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The PrerdiiinD Iints.

l have noticed that every soft, light
color and equally soft materials. such
as embroidered spotted and pointed
muslins. thin changeant silks, crepons,
elk Eauzes and last, but not least, the
diaphanous fabric called chiffon, are
mole than ever employed for the quaint,
pretty dresses that are the vogue with
our elcgantos at present.
The trimmings consist more than ever
Of lace of every description, in white.
ecru. saffron andanother curious tint
dubbed dentelle roussie, or iron-mould
color that looks very chic with black
or dark dresses. and that Is also en-
ployed with white or cream materials
with equally coed effect.
Ordinary and antique satin. MORE and
a lightly woven velvet shot and glace
are the most generally approved orna-
mentation. while for morning dresses
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HOW TO DO H.

The Democratic Board OF Supervisors
of Kings County elected it's last bntch
Of state Asscmblym"n on an avpurtion-
ment which was subsequently set aside
by decision Of the Court of Appeals
and roapportionmcnt was ordered The
Democrats on the Illegal npportipnmcnt
elected II out Of is Ass"mblymcn.
This year n new apportionment has
been made IN accordance with the order
If the Court. The directions OF tn"
Judge have been technically carried out.
but the Republicans and the opponents
Of the ring are not any better pleased
with the result. An attempt was made
TO set the new apportiunmcnt also aside.
but yesterday Judge cullen denied the
application. In doing So he took Occl-
sion to condemn the practice Of gerry
wandering which Is SO common with
both political parties. and IL a gross in
justice to the people as dcpriving them
of fair ani equal representation. The
Judge seemed to admit that in view of
the peculiar politics of Kings County the
new apportiunment IL artfully arranged
to give the Democratic ring an undue
advantage. Yet he failed to discover
tly lfr'ShihlltlrS l'lht would warrant
the granting of the motion To- set the
apportiOnmcnt aside, If 1t had been
made by n native Of Russia. he said. ig-
norant Of brooklyn politics. 1t would be
regarded as regular.
The people. who are the parties
wronged and injured 10y gcrrymander
have the remedy in their own hands
Wherever 1t Is known that II district
has been fixed" for the purposes Of the
political BOSSES the honest electors
should combine without regard to party
and defeat the candidates of the gerry
Wandering ring.
The evening world., 1893-07-18

senator Jones, of Nevada. says he can
lie up the Senate on the silver question.
The evening world., 1893-07-18
Ne.r Tea Services.

The new tea services are little beau
ties. The dainty cups, cream set, bowl
ana low teapot are arranged on a re-
volving tray Of the china. One seen
recently was decorated with sprays of
forget-m .-nots, the deep scalloped edges
finished with broken gilt trimmings. As
the little cups swung around you could
almost detect the odor of the tea, for
when served in such dainty service 1t is
natural that this important feature OF
the ,vening meal should seem to be
endowed with flavor unusually
sweet
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though simplest cosmetics known tr
keeping the skin fair and clear: Tai
a handful of freshly plucked parsle
and rut it into a jar which has lid
pour upon 1t a pint or more of boilini
water; shut down the lid and allow tn
decoction to become perfectly cold
Then batfie the face. neck and arm
with this. This simple and ineXpensiv
lotion is within the reach of all. An
other simple lotion is composed of equa
parts of milk or buttermilk and ros
or elder-fiower water in which horse
radish has been STEPPED. This shoul,
be applied to the face.
The evening world., 1893-07-18

This homemade drink is very valua bls
IN not weather as a preventive OF
diarrhoea. Squeeze blackberries enough
to make quart of juice. add to it a
pound of loaf sugar and let it dissolve.
heating 1t slowly. Add to it one tea
spoonful of cloves. cinnamon and nut
peg. Boil all together twenty minutes,
IN removing from the fire add Wine
lass of brandy. Put in bottles while
1t and seal. Use a teaspoonful for a
| ASS of iced water.
The evening world., 1893-07-18

THE WORLD ssSH not, under any ctroun.-
! Stances, hold ttoeU espo,lsto,e FOR the rsturn
Tor sa Je-keeptn0 oJ any r~yeotsd manuScrtpS
or pictures. or tDhatsoeper character or ros,ie.
W exceptions totH be made u this rule wHh
lard to etthsr letters " Enclosures Nor
THE editor enter into cOrrespoh dence con-
ing una ga tIatie manuscripts
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husband was q finished and thoroughly ar.

husband was finished and thoroughly ar.
tistic performance.
AS tltiul Gust In the farce, " Change PART
ners,' he gave an equally clever lmpersona-
tion o! an old amorous naval officcr.
Ills sister, Miss Celcl, shared the hon1rs OF
the evening with him. playing Florence. the
ar less schoolgirl. In the farce with much
power and linish. and making great deal II
cImparatlvcly small rart IN SNOWFALL.
Mr. John X. Fellows, IT,. also deserves high
praise as Charles Gust, The young lover OF an
elderly matrOn.
Mr.. Brendan V. Merrigan made splendid
Impression by his fine rendering OF the stern
uncle.
The youthful lovers In SNOWFALL" imper.
sonatcd by Miss Lallie lyman ana ilr frank
Webb, added much to the success o. the
evening.
Mr.. lyman was taken sick on the eve Of the
performance, and bit for his energy ana the
hearty cooperation Oi all those who assisted
HIN IN mis- work OF charity Washington
Heights would have lost an enjoyable even
Ing.
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Old Bachelors Gift,

To the Editor
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West Farms Kings Daughters.


Last April the Children OF the King OF Yves -
Farms decided to try aud do better than last
year for the sick babies, and SO We held q fair
at the residence OF our President, Miss Lille
Keller. We thought We would keep a portion
OF the proceeds Ilr local charities and send
you the balance. our receipts over expenses
were sI3.5O. OF which we send you $50. We
thought II would be as well TO wait till the
hot weather came before sending 1t. Most OF
the articles sold were made by the children,
who are glad to be able to help their little
brothers ana sisters In the hot city. A prize
doll for the girl who sold the most tickets
(Which were nve cents each) was won by
Edith liock who sold about ninety tickets.
Ethel storey and Florence schiller each sold
over fitty tickets Trusting this money viii
help some babies to gain new lie and
strength. Yours, In his name,
Edith Hook, Florence schiller, Ethel Storey.
Daisy Hook, Mamie Wood, ETH" Boyer, Lille
Wood, Elsie Landsberg, Mamie Clenons.
Hattie Boyer, Jennie Wood, Mamie Lands
berg and Eva Schiller.
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Cherru PMI,iim1.

Mix a pint OF -four, a teaspoonful Of
baking powder, lump of butter the
size of hickory nut, and a pinch of
salt, with enough milk to make a batter
as stiff as for gems. Add one pint
OF stoned and washed cherries. Stir
well; butter a stem cake dish, pour
batter in and steam for forty-fve min
utes. Turn out on a plate and serve
with sauce.
The evening world., 1893-07-18

ON Batavia street is little mite of
humanity only two months old making
a struggle for lis. but against awful
odds. Mature was mono too generous in
the start, and the start was made at
an unfortunate time, just as II hot sum
wrr WAS coming ON.
This poor little thing has the appear
anrc of Il little dried up old man or
uiuutr rather THAN Of a babe of two
months. Wasted almost to n skeleton
and tortured with the pains Of dlarrhuCu.
II has become 50 weak thut il seems IL
4 the struSalc would soon end. Add &,
tNis IN" feelings uf tn" mother at seeing
her baby graiuHily slipping from her.
the knowledge that If 1t had only had
proper food and ear" II might have
lived, and you can imagiu" what the
poor woman must suffer
The husSIni has been sick and ont OF
wuri,, and no money is left for urCc~si-
ties The outlook is bad but II is lust
such eases we are trying To help and We
hay" the satisfaction that we DO not
always fail
The evening world., 1893-07-18

An excellent means of preventing sun
burn is to wash the face every day,
previous to going out, with solution
made by dissoving ten grains OF borax
and one dram of alum in pint of
water. Washing the face with butter
milk several times Il day is also u good
method Of preventing sunburn. The
following old-fashioned decoction is
not only generally successful in keeping
away sunburn, but Is one Of the best
The evening world., 1893-07-18

The Eton jacket is the most popular
waist this season. If we could see
ourselves as others see US, perhaps
many women would have that back
changed which rambles apparently aim
lessly upward to the shoulder blades
and is the most awkward form Of
dress that can be imagined.
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ask for money TO put the plan into
general practice. Nothing that is ahso-
lutely necessary to the health Of the
city's people can be too expensive. There
Is no doubt that the water needs purify
ing. If there Is "A practical system
by which 1t can be made and kept pure
no matter of dollars should bc allowed
TO stand In the way of public safety.
The evening world., 1893-07-18

DiVan cuaons of RAINBOW" silk are
just no" ihNvor. This material, while
having GrSdwork of white, is cloud
ed with raipw tints, shading it in
most eXquisit fashion cluster of
these richly Nerrd cushions unon a
low couch or Van nrcs,rts an exceed-
lhSi9 iuA4iiouSppearanCc
The evening world., 1893-07-18

There Is woman In Sitka known as Prin-
cess Tom who is very rich. She at one time
had three husbands, but she has become
Christianizsd and has discharged two. She
is an extensive trader, Is known all over
Alaska, and wears upon her arms thirty gold
bracelets made out oil $50 gold pieces
The evening world., 1893-07-18

The new patterns in wall paper are
designed in very light shades. The fig
ures are small and contrasting colors
are easily seen. The borders are deep
and the picture mouldings are of oak or
walnut. Care should be taken to have
the furniture coverings. carpet and
paper blend, and the lighter the colors
selected this season the better.
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A Friend OF tho Babies.

To t.e Editor:
lnclosed please flnd check for 81. 30 which
collected for your Sick Babies Fund among
few acquaintances. Hoping this amount.
though small, VIII DO OF some bencnt to your
worthy charity, remain, with hest wishes,
AFRlEND OF THE BABIES.
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Eisem an Sisters Fair.

To the Editor;
grand fair was held at Rochester ave.
nue., corner OF Fulton street, on saturday,
July 10. for the bcnent OF the Sick Rahies'
Fund. IN" neighbOrS kindly donated various
presents thauking them for same. Ihc
amount received was $S.45. The iair W as
managed 10y irene and Maud Eisc'nan. Wish
ing success to 'rhc World Battles Fund,
IRENE ElSEMAN, aged twelve years
MAUD EiSEMAN, aged ten years,
brooklyn.
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Pure Whit. T,DLish To,reIiin0.

Turkish towelling in pure white 10
considered the most correct thinS fer
the covering of chairs and couches IN
the Summer sitting-room. The towel
ling, while apt to show dirt more quick
ly than other fabrics, may yet be sent
to the washtub, its place in the mean
time being taken by fresh set of the
same. whence 1t emerges as daintily
fresh and attractive as ever.
The evening world., 1893-07-18
Il Buby's Feet and Hands

A bahy's feet, like sea shells p,nIr
,y.rh, $780,. '' P'iih'
Night tempt, should heaven see meet,
An angels lips to kiss, we think,
baby's feet.
NO rosebuds yet yet by dawn impearled
match, even in loveliest hands.
Ihe sweetest flowers in all the world
babys hands.
-Algernon Charles Swinburne.
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pcftict n =.

underwear plated hsehair peta which
The the petccat good strong alpaca
which out two lengths the wewdh material the
adeepshaped pa The n starts directly from the
when plated enghwlse
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BABIES MUST NOT DIE.
Friends of the Fund Have Already
Contributed $4,000.
TIE Arverne Benefit Melted Over
One Hundred Dollars.
Other Contributions Made the Days
Receipts $235.65.

All letters containing nancy for the
sick I'm b.cs' Fund shouid lie addressed
TO "Cnshicr oi WORLD, Pulitzer Duiid.
ing. Scw York Ciiy."
Donation Of clothing, &c.. should be
fourth street.
The evening world., 1893-07-18

Judge Moore by his decision has opened the
way for q systematic attempt On the part Of the
Mayor OF Brooklyn to discrcdit the Judgment OF
the Hrand Jury, GnI to convict of perjury wit.
ne'ses t"sti'yins In confidence and under time.
honorcd Safeguards OF iuyiolaDity. We do not
believe that any public enl viii be promoted by
Ito procedure. cauuIchend murn harm from
the Establishment OF vicious and revolutionary
1 rrrc1rnt
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Jersey City Fair.

To INC FdUIVOr!
Inclosed hnd go, the proceeds OF fair held
by three little girls Mt the residence OF Bar
bara Dusel, l Henry place. Jersey city. which
We hope Will do some good to the poor cuil.
dreu. BARBARA DCSEL,
KATIE DISEI,
ALlNk BRONILARD.
The evening world., 1893-07-18

Mr' Hladstone Is quoted against
rehch gowns and tight waists. He
Nouiu De glad to see all women dressed
Fm arr robis' without belts or collars
Du' 'he wise Old statesman frankly ad
mits mat ha hasn't said much on The
subject lie, as good Home Ruler
undoubtedly appreciates the danger of
try.ng to interfere with the home rule
rignts OF wcmanknd in matters of dress
ard fashion.
The evening world., 1893-07-18
Chester Park Fair.

To the Editor
lnciosed please fnd postal note for 80 for
the Sick Babies Fund, the proceeds OF u fair
held at chester Park by four little girls. Al
though small amount, they hope 1t may do
some good. STELLA HAYES.
NELLIE BURRELL,
CARRIE HAYES,
LILLIAN GRABBER.
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Young Actor Tyran Make. a HIT.

As result OF the exceedingly enjoyable
and amusing entertainment given by Mr. j.
Hraudon lyman NJ the Athcnnum. one Hun
drrd and fitty-nuh street and Amsterdam
aveLuc, on Friday evening last, Sol has
been added to the Sick Babies Fund.
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ViO,etta- That's AL.

pretty little black eyed girl, in a
pretty trimmed pink frock, came
into "Tho Evening World' office yester-
day afternoon with her mother and gave
81 for the Sick Babies Fund
Whats the name, please?' was
asked.
"Nioletta."
"Niolctta WHAT
Just Niolctta-that's ALL"
"Whoro do you live?'
"Ncw York-that's all. Good day"
And the modestest mite that has yet
to the Babies Fund smiled
pnd left the office.
The evening world., 1893-07-18

IL mas been decided at Denver to send
1ree-siiVer missionaries to hold meetings
through New York state. Thos, col
orado fellows are right on their metal.
sure enough.
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Sowing schools Donation.

TO 'le Editor:
lnclosed you w!ll md 81 for the sick Fables
Fupd given by he cedar Street Sewing
school, The members o! thiI club are,
NAL u illLL,
ANNIE SANDMAN,
FLORENCE SPRUlLL,
MAY Hi l.,
fllFN JOHNSTON,
FLORENCE COLEMAN,
MAIZE FEIiRENBACH,
No. 30 Cedar street, brooklyn.
The evening world., 1893-07-18

NOBODY seems to realize any moro
iuliy than the Il road magnatcs that
they needn't, as present Indications go
set ihto perspiring state Of hurry over
those Rapid Transit propositions.
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j. BRANDON lyman.

Mr. lyman I, l.e Youngest member OF thf
Aucyl'an acaiclnN uf Dramatic Arts, and
mas gwen every rromse oi agrcat future ny
his p'rtul nance on tAlS occasion. As Fem
Feathcrstone IN GIundy's Cele Grated play o
Shn"tn ne achieved signal success.
HIS rendering Of the part 0! tuc yogtAlUl
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proposed method OF purifying Gro
Ton water Is said to have been set aside
as 100 expensive. Trials OF the process
are now being made, however, and if
successful the Health Department may
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FREE DOCTORS STORIES.


This morning. in West Forty-cighth
street, | treated II child for condition
mat always awakcns my deepest sym.
Pathy. Th" poor child was fcverish from
pain and looked pale and worn.
None of us remember cutting our first
set of teeth, but We have all of us had
thlS forgotten experience rrmrdcd hy
the appearance later In life of several
disaErecahlr wisdom teeth sent us ON
purpose 50 that we could sympnthi2"
with IN" babies when cutting Il far
larger number.
W he can measure the misery of these
lllll" tots except by their fuVrriSh con
ultinh ana their carew "rn expression and
their lack of resistance to unfaNUrah,c
conditions of life? The entry In my note
book, "b. r., might be mistaken Tor
SOM thing else besides disturbances OF
tocthing, but II could NOT be- mistaken
for "A condition more fruitful Of dis
ease and death.
iiy caring for such children as little
Emily, much suffering Is relieved and
much serious disease warded on
Up the stairs, out on the roof, over
the fences, through the scuttles. down
again into the streets. from house to
house, from family To family. seeking
tn" sick and needy ones.
Ihus "" go on from day to day, and
many Il surrOwiul story We hear, many
sad sights We see.
'uut of work, out of money, child sick
and no one to help us, all alone
An, tn" misery that one sees when
on such a mission. and We cannot help
being impre ssod with the fact that a
great amount OF good can be done with
a small amount of money and few
kind words and deeds.
Tn" many thankful words and the
''iOi bless yOus' "" hear, the tears
Of grattud" "" see, all tell us how these
efforts that are being put forth are ap.
prcciatcd and of the good that is being
done.
Yesterday, upon visiting very poor
family and doing "A little act of Kindness
showing friendly and symunihiHiup
spirit, wordr secm to fail them in giving
expression uf their gratitude.
1t was not much / did, yet ii was NOR,
to them than words could tell. This Ger
tanly is an effort that H. being made n
the right direction. and those who hav,
and do contribute to this Fund may
know that much good Is being done
many hearts are made happy, and many
burdens removed.
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Knows What Sickness Is.

To the Editor:
Inclosed ma ID cents for Sick Baby Fund.
We had Il sick baby and can sympathile with
OF theirs whose homes nave sickness. f. 5.
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a
an
he
worked throughout
appred
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Li;tle G.r.s. Little Fair.

TO no TNIIOT
incloscd please tnd sl25, the proceeds OF a
litrc talr given by two little girls, who con-
trIuute !. TO the comfort or the SICK babies.
KATIE 81 IllERLASp,
MARTHA NlllON.
EasI Eighty-third street.
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lie is trJgudlil, ISM h, mamma
asked the small person Who observes.
ny, no, dear lie doesn't act, What
made you think so?"
Why, look how he drOgs Lis feet when he
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j Great H..

Eallle-JaE"uy wen, iu TIE Fourth o, July
fancy TALL lis a toy mstl
l'aZIIc- Was Ils lmlc'-1uatlnn a success!
lalGlr-lc,. 81 much 80 'nat he dluu't
know when he was iyudri.
The evening world., 1893-07-18

Boston got reminder We
pasepal Is not yet altoget
science in New York. '"S'
The evening world., 1893-07-18

New York got Dr. Meyer, the pol
soner' because she asked for him by
telegraph. Now to see If justice can hc
as swift all the way through.
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for din,ona,ic ,,oi,,, - Trring
snd EngIopd o,.nr -, "anCc
'''N ''''''''7 ~ hu'ion
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The occasional horse-car in Broadwa,
u the truckman's delight by its ail
he can safely block whole row of IN,
hated cable cars.
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To the Editor
Kindly accept the inclosed 30 cents for the
sick Babies Fund. God bless your noble
efforts. OLD BACHELOR
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375,0OO PerDay.
Returns, Exchange List and All
Free Papers Deducted.
A TESTIMONIAL.

"1he undersigned ddrertisers in Ne'r
work City, haring teen inpited to ez-
''apnne all books and accounts relating
",o the circulation Of THE WORLD,
"certj,y that they haze arailed themselves
: ''eJ tic incitation, and that they hare
traced the circulation in rarious periods
from tho contracts for the supply Of
"paper to the bank deposits Jor the salcs
"g the paper. They hare verified the
"pu6hshtd statements of circulation, and
"are Satisfied Of TIER accuracy, and
"that the net actual, bona fde, paid cir
"tulation Of THE WORLD. Morning
"and Ecening Editions, per day fer the
"sia days y the seeek tnded MUch 1871,
1888, after deducting all return papers.
'Jree paper. and erchanges, ,oas 375 900.
"BLOOMINGDALE BROS,
"by L. W. BioomingdaIe.
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"per II. c. AiIaire.
Accountant
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Advertising rlanager.
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Accountant.
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Like the old and unfailng sum
friend that it is comes the story"
Thorough renovations at the VIII
House"
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Here's a Nice Gift.

To the Editor:
Inclosed ind check for s?5 for the Sick
Babies Fund. Yours, X. S. Il.
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KNOCKED our FOR GOOD.

The athletic clubs and other rnterpris-
ing institutions at which large sums of
money are raised and paid to profess
Siunal puElists to pound and puumrl
each other :" "a finish " are thrown into
the shade for some time to cCmo. How
spiritess and trumpcry must the "sport"
app"hr when compared with thc grand
exhibition given yesterday afternoon
without IA ''purs"" in the vacant lot at
ftfty-sevcnth street aud Eleventh
avenue.
Before the clubs" in presence OF dis
tinguishei citizens from all parts. mrr-
| chants, bankers, brokers. lawyers. pub
| lie officials and politicians. a scrap" is
| occasionally Witnessed with keen dcllgh.,
| In which the cumhatants wiad ur with
blacken"d eyes. broken NOSES. split lips,
| swollen heads and bruised bodies. 20 the
| qualification of tn" refined spectators.
| iiut ON the Eleventh avenue battle
| ground yesterday, inthcprescnCe of five
| or six hundred people. two heroes met
| in :nc prize ring and fought with "a
| icruCity that would have sent Il club"
| Wild with enthusiasm, until at last Il
| 'thundering smash" in the jaw. which
| sounded like the crack of "A truckman's
| whip" sent one Of the Comhatauts ITO
| sleep" Hut it was the sleep from which
| hero is no awakening here. The man
was dead.
Then FOR the first time IA solitary ro-
liccmun, after the style Of Novelist
'Jam"s's SOLITARY hors,man," Wa, seen
slowly approaching the battle ground.
>, ne crowd dispersed, the body of the
- enty-four- -ycar-Oid athlete was Cartcd
- "ay, some gossip went to carry the
'es to his widowed mother. and the
H"h ry policeman sauntrr"d down Ia
y '"' alton to report the incident to his
II S'rIert and enter it ON tho nlotter
20 no" Ime ana insipid, after this splr-
'''' seq, must the club "eycnls" APP
''', II" even excepting tho expected
l. ,"''''. u ever comes oGf-hotwcrn cor.
y n"' ana Ttchrn. The clubs are MT
'c !" ], az Cmparch with these opnn-air
ofo"h d"NIiht entertainments.
4 II was poss'G for crowd of $40 pco-
D.. ,I' To make hIsy preparations ior a
"lN"th' pIl"'-Uht at the foot OF West
'"'N-'Fh'h sure, yesterday afternoon,
10Y Two men l" STR, and prepare for the
''Hha'' Tor ON" oI hem to fan unIpr "A
kN''E-"ut blow, NicA subaoguru. ~
proved Ia'ai Tor all tsa tc hapurn with,
"N' "rlnsinE "A policcn,n even into tin,
v SIGHT or The d,s'rdrrly hing. Vet Il WA.
i known long ago that tn locality wlor,
the iight occurred was onejn which .unh
an event. or worse, might ,ome T., ms.
It at amy moment. Is there q, field h,.r,
e Tor an Inquiry from Police Haadquar.
i tcrs?
The evening world., 1893-07-18

The Chicago gradeci s,ra t. ouoo
more in deadly evidence, - '''''
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Now is the time to
In a melting mood. '''" W. "''
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Gates Avenue Fair.

To the Editor
We seven little girls OF Gates avenue held a
| tile fair saturday, July IL, for the bencnI
" the sick Baby Fund, ana We hope II VIII
10 them good. We have made $3.50.
Mabel froome, Floreu Hunter,
Josephine Kelly, Edith Dick,
Florence BroOme, harriet johnson,
Luna irwin.
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szard.