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Hl FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 27.
B';; ) ECBBOMFTIOKB TO THE EVENINO WORLD
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V'i) !; Vol. 32 No. 11,230
aBlir it I Fnteted at Hie Poel-OfBre at New York el eecond.
KAft j cl..a matter,
Hf F rr-niiAKmi orncKS-
Ht!' i ' I WofliJI tfTOWK OKKICP -ISB? nnouiWAi-
Kldr. n let.ren Slit and32dta., New York.
B'tf. voiti.ii iaum:m ofhci:-125iu st. isr,
Hl). Jfc Harmon Art.
US'' II flit FI.UOKl.YH-301 ffAUHllIlH At.
K'K' 'III 11I1LADPLP11IA. I'a -I.rimrR llminisn. 113
Bi'C?: Si' fol-TnCTIlST. WAHIIlNt.rON-fllO 14TII NT
B V' .&' 10MION OKIMLTa; Cocgarcu Hi., In An i..
fV . 77A 11'0lf.D irfI no', mirl'r nnv cfiriini-
K,V HE fiancee, huldlttctfrcniunrtblcSor the return
B&, ' ft w tafekceitng of nny rejected ittanuecrliite
KT H crtlcture,ofwltateveter character or tahie.
K? ' V .u exception vtll r mnrle tolhte rule ycith
B1-'l''' JBt rriaitt to cither Intern or tucloturre. A or
Bm' xK u til the editor enter Into 101 retiiuudeucc tun-
aHC'l Ik' irritfiiaurintiiMuWeinnniiiKTfiif.
K& H -
alV'Sf: xggw Tho Ev8nln" World Prints Aobo-
mf ' gggaf elated Press News.
.sssss.S.Sft' feHP 'sow fre0 R"Ter J!ncs ' "l0 Senate.
BVI.V;1 Kr " BCB Collier Oov. Ames Vans
JsBia' leB r'E'11 " "ie niln ot "I,AINE
.HSl !$ The fnll of tlio Coal Couibliio nlioulJ lie
"i' Mh'J A niarKeil nuil rnpitl OH tliu rise In coal
Li? 3gggrt
v?' iH Of tlio raakiup; of rusny lawyers there Is
.K' Hi no cuil. Ninety-ono fresh graduates last
B' W mm '
!? lilfl If llrazil is to !oeuu siukiiii: warships
i, Hlj, in the ocean she is only nlnkluir mouoy In
LLKt'l f" aSfii' building now ones ahruail.
BS,j 'Wml Since "talk Is cheap " ami " money
Hft( ,Uf ! talks," haven't the third parly people.
Bh: f i flUi ' B'rendy tot their cheap money ?
Bwf 1 i fill '10 'uK of Donmark enn afford to ho a
Hk, WW'. llttla extravagant orer his Koldon wed-
Bffr M j ilini;. It's only once In n llfotimo.
Vi n '
Ki? vill' A woman who bernuio n wifo through
LaK'i' 4 Hi nn n'lvertlBcment ha hani;od herself.
Bi . Ij'l Her misery cost her so much per llni.
HEi S If ' Whnt more nntnrnl than Hint, it Henator
Bfl 'if u ' Ai.uhon'h flub dinner, the Kcpnhlicnn
KK1 - ' I).? magnates nhonhl tulk over thu party butt?
(8 wn Uitnrettes aro now accused of prodcic.
HM fl W 4 ini; hydrophobia. Is it that they aro tho
K'r ' ' 'IE Invorito iiuhilyoncoi of so many yum;
LB'tV A pJEii puppies?
BflaT' -S Wi ' l C.v pay queen who died in Ohio w lis
LHrc I "Hi .V laid out in her teddlni;-dreha. Hlio Iiiih
BflLl- Jound in Death a klern urooLi who lnoMi
B (3 uodivorco rourt.
Hfee J y
LH'ir'.i t' Tho too ttrict Kahhatnriaus did not Mie.
8U' reed In nmkliir Uoncress interfere with
if'l wlint is Chini;o's burliness us to tho
I VJf' World's Fair openlnp on Sunilny.
BflKhr' f' bulldog tried to eat up a llonerv
BBv ' n nstnuinut waiter, hut found the job as
Bff'i' "4 I' hard iisa tablo d'liotu ilinnor. mid uuau it
BM-' ? i,i' tip after six bites, h'onsiblo bulldog.
LB' il Is i - '""' 'nr'; Pohrenieu nrn Holier uuui hi
B I ('I I cruy.hut they paint tliu imxpect red when I
Bi Vi lii tuo-v turn out '" murtinl nrrnv, as on ih.
Bj'Pl ill " terdi.v, for their annual pirndo and m-
BEx KS e' spaetiou.
BJrPi Bjf ', Help the Hick I)abic&' I'mid. Itiucuio
BB?". ?'' ol "le "isl i"'l tendcreHt ehunliOK of
BBSf! ' ",0 Hummer scisou. :veryhody witli u
Bfly? 'n ovine heart for childrou niiould bmo u
BHril .r 1"A'i)nig baud for their relief from suffer
Lit m ' ""'
Kfii 2 t An oeinn Klnnmer han gouo nil the uny
BBH 1 'r'"" 'nvnY to Chicazo. loiuhnllod
BBt'y ' w"hKieiitjoy,nsnjnvrcmlilvbeliiinyiiiid,
tl '1 ' "' Wes,er" ,l"'1 "l1"!'"'. New York
BHt;r H bn'teos to eoiigMtuhito her new siilcr
KM ft tcapoit.
BEIlt ) Co, C-'oi-E. of tho Muntrenl (iarrisou
LBBuM II Artillery, apoiocines for the irrihpoin.lilu
BBh;: ! tnillliaiHtii who mused tho hnullnc iliinn
Bfll':: il ' "f llie Auiericnn line An the incident
BKV 0 didn't f.o nnicli us hurl our fd'lmcs, eitn,
Bj(' M e Lucht to ho ery wtdl k inllvd.
BB? M V ''iat ""lloni lanih" from Wall stteet
BB-'C vh killed U msvir in his bedroom, uddid
BfftW ' 1! ' l,V Umt "ll tu llis ",llc'' inlstnKcs. He
Bffi It " onctit to lrne kept on liungnml prolliod
BBi V u I'l" expeiicnce to ll.e i-xleiit of Kiucli.
BJVk ' 3- '"R 01" R 1'tttcr iuirl.1 1 for hih ol.
BBIm ' kil iftli "'" ':ul'u" "Inch niovoh nil luiurcd
BBJBMBlB '" ""ir(li'r ,n "''iu "s h
HBBHBSB
'JkB ! St ' uP Veroiui ltuly, and m I.iuc dn, Neb..
1,1-r-M JmlfefV iiidatrnchof tint twui-hots the iille-jwl
SjyWliBrT?' ''' ',ro)'rr of lni'l'V homo fell dend.
BBHB.jtflr If, 'j
BBBl 71 It'-"' Ul Sali',i"'"i'h eiiem is riii lmrillv.
BBbT' I M if ilicv be . r liv fuemeii. rejoici, in tlm
BBJn. ' I if? Mir. ol au iiMTthroH which thu l'limc
BBT'I ftT Alnloterexpcr enred yetenlr.. H-tthei.
BBl j f jfe ,llev vi" rejolcu that only lu rrria.:o
BJBifj 'f 'rel.edthrou.'hieriiiinw.iy.
BBftil i f Ilf ' Kvu "" "' 'r"cr,:1 l'rliidnli. Unit
BBT'I- M ' ",nlk U ,,,en'-" "" Ittnuldiian Nn.
BBl, M I1 ,U1'I Committro sreniN tolmehtrurl. n
BBff bircan In Akna Dickinhcn'h iampai!,Mi
BBTi ' I rpercheH. Hut it miiy luovo. nficr nil.
BBsT' ' ' lj'1' " wuu''' '!nvu ' een i benper to pay
BHS ll BE ''hb Wo,'t'" ,c,,r' ' another irrml newH.
BBrF' ffi 9 eat "'"' "" mturvlv- Printed this
BBjj ill' mornius, with the riesiikiit. It muM bo
BBKi 'III MeoiHlly iuteren inu'tnthohii l'oiiiiblium
BHf '(PmK lenders whose "iimhlilunl diKiiipoint.
BBff'i LSBS nieills," Mr. Huiitmos opines, will not
BBh'' nflTil "control the Coin cntiou at Miuueapolis."
BBv'Hf1 Confident that he is to knock tho
BBn .HBjB I pn.nll m out of .Mr. .Tameh ConntTi in a
BB' trBjS'?i Mrictly 'Cent tie ,oute't to occur "in
BBji'BJIjU wc' 'eplemoor." Mr. Jons I Sulu-
IBBB' Eil TAH c',Pes-c" "Rret that hit cetitleunn y
BBdPs ?S
BBflK MnieSii-ji ii 'in rr irr
opponent -o ho Is an American. Ho'
would rather flulit a forelgutr. Mr. Stu- ,
mvan'h nalrlolto intent is u'l rllit. hut
his logic in urony. IIu slioulil, rather, I
rejolco in Mr. Oomiett's nationality, for I
it makes suru that ocn If tho tido of fur
tuuo should turn ncainst tho llnslon hero
in the hattlo the championship would
still bo "wld uh" In Aiiirriea. Mr. Sri,.
i.ivan has icrhiim lost this point through
his vory exrnsnhlo solf.ronnilenco. In
rlasdle I'ourth Wrd diction, dues ho now ,
' ' ."oil ;"
Up Roes coal n.-nln. And menuwhilu.iii
answer to a I'hiladclphio pnpet's assertion .
that l'euiiBylvania's pcoplo have become !
reconciled to tho Itendlni; J leal, notice
tho news from Tonilicckeu. At n maris,
mertiuirof citizens thero last ulnht, reso
lutions reiiiestini;(iuT. I'atiiso.s to ro
sign for fnilinu to tako prompt notion In
tho matter of tho Heading Comblno wcro
ndoptcd.
AN OOTRAOr. ON RELIOIOX.
Tho meeting of tho Chlneso Sunday.
School Association In Ilrooklvu hist night
affordod a practical illustration of tho re
volting character of this new "fad" of
tho missionary fanatics, tho spectacle
of youug girls and greasy Chinamen M.
ting side by hido in evident enjoyment of
each other's docioty inoffensive to persons
of ordinary self-rospect, who look upon
such associations as humiliating to Ameri
can women.
It is grntifj ing to find that one member
of tho Association, Mr. 1!. P. I, ton,
Superintendent of a Ilrooklyn Sunday
school, had tho good fin so to protest
against this practice of allowing young
girls to tench in tho Chinese, schools and
to work at tho conversion of tho China
man. If Chinamen am to bo converted
it should ho because thoy aro convinced
of the great truths they aro taught to be
lieo, and tho conversion ran bo moro sat
isfactorily iloi'O by undo tcncherH. To put
thorn uudor the teachings of youug girls
is to offerthem, as it weie, n bribe to con.
version. 'J ho natural resnlt is seen in
thosn revolting raarriagos which hnvo lie.
come altogether too frequent, leading to
the degradation of tho wifo and to dissen
sion and to mlKory in families. " (lod has
plarod n dividing line between tho
races," said Mr. Lyon, " but if C'himimeu
wanttouiako lovo to American women,
let them visit them at their homos, wlicro
I their parents ran know what is going on. "
Thero Is good, Mnind si'iieo in thin, Tho
Siindsy.school is not tho place for such
associations, and it is shumeful that
young, sensitive and too often senti
mental Amcricau girls should bo sub
jected to tho dancer of being brought Into
contact with an inferior race In whom they
naturally feel a sympathlring iuteroHt,
THE tUIOIDE BYMP03I0M.
Wo hnvo had suicide olubs that havo
rome protty near to making solf-deitiiic-lion
popular. Now it seems wo aro to
have suicide symposiums, vv herein sovornl
pooplo agree to ihullle off tho mortal coil
. in n body, and thus rover n multiplicity
of autocides with n siuglo impiest. Tho
llrst of these offorts has not succeeded to
I an extent thst Is encouraging for its
friends. Hut a start has been uiado In
tho tnatti r of mastodouic suicides, and we
would not bo surprised to find soon that
job lots of feln-do-ses, Ac, were as com
mon ns llko collections of sateen pajamas
or steel-rlmmed spectacles,
Tho llrst fluke in tho aggregative sui
cide husiiiessgoes on record from Saratoga
County, this State. Tlirea girls, wincing
under parental oppression moro or less
ga'liug, agreed to lrect at a certain plii'o
nt n rertalu time mid kill themselvos in
ways that weio most pleasant to them
selves. Theiowasu't a iiionim premut
on tho occasion and tho novol progrumnio
fulod down to ouu of tho girls swallow
i iug a half ounce of laudauum, which was
later replovined by a doctor with n
stomaeli.iuuii.
Kaiiit-hcartediioss on tho part of tho
other two members of tlio suicide fipiad
caused tho fin lure of the enterprise. Il
may bo thai tho strangeness of dying 111
hulk overcame them. This should not
bo. Suiciding in a bunch ought to ho ns
ulco and ilesiiiihlo as doing tho thing In
j the solitude of a garret or tho louasomo-
' ne.ss of a woodshed. Suicide, en solilairn
Is n melancholy affair, lew it nsyou nun'.
( Tho crow ded suicide w ears a more in vltiug
aspect. 'J here is nothing gloomy about
It; on the contrary n ghoulish glen invests
il and uiakns it almost hlghfultitingly
happv. 'I hero is no doubt that tho
suicide jiiiiosiuii. cau bo miido n hilnri.
ous success If suicides get ti gether and
go about doing the thing properly.
I A CONTTMFTIBLE DEFENSE
! Miss Ana Dickinson lost her suit
n'.'Ninst the ltopublic.111 Nntional Commit,
lee itHtertlav upon a technicality. The
counsel for the Committee, Col (iuimiK
1Ii.uk, moved to dinmsH tho romplalut
011 the ground, first, that the individual
members who nr.do the contract with
I Miss D11 kison ought to havo bieu sued,
mid not tho whole Coinmittro , aud,
soioiidlv, I realise under an old statute,
tho Committee had no right to expend
any money for election purposes oxrept
to pny for printing and for carrmgrs to
roiivoy invalid voters to tho polls. The
I motion prevaihd
Tlio lirt pit n of the defcuso praelically
admits that individual members of the
Committee, do owe Miss Dickinson the
1 mount she claims, if the Coiiiunttee as n
body is not liable. 'lhesa lndivlilual
members wrre pn sent at the trinl. Whv
did thrv not imiiiodialely sntisfv the
romp! iluniit's claim and puv the iiiomy '
Tlie srronii p!n is routciuptilile. 'I ho
l'.ipiililiiau Nalionnl Committes vmlatos
tho law bv promising to pay out
money llle.allv for election purpixrs,
mid then pit ads its own offense as a ren.
si'ii why It should not l enllnl upon ()
jiiv tho debt It has iucurrd.
Aro not the members of tho Commitim
who made this illegal (outrn"t with Miss
Dickinson, and who actuallv p.iid her u
portion of tho money, ImMu to indict,
ineut and pioocutlou for a violation of
the Klection laws, under Col. lli.iss's own
showing?
I II has long been iccojiufzvd that a "fair
exchange is no robbery." Hut it is a
novel nle.i to Apply tills tnitll in tho mat.
tcr of an elopenicut. So thero may be
doubts, olhlcsl and otherwise, as to the
solidity of the proijosH ou sent to Ms
- ? t. V,, .l
wifo by a Itoveton. on. the Hudson limn,
who tuts just eloped wih imollior woman.
" I havo got I.inv," lie writes. " Volt
tnku John mid call it an ovin oxchango,"
".Ioiin" is tho husb'iiid of Lin v. with
v I 0111 t) 0 writt r of this singular iiiossagn
has duped. Verily, Itoseton has proved
that there is something new under the
sun.
Nowthatlho " HaroiC'iind ' ' Harmless"
lli.AM are well under wav in thtir oxplo.
ration of legal technicalities, tho conch
iiinn of Mis. Hi.anc has also managed to
get into court, though on 110 graver mat
ter than that of slapping 11 naury boy.
When this fever for going to law slrilds 11
household thero is 110 tolling where it
will stop. Vet it would seoin to I hi tho
coachman, if nnyliody, who should cry
" Whoa!"
THE CLEANER.
Anna Dickinson lui't likely to again stump
the country fur the (i. (). 1'.
Ilronklyu'H Volunteer Firemen's AsHoclatlnn
In In for a fe.tst- A sixty. pound salmon catiglii
by onoof Its members In the L0I11111I1I t Itlur
arrived jesterdny 0 ml Is now on exhibition
on Fulton street.
(lov. Ames should be more r.ircful or lfrs
talkative. Ills statement vi'slenta) regiinl.
lug Ids Interview Willi lllaliie, Ixilled iluvvn
anil (planned, amounts to nolUliu at alL
More tlutn ono tliousanilgiime birds were
seled esterda) at 11 relrlgtrutur (iiiupiiiiy
en complaint of a game constable. Vt lint lias
been dona with them bus not been lulu.
Justice Duffy Istiuil tho warrant.
Tlio gn en-goods mnn Is n very elusive
article. A ptiit-unieo Uotectlve wlm lins Ik-cii
on tlio trail of one fur two months, n turned
yestentay empt) -handed.
Three women lawjers vvcro grnduati't last
night. MittcsH lu'ein.
Dr. I'arklnirst still attacks thu police. Ho
Is persistent at unj rate.
In a monthly periodical Miss Miaw Iclls
why she whistles. The general Impression
was that thero wus money In It.
Here are a few held lines appearing In trio
current number of a woman's mugiliio:
"Wear I'roper F.J oglasscn," "Do uu Meep
Well?" "What, Aro You Doing to Help)"
"Old Things drown Now," "Miapasa lli'.-vutl-
ner," " Icc-L'rciim for Mnmach TroiililrH,"
"Hot Ilalhlng In Japan," "Nasconlo Luna"
anil " hat Is 11 Kiss Anyhow)" 'A hj, then,
should vvc express surprise when wo read of
three girls trying suicide In an upstate
county.
WOHLDLINCS.
Tim liMtleitiip TriM, wliirh U Hnon to tin
Uuticlivd at llir, Norfnlk Navr-Yinl, will l,f rlirin
tenffd l,r Mlt .MtJita VV lllia-.ii-, uf 'Ifvim, r KraliU
tUuiilitftr t,f tlvn. Ham Houston.
A Urt-rlit rf.tnl can trst,l 1U0 mtAs,Uyfor
ten (Jar with but lltllv loud alxl water.
It 11 ratliuateil that i5,C00.00l) la npant In drink
Cftrjr Hundar;ln (Irtat llrltatu. Tlia airs of Ilia,
flsiirt. tiowerer, ralten a Mippk-lon that the wen,
(urnlalu-il Lj a vary ardnnt Piolilhlt lonlat.
Their, ate H7,AA5 trr,a in tho atresia of Pari.
1h Hotel of Ilia Thres Klns at Haute, Hwltror
lauil, waa lit vtlitaiua hefora tits ear lOiQ.
VAGRANT VERSES
One Memory Thnt Hostrnlns.
Oh. uflen, ferroften.aaabo.it ths world I roatu,
1 git a kind ur nankorln to taka n. run down home.
Thara ain't noriuouth ner time nr fear tint what
Pin like tar lie
A-lhinklna- ot I lie (olka t know an' that I'd Ilka tr
(eo
I atrlkea Vin 'Ionic 'bout thrlattnaa.lt atrlkea me
In thai all,
An' alao in thelsumnier, well firaaa la nil tin' tall,
rar each Nsw l.ualaud eevzun an' each Sew l.ns
land day
Ilea aunt (.artlrklcr cliariu fer mo wen I am far
war. .
Hut ninntlr M.ilngtlin kelrtira me-lt'a awful
l.rrtl) thera.
With l.llla an' llltla ralleys an freh an' green au'
lair
V lien ev'r)thlng'a a-waklu' up an' all the psoi.lo
amile
I tell p It'a a I Icier ler luako e think awhile -Hut
that t won't atari out jeat ret I'm wlllln' tu
allow.
Per ys aen It'a rather early, an' they're iilekln'
to is jiet HOW, Itttliilt lrthuitr.
Job' Bo I
Wo read of forrhnna leln' left ths rleh.
(I'a ft-llrra who lima' hotla fer a llvln',.
And II 'inluca ua that thing wsioal s a eh,
" to turn that hea a gooto. a gui.in ahell hs
gl'en." fuck.
A Qprlnir Gontr.
lu ths merry month of May, when tho truckman
ilrlvea away
Willi ally itir houaehnl.l goda don,. ii In pa, ka,
on think of " Home, .Sweat Home," and illaiou
aolalely roam
To ths hardware ators to pnrcha-.si-ar.et lark
-IruiA,
TrUO EllOUffll.
(, tht littrntt trr fs.f.1
ltluier 1 Indited a poem la-.t night.
McWiitty-Hut It was tho poet who ought
to havo been indicted.
CHEEKS A RAW SORE,
Iilttte Hoy's Siinerlii-r from I'.c.i'inu.
tirevv Worse under.! Doctors.
Cured by Ctitlcuru.
l,.r on year luy little toy waa troilt.ted with
ri-rema After trju.g fires , mu. rut pluaUiana.
ttisdiatass grsw wrs, buth , heoka t,H ams a raw
ore IheuapoU l.egan to break out on In. I.,l
and t am ot an opinion that It I ha I not Irs I
I I Tl. I ua llniuii. s. my . would to .! hsia
1.,-eu rutered Irolu hsad t., I.Hit with the t, ml Is
Ol-saar Alter iiallla ths ismsdla I r two , .itl.a
p he waasntirsl) , ursd, and ,a uow a lair a aui it ,'
I asu.l ion t In- teatlmonll. 1,1 hops. ,utt,. ,
allli isiloue ma) a-s thuciirsai.dol tain I i n.im
111 vii oils atoms .1, ttll.l tlllli m .
t shelter lalaltd lloiaht N V I
Skin Disease for Years
I hats read a good deal about Ihs I i ,,. H.
IIIMSPiis .but I .111 not lake an) .t k in t i.nl
until 1 aaw it with 11,1 owns),.. l, ...t,r na I .ki
.1 ...... I,., , !, uilnl.tr 01 ,,ara III, I,,. .,
Irlr. ISTsritliluc l',si,,,,,, mu It
l.aaalldlapiwars,l Y, ntan take lhi I ,r a leali.
""""' -iv .- "" MAIl VI, l .K1IIY, I
,4 New o s ale , llgdrn.bura, N V
! Cuticura Resolvent
The new lllood and Skin 1'uril er an I r.alsi of
Humor Hems lie., intrrual.y it,. , 1",, ." .. J ' '
ul.li impiiilliea. and ,li. reu,o- ,s". ,.e in
ll'Tlcrst. th- great sain Cure. .11 1 1 ? J
riilr,S.,.Vl',,.,,i,"l" "f"1 "."". ells.J ,' ,.
Hear tlisakluaiida-alpan. is.lore Hi. hair, .or.,
ersr) ape.i.ao ..unliing, Hohmg. I ' .Vle?
ai.,1 Ij.impl, ,., , ;. akm .,:; i'I.uU'
,.f rl;la." -"'.-r-tris. cr.als.t'.si ," t ,,
I .d I'unil.ra and Humor Items i,, 01 ,Krrt
V.h'?l",l',," -!"k """"arrat ,rs, th .
oilier bloul.u,! akin lemaulai .omh ns.l
Sohlsteryshsrs Pries, I'ptii fita'n- s,,,..
?,,m- ,""'l r."r. . Prepared "1 l)s Voir,,' ,
Unto AM, t III. mi, l loiiMigit,,,,, ll. ,,,""' I
I If hsnil for "How tot ur.. hkii, lllaeaisi " CI '
pagea. CO lllu.tlatiooa and Kl l.,li,io,llala
SI CAN'T BREATHE.
( ht raloa. Soretiaea, Waaknaie,
HaoMp. tough, Alll.ma I'.surlay
aiidtDflammatiun relieve, hi on J
in nutc by the i'uilriira Anil.
I'r.lli I'lnalcr. Nothing Ua. it for Wi.t Luuga 1
2CSttti'sl!5S3lii-fl-itlr""lAt2?X,"IEwvvv tuaa
AFAIRFORTHEBABfESJ
, Eleven Little Harlem GirlB Doing
I Their Best For the Fund.
Other Children Should Follow This
Excellent Example.
Kvery I'eniiy Contributed Will Ho a
Jtlesslng to Somebody.
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Tup 1'vriisn W'niitr, flOO.OO
I'rsTloiialrarki.owle.tged 1,417 14
Women Kiuployisaof Kn.trr A lllal'a 13 10
M'.ntroaa, Itor aiidJiltilor . . . 5.011
llxlleaod Mal.rl 3 Oil
Arthur Zelmrr 1 00
Maggls ... I (III
Pre.ton Pen 1 IIU
(I. II. ltognra 1 III)
M. SI 'JJ
A GIRLS' FAIRFORTHE FUND.
Ulovon Llttlti Hnrloni Misses Work
lnir Ilnrrt for Charity.
Hero Is an example for little folks to follow
who havo hearts that cm le reached by tlio
ordinary appeals of humanity :
Klovrn little Harlem girls, under tho lend,
ershlp of .Miss l.lllbin Solomon, havo opened a
fair lor the bent lit of Iiik Kvpnimi Wnmn's
hick llabli-s' Fund al 11 :i West Ono Iliindred
and Twenly.llllh strret. I
They have the store at this number l.isto
fmly lltted up and are doing u good hustiies-,
A huge Ami'rlcaii llu' parlttlons of a suiult
space ut the resr of the store where goods aro
iinp.ickid and nude nad) for display on tho
v.irlnus tables. The walls aro hung with
national flagj and seven tables laden with
articles of alt kinds prettily arranged, make
tin Interior attractive.
'Ihu youug ladles In charge of tho tables
aro: 'loy table,.MarJoiteeedi plcturo table,
Iruclo Mltierbcrg; grocery tuble, Jlrs. F. i.
Milnmon, who has been pressed Into servlco
b) her little daughter; lancy table, .Miss
i:thel Dyoe, Miss Jcmdo Nolan, Miss Lillian
Niliimiin and Miss Carrie tlreenbaum; lemon
ade tulile. Miss Jennie. Dankwcrlti; apron
talilc, Miss Mary Krusliower.
'lho nth, r jouiig ladlos Interested In the
fair are Miss lllancb Mlbcrberg, Miss Helen
lugllng, Miss ltosallo fellberberg and Miss
Aiiiiatlreeiibnuin.
besides tho various tables, thero Is a grab
hag and n donkey party for tho amusement of
children, lho donkey party lain chargo ot
'Ihomus Weed.
'llieuo of tho btoro was donated by tlio
owner, F. II. o'.Nell. Mr. Carney furnished
tho gas fixtures.
lust Insldo the door, standing on a tabc, Is
a small noil's iocl,lng-chair (ontaltiliigadoll
with a look of dlbtiens upon her fate aud a
band.igc around her head
'1 ho doll holds In her lap an old-fashioned
chest with silver tiliMnlngs. On the top of
the chest Is a small hole large enough to
admit a half-dollar. Just above Is a sign that
reads: " I'loase put something In this box to
mnko iisisjor babloa well." 'Ibis realistic ex
hibition was planned and nasmadu by Miss
l-llllan Solomon.
All Lho girls Interested In the falrmado
fancy articles which the donated. Kvery
thtiigvvns donated. Home of thu donors and
llielr contributions aru as follows:
t'litmnn Vem, tlcketRj Mr.Uorntng, Blgn; C.
II. F, Koch ,t Co., toys; Mr, Cushman, baker,
cake; Mr. Oluwlt7, soap; Mrs. Owens, dolls'
shoes; Mrs. Callahan, toys; C. F. Marsh, soap;
Mr, 1 liidctnau, nlaDO stool; Mr. 1jwlns, stool;
It. A. t-cnlor, plcturo frames; Messrs.
Kom ,t Kallske, pictures; Mr. Whlte
lKiuse, shoes; Messrs. Smith Pros.,
shoes; Mr. Palmer, brlc-a-brac; Mr. Tug.
not, I'untly; Mr. ltllcy, candy; Mr. llleglcr,
bab cops; Miss I lllluu boloiuon, two otto
mans nud embroidered plush cushion; Mr.
(biggs, lemouado; Mr, llacheldcr, cako ; Mr.
Jones, cand) ; llllain Nordon, box grocer
ies; Itotiert llcvenor, tvvoboxca ot soap, and
Messrs. Sattla A Co., box of canned goods;
Mr. Set, painting; Mr. Jacobs, water-color
picture, and Mr. iiruckhoff, box canned
good.
Ten Dimes for tho Babies.
rn r. r.flror
Please tlnd Inclosed $1 for tho benefit of
thoMckllnbv Fund, (I, II. IIookhs.
A Thanka OfTerlner.
n, IS r.Ulnr
Inclosed ploase Ilnd ." towards your linn),
a thanks offering Irum three convalescent
little liojs, who have bctn down sick with
fever but lire now out and having a good time.
MnvTiio-K, Hoy and Jpniok.
N. H Wlllln and think of you durliig tho
Sumuier, II wo get money.
Two Happy Qlrls.
To lA I ft .r
Ibis Is the third year wo havo sont our
small orf,'i lug tor tho hick babies. We feel
as If we would 1 njny our summer moro If vo
could scud llesh milk tu the little ones who
1 si a) at home.
iour little friends, IKssik and Mvnri.,
ITJ West Flttj-elghth street.
From a Slx-Yonr-Old Girl.
y.H. f .rir.tr
Inclosed jou will find tl, which please put
to the limit for sick babies I wish I could do
uioie, tun 1 am only six )e:ir,i Id. so 1 cannot
give ver much.
Willi best wishes, .MiTiil 'I 7.kiur:iu
Mnyclo's Blessing'.
till f.fil.ir
I send my mlto with love to tho babies and
a blsltig on jour good work.
MAi.mr. Jersey City.
j A Friend in Woodsldo.
1 . a. rinr
Itieinseii pleaso tlnd g.' rents for tho Sick
Hubles' 1 umt, with the vvL-di tin It had been
mnre and the hope that It ill do some little
one good. M. M , oudslde, N. J.
A Plea to the Rich,
! I-. . M,'.
I liuluod pleaso find 1 for the poor sick
slrk b.iL,-a. 1 am 011I5 11 tmb) iweniv.ono
uinnthsolJ, but well an J luppj, and If I was
it'll, like Hnby Astor, I would send 41,000 In.
sii.1,1 iifi. Why dnnt llie rich help the
bible: 'ihe vrlll all h.ive toille some day,
mill tin 11 thev vvlil regret Unit Ihev did not
he.psoui,. suffering liibps, Pkkston I'kn.
IIro'B 0, Nlco Contribution.
ts A. hlnr
III. Ii soil tlnd 1U. 10 subscribed bj the
women tmplojres of ko-tcr A lit.il fer tho
bciicitl nf the piHir children.
A Te potunl Holldcy.
..s. Irl,
, Dlcuj I'roiidnt Huh' 1 can t see why you
lie vi r puts 011 our sunda) ilothcs!
HoMi) Poore Hut I does. I wears 'em seven
da sin the week.
Tholr V'e-otablos.
lros, iKr Uttr il l,t, l,ti,
t'Sram-l suppiso ihut the fuvorlte vegr
table of n duck It a mandrake.
Macdov, And thst if the hen Is chicken
w red, or course
oouiin It mljlit be cez plant.
I B. STERN & SON.
RSTAULISHED 1848. $
ijMAKERS .5: RETAILERS OF GOOD CLOTHES A
JbcWf 7MF0FD DID"Vllf Our" Custom -Like Spring" I
"rV ' I NMK'rUll A Suits for Men's Dress and X
91 '' J Husliiess Wear are from
a A Ut i-rlvvV(i Y our own Tailor Shops, and A
fSZrvi '9 cqual ,n F,t ani1 Fa5,lIon i
f -sTrrvJ ) PAlItlS a to c,,stom Tallorlnjf 9
A ApiSWli rrMKJw Vc pay no rent--and every I
? AWV- OF" 9 (larmcnt we sell goes dl-
y KwSSjtfejrffiJJ . rect from maker to wearer 9
lISWtSWttM Kh'llEr f -t,,c middleman's profit I
tWH -tnjSrM t-x Krycf m avcd -about $3 on every X
Vm fM Srril PANTO ? $10 you expend with us- 9
b j? y"M v iTtr- I A" t,,c lntcst fabrlcs and 4
3 iJHfTOraj YfllnL A colorings In Double-Breast- X
''F-0 Art YM FVFDV I' ed, Sliiglc-Brcastcd or 3. 9
b&2.'Ar) B LVLK O Button Cutaway Suits I
f 53-49 1 Jis 5'T.i Sp I
444-JVEjCLtJ the J3 I
Y Our "Ncvcr-Rlp" Suits for X PRICES jem&iwBftk t
Boys ' Everyday "wear are I itw.iffi3$ S
S a special feature of our Busl- ARE fif'fmmt S
A ness We make them so well, ? 111 I
g and of such good material, $IO rSW'CT
I Y that each Suit we sell brings Z MKrl? T
iv the buyer back to us, and I a 0 SSmSffjm V
they bring their friends- 4 2 " W-M'M
Our profit on these Suits Is V p! W$m I
small but the sales arc large L iet 5'5 iMm T
and getting larger every day S &. thrwl T
We keep their quality up I d Q 4$ ll t
to the highest standard and f PlO g f:1 WiM ffl
show the latest styles that f lw I
appear from day to day -ffl' SJ S
l B. STERN & SON I
WRITE F-OR OPEN 2
J CATALOGUE 45 4 EVERY I
LT SAMPLES. QRAND ST. UNTIL 9 P.M.!
COR. PITT ST. a
FASU1DN NEWS AND "NOTES.
Printed Batiste Dresses with
Foundation Skirts.
Printed batistes with blue or white stripe
and dots havo a foundation skirt cut lioru tho
suine piece. 'I he outer skirt In boll shape has
a whole breadth in Iront, a halt brtadth on
each bide slightly doped, und two wide
breadths lu the bias back. A slnglo deep
loop on each side catches up the skirt about
the hips, sometimes a band of guipure In
sertion Is let In tho sldo seams their whole
length. A deep llounco of guipure on one
batiste dress has an Inch wide gathered rucho
of tho batiste sewed on Its Ilarlng edjo and
another as n heading. Sometimes tho round
waist Is tucked by hand In tiny tucks from n
shallow j oku of guipure, and is belled with
gray-blue or rose pink satin ribbon two
Inches wide, tied In an upturned bow nt tho
back.
Fashionably dressed children eveu as young
as two jours have patent-leather shoes.
bishop sloov os, with cutis or wristbands of
the depth to suit the length of the wearer's
arms, aro worn for Spring house gowns and
will be used for Summer outdoor costumes.
Tho lloiisovvlfo L'nlon.of llcrlln, founded by
Frau Una .Morgensteru twenty years ogo for
Improving domestic servlto, has bi como ono
of tho most noted useful organization of tier
many. It gives prUes to women who have
remalned In tho sirvlco of tlio same family
for terms ot five, tentwenty und thirty
)cars, the highest prlo bi lug thlrtj marks In
gold. At a leecnt meeting a piuo was given
toone vvoiuau who had served Ilfly jcars In
ono place, outliving two generations. An
other's term ot service had lasted thirty-eight
jcars. lho I'nlon also supports a tree Intel
llgencc oftlco and a cooking school.
The silk petticoat for full dress should bo
cut with tho bias seam In the back, llko tho
dress, and trimmed with one deep tlouncc,
with nariovv ltusslan laco on cither edge.
In the new checks shown lor mountain
wear there aru very largo designs as well as
small ones.
Hero are some Knglish housekeeper's hints
on spring cleaning- WasliHll t-reuch-poilslicd
furulturo In warm brown vinegar, and dry
quickly aud thoroughly. Polish It with .111
equal quantity of olive oil, vinegar and tur
pentine, using a pic. 0 ot ilanuel wrung out
if worm water. Use very llttlo and rub alter
until ou cannot make a mark orsmoarwlth
vour finger. If the furniture Is enamelled
wash only with clean cold water.
Wash tho glasses of pictures with n wrt
sponge, oud then fliil-di with ponder-blue,
mixed with gin, and use the samo for the
mirrors. All the crockery must bo well
washed In a b.ith of soapy water, and a hard
brush. Paths are to bo washed with a soapy
flannel dipped lu powdered whiting, clean
I glass Jugs and water-bottles with Mnegor
I ..ml salt. The galleries of gab globes should
1 le unscrewed and left all night In n basin of
1 hot vinegar. Tho next morning rub them
dry and thej will be equal to new. 'I ho
windows maj be wa.died with pieces
of old newspapers, outsldo and In;
finish with dry whiting. When tho
carpets are put enwn, rub them, as If jou
were scrubbing a door, with a house flannel,
J wrung out ot warm water, and Immediately
I rub dry with a clean conrsc cloth. In this
I wuj take each lloor, lho stairs to como last,
when v ou will nnd an old shaving or tooth
brush a great help for getting the dirt out of
the corners; and If jQiirstalrcaso walls aro
1 gl.vred use damp cloths ou long-handled
brushes and finish with dry ones.
luko .ill dlriy linen-baskets out Into the
yard, and scrub them outside and In; throw
cold water over them, nnd leave them to dry.
In every room all drawers ought to be
scrubbed, dried und freshly lined.
When the House Is finished, give each bed Its
1 clean bummer blnnkot and counterpane, and
send all soiiid ones to be cleoned. Hlankots
1 that do not need washing must be well
shaken nnd beaten and left out In tho sun,
I nd thon put away with roughly crushed
I w hole pepper, I
MANN BROS.,
Special Sale
TRIMMED MILLINERY,
Choice of 250 Trimmed
Hats, ovory ono now and
stylish, and not one worth
toss than ffiG.OO to S8.00.
special at $2,98 and $3,98,
MANN BROTHERS,
3l4to320 Crand St.
yp.w volt it.
Harlem River Bridges.
To thu ftllUtr 0 Thr rrnlnij Wnrht
'I ho statement has been printed in several
papers that the people of Harlem heartily
approve tho Senate bill, Introduced by Mr.
Divvrs, of Massachusetts, by icquest, ap
propriating 1T.",000 for continuing tho Im
provement of the Harlem Hlver,
The measure nlso provides for tho replacing
ot lho low railroad bridges which at present
cross tho river by permanent bridges with
lled spins twenty-lour feet clear above high
Spring tide, this work to be done under the
supervMou of tho secretary ot War and at
llieexicnso ot the corporations owning tho
bridges.
Another clause of the bill provides that
during the construction ot tlio new bridges
the draws of tho low bridges shall not b"
opened In nny case between the hours of 10
a. vt. and 4 i'. m.
'I his bill Is not approved by uptown rest
dents. Tho entire business of this section is
Imperilled by It. We hove telegraphed to
W ashinston to have n hearing.
It ts anotht r scheme of tho N. Y. C. Hit. to
get a stationary lulde. 'lho present law is
that when tho bridges shall bo raised and
li.ive proper draws thou they can be kept
c.OM'd in commission hours.
At twcnti-four feet above tide nine-tenths
of the trn tile can pass under. Nothing can
go under the low bridges. Hahlemitk.
Summer Rivals,
Some arc unrivalled. Pearl'
inc has many imitations, but
no rivals, Any of these may
be dangerous ; all of them are
disappointing. Pearline is re
liable cr.d safe. I n all washing
and cleaning, it saves the thing
washed, while it saves labor in
vTshing.rYou can find Pearl'
ine in a million homes; you will
find it a blessing in your own.
aJowaru of Imitations. 2 JAMl'-H PVXK, N.Y,
.
W3.rw0mSTC
Sale of Shoes.
Hoys' nnd Youths' Patent
Leather I3nlB and Button
fcjliot'3, regular 3, on salo nt
SI.67
3,000 Pnirs Men's Bals and
Congress, $3.50 grades, on
s.'ilo nt 1.89
2,300 pairs "Woman's Common-Sense
and Opern-Too
Button Shoes and patent
tippod, mnde of fine Dongoln,
sold nt 2.75, nt .69
1,000 pairs Women's Fine Don
goln and CoiTeo Qont Ox
ford Ties, nil sizes, width A to
E, comtuon-spnso and opera
last, every pair inado by
hand, 32; regular for this
sale I.45
1,000 pnirs Missos' Dongoln
Tippod Button ShooB, every
pair worth 1.75, for S j . 7
Children, 5 to 8, 79C.; H
tolOi .99c.
2,000 pairs Missos' nnd Youths'
Heel Russet Ties, sizes 12 to
2, at 45c.
Womon's Patent Leather Snilor
Ties, worth $2, nt 95c.
OUTING SHOES.
Men's Tennis rubber solo Ox
fords , 55
"Women's Tenuis rubber solo
Oxfords 49
BoyB' Tennis rubber solo Ox
fords 49
Misses' Tennis rubber solo Ox
fords 45
Children's Tennis rubber solo
j Oxfords 4
Women's finest Oxford Ties in
( latest Blucher cut and ex
treme pointod too nnd low
hnels nt a saving of 25 to 40
per cent.
Bloomingdale Bros.,
Third Ave., cor. flOth St.
FLINT'S FINE FURNITURE.
Wa doubt our .btlitr to .r.r gir. greater bar
g.tna In I'l'UMTUUK than w. .re Juat now
offering.
The faahirin of ahorter lioura or work aud higher
wage with grow ing eiarcltr of line lumber point tu
much higher coat.
iii:tti:ii mit dfi.av.
GEO. C. FLINT CO.,
Fl'IlMTIIUIt MAIUUIS,
MM, IPO AM) IQH WKST I iTII ST.
HAILROADS
Greenwood Lake Pens,
llomantlo Pirnlrf Jrotinda
HANUIMi PAVILION
Ilnatlng, Flailing. Hath.
Ing I' IratClaaa Hotel anil
Ileal. urant AeiuuituoJa
tlona at iteaa ou.hlo
Hook open for engage
menta. hecur. deeiraula
oalce at once
orrici,
C'lntmbrr.rU. Perry
Llbo
fl-roin .
Sliuckoylo 1 going to sue the Tax As
sessoiV What fori"'
j " '1 boy undervalued his worth."
6th Ave., 20th to 21st St, 1
TO-MORROW, SATURDAY,
SPECIAL SAL
OF
BOYS' CLOTIH
All-Wool Suits, 4 to
years, reduced to
3.48.
Fine All-Wool Cassimc
and Cheviot Suits, reduci
from S.50 to
4.98.
All-Wool Long Pan
Suits, 13 to 19 years,
7.98.
Wash Suits,
1.48 and 2.7!
Shirt Waists and Bloust
98c. Each
H. O'NElLU go
6th Ave,, 20th to 21st St,
G. A. R. Suits
'ir$8.oo.i
riPKCIAI, nAIltSAINB POIt DKC0E
TION HAY.
All.wool Scotch Chariot Suit, (10 00 Barker!
awar. Clar 1)1. tonal Prock:Oat anrl Veat, ill
Prince Albert at and Ve.t, U13.0U. All-i
Pantafromtl.ua up.
HOYS', YOUTIIH' AND CIIILDItE'
C'liOTIU.NR.
all atTlea And pricei. No eitr. charge la mad.
CREDIT
LADIES', MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S SUI
Reefers, Blazers. At)., at very low pricei.
line of Vtj Goods, Hou19.te0p.Dg Goodi,
FURNITURE AND CARPET
PAItl.OIt HI'ITS, CIIA.1II1EU SPIT
FOLDING BEDS. nEmiOEItATOItS. B;
UAHUIAUES, OILCLOTHS, MATTINGS, it
BROOKLYN.
At ICI and r,r, Fulton at, will be found,
line of Men'a, Youthe' and lloa' Clothing,
diea' Wrapa, Jack.ta, Jc, Jko., aame prlcea
aama terma.
Opn edneadar and f-aturdar Erentng '
0.30.
ENTRANCE TlinOUlill FUnNITUHE STC
T. KELLY
263 6th ave.& 104-106 W. 17th
RAILROADS.
READING RUD SYSIE
Slltl) loot If LIMf SI., 11)111 111
Time Tfttle In effect Mir 15, 1892. 1
Trnlnv trnve Tin I
C'rutrnl KnIIrond of New Jrrncy I
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Wash! J
ROYAL BLUE LINE
For Philadelphia, i.OO, 7.15. 0.00. 10.00. 1
with Dining Oar, A. M . 1.30. 2 15, 3 30.
Dining Car, e.UU, 0.01). G 09, 7.30 P. M ,1
night. Muudara. 9.00. 10. an. 11.30, with V
I Car, A. M , 1.30. 3.30, with Dining Car,
COOP. M , r.'.llnlaht.
ror Ilaltlmore and Washington dallr at
11 30. with Dining Car, A.M., 1.30, 8.90, D
Car, 5.0U1-. M., 12.15 night.
Additional train week daja for Daltimora i
P. M.
Parlor Cara on day tralna. Sleeper, on
tralna.
Inr Peadlnr, Harriahnrg. Pottarllle. '
7,S A.M.. f.30, 2. IS Heading cnlf, e.UO.
ascent Pnttavllle, 7. 30 eicept ll.rriaburgr
11 15 night, except Naturila? night. SundarrJ
A. M.. 3.3U etieut Uarriaburg. 5.00 exceptf
Tilie, 6. 00 except Uarriaburg P. M . 12 I&n
For rlunburr, liewtnburg and Willlamaport
Philadelphia, at 7 45 A M., 1 30, 7.30 I
12 15 night, eicept Saturday night j Sundlft
P. M , 1.' 15 midnight.
For Laatno. 4 00, 7.15, 8,45 A. M. , 1-G.V
6.(5. 7.30 P. M. bundar, 4.3U, 7.15 A.M.,'
6 80 P. M.
For llethlehem, Allentown, Ataueh CtmBi.
4 00, 7,15, N 45 A Mi l.OI), 4.311, 6.43. I
Allentown P.M. oundaie, 4,30, 7.15 A.M.,'
6.30 P. .M. ,
For Wllkeal.arre, Pittaton and Rciantoa,
A. M. , 4 .10 1' M. rliindara, 4.30 A. M.
For High Bridge llranch ana Lake Hop
e.UO. 6.15 A. M., 1.00, 4.30 P. M. SundiP
A. M. ..
For Perth Aniboy and South Amhor. 4.30.
8.15. 11.15 A. M , 1. 30, 4.00. 4,30, 9 13.
7 1IIP M Mindajra. U.OOA. M.. 4.00P.".
For Freehold ami Atlantic Hlghlauda. 4.30.
11.13 A. M., 1.30. 4.30, 0.15 P. il.
ex, opt Freehold tl 110 A. M , 4 OU P. M
For Ked Hank, I.nng llranch and polotaKt
Point 1'leai.ant, 4.30, B 15. 11. 15 A. M..l-
lied Hank only). 4 0U. 4 20. 11.10 P. M. J"
lexcet.t Oceau urure and Aahurr Park)9.Vv
J.OU P. M. .
For Lakewood, Tntna IltTer, Harnegat ra
Parnegat, 4 31). S.16 A. M., 1,30. 4.2UP.
For A'lantle City, Vlneland and Urldg.t
A. M.. 1 30 P.M. , ,.,
For Moiimdutn Hrach. Reabrlght and B
Peach at 4.30. H 15. 11.15 A.M., 1.30, 8-
brli;bteipreaa4.2UP, M
Trnlit. Irutr nlmvr .tnllan via
I.HIIItill Al.l.lt UAlI.HOAD
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the V
8.16 A..M , 7.30 P. 51. Hundaya, 8.15 A.
ForFa.ton. 7.00, 8. 15 A. M. j 12.30. U
5.15, 7 -HI P. M nuud.ya, 7.110, "'
A. M. . 4.40. 7.-10 P. M. ,, kn
For llethlehem. Allentown and MaoeM
7.00, H,15 A. M.i 1V.J0, 3.45, 6.15. T.SJ
Kiimlaya, 7.00. 8 15, II 00 A. 51. ,4.40. I
l-ur ll.ileton, 8 15 A, M. , 12.30, 3.45, T-X
Hundaya, H 18, 11 0U A M. , 7 30 P M ,,
I tor pointa In th. Mahanoyooal reglo. aj.
M , 12 .ill, ,1.46 P. !l HundaieB.16. 11 -,'
for Wllkeabarre, I'llttlou and 8cranto..a
SI.. 12 30 3.45. 7.30 P. M. buudaffc
boraiiton, 8 16 A. M. , 7.30 P. M. u
J-orFlnilr.8.15 A It., 12.30, 7.80 P.
daya8.15A H , 7 30 P.M. t
I irk. la andp.rloroaraaaU can be proe"
h?J; 172, 2.15, 2(11, 416. 786, 12. IMfSZ
Murray at,, 314 (Janal at.. 31 rsal Ug
Oolumhu. are. and 68 Weal 126th at.,1"
8J3 Warhington aU, 72 Fulton at., f
nj 74 liroadway. V llllair.l.irir. ,
IK W.,tcott ltipre.. LO. .1 1 .all fo',"?h
taggae iron, hotel or rr.ld"i. J" .''VvrnC
a a. mcLrod, o. o. iukjJ
Plea'tanaO.u.M'gr. O.n. P-w