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not let us involve ourselves in policies and
things of that sort, but let us face the situation
u IL a. iiila " A Annlananl

not let u. involve ourselves in policies and
things Of that sort but let us face the situation
as It stands" LApplausel
| RYSuM DEFENDS THE CoSTUNCE
| Mr. Bypum Dem. lndl defended the contract
| against the c.iticism which had been made.
! especially by Messrs McMillin and Bryan lis
! ASSOCIATE, on the Committee on WAysnnd Means.
| Mr. Wilson closed the discussion in q tcn.min-
ute speech, enforcing, the point made hy him AZ
" S needed sI n defence at
the hands OF those who served with him In the
llonse; that no man who ever knew him would ,oI ~
john g. Carlisle. Applause -,
The previous question on the engrossment
and third reading and passage Of the joint reso-
luton being ordered by The. terms Of the rule
the first question before the House was Shall
the Joint resolution he cngrOssed and read a
third timer" On this the yens and nays were
demanded. the roll call resulting; Yeas, l"O;
THE BILL BILLED.
The Speaker The House refuses to order the
bill to third reading The bill is dead.
The vote in detail isas follows:
la sqt a'S@ Ap'Ss men
bSnm nstE prsh cnebnss eSsey
Thcseriqg CiSncey. eiagts Ala Cobb Sl@y combs,
SSSs " 'EHSPG EsPrs fH Basey of' ps FOREST 6pssy
sP sRSr Fr H%n PFr2% F%f%"S as GSs'l'a cs Es@"@1 @
ett n.y. ,illet Mas, goliESr Siorn9n Gi Gga9Hn,
i iia%mond %'Ii Ii"rrisS% S iiayss, Msndrl% Iasty,
sfG Sr,n p"fT Tsr,ln aSGSys}g aScf%?S" xy ASns
Cam, McKaig, Meyer, Montgomery, Morse, Mu,ch'
FaicrsSS $si pSyne Pearson SSl Penisoq Pso
RRG%% Rs"r T5' SHsS Hy ~ sS FIy EsiEgsn Ryan
vcps Siome T. W.! stone. II. A.! Stone Ky sorer.
Strsns. Tarsner. Tracey, Turner uial Tmrpn; lpde.
%% @.Sn Wan Wise %S &oSer,o" %"%%s
SSSs-M -Messrs Adams tKyl. Altken. Anderson, Alex
naEer IS. III, HInEhcad, fcil lCoij, je ,,,Tcxl
BLACK (yab. Blair piand Boatner. Boen, Bowers
Cali. rctl, Broderlck, Hromwel,, Brookshirc,
@S"" "@S ta Gann"n P Dh GsRenSri ark
WIS. G9% craTtord, curtis KAN; Davis,
ovan, DoOitie, Edmunds, Ellis (kS.i, Ellis torl.
Enloe, Epe, Fletcher, Funk. Fyan, Go9dnght' Grady,
iialT ,io, Hare, 1'H Harris hartman Hatch i"a
gen. Heard, Henderson, uill, Henderson 'Gownl.
LHepburp1 HcrTnonnn MT Hooker Miss i,utiCE uMticE,
Hull. Hunter. ,HGtcheson. iklrt, Tgar Johnson,
~. ~. kcm Kicfcr. Kyle, Lacey, Lane. Latiiner,
Lawson, layton Lester, Linton, Little. Livingston
Mallory Marsh, McCleary tMnn.l, McCulloch. Nc.
ncgrnon. A!cKeighan, NIcLallrn. McMn, McNsgny,
Mcfae, McIklcjofn, Mercer Meredith, Money, Moore,
son ,mlch.l, Rrnnrdson Tenn, Richie, hob
bins bo9srtson Lal, Russell ujal sayers Set
Stephenson, Stockdalc Strait Strong. swanson. Tal.
nsrt bert Is. r:n Ia,e Ta%ney; Taylor tind, Terry
Walker, Waugh, Weadock: Wheeler tAla.i: Wheeler
llll WhttnE williams !lllj. Williams Miss, VII.
son tOl Wilson Wash 0.i6I. ,
not votinR-2.
A motion by Mr.. Bland Dem. Mo- to recon-
slider the vote just taken was, his motion, laid
ON the table.
And then. at 30, on motion by Mr.. Wilson
dem. w. Va. the House adjourned until to-
morrow at i O'clock
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Average on Feb. II. lSHl .....,,., 2isS
WASHINGTON FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.
Tor Ncr EHGiGad, Distric' ~ Columbia D,lnrara
Maryland eastern Mem York, eastern IsnnsvrHnid,
Ncrc Jersey, aud l'TGf7ia jar ~cst u northrsst
trinds,
For western Pennsylvania and western New York,
far; westerly winds
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Aorsrs, CarriaDrS, sc.

STuDEBAKER BROS, RO5 CANAL st.
business wagons Tor city or country. Farm wagons
nll szcs Buyges road wagons 6c. street sprinklerG
street sprinklcrs, street sprInElerS
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"Chimmie Fadden has had to go 10 the sixth Ave.
nue. 90 mnkr his bow Ia print Have you Geen how
well he look Ado. -
The sun., 1895-02-15
A reua Lender no. Nnturnl D.nth.

Postmaster and the County Commlsslourr, Of Pcnt
Greek.
The sun., 1895-02-15

NUWITIUIIUTlt:
Brig. Gen. Thomas Howard Ruger to be Major.
General.
Postmasters - Henry NJ. Fitzgerald, Greenwich.
Conn; Lemuel Mathcwsun. AvocH, y. y; Frank j..
level, CatarGugus y. v; !. Miller Hoonl Cie,rirld
Pa; Daniel 4. kean, Cumberland, Md: AhraIn
Claude, Annapolis Md.; John u. sweeney, nGgers.
town, Md.
The report that Senator Manderson would he
come general solicitor for the Burlington and
Missouri Railroad on his retirement from the
The evening world., 1895-09-10
OUR WOMAN PHILOSOPHER.

After all. marriage proves to bs the principal
occupation Of women. This is the conclusion de-
duesd from . recent examination sf statisticA
The larger number OF women are not enterfSS
the pursuits In which they compete with msa
ne Increase Of women into the trades Is not -
grea. a. that OF men and boys. and V due prin-
cipaiiy to the Increase OF the population. In the
telsgrapA service the increase Is only half that
Of men. The inesssss Of nsa ss clerks Is three
times that Of women.
The evening world., 1895-09-10
A CHxD1lA1ID cAH

The inquest to-day into the poisoning
Of Mrs. Bliss marks the beginning
probably Of one Of the most interesting
legal proceedings Of many years. Back
In tbs old days IN New York, not 30
very long ago either. when Polly Bodins
was tried three ttusss for murder. men
and women took their luncheons with
them and Ate them during recess In the
courtroom. Evsry word Of that trial
was followed by the whole city from its
beginning - its enA
This inquiry has many moro dramatic
points. In fact It 10 . story that goes
far ahead Of any OF the end Of the cen-
tury novels A daughter In . cell ac
cused Of having poisoned her owr
mother perhaps on account OF thai
mothers husband who seems to hav,
bssa the AaHghtsPs devoted friend. A
little child IN pointed At by the police a.
having carried the poisoned food to hel
grandmother. A young man who wsp
bitterly by the dead woman's side ant
called her 'Evalina" has disappeared.
II the true story 10 brought out wha
q story II viii be. How we'll worth fol
lowing every line Of the report of tha
case by those who care to take NOR,
than . passing interest In the humanit
Of the closing era. 1t will be . grea
case" "a celebrated case"-probabl,
the most celebrated that New York vii
thrill over until 1900 II we'll on Its way.
The evening world., 1895-09-10
FIRIMEN ON BlKEa

About one hundred local flremen have
formed themselves into bicycle league
and will ride the silent steed between
their homes and the engine house in
going to and coming from meals, be-
sides taking pleasure spins on the wheel
when their hours or days on will per-
nit
1t seems only natural that men accus-
toned to fire would be inclined to
"scorch." and for this reason we wish
TO call the attention Of the members of
the Fire Department to the fact that
more people have lost their lives by
reckless bicycle riding in New York
this Summer than have been killed In
the fire service in many years. There.
fore We hope they won't become
'scorchers."
They will conform with the ordinances 8
we suppose. and have bells on theil
bikes. but, for goodness sake, let then
not be trolley gongs that I'LL people.
ears with changing terrors. Fire ap
paratus has the right Of way. but fire
nan going home to his dinner on
bike Is not fire apparatus. and II h,
disputes the right Of way with a truck
after he Is dragged out from under tn
wheels or horses hoofs with broker
bones and bruised features he will b
sorry, and there will be no sympath,
for him.
The evening world., 1895-09-10
THAT LITTLE WALLER DOG.

Old England has her lion and hcr unicorn ~ we'll
The mascots OF John Bull In peace or var;
And whenever Tommy Atkns' nsh,s amid the
shot and she'll
lie delights to hear the British lion roar.
An elephants the emblem OF the iar-oR sisasss.
Great Russia's represented by 4 bear;
A dragon on . yellow ground Is held ~ the
Chinese
As the creature Who will cause their foes q.
spair
In ancient Rome the eagles o'r the isgtons
borne Alott
The empires power told to all the world;
And the eagle Of America full many q time and
oft
Has perched whers'er Old Glory was unturisd
But Of late another mascot has tumblsd to tn,
On Defenders deck. In sunshine or In fog.
lie sits and wags his tail as she goes dying Of
the shore.
| For he's nothing but = little yailer dog.
But he's every inch American. from mu,,ls 4
his tail.
And although he's lust q little yailer pup.
! lie will keep . constant dog-watch beneath De
! tenders sail
TIL Nalkyris sails away withou, the Cup
n. A, JENNINGS
The evening world., 1895-09-10
STEVE ERODE, 2. j.. MAKES ACTING
PAY.

II was Maurice Barrymore who said
hat acting wac dead easy" but not
until the prize-hghters, rridse- Jumpers
and strong men took to the stage did
anybody outside OF the sacred inner
circle know that there was SO much
money In the business.
Jim Coroett made 5000 last season
by speaking a fe n lines and doing a lot
OF hstic horiture work In a play tia.
was written for him. Already this sea-
son ne mas mace about $1,000. We are
told. And there 10 Senior Steve Brodie
bridge 'iepper" and historian. who only
washes glasses before the footlights.
and who Is buying west-side palace
and gentlemen's country seats W.Jh the
profits oil his genius.
Senor Brodie some time ago explained
why SON, well-knowD actors didn't sue
ceee better In life than they do. III
because they don't know what actin
Is said Steve We differ. though. OF
this point with the bridge-jumpins
wearsr Of the sock or buskin. which
sver it hapcens 70 be. It's not becaus,
thAv ssa's aes bpt because they aat
The evening world., 1895-09-10
TALKS WITH THE DOCTOR.
Advice About Ailments That May he
Safely Treated At Home.
To the Editor.

To the Edtor:
Please tell me what ,s the cause Of ~ eyes
and complexion turning yellow. Also what can
DO for it' A. G. J.
L The discoloration Is probably due
TO liver disturbance. ~ Try phos-
phate of soda. Take one teaspoonful
in water three times q day.
Kindly print a remedy for a tanned and sun
burned skin A. II, ".
You can nnd very good remedy In
The Evening World" Of Sept. Z.
Please print a good remedy for pimples on the
face. c. Mel. Columbus avenue.
A lotion composed of two drams of
lac sulphur. one dram OF spirit OF cam
phor, one-half ounce of gycerine and
four ounces OF rose water has been used
with good effect.
The face should be bathed with very
hot water at bedtime. dried thoroughly
and the lotion applied and left on all
night
Please give mo the address Of DR.. KnapD's
Eye Dispensary. READER.
South side OF Twelfth street. between
broadway and University place.
Will you please print a remedy for a bad case
OF canker sore mouth? A. l.. r.. Brooklyn.
Take one dram OF chlorate OF potash,
dissolve 1t in six ounces Of warm water
and use the solution as = mouth wash
every two or three hours.
VIII you kindly print q good remedy for Sum.
NOR diarrhoea Ct children.
BROOKLYN MOTHER.
The following Is . very good remedy:
Subnitrate OF bismuth one dram.
Tinctu-e OF catechu one dram.
Chalk mixture two ounces.
The dose is one teaspoonful to be
given every three hours.
BE kind enough to prlat . remedy for avoliss
eyes caused by . cold. j. O.
You may find an excellent remedy In
the wash of borav and camphor water
given In 1.-The Evening World" OF Sspt.e.
W. B.--Get a solution consisting Of ten araina
OF camphor. ten grains Of menthol and one ssucs
Of liquid albolene Apply 1t As required.
j. ". H.-Get some elixir OF calisaya and irea
| and give her one teaspoontul before each meal.
|
j. X. Newark. n J-Apply carbolie oint-
] msnt several times q day.
HB. s.-You should consult a surgeon. Self
| treatment Is not advisable in your case.
j. i. WHITMYER. NJ. p.
The evening world., 1895-09-10
EvANGELINE,

The great sec meadows CLEAN and g,ov:
The slopes are white with grain;
o feet that Left them long age.
Why come Q not again:
The long deep moana the marshes sleep.
The sweet Sind never stills:
What happier worlcs. o ~andersr. keep
Thee frow Areadisn hillsf
SIN moraing, bloom and evenings gloon.
White Summers fade and shine.
o wistful sy~A what deeper skies
OF blue and gold are thine!
Par from the waving sIoess Of wheat
sleep on. fos all ,s well;
o tired feet yeur rest 10 sweet
In eslds Of saphodsL
o veil tor thu whose heart 10 strong
TO meet and eoaqusr fs'e.
Thy memory 10 8 s,sd. sweet sons
Bscavss tn soul vas great.
w. r. ~. II Losisvtlls cesrsss-Js. rnal
The evening world., 1895-09-10
Public Nplsaaces.

To the Editor:
Here are some public nuisances:
The party who stands the steps OF Z car
about two blocks before he wants to get on
fhs fellow who discusses his private affairs out
loud In an Elevated car
The chap that knows all about the yacht race.
bow much they cost an6 what the crews eat for
dinner.
Ths ninny that knoGs sii about the play. and
whispers II out In . sonorous tone. much tc
sveryhody's disgust
The person Who has . few hard luck stories tc
tell There are others
The liar who was svay oil Summer. and ha,
a few hundred letters he got from girls thai
were dead struck him.
Ths pig that holds a hve-csnt cigar ualit II
. cable -car-phewi
The gang OF bum actors that hang out IL
front OF the Marion House.
The dear sirl that thumps the plano ali nigh
In the next daL
Also the sngelic boy that Is learning to srun
on the nute, MOE FIALKOWSkY.
one Hundred and Sixteenth street and Thir,
avenue.
The evening world., 1895-09-10
Corn On the Cob.

Corn served Eau naturel' IS impossible
to eat daintily and becomingly. You al
ways agree with the New Englander
whose advice about eating an orange
was II you want to have a real good
tima with It you must 20 behind the
barn. 1t should never be brought
upon tho tabie save a. one of those
dear old homely dishes Of which We are
all somewhat ashamed and At the sams
time very fond. and of which ws all
partake only In the bosom Of our family.
A Yankee clergyman electrified a table,
ful Of young women last wssk at they
common summer boarding house by
producing an invention Of his own for
the purpose Of holding an ear Of oorn
while he ate from II. 1t was In ths
shape Of two spoolA each holding q
stout dsrning- g-needls. The latter pen
strated the cob, and the spools were
held In the hands. Its worthy owner
The evening world., 1895-09-10
Tie Devils Pnstims-POksA
To the Editor:

10 the Editor: ~
In response to the query Of David ~ aad
Joseph Mcll." ! ~'uid like to say that gambling.
no mater how low the stakes 10 very. very
wrong ! am aware that some Of the members
Of my Sunday y-s..ssO'. and David and Joseph may
be OF tenn, play the game Of "rsssr'' regularly.
Boys you not Gee what It viii sseIrt.i'D
lead to! Loss Of time money 0or who ever
really viAs0. reputation ttor 1t throws you into
bad company. 10 say Rothins Of ths many few.
erish uiEals spent over the gaming tabls Lei
| US hope. my hoys that you will see your error
in time, and drop a pastims The devil dsiishts
In tsmptnx you with J. y. g.
The evening world., 1895-09-10
ROwdiss II East Thtrty-ssventl
Street.

To the Editor: 20
EvSy evening = sang Of ysuns rovdiss eea'
grega.s In East Thirty seventh street and naks
lifs . burden to those people who arS seos
oeisd to reside IN that asishborhood- We havs
appealed to the Captain and policemen ct our
precinct repeatedly. but It seems thsy esA d
nothing. It is shocking to be compelled to lis
ten to the language of tSs young russians vh'
hold iightiy brawls over some Molis. kittis o.
Annie. II mothers could see what ~ from
my window they would keep their daughters IL
the hHse at night II is . standing disgrace ta
those little girls. sixteen and seventeen,
abused and insulted by those cursed loafsrs. whs
are thu cause Of many a pure and trusting girl Z
ruin. The girls. Of course. are . srest deal
worse than the loafers; and. no wonder. the
parenu ara all to ulsme, ! told . little oass
father. but he Indignantly refused to believe
that no dear little daughter would descend q
sssocias with iOsfsrs sRAMsLovlA
The evening world., 1895-09-10
AFTERWARDS.

There's never Joy that the Nay time knowa
But seems far brishtsr at sumnsfs cioss;
There's never . song that The fair y0ath kasv
But rings fss swsstss - ysars wear throushi
Thsrss never isvs thai essiA bring the thrill
rhs, tAs assA sssrts kaev vhich tAs lsAA levs'l
"
= tAaak the ssAs Tor the ioys tAss wssa
Nor pias Ter asv ~ tbs tsys Asf0
That asss ~ whss vitA au NE ~.
lAis - ghsls sAsu b sssss - ~
-pslsss MsvA
The evening world., 1895-09-10
THE GLEANER's BUDGET.
Gossip Here, n Hint There and True
Tales Of city Life.

In the matter OF a liberal Sunday policy To-
wards the consumers OF certain wet goods.
brooklyn 10 far In advance Of New York In
soms other lines. Affecting the observance Of the
hrst day OF the week. the larger city has the
advantage. a. Was shown In & particular n idcnt
Of last sunday morning In a vacant lot In the
vicinity OF One Hundred and Thirty eighth street
and Amsterdam avenue we're number o: ynins
men In football harness going through the sig
malls and tactics OF the Eama They fell on the
ball. made droy-klcks and punts and practised
line plays with all the enthusiasm II not the
skill. OF college athls,es A good -natured police
man smiled on them from the side-lnes break
Ing out occasionally Into a loud gunaw at some
especially rough tackle or brilliant run. Those
who associate sunday sports with noisy shouting
and yelling would have been dtsapponte on this
OCCASION for the captain OF the team-they call
the mselves the oroles-kept the players we'll In
hand, and shouting Of every kind was inter-
dc,ed
In Brooklyn 1t is otherwise. Young men there
may have toiied every week day. possibly from
early morning until late at night. leaving them
| absolutely no daylight In which to indulge tho
love OF sport inherent In every lad. but let them
try to play ball. even game of catch" and
see how long they will evade a biuecosts clutch
ea Inc 1aCt tiul they scltCl iot out
| the outskirt, makes no mattcr-games OF any
| kind en- sunday will bring speedy vengeance upon
| those caught at H. Otherwise bright young men
| whose fondness for outdoor games is stunted by
| this action OF the authorities soon md their
ways to saloons and pool rooms where habits
are acquired which artsr~ ards may blight their
lives Give the boys a chance!
|
| D,Ni Ist A.
| quarters from hts yearly vacation. lie is the
| Chief Clerk u the Police Board. lie spent his
| play days at Buz7ards Bay, where President
| Cleveland 10 staying with Mrs. Cleveland ant
the babies While there Major Kip devoted
ths greater portion Of his time to skimm!ns
| Ing to his salty yarns. one would not suppose
! he nearly lost leg during the recent TROLLEY
strike In Brooklyn while out with the Seventh
Regiment Tn Major fairly existed In his cat
boat, A.d In this respect he was only equalle'
By President Cleveland. They frequently passe
one another In their respective craft. and skip
per Cleveland would always don his cap an
then wave II enth Islastically at the Police De
psr,ment and shout, How do you dor
Il, iemons,ratei 10 me" said Major kipr
that .hs Prrsident was having Jolly goo
tim. ~rh his catboat and nshing-rod. lie wa
as happy as any schcolboy you ever came across
/ sac Mrs Cleveland often. and she was to
sweet Tor anything. as we're also tho whit
House babies" THE CLEANER,
The evening world., 1895-09-10
The Women who Marry.

Here ID rather q singular thing which
no one has ever noticed In print and
yet which all OF Us must have remarked
many times for ourselves. II we know
woman who is set apart by any oddity
Of feature which amounts to a deform.
ity. who is repulsively ugly. II IL almost
,certsin that that woman is married.
Now. this Is also true Of men. but one
Vas the less to say about that part, be-
@usa long ago the genial-hesrted old
Atocrat sighed over the patent truth
int there was no man short Of . gor-
ilit In appearance whom some good and
pretty woman would not take and make
. htsbahd out Of. But that the gorilla
like women should likewise be deliber.
ately yelected IL a strange fact. and still
q factit ID.
The evening world., 1895-09-10
A Dainty Course.

At q recent luncheon ono Of the
daintiestcourses was constituted merely
Of WHIPPED syiiabub and lady fingers
Tho syllaslb was heaped In gold egg
shells, ea& one Of which was eaten
with . gol spoon. and the lady fin
gera whih were passed with the
syllabub. wee tied with yellow ribbons,
The syllabuh was made after the fol!
lowing recipe. One pint Of cream. rich
and sweet. oie-half cup Of powdered
sugar. one gias Of wine and one large
teaspoonful Of Vanilla extract. Dwssteu
the cream. and when the sugar 10 thor
oughly dissolve. churn 10 . strong
froth. Lastly. STE In wine and season.
ing carefully. SIEVE at once.
The evening world., 1895-09-10
i. the "New Woman" q Nuisances

Is the "New Woman" . NulsanceS
To the Editor:
OF all the silly fads that those Of the Tag
who have the time and inclination do in'
dulge In. the New Woman fad 10 the WORT
A woman dresses in light-coored bloomera hs
leggins. red vest black cutaway coat and a.
pine hat and then rides through Centrd psrx
astrids q horse and has her picture taksn -
this costume and position Then. with ~
irony. says to a newspaper reporter. PLEASE -!
that dislike notorety." That the fad 10 incon
sistent is evident by the fact that although
comfort and convsnieucs are givsn ~ the ssssoi
for donnipg 'psnta." yst thsy aFs more otter
than not accompanied by the most uneom'
Portable part Of mans attire-namely. . col,
Ar and tis II ths uswspapsrs would step thei'
silly rsnting and rot about the New Wsaan."
she would sink int "inocuoss dssustudsH :
and that Iovsllest Of Gods creatures . woman
ly woman. boomers and silly HotionA
would reisn instead. E. u. 0oNkLIN.
BrooklyA. |
The evening world., 1895-09-10

While we are rejoicing At Defenders sunces,
must pay tribute to Lord punravsn. whose
gent!emanly and sporismanliks conduct has mad,
him a host Of friends here. lie cannot have the
cup but he can have the good viii Of Americans
who Ike good sportsman whether he wins or
loses. Philadelphia Inquirer.
The evening world., 1895-09-10

Even politics yields space to the yacht
races. Nsvertheless 1t IL easy to see
that at the coming convention times
there are to be breezes more stirring
than any that the competing boats have
found of Sandy Hook.
The evening world., 1895-09-10

black aaa hiss -,nswhss o, their bodies nany
. time; they say that thy catch cold 20 sasily(
they have to be rubbed Town soon a. they
get home from spin" hey are disgustsd with
the wind in their faces willie riding; they own
UP that they don't exactly 'are for It. but it'a
the fashion. you know! As % health. to be IA
the open air is all right: to use ones muscles
Is healthful; but-and Of the following fact every
one is oblivious. viz. for women It Is injurious
70 ride bike" N)MANLlNESA
The evening world., 1895-09-10

Col. Grant dared to order police hell
NETS all by himself. and the rest of the
Police Board sat upon him. Yet no
Commissioner has moved to sit upon
Roosevelt while he has been doing. all
by himself. far greater mischief than
ordering helmets. Why this distinction
The evening world., 1895-09-10
One Required the Other.

Mamma-wille where are those apples gone
that were In the storeroomf
Wtl.ie-They are with the gingerbread that
was in tho eupooard.-pittsburs bulletin
The evening world., 1895-09-10
SMILE PROVOk BRs.


When he hies him home loaded with liquor.
Though his wife Is a terrible kiquos.
And he angem her much,
His excuses are such
She can seldom II ever help sn,quor
-Dertoit Tribune.
The evening world., 1895-09-10
A Child's Hair Ribbon.

There is Just at present a pretty fash
ion of arranging a little girls 'ront-
locks. These are often Obdurate and
have an unbecominE way Of hanging
over the ears. even where ther, Is
some attempt to subdue the hair onthe
forehead with curls or bang. These
afore-tims "elf-locks" are now ted
sDout with bit Of gay ribbon over ecn
ear. and the result 10 very quaint aad
generally becOmin9.
The evening world., 1895-09-10

The mos; satisfactory thing about the victory
Ia that for the hrst time the rha!.enge ls in
dub!tab,y the best boat 10 England The
Cep-sta Ga.ag.A Aad TaIsle crack boats
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