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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-13
srJrRlyrryDrNrS VISIT TIE cr7r HOSPITALS

Thc visiting eupcrln;ondorts ~ the training
schools ipr nurres. VINO have been In convention
flr tine Last four days. spent -" Who'll" OF ycstcr-
GIv % tpur ~ i-si ccton through IN" hospitals
This cts. This an invitation extended
ir.r1 u. the city tr. ming school superintendent.
Who received them. IRE visiting dclego'es made
th0ir visits groups II five pix. THIS ended The
v''k 49, the convention
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cOrRT OF APrEALs cALNNnAE.

Albany Jan i2.Thc Court or Appeals VIII ooa-
vtn" Nonl1y when judge Bartlett VII take
bis sca; Oh the bench =; the ars: time To .,.o-
ton picnIlr for II l2ay g. no.. 3d. 81; ~ ~
,2l. rs. ~ 49, 12i. as, -. No. 7B
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TESTING THE STRENGTH or y PULL"
THE JURY DISAGREED ~ TIE LAriiAM-NouIE
SUIT FOR DAMAGES

THE JURY DISAGREED ~ THE LAftiAM-%oHI.E
SIT FOR DAMAGES
The Jury in the sui. OF William Il. Lspham
against ex-secre;ary John ". Noble. f,r <2i.oD
damages. disagreed yesterday hoforc judge La
combe in the United States Circuit Court
The suit was brought by william Il. Lapham.
former chief clerk of the stationery ana printing
division Of the Interior Department. 1t is based on
the following circular. isguod By Mr. Nob'e on
March y. 1872:
In order that there may BE- no misapuroh Cnsion on
the part Of persons intending To- submit hilS ffr
furnishing envelopes and sfatontr" ior the MS" ~
Informed that an, Interference on the part OF Nr.
W. Il. LIphan. former chief Of the atOn.ry and
printing division. with ihc business IN any y.
VIII not be t. the Interest If any person o.: al m
Represented.
Mr. Lapham IS a cousin 81 The late scnet.r Lap
ham. After loayinc the Government service. h.
became a broker With j. \ -. John. Their snec1liy
being the Furnishing ~ Government supplies.
George Miller. Of 80 q. Danno-si. and SIR go.
Johl testified a.: tho paint" hat or tr' -
the circular t.'r col.l no go hTr f.'s v4t. .'r.
City Of W2eh.ar;ru
l;x-Secrc,ary Notic took the w.in..e Stand a nis
own behalf. he d.ni"l that n hsl aAt malice
toward LdpIa"i. Norl Nfs c1aI' 20 MIA tlHt iI-
ders hclirv Il t9c llainnn - nave great t'il ~
influence with To-" Department. a"l r. N.slrl -
have IL uud, rs'o0I That awards V'..d Boz made
regardless 90 Llphrr.
Lapham's succo. sor rs eide; clerk. W.. NAM
II Martin. nal also hclrl .h,t the pant0 VS.
credited with ha, u- "pnl" vith the D' iartulrrt
he prepared circular. setting for;7 nat any sJ.H
rrmor was f1,s' Mr.. N1o.r il.! Inserted l.tl-i'S
name ia the Circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-13

TESTIMONY IN THE AUSTIN CASE ABOUT
ALL ~.
THE DEFENCE sTEENGTHHXs IT'S cAsE-Evi-
prNCE OFFERED ~ REuyTThL By

THE DEFENCE sTRENGTHENs IT'S CAsE-Evl-
pENcE OFFERED IL REurTTAL By
ADIRONDACK woODsMEN.
Practically all the testimony had been given in
the suit against the Mutual Reserve Fgni LIE
Association Cor 1900 The insurance the life Of
John G. Austin The macs o. evidence to show that
the Insured man not drowned on July t. 1921,
OF Manhattan Beach. was increased by the defence.
Several persons asserted that they saw Austin at
the country home Of hi friends TIE La marches. on
the Shrewsbury River ar r. the date Of his alleged
death. Tho plaintiff J. +. Austin tho brother II the
insured man ana executor OF his estate combaied
the theories of the defence with some reDuttal tes-
mony. Both sides viii sum ~ Monday. The case
is before Judge Patterson and jury in the Supreme
Court
Mrs. John Fitzgerald whose husband the gardener
al the Ia Marchc place. cd on Thursday q seeing
Austin on July and November -. 1851 gave tes-
mony corrobora;ory OF his. She had heard the ser
wants talk Of seeing Austin shortly after his sup
posed drowning and had herself seen him ana
Henry La Marchc in November James G. Apple
gate. neighbor Of the Fi;zscraide. 1t their
home on November -. 1871, when Austin and his
companion drove up. Frederick po!hemus, Red
Bank hackmnn. testified - driving tie two men to
the La Marchc houec OF that November evening.
Al these persons Identified Austin by the Bis por-
trait OF him shown them by Colonel James. Here
the dcf,nc, rested.
"'9 iAil'FfE, tH' HlSt fbHoFl'th HbViTlih' N+'o
testified for the insurance company. was called in re-
but:a by Mir Trul. but his former story was not
shaken. Some Of tHe witness had t9i Of Aus
tin going 10 II place called FcntcI's No. in The
AdlrOndacks. ia August. 1892 .ohn &. r'aton,
owner OF that establishments declared that he saw
Austin each year from las 30 iS.p but ha" never
So eos on him "iier that. lula E.a frnion had
also seen Austin for several year. up - 1890. but
after tidt l." never ~ Fcnion's 40. I.
Sevoral witnesses were then called 10 cast a.
credit the testimony of FtZg raid. mir. Mary
Darcy. of No. 100 West i'ifty-thirl-st.. formerly
Grant at ire i,a Marchc nous declared t2at Fit|-
aeTIld had tried 10 br:Ac her to testify thrt Fh'
too. had Austin on Ju;y o. 1891. he had made
the Offer In tn" prescnc' OF her husband. Michael
and o. L1wrenr Hickey. a coachman These two
corrohOratod her The Trial was then adjourned
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DIRT CALENDARS For ro.pAl.

Up Yesterday before Judge Trua. in the Supreme
C0cc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-13

The committee os the NewYork Presbyiery ap-
pointed last Monday to provide relief for TIE sUf-
feiing poor through the Presbyterian churches and
chapels mas selected as treasurer Logan G. Mar
ray. viCc-presidcnt of the Tralesrnen's Bank, No
2N Broadway. to whom checks may be sent The
Rev DR. George Alexander. of the University Place
Church Is chairman of the committee. ana the Rev.
John T. Devns. of Hope Chapel, No. 500 East
TCurth-st. is secretary.
The evening world., 1894-07-19
THE pEMocRATic REVOLT.

Tn. House aud Senate contrrrec- on
the Tariff hll have agreed to Disagree,
and the report to that erect with I've made
10 the House to-day.
The senate, under the lead " Senator
German il nrstinatrly resolved 10 adj
here TO the interests Vt the trusts The
Democratic house and the Democratic
President stand Nv the Democrats
pledges " tar,n reform an which the
present Administration and the present
Nousr were clrr,ri 10y the people ami
through Witch the great revolution In
the Scnatc Was accomplished The hat
tie Is one W NruAi,tN against priu.
ciple The Democrats who have
deserted their party AMI united with the
Republicans In AN rrrurt to continue the
MCKINLEY tarin have simply sold them
selves ~ the sugar. coal and iron trusts
bribery and corruption have done their
work The trus; crnspirators ihNaten
that II the Gormau bill - not accepted
the MCKINLEY tarin shall continue Many
Of the Democrats insist that legislation
In the interests " the trusts would I've
worse than ne legislation at all.
Meanwhile the bankers and business
men " Chicago give voice t. the senti-
ment % the whole business community
when they send telcsrsm to the Senate
and the nouse. saying The whole
country demands that ConSress termn-
ate the pending tarir legislation imme-
diately. Failure tc dispose " the Ques
ton quickly viii work incalcu,ahle lose
and irrerarnhlc injury to financial and
industrial interests"
These are wrris ~ truth. The uncer-
tsiuty that now hangs over the country
is the cause " the PARALYSIS ~ business.
the lack nt employment, and all the evils
from which We suffer And Democratic
traitors are responsible for II,
The evening world., 1894-07-19
SrllL rANN CNNE

Vas warning The ENea!nS wcrl4"
GTEervI YESTERDAY N recvrSucr ~ y,sI-
lNNHs IN the rivers Snl eAy wAs NOT
s1>NAen ttNS sS>Na YESTERDAY. between ;
ana e'clr>k in the eNea,uS. the I-,,u
sIe~ns>AI Pegasus len Der yer a, the
tS>i ~ West Twenty talUl street tN-
NNney Island she hai a uSht lSSt 81
rassSossgA less than hundred. On
eNSu1
When ire Pegasus ~as ABREAST .. tse
White Star line pier sAs Mas run mtg
snA badly crushed ~ the sSris stock
yard sAAl the Gsn Nr\Ul,cuSh All
isS:s wc&!& GSSS:!Sss SGNS Svsa ~, =.
NE u The trCve - the cr!Assra hsa MT
driven The Pegasus sSs.usI ne Waite
S'Ar ScSA, MhsC~ she rSulA! eI 'Ararlsd
THIS enabled Cart Massey - sex -,
pAn.>-st rtcken passengers cato the GtNck
arrrNss a SsuSp!AnA
-: co-rss. lAr-S a tie customary tax
AeHSt SIGNALS a. sells aad yvNr.sA. ..
engines An1 ni>~u L-r>tAu1luss ArA a
IhAt MI = IS evident ;Aese mast -
sTSss LsrrrAcS< ~ car~.e>sas>s N ,ss
pNTI q ia>se tntrusIel NftN tss osNtSa
zion Il c>a,s, All remedy c4Sa. - -
applied essSgS = tsrvts.s SA.Am.gy -
c-rA
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TAX DODGERS

When the greatest 81 all tax dodgers,
the late Jay Gould, Was alive. he raid
taxes On one hundred thousand dollars
worth " personal property. This he
Afterwards generously raised 10 nNe
hundred thousand dollars.
when Jay Gould died he left personal
property e. the value ~ between sixty
and seventy million dollars. and a great
portion CT II WAS not subject TO any
tax.
This year the Tax Assessor. here nxed
the value rf the personal property II
the Gould estate at ten million dollars.
Th-rcuprn the executors and trustees
under the viii OF the late Jay Gould
George j.. Edwin, Helen Nj. and Howard
Gould. ~ into the Supreme Court and
plead that they have no taxable yer
sNnsl property here inasmuch as they
reside and Do business In Tarrytown,
and are assessed on the personal prop
erty " the estate at that place and pay
their tax there,
Three et the executors who swear they
live at rarrytoMn are assessed this year
on one hundred and nifty thousand dol
lars fNrmerly they were assessed at
nifty Thousand for all They pay a
total TAXATION this year Of between six
and seven thousand dollars
! George Gould NOW tNinS the noble
army " TAX dodgers, ami transfers his
residence 10 Lakewood II he 4. a.
fortunate as his brothers and sister.
he Will get er with a personal assess
I Iueni On rtty thousand dollars, OF siN
| hundred and seventy ave dollars taN
/ The Constitutional I'SrNrnth,n - ncx
In session. Ought u ~ es possible tor
people 10 cheat the tax laws IN this
| manner lN>es any one Relieve that
the business q the GSuli family IS dane
IN larry town ana Lake~INNd' That Il
Is 1UsI and honest that their take.
should se pSIi there
/ pSSsi not something ~ X done &
put = stop - this IAN AHGkiuk'
The evening world., 1894-07-19

Heres = great little strl. bless her
bis N;tie heart She is soins ~ d.
grand thing for the sics babies. who
need all the assistance they can get In
this awful trying weather.
She Is 4 baby herselt-Raey Francis
bat shs has u regiment OF srrwu people
at her command, and II she succeeds in
aStng what she promises in this letter
she viii be the sponsor for the biggest
vaudeville festival ever given in this
country
oa SATURDAY.. Jalr A. RSsk,~sy Reach
haey FrNncis d,ushIsr q: Mr. Lev Ne.4s u
wreer ana kvlAs retter known as the German
n AID .; The HeniuE wor'l. s,,N R,ey
Erna The e,gcnss, " tAe entertainment Ntn
sntrv srUs. receipts viii te turned c,sr tc ras
Etntns Woflt for he srNvat ~ re tunA
rhsy h,v. decided to somSias their tNo srau!
the mlleNtns grand array " tsleaI Miss NsSSie
raoe, n. Russell brothers, i,ta. ellison. /,
N.rap ana sf s ana 'j y.m a.'9' a1 .sa
Ns.T' ,s,, .'5 n'r,n5 wG'nos ,n1 SSSEG"II
Nv t,|av,,n S.,,n az NJ ~ 81, H,r,.r
Line u RANmcui ant ths greatest putsh team
enier the ssn. wees- and Reds Tau. iusur,us
- Nne " the srAnies; entertainments ever sNeh
The ge'tormAns- Nh he uais- tie psrscusl
hSFef''NsA ~ NSSsF q fletis lSvr> lLrly
Many FRANCIS.
Per rs,er CLARK req wsstr .pi reid,
Isn't that masusncen, array OF en-
tertainrrs' Have YOU ever seen 50 many
vaudeville stars together in a single bill
before Talk about YOUR music festivals
and dramatic festivals This Is a vauie
willie festival that Will MI Rcckaway
Reach ~ NNerHcwinx on the ntsh; y:
july y 1t Is the sreatesi thins ~ its
i Kind ever lNNpcriNSd
kAeN Francis - trump. Her father
. CuSai - Re as ne probably "a, vrrui y,
! her. The vaudeville profession should
I take Ae- - rs bosom With Joy We
wish her success kurrAh tNr SAhy
/ Francis MAY her eCSrts for the SICK
babes ~ the ,snersnIs er.pS rSsUi -
taAi viii Surr,Ass all records
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SlASHED WITH A PENKNIFE.
Counors. an Ex-Con~iet. Held In
$1,000 for Assault.

Ichn Cuts,ey. oE y Bowery. with his
sace swcusn Act Read s~Athed IN hArt-
ages sprSa-e3 =; the Tcnes Court th:s
morning sEziust john VI. Ccnncrs ac3
John w. Ryan
Cocrc-s. tie police say. IS sn e1-coc-
Wet. AID lives s; - Pearl street
RyA2 lives So A. Eas; Twentieth street
Shortly acysr Midnight SUiS,ey AID
,-tsat we're set vTc- ~ a ssrs resr
Canal street who Attempted - rce
;Ssr,. Cr!s!ey SHOWED 1sAL and va.
>;cSei y re :a:z AT holy. TIE gang
.Nl--N@1 H= - Hester street vh--s
CNrc--s. - alleges s.AsAr3 A.- .C--
c--ss - re h-At WITH 4 pS-szFe
re -Nis- - - TOW E---S -IsG Police
--Rc Gram =, WI arrested SN-k Eyac
sd Cccar-s. When Cc-2ors was
searched -he rs-k-.,s. ccvS-=. VITA
S,CSI ~As scans : his Goa. pCcks-
Justice Ryan As,E Cr1-c-s - S ~
sal :cr t-Al Sysn ~ss held - So
"a. .Nr assault s-E O. Sl=y vas SCI;
- tie House 90 p-is1uSa as witness
The evening world., 1894-07-19
" oRlpLINGS,

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1914 r. r-- --a, IS S-s->.z -4-. -
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Ar,A- A.Aa,z. ss'7r. -, rrgss 49, 80 s-s.ss
rva> -&
~. =. .--ssss \ -, y a -. a-rv-
- EN--, .saAs..Aai $3.50 .ss $3.50 sac
Ssr o. 1s-s :z- - s-cI ~ Y ~ /
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IL ss-!s 4 aa@sazag ss,srs ss osSNa . Pant
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The evening world., 1894-07-19
Thumb-sucking Again.

Il tie Eater:
H,v.. a7ti,~t several articles kssfed nsse'
.gckias Il. II ansver to ''A;,aa:ie Hselas6T
le,re-. which failed to rsat, I will s,isvss
= give her . susssstioa: Any tsatiss vhs ne
Ls.s e--hotsnta t,o~s TIE eorseeus,1o q
;AEze-sg-k.ag n ehili-en eurtrs the sruytsn 4
:Asl- teeth II hrt-E, ca Z positive tsssecy
;"sI-ds acquired oral tsforaitiss. which sssss
n .;h.-rts. pretty yoras girl to ether ss9 Ne
3s.c-z.ty tAru1gA II. or 10 sgce- . pa.ntd sna
ls-E-sy treatment with . eorrespoo ainsh hsn
Zee, II order 70 even partially correct tie hfse
zlI-i:ies .. s.- teets- wItA51t going any fzfsas'
rss-. vezlt ADVISE the mother % gst sus
pcste-et sococ-as sioes and rub sans . ~
,NI-s thEaa I; be.ag intensely bitter ~
ca!!t VII 70, - likely 70 % into traiaia %
cv.-co=. hs- .!iike 10 IT, ne cciy phyaosaeeaa
-se-t -. 1ccser seed have fea, Of II - =
ailz:s s=a-tities will - i,s toaie sfset . ~
G'lsa;a-y eAnAi. .ssis-inS TIE tsssxi's pssssa|
strengthening tie muscular ahrsa &c u
sans rsrs:s:sscy 10 praetissd ~ lie notAs u
.rr,yt-y he alcss a. ~ the ehfld rueking ~
tAzas sss nV soos for . speedy cure ~
habit D
The evening world., 1894-07-19
All Three O.. the Same Road.

= Il. Et.ts-:
.-I.:l. =" AL u . CO ecrc-oV.r,r VIA
''Fcz-'' :. r1;hsr ,z-sinE l. seems 10 ne Sat
;h-ss thr-- e~si F-epl. I-- - tiEe-,nt rrs.s
~htca ultimately Isa4 to tie san. scs!-the s.s-
r,ticc q ;ss sts-tI-t :; -e--liry. I D c.
-s7--ss=s ,ss ;l,ss .; F~oF.. SIC sti-k ts ss1st-
r.-rs a.. esitsts tsAi they received vesa very
s-AI Az c.a asVsr re themselves & re e:n
& cary ,-1=l.s il rr-ss-y til-s r.t szatAy-
.csoc-. ~es-. ;he RI. Is: Dc IcI ihi=i. To
as s=.z-.:e g.. esIev-"'
Il I, a.. "a per esa; * ;ss s-nAa family
,hi-k .s- tsross,V-s - 80 esut- ts.-k as cae-s
{, ~ rs- es-t - -; :-r= iay oP.-i-a A. AL
'I-:,. : e-.--Es :; ;As secc,i c-ass Fogr''
= lie t.sc-sztoc Sens = I,c- IA; s,g;c vita
III As ~ ecall --i.l ~th te-:--ecL Tes
ra..asu; ss -aGs. ~s.:s Is vshs1-nty re-
.s-:et ,;h- LAla--s zi-r.l.i u pials staIs-.o-
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The evening world., 1894-07-19
Commuters Are GouSed.
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N-.a: vs--ca' -. r--..sy s.as =, -, suls-
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say L,i2A . eo-nIts- sasGlt 20 Allowed -
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tg,' =. GIry pGa-ass II lie nc1tA. way
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, ,cnts csc tea 7.sa IL. - sg.t. Al
zen . ?ocr ~, VIC HIVES &, ;as Tzsg-es
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Lax Esavsn : AZ looEi,s ~ As, EI-sr
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The evening world., 1894-07-19
UNORESSEO IN THE STREET.
Negro Went Calmly to sleep
while crowd Looked On.

A, 4, c'c!N>k th's morning , ;sM sc>.-
lcckics r,@iSt:o, wearing eN>t clothes
Ana a rAIIy rnustSShe. sACrts-ed non
cha!A,t,y down sixth avenue with a.
ALI .: e2aGL
\, tie sc2;awsS. corner % twenty
slss;h s;-~~t hs s;cppe3- stretched IS
arms yA~nrt an1 ssrei sHcut NscAat-
". Ern.l,y - .c-et his coat. -hen us
~als;coAi. t0,.c~laS Z, ~ with other
SU-i:Sas .: rs sTSarel Until he AAt
rN3-Set us raIns-t Gcwr % 3 single
ss-Ie GcGs-shtrt. AMI sIS>3 su--ru=3-
e ~ !. sa2'Tk e7'Ht, :, =.
s-rl-NCcAsG cash garment; a. he tS-s1 :;
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- - csssrVsa :. uts.. aa1 rs
ro-s~1 -" y beams = ;A;tcS - ias
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The evening world., 1894-07-19
Washing Hosiery.

One Of the most persistent causes OF
worry and torment OF the economical
housewife Is the extravagant fashion
cotton hosiery has OF fading. One good
rule 1. to buy the best. for though the
first cos, is greater the result pays by
showing clear fast colors instead OF
streaked effects. After the first washing
very few fancy coIors can pass through
the ordeal OF the wash-tue without
growing dlngy. Strong salt water is
advised by some laundresses, while
others adhere to ammonia water. Sugar
OF lead water is held by certain excel
lent housekeepers to be the best thing
10 preserve the color in cotton stock
ings All stockings should be we'll
shaken eefor. being washed in plenty
Of fresh. clean suis. Rinse them vel!
The evening world., 1894-07-19

FWTEVF
held tar On n. Sidewalk in front OF nv
house 50 iN,,n, street. last ssturiAr In which
~S assisted ,, W, little friend. LILLIAN hfisk.
ons 49, cts illi. Nets, sN Srars old, Mana
lrOst so wears ,lA. Madeline Smith. II, wears
Vli. Matte $. h"ATts. reNcn NtArs OH. sadie
NrAn'rustrln seven weave old, Ethel schwartz.
nine ,sNrs Nj Settle lewis eleven years old
We soli lemonade rkr. fruit and TOYS The
nelsht-rs al VNNrNiiet W. literally. and when
came u count var ash SURPRISED to
tnd the amount - - a. Nv dear grandpa WAS
- yer, Mind ana SELECTED the even money. $50
which I in,INsr NNpIns the babies Will kc-p
veil and have a peasant summer ! sm, Sours
truly. ETHEL SCHWARTZ.
NrNOkiyn n Y.
The evening world., 1894-07-19
Fine Art of Cooking.

The nne art Of cooking consists b
pleasing the eye. as we'll as the pelats
A dish should ever taste better than
looks. Clean. sweet, cool surroundings
comfortable chairs; faultless linen am
shining dishes, pretdly arranged N
the aesthetic insurance Of . nice meal
Table furniture may be Of priceless
beauty. but every article must be d
use, otherwise IT becomes . superhuiu
A crowded table Is never pleasing;
d!she. need relief and the more vivh
the color-such as fruit, salad. Ac.-th
more space should be allowed
The evening world., 1894-07-19
CRoNELL SILL BURNING.
rhe sgraia< Bark Visible from
tlr~ Islsad Last Nixht.

re -~tscc2a Ct: lie -a-es :-,- .ss
s---zs sax Emma C-r<eG xIs -
----s Frs.-.e -As- aga TOM tie E.--
-s.4lt N----= lcssCva-.2c S-a.1a ---
n: zane :-cn sci - tas southwest
- ne .s.4-G
-AsL rW-,.;eL % ne Sr.,ssa sean
$50 .s--1. wa.-a A--vsi ~ tie 5a-
a. - /, .c-oCS .Ast a.g-t from Il I-lya. - =
i2z oL4I.ls CrCS=L Axe g-stsr-Ay alter
1ol1- he reports nat hs paSS<-i me
S-C Esl slSat niles sCUasss " Ere
Ls-alc- The CroNvi Nas burned even
vas Al0nszi3s % her ami ne crew .sr.
strtppia< hsr q shat TIE f4nss had not
destroyed In name OF ras susck
eaale nat be R4ds out
The evening world., 1894-07-19
In LoHe'a Attire.
The attic OF young Cupid's house

The attic OF young Cupids house
I visited one day;
To see the tattered bits Of love
That there were stored away.
For cast-off odds and ends Of hearts
About the place were strewn.
Like baubles OF some other days
That long ago had flown.
But yet. the withered roses there.
Frail wreaths from Loves own tomb
Upon the dusty mellow air
Still shed a faint perfume.
e. p. White.
The evening world., 1894-07-19
BABIES DID THIS.
Raised ESQ Tor the Fund At
Rrocklyu Fair,

SNr'Ga.sN Lac ccCp-lrI t2:e7es;,
s@lw> .s arc-rI!A,!Ne p-cHar;sSH. ana
tse trN-.s made ~ ne ss..i-~n - ~
..eNe the S-Ss-.GS ~ tAs l>Srr l.,,e rnss
NNNse S2N A..sNiA-2ga comes ;A3NSsh
Use SNvH.as W.-.I,' SO FAS!e.
E>-aA AZ s0rN ~ sr~a.e- ana Widening
.-As 80 -ty2.es ~ pal i-s. Wslsa a
HsSs.e $ CAS-, !. 4 Ss Y<sI :ScGs2,
ana gSs ssA-tN TIA: So ;ss seA-,s y.
Use &t:.e 4.sGe2 ss-s >: sheer Aa4 Sc--
;r; riAy ANAys 5Ht 2,kIS SN-tsy
A--...cl yes y res.-Ns Leg N-s.,N
The evening world., 1894-07-19
The Girls Cant work Him.

- ,ss Sdlscr.
;Al-A Sol.Ir-s l-;:-r t,s rs; ,en-lsl,
ave yst sea max Al -a:-s ~ ser ca
Ia 1ts-r nis Il re 'sErs ! Al ,rsa,y-,ar-s
a.; ers4.tsd VIA Eoct t-L .: 7craea .sass
* .-Nsi-ns1tst g. All dat mind u
'n-' -s;asr sr.oy .s- sozpa-y A.,a.uxa I ca,
g. 100 per yea : A. a. st..y susgsa 70 ,-eleN
a ZIG Ice : e az s- a.. tho.. VIC ever
---t . v--S 2. ha7- ac %. -,-el, .,tt.,,.
Sols q ,as s;-s say AZ a.c-. M. s,,
't7sT egt sc ze-a u Al ga RI ''sct,.-y
as-'i - ,v-.-,-a:si s'-.r S0Lys
The evening world., 1894-07-19
Giddy Girl. and HAPPY Hs.se

70 the Etirsr; -
Just ~s-t IA response 70 Mamie H !.
rhsrs Az nAay yeu,x =s,. ssI;9zs "
a-SGAla;aacs :, sGrA ysgny ladies' A.
,aS.rlsly yegas at,ss II her e'sc6ns Il
tAs s-s, 9: wives .a4 tie nsasst q nstss
.sult avs. ''Nrni." 10 sGluVsi' ss
.isPas.t!ca. .as patience .lv,ys s.s her -
True. sitty girls may marry saieais
make slsa.as; ssnss ss tue asa as''ea |.
Gitay girls ist tivcres cases rrs 'sfy s'*
lated N ~ ssuaatios-
YOUNG BACHELOR. rIssAia y
The evening world., 1894-07-19
Mr.. CROKER AT SARATOGA.
He VIII Assist In Mapping Out the
Fau Campaign.

nee: ;; Saratoga next north - -rsp
o2t ;hsir plans trr 'hs Fall campaign.
:; has keen arranged ia, Senators
Ni1 AMI Nu-Thy Richard Croker
Mayor Gi'rcy and Corporation Counsel
Glars viii spend ire i-s. Two weeks
n August ;csether a. to Spr. nc>. The
slate tNr the STATE CcnNsEt.cl Will -
rNs3 up then,
The evening world., 1894-07-19
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