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OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS,

There IL always an odOr OF mustiness about
old comedy revvals, to me. The masterpieces
are Put upon the shelves, brilliant, sparkling,
revered; when they are brought down we can,
by stretch OF Imagination, understand the
brilliancy and the sparkle, but we cannot re-
vere-uniess, of course, we belong to the weird
people who i've in the past. who dote on every
thing that was, and who positively decline TO
appreciate to-day while It ID here.
"Old Hesds and Young Hearts," Bouci-
caulrs play, thai was revived last night at the
Lyceum Theatre, IL not exactly the kind OF
comedy suited to the requirements OF MIR.
Fronman's company, who have been reared
upon large doses OF Belasco and De Mile pap
II probably required considerable dash and
vim to make II acceptable even In the good old
times; positive genius Ia necessary 10 rob 1t OF
its tameness to-day. And there is no genius
in the Lyceum Company, or II there be. it is
coyly hiding.
Heroert Kelcey was very weak as Li.tleton
Coke, and he looked simply dabolcai in the
costume Of the day. MIR. Kelley suggested
the Irish comedian At masquerade ball He
played the role of Llttleton Coke very much al
he played John Rutherford in "Hhe Wife, u
anu the other fellow in "The Charity BAH. i
The volatile, semi. sentimental Characteristic
that l imagine the part should have were
wanting Kelcey was Kelcey-hsRvy as Al
uncooked mufin.
Miss Cayvan looked delightful a. Lady Alice.
She brought great deal Of Intelligence into
the role. and II her frolics were not always
convincing. AID her badina2e was far from
spontaneous. It is becase she has beer
spoiled by Belasco and De Mile, those ruth.
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WORLDLlNCS.

The late Rev. l. q. Drayton. who died At Sum-
msrvlle. 3. O.. recently, owned the beautiful Mag
nolia Gardens the Ashley Rver-an estate that
has been called the beautiful spot the South
It smbr Aoed about 600 sores OF land which is rich
phosp hAtss. and will probably fall into the hands
Of speoulators.
The mother Of the Italian Queen Is the Duchess OF
Genoa. now woman Of sixty. she 10 . musician OF
taste and ability and is the widow Of King Victor
Emmanuei's brother, Prince Ferdinand.
The longest railway In the world Is the great Rus
sian line across Siberia. in of oonstruc-
tion. Ir will extend from MASK to yladivostook.
distance Of 4. 7S5 miles.
Sarah Bernhardt bears hor mothers mans. Her
trst name originally Rosns. which she chang ged
Of her own accord. She is q Catholic In religion.
and until she was sixteen she was educated in q
convent. She entered the National Conservatory,
at Paris. to study for the stage in 1861.
The upper part of Ibsen's body ia very large IL
proportion. but still small in comparison with hi
immense head. which In covered with bushy hair
white Snow.
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WHY

One fact relative to the passage of the
Cable Railway Company's bill, which gives
away seventy miles of New York's streets
and which has passed one branch of the
Legislature, has escaped attention. 1t is
this: When the bill came up year ago
most vigorous protest was entered
by the city government. RICHARD CROKER
personally sent for the Tammany members
and urged them to fight the bill tooth and
nail This year the city has made no pro.
test against it at all. And the public may
ask the question: Whys
That 1t is q job bill no one will deny
Everything honest should be against it
Every one having the interest OF New Yorl
City at heart should oppose it.
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hear that John Ernest McCann, who ha
already won Q name anu fame as the writer o
charming verses, Is ON the high road to sue
cess AZ II drarnat,st. He has recently had tw,
plays accepted, one by Augustin DAILY and til,
other by Robert B. Manten, the actor. Tn
latter, 1 understand, Is SO delighted with hi
part. that he proposes TO bring out the play a
once, and wnl appear In 1t before the close O
the present season.
The evening world., 1891-04-07

The fight between CLAUS sPREcKLEs and
the Sugar Trust appears to have come to
an amicable conclusion. The former Is not
to sell his sugar east of the Missouri River,
and the HAvEMEYERs are not to invade the
territory west of 1t. The price of sugar is
to be kept up and the people to pay the
piper. This looks like reversion OF the
saying, when rogucs fall out honest men
come to their own.r
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DREADED 0UlCKSAMD9
How TO Escape from Them.

Like man sinking in a quicksand is that person
into it without knowing it. and only realizes hi,
danger when he finds himself slowly, but surely.
declining in health and strength
There is but ono sure way to escape from tn
qucksand-get out before sinking .vp deep. The
same rule applies to disease-use tho Aame rem
edy before IL In too late.
All, therefore. who fnd their powers Of mind and
thought weakened, their nerves unstrune and un-
steady, nights sleepless aud unrefreshing. bodies
tired and exhausted blood poor digestion impaired
kidneys and liver out of order and bowels consti-
pated, should realize that they sinking in the
quicksand of disease, and that they must use Dr.
Greene's Nervura to cure nou-nt once-or II may
be fatally too late.
DIR. Grssne's Nervura, the great Nerve Brain and
Blood Invigorator. is absolutely sure in all such
cases. tits guaranteed purely vegetable and harm
less. For sale by druggists 81 par bottle. Use it,
sufferer. and 1T will certainly restore you to health.
"Dr. Greene's Nervurs cured me. take great
pleasure in stating that DR.. Greenes Nervurs is the
finest and best nerve medicine that have
ever taken, and advise any sufferer with ner-
vous diseases or nervous prostratiou to DR..
Grsene's Nervura. II. best nerre remedy discoUersd
JOSEPH A. CALBACK,
"224 Maple ave.. Hartford. Conn"
eY- DR.. Greene, the specialist In curing all forms
OF nervous and chronic diseases. SO West 14th st.,
New York. be consulted free. personally or by
letter. Call or write him about your case. or send
for symptom blank fill out and q letter fully ex.
planning your disease. giving advice, &C.. will be
returned free.
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vent the slaughter OF birds due to fashions
demand for their plumage has worthier
ground for indignation. It seems some
London women have the habit Of feeding
their pet cats with live sparrows. No
matter how vnlueless the life OF the lowly.
contented brown-coat OF the parks may be,
it is surely worth too much to be sacrificed
In this way
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When the American colonies combined
and adopted She Constitution Of the United
States 1t was said abroad that the new
Republic could not last. The United States
is the greatest country in the world to-day,
and under the Constitution with which for
eigners in their ignorance are finding fault.
Jealousy may tinge their motives.
The evening world., 1891-04-07

The advice given by General Sessions
Judge to the Grand Jury yesterday
is good. He said in his charge that
the friends of individual Grand Jurors who
have real or imaginary grievances are in the
habit OF making personal requests that the
Grand Jury take them up. The Judge con-
oelnHs this as practice which should not
The evening world., 1891-04-07

The formation OF n new and greater New
York, to include this city, Brooklyn, Staten
Island and other outlying suburbs, has
met with the unanimous vote OF the Com
missioners appointed to consider it. New
York cannot be made too great.
The evening world., 1891-04-07

A new bill to grab Battery Park for rail-
road purposes has been offered in the As
sembly The man behind 1t is the head Of
land syndicate in Westchester County,
and his motive is personal benefit rather
than the good of the people. The bill
should be sat upon.
The evening world., 1891-04-07

The Russian Government is contemplat-
ing an international Congress, to be held
at Moscow, to consider matters relating to
education. No country needs education
more than Russia.
The evening world., 1891-04-07

]. X. Emmet can still dance and still sing
and audiences eau still enjoy the excellen
work OF this indefatigahle actor. This wa
proved last ntIht, when Mr.. Emmett began al
enga cement at the Peoples Theatre IN .'Uncl
Joe; or, Fritz in Madhouse. The performanc
was an extremely good one from beginning Il
end. MIR. Emmeps songs were well rendered
and his dancing capital. OF the company II /
not necessary to say much.
The evening world., 1891-04-07
The WAYS or WOMAN Fair.
Fads, Fashions and Fanoiss That
Delight the Gentler Sex.
Green Is the Fashionable Color
How to Train a Child to Sew-To
Clean Jewelry-Infnnt>' Frocks
Brides Can Always be Dis
Facts About
Women.

Green Is a good color. I;is the fashion Just
now. II is too, one, that every Oo1y can wear,
for /: ia Natures own shade. There are no less
that forty one different ,nis. and " cress. let
tuce, fern or emerald is not your shade try
mign onettc. citron, olive, clue grass, peacock
or asparagus.
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Undertaking Free.
tFrom the Epoch
"San,bo, whatll you take for tombatone7"
''Fohty doliahs, Boas, n lay yo' out fob
nu1fin."
The evening world., 1891-04-07

The fight of tho iourneyman painters
against their employers for shorters hours
has been won after a brief struggle. 1t may
prove the first skirmish in prolonged war.
fara
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The burlesque entitled "Adam's Tempta-
ton; or, Birds OF Paradise" /" was again seen
at Roster Il Bials concert hall last night Car
mencita, recovered from her attack of grip,
danceu with her accustomed Spanish vivaciIy.
Other features were SieOb and rripp, the very
lon-Volter Company the WartenI urgs, a
troupe OF clever ncrOhats, and Lotto Jackson,
who made her hist appearance in TINS coun-
ffV.
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GEO. G. FLINT CO.,
FURNITURE MAKERS,
l04, 1O6&lO8 West 18th st.
TONED, the Williams Brothers, Paul Adam aski.
Alberta Gilbert, John B. D. Wilson and Prof
Giendeld
STAR THEATRE.

TONED, the williams Brothers, Paul Adamaski.
Alberta Gilbert, John B. D. Wilson and Prof
Genneld.
STAR THEATRE.
"Out in the Streets, which was presented
Of the Star Theatre last night won the ap-
phsuse OF the lower house as well az the
gallery with Its realistic scenes. Tho pictures
drai and an oil connaRration on NewtoWn
Greek were very effective. IL 10 ratner sem
sEtionaI, but IL tells an interesting story that
known N the .'boy actor, loses none OF nis
iuvelility with his increasing years, and was
popular hero. ,.,,' -
THE AMPHIoN.
In Sardou's "Odette," which was seen in
BROOKLYN for the first time at the Amphion last
night, Clara Morris has added strong play to
her repertoire. In the role Of Q wife who has
beer cast aside by her husband and separated
ser Of her own o
appAauded after eacn act. Tonight and Thurs
day night Miss Morris will play "Camille."
HYDE AND BEHMAN's THEATRE.
Easily the favorites on the bill presented by
the Reilly and Wood snoY at Hyde 4 Beh-
ton, two of the cleverest mimics now bel fore
the public. Others on the b,ll were Fielding.
and ReedinQ, George Holloway, the Natuskies
and Leoni Clarke.
NOVELTY THEATRE.
A vaudeville organization. known as "Tur-
ner's English Gaety Girls" Kicked danced
and lang its way into notice at the Novelty
Theatre last evening. The company Ii made
up OF several shapely women ana O number OF
specialists.
Special Charges.
lFrom Judge
OLD Mr.. Grump 10 organ-grinder-Here' Q
nickel Now move on
Hn-Grinder-PardoD, signor. Ten centa
Ia my charge Tor doing anything BY request.
Undertaking Free.
tF|om the Epooh.l
"Sanlbo, whatll you take for tombatone7"
"Fohty dollahs, Boss, n lay yo' out fob
nufin."
Some Change Necessary.
fFrom Brooklyn Lifs.l
81 ten You, smithers, the child is father to
the man."
"Suppose the chiii's girl. what thenf"
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He Knew what He Wanted.

Newspaper cloIk-Your AdVertiselaen; readr:
"Wantsd. u little girl to mind baby" Don't
You think 70 would sound better II Il read ike
ihlsi WANTED, q little slTl to care for q
xaysriissr-Ne Mad Ia tho oOrrse, WORD.
You don's know tnat baby.
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Not q Good Idert.1

Not q Good Identification.
From Puck.
st. Peter-So you are bank cashier. are
you!
Applicant-YeS; allow me to present my card
ana letter Of Introduction.
81. Ptter-Ihat's ali right; but we 90 .'I do
business that way. Step aside. please
The evening world., 1891-04-07

A new fad among tho truly exclusive Is tc
have gloves the color Of the gown stitched with
the shade of the tlilnmingU.
The evening world., 1891-04-07

Judge ALLEN 3. PARKER announces that
he is not candidate for Governor Of New
York. Here is grain Of comfort for JONES
and FLOWER.
The evening world., 1891-04-07

A Birmingham, Conn, woman has been
voted an honorary member Of the Fire De-
partment in that city. Putting out fires Is
a new field for female industry.
The evening world., 1891-04-07

It is the duty of every State in the Union
to put its shoulder to the wheel and make
the International Fair at Chicago us great
o success as possible.
The evening world., 1891-04-07
THE CLEANEa r.

Ift CLEANER
Swinging down the wide lobby OF the Fifth
Avenue Hotel last evening was a ieonine look
ing man, with his Derby awry anu a passee
boutonniere In his coat. 1t was my old friend
George francis Train. lie 10 a. presen, churn-
ing with wrath fulness over our conduct to-
wards Italy. whicn he thinks Is outrageous.
Psycno Is never 80 nerce that he does not
soften ut the sight OF child, aud he stopped
In violent speech TO shake hands with little
girl. found nv good friend IN rather pessi-
in'stic strain. Iresiiy fear that George Will
have TO iun around the wotld again, take u
trip in an air-ship or write to the Shah OF
Persia IN order TO compose himself Teftgrams
TO Blaine are not enough.
In the lobby Of the Casino the other night /
saw inetDento OF Gen. sherman which Is q
very Interesting souvenir. IL Is the autograph
letter Of acce pttnce from the General OF Mt.
Aronson's proffer OF u box for the military
Night at that theatre. The decorated bill Of
the evening and the letter are neatly framed.
Quite q crowd gathered around an express
wagon, on Broadway, which was unloading IN
front OF the Equitable Building. The load was
OF heavy blocks Of white metal, which, al
though silver may be looked DOWN on by
philosophical nnanciers. was something for
the man with nickel In mis- pocket ~ gloat
over. He gloatsd.
Cigars at the seashore are apt to get q little
too moist, aud l saw In q tobaccouist's a
means to prevent this. A terrs-cotta brick 10
put In the box, and It absorDs the moisture, 80
that you can smoke your cigar without having
TO wiring It out nrst
Isaw Senator Eugene Ives for q moment the
other day. lie looked SLEEK. rosy and plump
Politics may be teaching Eugene many
wrinkle, but 1t Ii not expressed on his smooth
and stil boyish brow. He had run down from
Albany as usual for Sunday, and 90 far had
escaped the grip.
With very reckless (f) spirit dared to ask
son Of Palermo, the cradle of the Mana, II
he belonged to that picturesque body OF asass-
sins. lie had already shaved me, the inter-
tional STRAIN between the two nations not hav-
ing driven him from the ususl barbering at the
old tarifI. lie disdained the idea that the
Mana, as an organization, existed anywhere
but in the air, and explained 10 me that Ia his
sunny Palermo II 0 man was tough or bum
they said he belonged to the Mana. 1t simply
meant that he was loW-doWn rascal.
Clyde Fitch. the playwright, will sail for
hurope Oh 'ne <%d Oh hpri. lie mas play IN
maui "hicn Is 10 nave Hs nrs' proouctioh IN
Lohaon. r".h recently received tue osnhe-
t'oh vi an in''9tion from the nasty fudaing
o'uo Vi harVno 10 atehearsab an nonor 'ne
S'uo nus ohy bestowed on Aoweils ana floh.
snanS' VI d ''p Aoioa" VIII oouoHess Denens
Mill
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be encouraged. No Grand Juror, he says,
should give attention to any private COM
plant. 1t is to be hoped the advice will be
followed.
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Brooklyn Theatres.


With every seat occupied and the aislea
packed TO the doors "lhe Merry Monarch "
STARTED In last evening for week OF success at
the Park Theatre. Francl. Wilson was fanny
a. ever, full OF quaint expressions, suicy
Iecitatve songs and fresh anu crispy Jokes.
Laura Moore " as In excellent voice and Maj 10
Jansen was vivacouR Charles Plungett and
the choruses III ed materially in furnishing
satisfactory entertainment
LEE AVENUE ACADEMY.
An amusing string OF absugdiiies, inter-
apersed with vocal selections, served to intro
duce LYDIA Thompson at The Lee Avenue
Academy last might. "The Dazzler,n as the
play Is called, hasn't the ghost OF q plot or
story, but II Is at times intensely funny and
Affords she various members OF the cOnlpanT
chSnecs - Introduce pltasiIR specialize Joe
A. Or, an unusually funny comedian, made
the hit OF the evening.
nuBEE AND GEBHARDT's CASINO
The EAmoThs and johnnie Carroll arc win
nlng ireah lAurels NJ Huber 0ebhardtIa
Casino. ire excellence OF their respective do
uaa NaFrnntinR an extended enRaReraenI.
TIE proars9n.e for the week IL an eScellent
one comprhiaes bsaidss the faxOtiIo1 msn-
The evening world., 1891-04-07

Men OF thu earliest times first saw the Viosa and
diseases OF the present time - bot they did NOT
possess the moral restraints QUE cures Tor the
otheI. thht We DO. ecroiulA, cancer, tubeTolo and
sp.ciic dlSease w,rs ineurabs unmItlEAted cursss .
until III. CACTUS BLOOD CuRE came 70 nsutraliEs
aud eradicate them BY simply purifying the ble0d.
The evening world., 1891-04-07

sorosis decided yesterday that Americ,
has literature of her own. This is encour
aging information.
The evening world., 1891-04-07
SPoTLETS

Two vessels laden with jute recently came into
port. They could not deny they had juts-iAbls
freight
It Is no sign that has been hshng because
be comes home With ree.
Italy has been .'monksying" with thus country
for q long time.
What lot OF human wayfArGrs want now 10 to
get q check their grip"
Love. like no other enterprise,
OnIy succeeds when you begin II.
Yet have oompIetsly lost heart mi
-EIehangs.
Eectrc lights ought to be used on Arctic eIplor-
ations.
Mr.. Blaine will have q worse attack OF gout at the
end Of his term Of office.
FoI-hunt stories should be padded" and wear q
"mAsk."
Sarcasm Is the vitrol-throwing Of conversation.
Matt Quay is not straight. aud II he were he is
not tho Boss for US.
The evening world., 1891-04-07

Clyde Fitch. the playwright, viii sail for
Europe on the 22d Of April. He has q play In
hand which is to have It's nrst production in
London. Fitch recently received the distinc.
ton OF an invitation from the Hasty Pudding
Club OF Harvard TO q rehearssl, an honor the
Club has only bestowed on nowells and Fitch.
He has been working very hard, and the
change Of u trip abroad will doubtless benent
him.
The evening world., 1891-04-07

Senator ELLISON seems to be In favor OF
the Worlds Fair being kept open Sundays
and the people arc with him!
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Awkwardly Put.

Iron hInsey's Wsskly.l
ArG Myserlee-Oh, my dear Mr.. Wings, You
really can't 60 home in this terrible storm. Do
| stav and take supper with us.
WineS-ThanE you; but it's really not 90 bad
| m Iii that
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SPORTS OF FIELD AND RING.
Lyman and Daily Under Forfeit to
Meet in a Finish Fight.
Actor Clarks Team Of Baseball
Actors Going on the Road.

Jack Lyman, OF this city, and Eddie Daily,
of Providence, were to have fought to a inish
last night, nut their many friends and admirers
were doomed to disappointment. Both men
were there, hut Lyman ws very much over
weight and the fight had 10 be postponed for
several weeks. Daily looked az Hne as q nddle
and doubtless would have made the ngh. Of is
life, es he was so anxious to get at his man
that he was willing to waive the question OF
weiIht, but his baoEers were more discreet and
would not permit him TO do SO. Lyman had
been down 10 weight, but he caught severe
cold and was laid up in the house for few
days. Each side put up q forfeit of $50 last
night In case there should be another slip up
when the appointed time arrives. Ii is to be q
kid glove fight to 1nish in private.
The Emerald Gun Club held their regular
monthly meeting last niqht at the Kenwood
House. 1t is more than likely that at the next
meeting of tnat boly Louis schortmeyer. the
crack wing shot OF the Club will be tried for
going into q Bowery shooting gallery
and missing everything he snot a. and
especially the clay Lirds which ran across the
other gun clubs present, who gave the Eme-
RAIDS great trap shot the hearty laugh. The
shooting done by Gill, of the Lake Ronkor-
koma Gun and Fishing Club was excellent.
The members OF the Titan Athletic Climb are
making great preparations for the "stag" they
are going to hold April rs.
Johnny O'Reagan will row during the COM
ing season under the colors OF the Metropolitan
Boat Club, instead OF the Crescents, as has
been erroneously stated.
The coming fight between Peter Jackson and
jim Corbett, which takes place in the Caiitor-
MA Athletic Club May 2l, is attracting much
attention at present throughout the country.
The Titan Athletic Clue held a practice run
from Weehawken TO Fort Lee and return. a
cross-country run of seven miles, and finished
In the following order: J. Hoage, S. Murphy,
p. Ryan, ]. George, Stewart, McElroy. Time
As minutes
Harry B. Clark is preparing to take base
bail team OF actors Oh the road during the
coming season. They Will all be 1rst-claBs
actors as well Is ball players, and their plan
moons and In the theatres at night. They win
travel through New York peunnylyania and
| Connecticut, lila not an entirely new ache me
| as Mr. CLARK took the Five A.. on a similar
trip once and made considerable money for the
| orgauizaiion,
Tnere will be ahout eighteen people In the
company ID MI. and tney VIII be able TO rive
| show well worth seeing. The Start viii not he
inaue until the niH theaIrical companies Ills
otHn LOT Ine season IN May. Amateur clubs
OUT OF tue cl'y desiring dates can make the
necessary arrangements by communicating
Win Manager Harry b. CLARK, 1871 Broadway,
new iork SHy.
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A Source of Culture.
From LtJs.l

Carruthers-I hear you whIstlng airs from
the last operas, yet never see you at tho the
Rtre.
Msite-No; but We have very progressive
hand-organ man on our street
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Questions of the Day.

Rose-Come, Carrie; let's decide. Shall We
give . tear
| Carrie-Well, yes.
Ross-And now the next thing 10 decide on
H. whom shall We slight?
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A Natural Ambition.

IFFoH Tuck.
'Do you want Six.shooterf"
"WelL I'd rather have q nine-Shootsr
want to Kill cat.
The evening world., 1891-04-07

The STECKLERs have been invited to Gov.
HILLS party on April 18th.
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Taking No Risks.

| tINOR Puck
MrG GGudsby-ls It true, 40 I've been told.
that your husband proposed by telephone?
hrA De Sohrtet-Why, no; that's q silly
story; he only asked papas consent that way.
The evening world., 1891-04-07
A Grammatical Echo.

"Who do We work ior?" demanded a labol
orator. +" Echo answers Whof" of thai
echo were III Boston," remarked Q BoatoniaI
who was present, 'the echo would answer
'Whomf'n
The evening world., 1891-04-07

Some men usually young
rnen) feel a kind of pride about
their hatter's name, as if it lent
responsibility to the wearer of
the hat, But there's an increas-
ingly large number of men who
prefer two dollars to any hatter's
r.ame, and some thousands of
such men buy our three-dollar
fierby-the peer of any hatter's
hat.
Good plan to have your ini-
iiials put in for Identification
costs nothing and may save vex-
alton.
FEW DESIRABLE OFFICES FOR RENT m
OUR WARREN ST. BUILDING.
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The Sights of the Continent.

7sP''oFF'
Partisan Guide Ito traveller from the United
States)-what weel re gentilman see irst?
Traveller-Are there ANY Americans stopping
In Paris at PRESENT.