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She Ie a Friend Indaed.

To ne FdffOT'
Inclosed please ind &c for the Sick Baby
Fund, which amount have solicited from n
few friends. with n small contribution from
myself. have also sent box OF clothing to
Mrs Roberts, to be distributed ~ you see fit
FRIEND or THB LITTLE ONES"
stamford, Conn.,, July 10.
The evening world., 1891-07-13

was sorry to learn from a friend OF Supt.
Murray's the other day that the brave head
OF the metropolitan police was not recovering
as last as was hoped. He had visited the SUI
perlntendeut at his summer home In Law
renee, l. l., and found him weighing less than
one hundred and forty pounds. Mentally, he
Is MS bright as ever, but Supt. Murray'S old
ire has disappeared and his voice Is very
weak. His left hand twltches constantly,
and his right arm shows traces OF the dread
disease which has him ia It's grip. lie cannot
walk without assistance. The Superintcnd-
cot says he will be back 20 work this FAN,
but his best friends believe that hope will
never be realized.
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Save ONE LIFE.
Help The Free Doctor Fund with
a Contribution.
Think OF the Poor Little Tots Gasp
ing for Breath.
A Weli-Dlrected Entertainment and
Its Successful Result.

Two Checks-onc for 995, signed
william Nichols, IO5 Sixth avenue"
and the other for S3S.5O, signed "J.
Mason have been sent to the sick
Eaby Fund and returned from tho
banks as worthless. Any Information
lending to the identity of tho sendcrs
viii he thankfully received by the
Editor OF "Thc Evening World"
The evening world., 1891-07-13

A Presbyterian minister umpired the
baseball game in an Ohio town III which
the bellies of the village society played
against the beaux. The singular part of
ii is that his Hock is still able TO sing in
the words of the old hymn that their
church is not divided"
The evening world., 1891-07-13

A Pittsburg wife rut Paris green in her
husbands beer. At first blush, this seems
a thoughtless thing for her to have done.
But it was not so. She wanted TO enjoy
in widowhood and peace $50. 600 legacy
which had been bone of constant con.
tention in the household.
The evening world., 1891-07-13

Senator HIscocK says the one choice for
Governor among the Republicans is Mr..
DEPEw. But right on top of that he in
Inmates that one OF the biggest Repub-
Jicans of them all may prefer some one
else. That is Mr.. DEPEw himself.
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A Jealous Omcer.

tFrom Puck
Justice-onlcer, why have you arrested this
man.
Officer-Nominally for disorderly conduct,
your Honor but, really, because have rea-
son to believe that he IS bank president.
The evening world., 1891-07-13
She Was Aware OF It.

From the Epoeh.l
Oldbeau trejected)-Td have you know, Miss
Scadds, that I'm no clam.
Miss Scadds-I know that, Mr.. Oldbeau.
CLANS do not live to be sixty years old.
The evening world., 1891-07-13

The flower mart at Union Square is
closed for the Summer. It's first season
has been brief but brilliant, and many
old friends and new ones wi welcome its
fragrant return.
The evening world., 1891-07-13

They are making constant efforts at Bar
Harbor, it is said, to keep Mr. BLAINE
amused. The Plumed Knight would be
fortunate it he were in such condition
that the newspaper discussions over his
health conld contribute to this end.
The evening world., 1891-07-13

TIE White Squadron ls coming to help
New York's naval militia demonstrate
how foreign men -of-war can be kept out
OF New York Harbor. 1t is a good thing
TO know how TO do this, even while there
are no signs that it will have to be done.
The evening world., 1891-07-13

Mothers and elder sisters fond Of fancy work
can trim children's sailor suits OF white serge
or flannel with rows OF gilt braid or narrow
embroidery OF the same on the sleeves, and
collar corners. A coil OF rope holding an
anchor here and there is pretty design for
such a trimming.
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AT A JERSEY RESORT.
Haserouck Heights Residents Con.
tribute sl6.96 to the Fund.

Residents OF HasbroucS Heights, pretty
little suburban town IN Bergen County, y. j.,
have contributed slO.25 10 the sick baby
fund, raised principally through the efforts OF
q lady who prefers 70 be known simply as
Mrs. NJ. A. =.
The larger part OF the sum was collected at
thr opening OF the Hasbrouck Heights Field
club on July 3. The thanks OF a score Of
sick battles are extended 70 the generous
cOnoTs
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a Pleasant Fate.

from the Neo York Weckiy.
Winter Visitor dn FlOrlda)-I should love
dearly to go sailing, but 1t looks very danger
Gus. Do not people often get drowned in this
bay?
Waterman-No, indeed, mum. The sharks
never lets anybody drown.
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She Gavo It Away.


lfToN me Fhtiddeiphfd TINS
but had asked you darling. Why, then,
didn't you keep our engagement secret for a
little while7"
~ couldn't, Edward That hateful Miss
OldiSh said the reason / wasn't married was
because no fool had asked me, so up and
told her you had"
The evening world., 1891-07-13

FIVal ~ FhaFlaatsancaI kTa
NinerFa docking up from hsr reading
Ans4z FAaelia, The KSculapian attributes
rheumatism 70 a pa,hogenic micro-organism
hleh unaer certain favorable conditions Is
receiFeo aad prOpagaled.
Aunt ficelia-i don't believe a word OF A.
have had the rnc uElatisn twenty years and
! lheyer saw aga Of the creature yet.
The evening world., 1891-07-13

II took $4,000 glasses of beer to make u
successful Twelfth Assembly District
picnic. Possibly this makes an increase
IN the number of swallows which make
Summer.
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From a Soldier Gu. West.

To ne Edi'or'
Inclosc dollar for the Sick Babies Fund.
suggest-if may-that YOU make an appeal
to the boys Of the regular army In the inter-
"st OF the babies. Yours respectfully,
PRIvATE.
jefferson Barracks, No., July 4.
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SPORTING NEWS ElO NOTES.
Joe MCAulife Makes BFOOklyn'S "StFOns
Boy" a Liberal Offer.
Lights of the PugilistIc Arena Won't
Fight for Small Purses Nowadays.

The New Yorks and Brooklyns will lnish
their Western tour the middle Of this week.
ana the Giants will meet the Grooms on their
own grounds at Eastern Park saturday.
The standing Of the clubs up to date arc as
shown by the following tnhln.
The evening world., 1891-07-13
Potter Did.

Kiss AcFodd-Palmlstry Is all the rage
now. D. you understand Il, Mr.. Potter
Mrs. POtteT-No; but think Jack does.
Last night beard him cry IN his sleep: 'Sh Nv
our haLds, b byys"
The evening world., 1891-07-13
Realistic.

From the Nsto York Wsekly.l
First Theatre -goer-HOw was the new play
last night;
Second Theatre-gOer enthusiastically
Grand They had u big tank OF real water
and one OF the supes got drowned
The evening world., 1891-07-13
;PCTLETS

Rhyme Is the sGfsty valve Of hobblsdshoy love.
The BingaamtOs L,ad>1 calls sage tea a wise de-
eOstlS1.
The most titteT psr1 u uhtTathfainss. j, tae get.
ting oHEEht.
Nsstsr-Ay Vas a Ersss ca for drosnibE
..
When 81 church. - least. tns ~ md - lust
And 10 s-lLnn tADuEhts 4ntFllds.
tur - list % toe gezTy sermon aad trlst
q d Going our nsiKnbOT EoOt
-Er--klyr Li,s.
ASs'sntJ -,sar-0ld HsrtfOrdeT ,s .earainS to nd.
the kioJcls.
A bTooflTu sT-Doli ssnan has jzst killed himssI
ie4 ioss hs evidently sas TO SiBd oi uAn 70
~ police force.
a be frs!0n bstSsou the Kansas Democrats An,
the AilEaes Is confusion Dor
The evening world., 1891-07-13
A Married nelle and ponn-

TFToH I'ufL ]
Mrs. Gadsby-Thclr marriage was a secret,
you know.
MIa Hhisper-And, judging by their present
conduct, presume they were not 10 Ii, ehS
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Self Regulating.


tFrom He Epoch
He-After we are married, darling, trust
your wealth won't necessarily be thrown up
to me.
she-No, l rely upon you to keep 1t down,
dear.
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NkCRkNT VERSES.
Beware.

When all the world il bright,
Thy love so like the ni2ht
IL calm aud sweet to thee.
Beware, little maiden,
Take care, pretty maiden,
He's only fJOling thees
Thy life is foil OF joy,
And peace without alloy
FIllB thes ike RGVr- of soAl
Beware, little maiden,
Take care, pretty ma den,
He's only fpOiing thee
Tho old, old story IN part,
new one II seems To thy heart
he loves He l1ves only moi
Beware, little maiden,
iHkc care, prstty Iuaidsn,
He's only foOlinE thCel
--EiHsT J. E1gsyI.
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Every Dime Halna.

To fHF FNT1T'
lnclosed please find 10 cents for the Sick
Babies Fund. s. PoPPER.
The evening world., 1891-07-13

FRED DOUGLASS tells The WORLD that
not ambition but duty to his country
and his race has kept him at his post in
Hayti.
The evening world., 1891-07-13
Brotherly Sympathy.

from hs Chieago TribHHs.l
Mother between spanks) 1t hurts me
worse, Willie, to punish you . .
than II hurts you.
Johnny docking Onl-Then why don't you
take the other hand awhile, mamma?
The evening world., 1891-07-13

Summer RiunLs.
Some are unrivalled. PEARL
tne has many limitations, but
no rivals. Any of these may
be dangerous ; all of them.
are disappointing. Psarlins
is reliable and safe. In all
washing and cleaning it saves.
the thing washed, while ii
saves labor in washing. You
can find Pearlane in a million
homes you will find it a
blessing in your own.
Beware of limitations. (240JAMEs PYLB,N.Y.
The evening world., 1891-07-13
Adding Insult to Injury.
p-a.a TA...L

Train Robber {" going through passenger)
Well, swow! Got gun in your pocket,
hev yef II It wasn't for my pressing engage
mentS I'd turn We over to the town authOrt-
ties just ahead for carrying concealed weapons
without permit
The evening world., 1891-07-13
e. for Crippled Joe

To ne Editor
Inclosed please mud :? for Crippled Joe, OF
Mo'' street. l.. y. RORKE.
Brooklyn Athenacum, July 10.
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THE CLEANER.

A friend OF mine who returned not long ago
from fishing trip in the Adirondacks relates
an exciting experience he had after striking
an eight-pound laker on light orvis fly rod.
He was obliged TO play the big fellow for fully
half an hour before the prize was finally
landed. Al every dive the slender tackle
seemed on the point OF going to pieces, and
the tapering bamboo was bent almost double
with the frantic rushes Of the trout 10 the
deep water whenever he was brought near
the surface. IL WAS great sport. and dozen
other fishermen watched the performance
with enyious eyes.
The evening world., 1891-07-13

Scandals and still scandals among the
the titled folks. What play upon words
it is TO speak Of the nobility as
whole
The evening world., 1891-07-13
A Clever Five-Year-old.

To NE Editor:
For the poor. sick babies all my Fourth OF
July pennies and what | got from friend
last night, with best wishes.
THEA, hye years old.
The evening world., 1891-07-13
Only a Glove

Only a Glove.
just glove on the stair,
And found II, none other,
From her hand, white and fair;
Iuht glove on the stair.
But ! learned. oh, despair
II belonged 20 her mother.
just glove on the stair.
Ard found II, none otheri
-DraBaiis MrraT
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Such Make 1t a Success.

TO ne Edttor
send 81 TO be added to the Sick Babies
Fund. Hoping 1t will BE- n success remain
a friend 10 the babies, Ms.
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Baby's Mite.

To FNe TdITJT
Find incloscd 80 cents for the Sick Baby
Fund. BABY.
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Thoughtful Little Martha.

IN ne FHfoTf
InclosCd md 81 for the sick babies from
LITTLE NJ AKTUA
The evening world., 1891-07-13

The Oriental Athletic club Will hold n beach
party Tuesday, July os, at Rockaway Beach.
The Entertainment Committee are sparinC
no pains or expense in their efforts 10 make
II memorable affair. An interesting pro-
gramme has been prepared.
The Concord Fishing Club entertained
number OF their friends yesterday at their
clubhouse and pleasant day was enjoyed
by all.
quite large number of sporting men were
present yesterday at the opening OF Gala
hans new quot grounds at the foot OF Court
street, South Brooklyn. Several very inter-
estIng games were played
Jimmy Carroll, who is training Bob Fitz-
simmons for hts big rght Of July 20, has been
advised to put mis- spare money in the future
In iewelry, as the Jewels the burglars took
away from Bob FitZSimmOns have been re-
covered, While Carroll's $1,000 In cash is gone
forever.
The Atlantic Rod and Gun club shoot Mt
blue rocks on their grounds at Coney Island
this afternoon.
There was time when pugilists thought
they were In clover when they got from 81 to
$40 for ten-rolnd glove contest. Now, how
ever, they won't look at anything less than
$4,000 or $4,000, and are insulted when Of
ferCd less.
Nearly all the boat clubs located on the
shores OF the Harlem River were represented
on the water yesterday. II was beautiful
day, and the lesser lights OF the various clubs
had things pretty much their own way, as
The crack OarSmcn were tired after the Middle
States Regatta Association races Saturday.
Joe McAulifre evidently does not take much
stock In Jack Fallons sweeping challenge to
Jake Kirain or Jack Ashton. MCAuine Is
going TO have II benefit tomorrow night at the
Nyack Opera-llOuSe, and he says II Jack Will
meet him he Will present BrOoklyn's " strong
boy" with the entire receipts OF the house II
he falls TO knock him out In three minutes.
Arrangements were made yesterday at
Norfolk, Va, for fight TO finish, catch
weights, police Gazette rules, for $500 a side,
between Jack Dougherty and W. +. Thomp-
sons unknown, half breed who has shown
considerable ability.
! Smoke, OF New York, after lighting three
hours, has been matched to fight BOston's
| famous fighting dog Badger at twenty-five
pounds, for 5000 n side. The fight was rati-
hed at the POitce Gazette yesterday, and will
take place within 100 miles OF New York on
Aug. 10.
Jimmy Lynch and Jimmy Larkins, the two
undefeated l22-pound champions, have
agreed to sign articles to-day TO fight before
the Granite Association, OF HObOHen for a
| purse OF $4,000.
Robert Magee, the swimming instructor OF
! the Manhattan Athletic Club, Is anxious to
swim any man In America aone-milc-race for
! from 500 to $500 side, GUS SundstrOm, OF
this city, or John Leavitt, OF Boston, preferred.
The annual regatta OF the Friendship Boat
club win be held on the Harlem River Sat
urday, Aug. l.
The evening world., 1891-07-13

Mllls's nghting dog Towney, who Killed
Smoke, of New York, after lighting three
famous fighting dog Badger. at twenty-five
pounds, for $500 n side The fight was rati-
hed at the POItce Gazette yesterday, and will
take place within 100 miles OF New York on
Aug. 10.
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1t Will Be Well Used.

To the Editor,
Please use inclosed dollar for sick babies
Enw,S
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Ono OF tho Mysteries.


T''"TT
Maud-What do you think OF IreneP
Laura detest her. And she hates me like
poison.
"Then why do you and she always kiss
when you meeti"
"Heaven only knows"
The evening world., 1891-07-13

There Is n women'S lodging-house in Riving-
ton street where private rooms may be rented
for 30 cents a day and beds at half that price.
The place Il severely clean. quiet MS n
nunnery and really comfortably appointed.
There are free baths In the house and the
place is open till IL p NJ. Toprevent possible
disturbance every applicant for a lodging is
interviewed by l. keen-sCcnted matron. A
woman may be in rags, but II her breath is
good she will be taken care OF.
Young children are now dressed very
quantity, and those with curly locks or luxurl-
ant hair look well in the little, tight. Puritan
cap OF velvet which Is now so frequently seem,
and the loose yoke sacque, unconnned by sash
or waist-strap. Some fToCEs have short
waists, and the skirts are exceedingly long; but
skirts reaching Just below the knee are much
prettier for little girls, although huge sleeves.
which seem to overbalanCe the wearer, are
really quaint and pretty.
NEssELRODE PUDDING - Eighteen French
chestnuts, one pint of cream, half pint OF
milk, two eggs, half pint OF Caudled fruits,
wineglass or sherry. Remove the dark shell
from the Chestnuts. Bon them until they are
N'hNNi' 'H'h 'liIOh Nu'Il lllu tOlu WuIeT
The white skin Will then readily peel on. Qr
boiled In the shells they would be dark rk-colored
and taste Of the tannin.) Mash them by rub
ping through sieve or tia stralner. Beat
the yolks OF the eggs, add the mil, and the
| mashed cheStnuts. Sweetcn to taste, flavor
with vanilla and title nutmeg, let the whole
thicken In double saucepan like soft Gus
tard, and set II away to cool. Prepare a
| large cuptul OF assorted fruits. either candied
or preserved. Cherries are cut iu halves :
ounces, aprlcOts, candied plums &C., are cut
In strips. II ralSlns, citrOns or Currants are
used they must be boiled In sugar and
water untll tender. Fine strawberries,
&c, are not added while freezing, but put in
the mould in layers, as they would be broken
| by the beatcr. whip the whites OF the eggs
| Stin and whip the thick cream. Mix with the
cold custard. then add the Iruit and the wine:
DO not pack down In the freezer or In the
mould, but let the pudding bo as light as pos
siblc.
When dresses are not worn with guimpes Il
is prudent idea to buy sufllCient material
for second pair OF sleeves when rrst select
ing the rrocE. Also turn down at the top an
extra inch, as frocks will shrink and little
ones will grow.
Flowing garlands, baskets or flowers and
faint colors, all OF which are OF the Louis Seize
period, are characteristic OF the coming silken
designs.
The Philadelphia School OF Design has
awarded the trst prize for illustrating TO Miss
Aimee Tourgcc, the daughter OF Judge Albion
Tourgec. She Is only twenty years old. aud
expects TO go abroad after preliminary
course OF study at the New York Art League
The prize Miss Tourgee has Just won Is a gold
medal worth ESQ, presented by George W
Childs.
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1t Came High.

1t Came High.
tFToBl the Boston Courier
wooden-Do you know Mr.. McAlllster High
nyer7
Bulnnch-Well, yes.
wooden-Don't you value his acquaintance
very highly7
Bulnnch-well, yes should think might.
It's cost me about $4,000.
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er- BRANCH OFFICES,

WORLD UPTOWN OfFlCE-12BI BROADWAY
letween 3lst and 32d sts.. New York.
BROOKLYN - 300 FULTON ST. EARLEN-
News Department, $50 EAST 18TH ST.. Ad-
-vertisements at 237 EAST l15TH ST.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.-LEDdEn BUILpISd. ll2
South erH ST. WASHINGTON $40 l4THsr.
LONDON oFFICE-32 CocKsPuR sT., TRAFAL-
Gan SQUARE.
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The Evening World Prints Associ-
ated Fress News.
The evening world., 1891-07-13

Arrangements were made yesterday at
Norfolk, Va, for a fight to finish, catch
weights, Police Gazette rules for $500 a side,
between Jack Dougherty and w. +. Thomp-
sons unknown, half breed who has shown
considerable ability.
The evening world., 1891-07-13

hoEELLa rEETHISs CORDIAL At 2b cents bottle
vii EiVs relief " infants tsethlnE. Try Il. -
The evening world., 1891-07-13

Jimmy Lynch and Jimmy Larkins, the two
undefeated l22-pound champions, have
agreed to sign articles to-day TO fight before
the Granite Association, Of HOb0Ken for a
purse OF $4,000.
The evening world., 1891-07-13

A Too Liboral Acceptance.
From Katc Fisids Washfngton.l
PhilosOphic advice may all be very well,
but some men have wound up in jail who
have followed It,"
"Why, how's that"
"1hoy were advised TO take things as they
found them, and they did So"
The evening world., 1891-07-13

Back Of the Fourth avenue car stables is a
vacant lot, overlooked by Thirty fourth street,
which Is Just now used as Il storage place for
the electric cars that were formerly run by
the Company. They stand out there In all
sorts Of weather and the effect OF rain and
sunshine upon their once gorgeously colored
and decorated exterlors is very apparent.
The varnish and palat Is cracked and begin
ming TO peel or, and they look ns II they had
been abandoned for good. Not many months
ago they were models Of beauty and elegance
IN street-car architecture.
The evening world., 1891-07-13

Mr.. Burgesss death has caused much gloom
in local yachting circles, where he was very
popular, and many expressions OF sympathy
have been sent to his late residence since yes
terday He was a victim OF typhoid fever.
The evening world., 1891-07-13

The oriental Athletic club Will hold n beach
party Tuesday, july os, at Rockaway Beach.
The Entertainment Committee are sparing
no pains or expense in their efforts 10 make
It memorable affair An interesting pro-
gramme has been prepared.
The evening world., 1891-07-13

Robert Magee, the swimming instructor OF
the Manhattan Athletic Club, Is anxious to
from $3.50 to $500 n side, GUS Sundstrom, OF
this city, or John Leavitt, OF Boston, preferred.
The evening world., 1891-07-13

quite large number of sporting men were
present yesterday at the opening OF Gala
hans new quot grounds at the foot OF Court
street, South Brooklyn. Several very inter-
estlng games were played.
The evening world., 1891-07-13

There was a time when pugilists thought
they were In clover when they got from 81 to
$40 for ten-round glove contest. Now how
ever, they won't look at anything less than
$4,000 or $4,000, and are insulted when Of
fercd less.
The evening world., 1891-07-13

Inspector steers Is Pooh Bah VI the Police
department at present. In the absence OF
Inspector ByrneS hr-is Acting Supcrintcn-
dent, acting chief Inspector and has his own
work IN his district to attend TO-
The evening world., 1891-07-13

Joe McAuliffe evidently does not take much
stock in Jack FallOn's sweeping challenge to
Jake Kilrain or Jack Ashton. McAulifIe Is
going TO have II benefit Tomorrow night at the
Nyack Opera-IlOuSe, and he says II Jack will
meet him he Will present Brooklyn's strong
boy" with the entire receipts OF the house II
he fails TO knock him out In three minutes
The evening world., 1891-07-13

The Concord Fishing club entertained a
number of their friends yesterday ut their
clubhouse and pleasant day was enjoyed
by all.
The evening world., 1891-07-13

notice that several Of the city journals re-
Ter to Judge rruaX as NJ the supreme Court.
or course there Is no sin IN that but he Is stu
VI the Superior Court.
The evening world., 1891-07-13

Al Slug Sing the other day met that
talented Washington Journalist, George
Grantham Bain who had come on from the
capital to witness II possible the four cleo
irocutions. Balm IL quite n young man and
his knowledge Of Washington aralrs would
MI a large volume.
The evening world., 1891-07-13

Jimmy Carroll, who is training Bob Fitz-
simmons for hts big nght of July 20, has been
advised to put mis- spare money in the future
in iewelry, as the Jewels the burglars took
away from Bob FItzsimmOns have been re-
covered, while Carroll's $1,000 in cash is gone
forever
The evening world., 1891-07-13

The annual regatta OF the Friendship Boat
club win be held on the Harlem River Sat
mrlAY. Aug. l.
The evening world., 1891-07-13

The Atlantic Rod and Gun club shoot at
blue rocks on their grounds at Coney Island
this afternoon.
The evening world., 1891-07-13

When dresses are not worn with guimpes IL
is prudent idea to buy sufficient material
for second pair OF sleeves when nrst select
ing the rrock. Also turn down at the top an
extra inch, as frocEs will shrink and little
ones will grow.
The evening world., 1891-07-13

Flowing garlands, baskets or flowers anC
faint colors, all OF which are OF the Louis Seiz,
period, are characteristic OF the coming sllker
designs.
The evening world., 1891-07-13
fester-Ay vas Erss' ca for drou ming

Ass'satJ-'sar-Old Hsrtforder is learning to nd.
Tia Lieycls.
The evening world., 1891-07-13

Now that the courts IN the General Sessions
are about 10 adjourn for the summer, | notice
that feeling OF relief Is quite prevalent
among certain OF Dlstrict-Attorney Nicols
assistants, who have come In for share OF
Recorder Smyth's recent unexpected uncom-
pllmentnry remarks. The austere Recorder
IS, withal, favoritc among the lawyers that
appear before him, and n tells me he will
spend couple of weeks the coming month In
halinR the 4t't bree2es nt Long Beach.
The evening world., 1891-07-13

Nearly all the boat clubs located on the
shores Of the Harlem River were represented
on the water yesterday. 1t was n beautiful
had things pretty much their own way, as
The crack Oarsmcn were tired after the Middle
States Regatta Association races Saturday.