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The evening world., 1894-09-05
THE WESTERN HORROR.

The stories that come from the scene
OF the great forest fires give vivid
description OF the terrible incidents con-
sequent on the calamity. but yet they
convey only a faint idea OF the reality.
People driven into the lakes and rivers
and compelled to remain there for hours
until the fires had burned themflves
out. Men jumping into dry wells to
escape the flames and there slowly sui
located to death without the possibility
of escape.
There were many instances OF heroism
illustrative OF the noble instincts OF some
natures. The telegraph operator al
Hinckley. Thomas Dunn. who remained
at his post until the station was on fire,
to get a despatch through to an out
train which brought II back to the depot
and saved the lives of more than three
hundred people, died OF his injuries yes
terday. William Best. the engineer oil
the train In question, who ran his car:
through the fire and smoke until. as h
says, I'VE were almost breathing FIRE,
tells OF the efforts OF the panic-stricker
passengers to induce the train hands &c
pull out regardless OF the sufferers
simply adding. "Of course. none OF VI
thought OF doing such a cowardly act
He says: I'VE got one hundred HinckieI
people aboard, probably more. and Their
slipped of to pick UP the others who hac
up the track"
The ball for voluntary contribution
| was yesterday set rolling by Henry lrv
ing. the actor, who telegraphed to Act
ing Mayor Mcclellan Ave hundred dol
lars by cable order Tor a Forest Fire
Relief Fund" This is the nrst contri
button received. 1t is TO be hoped tina
1t will be followed by many others o.
like liberality.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Graas hornets.

Grasses from Asia and South America
are imported for lightweight Winter
bonnets. The material is woven into
braids of various widths, and these
braids are plated and crocheted into
fancy patterns and made into the shapes
required. Grass bonnets are as SOFT as
any Of the fine felts, very responsive ana
admit Of the most artistic trimming.
They may be had in fast black ana all
the fashionable shades of brown. IL
remains to be seen whether grass
widows will adopt grass bonnets as the
insignia of their honorable discharge
from the martyrdom of matrimony.
The evening world., 1894-09-05

The Sick Babies Fund is s22'St'oo 10
aav This brings 1t within about s2,ooo OF
the So 900 mark.
There are several large entertainments
% hear from, and the total may reach
the round figure suggested before the
Eurd closes. That would be very nice
This Is the banner year OF 'he ru'u'
and the record should be mace as sp'e"-
did as possible.
The free doctors maintained oy 'he
Fund have saved over 1900 little h'es
during the Summer, furnishing free med
ic,nes in about 5000 cases and giving
clothing and food to many.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
$50 MORE TO $4,000.
This Is the Banner Year Of the
Sick Babies Fund.
The Record Already Made by the
Charity a Splendid One.
Over 10, 900 Tots Have Been Treated
by the Free Do ctors.
The subscriptions.

,.-,.,,. ,,,ro,l.a,.d .,...............t: "a tN ),
Grand Fair. ls3 Reid avenue. Brooklyn,
Milton " strauss and others ........'.. 81"
Entertainments cafe Loseling. III East
r,,,,-. seventh street s. J. Kopettsy
and other, Observation-Disclosures N-'
Pair 200 Third avenue, Betty Asch and
others ..........,......... .''.''''''.'' '''''
Fair. Booth cottage. Long Branch n. j..
Mis-, Hed.is NORMAN ard othert.''.'' sVw
ysI- MaEarunsck Minnie Kas'chau and
others Observation-Disclosures. ...'.'''.'''''''
Fair. Eldsrt street and BushNiek ave-
mn. Brogklyn. Lena schmeils and
other. Observation-Disclosures. ......' .''''' 49,
Fair Young Ladies Kushsqus. N -. N''
Ethel poN.r. go West one Hundred ana
Tx.n'y-t,th street ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "
rn,.-ainment .ts South Ninth street.
pro.klyn. by the Daisy Cub. IL"
Fair Bath Beach. Ethel CArman ana
Others OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ''.''''''''''' =. -
Fair Katie Poole and others ......''''''' ''V
rpt.,,ainm,nt 7.s Gates avenue. BROOK
rn Mr.. sarah Fen and others..'.'''' 'i
Fair sos Division street. Annie Nohen
and others ..........,.s'''''' '''''' ''''
r,,, .o3 Eighth street, Brooklyn, Eorh
T Murdoch and others. .'''''''''''.'..'
r,,, as p.rren street Brooklyn 'u'A
Mitchell and others ...''.' '''''..''',',
Eat, New Rochelle, Alexander sheenA"
ana others
Stand one Hundred and Sixth street ana
Madison avenue Carrie Mineer sno
o,her. Observation-Disclosures
ri, Washington and Front sfee"
p,,otlyn. Mary Smith and others '''''
ssui. NcManus and Sadie Cohen. -
r,ir Long Branch. Franklin fo"' 49,,
and Carrie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" 80
Mania Dose OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ''''''''
.,o,sA. and oak. sale Eleventh s'ree
and second avenue Mhry J. Kelly aha
others .................''.'''''' '''''
r,ir lae Vanderbilt avenue. BTookHh' -.
LILLIAN ponashy and others. .'''.'''.''
r,,- s,s East seventy-h'th street Bertha
Levy and Others. '''''''''' :
r,- sadl. Senior and others ..''.'''''' So
fair :. Flushing avenue. Astoria AGNES -,
| Sullivan and others ..........'..'''''''
,,.,. and cake stand. Eleventh
| ,,,.., and Second avenue Annie heF
| and otherq.............. ''''''''''''-''
-, "a c, Nr-ks place Dore''a free
| man and others .......'''' '''''''''''' =.
Nav Agnes Mulqueen and o'heTs.'''''',''
| uorien.e Ka,zmann and irving NV"
| ,,Ad,,r ..........,,.. .-''.'''''-'''.''.'
r,,r All Baltic street Brooklyn 'os'
| PRINT and oth.rs........,....''.'''''
Lillian voEel and others. '''''''''..,'''
81, is, First avenue. Walter hlet-
nan anu ........ L.,
n n n :, s,asr street. Brookyn..... lV'
p B.. ........... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS =,
A Krank ................ ..'''.'''''''''''''
charles A. Meyer and others ...'.'''''''' 80
,u,an Levy and Lyllisn GluckenmAnn.. ~
Anthony and Gu.tave Wei"
Aaron and Ferdinand samuels.....''''''. -
The evening world., 1894-09-05
A Cure for Love.

To the Editor:
Take IL OF dislike. ID, OF resolution, ?
gr. Of common sense OF. OF experience, a
large sprIg Of time, OTIS OF the cooling water
o, consideration; set these the gentle FIRE Of
love swecten with the sugar al fOrgetfulness skim
with the spoon Of melancholy, put in the bottom
o. your heart cork 1t with the cork OF a clear
conscience let II remain. and you will quickly
Ind ease and be restored to your senses again.
These things can be had OF the apothecary at
the House OF Understanding. next door to Reasos,
on Prudent street, in the village OF Contentnent.
Take when a spell comes and drink
PROF. KoHLER. Physical Culture.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Wants "LandIord's" Lots.

To the Editor:
It is evident from ''Landlord's' tale Of woe
that he would be a good sinsle-taxer II he were
but "on the other side" He complains that his
land is not worth $1,000 lot Well. under the
single tax nobody would rave to pay any such
eSorbItaut prices for such lots, bu, could use
them for the taxes paid to the state amounting
to not more and perhaps less than at present
Lands would thus surely be opened for use, The
undersigned declares hereby upon his honor that
he will take all such lots for the taxes a,
they can be decided" over to him and pay for a
champagne dinner for ten In addition for ever
lot; and also, upon express condition that h
must forthwith start to improve every lot
mean business. and am anxious TO hear from
Landlord" LASDUsER.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
TIE STATES DISGRACE.

The Elmira Reformatory Commission
held a meeting at the Fifth Avenue Ho-
tel yesterday to hear the opening OF the
defense which Lawyer" WINS sought
to foreshadow in rambling newspA
per article q few days ago. The begin
ming OF the task OF proving the Elmira
torturer a mild and humane man was
not very promising.
The witnesses relied on TO disprove
the charges made on behalf OF the State
are mainly the associate demons OF the
bathroom and the solitary cells who
assisted the Superintendent In his en-
forcement OF discipline. After declaring
that he had never witnessed any EEK
cessIve brutality on the part OF Brock
| way towards his victims, one of them
admitted that he had seen prisoners
struck in the face with the cruel paddle
when they turned their heads to plead
for mercy: that he had washed blood
stains from the walls OF the torture
chamber, and that he had himself
heated the iron hook TO red heat be
fore using 1t to drag refractory prison
ers from the dark cells for bathroom
discipline"
While testifying that the hook woul'
SINCE the flesh. and that some victims
would catch hold OF II as 1t was thrus
into the cell, he was asked whether
was hot at the time. His reply. mad
with a grin. was: Well, l guess the
burned their hands"
This disgraceful trial has disguise
the people OF the State long enough
and II Brockways victims alone ha
testified the evidence would have bee
sufficient TO substantiate all the charge
made against the institution. and I
drive from Office the Superintendent an
the managers. who, for reasons not W
made public. have stood by him in h
brutal methods.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Ethel Powers Fair.

Ethel Powers. III. Oldest daughter OF Phil
Powers catcher OF the Champion CinoinnAiiG and
Afterwards League umpire, vas the energetic
little manager Of a fair held last Thursday,
which will swell The Evening Worlds" Sick
Babies Fund. Miss Po~srs had nine Of the
prettiest young girls Of Harlem as her assist
ants They we're Georgia Powers her ten-y
I'D sister: Lena BaseT. SELMA Ashton Martha
Power Agnes Moclair. Lizzie Mustard. MASgis
Power. Nellie McGregor and Myrtle Glynn. The
fair was held in a vacant store, which deco
rated With rags and bunting. adjoining that kept
~ the PoxsIs family. At ga WsSl One Hundred
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Justice ouigley. in the Gates Avenu

Justice Quigley. in the Gates Avenue
Court. Brooklyn, declared a prisoners
bail forfeited yesterday because the man
was In. a saloon under the courtroom
taking a drink when his name was
called. The Justice also took occasion
20 denounce the location OF the court
room over a drinking place, and said he
should use his influence for a change.
The saloon had become a Longing
place for lawyers, witnesses and pris-
oners on bail. and 80 constituted an an
noying interference with the business
OF the court. The Justices remarks
appear 10 have been timely and well
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Dinner Hints.

Don't allow any unnecessary noise.
Nothing destroys the harmony Of a
dinner so much as the Gathering OF
dishes. Insist on the waiter or walters
wearing light shoes. Serve the food
daintily and hot Cut all cold meats
neat and thin. 1t should go without
saying that pastry should not be given
IN children
The evening world., 1894-09-05
On the Fool-KiIIer's List.

To the Editor:
My attention has been called TO the Letter
Column OF your esteemed paper. What has tho
harmless and long suffering public done to you
that you should open the noodEstes OF imbe.Ility
upon Il thus This torrent OF idoey must b
damned. demand that you inform me as tC
where ! shall end these ''MAmies." Harry
Americans" ''Euglishmen." BLONDES" "DAis,
Bells" Ge have them on the list. and mus
attend 10 them in my othciAi capacity OF
FooL-KILLEn
3li West Fifty-ninth street, New York.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
A Long Branch Donkey Party.

70 the Editor:
lnolosed hni IS. 50. the receipts q 4 donkey
party held at ~ Chelsea avenue. Long Branch.
y. j.. on Friday. Aug. Il. We wish that each
mill would be dollar. but trust that this small
donation may be the means Of alternating the
suferings Of many a sick baby. Each dim.
counts for one dime pinned on the donkey
Hoping in future 10 be able TO do more for you,
good cause are
Mildred Relchenbach, Blanche Rallenb.rk
HarrE lafertv. Dorothy Elsssser,
Milton Ballenberg. Florence BAllenberg,
Long p-anrh v
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Mornins-GIory Poppies.

There is nothing more sensational in
millinery goods than the poppies on the
imported bonnets and hats for the com
ing season, They are true to life in
form only. The petals are made OF vel
vet, and instead OF the vivid reds and
greens they are painted in morning
glory tints.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Henry street Sidewalk FAIR

To the Editor:
The incloset check, E.27. is the result OF
sidewalk fair held yesterday In tfon' vi 49,
Henry street. for the beneht OF 'ne SIGN w.
-. ,h. u.hrsx santtarium. VIII you
tIntiy send half Of the inclosed amount 10 e WY
$40. rum and add the other hall to the SICK
Babies Fund a., p,s.n
Bessie Levy. 10. MN ,n.arrn,,,
poISt pn,i,n. Jacob wolbarst, H.
Abraham Levy. IL Ell "o'o~' "
Albert Raphael, I.
The evening world., 1894-09-05

The wind that bloweth where It listeth
will be no more irresponsible than the
New York policeman, II the two officers
who wantonly arrested Mrs. Rhein and
her sister. in East Ninetyfou street,
escape the just penalty for their act
The evening world., 1894-09-05
In n brooklyn Basement.

To the Editor:
lnciosed ind Io'o amount raised at a fair
given in basement at 81 Hooper street Brook
iyn. which was decorated with nags and fancy
articles for sale. Chinese lanterns suspended from
the ceiling illuminated the place and fresh-cut
covers decorated 1t. The children worked as
JnIy children can work. and with the assistance
u Miss Augusta Bookstaver as adviser I, was an
entire success, The most active ones were
Edith Bookstaver, Ella Msnnors
Grace BookstAver Edith Plat
fiora Hamilton, Jenny Brown,
Edna Manners Edith Hall
The evening world., 1894-09-05

Select perfect fruits, clean with
table brush and wipe dry; into each
stick a couple Of cloves. For six pounds
of fruit use three pounds of sugar and
pint OF vinegar. Parboil the fruits and
allow the liquid to boil to syrup and
pour Il over them hot.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
On sixty-third street.
To the Editor

To the Editor
We mAae an entertainment among Us chill
dren and have collected $50.
BELLA KOENIGSBERG, lGi Z. $50 st.
sAMMIE and LEAH HoENTHAL. lSs z. ssd q,
HARRY HARRIS, lSS sd St.
UII.DA and CARL LEHBURGER, 1877 Z. s1d 81
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Forty-ninth street stand

To the Editor:
lnclosed and - cole ID BY boys residing in
East Forty-n!nth street, from the proceeds Of a
stand they had.
Chairman. Master Martin Marcus: secretary
william Praeger; Associates Charles wedaock
Arthur huker. Louis Herskowiu j. Dubiner
Bernhard Shosshemer. II. Shlossheimer Arthur
Praeger and Jac Geiger.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Th. clinton Coterie.

To the Editor.
Tn. Young Ladies clinton coterie had s'Sna
a, 1873 Henry street. and sold fruit, lemonade
&C and send 50
HATTIE MEYERS 1888 Henry street.
MAMIE SULLIVAN lsS Henry Nfee.,
sAPAV GREESRERG. 1888 Henry street
ASSiE BARNETT. lss Henry street
MAY RAYFlELp. lI Henry street
MAMIE PAGLEY. 49, Clinton street.
ABRAHAM BARNETT.
NIlCANl.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Lemonade in Avenue u.

To tn. Editor.
Find ineiosei in this letter s.. 90. proceeds o,
small lemonade stand In Avenue b. betHeen
FIFTH and Sixth street,.
LILY Frankcnheim, Bessie Scherma
Louis Glucksman, George Glucksmsn
julius ier't
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Davies Bari.

n,y,. Uarenbocher. OF 50 Cedar street Brook
lvp brought TO The Evening World once
last Saturday \ pretty wooden barrel containing
60 har,oi ,,r the sick babies said DRNle
Mamma told me to save my pennies for the
SCH babies and ! did so for month ana
~. he barrel
The evening world., 1894-09-05

The Prince OF Wales has acted like a
gentleman through all the yachting con.
tests, but-would 1t not be better II tn.
princes of the royal family should leav,
yacht racing TO others. merely in thu
interests OF fairness.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
A Fair in Two Places.

To the Editor:
Inclosed ind 81 from a fair held at IS. East
Finy-th street and sss Second avenue.
ADOLPH VoOS sss Second ave
ARTHUR DEMPSEY. 2ss East $50 St
LOUIS BEHASE. $50 East SD St
The evening world., 1894-09-05

They have signalled by sunlight from
Denver to Pixies Peak. But for the fact
that most OF his utterances are moon
shine. 1t would be in order to suggest
getting Gov Waite to make all his
messages photographic.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
rb,r,,eth street sidewalk Fair.

To the Edtor'
A stree, fair was held on Thirt!eth-'street, be
tween Second and Third avenues which made
81 II vas managed by
nesste Norman Florrie Leonard.
Kitty Carey.
The evening world., 1894-09-05

bands OF insertion, with blue RIBBON
showing through, and the bishop sleeves
have coquettish ruff!es OF embroidery
over the shoulder. The material is only
French bingham. Well-dressed httie
girls never wear silk; all wool, linen OF
fancy cottons are considered quite
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Lack of Uniformity the style.

1t is no longer considered desirable
that vases. pictures and bric-a-brac
should match" as was the universal
fashion Of decoration up to recent years.
II is now deemed far more elegant that
there should be no more effort in that
direction. And yet there never was a
period when so much attention was paid
to the matching or the blending Of colors
In decoration as at the present time.
The evening world., 1894-09-05

"And the greatest OF these Is charity"
and the most successful OF the popular
charities in New York is The Evening
Worlds" Sick Baby Fund. Read its
daily record for evidence that human
nature is not wholly selfish.
The evening world., 1894-09-05

based. It does not need a rampant foe
OF the liquor business in general to per
ceive the unwisdom OF having saloon
and a courtroom for contemporaneous
features of the same building.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
All the Way from Chicago.

To the Editor:
Enclosed ind sc cents to aid your noble charity.
HELEN AND FREDDIE KRETCHMAR
the Evans avenue, Chicago. Ill.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Va Vacation for the Trusts.

Attorney General olnsy Nil spend his vscA
ton in Boston says morning newspaper. tn,
Trusts, however, viii Keep right on rcbbing tn,
people at the same old stand Auburn Advertiser
The evening world., 1894-09-05
sunday-schoo1 Children.

To the Editor:
Enclosed find s.. This amount 10 contributed by
the following young misses members Of the
Second NJ F. Sunday school in Long Island City
Mabel MacNamee. Martha Larsen,
Margaretta Barmore, Emma Bale.
Edith Robertson, Jennie ZONES
Lenore Nelson. NagsIr Parry
Lille Eddinger Dora Gsr,hansen
Long Island City.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Central opera-Hou.e To-Morrow

To the Editor
Two charming Young ladies o' HorkVille,
Gussie Kohn and Sadie solomon have arranged
a very elaborate programme and reception foT
tn. SICK Babies Fund, 10 be held at Central
OpsrA-Houss slS,y-seVenth street near Third
ASpnu. to-morreN night The opera House has
Ir,n Kindly ,gralshed tree by NJ Rupert
~. brtucr They have ssrgret and trained
several Young children Of the neighborhooi tC
g.ns and dance
The evening world., 1894-09-05

For the recent outrages in Tennessee
and Georgia, of which white men have
been the perpetrators and negroes the
victims, there is not one word 10 be
said In deferse CT palliation. What is
needed is prompt justice.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Contrarine.s of the Tariff.

What pesky, contrary thiass tAriHs ar. any.
how. Here's the price Of cotton goots climbing
right up where by riEhts 1t cuEh, to be coming
down. unless protection prophecies are to he rid.
died and rldiculed louisville Courier-Journal
The evening world., 1894-09-05
LETTERS.

I'M csa--,. u ope. b eusTsofy - M .
e,r,,,asrt 10 sote, o o7trcnns b venfs'dfe tvcT'
NATION 10 oips. ss1iec q oesrsf t'',veH % d,e
;,.. or a pu,sse s1rtos to onsn''s'sf0'' o"d SO
an p.a tie tdea INTO in'' he' 100 ~TdA 1o~
<tt<ys oanr1t BE- prtn.1d
The evening world., 1894-09-05
The Coming NanIs slow.

The coming man seems to he SO slow hat Il
viii r-' he surprising = he Is d.s;an." - hy the
discovery u 'hr u.r'h pie or the solution q the
problem o. ae:ia. Navigation -Bughsmton Leader
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Not Even Time Can Do This.

II will be very Kind OF Benjamin Harrison to
take the stump for Levi p, Morton In New York
State but 1t will no; serve to wipe out the popular
notion that he did not hold up both hands for the
denomination Of vice-Prssident Morton back in
lss..-Bost0D Herald
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Fair in East Thirty-hnh street.

To the Editor
W. send 81 the proceeds Of fair held in
East Thirty nrh street for the Sick Babies
Fund Hoping that It will help some poor lit
sallis McMAnuS II sadie Cohen. IL
20. East Thrty-itth street
The evening world., 1894-09-05

suit ss to a plan OF campaign against
Tammany. The conference was not Of
much practical utility. however. for no
two organizations seemed to be agreed
on the came method. and none was able
to pledge the body II represented TO any
particular line OF action. All were
agreed in detestation of Tammany and
its methods. but all were at loss to de-
eide how TO carry that detestation into
effect The conference" is TO be re-
newed after the Republican Convention.
But such men as Brookfeld. Jake Pat
terson. Sam Thomas. Sabine Smith and
John Simpson seem queer politicians TO
decide on n peoples reform crusade.
stripped OF politics. to secure an honest
municipal government.
The evening world., 1894-09-05

4 Peanut Trust is the latest addition to the
-ommunt,m OF pelt" The question remains TO he
spsN cred however, whether or no II will amount
10 shugks -PhAAiCrhla. Record.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
with n God Bless Us.


To the Editor:
lnclosed find 81. the result OF a fair held by
four children OF One Hundred and Fourth street
God bless you in your noble work
Rose aichaels, Alice Ellcott,
Lottie Trummer. Gertrude Stark
The evening world., 1894-09-05
From n sick Child.
To the Editor

TO Iht tITE0T-
lpclosed please ind 81 IS, from sick child
seven years old, visiting the doctor twice a
week but wishing to help some Of the sick
babies STOPPED psSsers by And begsed them to
help the SICK Babies Fund.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Cheaper Linen sheets.

New York merchants continue to cut
down the prices of bed linen. A month
ago magnificent sheets were sold at IS
a pair. Now they can be bought In the
neighborhood OF the Eighteenth and
Twenty third street l. stations below s.
The evening world., 1894-09-05

OF certain OF the Anti-Tammany or.
ganzations II may be wickedly re-
marked that they are united az against
Tammany. but divided as among them
selves Which won't do, at ALI
The evening world., 1894-09-05

The news of Warner Miller's hopeful
ness. coming from Herkimer, can hardly
offset for the Republican masses the
dispiriting effect Of DR.. Depew's cabled
The evening world., 1894-09-05
For CIeaning Lnmp Chimnexs.

A useful and oddlooking lamp-chimney
cleaner is made by tying a bunch OF
tow on the brush part Of an old tooth
brush. This tow may be ornamented
ito taste" by making a doll OF 1t. with
bit OF worsted around the middle, to
irdicate the waist, and black sewing
silk. eyes, nose and Inouth.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Fnir In New Rochelle.

To the Editor:
Inclosed md 81 % for the Sick Babies Fund
collected at fair held at 81 Mechanic street
New Rochelle. by Sadie Finley, Sissy Hynes
and others. NEW ROCHELLE.
The evening world., 1894-09-05

ARRESTED for Illegal dumping in the
harbor." Cases like this one are COM
mon. They will not be so when New
York burns its garbage, as II should do.
The evening world., 1894-09-05

Regarding the fact that Vermont has
gone Republican, It can hardly be
claimed that the unexpected has again
occurred
The evening world., 1894-09-05

They are all opposed to Tammany AT
least so say the delegates from the va
rious reform organiza tons who met at
the Coleman House last night to con-
The evening world., 1894-09-05

New York City's patience seems al
most inexhaustible. Not so the supply of
seats for New York City's surface-car
patrons
The evening world., 1894-09-05

There Is no one In the Greater New
York who cannot do something for the
Better New York.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
Fifty-second street Fair

To the Editor:
Iuelosed md 80 cents. proceeds Of a small fair
held at as East Fifty-second street by Rose
stone, four years old, and Fannie Lewis ten
years old. g.
The evening world., 1894-09-05
"No seat, no fare"
Come home. Vigilant.

Why should the New Yorker pay for a
seat In the street car and not get It?
The evening world., 1894-09-05

Louis ousndort and Samuel Addison had q
fruit stand al AIS Grand street. and made 90
cents