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Ihey order these matters better In
<picago. In New York street row
teneumes occurs. and a head may be
pfoken. But as soon as the police ap-
psi on the scene the breaker IL carted
81 70 the station, and there Is an end OF
me matter until the ten dollars or Ten
n.ys' comes along. Al Chicago a
htus dimcuity in Ashland avenue
might before last resulted In the
lhiiing OF one man. the fatal
No1nding OF two and the serious injury
- ave others and OF one woman. The
pan who was instantly killed had his
~ broken by rock hurled by a
#om@p % the ladies seem TO have
rPysd theinseives quite efiicisnt par.
F*nss ~ the affair. Before order
s: sssss aEs tS III 'ts SEA- esr,,
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The FUNDS FRIENDS.
They Seem to Increase as the
End Draws Near.
Now There Is S21,734.3l 10 the
Credit Of tho Charity.
Little e. La sylpho" and Her Clever
DancisR at u Fund Benefit.


Previously Acknowledged. us 90
Police baseball Dame. 100
Entertainment. Atlantic City N. J.. FL
nlta Straus. Treasurer. 1000
Fair IS Union street. Jersey City,
Charles Woodward and others. ......... 200
Visitors 10 tho Dome. Pulitzer Building. 1908
Lawn party. Bay Shore. Mrs r. n
Rogers .............. ...,.............. NW
Fair go East one Hundred and Thirty
sixth street. Fred Mayer and others. 2oo2
Entertainment. Is East One Hundred and
Fourteenth street. Agnes Robb and
others .,......... ..............f....... IL sO
Fair Cold spring. Katie ouirk and
others Observation-Disclosures. ............. IL 20
Fair So West one Hundred and Twenty
seventh street. Josie schlsm and others lloo
Fair lB High street. Gertie McCor-
mack and others. ................ 1000
Entertainment. spotswood. y. j.. Mrs
Annie W Skinner. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
Fund Box. stewarts Restaursnt......... 7G
Fund BOX. Occidental Hotei............. 100
Garden bazaar. 3i2 Monroe street. Hen
rietta =. Kuhn and others. .......... $50
Fund Box. Tshspps schur. 900 Park
avenue .............. .................. SIS
Fair. Ellen r. Harkins and r. Dunn. 800
Magic lantern show. RidEneld Park. will
lam II, Plat and others. .............. $50
ra'r' worse 'ouase' Long Branch NOR
rs ho'hschi'o ana o'hefs''.''''.'''..' efo
falr fremont. Emma hathewson and
others .'...'.............. ............. bol
Fund Boz. W. H. Tyler sos Third avenue ~
Fund Box Nsethlrg Bros. Fulton street as
fair 1856 East Forty ninth street. Abra-
ham l. schweitzer and others......... LOS
Fair 1898 Third avenue Maggie T. Laz-
arus and others Recommendations. 400
Faf Eaat Dna - nd
street. Irene sternberg and others 100
Frank Pneger and others ......... 800
Fund Boz. o. sibI.y I.s Fulton street, .B
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Expensive sorosis.

sorosis 10 perhaps one Of the most ex-
pensive OF women's clubs. Twenty-Five
dollars is the admission fee. ~ for
badge. and SIS for yearly dues Then there
are the extras-any number Of them
for the breakfasts. dinners ana lunch.
cons which this hospitabls Club De.
lights in giving SO frequently.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30
On LninR'. Lawn, Arverne.

To the Editor:
Enclosed you viii please md the sum OF 81 Of
which has been collected for the sick babies by
means OF fair. held on the lawn Of LainE's
Cottage. At Ar'Srne. L, / The fair was or
ganEed by Miss Adele v. q Lewis. assisted
BY Miss Margaret Legl, Miss Matilda ParaKa
Florence Besbe and Harry Everetts, children
under ten years Of aEe who. with the limited
resources At their command. gathered this sum
Of money together by their efforts to support
q most worthy charity, Il iE To be hoped that
some good may be accomplished by these little
may be saved
Adele v q. Lewis MArEArst Lsal
Matilda PAraEA. Florence Besbs
Harry EysTstts. ArysTne L. l.
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Accordion Plating.

Miles Of accordion plating character
lie the late Summer dresses-almost any
sheer one-tinted material being treated
In this way. black silk crepon dress
is noted whose bodice Is entirely made
OF accordlon-plaited chiffon. with an
ecru lace collar round the shoulders, and
the skirt striped with bands OF insertion
to match,
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Lemon Cream.

Take a pint oil cream, add to 1t the
grated rind of a lemon and four. ounces
Of sugar. Bring 1t to a boil, and stir
we'll to dissolve the sugar. Take 1t from
the stove, and let it stand until almost
COOL Put the juice Of two lemons in .
glass dish, and pour the cream very
slowly over 1t, stirring all the time.
Place the dish on ice for two or three
hours before serving. '. ''n
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30

j The fact that z. c. Benedict took nine
Teen State Senators for an excursion in
his yacht 10 looked upon as an indication
that he ID In the Connecticut Guberna-
torial race A yacht race. SO to speak.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30
Lawn Festival, Midland Park.

10 tho EGltor:
lnciosod please ind so, the proceeds Of q lawn
festival held on the grounds Of Mr. d. l.. worteu-
dyke. midland Park. N j.. by three little girls
under ten years OF age.
BeAsie NJ Wynkoop. Arthur X. Wynkoop,
Dorothy Wortendyke,
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Fair in q GreenviIIe Garden.

To the Editor:
We hsid fair for the Sick Babies Fund
Thursday from 2 to p. NJ. In our garden ad-
Joining our house. Our friends In Greenville have
been very kind to us-almost every person we
asked for a donation gave something to help
US. We hope our proceeds-37 63-will help to
make some poor children happy and we hope to
be able to repeat our effort next year with better
success We were ably assisted by Annie Smith.
Irene Lills and Leo Lils.
ERNST HAMBURGER,
DAISY HAMBURGER.
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A Brooklyn Entertainment.

To the Editor:
tainment given Wednesday. Aug. %. 1884, after
noon and evening at Ii03 Greene avenue. Brook
Ign. for the Sick babies Fund. The programme
consisted Of plano playing ngng and recita Ions.
Those who took part were May HJmes. ten; Florie
Cirker. eleven; Florence Hymes. fourteen. and
others The admission charged was three and
nve cents Hoping this will do some good. May
God bless them! H.
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Many Poor Mothers Like This.

To the Editor
! have a who Is idle for the second year
At nrst he went every day looking for work.
and came home tired out. or course he never
found anything l am sewing from morning
Till night trying to keep the home together,
but | can't make ends meet. ! am getting DIS
couraged. My son Is going that far now that
he don't care II he ever gets work. There are
plenty OF liquor stores and free lunches He
tells me Il young man 10 foolish to work as
long as he can get enough to live on In the
liquor stores He Is hanging OUT there. as he
calls It, Would any tell me what to do.
for don't know My friends tell me to let
him alone: he will come out all right at the end.
don't know. for l am heartbroken.
A POOR MOTHER
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wounded were cartyd away and dis
tributed among the several hospitals.
In some matters Chicago Is really en-
titled to claim supremacy over New
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30
Fried IcsIs,

Cut the eels into inch pieces rub them
with salt. then dredgs with rogf ami
let stand for half AN hour. drop ihsh IN
deep fat 30 hot that the bIus smoke
rises from the centre. and ffy . mn
brown.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30

Ex-6enator Fassett says he will not
play second fiddle. and wants first place
% the ticket or nothing. The latter
paFt OF his desire will in all probability
- gratined.
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Hut Our Diamonds Are Free.

To the Editor:
Our rulers. in their wisdom. know what Is
good for us far better than know ourselves,
and therefore we should think before kicking We
find that pictures and sculpture a,e put the free
list. Diamonds are there also. perhaps by mis-
take. but still they are there. Now. everybody
knows we all require pictures and sculpture and
cannot earn a living without them. SO our burden
OF taxation is reduced. As we all wear clothes. !
thought It might have been a good idea to make
clothes duty free and then thought our rulers
had merely taxed clothes to keep our vanity In
check for fine feathers make fine birds; but then
diamonds are on the free list. no get perpiexed.
| admit 1t is quite right to tax the rich mans
clothes because he gets vain. and 1t Is also a
good thing to let the. poor mans diamonds In
free. along with his oil paintings and scuip-
lures. Cheap COAL iron. sugar and barb wire
and other such commonplace goods would be most
Objectionable to us II reduced TO their real value.
as we can all get along without them. We tax
them to make them harder to get. CHUMP.
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VIII Hold Another Fair.

To the Editor:
Please accept this little tribute towards the
Sick Babies Fund 1t is not much. but we hope
to be able to send more Saturday when we will
hold another fair. Us that's how made this
much. Hoping It will help to make some little
tots happy. Kate Thompson.
Enc Love = Enc Stuart
Katie sullivan. Agile White.
$N West Fifty eighth street.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30

The war Of words in Kentucky be-
tween the Colonel and the Judge who
are In the contest for the Congressional
nomination II enough to make the
mist hardened prize-fighter blush with
sense OF his own inferiority.
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& Acknowledgement Olney will spend his
vacation in Boston. says a morning
newspaper. The trusts. however. will
ksep right on robbing the people at the
same old stand.
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THE JOKE CAME BACK.

Thomas II. Evans. lovingly known as
Tom" who Is helping the Equitable
Life to roll up "a few extra millions
surplus. grew facetious the other day.
and he has been regrettinR II ever
since. Tom thought he would be very
funny and ward of canvassers at the
same time. 30 he prepared and hung up
In hts Office a neatly printed placard.
reading as follows:
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A York street Fair.

To the Editor;
We had . fair At IS York street Brooklyn.
Tuesday and Wednesday and made .s.2S.
MAY MCARRON
BEsSlE NJ wILLIAMs
ANNA WILLENBROCK
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The Sick Babies Fund continues its
growth. Yesterday &3s4.42 was added,
and now the amount to the Funds credit
Is 81. 73i.3l.
Friends OF the charity seem to null
tiply as the Summer Ia drawing to a
close. Money comes In abundantly. all
the supporters OF and sympathizers with
the free doctors work seeming to de-
sire to make this years record as grand
as possible.
Not only In monetary sense Is the
record great. The good done by the
Fund Is equally extraordinary. Up to
last Saturday the Funds physicians had
treated 1881 little patients. and these
hgures represent about that number OF
little lives saved by them.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30

Farmers up, the State are wondering
q there Ii a protective tariff on rain
Crops are being blighted by the con-
tinued drought. and In some places
streams have dried up.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30
Lisht Wool or summer SILK.

Costume for soft light, wool material
or for thin Summer silk. accordion
plated. The skirt Is striped with rows
OF white guipure lace Insertion bands
Bodice with basque striped In the same
way as the skirt. A ribbon Is tied about
the waist In a bow on the right side with
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30
Fair on u Corner.

To the Editor:
lnciOSed please and check for S. proceeds OF a
fair held at tho eorner OF Third avenue and FIJI
Fund.
BIRDIE BuXBAUM, sO7 Third avenue;
GRETCHEN BOSE. 2ig East Fiftieth street;
CLARA BrXBAuM. 1905 Second avenue
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Gains wife--Another Theory.

Gains wife--Another Theory.
To the Editor:
Gains wife to have been q descendant Of Adam
necsssitated an in;ermarriage OF brothsr~and sis
ter. IL II not likely that Cod. who Afterwards
forbade such q marriage. should have made
suitable arrangements in Gains case II CAIN
wife was rot a descendant OF Adam. then who
was she7 Could this marriage not have been
the connecting link between the God-born and
the earth born beings or. In other words. between
the descendants OF Adam and the higher devel-
opment OF animal life! Animal life. commencing
at the lowest order. developing through count
less ages until the highest grade Of animal life
at present known to US was reached-that Is. the
monkey. But would the development Of animal
life stop here? Is 1t not possible that at the
time Of Gains marriage a higher grade Of animal
life may have existed? At the present time
there is a tribe. the name Of which has slipped
my memory, living in the central portion Of
Ceylon May ask OF any who are acquainted
with the life and habits OF this tribe as to
whether they are human beings or animals. Their
bodies are covered with hair they eat like animals
live in mud huts: their feet resemble a monkeys.
but they minus the tail. II they are animals.
they are the highest development OF animal life.
that before the creation OF Adam and Eve there
were In existence beings resembling the human
race, in reality the higher development Of the
animal kingdom. and may II not have been that
1t was from this tribe Of beings that Cain took
= wife. And Cain went into a far country and
took unto himself a wife" A. W. Z.
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A Thr.s-Y.sr-OId Answers.

To the Editor;
Tell jack that the difference between a half
dozen dozen and six dozen dozen is 7S2. will
be three years old In October. Please reveal your
last name. DOCS II not begin with an A and
contain three letterHf N. l. g. u.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30
Aprons for Misses.

A pretty apron for miss is of dotted
or figured dimity. made like the sketch.
with ruffie cut In points and bound
with plain blue percale. The full bib.
back and front. is connected with a mar
row band Of the material. bound with
the percalc, and below this Is q ruf1e
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30

Accused police officers will please take
notice that Doherty has utilized Wal
. street and Ward Man Burns the race
track ~ sources Of revenue. Some other
soad 10, wealth must be found at trials
@ come.
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A Garden Fair.


To the Editor;
InelOssd you win snd nOiS. the proceeds Of a
garden fair held at lsl Covert street. brooklyn.
Tuesday afternoon. Aug. u. Hoping this will
giys some sick babies . relief
Ada Nelson. u: Annie wsymuth. 6;
Walter Conrad. T. ~ Covert street. brooiiyn.
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From Cigarette 10 Pine.

To the Editor;
Would some OF your readers please inform ne
whether thsFs 10 any harm In smoking . pfpsf I
Am - ysans man Of seventeen, apd ssry much ussd
o. sAs cigarette habit, bat lately have given
Il m place q . pips sNoKRR
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30
Lemonade and Grab-Bag.

To the Editor:
Inclosed please ind $50. the proceeds of q
lemonade stand and grab-bag. held on the street
In front 81 the undressing establishment oil
Mrs. J. straus, Al East Sixty ninth street
BY the kind cooperation OF our neighbors and
many passers.by we were enabled to Obtain
this sum. which we trust will relieve the SUI
ferinE OF many poor babies
Hattie Strauss. Philip l.. Pncus
Emma Ohlseh, Camilla Grainer.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30

Has not John Y. McKane a nervous
excitable temperament" and are not his
friends afraid that further confinement
win make him mad?
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30

Not every Congressman's welcome
l&pns will be ~ cordial az that given to
William L. Wilson. s.r-
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Immortality and Mathematics.

To the Editor:
There is no end to space II space is bounded
by a wall. what Is beyond that? There Is no end
to time II there is what was before what comes
after7 Time again. Matter, force and life are
one. absolutely understandable. Put sand In the
measure. every grain in Its place. the first turn
will displace every atom but keep on in regular
rotation for n certain period and each grain will
regain Its former position. There is no time In
nature. There never could by any possibility have
been beginning II an end what comes after'
Everything Is born grows natures, decays and
dies. from a universe to a microbe. Immortality
then. Is a mathematical fact. The grain OF sand
comes to Its former position again. Ergo, have
always lived saving the spaces between. but hay
Ing no recollection whatever of having gone
through the same process before. am saved
the horrible torture from the drawing Of q tooth
to being roasted by a savage, OF knowing the
miseries / shall have to endure all over again.
Moral BE content with what you know. Cease
specializing on the unknown. JOHN s. BROWN.
564,a Broome street
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30

The Morton boom exceeds all other
booms. rs the Great Tun OF Heidelberg
exceeds the ordinary beer-keg of COM
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30

There IL a place in history for Warner
Miller ~ ''the prominent Republican
who was not mentioned for the Cover
norship."
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4 Two Days Fair.

To the Editor:
We held a fair at sia ssekstt street. Brooklyn,
Friday and Saturday and made WS Mr.. Rott-
merhussn confsetionsr. gave ten pounds Of candy
Mary Welsh LlIEis o. Nsili
Lizzie Edell, Alice barber
Lilly OHara, Mamie smith,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30

Although not closely allied with any
railroad. Gov. Flower Is doing a great
business in communication tickets.
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Fair In East Fifty-third street.

To the Editor:
Enclosed please hnd E.N. the proceeds Of a
fair held for the bsnsht Of the Sick Babies Fund
by the following children Of East Flfty-third
street.
Albert knsiHal, Madeleine knsisAl,
Joseph PlAsterik Mildred hecht,
Mabel PlAstertk. Margaret Cooney.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30

q The Republicans have furnished their
opponents with a war cry: BOSS and
noodle
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The quality Of mercy is not strained.
except a. Gov. Flower exercises It, In
his hands II IL badly strained.
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The New Kase Proteetors.

a new piece OF fancy work 10 knss
protsetors. They are knit q . shape 20
ft over end under the kneecsp. and are
.ss I. &. Z =. e',.s
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JoaenhIne,a CoIIectInn

To the Editor;
InclOssd md q for your Sick Babies Fund.
collected BY JOSEPHINE GuRsKY
tSt Seventh avenue.
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q A little less mercy at Sing Sing and
y little more at Elmira would look
better. t-'.
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= There II a Governor whose favorite
Ssading 10 Chaucers 1.-THE Pardoner's
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This Was q Great Success,

To the Editor:
inelossd please and ni 70. which was realized
~ q ANAL fair hsid at Il East One Hundred and
Eesss.sh,h slfssil osr iAyisrssl Aiadisf Alls.sa
" ths sss q Al sas,y a, aaa I n.sis lan,sra
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30

II looks 10 II the Jersey woman had
the right 10 vote.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30

carnekie q Company are stili on the
free list,
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La syIphe" Dances Delightfully."-.

one OF tho most pieasan. features OF the
benent given by Misses Mabel King and Con-
stance Wallace at Union Square Hail last
night for the Sick Babies Fund was the debut
OF little LA syphs' in the Butterfly Dance
Although La Sylphe' Is only ten years old
and last nights effort was the hrst ever made
In public she won the admiration OF all by
her clever dancing and II she ultimately decides
to follow her chosen profession--the ataEe-she
should make wonderful success. La Syiphs
me daughter OF a weil-known New York
family. Ever since she was u mere child she
has shown a decided preference for the stage
and especially for dancing and soubrette parts
Her parents have humorsd her. aud for three
years she has been studying for her chosen
rarecr. For many months she has been Maria
Madison's leading dancing pupil, Her work last
nigh, would have put many professional ssr-
pentlne dancers to shame. LA Sylphe" and
she Is well named. Is the personincation Of
grace, and In the serpentine dance she has
already mastered an art which but few can
do well. namely, that OF using her feet a.
we'll a. her arms and body gracefully while
welding her skirts Her bending 10 ent,
and bright career IL In store for her
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-30

sAnd 30 they were separated"
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Your Letter VIII Appear Later

J, kl! ls!,ss, t.e,! iss.s q w. Il.tlsk
. w. ~ y x. I'LL t q = ~ ga s~
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eBt In points and bound like the othsA
mis- style OF apron would be pretty de-
ysiOpsd In lawn. cambric or nainSoohb
with hemmed ruffies of the saAA
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A Brooklyn Garden Party.

To the Editor:
lnclosed please nnd 81. proceeds Of q garden
party, at - Bainbridge street, In aid Of the
Sick Babies Fund. given by the following
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Three Days. S2T.

A fair at IS Union street. Jersey City. three
days last week realized s27 for the Fund. Chas
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Fair in Beck man Place.
Ray and Her Little Friends.

To the Editor:
1nciosed aud $3.50. the proceeds OF a stand
held ia Eishty-seyenth street. between First and
Second avenues. for the Sick Babies Fund
Ray Mallen, Grover Herman.
Minnie Van Prague.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
We receive solicitors for church sub
scri?tOns frcm II A. NJ. TO y. NJ.
We listen to book agents from l to 3
7. Nj
Miscellaneous calls receive our attention
all day.
WE ATTEND TO OUR OWN BUSINESS
AT NIGHT
Tom was so tckled over the notice
that he showed copies OF II to his thou
sand and one friends. Now he Is sorry he
did. His friends entered into little con-
spiracy, and they have been sending to
Evans daily every book agent. solicitor
and peddler they can ind. They have
taken the notice literally. and have been
busy seeing that Tom received p.enty OF
calls all day.
This morning he very deliberately tore
up his ficetous notice, and substituted
one which reads:
: THIS Is MY BUSY DAY.
Book agents and beggars shot on sight.
KEEP OUT,
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Dinner for Good Looks.