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EXPERIENCED teacher OF moger as reader to an
"A sres .easher for advanced PalsI9 If care of
inNalc or y n,cferrod Address MISS r. H. VN VI
or hiuu ~ KinS unionNle, Conn
11IXCTToY GRADUATE. OF two years enpeiien'e
,,tor desires to accompany IA ',S ,cfcrs
n a. Tvs goinC Europe TOT the cioana
family % To- IN Dr. McCosh. Professor ". oioaSS
BY pernssiVyvv Alexander and Mr.. o. j. Dennihg' Au
Mr. James 3nI sxcmE;ToN BOX as. Tribune ONCE.
=. 5,,1T Tutor desires engagement from June
e. . or country; excellent references NJ 90 bas'
- 7,s;sT;S TFACHERs' AGENCY. 10 East 17th-st.'
IL Es9nIIcs competent teachers, tutors, goventsses'
abl srtists &C.. all branches; English Iermah
French, Spanish spoken. -
PTNCTPAIs desiring teachers. also teachers recurring
DH,,,nns write for particulars. Teachers now wanteu
~ = YORK TEACHERS AGENCY, 900 BEoaaway.-
,,,p 1vFIIING CoMPANIoN.-Poston as travelling 1 elm
carI anton for the summer wantd by young IcI, h
Ssnastinq Freh-v and English, who is wyrOIs on
ImTslein; highest References Address MISS A. w. Nv
~ MON TEACHEKs' AGENCY supplies school 0meef'
/ win teachers teachers with positions ID, w
H. NJ HARRINGTON. Prop. 81 Laiayesss r.. ~, -.
- IZTFD-By experienced teacher Of elocn,lon ano
w bigncr English branches position IN Ncm. ob
civ school, or engagements by the hour as Ns'g
~ !cbools or families highest testimonials ah
kddess L.. Box So, Tribune Uptown Once' A'-'' "0
way. $1,000 1I
ANTED-y college graduate a. and a,,an'ee nt,
w cal student good address, summer pHsi' II n
~ travelling companion; highest eredenliai9 - " '
162 Water-st
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MON TEACHERS, AGENCY SUPPLIES school 'mce''
/ Win teachefs teachers with positions. ~, ~
~ IA NGION Prop. 81 Lafayersc Fi., ~. =.
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For Bows and Young Men-City.
A pyICE ABOUT SCHOOLS and circulars free to par
ents State age locality and price DESIRED r. W.
HIJYSSOON American School Bureau, west 14tnse-
A CLASS FOR BoYS-Intermedate and sdsanessd
.cSods and business w r CHASE, ~ West 6oth..t
NsTRUCTION IN commercial branches, eloeutoE, mill.
science and and deheent Engsh given On
essonable terms; long experience Gall tuesdays anu
Thursdays between B. f. HYATT. 11a Madlson.ave.
T1RFP ARAToRY college school at 17s West 4Ith.s.:
PcCoG5dncted by r. F. Wells the learner taught how %
studv. Thought exercised and speedy Gevelopnent "
shi{Ies Nv the methods o. instruction employer personal
Attention TO each: limited 20 Twelve scholar,.
rI,HE PARK COLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR BOYS o.
4 "''' ELMER ELMER E. PHILLIPS a. NJ, Principal.
IT University GRAMMAR SCHOOL, LAS Broafwsy,
classical nenartments NJ Il. HOBBY. w. L. AKIN
n c. HENDRICKsON Principals
For Young Ladies-CIty.
stI .-REy Dr. AND MRS. GAkDNERS ~. -
"A. SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. CO., 5th.ays,, S.o year
Mrs GARDNER. Author OF "Histoty IN hnyme.
Ia. j. sAOhs's
SCHOOL FOR Girls.
JIG WEST 59TH-ST,
WILL OPEN SEPT. %, 1891. ,..
Complete Organization inGIudngd ,pYa[y eoiIs0
E0V CIRCULARS AND DETAILED lNfORMAIION
Apply AT 80 WEST 59IHSI.
MISS NJ BLACKWELLpS School and Kindergarten for
MI Children reopens october l. at 100 Fast s3d-st
YTAY NORMAN INSTITUTE Founded 1850, Home and
Day school GOLD AND BRoN%E M,EDALs PA VA,
E ESdsys. A'0 Nine VAN NORMAN. Principal
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60 OOO FOR RENT. one year. rlainheld' N j.
Delightful residence. welbuilt. in good order; 70
fine rooms part furniture high ceilings hardwood ana
ndsome finish ample closets fine garden lawns brook
81. hode t-ees choice shrubs and vines: healthy;
large stables registered jersey cows ducks chickens
doves hydrants and fountain; seamDump and Gas mac
adam street and walks less than mile from station corner
Front and Farragut; only hrstclass' earerul Nnan'
wanted L. V. F. RANDOLPH.
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For Young Ladies-Cty.
ft. a. INV mn AND MRS GARDENERS
A. "scHooL FOR GIRLS. CO., SHAVE; aod year
Mrs GARDNER Author OF History In rhyme.
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COTTACES 40 RENT.

BLACK ROCK BEACH ON THE sOUND
LOCATION NOT SURPASSED on THIS ~oAsf.
$500 to $500 ENTIRE SEASON. -
See advertisements under Summer Resorts. oEo. =
HAkRAL BrldgcpOrL. q.
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T,ITToR desires engagement from June !;
a',ntry. excellent references. NJ, So East
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.,ISsF,s TEACHERS AGENCY, 70 East l7thst:'
compeent teachers tutors, Cover ne sses'
,bIlp artists &C.; all branches; English German
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Gitp propertp for Sale.

A REMARKABLE HOUSE. 53D-sT., .., ooo
A adjoining 5h.avs built at cost OF nearly s2e0
- designs OF palaces Blois and FontineD leau
and other European cities carving cost $25 goo harn;
wood throughout; having been damasIa Dy Ire WI"
RIkER g. SONS
G61 5th-ase 53d-st
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IT University GEAMMAR sSH90L d m1s grd,fw .n
oI,,s aea 5Gp,rtmonts NJ r. HoBtY. W. L AKIN
n c. HENDRICKS0N Principals
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ORTNCIPALs desiring teacher also teachers e9aated
LLo,rrGnI,H ACuERS, AGENCY. 156 BIoaaWay.
The evening world., 1891-06-25
10 WORK nP VENGEANCE.

"Work Of avenRing old Shakesueare'S
murder begun" 30 morning paper
prints the headline above ita story Of the
trial Of "Frenchy No. l." And II is not
true. No work Of vengeance Is begun.
4 man is ON trial before twelve other
men. Il he Ruilty2 Those twelve must
decide. Is he innocontr The law says
he IL until proven guilty. II Ii the pur-
pose Of the trial not 10 establish his guilt
by all means. but 10 show him innocent
II he be ~.
And even when condemned, should II
come 20 that. the punishment will not be-
Ons Of vengeance. II will be tho taking
of the step which society deems necessary
for its own protection against ono who
has made himself menace because hC
has already taken RnotheT's life.
The evening world., 1891-06-25

q1arznube the two itile giris. f9r the disetss
they are sg1erinz -iih Is uzalis--sEi- borrftls
and a. cOuiss ssy-s ~ The seygrge. Perhaps
they eAn y cured. .. TIE chances are frzl-
tiDnaL BABY Ns-y uiIi n ell probability y
sat % soHs 01tsl3s % crzcle szal.Griu-n 70
- fed AID n1-sed. AID ca ooly rIc-s wAai
vii becoFce rftbs zsf1E-C.a-s mother.
II yo4 knew that yo1r D.yuniy Toul1 save
otBers from TIE borrfDIs condition q this pooE
family TOuld you ui.hh0ld iI.
wDuld ycu y-7sdEe a mite II you were oer-
tsia tia, timely sssss-s sncs c,uld avert disss-
Ter q this s5rt:
This sicE BATES T'snf for r~ndeTfnE neceS-
stO1s aid ~iih personal s-npAihy ard med
icsl seTy1oe has a special claim for help and
encouragement frum the wealthy and =en
DJrn. and from tha; great middle class that ia
strong. able and prosperfrg.
Drink DIES Hot bring all or even halt the
misfortune ard anlleti1n sen IL Il rather
the result q The two. or. a. the philosopher
a. the washt1o puts it. the pcisOn taken p
b. misery 70 hasten the end
NELL SEIEoS.
The evening world., 1891-06-25
HIs LIFE POR ANOrHRR,s.

His life for Rnotber'A What man can
appreciate the noble heroism Of such
sacrifice until the test comes? II came to
young FRTD BRoKAw. Of Princeton Col.
leRs. yesterday, and he was not found
wanting. Though his eifert 10 save
AsNIv DOYLE Ia tho surf at Elberon
proved fruitlesB. In no far as its absolute
purpose was concerned, II was not then
oil In vain.
In his death young BIoKAw carried out
tho pronunciamento of all the college
Commenceme orators since Commence
ment days have been observed; "You
must live for something" He lived to
show how 4 man may die in the deed Of
courage that An imperative moment calls
foF
The evening world., 1891-06-25
THE CLEANER

Gen. Franz sigel r. q frequent visitor at the
restaurant u Max Levy, IN Florence Hall
second avenue and First street. The place -,
a great resort o. the Generals old army corps,
and the Old commander takes great delight
ia visiting his old comrades Ia arms there.
II II gratifying 10 learn that the Internal
dissensions Ia the New York Presbyterian
Church, Seventh avenue and one Hundred
and Twent eighth street, have been com
posed. and that Rev. Dr. ". W. Page has been
unanimously requested by the church and 30
clety 10 continue In his pastOrnte. The new
church edlfice Il beautiful structure, and
Dr. Page is an eloquent preacher.
col. Henneberger, Of the Twenty-second
Regiment veteran Corps, will soon sail for
Europe He will be entertained Tonight at
the Hungarla, where Mt. Vernon VIII do her
self proud.
There was another addition yesterday TO
the FullOw Deer family at Central Park.
] see that Jim Mclaughlin, Of the LGU
JOirndi, has Joined the ranks Of Benedlcts. lie
was married yesterday morning at st.
ThcresaB Church 20 Margaret A. Plunkett,
and II now ON his way % Niagara Falls and
other honeymoon Meccas The good wishes
Of host OF friends follow the happy couple.
Passengers on a cable car the other evening
noticed the smell OF burned cloth, followed a
few minutes later by a Berics OF gymnastic
contortlOns On the part Of n man seated In the
corner. II transTired that he had put a
| lighted pipe In his pocket, at the cost Of one
side Of his coat.
An elderly man, dressed like a well-to-do
farmer, entered an uptown store yesterday
10 make some purchases. To the amusement
Of the clerks he carefully picked up scraps Of
| twluc from the ilOOr and rolled them into Il
large ball. "Can have emf" he asked, and
receiving the desired permission, put the
wad into a capacious pocket. "Thnts how
many milliOnhircs have made their money
by looking AFTER TITLES" was his parting
shot as he gathered up his purchases and
| walled out.
According 10 programme prearrangcd, the
district lenders Of 1ammany Hail have met
| and solCmnly declared: 4" We have no CHIEF
but one chief, and Dick Croker is hls name"
There are those of the organization, how,
ever, who tell me that there would have beer
| no necessity for yesterdays meeting anC
declaration had Police Commissioner Jame'
J. Martin been less and Richard Croker more
OF u chief al the time OF the trouble which lee
TO the detection N the steckler brothers.
The evening world., 1891-06-25

Jovlal Spirit.
lFrom brooklyn LUsl
Mrs. Dix-lour husband was u great Joker,
wasn't he, Mrs. WhittikCTf
Miro, Whlttiker-Awiul, and such slang ;
Mheh i meet him beyond the grave expect
him TO push his crown GU TO the back OF hi,
head, slap me on the back and yell An,
there, White Wings.'
The evening world., 1891-06-25
THE WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR.
FadS, Fashions and Fancies That
Delight the Gentler SeI.
French Silk Batistes Are Here
Linens for Household Cse-Re-
vival of LacInE Dress Cor
sage In the BAck-A
New Turned-Down
Collar.

Wcuea who have slender. graceful figures
VIII b quite ready 70 lfopt the revived
fssltgn a lacing the dress oorssge IN the
baeE- Hooks and eyes with a double row of
small tswelled but'ons. l. another revival. the
buttons sewn OF ss cl1sely as possible on
either side Of the fastening. Invisible fasten-
ings are, however. s,iE very fashionable. aad
they occur IN UNUSUAL places The seam be-
heath the len arm and the night shoulder
continues 10 te utilized by leading steliers. to
provide means Of eCress and ingress 10 the
TeATer.
The evening world., 1891-06-25
Tho Evening World Prints Associ'
atod Press News.
Az ABTIeIEL REPORN.

In ne midst Of the budget Of news Of
eolIazs commandments comes the It'd
ings u one eollsge's departure. At
Washington and Jefferson College the
students have resolved hereafter ~ read
more lessons from their bOOks and less
from fair maids eve. To this end they
have formed an Anti-GiTl society. and
have adopted stern resolution against
flirting.
To the superficial observer this may
appear not only ~ an utterly useless and
distestsful piece Of reform, but a. a
direct assault upon the rights of the gen
tier and weaker EeI. usually spoken OF as
incapable Of self-dsfenss.
Prom time immemorial the college
youth has been the property Of the town
girl and tho summer girl, and 1t seems
little less than robbery 10 snatch him
away.
Fortunately. however, experience and
statistics came 10 tho rescue. A learn ed
professor discovered not long since that
II wns actually the loss G the time
devoted 20 Harvard students which
they had wasted upon Harvard students
which had caused ~ many Boston Rilrs 10
pass into the sphere Of lonely spinSter.
hood. Viewed by the aid Of this dis
coyeTy, the net Of the Wash
ingtOn and Jefferson boys become
gloriasd. AZ ono Of exquisite Self-denial.
More devotion 10 books! BoHh They
mean 20 save the girls Of their college
town from what they erroneOuSly, per
hhps. believe to be the martyr dom Of old
maidHhiD.
The evening world., 1891-06-25

Eyelashes clipped, &c; bangs trimmed.
10c.; beach shoes stained, 15c.; hair singed,
2Oc.; egg shampoo, 25c.-w1th alcohol spray,
3Oc.-is the sign that is pasted across mir
ror in Twenty-third street beauty shop.
The evening world., 1891-06-25

Do you remember how
Joe Jefferson as Rip Nan
WinkLs is constantly say
ing &" Here's to your health
and your families, may
you hive long and prosper"
'Twould have been better
for Rip had he taken
nothing stronger than root
beer made from Knapp's
Root Beer Extract.
as cents bottle. At all Grocers and
Druggists.
The evening world., 1891-06-25

Tuo % TIE briEhtsst boyt IN Brpoklya are Edz1r
skiL1An ard Ns!bozras HArrcod. Tasy have be-a
corurHcss Aln1ost stnce babyhood- 1bsJ 10th live
IL Ire sazs hous- At az NcDonouzh streef. .
pretty parl e Brooklyn TEsy are 10th p1pils Ia
Gr1zzar School 81. and they arp both II yeArs o.
Ead ua1s1Aily god -lookinE boTs. Mrs. skillman
sid of hs- soa EdE.r % repoTTsr While the boys
sA' u. hAyiag last cone In from school: '' Edgar
bad oatarrh sine. Be vas tgo yeArs Cd. He had :
cisehArre from h. ear and q discharge from his
no-e which uozld infArns his lip and nose. and he
had trozhle With his bTeAst, he eatar-h goin
to his l1uEs EdEtr's ehum. Nsltozrne, had
cafarTh too. ard they 10th vent under the treat
nsnt q Dr.. NrCoz and WIldzan. Thess physi-
ctaa have completely cured Edgar and NeIb0urns
The evening world., 1891-06-25


OF these have conyentiOnalized flowers In
pink, reseda and ciel blue grounds. The wash
silks and outing fannels which come up
bright and glowing from the laundry, are in
greater demand than ever for making yacht
ing, morning, tennis and mountain suits,
pretty neglige gowns and fancy shirt waists.
The variety OF linens with borders and made
In colored checks for household purposes is
extraordinary, and among them is a very
pretty and somewhat large double check
made especially for smart housemaid's or
ladies' busting aprons. These would make
delightful Summer morning frocks, II any one
could be found to make them up with proper
appreciation Of the handling a dress gets in
the washtub and on the ironing-board-
Eyelashes clipped, &c; bangs trimmed.
10c.; beach shoes stained, 15c.; hair singed,
2Oc.; egg shampoo, 25c.-with alcohol spray,
30c.-is the sign that is pasted across mir
ror In Twenty-third street beauty shop.
The turned-down collar, called "the 1880" /"
is the latest collar to be worn with the tailor
they are rather troublesome and conspicu-
Gus, and the usual plain Gun with links is
preferred. With the turn-down collar the
tailor-made girl and her tailor have agreed
that 1aunty small bows shall be worn as
crayats. Black satin bows very carefully
made, with the ends stitched across are cor.
rect, and narrow linen washable ties In all
colOrs-pinl, blue, bun and mauve, with elm.
broidered whits dots, are charming for morn.
ings.
Zouave effects OF lace are put on night
gowns; pockets are all lace, and the hem is
feather stitched.
The newest variety OF ladies' handkerchief
has a pattern printed IN colors round the
border, and half or one side OF every spray is
embroidered In harmonizing color.
For riding or driving a novelty Is "The
Cape" gauntlet glove IN tan kid, with imita.
tion crocodile skin gauntlets, the glove IN
plain tan kid. This glove is beautifully soft
plant and durable. The purse-glove Din tani
| only is still well patronized, being found sc
useful TO hold railway tickets or bus fares
as a woman's pocket, II not sat upon by the
| fellow-passenger on her right, is generally
otherwise uncomfortable. For those who
wear black gloves from choice or for mourn
ing, no glove could be found TO rival Frencl
kid glove, called "The MeissoDier," probably
In reference 10 the perfection OF its cut AM
the delicate hand-sewing, which gives 1
exquisite finish and durability. A very Chi
suede glove, The Royal" is in lovely scale
OF the daintiest neutral tints, now so fashion
able, OF gray, lavender, cafe-au-lait, tan
biscuit and almond tones These are perfect
for very dressy occasions or for the evening
But the novelty OF novelties is quite an edi
ton de luxe in gloves for carriage or fett
wear; and particularly suitable for wedding:
is an embroidered suede gauntlet glove, II
beautiful medieval designs, which might
have adorned the hand OF Medici or that o.
| Queen Bess.
The evening world., 1891-06-25

a number Of newsboys selling New
York papers have been driven OF the
State Camp Grounds at Peekskill. The
special policeman who Is Immediately re.
sponGlblo says that he was ordered by
Col. SToREY not TO allow on the Grounds
amy but newsboys employed by Col.
YALE. the Camp caterer. Gen. VARNUM
should investigate this. The State Camp
10 not private enterprise.
The evening world., 1891-06-25
An success Be Theirs.

To he Editor:
a fair In aid OF the Sick Baby Fund will be
held Friday afternoon at 3 O'Clock at ll6
West one Hundred and Twenty-ninth street.
This fair has been gotten up by six little girls
and three boys. They sell tickets at the door
five cents each-and ! anticipate quite a
large sum for such youthful workers.
B. ID. MCDONALD.
The evening world., 1891-06-25
DROPPED IN 4 COFFEE POT.

NELL SEIsoS.
The evening world., 1891-06-25

he Park Commissioners decide that,
th0Ggh the ehiidEsn may not have more
playground ia tie PARIS. the lordly tramp
ninE HpEns IN dawn Enmolested by the
gras -esafsit Bolies- A motion to permit
siearaE tha Eariso a Migrants after2A A. N.
WAs EGIasf down
The evening world., 1891-06-25

CanlaeteutS GnriquAtsd Election law
1AlaWea JcaERE W. ALsoF TO die without
klsiag sntzrsd up0R the OHics to which
ne peopls ch0ss him. And now his
sisalh furihaE eOmplicatss q situation that
had been distressing enough.
The evening world., 1891-06-25

supt. CoNKJIN has been authorized by
ths Park Board TO trade of certain ami.
mails In the Central Park menSgerio. 1t Is
time to authorize him TO shoot the dan
gerous elephant Tip.
The evening world., 1891-06-25
Llr. Ulr!ch Hits Upon e Novel Bank
for the Sick Baby Fund.

A coffee %; Is a novel sort u Contribution
box, but 1t proved a god thing for the sick
Ba5y Fund. v. UlricL. q 22O4 Third avenue.
conceived the idsa u utilizing the Telegraph
plie n front q his store, and 70 Il he fAs:eLsd
al ordinary canister. decorated with a plS-
card stating that money dropped in It was for
the sicE babies
EvESrSG WoZLD once, and when opened II
Eas found 10 contain s5 ~, all In pennies,
nicEsls. dimes and quarters which pedes-
trians had dropped IN.
The pot had only bsen suspended a week,
and. although Nf. UlTich agreed that It WAS q
great success he Is confident that he VIII beat
that record before the seasOn Is over.
The evening world., 1891-06-25
Moman,a anharn.

Woman's Sphere,
OF wOman'a sphere the lecturer
Preached long and loud, with many GluF
A. man VINO claims, fOtBODti., tIbo
4 sort Of male divinity "
LlAu dentist working with burr
Tho while his victim longs u nec
hhe R91E"d aud bored IN nsHdlAh glee
TIL all had had enough Of hsr
'ui woman's sphere"
u wAsS tiIuid thing aud wco
lhht SGT her weary Audisno. ner.-
a mouse thhl ohangod her skirts to stir
Shn soteAmed aud leApod Sith0ut dsmur
Ipou CAair-A victim shs
Df WOmBu'B fear.
-GsOrgs Horton. u Chicogo HsTald
The evening world., 1891-06-25
The Next lIorning.

tFrom me WlshiHgioH Post.
The night before had seen Trmkins IN n
very hilarious humor. when he awoke In the
morning his brother asked him II he would
like 10 soc himself IN a glass. lie replied
"1es,' aud one OF those convex affairs that
distOrt the COuntenuuCe out OF all approach "a
nature was produced. "Great scott r. was
the sick mans ejaculation. Then after a
pause he said We'll, look pretty bad,
feel"
The evening world., 1891-06-25
She Won't Ask Him Again.

From! Light.l
Miss Gush-Do, please, write q poem about
me, Mr.. Boggs7
Mr.. Boggs Uhe poet)-lmpossible, Miss
Gush. ] write so awfully slow, you know.
"No matter: / will wait patiently till you
have finished"
But didn't mean that. am such slow
writer that really couldn't do justice TO SO
fast q subject r.
The evening world., 1891-06-25

To me Editor
inclose e1.5O, collected In pennies for your
worthy object. give dramatic readings, and
offer my services for your Fund
SADIE N. LAUER,
205 East Fourteenth street, ten years old.
The evening world., 1891-06-25

II Is not always easy for hungry man
20 be loyal man. Germany should think
ofthia whom refusing to relieve her work
ingmon Of the oppressive corn duties.
The evening world., 1891-06-25
Reverse It.
MI

"some OF the cigarette manufacturers have
stopped giving pictures with each box Of ci-
garettes."
- II they had reversed the order, and stopped
giving cigarettes with the pictures, II would
have been greater Improvement"
The evening world., 1891-06-25

A pure Virginia plug cut
smoking tobacco that does not
bite the tongue, and is free from
any foreign mixture. More solid
comfort in one package Of
Mastiff than you can get out of
a dozen others. Packed in cam
vas pouches.
>. B. Pace Tobacco Co, RiOhnond, Virginia
The evening world., 1891-06-25

Two sermons in bronze wore formally
dedicated yesterday. aud the text for
cash ono was a human life. BEEcuFR
and HUoHEs, preacher and Archbishop,
man and man.
The evening world., 1891-06-25

wlEsIK MTI.IEE i nov twice Al IL
D.. syrar1sA rniTsrsi;y having given him
The degree yesterday. ia double doetor
cannot dovn Plat. who can,
The evening world., 1891-06-25
He Had Counted Thousends,

IFrom Brooklyn LUs.l
Wooden-oh, yes, realize the attractions
OF the dramatic profession, but 1t is so shift.
ing, so constantly on the move It has no ties
Buskin-It hnsn'tf Well, you start out or
the Western circuit and see.
The evening world., 1891-06-25

Thp bursting ri balloons 20 produce
rain has pr"ysn q Euecsss - far ss It has
gone. TbE, is al far a. getting the
balloons 10 hurst.
The evening world., 1891-06-25

On the advent of Prince GEORGE OF
Greece, it win perhaps be unnecessary to
inform the sporting fraternity that he is
not the original Greek GEoRGE.
The evening world., 1891-06-25

DE LEssES1's EIglish Gdmirsrt will
preSsn; hin Nth a testimonial o! Their
Continued cDnzdsns4. Here !S golden
Sid for Mr. KEELI. of no or fGa.s.
The evening world., 1891-06-25
A Little Too Much.

Mr.. snaggles-You must not think that I
am rich. have no money to give my daugh-
ter.
Sniffs (cheerfully)- viii be satisfied TO
have you give up the house to US; and you
might have your life insured in my favor.
The evening world., 1891-06-25
A Mothers Sacrifice.

To ~ Eft0T.
In memory Of my little Josie ! inclose 81.
MAY It help some suffering baby and save
sOLne mother a heartache.
PokT KIcHHoSD.
The evening world., 1891-06-25
There Il Is Reversed.

From Judgs.l
oildersleeve-" Every dog has its day" is O
proverb which doesn't 60 In Alglers.
Winebiddle-Why;
Gildersleeve-Because there every dey has
his dog.
The evening world., 1891-06-25
Kings Daughters.


10 me Edit0T
We donate the inclOsed s1.5O, and hope
sCIne one may be benefited by II.
WHATsoEvER CIEcLR OF KINGS DAUGHTERS,
North New York.
The evening world., 1891-06-25
A Good Frien d.

10 INf EIfI0FF
Inclcsed please md check for elO for the
Sick Babies Fund YOurs- &C, LIS.
The evening world., 1891-06-25

Iowa Democrats have TsnOminA.sd Coz.
BOIEs. His own Executive record will be
his own bsS; ally In the campaign.