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Sreh @unge's Srdbeftra fur Bdle,
2on3erte, parties &c. @rfter RlaHe
Mufif %garantirt. Office: 715 Siibs
preiatS traBe, san Mntonio.
The evening world., 1891-08-18
"sHs COULDN'T MARRY THREE"

Bess was n little fisher maiden, said to be
first cousin, to the heroine ofthe classic ditty
she was the central figure OF "She Couldn't
Marry Three" perpetrated last night at the
Windsor Theatre. and In the midst OF poverty
she wore n plush bodice cut low, and some
gauze skirts to dance In. II erudite author
Of this immortal work, one John ]. Kennedy,
knows great deal about Usher maidens, and
he has tried TO tell all he knew, and much
that other people knew In this particular
play.
Bess is n soubrette, and she is obliged to
dance and eat apples and wear a baby hat
and make q fool OF herself, besides indulging
In various vulgar actions that the good john
j. Kennedy has prescribed for her. She cries
at moments nOtlce-generally In time for a
tableau at the close OF the act-and everybody
likes her, including very dice young ban
with q cold in his dose, who marries her.
Two others would like to have made her
their wife, but she prefers the dice young ban.
There Il villain, who goes plotting around
throughout i've acts, for no earthly reason
that / could discover. lie hates everybody
on general principles, and is determined to
ruin everybody else. One OF Bess's lovers
threatens to rend him limb from limb, but
rather imagine he meant that he would rend
the villains suit, which was one OF the this
style-s4.oo to be found Just opposite the Win
dow. 1t would rend very easily and luxuri-
ously.
"She Couldn't Marry Three" IS pitiful, un-
diluted trash, made up OF the most ancient
portions OF doleful melodrama. 1t is without
form and void, and 1t is dreadfully acted by
all except Miss Lillian Kennedy, who IS a
very charming young woman with much
dramatic perception. II Miss Kennedy Is
wise she will never, never, never let her
brother write her another play. She will say,
" XIII me, John, II you Will, but oh save your
playw For Johns play Is a horror from be-
ginning TO end. John himself rs Bob
Backus, however, did we'll
The dice young ban with the cold in his
dose was Lawrence Williams. by dear
Bcss," said he, by old uncle bust not be
The evening world., 1891-08-18
WORLDLlNCS.

Sir Charles Dixie IA broad shouldercd, square
built man, with clear rra7 eyes and full, griazod
beard. Hlr manner "a serious aud digniaed and
dir set almost to abruptncEs.
a Ahoi Of pure rock salt that has been discovered
Ia the Colorado desert has been found 10 contNn
the fossil remains of millions Of ErAsshoppors and
aisnt ccu,pades that fell into the salt when 1t was
IN liquid state.
Mrs Frances Hoigson Burnett has passed the
summer very quietly at beautiful home In South
kensington, Loudon. She still shows the effects
of the strain caused by her attendance upon her
little Joy in his last Illness and mourns for hun
constantly.
DIR S Weir Mitchell, the Phila delphia spccslst
- regarded IA n literary wonder, His poems are
excellent, his medical works standard authorities
and his play, The Miser," scored an nstantaue-
ouh success.
SO tar1ronheinR indolcnt aud sothiul, the Sultan
ID ouo Of the busieq,t monArchs in Europe He pos
HcsHes wide knowledge of geography, OF intsrnA-
tional law aud of European politics
The evening world., 1891-08-18
sLrpsHoD STREET CLEANING.

THE EvENING WoBLD's Investigation OF
New York's dirty streets shows plainly
that the work real Y done is slipshod.
aud that with the present force tho city
could be kept much cleaner.
A printed complaint sent sweeping
machine to East Twenty seventh street
yesterday. After it had gone over the
ground there was very little change.
Dirt and refuse we're under the wagons
and about the cutters when an EVENING
woELD reporter and an artist got there.
The men in charge of the machine saw
the latter making sketches. They went
over IL second time and cleaned II
much better. They could have nccom-
pIished this result on the first attempt.
This should be an object lesson for
Commissioner BEATTTE. Tho probnbili-
ties are that lie does not know whnt his
employees nre really doing. This seems
TO be the most charitable view.
Come. Mr.. BEArTIE, wake up.
The evening world., 1891-08-18

idsulted. Try for by sake dot to addoy hib."
Lawrence was very awfnl, and he didn't know
1t. But the most amusing member Of the
cast was L. p. sullivan, who roared through
the evening and strutted about like a rooster
Mr. sullivan could make fortune as a bur-
lcsquc actor. George w. Barber was the
villain, with big dabs Of flour at the side Of
his head, and what looked like a black Grape
mustache. lie wore the S4.oO suit. Virginia
Russell was very funny as 1.-the beautiful
Miss Scdgwick." Her arms moved around
Ike windmill and she seemed to have pain
all the time.
The scenery was remarkable, and the
mechanical realistic moon could secure an
engagement at Tony Pastors. 1t was the
most interesting moon have ever seen. At
one time It was positively square. The clouds
were also very nice in their own eccentric
way. Carboy's Abbey by moonlight was
pretty tart, thank you, and the magnificent
plush parlor scene, on which few yards Of
terra-cotta plush were pasted on some strips
OF cardboard, quite took away my breath.
She Couldn't Marry Tlree" will certainly
go-to other cities, trust ALAN DALE.
The evening world., 1891-08-18
aRn1Nns FOE APPREHENSION.

The boording-house matrons OF the
good city OF Washington have cause for
the Cravest apprehension. They are in
distinct and unexpected danger \ large
and fatal stab has been administered 10
their calling. The quality Of the hash
they evolve has almost been questioned.
for the Rev. Dr. SCorT, fntber-n-lGw OF
President liAREIsoE. has lo:t Washington
forever. according 20 the Washington
newspapers, and has gone to Portland
Ore, 60 mis- sol.
The arch yet guilelcss citizen will Mt
first sec but slight connection betweon
the Rev Er. ScoTT and the poetic com
modify known 10 the world a hash. Yet
the connection is not slight. II Is strong
and pathetic. 1t will induce sympathy
for the poor, struggling mn,rons OF
Washington and admiration for President
HAERIsoN, whose sole desire apparently
has been 20 further the interests of the
Washington boarding. houses and his
father-in-law's digestion.
The Rev. DR.. SCoTr did not enjoy him.
self at tho White House. it is said, be-
pany he sent the old gentleman over to
boarding house until the guests hnd left.
The President often had company; 0go.
the old gentleman devoted great deal OF
time 20 the boarding houses, migrate
fully DIR. ScoTT fed. Sharper than any
serpeuts tooth is his ingratitude.
ActuRted by tho kindiest AMI most
H., F., NJ
Gestion, President HARRISON presumably
decided that the rich and toothsomc
viands Of she White House might do the
old gentleman harm. What more natural
than that the boarding house should
occur 10 his mind: Who can recall n
boarding. house TINT has ever been nc
cused Of being rich and toothsomo?
" Pepper" we can almost hear the
President say. I'VE cannot bear to see
your digestion troubled. You are very
dear TO MS no. do not misunderstood me.
] mean Gear III the sense of cherished.
have made arrangements for you to take
your meals just round the corner. The
hash is delightful, have heard. Go.
We will try TO forget the sacrifice we ere
making"
President HARRIsoN has our sympathy -
a sympathy thar is almost fearful, The
Rev. DR.. ScoTT. forgetting his cloth, and
his everything, has dared to rcpine. HC
has forgotten the wholesome lessons that
ofttimes he must have taught. lie
has left his sou-in-lRw's motives to be in
vesiga'ed by n silly. jeerirg world. II,
has placed hash beneath q black, un
fathomable. cloud.
The evening world., 1891-08-18

A policeman in citizens clothes went
into little trimming store on Sunday
and. calling the proprietor TO the door,
said: IL want ten cents worth Of ribbon
for my little girl TO tie her hair with so
that she may go 10 church" The unsus.
pecting tradesmnn sold it 10 him, and was
nt once arrested and locked mp. This po-
lceman does not seem 10 possess the man
liuess that should characterize member
Of the finest police force in the world. His
name is WHATELY. and he is attached to
the Madison street station.
The evening world., 1891-08-18
FOR RAILROAD COMPANIES ONLY.

Public officials should MAINTAIN a calm
disinterest in individuals when public
service is at stake. The New York Cen
tral Railroad is making q fight agHins. its
bridge across Tho Harlem River being
opened mornings and afternoons because
its cars are delayed. The New York and
Northern Railroad wants it open because
its boats can't get through. Likewise,
some frus doing business alonS the river
front. The Park Board is arbitrator.
At the recent hearing counsel for the
Central made II strong appeal, and the n.
Y. and N. advocate SPOKE as strongly
against HIM. Then Park Commissioner
TAPPEN said; Let the bridge be kept
closed during the hours mentioned, and
only open for the New York and Northern
vessels"
Commissioner TAPPEN may explain
himself later. But as the matter stands
now II would appear that he thinks this
Harlem River flows only for these two
raIlroad companies.
The evening world., 1891-08-18
Hurrah for the Glorinna.
SOME PERTINENT QUESTIONS.

what does Beattie say Of the east side
StrcctsT
Why are not the balloon mnmacs re-
strained?
why do the Broadway cars not run on
lower Broadway
Why docs not the New York club play ball ?
Why are SnIn Joneses endured?
why did Grover Cleveland refuse 10 so TO
the Bennington celebrations
VIII ex-senator RocSch get n denomination ?
How big hole Will the stcclilers make In
TaInmanys votcy
The evening world., 1891-08-18
Yorkv,lle Entertainment.

To ~ I,'iipy.
Please nrd incloscd programme of an en-
tcrtainlncut given in the yard Of the resi-
dence OF Mr.. John THAN, 23l East Eighty
seventh street, by hvc little girls They
arranged the programme, Sc!rCtiag the
pieces, bought lanterns and llaGs To decorate,
&c. The tickets were only three cents, YET
tNrN sold enough to realize the sum CT $40
FOR the Sick Babies fund.
Under tho management Of Gertrude Thain.
FOR sweet ChAUty's sake
Grand entertainment 0t the Blue Bell Society.
Programme.
R,cltstion Happy Alicc. ..... Miss Ethel Thaia
ReeitAtlon--CHtd drcn's Wishes.
DCnA Jacobs, ONle THOMPSON, Ethel IT aln, Mabel
Rscitation-iIsTry's Quest Mics Mabsl Thain
Necitation-DAls DeAn ... ....... Miss Dolly Mead
hecitation--Dehth ut paisy....... Miss Adele May
DiAlogGe-lnstTpctiys s biects.
Mabel ThAin, Ollie Thompson, Dolly Mead, Ethel
1hAin, Della Jacobs, Adele May.
Miis Mabel THAN
Mabel Thsin and thers
RecitAtion-D Division ..........., Miss Dolly MsGd
iiscitation GrSndmS's Comfori Miss Ethel ThSin
RecttAtion-BA BOY, ,... Miss Ollie ThompsOn
Duet-Ihe Old Women
Miss Mabel Thain, Miss Ethel ThAin
TAbleau-DeAth and BrTial Of Cock Robin.
Dolly Mead, Ethel ThAin, Adele May, Mabel
RecitAtion-Katie Lee and Willie Gray.
LullAby solo-This Little Pig Went 70 Market
Ethel Th1in' Mabel ThAlh, Dolly Mead, Adele
DiAlogue-DOlly, Mamma Aad the Doctor
Mabel ThAin, Ethol ThAin
The evening world., 1891-08-18
SANG FOR THE BABIES.

A Pleasant Little Entertainment
Given by Long Branch Children.
Children at the North cottage, Long Branch,
got up n pleasant little entertainment for the
sick Baby Fund sunday evening. They gave
vocal selections and rcCitauons and charged
10 cents q ticket
within n few hours after the I Ian was FIRST
sug gested they had sold hfty tickets, making
So for the fund.
After the performance, Coroner Levy was
appointed committee or one to deliver the
money, which he dii this morning.
Among the participants In the affair were
HOrtCnSc Levy, Tesalc Clark, Dora T.. Appel,
Carrie stern, Carrie Blumaucr, ErnCStine
Levy, Jennie Holman and FlCrcntiua Levy.
The evening world., 1891-08-18

You cannot always count on Counts.
Ono Of them who employed his leisure
hours in counting dishes in restaurant
and his evenings in recounting what a
great man he was. after running up Nh
account with cafe proprietor, stole 1920.
When he gets out Of Jail he will probably
return to his ancestral halls.
The evening world., 1891-08-18
The Argentine Republic

To hs Editor
viii You please tell me the names OF per-
sons or places where | can procure the best
and most reliable information relative to the
people, climate, resources and conditions OF
the upper part of the Argentine Republic ana
the Republic OF Paraguay.
WILLIAM STEELE.
Apply Consul Carlos CaIfazana, 100 Front
street.
The evening world., 1891-08-18

It looks as IL the Brndford Ira might
be mistaken in the statement that every
Bradford lady consumes. on FIN average,
one quart Of pears and peaches. drinks
three glasses of soda water. chews two
sticks Of gum and eats two plates of ice
cream every day" Pennsylvania is not
far enough West.
The evening world., 1891-08-18

All contributions sent 70 "The Even
ing World" office for the Sick Baby
Fund should he directed to Cashier,
New York world" Pulitzer Building.
Packages containing clothes, &C..
should bo addressed to Mrs. Roberts, 30
West Thirty-flfth street.
Any ono whose contribution TO the
Sick Baby Fund is not acknowledged In
these columns will confer favor by
notifying tho Editor of Tho Evening
World"
The evening world., 1891-08-18
SPECIAL MIDSUMMER DISCOUNT 1 m &st & 5 EHTS n 5

monument. plain granite shift $40 feet
high. is designed 20 forever impress n
patriotic lesson upon future generations
of Americans. while honoring Reyolu-
tionary heroes. To-mouow's ceremonies
will be distinctively military.
The evening world., 1891-08-18
THE WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR.
Fads, Fancies and Fashions That
Delight the Center Sex.
Bodies Are in Great Favor =
Bishop and Mutton-Leg Sleeves
Children's Frocks Are Simply
Mndc-rrlmming of
Summer Costumes.

jacket bodies are on the top wave of sue.
cess Just now, whether cut square or round.
The tiny fronts are OF lace, passementerie,
velvet. silk, wide sash ribbon, embroidery,
etc. Short revers are mnde by turning the
upper corners back, and another style has
the upper part OF the jacket fronts cut down
TO meet in point over plastron.
The evening world., 1891-08-18
A Scientific Deduction.

from the indianapolis JoUrRdL)
go DR.. DOwd,'" read Mr.. Weary Watkins
a. has found that each cubic inch OF soil con-
tains from 60, 900 to 2,25O,OOO my-noot OF,
or, gan, gan, i-S-ul-S, organisms WhaCs
organisms, Hungry"
"A Organlslp,' replied Mr.. Hungry Higgins
in an ppgravntinr tone OF Intellectual SUI
nernority, ais n livln' critter,of course"
II them fggerS is right, what traveilln
menageiie you must be !" replied Mr.WatKlnS
The evening world., 1891-08-18
Time Went Slow.

ltTnW th- Boston Nrirs.
During one NJ the dullcst days last week In
the stock Exchange when there was nothing
doing, and every one was waiting for the
hands on the clock to reach 3 T.. NJ, Murray
Eallou, calling Il broker To him, said, " say,
old fellow, what time Is T."
1.-Two O'Clock" was The answer.
1.-TWO O'ClucS. | have had two century
plants bloom since then" a
The evening world., 1891-08-18

There are two deaths connected with
the wreck Of WARNER MILLER's Nicaragua
Canal inspection party on Roncndor reef
The second is that Of CHMLEa WArRous.
II is TO be hoped that tho theory that mis-
haps go three together will not prove true
in this instance.
The evening world., 1891-08-18
ONE OF TEE OLD BOWERY BOYS
HE'S ONE OF THE HEIRS TO A
s3,OOO,OOO ESTATE.

Samuel Carter, of Ftatbush, a Unique
Character Of Otd-Time NeD York
He Tells a Reporter About HIS Es.
perience ~im Catdrrh for Thtrtv
Y,drs aud HG'J Drs. Mccoy and
Tiidman Made a Se,c Man of Him.
Yes, I'm one of the old Bovery Boys ! used to
run with No. I ) engine and lived on tho Bowery
between Walker and Hester sts. but that was morc
than quarter ot 2 century ago"
The speaker was Samuel Carter, aged G5, who has
lived IN Flatbush, l.. l., for the past twenty.fve
years. Eyerybody in F!atbush knows Sam Carter.
He's brother law Of 6Erret Stryker, who keeps
the Prospect Park stables there. Mr.. Carter lives
on Flaibush ave. near East Broadway. He Is one
OF the heirs Of the Hopper estate in tho neighbour.
hood Of 5hth st. and Broadway, in this city, which
Is valued at about three millions of dollars
The evening world., 1891-08-18
All Success TO You.

To the Editor:
We have formed ourselves into committee
for tho contrlvanGe Of fair IN aid OF the
Babies Funu. We intend TO hold the fair on
the evening Of Aug. % and afternoon and
evening OF Aug 20, at the rooms Of the Chill
drens Aid Society, GAG East Fourteenth
street. ESTHER DUSKIRK, aged IL.
JESSIE DUEKIRK, aged IL.
PHEBE HAMAERSNITH, aged IA.
EMILY FREUSDLIEB, aged Is.
The evening world., 1891-08-18

The bishop and mutton-leg sleeves hold
their own with the enlarged coat shape. In
Paris the glove sleeve, wrinkled from the
shoulder to the wrist over close-titting lin
ing, remains a fayoritc. For wrist trimming
frills OF lace falling over the hands or rows OF
gimp are the universal finish.