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HjjM 6CH00L OPENINO.
MfiSt' Tho question of orxnitiR the school-
IHkt. fir pairs at nu earlier hour than li.ia l.ecn
K"f W doao, thnt the 'lulilreii iln' nsseuili'o
Ej 2f my not hnvo to unit In tlif open air rx-
aB fll posed lo any Inclemency of weather nmi
Hfln K., whatovcr tlnnccr tbcro may If from irnsi.
BaHf in? travel. i ill eouio tip In Iho moetitic nf
BHRflr the School Bosnl which tnkis iilnca In'o
Mp this afternoon.
HbSff Tho Agitation of this maltrr bv The
KW Evening VnnLnrmsnmiiodr;teiit Interest,
HuiK n" " '" lr ''c 'r,l'0'' ' but lieu tlioSchnol
wM ConinilssionerH tlclllierntn ernvulv on tbo
jflljE point thoy will (Co the ovil of I lie present
(BKf time of opening nnil do away mill it.
HhHK There is every reason to hope for the
flSr' deilred results from tho consltlerntlou of
Hfl this matter by tbo Board. Iho trcuble
fflnlflu occasioned by throwing open tbo cntos
jKBt and admitting tbo children to tho plav.
ijMHr groond and sotno sheltered apnl earlier is
HF too slight to bo recardeil ns uu objoctiou,
RBwJL nd that seems to be thn only objection.
NRlC Tfaopcopln pay for the Public Schools
I HffiHt' nd they lime n richt to cipoct ttint thfir
R Kwitt childron shall be protected ns well us
I SSjJF educated. It is certainly distressing to a
U HbiSI- tarant to feci that a voiiur chllil has to
1 HHeIp "va" B01n0 "n,c 'u tl" street for Ibe
H Mffmir ecbool t: bo opeuod to him. Let the
u toPIS. Hoard rectify this.
ft niitv
1 ffillire P00B IKBLAND.
H wBHK An appeal has been sent out by the
j IffiK. AmericAn Committee for tLe Relief nf
I HBtS Fuxnno in Ireland. Bitch an appeal might
' HIlK to mcct w'tlj r0A('y rciponin from tbo
ii IHiB American people. So many of Ireland's
EHhKl tons are crafted upon this country that
IffiK' there is n peculiarly sympathetic recline
ffiflH' here for the Tmorald Isle.
I E9H u' '00 mcrn 'nct "lnt people nro ex.
I IK. rosed to dancer of death from lack of
i K fcd must striko scrougly any heart
i Hk capable of compassion for sufTuriuR
' HS'' human beings. Tbcro are grao fears
IIb that this terrible scourro of famine may
1 Eae prostrate Ireland again this jour. Help
i wmSL' htT !
Hk The Beoretary of tho Interior has put
! 3tB" k'" '' down nn tho employment of
KriS Indians in Wild 'ot shows. 'Ibis at the
MIIb inalaoce of the Emigration Bureau. Tbo
I 9Km? ' Indiana who wihl.nott boenmo infocted
I IBIk' vrith a tieioua leaven and returu tn their
II twS own lo ferment evil. Tboguilelosslndiuns
m jjBuKr must and ahull be presorcd.
1 WSK A girl Ion years old attemptod to leap
HM' from London Uridge, and her mother
I raiWf)' ' eICU,,, tli'" "n tho ground that the child
I MfNr was a professional bridge-jumper.
I WaW SPOTLETS.
' ' iftiK Tons tndrtb the Tint L'ssoa from I be Book nf
nth Numbers, ltils apropos of the crit 1sr nf the
It HB7 raaiu.
HHm Wtlllim Waldorf Alter tbousht there should
BSHL te no two A's about hit Kin. o the )ounrstrr l
RWK; new John Jacob Attor with the Armitron;
SfV dropped. There are certainly no two ways for an
CUP Aator.
(K The difference rxtween tome FMUdelrhiins
9BK and Cbirlestonlins tt that the former are
HSNk , QuakeriindtueUltarireeirtb-quiiers.
I MP "Old Uls Bmithert mirry a title'" "Nn.
EflK' bnt the married half a dozen rt-.ndy first mort
a B rages."
1 nSlW ' C?1.11 her through tha airJen,
J CBK ."Ithmanya lander Wh,
Hx Ahutlerrly abewaachasinf,
nK! And lo, alaal as 1.
B, A rain who stmoat lUrtlra m womia to death
HK . MlJsTea In a atari with a nntih to It.
aWh
h Ooodwood laid hli forlntxht-old baby had a re-
.BjV marliaUa constitution for such a weakly irrowth.
Ml' Wh tha Bnaalin Mlnliter of riniace, VUahne-
flK rradaii. needs, la loisaShlnK to looam the apsee
Hhk7 of Bis same.
IHar. Jfotalllh sdTerlltlai- astla of bona are dry
HBk. roods Mies.
BjirKr
KK Tha one brUbt feature in electrocution la that
SMEt theratsno "dull thud" in ti.
B WORLDLINCS.
HBK The treat French relhrioua writer. Erneit
HRK Benan.uipendtrur the decline of hit llf In hla
OQW naUr TUlare, in llilttany, where La occupies a
UH , kmall cnt-itory villa oterlookisa- I he Bay of
E blseay, Kenan ruxisrreat deal of hla time
HHJf In an arm-chair under the trees
DJE Tbelsteit "boy orator" to come forward l
jLK Irvtnr Jay Steentniei, the child pbeooa.ei.ou of
JKt Bocbester, In'l. L'eli not quite Hi jura old,
but be can dallter a fifty minutes' addrets with
IHP aatonlihlnr eloquence and self.poiaeatioa
ftS Five factories make the little cspiulea in whir a
flK-' nauaeatinf medicinea ire concealed Tbe llrKrat
Bjlt of tbeu la st Petrolt, where quantities of ibe
flP little relatlneboiea are manufaclurea.
fSm- The Utile rrincesaVllhamlna, the Dutih belr
liH apparent, ta now tea yews old. Rhe baa an En?-
HK Hah roverneaa and areaka Enrlleb si well as she
BK does her native tongue,
B Qsaan Victoria's fortune was Increated to the
nH extent df nearly half a million dollara laat year
UBl through the "Crown's share" of estates that
HtBff, have reverted.
M&- ATHLETES IN REPOSi.
jHKV J. P. Lee. the great hurdle-racer nf the New
HEW- York Atbletio Club, la atlU a studeutat Harvard.
B and will probably play half-back on the College
HJB3T fooiuil tela this rail lie holds the world s
h record for the UO-yard hurdles.
Qr Boyd Decker la one of the stsrbowlen of the
j , vall-known Keulworth team. Itlsiatdof htm
EK,1 that be can tell almost at s glance the cspabili-
H ilea of a bowler, lit knows bow to taicb men to
JHE towL
H T t Lee. who formerly did a great deal of
Bf sprinting for the Hew Tork Atbletio club, Is now
K la Bualneu at Tecoma. Wsab. Be ports from the
Ci Sifille coast ludieste that he la getting en wall.
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THE WAYS OF WOMAH FAIR.
Fads, Fashions nnd Fannies That
Delight tho Gentler Soil
Dlstlnffiilshcd Cliiiritrtcrlstlcs of
Women of Dlireretit Nationalities
riirprlR Voen In Double
Widths Dlninnnils Only
foe Sperlnl We ir.
On thefonlinent one Inons the l'nsllsh
woman by her sailor list an'l llalit roreets.
thn Trench unman bv hei bifb beelf. bright
colors end make-up. the llusian lailr by her
ciirareltcs in I mlt voire nivl thn Ainerlcin
bybereltimo d iarrumand slintitliis.
With the lallor.msile dress n klrt Is
worn. lhesitbslitiilA Isa silk sl'p niflleit
lo tho knees anil csuulit bach with dlsn.
strliik's sndrte'ls.
rMiLlsit nntvisn torti'MF.
Kot only ebcetlns but carpet are woon
Id double widthe. Ml thn English carpet,
makers am Disking I1iiic1h, Wiltnuaud
Axminsler cupnts tn MU'li n vanrty nf
wlilths tbit a idn room may bo carpeted
without a Kam.
Jllss Caldwell, thn American lady who has
a Job lot nf denied undemear nn band, lnt
been staying at the Tilth Ammimo I Intel.
Plio is iiudir the iciisnt cue of u maul and
cl.six-ir.ii. filio if nl out tblitv sens nf
a.'c impnrlng In nprearince, lathersetere
in manner and her feet aro bet anlt.
I'bey am tint much Iniirer tbiin a teu.ytar
old girl's aurt faultlassly rhod.
The featnet boa is taking a rest dining tbo
eiciteinent of inleroit in populsilty of Ibe
riltT.
Diamond Jewelry has come tn be regarded
like tlinsd lice, suitable nuly tor cicliiiiw
mil cerenioulous near The damo nho illu
minatos the stage coach, all cot cor and
tliestio ets.ll with bet snllta ro earrings,
barb pin and dilator bracelet, has no recog
nition among the society of artists, connois.
satire and llrahmlns. Ilosevor. alio may
qtieeu it ner the butchers, wet grocers and
Aldermeu.
Her Maleily tho Empiess of India and
Queen nf tbo Unions la said tn entertain a
positive Bvettlon to maile-np llngor nsib.
1'rom thn same source it la learned that rho
ues pruuo brsuily loi a ban wsab.
Long-haired children are not as ubiqui
tous sa formerly. Tangledciirlsainlcrnnpeil
tieases hae como tn bo regsrded among the
luxuries and vauities that hamper comfort
and ccuvcnlence.
Tor childlen there ire really no distinc
tive materials or fabrics. Llttlei ulrls wear
tweed cheviot, caehmeie. silk volutins,
plaids aud pattern serges, and. intact.Jutt
what their mothers wear. Indeed, sensible
mothera now, In buying a gown, got from
half a yard to a vard audahalf more mate
rial than it requires to mskn one for them,
elver, and this, with the pieces always left
over, makes a dresa for her littlo daunhtcr.
Pretty little Mabel Bteenon. the bird
warblor. ii a semi-invalid, completely
broken down after her short reign. Tho
London resson, tbo Stanley wedding, the
Msilhomugh Ilouxecardeu part), the dia.
Ing-room' and tho ocean voyago ern too
much for ferentcen years, anil our slnco
hor return aba has been uuder tho doctor'
csre in a quiet littlo conn'y home, reatricted
to the society of her mother audnursr. The
sweet littlo wirblor has the best uitbesol a
boat of frlcudi for a speedy recovery and
sure cure.
Annls Deisntlaiaid lo be the rao.t elo
quent womau liviug to-day m all h'ueliud.
hho i not souug. nor pn try, ho lusn t any
tailc, any money or any icpitatiou, butahe
Is better than the whole Lnmloii police fuice
or tho Home of Lords when there i. a mob
to be controlled, tier fsro is red and
bloated, her hair la short and gray, her
eyeaaroasd and sunken, the grave of Im
figure has di. appealed. andho is a lonely,
diaappointed, discoutLnteil. old jouug
woman and ai fierce a bocuhit as Lucy Par-
POLITICAL ECHOES.
Aldrman Curry, of the Fourteenth Assembly
Platrirt, will b renominated l rsuiutny tlall.
Auemblyuin Joaeph lllnuieutbal, of the
Twenty-iecoul Piatrb t. la detlmu of l.uici
sloaalhonori Chines L. Miller, of lb Clothing Cutler!'
Uniou. p'nmineiit In Ibe dliwtroua Marorilty
ciupalgnnf Congas, la s member of the Central
Latjor Union Executive Cojiwiuee, whlth ill
look slier the orjanuatlou'a iilitii al lutejtau
laihecaurauajuat Inaugurated
Aesembltmii. Mejer J btem. of ih Twenlilh
litatiict, doea not irnfcr a ond terms I Al
bany U will lurawnr po'.Mci tor tL prutue
oltnelaw
Ex-AsjeuMvman Jacob Euozeuian, the ora'an-iu-r
of Ibe Voorhls I action ta Ike Inurm-mb
piatrlct, expei lain r a union clndl Isle pn t.
leublythlalall.
LawjerMUIian A Oanl.ajt ibe Fejub.
hcau uominatioa for Congress In Ibe Tweillh
District if he will airei t It Mr Oaus la prom
nent tn numerous fraternal organisations
Civil Justice lltur) 11 (loldlogle is confideot
that Timothy J Camibell will auneet Juhn
Utnry McCarthy as Cougresiman from Mr
UghtbDtttrUI
rolUe Court Clerk 6ol D Boaentbil It not a
randldsle for lbs Assembly this ear. lie was
admitted lo the practice of law recently and u
slready laving pipe for lbs Jud.eblp of Ibe
FKIb Dulrlci Clull Court
It Would 8eera So.
Ifivm ilimtty t Wfk'j J
Mr' r,S.!"ir' ' 'f, f 'anterni
lat uieht. Misi Amy.
Mi Amy-ludeed' llather alight repait.
o?iiT!,!;A,",n:'loawB Bailaorsoi al 2H rsl
tluip,su.rM'v"", '"'"
ssSssssE
THE AGEJO MARRY,
' What is llu Propar Disparity Be.
iween Brlda and Bridegroom
Tlioorios Evolvotl Trom Facts
by "Evoning World" Readors.
Interesting rompctltlon for a Uou-lilc-Knglo
I'rlze.
Shtoitit hutlifinri 7rf Irifr fir
tar )' Mmfi ific or ihiwfil the
irijV he mttri yoHnflfr .'
Woclloolc's AntlthPBca
Man for live snd socletv,
Not lor monoi and lileiv,
.Many a pvrttiet kind ami dear.
Niit n guardian old r.ndpieei.
larrr a man of jour own eiis.
Not nno of the .lucient dear..
'Isko n rustn merry and wife
And you will Mr. n noble pnte.
Italu.
Mnturlty tho Teat.
fnlleCflfor
Tlitslolopy flics with nceiimcy the
rnrMett period at which marriage is .id
inlssible. This period la that st which
tho boily ntlnuia complete development,
which is not before twenty In lbo female,
ami twi u'V-fotir in the main.
Tim niimbei of enrB is Iors material
than maturity No girl uuder twenty
should ever m.irrv any itinn ocr twenty
six. 'Iho lnc of an Hlilorlv mnti lor u
pirl iHiunro iinirntiil tltnu conjugal, while
hi rs for him m like (hit of a dimghtur fur
n father.
lln hives her ni a pet. (Uoroforn his In
ferior, iiihtend of a woiunn, and Is coin
I (died In look down upon her as iimxpo
neiiced. below him in judgment, ton
oft n iinpultive nml un't lae .which olilicet
Itlm tn mike ton iinuy iilluwiinieB to bn
rinupatiblo with n geuiiiiif iiiunli.
hho in compelled 'o InoL up lo Uiin
niOKi ns nno to be rovi'iouced, pel baps
leared, nml at moro good find uiso than
cninpiuiouabln.
1 heir ideas nnd fctditigs must ncrcs
saril) bo ilihsinillur. (I. L. S.
Tho Ago of a Modol Iluebnr.d.
Jrt if Hilar
I married n man who Is forty. two, while
I nui iwinty-rlvo cnr of age. Wo have
been mirrmil six years, nud thnao six
years haMi been a forelasto nf Tnrndiso
TiifIis differ widely, but my opinion in
that n wlfo hlioiilil be from five to twenty
L'r,r Ihu junior. A man who has seen
lilnmi nil sides and is up tho hill towards
lorn is more likely In sottlu dowultitnn
model htislniud.
A lining woman can. if aho will, con
vert uu ugly bear ititou lauin.
A rnnii can bo led by kindesi but nnt
driven Murnago ncod uuver boafailuro.
ii-i matter what tie ages nro. Tact, kind
nos, love and lorbcnrauco aro remedlea
in tliu'Tcnch of nil; mc them freely,
Cinnic A. B,
8bs Knows ; Sho Has Trlod It.
pi tSliilllr
Having been married three years. I
think I kuow n little about It. My bus.
band is forty-one, nud I am juat twenty,
one. If I had n dozen da.icbtcis they
ebould all uiHrry mon ten to twouty yours
older than thuiiisalvts.
I ngrcn with H. A Schliffnr. vhn snvn.
"At" is no criterion nf brains." My
liiisbniiil cousultB nioin nvorvtlung ho uti
rlerlakeH, nud thinks my opinion just
right. Gho uio the old mon every time.
B ei-air (.
An Opinion from Old Vlrglnny.
.! HI fit
Old mon marry young women and old
women marry voting men. with good and
bad lestilts. which cannot bo attributed
to age. The old women grow young, tho
young women grow old, in sympathy
with their llfeuiatcs. This Mntcuieut will
bear scrutiny.
It n man marry at thirty a woman must
botwoul. Ale not theso the ten j ears
w hen hn most needs tho comfort, com
paniousbipnud counsel of n good woman?
Tho nnlv see uhuh makes marrlagoex.
ciiasble la nhdi two people are so much in
line Ihey cannot liNOspail; wheu theli sky
i a mlvtiue of pale blito and rose: every
bird Is s bird of paraill.i.witli the voice of
a laik; " wltnn his friend t a heroatnl hi
ul an sngei:' when the whole untNerio Is hi
in and sympathy: when tbo verv earth
Hcenis to Imuttd and sprliiif beuesth their
iftt. ami tho air thoy breatho u a positive
,'OV.
That is tho age, on both aides, tn marry.
1 be result may not be happluns, but they
will not havo lived in vain; they will have
drtsnud their dream, without which Mlu Is
a lailuio. Sirs. A.M. L.
Nover Crowe Old to Him.
I tri fAiinr
Why ihould a married couple be any
happier where) there is ten or twelve veart
differcnco tu their a;e lhau those who nro
nPout the sinio ago ' Of course, a woman
dcia grow old tho quicker, but what of
tliuli1 II a man leally loves his wile, does,
hho oxer grow old to him? Dot.
VACRANT VERSES.
An Old Ithrmo.
W In iiys the rose litel
wl osiathe violet a l.pie
Wbuuathst auaar, however I wcet,
la hall as sweet aa ou
w ho lovea your cheek o red
win, lties nur eies so btuu'
W ho liiws rsfb auburn hil.- of your beta
"hy, 1' And 1 loiej ou, too.
-itii. in jr.'t' trtir
Noah's Noslected Opportunity,
If Nnah bad used tbsrhosen piir
Of woiiut I bat w rut to tho rt.
lo SsU tlirottn itio wiuilona ii the coo)
1 root his soiuewbat.roulel tik.
Ati'l thus but used up tbo iu!ruitn toi k
In his on original ws),
tlow many Iio it bad are.1 and suet
lotlinsherucnolio-dl t.fiiuiw.
A Dad Dreak.
jour eye suirresti Italradiint stone
That on uur Buier glisten! '
11 "timers In a If odr loa.
w LUs she tu vronilrr luieoa
And in lur lac a airan.eaurprise
svlcea sterna toiiokar
" rheujou u.iii ibtuk 1 Uae tat'aeici,
tor that s one ou m soger 'EmShiiv
S M
Tho Circumstances
Iff.. Vsy Hl'a I
Miss amy Of course you are familur with
Longfellow's beiutitnl poem, "To itiy at
home is lest
!Kl!ty-t-. Misa Amy: and I think he
must hive written it just alter returning
troui a hummer outing.
Sound Sophistry.
lr ,m Jua.y' W,iilt
n No sensible girl will ever arcact a
widowers proposal.
fin Why. pray
lie because a man who can t profit by ex.
pel lence is certainly s tool.
Thoro Aro Fleuty of Thorn
lro. W.' U..lV j
Toiitng-Tlio Ooicrniiient wants a naw
('laicii fnr the silver dollar.
Piniljng That ougni rot lo be bird to
Ker. Lieotioiirl know his ilesignaon the
j dollar.
! SPIl.,l!,'r"J'","J.0'sv4t " ekilar.o
wtuUiMihUg. 1ft,,a. asU.saijutnis,
j.jiyii.a-i, i s.i "MsaBsX Isli 1 1 ii
UNLOCK THE DOORS
' A Role Ibe School Board Will B
Asked lo Pass To-Day.
Commissioners Who Concede
" Tho Evoninij World's "
Demand.
Cbllilren .Musi Ito Admitted Whci
Tlicy (.'onto tu ScIiodI.
fclionl romnillniier Mllei M. OTIr'cn
bis proraieil a resolution pinvidluu that nu
alilaf'fr lct. tithe t.milors nf tho school.
lioiics tlirongboiil tbo i'itv shall bo obliged
tnopen the doors st h o'clock In tbo morn
lltlf, and be will nllei it at Ibenircting ,it
Hie llraril tr.div.
"Tbeto It t'odnnbl,' he sal I tn an Kvxi.
ivrt WnitLP ret'orlet tine morning, "lhct
the lesolutloii will ho rarriid tluongh. be
ciiuo It is evident loeicryone who ban ans
thing In do Willi thn schools tint such a re
form Is needed.
"Indeed, I wonder that tin step has been
taken in this dlieellnii befnir. I have oflen
nntleed, m pissing the schools early fu the
mninlne. esticctnlly in i.Uny weather, the
elilldicii st.iiidiinr huddled tngi thei In fmnt
of Mm doors. Hying to kepydry wlillo wait-In-:
for tho lanltor to let them in.
" It Is n ehano that this pnctlcnhas been
allowed lo exUt so long, nnd it is high time
to take such act Inn ns will prucut atiythiue
of the bind in the liiture.
"For thatiensnii. Iho Board of Eduea
lion should act at once, ami my resolution
piovides the amnio temedy fnt the evil,
"It is ridiculous lo tall; about reqtiliing
the ttscbers to be at the schools at that
hotii to take cite of the cbllilren. Vhy, 1
know for n fact that it hns bee.1 dono for
seirs In a gtest insny echools, and nn harm
hasctor enmoofit. Why shniildn t Itwotk
as veil In all the schools
"I think I can show those members of tho
Ilntrd who aro not tllsioioil to tako the step,
foi lesrthat harm might rciilt tn the chil.
dien for which the Oopartment could bn
held responsible, that sitTcsrs are ground
less. Y5
".fust now, when tho cold, rainy season
is coming on, It Is all tho moro ueceisary
that something should bo done to pinildn
sliollct foi tbo children. 1 have no doubt
that many cases or diphtheria result from
the fact that children am kept nut in the
rain until they K(t soakod, and aro then
obliged to sit all dsy in their wet cloth Inc.
'It in harhaiou. to say tho least, and I
am clul that Tut. Evi.mmi Wonhu has taken
up tbo matter and prespoit itsnenciKcticali).
' 'Ilm Hoard cannot allot, 1 tn ignmctbo
facts, and If tbcro was only one school in
tbo city wheu tho practice was to lock out
tbu childicu until a certain hour tu the
mortiiuc. I think the Hoard ought tn take
cognizance of tho fact and icmndy tho ovil.
"I am not at all afraid that it will beau
inducomcut to tho children to lonie earlier.
"As Tut Evlmno WonLn has shown,
tbcioaio soino children who have tnloavc
homecarllei than otborr, and it la fnr their
ncccmiMOiiat.ou nnd sheltor that tho rule
should be adopted '
Several othir Commissioners, who thought
it an unwiso policy to opon tbo schools any
earlier than is the custom at present, be
causo it might put additional burdens upon
tho teacheis. wcio forcod to admit that it
was not light to keep tbu little ones stand
ing outsido in the rain and storm when
tbcro wag plenty of warmth and room tor
them within.
Cnuiuilnloner Charles L. Holt, who has
alio beou a school trustee, said:
"I tluuk there are sumo objections to the
plan propood by Tul Uvummi World, but
1 don't wish to bo understood as opposing
It. I nrer heard any cnnip'aiut about this
matter until tho premit time, aud I do not
et see tho necessity of iiiakiuc auv change.
"Of course. If tho general sentiment is
in favor of such a gmcral roBiilstion by the
Board I am willing tn withdraw my objic
tious "
Commissioner T. W. Pevoessid:
"Myopiuion is thst the city ought not
to lw cumuelleil to furnish nurseries for the
children. If the wealbei in stormy parents
ought lo keep their cbildi nu homo till school
time.
"Btlll, if it is thought necessary I would
not oppose the proposition, provided that it
also reiiuirod the pieseuco of teacbera to
look alter the childlen.
"Suppo-e soma accident should occur In
letting tbo chlblreu lu without auy nno tn
superintend tb(tu? The Department would
be heM, responsible.
"If they were outside it would bo tho
duty of tho police to look after them. If we
open the doors at 8 o'clock they will be
coming around at 7. MO.
lhe'earo the usual arguments offeied by
those who hesitate to nisko tho change.
CominisB.onei OTIiieu in his statements
deniiil'shcs all of thrnj at a single blow.
I hey ait onlj unman) excuse tnrthtikiiig
a leaiwnsitiilitv and tor failing to iiiatiiute
a rilorin Hist has huoine imporatne.
lu Mi.OIIrieiis own ai.tiict. the Nine,
leeiiin nonl, tlin lrii-tef Iikmi alrciutv,
since Im Uvlnimi Would te,;an its nuitu.
lion, psiseii rulo that oiery school in the
ward shall lie ouued under all citcnin
ttancts at 8 oVlotk.
Sympatliy.
r m lit
Mr. Prumrordt happy A fillnu told mo
to-day that 1 dtdu I kuow onon.h to go in
when H rainel
MiH Lila,eil What a njut of tail'
Dyspepsia
Iiilrnsr Siijyernuj or Surer
Kixtnrpil to Verject lltnltlt
r solebate suCeiei u-ose srterel) from
aysriUiban Mr I t MiVUbou. 4 well-known '
grikerofMiLni. a i Pa save before I hTh I
I was ir. ex.e'l.ct teiltb. wn.blua mergisJ
lunl-. Ip iLat.'s.r luatliucui iletrloinlmKi
acute dsciiia. iuIiud I was reduced to JOS,
pounds, surfirlnf buininK insitl.u. in the
sKu.ii b, paipitailoui lite b-ari.
Nausea and Indieoation
l toul.l col s'l.p. I, iall lesrl In 0 wo k,
talttsofuei n. belli and for diisala lice I
vi aid tae uvlcouel.!eib 1 1 aia moroso.
aullen jaliruuli'e .eul.r i.bi eaislilr v
aburuea ltilf.lu.101 t hi. iin. and iany
remedtrs Ocedsi a orkmai.mrlo)Ml.y u.e
auggesteiltbii I UV Hood r esrtaivirilla. as 11
balcuisHi. wile ..I djtiertu Idtlso and
before taking Ibe wLole el a Nn.e 1 term !
Feel Uikoa Now Man
The ismtle taint to wunb 1 bid i.eusub
lected.eited. Its paltlipton of itt. tajrisuu
slded, u,y atowath te. inMiwt. uiusea disip
Itsrel and iy cliiw sisiem tau loione up
WlthxeiurLincsu.njth me al.us nlminl '
anlbod Pefore ite tlth 1- itlr wastaki-nl
ba.1 recnaeu iy Junner weuf -at rnOilion I '
am ic-da wetland I innteit to usuij 1
j Hood's Sarsaparilla
I f old by all druggiiu II Mx fur 85 rrtpared
I only br C 1 HOOD CO., Lowell. Mus.
1 10O DOSES OMi OOLL-IU
K--riinii-i1r tt"-
ve-frXrK B3RHsB?'B,B:""?ra "" "tl '" ''"
vi-ji B&T.a"16'AVS.'
mW N ewYo RK
WE INVITE INSPECTION OF OUR
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF REEF
ERS, OVERCOATS, DRESS ATTIRE,
EVERY DAY SUITS, HATS AND
CAPS AT PRICES AND IN QUAL
ITIES TO SUIT ALL.
JERSEY SU8TS, $3.98;
ACTUAL VALUE,
$5 to 6.50.
vassal - , -- - .-
"THL WHIRLWIND."
'Iho incessant energy of tbo indefatigable
''nlney Itoeiifeld is ono of theso products
Im wiiich the American public ought to be
cslroinely giatclul. One of these days It
will lead him to the perpetration of a
great play, planned unon a vital topic, and
designed to till one of thoso eier-yav Ing
chasms, knnwu as "long-felt wants.' Ihe
time will comn when managers will cry foi
Si dmy Iloscnfeld as children, according to
iho placards at Ulointod Hallway stations,
crv lor a certain tonthtome medicine. Ho
Is young, iucflably bright aud not to be sat
upon with impunity.
lu " Tho Whirlwind," presented at the
Hlandard Thcatie last night, Mr. llosenfald
has se'ected one of tho dreariest aud most
iinromantic subjects on earth to wit, the
Cleat iug.llotiio In the time of a bank failure.
That ho has mad bis plsyeicn tolerably
interc-tlnc is a gicat tribute to his skill, for
the subject is one with which tho msjoiitr
of theatre. gnurs must bo absolutely uu
acquainted. Of comae, some peoplo who always appro
elite what thev can't understand wilt look
onMlheandsay "Oh' howclovci !" "Oh!
bow admirably pictured. " I can't help
thinking, hnwover, that tuii lick of sympa
thetic coniprclnnsiou ou tho part of the
laieer poitiou of the audlenee will be "Tho
Whirlwind's " gieatcat trouble. All the jar.
gon about securities, collateral, chocks,
obligations, bonds is. or. It scorns to mo,
ought to be uuiniclllHiblo in tho politoucss
of the oioning hours, at any rate in an uu
adultetated form as it is in Ml. nnseufeld's
play. To undeistaud "The Whirlwind" it
will be necessary to oducatn oneself up on
or down to Wallstieet. Tew women will
appiociate tho play unless they be built like
Tolly Targus, and I am afiald that there are
not many Polly Fargl.
In Iho New Ynik home of Janice Cameron
we see his drawing-room. It Is peopled by
young men and young women tn gallant
eve-lug dress. And what do you suppose
II. oy are doing Discussing the play, tha
novel, the topic of the hour, or themselves,
Nnt a bit of it. All their talk ia lavishod
ttpoi stocks, and collateral, and securities,
and bonds, and checks. I sincerely hope
that Mr. lloseufelds picture is Impossible.
I believo that it is. The drawiiig.roor.ua
not tho place for mi.ney-atubbers. In well,
regulated lioti.t holds, wheie hosts aud
hostesses its pee t themselves and their sur
rounding", tuch subjects aie tabooed.
'1 hero was a time wlion men became gallant
when they arose lu tlio mot uiug and atayed
gallant until they went to bedatnight. In
I he rush and fever of our civilization that is
now impossible. Me are boors all day, but
tbev tone down after dinner, when they for
get tho vulgarity of their struggle for
money. According to Mr. llosenfeld, how
ever, they noer forgot that struggle. If
tins who true, the world wouldn't be worth
In ini; In.
The story of ' "1 he Whitlwind " deals with
the heroism of an Impossible, business-like
maiden, I'ollv Far jus. who llnds herself in
tho midst of fiuancialwrong.deers. To save
the hank she, ou the day of trouble, deposits
ioo,noo. lhis srerta seversl horrible
ill. a. lets, and brings down the house. The
sceuo in tlio Cleirieq-House la extremely
well written, and you feel that it is very
ttioug, eion thnughyoti may not thoroughly
understand why. homebody, a managerial
somebody, said tonultuiiug tLe Clearing.
Home si ene.
" Urn manager of the Clearing-Houte,
played by Louis Carpenter, is mads up
ciacllv like Ml. Cum p. "
I felt I was a fearful ass. but. between
otirtelves. I didn t know who Mr. Camp was,
I wjsdtteimiiiedl wouldut betray my Ig
norance. q I said "Oh, ct. Mr. Camp
Mi. Camp-of the er er '"
"Of the teal CUaring-Hotise," declared
my in.oimaiit. After that, I tried to ap
preciate tho make-up, I won t iwear that I
tuicccdod.
Ihe mo.t a.r'ia'ile feature of "Tho
Whirlwind 'was the voting of Miss Helen
tlaunay as Tolly argils. Miss Oanvray's
comedy work wasdelightlul. and through.
out tha im le a distinct hit. her by play be.
ing thoroughly enjoyshle. Mi's Pain ray
i has improved wonderfully since she was last
I here, though I cam till why. for ihe has
, leeu rotirlne fiom the stage and getting
marii'd. Moral tor actresses, lletira from
lihettage ami get married. The scene to
wh.ih I'olly reiects fleoflrcy. the swell, was
capitally scted by Miaa Paul ray, who was
Keuda'.eique in her shading tier pait was
som. hat spo.loiby a silly irrelevant song.
which she sang chatminglv.
Thindoie llamutou played Ibe bank
Tresuiciit n.tn impresario serenity aud
Cnaries II. Brad. haw. who had a very
cieierly written comedy part, was a great
COLD WATCH
I FOR $30.00.
j OMI DOIJ.AU WfcBULY
t i toiiioj id lij&n.lr tarT.1 husttoc
i cm tr oij a Ut wticli, witb titbtr Wlihm,
, Lift a. Ulino. or llta.pdii mottaicott, for th
Uif pile o4 toriat. fbi U thcbpt tvod
tol vtt) ver offrd po'l?ft4 to toy prt of
ibt LbiiJ &tUsv, VT m er 01)
TUB MUTUAL MATCH CO.,
SO BHOADWA. N Y,
k
fc 'MttvHrMliMM
- -. "- J -1 - .ii-; i-L i ' -
necs. Mlfs Helen Lowell as Valentine,
tho President's daughter, was veiy fascinat.
Inc. aud Sidney Drew, who nlwaje retnliids
me. nasally, of Tiaucis Wilson, was excel
lint. Ho wasn't William Hatcourt as the
I lawyer. Alan PALt.
mm
TRUE FORM IM SHOES.
An Idea Found at Commoyor's
Which Ladles Appreciate.
"True foim" Is tho name of a shoo which
lean be had in such varied sizes nnd stilos
that tbcru is no noccssityforauyonoto hae
shoes msde to older unless their feet am
deformed.
A new "fad' In women's shoes Is an Ov
forel tie with an extra hoavy sole, to lie worn
I with ovcrgalterH of cloth to match the
wearer's tailor costume.
Alfred .1. Cammoyer. of 101, 10.1, ins,
107 and Hlfi Hiith avenue, makes a spe
cialty at these shoes, aa well as many exclu
sive novelties In danciug shoes, slippers ami
all kinds of footwear.
Shoppers by mail can order by catalogue
as satisfactorily u if thoy called lu per
son. V
' ' mm
The Fair Opons To-nlrrht.
Oen. Edward F. Dullard, or Saratoga
Springs, will open tho tifly-nitith exhibition
of tho American nstitiito thiscvunlng. Tho
General will deliver tho addicts, tho cere
monies boglunlntr at M o'clock, ami at its
conclusion the hie Corliss cnglno will begin
its laboi- and the Fair will be in its place as a
permanent attraction, ilay and evening, at
tho Institute Hall, on Third Avenue near
Bixtv-thlid street.
70Wcst 23d Street,
WILL SELL
TO-MORROW, THURSDAY,
Five Hundred
All-Silk umbrellas
- $1.68
This Is part of the stock of the olil
estnbllshed umbrella house of
TIIO.MAS MlLliKIC & .SONS re.
cently purchased by lilin, and
comprises aomo of the best goods
iiiiinufnctured by them.
Mr. niclmrdi will continue the bust.
iiess of the Millers lu tlio uniou
facture of Uinbrellns and Cain's,
nnil oilers tills side us mi Intro
ductory. Tho lot Includes handles nf natural
woods tn assorted at vies.
S. W. Richards,
70 Wos! 23d St.
a
The Bible Says:
"The Oral .ball bo lb? last."
Willi aboe. It I vice vt-rsu It
was ibe skilful bamlltng ul Ibe
Usli togeiber Mills the be.i nisur.
rial. Hint suaile our Jleu'ai rbu-
lauaoua lor Ibelr .upetlor slyle.
tit. com tort aud "lasting" quail.
Ilea.
HANAN & SON,
AT HETAir.i
!07 imntllHAV, cor. Fullou.l.
ItQlst U'WAY.bel. KeadeaodDuaueala.
K03 HHUAOW AY. rer. ailh. N, Y.
3a FULTON ST.. UUDOIil.Y.S.
OppealteCliyllall,
UUAM'U STOUES
PIIILAUELPHIA, BOSTON. CillCifiO,
AMI JIILMAUKEIt.
Tammany Hall
wmuwmmm
GENERAL COMMITTEE
OF THE
City and County of New York.
Tammam Hall, fiopt Crt, 1R0O
At mtetlDic of ftild Commltttf, hoM it Turn
many Mill nn ih SG'.h tly of September. IflOO.
tb lrltrwhi(ttll itlr) i-A.rt'utloru for Ifatt eleettoo
of f."lKft'f to tr .wteriil finrntratlnc cooTfot.oni
reDcttpl fiom thn ( rmnistttf n 4)rpalfatlon were
rrriil. .idd1u oucl sMpptpd and orderej to I pub
lUheil
;tAfivi, tht Pr maty elcrftrrm be held rn
VoltTt'Jf t renin Oiioberl. I8r04 befreen th
bntitBOf 8 and U o'clock, at th pUca ttiil undar
the condtt onu Iirreiuifttr et forth, lor the elec
t Ion of dflrsatea lo a rity, ronnty and JudteUry
rrnentl6o, CrngrrcflDtl Platrirt ( onvrntlcna
Jti'lirhl Umtrict Content. oa for IbeTbirdJu
fl.rinl Datiiet
A itufilcM Diatrtcl CiuTeDttoo fnr tbe Perenth
,!ulinillJilrii t
A rnnteotion for Ihe cnmlnattna of Com mis
aioner of Strpt ImnroTenieat ol tbo Twenty
tb lid ami rwenty.fiii.rtb War if.
AMftnlitjr arid Md-rroanlo Diatrlct Content i-nn.
And that the D-rnocratie.Reptibltcao etectora of
th" onyand fontily of New York who faror nome
Kuif. rapid trinntfs a rerrn,tinntnent bleed nn a
fair enumeration of tbp.oiabittnta for tbtporpoe
of accuririjr; tu thta metrov-olic a proper tepreamti
tlon in tbo l1. datura ol the btate the repudla
tion of thi party bo rfeited the World' Kalr for
thfartt apuro and eonom.cnl AdmfDlittBtlou of
p'.Mlr ailalre, NattoiiAl, Stsle and Municipal, and
who areoripotxed to and condemn t runt a, mooopnliea
and rrnirallzatton ao1 nil wbo are In ftror of
milj mid ha r mo) j in the Democratic party of thin
rity ho mil they are hereby tnvitod ti artivlpito
therein in ihMr rrapa tived atrictanrl . intf.
hnnhtt. That the memhrra of tht General Com
tnittefi he and thev aro hereby instructed aud di
rt cted lo meet in their respective dlatriota and
warde, In conjunction with tblr irfopeotlve AMeua
hlylitrli.tand WarJCommittee.nnd at their uaual
plitfd nf meettntr. tor tb ptirponoof rnaklnc up
the III of namea to represent them In the ceveial
rnuventiona atnvt niinett, and tn make th uaual
and neceiary prrparationa to hold raid primary
etetMlOQA
ht! if. That Ihe majority of the delegates rep.
rn&ctitinit mic'i Afaetnhly Diitrlct and Ward In tbla
Cuai.inittet Khali name Satd appoint thra peraona.
wlnaru hereby emponuret toactaa idfpectora of
aalt primary elect iona, and lo have the pupervtaton
and niauafcment n( tbeaame
n'Myffy. That ech Aasemhly Diatrlct and Ward
h 1 1I be entitled to elect to tho City, County and
Judiciary Convention the m number of deles a tea
that each has memheraln tbo Oeneral Committee,
hut ehall heenttled onl)tothe name nnmher of
Totea tn (aid fouentfon that each dlatrictla now
entitled to lutue (ieneral Committee, under tho
ruleeof thiflortrnnuation, and that aid Convention
ebnil ratet In Tammany Hall on Friday, 10th day
of Octoter. 1M0, at 7 .1U o'clock P. M . for the
nomination of candidate for
MAYOR.
rOMPTRULLER.
siiERiFr
DI.sTRI'JT-ATTOUNnY
TWO .TUDfihS Of T1IK fUPERIOK COURT.
TW t) .1UDOES OF TIIF CITY COURT
PREMnr.NrOFTHE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
CORONER.
That the Concrehtocal Convention for the Sixth
Conyrfeoioi.al Uintrirt e halt met at !io H ftearh
s.ir--t, on Wl I)NKbUAY, the Hth day ot OcUiber.
ltSOX at 7 30 P. M , andaball he cuupoaad of the
lo low in it number of dljjstta
Fuel AtaMiib.y DUttict .... J 4
rilth AawsmMy District 'J7
Ninth Ataciubi Dl.trut ;J7
1 hat the Lonruitniontl Oonntma lor tnc
SovenihConf rekional DiAtrirt ahall raact at No 4
Wt thirteenth atrwet. WLl).NI-hDAY. the Mb
day of October, 18.10. at 7 30 P M.. and hallbo
"m,ipDd of tho ioiowirjKnumterof delegtitea
Second Aaoetnbly Dltrict 28
Third Aanetrbi) District ,. rJ
hnventb AFkfmhly DtAtrlct ;)o
That the Conn reaaionalConren tion for (be Kijtlith
Conirreaaional District etiall ment at No SI 15 Kaat
Dtoadwavon WhIhNDAY. the Kth day of Octo
ber JM'O. at 7 .10 V M . and rball he coinpoaod of
th following nuii tier or delegates
Fonrlli Aaembly DUtrlct .... 37
siitti Aafceiuhly DtatriLt .. ,. 1U
Eighth Awinbly Dl trict Ml
I hat tbeConrreA'unal Convention for tn i tVinth
Coiitfrekklnnal Dia rkt ball in rt at No1 lUOaod
lfm WentieC im W DNLKDAY. the Kth day of
mtoWr. lbMO. at 7 30 P M . and ahall be vom
poscd or 1 ne lollownw number of delegatea
Tfciith Aaoemb y lilttriit 4
Iwtt.iih Aixttmbly Diktriot.... tS
Kour.efnth Aifc nblv l"a rict !s
That the ContfrcsBionalConventlnn for the Tenth
ConitRinnal Dutrict ahall mct at No u71-ast
rhirty-aeipnd atrM on Wl-DNFSDAY. the 8th
day of October, IHIMt. at 7 ,'10 P. M . and ahall bn
cuipotd of the loltiiwitia lumber or delecatoa
l.ivventh Aanembly I.i r it 2'2
Mati-eulh AaM.mbly Di r ct :.t(
Euhleeuth Anibl Dihtrwt ... VJ
lhat tl e CoiKrestjionil Convention for the
Flevinthronirraiooal District hall meet at No,
4(10 Eighth atrnua tin W HINlfi DAY, tlf.thday
of O. u-hiT, lhlK). at? 30 P M . andaball be cora
poail of the to lowtrirf uumlirr of de Innate
rhlrtfe' th A.rint.i) Hutrut .. . 3'1
liltie th Ambl) iiirkl 4.
sSMtentftenth Aaembly Dutiict ,Sl
That Hie Consreoaional t nnvention for the
Tttel'th ttaareaa onal Dis-ttirt hatl m.et at No
1(14 Wet r-urty-a venlh Hrftt,on WEDNI 8DAY,
iheHthdayof Octntwr. lritH, at 7 30 P M., and
aball bf lompooed of tie IoI'owIdk uuiater ot
dtlia:atea
IwvntMh Ataembly D atilit 3ft
Tweuty-llrrt AfcTi(l ly DMnct 'J7
THeui-tfoonil Assaribly DUtritt 0.1
lhat th Coniretoioual loittruiior mr tho
Th rieuntb CoiiKte-tklona District ishallmeotatNa
15 t-itt One Hundred audi wntrHf!h atrrt, on
WhDNhMMY. Ilihibda rf Oi tobtr, 1MH) at
7 0 P M . anil hall be vonipotnd of the following
uumbT oi deiate
Niutttmnth Aasstombly Diatret VQ
Tuent).eiood Aainbly IMatrlct 14
THiily-thirtt Ants-nihly Itrkt hi
hat inM J'tlutal CoiiTfuiinn tor the Third Judi
cial litrit tball meet at No V)I Iludaon atrnoi,
on.SMl'liDAY. tho lllli ilay ot Ovtohr. 1K00.
al 7 dU P M and ahtll lv iooioe4 ot the foi
tow mr d imber it d'Ucate
third Aarmbl DtatiKt. . ,'(
Vtlth Aaaembly UiMricr .,,,,. .(
hetvnth Aemlil Diatiicl ,. 21
Ninth A assembly Ditrut . ,U
JTbtt the Juoicul CouvfPtton for thn Seventh Ju
dicial DiattUi l nifft at No '.03 Laat Vllty.
kistb trot on SATI'HUAY, the 1 Jtn day of Octo
Mr lhlrd, at t ,itl I , and ahall hetompoiHi of
the fnilottinti puin1 r of deletca
Mjhueotu Aakinlt y District ..... .
liventteih Aateiuhtv DutrUt . ;U
Iweity.hiat Aombly DUlrlci . yd
Twentv-aond Aatmbly DUtritt fll
That the contentful lo nominate a OominlMioner
of btrtt Improvftuenta of the 1weotthud ana
Twent)fuurib Warda ahall lonaiat ol three dele
gate from t-afh d-t on dUtrict In the Twenty
third and Twenty tourtb ania reapctvlv, and
h4 lineeton hA I I'KDAY. Oclotter II. lKtiO. at
7 .10 1 l .at Uibacha Kill. Third ateaue and
On Hundred and he ntithtiMt
lhat the eveiat Aaaamhly and AidrmaDle Die
trur lonventiocs ahsHmeeton riltJItSDAY. tho
OlhdayofOttnlwr. lhOO. at 7 .10 P M , aatifhall
curaUt ot sot ia than one delegate (or ithetc
lion dittrlct. aod ahall meet at the following named
vUcra
1 lift Anil.Iy Diatrlct No h Beach itrcvt.
Seionl AiiMnbiy DUtrcl No riOOliwr atroet
lhird Aaembiy 0 tnci-No yO J Bo wary
louitb Aueiisbiy Diatrtct-No Hlb Lat Uroad
way
1 nth Aaoroliy Dialncc-No.40 Domiaick atreet
Sulh Afca-tmMy Dttriit No 4J4 (jrandttt-Mt
beitsnth AuvauMy Diatrict-Nu 4 Weat Ihu
teentU ttLtrt
Hrfoth Aimbiy Dtriet-N. E corner Forijtb
and wrend atria
Niuih An by Dtamct-Ne.5ni lludaoa atreat.
UntU AiMiLbly Dl'trlct-No. 12. Bcond ave
nue Llweuth Aimbly Dbuict No H7 Wet
Tblity-aecond atreet
Lweitth Aavmtly DiatrKt-No 106 IB J 108
Avenue C
Tblrieeotb Aitcwbij Diatict-No. 301 Etibtb
aenue
Vourtcenth Aaaembly Pitrlct-No 300 Eaat
Fourteenth tret
itiitwnth la ctubly DuirictN'o. 460 Elgbtb
avfnue,
buteeoth Aateubty Diatrlct Ka J21 Laat
Tweolynrt atreet
hevrntevotb Aaaembly Dnl(tct-No. 781 Eigbtb
a re nuts
Uxbteenlb Altinbly DiMnct No 207 Eaat
Tb-rty-aecoud atreer
NinvieeuiLi A.wu.tdy Dutrut No 307 Weat
titty luuttb atieet
Twentieth Aambly Dutrict-Noa 203-207 Eaat
f.-t.iithsirMi.
Twenty-rrKt Aoaemby D:.irict-No 104 Weat
f ort)aevniuatrewi
lnij-t ond Aetetubiy Ulitnct-No. 150 Eaat
Etsibtythirdirier
TMuty tcitd Ahembly Dlalnct No JV5 Eaat
One Hundred and Twt jty-ntib aireet
Twenty fourth Aaaembly Diatrict Urbich'a Hall,
Ono Hundred and bJteutmtb atreet and Ibud
avenue
That th aaieral Aldermtal diatrlct conventions
for tbe Twenty tblri ana Twentr fourth Warde
at. a I limpet at tbe follow tot naq.ed plat.ee aadltimea,
an i bhall wnalt u not tea than ooo delegate tiou
ia U e-ertio i iJialrict
Twenty-third U ard on b ATl'RDA Y, October 11,
lbl.O. a.tt,30P M . at I'lUcb'a Hall. Ooa Uun
drvdandSjieotlvth etceet aod Ibud avenue
Twenty-fourth UarJ. o MONDAY Oct 13.
1MHJ. at a 30 V M. . e I Tamaiany Hall. 1 ordaam
That tae following aoeclhc pJacea baiobeaodaa
Uoatedtor. aadtb folio toe eamad paraoni p.
Ioloiedaafnepevtera of aaid primary alevtioaa aa
ereby directed
Vuat Aiaaab'f Diatrtet-l'rlmajy, No. 8 Biacb
awee L,
)V i
It rwtnrft; JtmM M. Breasts, A&&mEh m'fW
VbrViittitttriarrtro. 3o6hre M':m
rVnctora Jobs J1 Mtttls. Mkhael Paden. M
Mifhiel Kennedy, -.,.,.... w v, ml
Third Araembiy Dietrlct rrlrairy. Ifo. ,393 U
ft'peetor Jobs J MeAolty. fusel Man tin, ll
HiikV Awbr Dlitrict-rrtauy. Wo. 218
EsstBroadsrar. . . . ... ... If
laatmtnra Jeha Rsrnolds. Themil rltaeitrtet,
rmVAaaemblf CUtilcl-Trinisry, Ke, 0 Xemt.
Blf k strest. .. -. .- i
.Inseei-tors TbsJ.s V Cost.llo, Oeersrs Moers, ,
Miitb Asi.mblf District-rrtmsry, Ke (34 Oraal I
Insaecterallsmsa J. ftaffr, Oeerts W Xeeks, S
terenth As.rably DUlrlrt.rrlmarr, lte, 4 wsaS ' I
Tb l rt sen tb atreet, .... , I
Inspettora Jntin K Oak ford. Jesfpa ualltmaB, I
Willtar. r O'Deonsll ...
ElihthAsMmbltUlsltkt rrlmatr.aeithsa.teoF
nsilorsflh and liraod streets , . .i4
InspsJors vimsnD Calrert, Aadrsw O. Ott.
Ttsncis Murrar , . . , .
ninth Aaa.mfcl Dlllrlct-orriaiirr, ho. 800 13 ad-
luipiters Jebn M rsyler, Tbemii Ftttpstrlek.
rVnth Assemblj Disttlel-rrlinary, Ke. 12 See- I
oadatsntie , .... B
lnsinotora Jesepk Btlaer Jehn r Wsrd, Abs Jt
turn llratker ..-... v. ... V
Llsisnih Asssmtilr District rtimarr, No, 147 I
MsstTrnily.secotidslrsst K
lospsctnra Kicuolas Moore. JJbo J MoC'losksy,
Ti-lttb Astsishlr Disrtict-rrlnisrr. Kofc IM
and 10 As. nil. C. ..... M .
Intptctora Jsmss Dotao. Jehn J Manas, Henry
Bishop . . ..
Thrttenlh Aassmbly District-Primary, No J01
Insprctirt fissens E Rell'y. Oeors P ru. .A
OsornJ Mslnall ... Wf
Kourteentb AsssmWf Dtstrkt-rnmary. No ,100 BJ
fsst fourteenth strsvt,
Inspectors Dennis J Ward, Mlcbaal Uaek.tt, J
Fntsemb Asrsrsbl; D'stnetrilmary, No. 400 B.
fiixath ar.nne u . b Mm
Inipsctera Xllth.sl McCartbr. Patrick Dlne.0. KB
rnrnrltus A Catlrer .. .... r
Hiiteenth Assrnibly Disttlt.Prlmary, No 331
EsstTjrsntr-tlrst stre't
In.p'rtors Daniel Oosirf tiler, Pstsr Lawlor, Aa
dra rlrmi . . r
risrenteentb Assembly Dlalrlct-Prlmaiy.Ne 731 J
tllblbarenue ...... I
inspectors (leorsreB Byrne, Janiesuriraes, Ms- l
tbsw?I.uray .. .
Huhteiutu Arssubly Dlatrtel-Prlmary, No COT
Esitll.'dst . , '
Inspectors James F Cleoney, Jeremiah Colliaa,
Ud.anl Terrell
Nineteenth Assembly Dlstrtcts-Prlmary, No. 307
KaslolUiPt
Insfieetors Adam J. EnKelbard, Tbomsa V Mer
rissn. .lane, f MrMsbon
rosnUeth Aaeeubl; Diatrlct Primary, No. C03
eQ7hal6Utbst
insieetors VVilllaia Croaby, Wllllaai T. rievd,
Jo'in Scully . . ,
rnenty tlrst Assembly Duttlct Prltaary.No. 104
UesMlhst . ....
Instieotor. Darid F, O'Connor, Jobfi U Baas.
bat b, Joseph AJ Drew,
Twenty-second Assembly District Primsrr, No,
loU East aid at
In.pectftrs Joseph Moore, Patrick Sfcawhy,
ThnraisP McQnade
Iwentr.tbird As.rnibly District-Primary. No.
1". East On. Hundred and Twenty-tilth atreet.
Inspectors N It. Ofonoor, John J O Brsaaa
Jossph E Moss
twentvfotirth Assembly Diattlct'uPrlraary, No. .
MO Willis av.nti. ftl
InsiMctar Tboroaa P liorhes. Heary Trots. Bn
Fredachuaufer
JOHN COCIIKANR.
Cmlrman (IrnerslCcnisiltte.
JOHN B. McGOLDKICK, 1
,101 1. 0 STh.Vl.NS. 1 SocreuileB
WILLIAM . I. La KDNiJR. fOcns.al Commltte.
THOMAS T OILTtOT.
Chairman Committeoon Orsanustloa. B
JOHN B, McOpi.IIHICK, , hMrlrl.s
JAMES A LYON. Committee ssf.
KDWAKDH UAWKB.JrO on OraanUitlesa. V
Chamber Sets, Qf GRAAF 1
Chiffoniers, o 11
r"5;a"S' TAYLOR :
Glioval Glasses,
Hall Stands, ""4
Tables,
i
Sideboards, '
FINE r
Easy Chairs, ., '
Furniture,
Couches, 1
Foidlns-Beds, V
Wood Mantels, I
Draparf Goods. UPl,olsterV- 1
MattressBSs i;d:iaT. tnkpu ' &
AOFNTS TOR QUE8N FOLDIN0-DED3. Ill
"TO BUT A THING RIOHT, lif
BUY WUERE Tld MADE." ?J1
FASHIONABLE I (
FURNITURE
AT LOW PRICES.
We are now exhibit in aatook of Furniture Urcwlj
comnoaed of unique and novel deilgaa our own
manufatluie, and aueh aa it ia not poe.ibte to pro
cureeewDre CITY FLATS
can I furniab.d from oar .tore, at surprisingly 1.
ratea. aad f ioui a full stock made .ipresaly lor th.
puree Awbol.bous. may b. slcaly fualab.4
for about 1500.
"BUY OF THE MAKKB." A M
GEO. C. FLINT CO., .1
101,100, lOSWET 1 ITU ST. If j
At our manufsetcrir. l.M, ISO Wait luth at . w. I L
SSiSuSSiSA'IXS: " r"" " "" f I
GOOD WAGES, REGULARLY f
D. J
Fall to tho lot o those who securo fi f
places through Would ' Wants." )
Competition makes good wages1
aud good paymasters. Employers j
will compete for your services if
you advertise for h situation ia I
Tue World. 011 reach fully doubla fl
the number f peoplo looking for (!
help through The Wobld that you
do by iisirg any other medium.
And the cost for such an adver- , .
tiseraent oi Monday or 55aturday, '
Tilt WoBliS IlALr-IUTE SlTDiTIOM 1
Davs, is Hit 5 c jnts per line. dliCWv
In thovords of the poet, ' YouwEl
get theifa with both feer-voufc
drW y?urv.1money ad obkia
moro thftn doublo results.
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