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The evening world., 1894-05-12
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REMEMBER THIS FACT: 1T is no
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for himself" Rend this formidable array
Washington, Greeley. Goethe. Schiller
Carlyle, Emerson. Ruskin. John Wesley
Victor Hugo, George Herbert. Cowper
St. Augustin. Cowley. Curran and Napo
leon. these sons admit that to the train
ing and equipment received from thei
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cess. Each one of these great men (ant
the list might be indefinitely length
ened) has left in evidence the fact tina
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est in the formation of the individua
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John Wesley's Mother is n standing re
Duke TO such as make this excuse. Mrs
Wesley was the Mother of 10 children, anc
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entered college she continued to guild,
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No beuueathal of fortune. however
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Education will prove the Growing
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The evening world., 1894-05-12
THE FREE DOCTORS READY.
On Monday They Begin Their
Regular Summer Campaign.
The Sick Babies Fund Is Now Open
for Contributions.

The Sick Babies Fund free doctors
begin their regular Summer campaign
on Monday. Then the fund will be
tribute to this beautiful Summer
charity. which has saved the lives OF
thousands of infants in the past six
years. can now send in their dimes and
quarters m dollars, which will be ac-
knowiedgcd In The Evening World" as
fast as received. Tn free doctors pay
over 40, 800 visits to the tenements every
Summer. and treat many thousands OF
ailing children. They give food and
clothing and medicine free where nee
essary, and teach the mothers of the
little wards Of poverty something about
hygiene and sanitation. The popularity
OF the fund is the best testimony OF
the great good work II has done. The
people have made the charity their own
and they give 1t deserved hearty sup
port.
A big entertainment for the benefit Of
the Sick Babies Fund will be given by
the pupils Of Prof. Steininger's Dancing
Academy, nj Renwick Hall, on the even
ing Of MAY %. /, Will he a repetition Of
the successful grand carnival which was
given by tn" Professors children's class
at the same place on March 81. That
was a beautiful and brilliant affair. and
lllS VIII ne beIlpT DefNlFe iTO1, StPlD-
niger will improve IN all the good points
Of the other show. over fifty children
will take part in the programme, which
will consist Of songs and dances, ballots,
tableaux and the latest fashionable terp-
sichorean evolutions. All the receipts
Will be given to the Fund. Tickets are %
cents.
The following contributions were re-
ceivad during the past week:
To the Editor
We. the children Of - and 2s East Seventy.
sixth street. beg leave to send you the inclosed
check for 81. 05. the proceeds Of a fair held by us
for the benent OF The Evening World s. Sick
Babies Fund. Hoping that II will aNord relief and
pleasure to a few sick babies, We are, yours cor
daily, THE CHILDREN.
From Ed G.. and Elizabeth Killingley,
7os East Sixth street, so cents has been
received.
Visitors to the dome Of the Pulitzer
Building contributed niCkels to the
amount OF $50 IL during the week that
ended May 4 n s9l % during the week
ended May II. This makes the total
money received for the Sick Babies Fund
this season, up to date, s663.0l.
The evening world., 1894-05-12
E%LDORADO'S OPENING.
Concerts by Gilmore's Band To-
Morrow Afternoon md Evening.

Gilmore's Twenty-second Regiment
Band. of ffty pieces, under the direction
OF Victor Herbert. will open the season
at Eldorado this afternoon and
evening with IA grand vocal and
instrumental concert. The programme
viii consist of popular NOR
ceaux from Wagner, List. Strauss,
Verdi, Godfrey and other prominent
composers, lisZt's Hungarian Rhap-
sody No. 2" Godfrey's "Reminiscences
OF Ireland the "Twenty-second Regi-
ment March, s%trauss's or. the Blue
DANUBE" and arias from Aida" and
"Gioconda' being among the numbers.
posed by Victor Herbert. viii be per-
formed for the first time. Conrad
Behrcns, the well-known basso. Will be
heard In IA cavatina from the 'Jewess''
and an aria from "Ernani." and Nine.
Louisa Terzi, the South American So
prano, Will sing the shade song from
"Dinorah" and the mad scene from
Hamlet"
The boats from Forty-second, Frank
lin and Fourteenth street ferries will
run every five minutes, while the price
OF admission to the concert and grounds
Will be 81 cents. including round trip
The rehearsals for the grand ballet
and spectacle, "Benamela, IA Summer
Nights Dream" which win open the
regular season Saturday evening, June
y, have already commenced. This gor-
geOuS n novel spectacle, mpOs
and directed by NinCenzo Romeo, will
Introduce n multitude OF premier
dancers, coryphees, chorlsters, male and
female. and a full cast OF pantomimists.
The evening world., 1894-05-12
WILD WEST OPENING.
Buffalo Bills Camp VIII Re In Full
Operation To-day.

Buffalo Bits wild West Show opens
this afternoon at Ambrose Park, Thirty
ninth street and Third avenue, South
Brooklyn. Attractions have been Sc
cured from all parts of the world and
the performance will excel the efforts
of previous years In every detail.
The congress of rough riders IL a par
ticular feature and styles OF ridinR in
of lasso throwing, riding bucking horses
and sharp-shooting Will renal the
prominent features.
The park Is easily reached by Thirty
ninth street ferry from the foot OF
Whitehall street. and from the Bridge
trolley cars run direct to the gate. The
performance begins to-day at 3 o'clock.
The evening world., 1894-05-12
Wire News In brief.

The Eddystone Methodist Episcopal Church at
Chester. Pa, VAS destroyed hy hre this morning.
The church cost SIS 900; insurance SIS, 900.
The Illinois state BOARD OF Railroad and Ware.
house Commissioners have cut all employ ecS' sala-
'ie, from 20 10 ~ per cent, and decided on a
number " dismissals
An incendiAry hre which started In John Duns-
tRns harm at Red Jacket Mich. shortly after
midnight this morning destroyed ten business
buildings and several dwellings, Losa about
$50. GOO insurance, SIS, 900.
Fire this morning destroyed the Waterous En-
sine works al South Park, a suburb OF St Paul.
MINI. Loss, $40. 600,
Marion Spencer, an Atlanta ,GAl provision
broker. has been missing Tor a week. HS fam
lly fear foul play or that he has been the victim
Of an accident. There is no known cause for his
disappearance,
Fire caused by an explosion Quilted Pepherly
Block at Dover, y. II, this morning and &c.
stroyei the stock OF II, A, pattse, furniture dealer.
Loss, $40, 900.
Thomas G. Adams, seventy years old. committed
suicide at Providence. r.. l., yesterday BY hanging.
lie had been out Of work six months,
Charles LeeA nineteen yeArs old. has beer
committed to the Elkton lMd.l jail, charged viii
. felonious assault on Lille Parsons. aked sIEht
The little girl Is seriously III.
The evening world., 1894-05-12
OPIUM SEIZED IN CHICAGO.
omcinis Make n Big Haul, and Ar
rest u Chinaman.

w 'F"V7'FHV'W TTNFHT
CHICAGO, May l2.-Chinese Inspector
NJ b. Hereby and Special Agent Charles
s. Grain seized a large quantity of
opium In a laundry on T%hirty-ninth
street The prize consisted OF 200 half
pound rams Of the drug, which, at the
usual rate of s2 a pound, with duty,
makes the value of the find nearly
81, 0OO.
The officials arrested Gin Sing. a
tween this city and Hamilton Ont
ABOUT a week ago the Federal authori-
YES were notified hat Gin Sing had left
iihlhliton IN company with two white
scriptlons Of the men were forwarded
anu me officers were on the lookout
Inc white men are still at large.
The evening world., 1894-05-12
PLAYS FOR THE LAST Weeks.
"Gudgeons,n Sister Mary" and
Other Productions,
New Bills at the Local Theatres
Next Week.

.,c,d9oo,., and "rhe Luck Of Roar
L. Go, ,,,Ii an IN, i,s, ,un weeks
Ing camp VIII Ii '"' lae' w. W"
OF the present Empire Theatr" season
Both will be produced Monday night.
.C,suaar." ,sa ,hreo.,c, comedy or
ou"seo"' " ~,
done at Terry's Theatre. London. and
,,.,,, mo-. h,ohIv ,rais.d he ali the
Wiz" "a ",s"'' ',sy,a ai,ar
CRITICS. In u the shhfP h"h''l's s,''"
NAV int, the host English society IL
~ '"t' -. sim.
humorousiy Illustrated henry Ni''.'
plays a polished villain IN IT, N,ola
20 ,,na, po.rir,
soph's,'ca'e' VIII Nv T." ~
Camp has only one act ana Us ,ne
a,ha Ala ,,ht,a urt,n, T., II ia nr,,
VINO dien me "r'''hg u. II Is hr''
Harte's famous story ampliiled Tor stage
rh..oc,or. I,oL ooIhu,s, Tho annie
cnaracteIs, JACK ],,hknuiSt' o"v s,n,"r,aj
anu lrnhessse > pntsner ar" H"r.
from the early stories by Iret ,ihttt,
.hs nnlcI'.ah m'hsIt Mnp',ns
evening Manager Il u; rr"i'n WI, pro
Suce, WIN an cHse.,emi - VI yNItss;,
neaaea 10y MI l'c!naru nrYN"e " dl"mSMhSS''
Jula Atthur. SET NARY a 'otn'dy
drama IN f3ur hc's ~ ,ieincnt S""i,
aha Wl,spn harr ~, SS1s,,f Mhry VA n
with the NE Of CAPT, walter leigh "h"
mas wrongcd "A girl IN hiH SnuhScr hhSH'
Taken to brandy drinking IN order -
drown recollection of the past, h" IS ~
tie better than q merh sot when h" meets
Miss Mary 1isle, a lady better known,
sister Mary. Her ,nrIence is so strong
that Leigh reforms, volunteers for the
war. wins the Victoria cross and re-
turns a hero. lie rescu,s Miss Iisle
from danger, is Lowell by her. and Is on
the point Of marrying her when the
shadow of his former NE rises before
49,. 80 I,ILa l,I,, 1'ba NrrI,DrI UtrI
appears, the engag, ment II broken, and
much misery ensie, for all concerned.
At the Broadway Theatre, Monday
night, Thomas O.. Scahrooke and his
" comic opera company win present
by r, A. barnet, and music by George
". Chadvick If is generally conccdcd
by ali familiar with i that "Tahasco"
viii prove to be one OF III" most attrnc-
brooke has VET been associntnd. BesId%s
the star the cast viii Include otis liar
gar smith. Eivin Crox and Catherine
IIngard, besides "A chorus OF sixty.
Monday night Minnie Sellgman.Cutting
win be seen AZ the rim AvenIc Thea,rc
her by Robert buchanan and entitled
Lady Gladys" The title role is said To
be admirably suited to Miss Srligmnn.
When abroad last hummer Miss SELF.
man met Robert buchanan, and the
English dra matist smoke 10 her of "A NAV
he was Then at work on and which he
thought was an ideal plny for her. Miss
the play at once, II wag Lady
Giadys." which l. in four acts. The
scenes Of three are laid in England and
one in Monte carlo "" ""N'"'' IL
There are but three weeks left of "The
Amazons" when Daniel Frnhnln yin
close the season of the Iyceum Theatre,
The final performnnce viii take place on
Tune 2 Irhe theatre viii thpn r.ru,Ir
closed until the return of MIR. Il, IL
Sothern in August. The Iyreum com
pany will have It's frat vacation I'm sn,ne
years this ummer, They open in chi
cago on Aug. 10, and inter fourteen
weeks tour, return to the Lyceuni
The evening world., 1894-05-12
DIED.

BRooKs.-suddenly, on May .. 1894, JOSEPH
BROOKS, aged So years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral on Sunday, May
II. at : P. NJ. from the residence OF Mrs.
Byrnes, 81 Ferris st, South Brooklyn.
Dublin and Drosheda, ireland. papers please
copy.
CooPER.-Lou1sA FAIRLIE COOPER. daughter
of the late Thomas A. Cooper. OF Bristol, Pa.
on Thursday evening, May 10.
Funeral services at her late residence. ia
East 18th st. Sunday afternoon. MAY 10, at
3 o'clock. Relatives and friends RESPECTFULLY
invited.
Philadelphia papers please COPY.
The evening world., 1894-05-12
ACCUSED OF BURGLARY.
Alters Held I'm $4,000 on Complain,
of u Restaurant Manager.

Frederick Dane, manager OF the
restaurant at 2S5 Broadway, charged
Henry Alters. seventeen years old, with
burglary in the Tombs Court this morn
ing. Manager Dane says he saw Ahlers
come out OF the basement at ll.30 last
night, and he thought something was
wrong.
He found that a window In the base
ment had been cut. and II was through
this that Ahlers Is said to have made
his. entrance, Justice Taintor held him
In 1900 bail for the Grand Jury.
The evening world., 1894-05-12
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The evening world., 1894-05-12
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The evening world., 1894-05-12

The trial n Policemen Johnston. Garvey. Timex
AMI Groskey, II the Twsnty-eighth Precinct,
who were accused by a number Of Italians Of
March IS, MAS indefinitely postponed by the Pc
lice Commissioner this morning at the request Of
Lawyer HUMPHREYS, who appeared for the prose
eution He intimatei that the case would be
dropped, Three OF the Italians are now under
81, 500 hail for trial on charges OF fclonious as,
Snult, ono II them. 1t is said. has jumped his
The evening world., 1894-05-12

Topack and George Steele. In the vaude-
VILE portion Of the programme an exceed
ing.y entertaining bill has been arranged.
The Gerards VIII take the place Of Yer
non and Hawthorne on the bill at Eden
Muse next week This clever pair played
a long and successful engagement here
by tho bcau,iiui T5rtajada: Ruth Daven.
port, The Nizirras and little L9lo Yberri.
tne Spanish danscuse. Will he the other
features Of an excellent bill.
At NiblO's next week "A Flag OF
Truce by William Haworth. will be the
bill. The great sensational scene OF this
play II a representation OF tho MIRA
Gansett stone quarry in FUN operation
Rand rock drills upon the actual stone.
IN" mItled report Of a massive blast,
and kindred sounds Of sturdy, honest
toll are all really reproduced In this
lie.
Tho vaudeville bill at Proctor's main
tains. It's usual standard Of excellence.
ON Monday James +. iipoy, who IL well
known to the theatre-going public as
Young Mule. Brother to Old Hoss,' Will
head tn" list n anus the audience"
with humorous monologue, witty sayings
and parodics on the principal topics Of
the day Bessie BOnchilI. whose engage
ment closes at the end Of the week. has
u new repertoire Of songs. A good
Mr.. Keith's " continuous perform
anco" theatre, the Union square, Ia now
finely equipped for It's all Summer cam
paign. The new ventllating chamber.
with It's ice-attachment. rs a thorough
success. Scvcrus Schaeffer, the jnggler.
has made n decided hit. and IL retained
this week. HUH and clifford, the new
est vaudeville stars, and Mazuz and
Aba cCO. grOtosque a~CrObats. make their
debut here Monday. There are a dozen
other speCialties in the new bill.
Huber. Fourteenth stree Museum an
nounces among its next weeks httrac-
tons. Prof. Gorstle, the pool expert.
who will give exhibitions Of fancy shots
at every performance. Prof. stanton,
hypnoti9t; Orsono. the man with the
gators; A~lexander's Punch n Judy;
Herman, strong man, and tho last week
Of Galletti's monkey circus and trained
birds.
The prize beauty contest Will continue
at Dorls's Museum for next week, which
will bring the present season to y
close. The bnlloting by the patrons OF
the house during this week has been
productive In interest, and the com
petition. though spirited. has developed
n wide range OF judgment as to peo-
pies ideas of female beauty. There are
n number Of new entries to contest for
the closing week. The vaudeville show
viii he double in size, and n roaring
farce-concdy will be produced.
At Central Op"ra-Hohse Music Hall
Troja, the magnetic spark; Nine. Car
lini, with her logs and monkeys; Josie
Sabel, Soprano; Kelly and Ashby. the
acrobntic grotesques. and n number OF
other variety performers will make up
the entertainment.
The evening world., 1894-05-12
SAVING WOOD FOR BREAD.
What n World" Reporter Found
ut the Charity sOciety's Yard.

Saving wood is healthy exercise, but
Ing story in 1t. You may be surprised
when you read Tho Sunday World TO
learn how much a man can see and hear
In "A woodward. The one established by
the, Charity Organization Society fur
nishcs this tale.
The evening world., 1894-05-12
For "A National Pythinn Home.
lpy Associated Press, }

By Associated PressD
LITTLE ROCK. May i2-knishts ~ Pythias
Grand Lodge Of Arkansas, In session at Ito,
Springs, has Appropriated 81, 900 for the erection
II a national fythian Home at that place, and
an assessment Of 81 on each member
TO the fund Final action Will be taken at the
pythian CpnclaVe nrNt August In Washington.
The evening world., 1894-05-12
Tanker Cochran Acquitted.

orNEhf' COLI May l2-WiIiiam n. Cochran.
PRESIDENT OF the First National Bank OF Delnorte
.f'ea on the charge OF embezIling ,2i, 900 OF the
oanks funds has been acquitted. The verdict
= senuered In accordance with the Instructions
70 Tue IVY several directors t~estifyIng that Coch,
ran used me money with their consent.
The evening world., 1894-05-12
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JENI HNWTNV WVVU,
There are regular hoaricrs there. and
lonely wavfarers nave hard luck. The
World reporter hal to buy his tickets.
The place Is closed Mt certain hours. al
though In theory It is supposed to be
open all night. People who give to char.
ity will be- given soma good points here
and there Will be soma Information that
will be news to Secretary Charles d..
kellogg.
The evening world., 1894-05-12
WHAT AlLS WOMEN.
The Doctors all II Nervous COL
lapse, n New Fad.

Perhaps you a felt strangely weak
and nervous this Spring? Your doctor
said, perhaps, that you were suffering
from bolus Mysterious. especially II you
felt a lump in your throat and had indi-
Eestion. Any sudden fright threw you
into a perspiration, and you collapsed.
The evening world., 1894-05-12

VICTIM OF NERVOUS COLLAPSE,
Now. this is not a medical reading no.
tlce. but the forerunner OF a very inter-
article which will appear in the
Sunday World" 1t treats Of a new
that women ave this Spring.
The doctors call II nervous collapse.
About five ONE out OF every ten are
a micted and 1t is really epidemic at
The evening world., 1894-05-12
Troops Needed In Choctnw Countr,

y """"F'F'F FT'HF0T
MtSKOGEE. |, T. May 1.-THE strike stun.
tlon In tho Choctaw Nation is so serious that
Agent Wisdom has wired the Commissioner n,
Indian Affairs asking that a company Of soldiers
DO ordered to Anderson, | T, to keep the poarr
IL threatening
The evening world., 1894-05-12
The Passing show Tonight.

Preparations for the public presenta-
ton OF THE Passing Show" the new
extravaganza which has been in re-
hearsal for the last three weeks at the
Casino. have been completed. and the
premiere performance will be given at
the Casino this evening. THE Passing
SHOW" liz constructed on the same lines
an the Partisan Revue in which
happy take-offs on all the best things Of
the theatrical season are condensed into
two and a half or three hours OF fun.
The evening world., 1894-05-12

Now, because this is the
season when accumulated
impurities are most danger
Gus, causing that tired feel
ing, loss of appetite or more
serious disease.
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