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ENCOURAGEMENT OF CAPITAL CRIME.

III NEaA A. ~ NA%AA-4-'
Murderer McELvAINE's killing Of
Grocer LucA. in Brooklyn, was one Of the
most cOld-blooded. brutal and infamous
crimes on record Il was clearly pre-
meditated, in case the grocer awoke, as
he did. to catch the man who was robbinz
him IN his own house. McELvAISE still
lives and his crime is two years old.
Can it not be set down As q fact that this
tardiness and blocking of justice encoar-
aged the midnight burglar who stood over
New York physician the other night.
with uprAised blade, demanding money
OF life!
The execution Of JAMES SLocUM, who
beat his wife to death in this city, was
delayed two years by the efforts Of Jug
glers-at-lAw. He lived, perhaps, the
most comfortable life ne had known
while the quibblng with legal phrases
was going on.
If he and SMILEB, the other wlfe-mur-
derer. had been promptly and summarily
dealt with, under q wisely drawn law.
would it have had deterrent effect upon
JAcoB LEM, who last night beat his wife
TO death in his Fourteenth street homer
These questions are extremely peril.
nent in these days.
The evening world., 1891-07-11
SILENCE FOB A MoTBBR,s sAYE,

There Is a fine point of ethics about the
case in Wisconsin Of the young man
whose mother has Just confessed on her
deatabed to having killed his wife. The
sol tai been suspected Of the murder for
hlns years. and while knowing MS mother
to be guilty would not betray her.
10 have sacrificed his mother would
not have brought back the dead wife. To
sacrifice himself for his mothers sake WIS
the natural prompting of dutiful son. in
the lace Of which he would not pause
20 think Of the right OF society to
have its real criminals detected and
punished. The thought Of revenge
for the death of a dear one was evl-
deutiy lacking or too weak to accomplish
apurpose- And as for duty to the wife
vhO was dead, is it not possible that he
believed she voald have urged him to the
very course he has takenl
The evening world., 1891-07-11

Silk, satin and even crepon are much used
for bassinettes. The soft Oriental silk is in
favor, but great deal OF lace is used A ruche
Of silE or lace is often placed at the top and
lower edge OF the bassinette, or sometimes 1t
is trimmed round with three rows OF lace.
Thecurtalns are stu placed beneath AL over
hanging crown at the top, with a cascade OF
lace down either side, but II Is newer TO have
a large nat bow with fulltng OF lace at tine
top, and 70 let q shorter curtain hang at the
back, the longer end being drawn up toward the
feet. The quilts are made OF quilted satin or
nannel, bordered with a double nounce OF
lace. The ba ke.s are OF many new shapes.
The French has four handles, which cross in
the centre beneath bow. Others are made
OF iron on stands some round standard ones
are made on q wicker tripod.
The evening world., 1891-07-11

SONS OF the confections OF the toilet are
white leather pocketbooks; green enameled
low shoes; black silk stockings embroidered
with red and yellow butterflies; red silk pet
ti9oats ruried with gold lace TO throw the
skirts out from the feet; brocAded silk coats
for precious babies; individual silver turtles
the size OF the shellrsh, for serving the delicA-
cy; large jet neilhsads to string together for
corselet across the front OF a bodice; heavy
corded lanss to use as hat trimmings on blsck
net, silk aud grenadine dresses four-in-
hand ties OF blue and white China silk, to
wear with blue travelling or boating gowns /;
tan cOlored cloth for rests IN travelling
gowns OF dark blue serge, homespun or chey-
lot travelling gowns black net saucer hats,
trtmmsd with lace edging, gilt slaEss and
butterflies and a tiny band OF gilt Salloon.
The evening world., 1891-07-11

Before sailing for foreign shores, Dr..
DEPEw has the satisfaction of learning that
State senator ]. SLoLr FAssErr is for
him." Also that the Elmira statesman be-
lieves the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor is sure Of election. But it was
unkind OF Mr.. FAssErr to temper his
remarks by the declaration that he knows
no'hing. at present. Of New YORK State
politics. He has been studying wheat
prospects in the far Northwest
The evening world., 1891-07-11

The Scru and pale coHee-tinted lAceu and
piece guipures. when worn with colois, are
usually accompanied with a large hst Of fancy
openWork Tuscan, Trimmed With clusters Of
feathers aud folds OF velvet, which form a
uost harmonious nEiSh TO the costume.
Gloves OF a pale ysllouish .sn shade are also
worn with such combinations, ald thsss
usually in susds; but kid gloves are undouet-
edly the most favored, and are dyed in such
numerous shades that almost every costume
can be uatchsd or ftted
The evening world., 1891-07-11

For twenty-four hours Bellevue doc
tors had under their charge a m IN who
was set down as drunk, and who had what
appeared 10 be scratch under one eye.
Tne patient surprised them by dying
on their hands Last night Then they
examined his case more closely. he had
been stabbed in the eye and an umbrella
point had gone two inches into his brain.
These facts point in the right direction
foE special and 0fEieiAl inquiry.
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KOeh's lymph Is q lame cure.

Jonss-WhAt playing card do Jou always and in
ehurch-Eivs /; up Why. the tray. Of eourss,
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Direc. TO the Ocean Piers.

The timetable Of the Iron Steamboat Com
pany for weekdays has fun service 70 Coney
Island and Long Branch, and the sunday
and four round tTips 70 Long Branch. The
boAt8 leave West IWenty-third street and
Pier CNeW) No North River, and the tTtp tO
the island may Be- taken fourteen times be-
h0nr lFip 70 Long Branch a eiIkar 3. 90 Il
=. o. 800 =. \. Nrm UPTOWN an1 10 a II
.. - .1lII' - a ,|.I - - - -
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NELLIE MULLEN, In Troy factory, cut
her finger. Il didn't hurt her much
though it cost some blood. But then she
she sat down in a window. tainted away
and fell forty feet. OF course she was
picked up with broken bones and other
injuries. An unchivAlrous man would
say this was so like a woman,
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THE SUBSCRIPTIONS.

All contributions sent to "The Even
ing World" ofiice for the Sick Baby
Fund should be directed to Cashier
New York world" Pulitzer Building.
Packages containing clothes, Sc.
should he addressed to Mrs. Roberts, 36
West Thirty y-flfth street.
Any one whose contribution to the
Sick Baby Fund Is not Acknowledged in
these columns will confer a favor by
notifying the Editor of THE Evening
Morld.n
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VACRANl VERSES.
They Come

They come, the merry insect train
The hOrsTs aud the .lyp"rs,
The little gnats yAitE IN A:ain,
Aud es- tine ga.lulpp~rr.
The yAri-sotuTel A4t-. tine lies
That tttI..ats our features.
The bee vi IN penetrating ties,
And sunury suudTled creatures,
The weevt and the cutNorm now
DO polish gp their armOr
The chtuch-OuE makes hts yernAl bow
In ambush iur the tArmsr
The weird CIrCulO sytt-tA Ogt
70 mad tle fruit zee ttl.ers
Aud 10 each garden !urAs AOOut
Ten GLl!Ou eAtsTpL4Ars.
The CIlII pirates agitAte
laslr un4rrstAnllugs furry,
Aud move from uI. the .AFs e state
To sub!ggAte N-E Jersey.
Th- beetle -OEs his gUrNing clothes
The moth = reIlyIvus,
The wasp thru ss Oh AIS surkinK clothes
And threatens 70 sn4Iys us.
An, yr-l TIE Aym~Hop'~ra
The ttptsTu, and 80 tOFtA,
HsWtpfsrI; prIhJBt-Tu,
Etc-tsrA, will ~ tJrth
Ere .Oug our peace uf mind to roast"
Oar aides TO stamp Anu polish
That WingtAg, singing. st!ugIaE h0st
That Congress can't AUNAsh.
-Bosoa Coyrisr.
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To ornament an old frame with cereals,
cover It nrst with a layer OF putty, laid on
smooth and even. on the outer edge place q
layer OF broad beans, and harioot beans Ia
side, nllng the interstices with maize and
rice, and paint the whole over with bronze
paint. IhAye seen some large frames treated
in the same way, with the maize set on them
in the pod.
The evening world., 1891-07-11

That was foolish little boy in Will
iansburg who attempted suicide by poi
son because he was promised a whipping
for stealing money from a aneishbor. The
remedy was far worse than the trouble.
He could have cured the stripes.
The evening world., 1891-07-11

the handle Of all old Revolutionary sword.
Local scientists say the silver will arrest
decay, and that the plated cat may be
kept a. q relic even more interesting than
the sword had been. Lightning ire
qusntly develops unexpected qualities Of
artistic merit aud Of ingenuity. II has
never in these respects, however, sur
passed the author Of this Vermont cat
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Three Good Children.

u hF FII0F
Inclosed md s2.25 for the Sick Babies
Fund, being a collection for that purpose
made by my three little children, VentOn
eleven years, Marguerite six years. and
sterling ,One year, Just before leaving for the
country. {. NESroS PATTERSON, sr.
The evening world., 1891-07-11

The Christian Endeavor Societies Of the
country are to convene in New York
next year. A speaker at the Minneapo-
lis conference thought Gotham needed
such an influence. Probably he had
heard Of the prospects that the metropo-
lis might secure one of the big National
political con nventions in '92.
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Entertainment in Brooklyn.

To h- Edt'Hr
Last Friday afternoon and evening, July 3,
some children between the ages OF six and
ten years gave an entertainment at 215 Penn
street, Brooklyn, for the benent or the Sick
Babies Fund. They realized 80 and wish
you 70 send IL to the sick babies. The cJm-
miJtse were: LCLC ROGERS, r HUFFMAN,
JENNIE RICHARDS.
The evening world., 1891-07-11

notice that the friends OF Bridge Trustee
Hillabrand have been showerlng compliment:
on him OF late for the important part h,
played at the recent annual meeting OF thc
Bridge Trustees, which resulted In the elec
tlon to the Presidency OF Col wagstan. Mr.
Hillabrand has host OF friends and acquaint
ances, who point to his record as Bridge
Trustee with great deal Of pride.
The evening world., 1891-07-11
Lost Confidence.

tFrom Judgs.l
NO" says Mrs. Sharp to her husband,
"you cannot fool me; 1t was 1 O'Clock this
morning when you came home"
Now, Mary, 1t was surely not later than
l2 o'clock"
~ say no; for was awake when you came
and looked at my watch and IL was Just
O'clock"
"Weu, all right, Mary; II you believe your
old niCkel-plated 95-cent watch more than
you do ne have nothing further 70 say"
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
NoredadeS, the spanish and Hispano-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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the Aigh-topped coat shape o. OF tho skirt
style gathered 1t the top and Gun.
Round bscks are preferred 70 The V or
square shaped. All uttls drssSss open in the
back, ana the sktTtA should have wide lap so
- 10 prevent any gaping vnsn fastsnsd
The evening world., 1891-07-11

The Mr.. PARKERsoS who figured
prominently in the late Italian unplsas-
antness in New Orleans is again leading
popular movement in the Crescent City.
This time it is one for municipal reform.
The evening world., 1891-07-11

The Newspaper mans real obisetion to electro
cutting Is that il gives him no chance to work
" dull thud
The evening world., 1891-07-11

ADRIAN CATcH' EN- M-NAPPINo AysoS, Of
Chicago. long ago took his degree as a
Doctor Of Baseball and Billiards. But
who'd have believed he could have
caromed on Gothams own Giants in
three innings, as lie did yesterday
The evening world., 1891-07-11

Bathing suits OF stocldnette are OF blue as a
rule, trimmed with white braid. Canvas
shoes are easy TO walk IN, and Of course black
hose are worn Fancy caps OF cloth or felt are
more in vogue FOR jaunting than straw hats,
though the sailor shape always looks girltsh
with blue suit.
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HELP The TOTS.
Contribute Your Mite 10 the Free
Doctor Fund.
Hot Weather Brings Death and Sui-
tering in Tenement-Houses.
Nell Nelson Tells OF Some Sad Cases
OF Poverty.

" william Nichols, los Sixth avenue"
and the other for $3.50, signed -.
Mason have been sent to the Sick
Baby Fund and returned from the
banks as worthless. Any information
leading to the identity OF the senders
viii be thankfully received by the
Editor of The Evening World"
The evening world., 1891-07-11

Charles Reade assumed the management
and criticism Of Ellen Terry during several
years OF her stage life, and In choice de-
rangement OF epitsphs" she describes him as
dear, loyable, aggTavatinG, chldlike, crafty,
gentle, obstinate and entirely delightful and
Interesting"
The evening world., 1891-07-11
The City Man Abroad.

tFT0l street q SHttA's Good NstTs.
Newsdealer Suburban railway depotl-In
bet that man has Just rented a summer cot
tage with a small grass plot IN mont and ten
or twenty square feet OF garden behind.
LOunger-HOw dye knOwg
NeW81ealeT-He Just stopped an ordered
bout seventeen agricultural papers.
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will not use tobacco,
All many has u spoiled,
Nor viii / smoke lOW-pTicsd cigars;
III tAks my cabbage boiled.
-EaIAlHgfSn P0si.
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The four line cable news item telling
Of 40. Coz people on the verge of starvation
in the Volga region presents q con-
densed bat startling tale Of human suf-
terirg.
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THE WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR.
Fads. Fashions and Fancies That
Delight the Gentler Sex.
Blue Serge Is Trimmed with White
and Blue Striped CordInG-Snk,
Satin and Crepon for Bassi-
nettes-Latest Confection
of the Toilet.

Blue serge for all kinds OF wear IL trimmed
with striped blue and white cording. White
waiS'coats braided with gill; are in English
tailor SUITS Of dark green, trimmed with q
tubular braid OF green and gold.
The evening world., 1891-07-11

The Louisville Baseball Club drew its
money from the Falls City Bank before
the crash. Safe
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BRIDES Collection.
To The Fdito

10 fhs Edtfor.
am little girl Of eleven, and do not have
much money TO spend, but want to help the
sick babies all can; 50 1 thought, as l could
only send few pennies would see what I
could do in the way OF taking up a collection
among my friends. got two little girls
Rose Lynd and Minnie Stockton-to help me
some, but got the most Of Il myself. and an
going TO try to get some more durilg the
Summer, for | feel awful sorry Tor the poor
little babies In the hot city.
We used 20 live In the heart OF New YORK,
but papa moved out here, 50 his babies could
have plenty OF fresh sea-air and bathing, and
We are mighty glad he did, and would not
want to 90 back to the hot rooms and dirty,
dusty streets. inclose you list OF names and
amounts OF those who have helped me.
Hoping you will get lots or money FOR your
good work, and that | will be able to send you
more, am your little friend,
The evening world., 1891-07-11

lFso@ tie N's T3rI Fssklp.l
Mrs. Newma-Oh, wish you could see Mrs.
WlnkIer's baby. It's perfectly lovelyl such
q delicate, sweet little creature as II Isl Its
. perfect little cherub, with the l0veliest eyes,
the sweetest little mouth, the Cunningest III.
Tie nose and eyes u heavenly blue. II looks
as II II Just dropped from heaven, aud every
tiny feature had been fashioned " the angels
MI. NewmA-ls II as nice a. our babyf
Ms NeWpa-AeTcy no, not hall
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a thunderbolt N Vermont i credited
VIII nns cat IL an old manaiou. snd.
q ~ ams tine. thorouehiy plating The
,n'ea VA elrn chained b nsIiine
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A Great Future.
tE,- P.si.l

Mrs. HankinsOn's eyes are giving out, and
for ten years she has been very hard OF hear
ing. Poor woman. What can her future
be :" said Mrs. Hicks.
She d make an excellent chaperon," said
the unsymI athletic Hicks.
The evening world., 1891-07-11
The Cat May Enjoy the Picnic.

From the Epoch.l
Metaphorically speaking, you can never
tell how the cat will jump In that house.
hold"
III it was sensible cat It would jump out
out OF the window, | should think, when they
start one OF their little family arguments-"
The evening world., 1891-07-11
A Study in Colors.

tProA hs EDseAl
HarTy-Belle has q deliciously rich COM
plexiOn-
Jaek;-Yes, and she haa father who is de-
nciously richer.
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Papa, mamma. 25,. each; ;. Ftggat,, T.
FtZgatt, B. BlggutJ, lOc. each; Ralph Fig
gait; Iinney Figyatt, &c. each: Miss VI. Lacey,
@5'.; Maria Ross, SC; {. \. seayer, 25c;; D.
Driscuu Nj. J. Depp. Zoe: Mrs. W. h. Put
man, 45c.; B. {. Mdlmor, Mrs. J. h. stockton,
Mrs. A. Hall, lOc. eacn; oscar stockton, Wall
ter LlatOl. s.. each: Mrs. .. e. Edwards,
zoe; Rose Lyud, VI. Campbell Butcher Bin,
John Grocer, August Meehold, Frederick
Reuel, Toe. ca b; Mrs. J. b. Hays, CrOckery
JacE, Sc. each; LYDIA Robson, Sc; Charles
Miller, F. NJ. H., lOc. each; J. Row.
o.; VI. TauSe, 25c. NJ. A. ktrEy, 1O.;
Baystda Fish Market, 5c.; !. McCu;chOn, loc.;
A Friend, soc; Z. -. P, Csc; cash, Zoe; II.
Halstead. Sc; J. X. :. Csc; o. X. W, Mr.,
Sherwood. Mr. WaltrUw, 8. each Max. loc,;
Gertrude ". Rogers, soc; The Peoples
store, 25c.: J. F. Abrams, lOc.; Mrs. Day
25c.: Mrs. Mount, W. :. & Co., lOc. each I;
j. veshnOwu, "5c: \ Friend, &c; Myrtle
Dale, 1Oc.; Friend, 2Oc.; A Friend, l5c.;
George Hanberry, J. HennsuIotter, 25c. each ::
cash. lOc.; Mrs. $. II. MaTten, 25c.; Cash,
-; cash. &C.: Cash. lc.: NJ. stiner, lOc.;
cash, Be: cash Zoe; cash. 2c.; \ Friend
SC: MIR. cash. csc; Mrs. Stiner, 50c.; Mr..
Braset, l2c. Total amount, s1o.O7.
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wouldn,t Promlse for sure.
tF0m the EPoch.l

IRON The Epoch.l
Minister dn Chicagol-Wn you take this
woman TO be your welded wife, and keep
herr
BridgegroOm-Hold up! I'll keep her II /
can, remember, but six others have failed,
you know. Won't promise for sureI
The evening world., 1891-07-11
They Held a Fair.

To To- Editor
-Four little girls held a fair. Two OF them
send their money for the Sick Babies Fund.
ANNA and EFFIE TALLAAS, Upper Nyack.
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i" From Jest 20 Earnest. !"

From Judge
Prtmus-The theatre caught IRE In the
midst OF the topical song.
secundus-Did the comedian retain his
presence OF mind?
Prlmus-Yes he told the audience there
was fire under the stage, but they need not
be alarmed, as the manager was UniVeF-
sallsL.
The evening world., 1891-07-11
An Eesy Explanation.

IFToU Fp0ek-
~ don't see how you manage to keep warm
in this house in cold weather." said visitor
to q Dakota farmer.
oh, that's all right" replied the agricul-
turist, 1.-THE house has O blanket mortgage
on it."
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All the Same.

tFron Puck.
"Did whiskey lead him astrayf"
mo; 1t sent him a-rye."
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A DiscoVerY.

from Puck.
"what is that out there In the water"
ATS the bell bOuy."
"Why, it's ringing wetW
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He Wanted to Make Sure.

Bridegroom ito minister>-How much VIII
1t be?
Minister-That depends upon how much you
think II is worth.
Brtdegroom-Well, l think 1t Is worth ESQ.,.
see you.
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Five Dollars More.

~ he F'i'or.
IDclosed please ind s5 for the Sick Baby
Fund. Yours, &C, W. P. THoRP.
Z {. T.. az so; W. PIT, s2.5O.
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Quite a Fellow.


tFToA Judge.
"what is the cause OF Dumley's sudden pop
ularity at the ClubT"
"'shl Don't let IT go any further. he was
caught cheating al cards"
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A False Diagnosis.

IFToHl Fuek.
Miss Cropper-How do they tell the age Of .
horseH
Jack Crupper-By the teetn.
Miss Cropper-Oh, yes whether they arc
artificial or mott
The evening world., 1891-07-11
The Age Qualification.

FFoH Puek.l
How old ought a girl 70 be before GhO
gets marriedl"
" Old enough to say yes"
The evening world., 1891-07-11
An Asbury Park Boy.

70 Ne Ffi'0F'
Inclosed find s3 for the Sick Baby Fund
from u,tle boy IN Asbury Park. HARVEY.
The evening world., 1891-07-11

Finish the necks OF girls dresses with rib
bon, doubled TO bring the edges together, or
fat folds Of lisse, scrim. &C. Give them SIX
gloves or mirts to wear during the warm
weather. Black shoes and oxford ties aud
hosiery supply the rootsear.
The evening world., 1891-07-11

That fund for the Free Doctors. Re
member.
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SPCTLsTS

DR. =. set WGnt Ns- Workers to " raise the
~tnd " for his dying machine. Thsy are too aJ 70
eontributs, however.
The Newspaper mans real obisetion to electro
cutting Is that it gives him no chance to work IN
" dull thud"
KOehs lymph Is q lame cure
Jonss-whAs playing card do Tou always and in
ehzreh-Eiye i;up' Why. the tray. Of course.
-.
will not use tobacco;
All many has u spoiled
Nor viii smoke oW-pricsd cigars;
III tAks my cabbage boiled.
-EaIAtHgtSn Poet.
-.
Those Who object TO Italian emigration forget AL
about Christopher Columbus.
-.
Fred Douglas says that Hippolyts Is " naturally
humane and just" Il IL pleasing 70 note that when
cruel and IN urdeTOus he Is unnatural
Nov that the weather goes with the AErteulturI
Department, It is more than ever htting that IT
should rain pitehf0rks. But it shouldn't GioW
great guns.
The evening world., 1891-07-11

The Evening World Prints Associ-
ated Press News.
The evening world., 1891-07-11

II black must be pat upon small child
have It In the form o. an II.iia SIX trock made
with low, round WaisJ, PLATA or ril, In baby
style, short pulled sleeves and = round gath
cred skirt, which Il niniihed With deep beLc.
Tho guimpe aad rall sleeves sE0ul1 be Of ysl-
low, blue, PINK or old roze India sils, and ono
mock might have several guinpes. with cas-
cade o. ribbons 70 match each one. which 4
mare q short loops % hAitlncb p.eot-eagsd
nbbon arranged % fsll Eom ne uKtt
siouIaer 10 rae ieu hip. gilru sloal1 cDrae
naIl Nar - rne go toIa ouuraa = naIa'
- rr1 0t4 " e1oI
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friend OF mine just from Washington tells
me that young Jimmy Blaine Is setting up as
a Berry Wall His wardrobe seems unlimited
and he goes TO great pains 70 show 1t.
The evening world., 1891-07-11

What you cGnnot poiui pencil" :"
said the husband 10 his wife
'Ol, yO4 suulvu are ~ useless,
Let me do IL Where's yu4F knLfss"
Then he bautsFed her shout IL
Il4l her stoSk Of patience lied,
And she said 90 Please thread this needle "
Not another soFd be said
Gaps Cod ten.
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.. m T;:s;E :':s. Esss-ss gs.4ss Gsss'.'
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A Striking Likeness.
[FFom PHck.l

"Ar. Weber, this Is your sons photograph
which he ordered. Does 1t not look like himI
"Yes-"
But he has not paid me for It yet"
That looks sttll more ike him.
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II BRANCH OFFICES;
WORLD UPTOWN oFFICE-l2e7 BRoADvAI
between 3lst and 32d sts.. New York.
HRooELYN - $50 FULTON ST. HARLEM
News Department, 100 EAST l25TH 81; Ad-
v.rtisements at 237 EAST 115TH ST.
PHILADELPHIA. PA.-LEDGEp BUILDING, ll2
sourH oTHs WASHINGTON +610 14TH ST
LONDON oFFICE-22 CocKsPUR sT., TRAEAL-
GAR SoUARE.
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Loves Logic.

tFrOA Jud9s.l
she-Papa, may marry Jaekl l could 90
further and fare worse.
He-YOu couldn't fare worse.
bhe-Ihen what's the use OF nay going
furthe11
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Theosophist Judge is still IN Europe. When
/ sailed with him on May 3 his intention was
TO return IN a fortnight. His friend, Mr..
Patterson, tells me he will stay there for
some time. fancy thai his strong intellect
and executive ability have been called upon
TO strengthen the Society.
The evening world., 1891-07-11
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Ny confidence. vas all run down and unable to
Work-iu an extreme condition OF debility, when
told that HoOd's SArssl aTillA vas lust what
needed. As = drowning ErAsps At = straw de-
eided to try this medicine. and 10 my great
surprise, from the first day I began to improve.
BY the time had nnished my second bottle
had reEainsd my health and strength. ana from
that day can say have been perfectly we'll.
have recommended Foods sa-sApazillA to my
friends. Vhom know have been bsnsntsd b. it.
II n indeed IeeuliAr TO itself. In that
Hoods SaTsapaFllIa
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pelsyun eHasA Lanhagtxnla y. =.