethinR are pre.
vented by hOnslrs TsethinE Cordial. Prlce aSc 'ss
The evening world., 1891-05-11

Now for Navy-Yar6 Shake Up.
Secretary Tracy'S new evil service order
went into effect at the Brooklyn Navy Yard to.
day, and at II O'Clock TINS morning GS of Unc,e
Sam's employees, Including sail-maGers mas-
ter worKmon and boat-builders appeared for
examination.
The evening world., 1891-05-11

IL VIII give You Pleasure
9th ave. And 2ad st. -
The evening world., 1891-05-11

The CyIlnuer HeaT OF engine VI on the Lex
ington avenue branch Of the Brooklyn Union l.
blew of at IL. 80 This morning, startling the
PASSENGERS and delaying trafilc. A similar
accident occurred 10 engine 80 on the same
road last nigat
The evening world., 1891-05-11
TACTICS OF THE UNIONS.

The Lumber Handlers Union strike in the
yards OF Bucki X Co. has been earnestly in
port, moral ana financial, mas been promised.
At the Central La or Unions meeting, also
the report from the Painters Union that j ohm
II. Starin was employing non-union workmen
In his yards on Sttten Island. was the subject
OF much deliberaton.
II was also ordered that carpenters and
jolners at work on the steamship Hudson, of
the Cromwell line, quit work In the lIOboken
yards, hecause the cuiored walters and deck
hands OF the shIp are d d1ing the painting.
demonstration az JOnes's Wool May 90, to
be participated in by al the building TRACES
unions. has been arranged for by the Doard of
Walking Delegates.
The Central Labor Federation has promised
Its active support OF the shorter worEday
strikes
The evening world., 1891-05-11
w F

MHE shall need a modern Di-
ogenes by-and-by to hunt
for the man who doesn't eat H-O.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
GEO. C.. FLINT CO.,
MANUFACTURERS,
IO4, LOG, los WEST l4TH ST.
Financial Item.

Debtor-ion can't collect that from me, sir.
Collector-No?
turnir.
Collector lin dsgusD - Apparently not,
neither can get money out OF u beet.
The evening world., 1891-05-11
Behind the Times,

lET0m hs Epoch.
Mabel shall never travel on the r. x o.
Railroad aVainI
Maude-Why not7
Mabel-Tnere isu't a tunnel on the entire
route.