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A Battle-scarred Veteran.
fPropi Puck.

Mr.. Madison Squeer-So you haven't honed
that razor of mine yet, eh? Didn't tell you
that must have II because / was going to
party tonight.
prof BearSgrcaSc-'Scuse me, sab; but /
clean forgot hit. JeS' let me loan yO dis one,
sab; hits de one USUALLY tak's to pahtiesl
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HELP The TOTS.
Contribute Your Mite 10 tho Free
Doctor Fund.
Hot Weather Brings Death and Suf.
fering in Tenement-Houses.
Ncll Nelson Tells OF Some Sad Cases
of Poverty.

Two chccks-One for S"5, signed
VIII u Nichols. 105 Sixth avenue"
and the other for S3S.5O, signed 80.
Mason have been sent to the Sick
Baby Fund and returned from tho
banks as worthless. Any information
leading to the identity Of the senders
will he thankfully received by the
Editor of " The Evening World"
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ADRIAN CATcH'EM-N MAPPING. ANsoN, of
Chicago. long ago took his degree as a
Doctor of Baseball and Billiards. But
who'd have believed he could have
caromed on Gothnm's own Chants III
three innings, as Le did yesterday
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the high-topped coat shape or OF the skirt
style gathered At the top and cum.
Round necks are preferred to the v or
square shaped. All little dresses open in the
back, and the skirts should have wide lap 30
as to prevent any gaping when fastened.
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That was foolish littl1 boy in Will
iamsburg who attempted suicide by poi
son because ho was promised IL whipping
for stealing money from aneighbor. The
remedy was far worse than the trouble.
He could have cured the stripes.
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Three Good children.

To tie Editor:
Inclosed find $2.@J for the Sick Babies
Fund, being collection for that purpose
made by my three little children, Nenton
eleven years. Marguerite (siX years. and
Sterling (One YEAR, Just before leaving for the
country. {. NENToS PATTERSON, ST.
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notice that the friends OF Bridge Trustee
Hillabrand have been shOwering compliments
on him OF late for the important part he
played at the recent annual meeting OF the
Bridge Trustees, which resulted In the cleo
tion to the Presidency OF Col. Wagstan. Mr..
Hlllabram has host of friends and acquaint-
Sncos, who point to his record as Bridge
Trustee with great deal OF pride.
The evening world., 1891-07-11

Among the passengers who sailed on La
Gascogne for Europe to-day is Senior Don Jose
Garcia, the proprietor and director OF Las
NOredddeS, the Spanish and IIispano-Ameri-
can daily OF the United states. He is accom-
panied by his wife and daughter in his sum
mer visit to France and Spain, his native
country.
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Interesting

II black must be put upon small child
have 1t in the form OF an India SIX rock made
with a low, round waist, plain or rull, In baby
style, short pured sleeves and ID round gath
cred skirt, which Is FINISHED with deep hem.
The guimpe and full sleeves should be OF yel.
low, blue, PINK or old rose India SILK, and one
frock might have several gu!mpes, with a cas-
cade OF ribbons TO match each one, which Is
made OF short loops OF hSlf-inch picot-edged
ribbon arranged TO fall from the right
shoulder 10 the left hip. skirts should come
half way TO the shoe tops. Guimpes OF main
sook are worn with all InRterialS Sleeves arc
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NELLIE MULLEN, III II Troy factory, cut
her finger. 1t didn't hurt her much
though it cost some blood But then she
she sat down in Il window. tainted away
and fell forty feet. OF course she WINS
picked up with broken bones and other
injuries An unchivalrous man would
say this was so like n woman
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Entertainment in Brooklyn.

10 hT fd'l'F
Last Friday afternoon and evening, July g.
some children between the ages OF six and
ten years gave an entertainment at 2l5 Penn
street. Brooklyn, for the bencilt OF the Sick
Babies Fund. They realized SO and wish
you TO send II to the sick babies. The com.
mittee We're: LULU ROGERS, Il. HURLINAN
JENNIE RICHARDS.
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Charles Reade assumed the management
and criticism OF Ellen Terry during several
years OF her stage life, and in "choice de-
rangement OF epitaphs she describes him as
"dear, lovable, aggravating, childlike, crafty,
gentle, obstinate and entirely delightful and
interesting"
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LostS~Conhdence.

lFrom Judged
mo" says Mrs. Sharp TO her husband,
"you cannot fool me; 1t was l o'clock this
morning when you came home"
NOW, Mary, It was surely not later than
L. o'clock"
- say no for was awake when you came
and looked t my watch and II was just l
O'clock"
Wen, all right, Mary; If you believe your
old nickel-pated 95-cent watch more than
you do me have nothing further to say"
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THE WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR.
Fads, Fashions and Fanoies That
Delight the Gentler Sex.
Blue Serge Is Trimmed with White
and Blue Striped COrdiug-Silk,
Satin and Crepon for Bassi-
nettes-Lntest Confcction
of the Toilet.

Blue serge for all kinds Of wear Is trimmed
with striped blue and white cording. White
waiStcoats braided with gilt are In English
tailor suits OF dark green, trimmed with a
tubulor braid OF green and gold.
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Bathing suits OF stockinette are. OF blue as a
rule, trimmed with white braid. Canvas
shoes are easy to walk in, and OF course black
hose ar ,orn. Fancy caps OF cloth or felt are
more In vogue for jaunting than straw hats,
though the sailor shape always looks girllsh
with blue suit.
The evening world., 1891-07-11

The Mr.. PARKINSON who figured
prominently in the late Italian unpleas-
untness in New Orleans is again leading
a popular movement i'll the Crescent City.
This time it is one for municipal reform.
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Five Dollars More.

To WF Fd1TOT'
Incloscd please find s. for the Sick Baby
Fund. Yours, &C., W. p. THoRP. \
L. Z. T., 500; W. p. T., $3.50.
The evening world., 1891-07-11

W. Lewis Fraser, OF century, Is getting a
big reputation as an art lecturer. 1t is n
pleasure TO hear him, for his lecture affords
instruction as well as entertainment.
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The City Man Abroad.

ITTOU NITfft I NuIith'F G0Od Nsll.l
Ncw>dralcr suburban railway depOt)-In
be, that man has Just rented summer cot
tagr with a small grass plot iu front and ten
or twenty square lcet OF garden behind.
Luung"T-ilOw dye know
New odealcr-He Just stopped an ordered
bout seventeen agricultural papers.
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A Great Future.

e., lkTom Puck
Mrs. Hank hson's eyes are giving out, and
Tor ten years she has been very hard OF hear
ing. Poor woman. What can her future
be." said Mrs. Hicks.
"Shed make an excellent chaperon," said
the unsympathetic Hicks.
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wouldn't Promise for Sure.

IFfOW Ne Epoch.I
Minister I'm Chicago)-Will you take this
woman to be your welded wife, and keep
her?
Bridgegroom-Hold up! I'll keep her II
can, remember, but six others have failed,
you know. Won't promise for surel
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He Wanted to Make Sure.

Bridegroom TO minlsteD-How mn : will
II be?
Mlnister-That depends upon how much you
think 1t is worth.
Bridegroom--Well,I think 1t Is worth $780,
900; but I'll come around in few days and
see you.
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A Discovery.

From Puck.
"What is that out there In the water7"
"It's the bell bOuy."
"Why, it's ringing wetw
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&" From Jest to Earnest"

From Judgs.l
Pnmus-The theatre caught fire in the
midst OF the topical song.
Secundus-Did the comedian retain his
presence OF mind?
Primus-Yes he told the audience there
was tire under the stage, but they need not
be alarmed, as the manager was a UniVer"
salist.
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Ancestral Comparisons.

From Judge
Miss Blewbludd (prOudly)-My grandfather
was Virginia TaylouT.
New0y - Indeed Well. TO be equally
candid, mine was Jersey City butcher.
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LoYe's Logic.

lFrOm Judge.
she-Papa, may marry Jack? could 20
further and fare worse.
| He-YOu couldn't fare worse.
J She-Then what's the use OF my going
/ further?
The evening world., 1891-07-11

Before sailing for foreign shores, DR..
DrpEw las the satisfaction Of learning that
State Senator j. SLoAT FAssErr is for
him." Also that the Llmirn statesman be-
lieves the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor is sure of election. But It was
unkind of iIr. FAssETr TO temper his
remarks by the declaration that he knows
no Ii ng. at present, of New York State
politics. lie has been studying wheat
prospects in the far Northwest
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Quite q Fellow.

From Judge
"what is the cause OF Dumley's sudden pop
ularity at the ClubI"
"'Shl Don't let II go any further. He was
caught cheating at cards"
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The ARe Qualifioation.

From Puck
- How old ought girl TO be before she
gets married?"
| old enough 70 say yes.N
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A thunderbolt in Vermont is credited
Eith II ng a cat in an old mansion, and,
u the same time. thoroughly plating the
snimal with silver obtained by melting
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The four line cable news item telling
of O,OOJ people on the verge of starvation
in the Volga region presents con-
densed but startling tale of human suf-
terirC
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The Cat May Enjoy the Picnic.

TFTom he Fp0chI
Metaphorically speaking, you can never
tell how the cat Will jump in that house.
hold"
al It was a sensible cat It would jump out
out OF the window, should think, when they
start one OF their little family arguments"
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A False Diagnosis.

From Puck
Miss Cropper-How do they tell the age Of q
horseg
Jack Crupper-By the teeth.
Miss Cropper-oh, yes; whether they are
artificial or not?
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A Striking Likeness.

lErom Puck.
"Mr. Weber, this is your sons photograph
which he ordered. Does 1t not look like him2
yes"
But he has not paid me for 1t yet"
THAT looks still more like him"
The evening world., 1891-07-11

The Louisville Baseball Club drew its
money from the Falls City Bank before
the crash. Safo
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A Study in Colors.

TFTOW Ne Epoeh,
Harry-Belle has deliciously rich COM
plexion.
liCiUusly richer.
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An Eaey Explanation.

tFron Epoch
"I don't see how you manage to keep warm
in this house In cold weather." said visitor
10 Dakota farmer.
"Oh, that's all right" replied the agricul-
turist, "the house has blanket mortgage
On II u
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AN Asbury Park Boy.

To he Editor'
lncloSed find 81 for the Sick Baby Fund
nom little boy In Asbury Park. HARVEY.
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They Held a Fair.

To he EditUr:
Four little girls held fair Two OF them
send their money for the Sick Babies Fund.
ANNA and EFFIE TALLMAN, Upper NyacE.
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Finish the necks OF girls dresses with rib.
bon, doubled to bring the edges together, or
nat folds OF lisse, scrim, &c. Give them silk
gloves or mits to wear during the warm
weather. Black shoes and oxford ties and
hosiery supply the footgcar.
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A friend OF mine Just from Washington tells
me that young Jimmy Blaine Is setting up as
Berry Wall. His wardrobe seems unlimited
and he goes to great pains to show II.
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The Evening World Prints Associ.
ated Press News.
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~ BRANCH OFFICES.

e# BRANCH OFFICES;
WORLD UPTOWN oFF1CE-1oaT BROADWAY.
tetween 3lst and 32d sts.. New York.
BROOKLYN - $50 FULTON ST. HARLEM
News Department so EAST 1@5TH ST.; Ad-
vertlsements at 237 EAST 115TH ST.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.-LEDGEr BUILDING. l1@
SOUTH 9TH ST. WASHINGTON --6l0 14Tn ST.
LONDON oFFICE-32 CocRsPuR ST., TRArAL-
GAR SQUARE.
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SKETCHES BYA
IN. QUAD.
In searoh of a Monument.

where monument ioI Hi", 10 ,auId
procured iie H""' '' -.
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retired pia'c ne began VIM r,
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purity ialr monument uut wanted 10
talk with some one about II. folks III
country town are Always iuli o' GOSSIP
You Know ana "luh want W Se' 'neA
tongues a'golhs' Zen lee' Is "oo"' up W
that time t"nle, isu
Just about
WALL dunno want W uo 'i'u i"'i
thing but doht want any one 10 'nink
I'm pli'hg II Oh ior enev' - Snou'''
make Hro"' slre"o anu tHeii nappen "
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lh"' "h"' was 'hihh'hG o. u"
are hhocklnH urouhu pu'Eihs-sfounuH
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D 1 ost

Ny confidence, was all run down and unable 10
work IN IN sytTeu.c condition oi Gebi.ity, when
told that HOOD, SsraaI anlla was iust what
needed. As u drowning grasps AZ a straw ur-
cided to try this uediciue, and to my great
surplse from the urst day / bcgan to improve.
BY the time had Ln.,ned my second bottle
bad regained my health and strength and from
that day l can say have been Ieriectly we'll.
have recommended Il HOods sarsaparilla to my
friends, whom know have been benefited by it.
1t Is indeed peculiar to itself. in that
Hoods SarsapariIIa
not only helps. but 1t cures" He. PIDcocK, Az
De!evan Street, Lambertyille, Nj.
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Thcosophst Judge is stnl In Europe When
| sailed with him on May 3 his intention was
to return in fortnight. His friend, Mr..
Patterson, tells me he Will stay there Tor
some time. fancy that his strong intellect
and executive ability have been called upon
to strengthen the Society.
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That fund for the Free Doctors. Re-
member.
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SPCTLET5.

Dr. La ssct wants Now Workers to raise the
wind " for his hying machine. They are too ily to
contribute, however.
The news paper mans real objection to electro
cutting is that it gives him no chance to work in
" duh thnd."
Koch's lymph is a lame cure.
Jonrs-WhHt playing card do you always find in
church-E,ve up' Why the tray, Of course.
will not use tobacco.
An many hHS IL spuilCd
Nor will smoke low priced Cigars;
III take my cabbage boiled
WuALngton POst.
ThoTs who object to Italian emigration forget al
about Christopher C0unbus.
-.
Fred Douglas says that Hppoyte is "nRturalll
humane and just" It S pleasing to note that wher
cruel and murderous he il unnatural
Now that the weather goes with the Agricultur
Department, il Is more than ever hitting that i
should rain pitchforks But it shouldn't hlos
CrCst guns,
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qne Yachting Glrl.

In yachting gown, with buttons bright,
She stands beside the u urHl.
The HUNliuNr 81 90 their Hk,NEri flight
10 I-t her laughter pea
Her e., aS AZ" bl Ike NIiAlnrI seas,
Her hair is out ct cur.
Nnr steer me t. nor rect with ease
The uashiuE yachting gin Yrrhupyr.
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THE regular use Of MoNELL's TEETHRO CORDIAL
during teethinE GyeTts the dlATrh0sA. 20 cents.
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Koch's lymph is a lame cure.

Jones What playing card do you always find ii
church-Eiye up' Why, the tray, Of course.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-04
PERSONAL

LORD LYrroS's HEALTH is said to be seriously
Unmarried. and he thinks Of resigning bis post Of
ambassador TO France.
S. L. CLEMENS Mark Twain) is making tour
Of the French rivers In a fishing boat. He
travels with a courier, servant and pilot.
MISS FBxNcEs WILLARD approves of bicycling
for Ladies And ladies arstsknZ to bicycling
without any reference 70 Hiss Wizards ap-
proYal tf
JEssIE ForHERaILI, whose most successful
work was the musical novel The First Violin, -
could not hersslf play ao instrnment-co could not
| even sing. 81
PowL.Tr MrrBASK, whom the Duke Of Cleve
land made one Of bic executors, succeeds
| by reason Of his Apo intment, to nearly
| 81, 900, 900.
Rev. MARY L. LEGGErT the new pastor Of the
Unitarian church at Green Harbor. Marshf1eld,
Mass, has just closed successful three years
pastorlte at Beatrice Neb.
TIE WORDS of the "Marseilles, when sung be
fore the car, are not according to the French
text. but are changed for others more accept
| able to the ears OF his majesty.
JUDGE ToUReEE, who is said to be ageing very
rapidly. is an inimitabls story teller. and knows
many rich tales Of episodes in the south with
| which he entertains his friends.
AUGUSTUS ST. GAUDEEs, the sculptor. has made
a colossal copper statute of Diana, eighteen feet
high. which is TO b. placed on top of the tower
| of the Madison Square garden building. New
| York.
| HENRY DE WE'RE VANE. who now inherits Raby
and other estates of the Duke of Cleveland, the
house in st. jaime square, and about Sf40, 900 a
year, was small clerk in the Offices of the
charity commissioners when this tidal wave of
| fortune struck him.
HERMAN MELVILLE, the author Of "Omoo,"
Types. " and other seafaring tales that had
wonderful run forty years ago or more, and
which are the very best Of their class, died in
New YORK on Monday, aged ~ years. He leaves
wife and two daughters.
MILLIONAIRE THOMAS LOWRY, the Minneapolis
| railway king, gave his daughter a cool draft
for $210, 900 on the occasion of her recent mar
rage TO H. p. Robinson, a local newspaper
editor. And the lucky editor did not drop the
contribution into the waste basket.
IN SPITE OF the cars desire for an alliance be.
tween the czarowitz and one Of the Montene-
grin Processes the heir to all the Russians has
remained faithful to his first choice, 1t is said
on good authority that his bethrothal to Prin-
cess Marie OF Greece will shortly be formally
announced.
CLARA BARTON has the honor Of being the
first person who thought of decorating soldiers
graves patriotic rather than personal act
OF homage Sh9 Is the only woman who ever
received the Iron Cross of Russia from the old
Kaiser William, as she Is likewise the only
woman who ever sat in the Swiss national
council.
NINE. WAGNER feels that she is fulfilling
sacred mission when shs presents her husbands
works to the audience at Bayreuth IN the most
perfect settings and performed by the best
singers, 1t Is said that over 800 900 have been
spent In bringing out ''Tannhauser" alone. In
everything the great com poser's widow has
| followed her husbands directions to the slight
est detail.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-04
Badly Advised.

! The strikers are being badly advised. The
understanding on Friday night was that
they had decided to accept the wages offered
| by the transportation companies and re-
turn to work yesterday morning. They
did not return to work, however, because
they learned that the TRANSPORTATION COM
panies would not recognize their union aud
allow them to dictate who should be
employed. The transportation companies
can get along without them. They have a
sufficient number of men to handle their
freights and can get more if they need them.
And all the other places which have been
deserted will soon De filed, because the
labor to fill them is obteinable. The desire
to favor the old hands is the chief reason
why nsws ones have not been sought.
II the strikers persist in their obstinate
course they will soon fad themselves with
out a chance to obtain work. Their fret
great mistake after the strike was inaugu-
rated was in refusing the liberal and worry
fair offer of an increase of wages. They
would have acted wisely had they accepted
it promptly.
Their second great mistake was in not
|
cided TO accept the wages offered. All Of
them might not have found places at once,
but the most of them would, and eventually
all of them would have obtained employ
ment.
Every day they remain idle increases the
difficulties of their position, because Of the
new men who are all the time coming in to
| fill the deserted places many are likely to
remain permanently.
The rank and file of the strikers should
think for themselves. They should look at
the situation as it is. If they should do
that they would see that their leaders are
not safe advisers, and that there is no posi-
BILE chance for gaining anything more than
has been already willingly conceded to them.
If they listen to reason, they will seek en-
ployment on Monday morning and take the
places that are still open to them. That is
better advice than they are now acting
! uDOn