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no FORTUNE IN FLA!-lOBBHG.

The young gentleman who received an
invitation from Inspector STEERS to visit
the Mulberry street office yesterday and
look over variety Of property which
had been removed at the public expense
from residence in Harlem. made the
admission to the Inspector that he had
occupied his time during the last twelve
months in robbing flats.
The enterprising individual boa Is of
two names, which he uses indifereutlv-
JANIS WALLACE and JoHN ScANLoN. He
was quite gay young man, as Hat rob
Der, going his rounds in neat buggy and
attending the race tracks in his flush -
and leisure hours. His collections have
been miscellaneous, and he admits TO
having robbed an average of two flats a
day for year and to have made profit
of $4,000.
Now. that certainly is very little and
will scarcely encourage others TO 20 into
the business, 1t is an average Of S6.S5 per
The evening world., 1892-06-14

This Is the sort NJ weather that adds to the
distress Of the poor In the overcrowded tenc.
ment districts, and /. Is to alleviate that dis
ress that contributions are solicited for The
EVENING WORLDS sick Baby Fund.
Those who can AFFORD u get away from the
broillng city still md 1t too warm for COM
fort" Those anchored by poverty and dis
ease in sweltering neighborhoods are COM
PEELED by stress Of circumstances to endure
Ills the sight atone OF which would send
thrills of horror through the nearts OF their
more fortunate brothers and sisters
For these sick poor there are none OF the
luXurles that tend to reconcile wealthy In
valds to their condition. The fcverlsh child
coveting a cooling draught turns In despair
from tepid Croton, the only drink, perhaps,
despairing parent has to ofIer. There is no
money in many OF these homes to pay a
doctor, none to buy medicine should a doctor
be found to write prescription.
THE EVENING WORLD corps OF physicians
search out these homes, and write the pre-
cure, free OF cost. 1t Is to keep
these doctors In the neld for the sick
poor that money IS needed, and to those who
have to spare the appeal for aid should not
be made in vain. Dollars, dimes, nicEels,
even pennies, can be used to advantage, and
now Is the time to send them in.
This Is Tue EVENING WORLDS hundred
dollar brigade and there is plenty OF room
for additions to the list.
The evening world., 1892-06-14
WORLDLINCS

It is thirty.ninA years since Pope Leo XIII. re-
csrVsd his Cardinals hat
A block Of carbon IL inches square represents
the Lmolnt ofthAt mAtsril. thA, goes 10 MAKE up
the constitution Of a mAn Of average weight
The discovery OF an ice in the state Of wash
inEton and a mine Of ice in Montana are anon the
Interesting features Of the news OF the hot season
The President begins his days work At . o'clock
In the morning. During mis- three years oreu.
pAneJ Of the White House he has not Io-t dag b.
illness.
he amount paid in salaries TO teachers and
school suP-riuteadents in the Ualted states every
year $50. 900, 900.
The evening world., 1892-06-14
ALLIANCE MEN MEAN BUSINESS.

The Farmers Alliance Senators and
Representatives IN Congress are making
themselves heard. Senator PtITER. Of
Kansas yesterday succeeded in getting
his bill taken up making every man happy
who has not vet secured a fortune. The
bill Increases the currency, provides for
the circulation, decreases the rate Of in
tereSt and establishes Natlona! Bureau
OF Loans, Mr.. PIFFER spoke In favor Of
tins paternsl measure.
Meanwhile Representative CrIs. Farm
ers' Alliance. also Of Kansas, tired to ge,
a committee appointed to investigate an
alleged conspiracy on the part Of SrEpHES
Il. ELKINs and J. A. WILLIAMSON in con-
nection with the Maxwell land grant and
charging improper conduct on the part OF
Secretary NOBLE and Commissioner CAR
TER. The resolution went over in conse-
quence OF Republican objection.
II is evident that the new allies Of the
Democracy mean business.
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collected by Two Girls.

Two little Harlem girls, Florence Pache-
team anu Marie Chaltan, have collected s@.5l
for the sick babies. Their Efforts were most
praiSewcrthy, and they set an example for
others to follow. Following are the con-
trbutors
Herman Ritter, 5: Carr Kerchheimer, 3;
Florence Pachetean, -: Marie Chaltan. 10;
AdDlph FleiScher, Is; K. Honerberg, >: Buhn
brothers, 10; j. Schlesinger, 10; Cash. >:
Francesca famo. >; JACK Chaltain, :; Ma
thllde MalbranQuc, .; Joseph Man1n, =,
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TO CONTRACTORS.

TO CONTRACTORS -.
Bids or proposals for doing the WORK ana IuISs
nishirE the materials called for in the appTo.Sco
form OF contract now on hle IN the once OF w
Auueduct Commissioners, for building tno me-
Croton Dam At Cornell Site, on Crot9n hi'eIS y
the town OF COrtlAndt, Westehester Copnuy, w 49, 49,
day, thu 29th dAI of June. 1892, At osIon nnhitnI.
at which place and hour thsy VIII os paSth pS ~
award OF contract for doing said work ana tuIn
ing said materials viii be made bJ ttia @0
sIoners as soon thereafter As practicaole d an.
Blank forms OF said approved eonuAos snd
specifications thereof ana bids or proposss,s, , -
bonds AId also the plans for sAid NoIk enS SoSo -
other information can be obtained ~ tns ii.s H..
ONCE OF the Aqueduot Commissioners on Appi'S~
tion to the Secretary. ,-
BY order of the Aqueduct CommiIsiopots po;;A.oA
JAMES g. DUANE, PresidsuN
j. G. LuILEY, Secretary.
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PRURITUS IS YEARS
Under Eoctor'. Treatment -Four Diff
forent Time. No Relief what-
ever. Cured by Cuticura.

have use the CrTICURA RrMFDtEs And ,o-.1
them to be Just n you represented. liner bn.a
given Inc perfect cure have zen t-on "a nave
pruritus for over hfteeu years and havs b.sp - " "a
tue doctors treatment four different ti,ns. wI,h
no r-lief whatever, until tined the On rirrnn r,.n
RENEpiEs After using them Just on. Is.tLhA ~
found that life was not such a burden after -
am satisfied that shall never h. troubied ...,o Ino
such huh have in yoIr remedies. You can ..s
any one that IA troubled with pruritns and III
satisfy them what IL has done for me / viii ~
restrict you from publishing this eommune.,,nDS
hat would rather not The remedies are 40 gnonnl
that ~ would be rather selfish In not TO .p.sG -
their good qualities q. = WILLIAMS
e9thst. and lst ave. New York
The evening world., 1892-06-14

That setback to mob law administered
by the thinking citizens of nttanooga
Is very timely. II is part of the answer
TO Judge TouEGEE's rather pessimstic
prophecy of race massacre to come un-
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WIN Ask Others to Helm.

To ~, Edfior
Inclosed please nnd % cents which hope
may benent some little child who Is more
needy than am. shall endeayor TO get my
schoolmates in Grammar school No. 81, Glass
Tth h, TO contribute their spare pennies for
so worthy cause, ana hope you may meet
with much success in securing plenty OF aid
for the poor little babies.
ROsELLA AUMANN.
am eleven years old.
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Ano.her czc-ona for Kan.as.

F.a8t '5- 80. j.. " H.rahLl
Between h.sr!GaEes, cyclones, Jerry Simr-
sou, !FlGssce-L Ingalls,, women Mayors,
county ,ea' wars, Ars. Leese, col. George
Anthony aai Republican cUssedness gener.
ally, kaa,Asls the toughest spot on earth.
Tae CD hoAtAens would have located sheol
there Ead T. existed then with all the deylItry
that gives It us present notorie,y
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You Did Well. Bertha.

IT, ne Eftfrr
As have heard 50 much O' the poor, sick
babies, made up my mind to start collec-
ton to help them along little; and II was
older than ten years am sure that would
have Il iit'le more than sI.OS, which | coll
lected from my friends.
BERTHA GrGESHEtM,
2jS Palmetto street, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1892-06-14
WAYS OF WOMAN FAIR.
The Shirt Blouse Without Lining
Retains Its Popularity.
Patent Leather Shoes Dressy but
Uncomfortable.

The rage is still for the ever-popular shirt
blouse, made without lining, with an open
jacket to match the skirt. The soft fronts
are much prettier and more feminine than
those stlnened like the masculine garment;
and our model Is finished with broad front
hem, and has stin collar and cuns.
The evening world., 1892-06-14

The partial play-spell in Congress, in
duced by the National Convention sea-
son, gives Senator PEFFER his opportu-
nifty. He succeeded i'll speaking two
hours yesterday on one of his remarkable
money y-for-every body as fast as Govern
ment-cau- make 1t measures.
The evening world., 1892-06-14

New York Central switchmen at Lock
port are on strike. The cause of trouble
is said to be the mems inability to see the
justice OF All order lenGthening their
hours and at the same time shortening
their pay.
The evening world., 1892-06-14

II is said the police are inclined to dis
believe ALUNDA HEINs's story of assault
aud robbery IN Central Park This in
clination should not stand in the way of
a thorough Investigation. People do not
assault and rob themselves. nor does Off
cial incredulity fully take the place of
Vigilaut activity.
The evening world., 1892-06-14
For Two Charities,


Please md 81 for for Titusville sufferers
and sl for the sick Baby Fund. Please ac-
cept thanks for your efforts In behalf OF sut-
fering humanity. j. W.
,sl has been sent to Mayor Grant for the
TituSyille fund
The evening world., 1892-06-14

Preparations are reported TO reduce the
wages of irou-workers il the P,tsburg
district, and it is SAID this will lead to an
eIIeuded and stubborn strike. Rather
queer accompaniment TO Presidential
campaign IN which the iron manutac-
turers figure strongly on the side which
sets forth glowing the virtues and bene.
fits of "prDieetiou.
The evening world., 1892-06-14
Rain Brought a Dollar.

To hs Editor
Last evening we were going 10 a school re-
ception, ana 1t rained so mamma said be-
cause We could not go we could send some
money to the sick babies and make them
happy.
BEATRICE GOODMAN, aged seven years.
SOPHIE GOODMAN, aged four years
The evening world., 1892-06-14

Perhaps that EVENING WORLD petition
will convince the Park Board that 1t is
really the people who ask for evening
concerts at East River Park.
The evening world., 1892-06-14
Cuticura ResoIvent

The new Blood Purifier, internally Ito cl.,r,. a..
blood OF all impurities and poisonous elementsr
AND CuriCrRA. the great Skin Cure and CrTTCrp.
SOAR, an exquisite skin Beautiher, eIternaily ~
clear the skin and scalp and restore the hGirl bk,e
cured thouSAnds of cases vhero the Aheidipg ~
bleeding. burning, aud itching almost beyond an,
dnranSe. hair Iifeless or all gone suffering terri
Die "hAt other remedies have made such eurnaf
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RAILROADS.
READING RAILROAD SYSTEM,
Station foot Of Liberty ST., North River.
Time Table in effect May 40. 1897.
Trains leave via
Central X railroad of New Jersey.
For Philadelphia. Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE.


Binias H,a aIPIa. Gsi ct Go bod H 50 Viz
pinInS .f 5o 80, with VIII bnUs biiaU CAN c.r.
0.FS Bali Bs.ndT. ana wsssRins.on wP.sRi daily .
cl =. SO S5'h p,nins y Grr A. NJ lso, $50. Dining
, Additional train week days for Baltimore at 8. 90
Psrlor cars day trains sleepsrs on nigh.
e. AR%siti9s HssT!.9Srsa F.ssa,rr rotssS; a
s5.esRt P9tt.yilis, 7;50 eIcept H.Tl:b5rE P: N,
ftsqEds s. P1;t. %
vile, 90 except Harrisburg p. NJ, Il. Is night.
si!S, :.s.D; VI Z E
:.t$ 81 SandsS day sS Il iSSo SS: g.
PS' FS FsisIGhiP e Ain.G-n M.ssh ohgnE, =
Hiisqso;p p NJ Sundays, 30 iiS a. M Ii iOS.
Ts'ie+ir' IT spnd:S Pisi.;.n .HS sS A AsfMstOn S
PSt aHh brMtsT bE1nsh so 1Pd Lake nGpssosn
FGT P.r,e AmHPy and South AnssSy. 20, sso.
7.8oF Nj Sn2ffyi 2fyR{ ( % koiar'r 4 II 100 p. Nj
For Freehold and At anttc Highlands. l. 30, Sis
i!pI IL i f1:.sda 4 S3 30 suadsj: *:
:, For Red Bank, Long Branch aud points south to
P1t3t Pto1S'Ant3 a. $50; $50 MS A ~: 80;
p. VI.
FOR Lakewood, Toms River, Barnegat Park and
B1rnegit, $50, Els A. Nj, 80, (. SOP. NJ
For atlantic City, VinelAnd and BridEeton- L. so
A. NJ, /. so p NJ.
For Monmouth Beach. seabright and Highland
Beach at 4. 80, S.l5. Ills A. M. 80, l. 80 p. NJ
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
For Long Branch. Ocean Grove. DC. from pier
8, n R., loot Rector st.
For Atlantic Highlands, Red Bank, HIGHLAND
Beach, Seabright and Long Branch Att 80, 10. ~
a NJ, 90 SATURDAYS only, 3.+5, 800 T. n
, FOR Elberon, Ocean Grove, -Asbury Park and
Point Pleasant at 10. is A. NJ. !. 90 Saturdays
only. 3.+5 p. N. Sundays Except Ocean Grove
and Asbury Park, 9. so A. N.
For Lakewood, Toms River and BArnesat at 80
A. M, 90 Saturdays only. 3.45 p. N.
For Freehold at 8. AS p. NJ.
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Train robbers were foiled IN Pennsyl-
vania just as thev saw $50 600 in their
grasp. Next to locking them up, foiling
Is the best imaginable process to apply to
such gentry.
The evening world., 1892-06-14

Gov. Flowers escape from injury
through the derailment of his car yester-
day was both narrow and fortunate. The
Governors lucky star does not contine
Its operations to realms of business and
politics
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M!r!am's Quarter.


r. Ne F,iitors
! herewith send you % cents. which please
use for the poor sick babies, and hope this
little mite will benefit one OF them. shall
try to save my candy money to send o you
in future. MIRIAM GOLDSMITH.
! am ten years old
The evening world., 1892-06-14

PGby CAssIpY's death in Williamsburg
under horses hoofs was sad enough
event. But as the newspapers tell the
story it was not one in which the careless
ness was all on the drivers part. A
seveu-year-o boy is not the safest guild
ing hand to perambulator iii busy city
The evening world., 1892-06-14

The Chicago breezes were not thought
cratic National Convention wigwam last
night. They Should have waited for the
delegates to raise the roof.
The evening world., 1892-06-14

The list of dead at the Mare Island Navy
Yard reads as if the White Squadron
might have got into real action. But it
is sadder reading, II possible, than would
be the returns from actual battle.
The evening world., 1892-06-14

THE WORLD ,rW not, under dnN cfictIn,-
stobces, hcid uSer responsible Jor he return
I, s0ye-kteptng OF any rejected manuscripts
~ pictures, or ,rhd,soerrr character or rd'"s.
No receptions uW be made to n,is rule toith
regard TO either ieUsrs or incioSTeA Nor
uiU the editor enter INTO correspondence cone
..rniIg undrdild6ie manuscripts
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His Candy Money.


~ w ETIF0F
lnclosed md one cent, which my mamma
gave me Tor candy, but thought would
give 1t TO help In the Babies FUND
II. MOSrGoMFRY,
2TO West Thlrty-iUurth street.
The evening world., 1892-06-14

fat When the labor and the risk Of lib
erty and, perhaps, of lite are considered.
Mr.. WALLACE, alias SCANLoS, cannot lie
said 10 have selected a very profitable oc-
cupation. But 1t is well that he is caught.
The evening world., 1892-06-14
Mem. for Repuellean No:e Books.

IEran - a i~a77 H~r.liI
Amid AL The excitement the public should
re nrsrG. 2gt 10 l1ss sight u Mr.. Depews
E.rt- 5lcrIfe II Plat,, CVry, Cllrkson and
y.GIrT NEtIaE IN rae conn Of AOhAmmed
Suspended IN mhair an1 rEt!ng with the
aA.aL Z lnAa-.
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Face Full Of Sores.

My lace was all full of sores, and itched an ,h..
could scratch my face 20 pieces, and a Kind ~
cinc' except IurIcuRA REMEDIES. which T.rs ~.
only ones tnAt did me any good. Nv lace is nos
all clear, and feel ike q newborn child ~"
+. KRlETE
1913 Powers ST.. BROOKLYN NV
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To hs Fdf'1r'
Please md inclosed 81, which my papa
gave me for being good boy when was
sick, and want to give IL to the sick babies
! am four and One-half years old.
HARRY MARTIN, Jr.
The evening world., 1892-06-14
Two Happy Children.

lncloSed fini ej for the sick Babies Fund.
Hoping It may hclp to make some OF the poor
children as happy as We are.
CHARLIE and SISTER
The evening world., 1892-06-14
Trains leave station foot Liberty st. via
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the West.

sl5 !. ~, 7.sO P NJ Sundays S'I' A M
For Easton. :. 90, sl5A. M IL so, AIS, st5.
6.lS, 7.30P. y. sundays, 100, BIS. 90 AMI
For Bsthlehem, Allentown and MAueh chu3k.
100, s.l6 A. NJ u. 80. S.+5, SIS; T. 80 r
fSafis, fop hsseon Sc i 81 10 Il 50 p Il
Sundays, s.I5. IL. 90 A. NJ. F; 80 p NJ
NJ, IL 80, 3. As p, N. SUNDAY. g. Is, ll.oo A Y
Tor Wilkesharrs, Plttst9n ard ssrAnton, SID 800; a:
Scranton, Scr 10 SOs 4. i5&. I; a. NJ. q 50 p N.
For Elmtra, g. A. NJ, Y. 80, 7.3O p. NJ Sun
Tickets and pGrlor-cAr seats can be procured ~
Nos, l72, 2s5' 26i, as, 7s6. S42. lito BrS1dTSS
Columbus ave. and IS West l25th st., New YoIt
sSS WARfhtnstSH 'y Wil2S,sSI 9 sSLton st. D'01'
westcott Express Co. will call for and cheek
baggage from hotel or residence to Destination.
A. MCLEOD, @. q. HANCOCK,
Prsst and Gen. Mgr. Gen. Pass. Agent
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Not Nnu

Soon blossoms in profusioa will Gdorn the sylvan
WAy
And tree. will shed their fragrant bloom In
And the sir that you've been greeting with nose
Say every dAy
WI Inform you that she doesn't t care for flo Esra.
HashtHgfga
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Cash, 5; Ida Katt, 10; Joseph Wall, 3: Luigi
Angarola, =; Mrs. Lane, lO B. Lotze, y;
Henry strauss, 10; Elsie Hughes, 10; Mrs u.
7. simmons, 10; James McCusLer, 10. Total
a2.Jl
The evening world., 1892-06-14

Is last nights storm to be taken as an
indication that the Worlds Fair city is
" raising the wind " to give the Demo-
cratic delegates q royal reception
The evening world., 1892-06-14
In Memory Of a Child

- W TTIF0T-
Inrlosed please ma 2? IN sacred memory
NJ loving child, that contributed year ago
this day, OUR DOADN,
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VACRANT VERSES.
To Pc Taken with Salt.

He mist9os her for his sister.
10 the iarksned hall hs Kissed her:
He implanted sixteen Kisses on her darling bob.
blns head
When she exclaimed. MY Eooirsss"'
lie explained his seeming rud~ness
lie misioos her for his sister, or at lssr that's
NbAt ne SAID. -BHgd'o h yH.Tsr
The evening world., 1892-06-14

Birds In their little nests agree -
And there's reason why
1Sould hurt them n the should fall cut
Before they'd learned to ny.
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Three Good Girls.

TO I'VE BTifoF'
We inclose 35 cents for the benefit OF the
Sick Baby Fund, hoping 1t will help.
HELEN,
DAISY and
MABEL,
The evening world., 1892-06-14

Chicago now claims the right Of the
line in politics, and it's Eyes right :"
all along the line.
The evening world., 1892-06-14

II was Boss PLArr who went to Mime.
apolis on a special car. ltwas Mr.. PLAT
who returned.
The evening world., 1892-06-14
Forcs OF Habit.

(From Street q SmUh'' Good NsW'.l
First Little Girl-Your papa is aWful croNA.
Second Little Girl (apologetically)-ueu usso
70 be an Elevated Railroad guard
The evening world., 1892-06-14

Ninety.six in the shade also set the
record IN the shade yesterday.
The evening world., 1892-06-14
BArbarIe's Dime.


To fhs fdi'1r
Inclos3d please End my little mite o cents,
for the Sick Babies Fund
BARBERiE BRUcK.
The evening world., 1892-06-14

In about two wecEs the luscious water
melon Will be with us again. Reports from
the South Carolina district show that while
the crop acreage Is about 25 per cent. less
than last year It is In splendid condition.
The evening world., 1892-06-14
THE CLEANe r.

Tho Cleaner had an experience yesterday
which taught him that the good hearted ma n
is not unknown In these parts. 1t was on an
iron steamboat, and, although sweltering hot
IN the city, a surprisingly stin breeze CURED
the waters OF the bay. on Twenty-third
street, as the boat got under way, this gay
blusterer whipped on the Cleaners hat, leav-
ing him barehcaded and helpless. lie got on
at pier l, In gloomy mood at his trip suddenly
cut short. There he met the good-hearted
man. lie would not tell his name, but he in-
stantly offered his hat to the unfortunate
passenger, total stranger TO him. When
the Cleaner resumed his trip and pointed out
his unknown benefactor to the pilot OF the
boat, the latter said: "Oh, that's Mr.. Becker,
the head man OF our supply Department.
He's q trst-rate fellow
The evening world., 1892-06-14

No other line compares with the New York Cen.
rs 10 'ts service 10 Detroit. Cleveland and
IE!cAEo.
The evening world., 1892-06-14
Titles Savings,


To M FffiDr
am a girl six years old, and ! saved %
cents which l send to the Baby's Fund.
lIIIIE GESSLER.
The evening world., 1892-06-14

The patent leather shoe Is dressy, but too
unyielding TO be altogether comfortable, be-
sides drawing the heat. II you must wear
them get size wider than the ordinary shoe.
The evening world., 1892-06-14

The tidying-up Of the room should go on
during the process OF dusting 1t; everything
should be put in Its proper place, cushions
beaten and busted, antimacassars arranged,
chairs put straight, and the books on tables
busted and put In order. Where many papers
are about they Will require busting and care
full rearrangement. Gas brackets and glass
shades should not be forgotten, nor should
the tablecloths be LEFT unshaken.
The evening world., 1892-06-14

Sleeveless Eton jackets are worn over
olouses, and certainly are more sensible than
when the tolerably tight Eton sleeve has to
be put on over the high, null sleeve OF a blouse.
n fact, Eton jackets are generally made en-
tire with the vest, or, when separate, are
simply worn over sleeveless vests, which may
be varied in style. To those who require
some addition u the full blouse, the sleeve
less coat is very effective, and gives touch
OF color or contrast IN tone to light cotton
gown. very stylish method OF using the
Eton coat is to have the skirt and sleeveless
vest OF very pale-color ed tweed or cloth, and
the jacket OF black serge cloth or a cloth In
black, brown, or oltye-green.
The evening world., 1892-06-14

There are few little questions about the
etiquette OF the table that some girl wants TO
know. She must hold her knife by the ham
die and never let her fingers reach up TO the
blade. Whenever It IS possible fork must
be used in place OF spoon, and that same
spoon, by the bye, must never be left In a
coffee or tea cup but held to rest politely and
securely In the saucer Glasses with handles
are held by them. A goblet should be caught
by the stein, the fingers not entwining the
bowl part. Don't butter large piece OF
bread aud take bites from It instead, break
your bread IN small pieces, one at a time, and
butter It, that Is, II you are eating butter,
and convey II to your mouth by your fingers.
olives, celery, radishes, strawberries with
stems, asparagus are all eaten from the no
gers The old method OF eating cheese with
a knife has been given rp,a fork being used IL
It's place.
The evening world., 1892-06-14

In addition to the monument erected TO the
memory OF the late Henry W. Grady, hos
pltal bearing his name has been opened In
Atlanta
The evening world., 1892-06-14

The Evening World Frints Asso.
ciated Press News.
The evening world., 1892-06-14

"Ta-ra-ra Boom-de-ay" is dead. Not the
alleged song sad TO say, but bucking horse
In Buffalo Bllrs Wild West Show in England.
While going through its performance the
other day the animol turned a somersault In
one OF It's wild plunges and broke its neck.
The evening world., 1892-06-14
A Redeeminp Feature.

A Redeeming Feature.
From Truth
tdon't see how you can stand that fellow
Harlow
"why not? There are certain things about
him that like immensely
For lnstance2"
"a steam yacht"
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PROPOSALS.

AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE J
Room 2O9 STEWART BUILDING,
No. 2SO BROADWAY,
NEW YORK, June " lo92.
The evening world., 1892-06-14

Nearly Qualified.
tFrom Puekl
Lena Lotos-why don't you marry aren't
you old enough?
Rivers Ide-Oh. yes.
Lena Lotos-Or rich euough2
Rivers Ide-I think so.
Lena LotoS-Well, then?
Rivers Ide i am not foolish enough.
Lena Lotos-Oh, my How foolish do you
want to be .
The evening world., 1892-06-14

Put two lady fingers on plate, cover them
with strawberries, frost the whole with
whipped cream or ice-cream, and there you
have a dainty dessert for lunch or dinner.