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'' 2 A Million People Ileiul The Riindny World. K3 THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 550, 1891. S3 117Q Anawora to Ono World "Want."
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'j jr oDd'Cla.e tu.ttor.
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t ' woiii.u uitown orKioK-nnr itno.nwAT,
i belwen :il!t ami 'Ml n , New Vntk.
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' .'' St.tm Department, Kill Kt l'J.'.rn Hr. . Ad-
' ! verlieirentat Jit? F.a.t llfiTii Mr.
, rilll.AULLl'HIA, I'A.-I.innrn IIUH.niKO, 113
j South OthHt. W AHIIIM11 ON-II10 Htll Ht.
i London ofucek cocssiun ar., iimt-
I , OAK SqUABK. '
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'I MEMORIAL DAY.
Comrades of tl.o mm who pno up tlinr
i lives on tlio bnttle.flcld tliut tliu Anicrlim
i ' nation might livc,nsM table to-ilay to pay the
trlbutoof brntc mill to brat o men's mem
", l ory. To the participants In Ihe i in tin ulals
nt tlio gnusol the .-lain in tin' dill war
, Jlunorlal Day Is rlfo Willi meinorhs l
- bivouac, of dec ils of daring, of hinn.
' nnd patriots. To thn wtir.itr. of thu
:i Grand Anny thu tomb of liiitsT i a
" .' fclirlne. 'I be, Memorial Day t It mil m
thu Order Is a lyric that rouses thi
noblest ecntlnunts of thu human iniml,
: wid portrays to tlio rising generation the
j ;. duties nnd obligations ol Amcrh an cltli n-
i, chip In a n.anmr thai npptals to the 1 1 n -t
I Impulses of human niituic. 'It c Inm and
I ndmirallon of u grnti lul and i ntl.uslutlie
jf people go out to tin' grlhd, iiialiiuil,
i' apirlttd vettruUH who iniirih In our ttuwto
;. today, i en as 11 did a gent ration ngnne
ti when they strodo down llrondnii) In full
panoply of real war.
' It Is meet that .Memorial Day should be
i n National holiday. 'I ho tceults attaint d
In bntllo nrc tliupriiiuo!ln ot lusting piutc
'ii , nnd u more pcrlctl human brothiihood.
i These are causes for rt jo!( liik", nml noun
would participate thtrelu with truer patri-
' 1 ! otic ardor than thn men whoso gr.itijs are
1 1 'decorated with flowers loilu). 'I he da) Is
, ' u perpitual reminder of thn -i 1 1 i ' i: of
; ja 'American manhood. 'Iliuo Im-. timpnoOj
P .J pergonal und family griifii. 'I lie dm I are
jjl tlio uatlon'H, iiud thu nation kIoimiIiiHic
i I ( llfo lnurcd by thu diatliof Hi lunt loul.
I $ It In u lesson of pittriotlMii that is liuijlit
J I by nil thu obsen.uiees of thu day. Majlis
i nuireilncbd. Its joyuiisncas, its full MkiiIH-
i Lj uatiix mntimui to ho lioinu in upon the
H ' winds of Ainerliati youth ; then tht sacil-
ifi tico honored in its ceremonials will not
jj ' Iiiito been uiado in nln.
1 " AIDS TO TOETUY.
it Kverybody Kmms what an Inlliicucu on
. poetical activity htirroitiidluus hae. or
I' oourte, Rouiii people would not niltupoilry
i if the wire In I'aradlsu They hatcii't thu
3 . ' dlvluu spark within themwuleh Kindles to
) poctlu outbreaks. Hut to one whose, hjurlt
J leans to metro, t,ott sl.Ui, i'idur-elad hills
J nnd tlio wurbllmcot birds, the b.ibliln of
I u brooks, thu chiming of bells aio er
5 J belpful.
ft Jllhs Minna ImiMi, thubardessof Tar
rytonn, is bcfcet with the uppnultu of this
t nveet I'tnlronment. Ono nviKlibor has
I blocked off the scenery with u imtlj, mil
jl Itncc, nnd aiiothir heips an cfii-ilmimiiis
y f ock of doss, who bark and yelp and bay.
II Thu late dynamllu explnslon threw .Miss
IiiviMiV poetic chords all out of tune, and
now those dos are driving rhythm and
dreamy thought still further away. So she
lins luius up her lyre on tlio back porch
' l nnd sone into court.
JH Silts Invi.Mi Is intltled to sjinpathy, but
'jj'j her suit lius dreadful complieiition:'. Mie
, IJjj means to huu for thu loss she has incurred
' 1) through thu non.productivini-is nl hi r
l it muse owini; to thy dns. It will Le awfully
' J liardfortwcUopioMilciltltiisloilitcrniluo
j J the cost value of thU mlsslm,' iUantlty
II Hut the dos thoulil no Thu nil.'libur
jt; kcepb them, it is aid, fir lluhtlnj; and ti r j
fc beicj; bolkd doH u Into coiiiim roial articles
'jj But he .ilnajs hus u mpplj of the uulmiled
jii iirtlclo on hand, and thoiuh the fair unci r
! jj. risirvis her opinion of bulled dn(!, the llhi
j jj' ing, j cipim;, tinliulleil limine Is the tr.e uf
, R hir poetic soul and she ihspiSv's it. IWiry
t'llf should havun show. A ijuud poem is wuitli
iji' inoro than abad dri, th.in a viry bad do;:,
I j! ut nil cu'litj, and Miss lu im, hhould come
t. out ahead.
i ; PniLADELPHIA'S SOAHDAL.
j: It Is ulilom that to one city ionics meli
j on Bicumulatlou of deplorable n-wlutlmi
JlRl nsis now piesciited in I'lillndilpniM. Ciij
Treatunr Diun-u Is locLed ui in default
of luavy bonds to apjuur for trial mi
charms of criminally mlsappropilatine:
ptthlic moneys ; the d linqtieiit l'rvsiilfiit or
lh'. tpruip; Oarden National Hank Is in jail ;
tho rresident of tlio Keystnnu Hank is a
ruRilivi from jtistiie. And, in If this weie
not uion- than sufllcknt, thu pilsotur,
li.Mjivi i., bnalcs down and makes Mich
coiiicsMuti3 that an old city banl.ir turns
pale and cries out in despair: "I don't
know or an) bank that can iBiapo now I"
'I la- new facts exposed are, brlellv, that
IlAiio-itr dipolted with arlotn banks
luiui sums of Htato and city money upon
whu'i hu perfonally ncelvwl lnteust.
Otlur arrests, bad upon thcsuri'ielntions,
I ore fncly predicted, nnd the city finds u,.if
In u M-ml-paulc, socially and lln.inci.illy.
Hank directors have hastened to take coun
tel 1 In Ir attain are the talk of every
household. None can yet till where It will
all i ml
'I he seatidul is u terrible one. It will last
down w.ll.known names. Ills unothtrof
, those dread social and business shadows
I J'-4 - tuat ttUl1 lo make every man for tho time
J jj euspect his neifhbor. Hut the good of the
E , community demands that tho melatlous
g jj now started shall go on to tho bitter end
f and punishment lie meted out regardless of
I hero the law's blows bhall fall.
" M If thcro ls Bn offenB0 which should arouse
( m' the etroDBest Indignation It Is lobblnir n
at grave of the remains of a man whose life
T Jias won his memory respect. An attempt
vi to deal ths bod; ol that great American,
Piiim.h T Hahm i. whs hnpplly frus
trated through thu wnti hiiien. '1 he three
Ithoulswire frlghleniil ana) 'J ho guard
will hu doubled, nnd any otlur attempt of
the kind is not likely to occur. This Is tho
most outrageous kind"' theft, as It affronts
the finest fellings of human nature.
Mr. and Mrs. ItmiLitT I DcutMsr will
begin a suit for f'J.'i,ooil against the Western
l'diiisyhatilu HailroBil for damage sus
tained In ii ctillHuM. 'll.ey were nil their
bridal tour nt tin Mine and were so Injured
that they lm pint fnur months In the
hopl'iil ami i i ' in Mr full) mmtiT, 'I he
sum tnr wli.i' 'he) siiediifs not seem too
gri.it lor yuiiuv piupli'Mi heavily hatidl
cajipnl ut tin ii Marl In matrimony.
s",I.oss of place Is it light phalty for a (talo
tenilir who hint his hi ad Mtrda) at n
Walirbun railway cro'slng. Hi lowindthe
gato in front of u hired car, pi lining it In
on the track, and stood daid whlli a
fieight (iiglnu ihmnllthcd the car. Thu
p .s? ngers baul) cscapul irom tho con-cjnnie.
A while town, with a thousand iKgrois
as Its population, has l in dicldul by
court to b long Ion North ( iiioltii'au. If
thu negiois jiay rental to the new proprlilur
thuy will not be illsturlml. it is u nice
thing to own ccn a small town.
Son 111 sn t. hii)h at ( lilcago that only
tiio demand ol an uprising party call bring
the I'residi ill's consent lo a ii nomination.
I hU.igo Is contributing u icuinrka'jlo series
ol polltlial Inli mens thc da)s.
It is mil that the North Wonds aro saved,
bin that the w a) Is opi u to save them. Tl.e
I iiieslry Ciimnussiiin now has Us work to
ilu in the courts. Ki ep the r.illroad grab
bits out.
It was too bad the bullits missed the
ghouls nt Hakm m's toiul). It is always
loo bad whin dcMcrators of thu grau
escape.
'lheru Ii n good deal of Anil-Trust In the
air. Now thu Attotney-fiiiural ls after tho
celluloid combine.
Wars mid nan lorn pass away, but I lie
call lor patriotism mntr i tnsis.
1 hero nro still living inmiinlui of brave
dead.
mm
SPOTLtiTS.
'I ii let lftbiM pity o'i tliomllof fiiurtli atorjr wiu
down im tuoHllty,
lay (tunlil t untat mi lit sait, but Nfir Yurk U
not KOiutf tti ny tuli I ltft,Ul 'liAiit Kuto tiioiM.
JSo unn ('inrfi thn Iiaiiiu nf rpuiler tnor IIikii
oiiuwliow ii I tpoil the iSmtti Woml.
Ibn Muruin (tutjl)t In Im wnll qLslltioJ tn lodge t
UVlHlllllt, li llAIMl WHli.
( n b'T (irtr tmicli jt ar nlo spnt
.l.itt ll.Mll
A hd iim t hIip mMh In iftlint
A n J liuiun wliilt liaby io let.
f .tat ltvinr,
Hi lifo wfiirh ik tht UrgMt miihb-r of notn of
any iti tut iutM U tlm 1'r.lice if attVi hoii itt-Uw,
th DiiWhoI t4lft.
ri(trtitltit !tn h CDiio'udatl fltl tbe family httl
littr nut ltuoll too iuut.li.
Anif iiiiii tiinlraiitn lnltn lm unkp. UmU t Hie
Actors, Mrh, itibiMlv, Aim. MArUnyAiiJ 'nicli."
'I Iim Nlmt uvo of ( uin dt'hiiml priinouiia in our
tfrnuLUlitx if nut a nouiiii.il ditllculty ! a pro.
tiuimiial uuu.
WORLOLlNCS.
Majtr Anilrttw Wiiml, thn KHpublionn CKmli
tUlii lot tniviirijor of KntitiKNy. U tuniiKn
tiulsKtu, pi.fcsit'Bnlhi m nnuMnmhiiK tlaliir ami tlin
ilialatlTltli noullliro hiuvity ol infitinnr. Ho u
h kootl or1ur, nitvil i uhticiaii, ami la ltfty
mTi n yunra old.
1 ho Iaikii litrm hi thn w.nlil llttt iti NouttmuHlorn
lrf-uin.Mi (tinl .'inlj0fH l,iitU 0 U Him, (i iiina
uri'ivoiie liimttrc'i ihUkm noith auU ntutliby iwfiily
lltu tnlltti uawl uixl Wti-t.
t TIihhIoih Hi i Mttt, thoitrfat oftlxtta badcr, U
tiJ font .Si iiiitiiK. (Ait liot wtlll tt-ct and rIptI. 111m
linir h o I.Mt oiiim liotfuiiiy, but lit utttp 11 as xpriUiiy !
at lUdt ui a iinn.li joutiy r IU4II.
httiiKtor (oiiuan of UrUitd. Is a man of iiuprtf
l'ii t)ii Mid iiiifl ltM. Ilia at tin lit plain
ami Ii ib'tk lint app ar nt tift Tluv ti bo llio lofco
tut p'-huu.d KMdi r tlitt lin li.
1' Ilir. of laan',tli inw IViiploS party ttiaurl
in a tali an I rnlliT Iniitt hiaii. IIW Uard IfinU lilut
u patiuri tun up m iikwit-x, lto ii kid to ha truublud
w.iii il) ttp-.it, vn.c'i may nt-coiint for nunm uf bi
inutital mwaiuk
- if
VAGRANT VERSES.
Hbnil Xiiiwuril to Fintlor.
I t'ld'i't tbitlk IM tin L.I.Mt nl action,
. lid t-l it tr .11" I t im t'fi-i
'lo a . Itci ih i it tn n, and lliu toyo
An 1 rtnc 1 il anlii.f in tnu V ti.
I t rmty hum. 11 1 to I K mint 01 tn.
Itui 1 tl. Urf'it t i.o-t 10 r ubtiii ,
"li tiOMj au.'ll I m uii4i rttim.
I'm .Irani 1 lull Jump 4t Ui. ilumv."
"I !! nt Kt 1 -tiinuirodoul my 1 iv,
tUt !!.- i,l I Ol III F HK'.f. -Ulpr Ht ;
An I lifi aiiottirt lui im ui, I'm. M , ,ro,
I In 'ml KCoril lliuli I , mi p.lilf I f) m.
Ah I lirkd fell I ! tt , 4! d pi ttPliiKlpbud,
lb r di'lUcntiMl .! 1 01 mi tit 1 1 ndi r
IuiaImIsu il-nitt.l t 1,1 r rti,
Al.d 1 luUlitllt 00 (.it inmiibi
yiii, . ini ..r, 1, .(oiUfcM i,
Homo and OutHUlo of It,
III pllbllf n
Mav itii 1 mi
Jltso w ho phi 1 out.) t hut aro,
A tlaiuiH nttat
Mitt tU'tn Itirir nit
llefortt allf'a trtlvi I) m v tar.
'ItlPV MPtll t lllttt
1 b4l Id iiiit , t
1 o Aoniiu 1111 huii-k ih in ni car-,
t !( ulilli l.it-M ttiti
Ai 'ii nt pour it
liijctal up tiuooluiu tbkfuUid Pttiirs,
-CAiiajw fott.
Thu AitHlorn Vy,
Wti' i u walk into in) purlur v" hai 1 tint apidt r to
li.t i.
"Mil , IikM y, ' hind tin in.-tt, ft )t)Hiuid tla
nl li 1 t.
Yobi pMlor ban nil out rati p, I ut tt eula it ii ai,
bo 1 11 iy OUtlT4 III alult uuJ miuiu a ItlllH 11)."
- ttt.
A'JOUl It.
lrnwi tt.inikvyH Ltr.l
(Jo.iln (wtiu 11 id inUi'd 1 urt ut l.er reujurl')
WiU. la hhi I 1I.J) InlkllU about?
Uollcy About .HI the tiuir.
A Dr.nk'oroim Rival,
ttvm llrukluH Ii '
bundaf-sctiool 'Jf4L)n.r--(ioJ wuuns ever;
Uilliif. i-'ri-Udy r.nu'le Dotd bo know more ttiau my
brot'ier lltur w
h. S IChimi-i , luditil,
KruMy UijkIc Jtut Jltiur liiu lutl beru
trJUUtt'd ulcnllt'.r
Iminntoriu:.
tf'Ni ia ( . I? j r,i,u it . 1
"On, jou ii -luMiii n. -wii.it Hhall 1 call
jou? etUmied Uu eutnuv t kltciifii Udy,
"lull i(lu y.itx jnii ,iat, liia'am rtplled
the lmiiciiiiriiHdi iiii.kiuip, triiiiiH florae h-d
iHlujieil j lid aiiatiiied uiinld.v wior a.i over
hr'., ,'i'1 '"w '' "U IMC," lie repealtd,
ogrulam. Ma lie mtuerel up DU Uit atnl
droTeofl. ur liaiu t no rule lur Hie per.
nuDcutiun ol juopur lumvt, '
I)TtIhTllT io cbildtau cured by MoNLU '
Tuxmxu ConiXAU I'iUvSU. Gliaitauiai; V
" ' ' ' ",""M "' wmr -
SKETCHES BY A '
THE PATEHT TOWEL-HACK MAM.
A quaint-looking
(M oM (Ji-rman lintni
41(7'" grant had wnndiredi
j. out nl the Ilargc Ollleo '
JT( nnd taken 11 Mat on i
AJ "Tt. one of the belli his In
Vy'w.'Jj 1 """ l"lr'' '"r " "foke.
n'j'.hjfA As I drew iii ar 1 ob-
li'ta ""id the man -Mlh
TOVtRi!.i.i; ,l" indent kitchen
ffirJ',t'Ki& fohir towi lraek on
Irlfl't'Vw ""' '"'"'''' ''esidu him
Wjjj iiiirlng.
".lust landid In this
fren nnd glorious country, I tnku It'
"Yawl aw!"replkd the other, nodding
his head in a igoious uiannir
"'I hat's all right, mid I'm glad to sec
you, as I'.lili r .lohnson sild In the men who
ilivkiti red him In the will win re he had bin
all night. .Now, thin, )oti want to start
right and you'll be all right."
"Vnw! yaw!"
"Iluy a kite lien roller towel rack thn fursl
thing you do. 'I hern's a ilo."ii dirfinul
brands, but take nothing but thu genuine
."eik-No-Kurlhir, patented all over tin
I'nltid i-tates, and rccoiumenilid by uer
unbiased man and woman Irom .Maine to
California."
" Yaw ! Yaw'"
"lam no dicelver, nnd I wouldn't take
aihani.ige bf your innocence. Look a-hi ru
One pull on the towel tuuilvis thl-f roller
thlrUtti times. Waves you n ipiaitiroln
)nrd ol limilllug at IT a Jim), and It onlv
ui eds one telipeuny nail to hang It up. If
jnii'vo ulh a laiuily of twile. inch and
i'M r) one i an wipe on thlsrnlliT-towi I from
u wi ek to a month, nciording to taste."
" Yuw 1 )nw I"
" While there Is no burglar alarm nt
tuelml lo It, there are no springs to get out
of older us an olTsit. Don't hau to bu
lli.iwiiliM.t hi thu Inter nor kept on Uu in
the Miuimer, and she'll wolk just as well
on a bum ilnor as III )ialu:e. It's thu big
gest thing In Ametle.t to dav."
" aw ' aw ' America"' exclhdly o.
clalmeil the nhl man.
" Dun't tiegin lliu in this rimiilry by walk
ing iiioiiiidontliuklti'hen towel," lontlnued
the man lioni lliicklibiri) I'lalns "lir
course oii kin huug It on nil our knob, khk
It under the sink, or let. the dog lug It under
the spare bid, but thun jou'm1 got to hunt
all mound when yoiiwuutlt or wlpo yer
face on thu buck nlndir.curlaln.
"'Ihu lirst one I sold was 'o Sipiar' Vut
klns, of Huckleberry l'lulus, and ho beat mo
down to l.'i cents, and madu mo take hulf o'
that In postage-stamps. You couldn't buy It
or him now fur a dollar. My sou bllu writes
mo that hu gits up nights to wash his face
and nipo ou that towel. L'p to thu day ho
got It ho hadn't washed tils faiu fur thirtteu
)eais. Ii.n't that thu biggest sort of a rec
ommend fur in) Imcutloiir"
" Yaw I ) aw 1 Ami rlcn '."
"'Iwuu't two months ago," said the
lowel-rncic man, as hu revolu'd tho roller
with gnat rapidity, " that our drug stmo
ma.i, who oucu saw a ghost and shook
hands with a i Iritis ulown, and Is so stuck
up hu won't use N.O.moh.dscs In his house,
said that this woild had reached the
clliuax of Invenshiiu. Hu must fuel mighty
small now when ho urn how this roller
Iohi lraek Is catching on ! I expitt there's
thu blgirrst kind of an .seilimeut at hoiii"
Mluwrllus ino that a mad dog ran past
lllll 'la)lor'a groeiry tho other day, and the
men were so busy talkln' abinit ni) towit
nu k that they tieM'r went to thu door to
look 1"
"Yaw' yaw!" criud thu old man, pulTIng
at his pipe until his head w as almost hlddiu
In a cloud of smoke.
" I iluiiuo, but I kin tiuprotii uu lur
somen hat," said the lluikliberry man as
he held the roller at arm's length. " .Might
tuakt a pocket ou thu back time for thu line
comb. Tarnal minis, ain't It, whar that
pesky comb will git to when It
ain't tied up V .list ns regularly
as Sunday ionics we git up a
hunt In our Imuse fur the lino oinb. The
ulil woman hain't seen it, bllu hain't seen
It, and durii ny hhlu if 1 kin remeiubir
whethei 1 loM saw it down cellar In hind
the blue ildi'r-bar'l or up In the garret
among thu butiihes of catnip I"
" uw ! Yaw! America! Pliermany !
Yaw "'
" I believe I'll do it."
" aw ! Yaw !"
"And I might put a hook on the other
side to hang the family shears on. Tarnal-l-a
time in mn home to Mud tho shears
when we want to cut our inn nails ynu icr
did set . 'I he nhl woman goes Inukln' In tin
klti hi ii, Mlc in the wond-dittl and mu up
stalls and down cellar, and we are as apt In
Hud 'on In the crock nt soft n,ip as an)
wheieclse. Mmo with jou 1 tske It."
" Y.iw '. Yaw ! Nrlii ! Hlsmarck ! Amer
Icn ' Micrnui'i) '" replleil thu old manwith
gnnt uiruestutss.
And as 1 slipped awit) the man from
lliuklebiir) I'lalns was n iterating:
"lhlrtiui reolutiuui to a pull- ono ten
puui) nail .iiics a quart! nf n )ard of
toiMlllug and no daui r of a 'sploshun ou
aeioiiut of low watir." M. ijlaii.
Kopt Hlu Word.
....hi fl.vu.y., .,..
Mr, lllcka ilu n d r tij tltue Intr.p
muiuini: In uvl Home; I luM'li't lia.l h wluk ul
tlecp all mgnt.
lliuk h.ai righ', iuf (ii d iim; l miii rou
1 wuaM (i.K) In- ti, luiun- )uu weal tosleip.
Hotol Logic.
lti.llAr itti uh CvHtitr
t.lllSt IIOK I. till.; .IJ Hill IDltlllllFlsfl
A di), una lu.t ll.ienilier 1 luil ilio saaie
room, auil it uai euly n s aiv.
link i, I kauw ; but tboilaysaru luui'n
loubcr now.
rrutiillty.
1ro.i Vi,.,.'. Ht.Aly 1
The llrokui.ilc.rii'J uitl-llo trcateJ mc
tiraially,
Tim Himimt'i.tli Male Couilu (aclilag for u
tU'il-sHV.g Ijl-Wnat did bo ilu-Lteuk ine
lllk' tIl Ult-UI ?
liiallrukea.llearteiKltrl No, hu ncier even
prupusuit.
A Ciood BRinurltnn.
ltov, Juiija. i
Mie How Jar are jou . curtail in scleatHt?
lie To the extent of not stalling tor tue
doetur until tbe caao U boiieleM anLow,
GIVE Tie LIFE.
Poor Babies Will Need the Free Doctors
This Summer.
Colobrato tlio Holiday by Scntl
intj a Contribution.
Nell Nelson Tell. How u Dime
Hrouglit I. lick to ii Hoy.
THE SUBSCRIPTIONS!
"Ilir i:rnlll Will til" 8I0O.O0
I'r-Ylim.l, ncknimliiilvnil 311. '.HI
A. t,. I) l.iU
LIU .lioj'. cullaclltm l.U
Horo'H Another Dollar.
To thf ftlltur
Inclose.) Llcaiu llnd II for tliu Mck llahy
Kuuil. A. L. 1).
Colloototl from Frlonda.
1 uin only im feurs oM, ami hit other little
frlenils think o much uf ynur tiatiy funu that
mi Inriiieil a cluti unit culleitail Hit of tliu
money whkh we semi vou In thl lotier.
Weniputliai the I e j r little b ibh'u will ac
cept nur uiinifiv nit happily hh ho i:iniari it,
Me will try in en nils nuieli nifi'iev every
linilltll: II .III.; I,,:nwrlz II), Milo I usllmrg It..
Jul e i o'leii n, Mnrri l,nr to, vouli h
siiw.1'.. mini li. mt' I'oiumi 5, Morn. I.aat
i.erg 111 lKe ii'iioiiun e, IMiini.. I,vvi:., Mux
llro.i 3, .MoirU Mtruiapf 5, Juuio Jatioba, Z
muts.
Iht GLEANEFt.
I raw .Mr. Aiulrew .1. Wlilto among tlio nuill
emu at lh lleikeiu) Sc'iuul npealau. Jlr.
While's only son, It.iyiaonil, Is one r Hit.
year's grmlualei. Mr. NVIilto Is li guntieiuau
not iil of rre.a I'liltics ahiinr, nut ulsu
nnsuscil nr u tiiorougli knnnle'ge or meill
cliie. mi. I lisiaverr n-tmul ll.nnry tate. 1
Hunalii nut ncivirprlsi'il ul unr tlino in bpc litm
ailiiel to ttie r.ul'er small HU or New York
lallliouiires who liuvc written hook..
A ilcleclivo rger.er h.is Usne Ic'reuliirs r.lTcr
Inirarenaril or il.uOil lor (ieorge W. Marsh,
tlie giullciiiju ig keistnaii l'auk nmur.etr
who lias illsaiMPiite.l. A pii'ttiru ot Mr. Maisli
mlnrna the i ireulsr an I a uiiniito ile.erlt.llon or
limi U apiH a leil. .soiuo ni ,u may turn one
tiiiiiilrnil tiioue.mil honest pennies by bagging
.Mr. .Maish.
...
Tlio Invcntlru cupaitty or dime mm cum
prnprletm. must l.o ruiiniiu low wtiea Ialy
Pool Pliyers lire blllril a an eniielng uuvilty.
I aiw a lljwrry iiiineum which blile. I this a'
triutinu. Two women were represented in
leeollele plak gowns at a poj'.talile. The
tact remaliiH that bill unit iiml pool have not
yet ilt'vi'lupeil any foniliinii" i inert So h
woman who ran phi; a tl. cent game of pool
may ileaervu to rank us a freak.
Iwai struck tiytlin jouttifiil appearanen of
l)r. White, the Principal of tho llerkcley
behnol, a. he sat on the p'atform In tho armory
of tho new liullJInir last night, when the drill
entlnii exerrlina took plaie. lie lld nut seim
In bo a man nf more than lorty. lb' W of
mcilliim height, ateulcr .imt hu face is thin.
A thlCK nmsliictie craces hu upper lip.
.
Thero was c,tilln .ill icclrslastlcal flavor
about tho openlur of the new llerkelcy -chool.
This ls not an ranch to be uoinlercil at In an
Institution which la named after Illslmp (ieorge
llerkcley. (Irorgu imam Curiis, who pre
hpic.ij l)r. Mnrrs. lir. Mdie, Dr. Daniel c.
Oilman, President ot Johns Hopkins, and even
young Virgin, the representative or tno grmln
stlngclas. of 'til. Mho gale the salutatory, all
wore roi.CH of Mack silk like lhoe or llplsco
pall in minuter. tetti low. President or Co
lumbia, was In evening ilreju.
A g'uy iky with aoflly tailing rain miT be
beaiitlliilly appropriate for Memorial Da),
especially If It brighten, into suiulilus carl) in
the turennou, but It Is mt so pleasing in the
mrn no hale to parailu thruugh thu inuilily
strieU or wet grairyaiila. The wet iUk
ilruopeil heavily us iticy hung at halMuaal this
morning.
...
I The wonts "Kismet" nnd "Mecca"
spilled, lu natrhr. was a sreal attraction In
the window of a M.il'len Utie jeweller ye.ier
ilay. Unas In liuimr or the visit uf Mecca
Temple. A. o. N. .Malio Htiilne ot this clti,
to the klimel 'leuipk', nl llruokliu, wnleh is
to te muilswtin unat c rcmonles thlscienlng;
An Incident in tho Young Coupla'u
HntiaokiiODliKT.
It. .l Villi.. '. II ..lu i
The Young llmtun.l iltinahtluliT) If 1 am
going to keep thin ciilcn la any sort of condi
tion 1 lllllat k-et nllll' h i.e.
11k- Youmi Wife (brlghtl) and with a view to
reonimij)-iili, ilnu'i ko to unit eiituse,
Hunt. Ihavunaold pair upsislra that you
eau hale.
Wo'.M'ostml Cnttlo.
Ilium .w lu.t ll..Alj.
ralrMiiidiu (a cmaiiT nuarder) Ilmr hut
aaeli that cow kinks at me'
l'lrnmr llajaicl It'iyiuirrril parmol, mum.
fair M.iiku I) hi me' I ku. w It tui a
Utile nut ol luslii.il, but 1 itidu'i auppune a
country m would uotiei. lu i
THE THEATHES HEXT WEEK
"
Effie Eilsler in a Play Now to This
Oity.
Murlc TwiiIii'8 "Tom Sawyer" tlio
Attraction at Jacobs'.
Miss Krtle Kll.ier will appcir at the I'our
trentli street Ttnatru Monunr nigh', In a play
new In Hilt cltr. H Is entitled "Miss Man
ning, " aud has in i u prt senteil with sueceis on
the road. MU I'l sler plays a i umudy part,
wldc'i la Itaeir will be aonietlim: of n noieltr
lo HU. lite. goers, for the little aclresi has us a
talc .elicit. I the serious and tho pathetic.
"Miss Matmlni" Is iliaerlbed as a domestic
iiudsocKly iliama, "tluirty rathtr tnau Ui
roarinus. " 'I hat Is good.
. A "purely American cornedy.drama" cntl.
lied "'loin Hmyir," and built, of cours-,
upon tail lines tugieatcl h) .Mark 'I wain's
book ot Hi it luuie, will be next week's nttrac
tku nt II. It. Jacobs' Theatre. Tho dramatic
ipislU'es of the play will tint tie permute I to
Inteittre with the Intro Initiou of speelalllea.
1 homas It illamyno will play the title role, sntt
the supporting conpauy, it is said, will bu very
good.
mallrAj performance of a new play by Kd
ward .M. Allrlful, inllilcd '"Iho Loulslan
lull,' will be glvtn 'iliuradayat tho Madlsuu
t-ipiaro 'llii'.ilre. 'ihe period of the lay la
Irinn IS',1 to lbl,, and thu aocnia aro laid In
Ntiv Oman, arid Paris, lu the cast will he
J. 1". llri"n, N'. c. l'orrister, Idivinl J.
Henley, 1'rank binder, Wright Huntington,
I harlei llalleck, It. I'. Lollou, llin.cl Jar
rilt, J. I". I'lirk, tieymour II. Hes, Iharles
Hrake, Virguiu lliichanan, Mary Himpton,
llcnrh.tt.i bander and Mrc. Heury Vauilluhon".
(iiliunre's 11 1 ml will opeu too series of
rronien nlii eimierts at the Madison . squire
(iardt'ii Atutlilihi'a'ro this cveulug. 'lhcre
will bu a hunilHil muslelsm In the nam!, an. I
lu addition to Hill orcliesiral attraetiou there
will bu u number ol eminent tomtits to be
lieird. 'these roncerti should hevervsnccesB
f ii I. 'Iho nuiiihltlicairu Is a uiaguillieiit plaro
In whuli to hold them, and auili uatirtuln
menu uru what Now YorK waut.
Thu ripertolru ot Hint no A'nbcrj'a Terrace
(garden him ueek will hu as follows: Monday,
"Tliu Princess of 'iretilzonde," 'lueaday,
"Die riidcrinaus;" Uedticsday, "Poor
Jnuuin.in;" Tiiurs.lay, "cnellan Mght.;"
I'mlay, Haiparoiie." and Situnliy, "Tho
Seven Mutilans. " 'l'ho 'lerraeu l,ariien la lu
I'llty-i'liHitli strict, mar 'laird iivtiiu..
'uin or Twist" will be the ntracllon nt tno
Winlsor Tneatio next wick, with a strong
last of good old fivorliee. J. I!. Soulier will
uppeir a. lllll Syke-i, Harry bytloguas t'agin,
ini'l H 'arietta Vsders ns Nancy bykes. .Mrs.
W. I.. Jones and Jar-. 11. M. Post aro also to
liu lu the east. '1 hu play will I c viry couacl
entlouilT staged by Munagcr Muillia.
"Apollo" lias I'lioed the llrit month of lta
run ut the Casino, mm u HtiJI doing very nicely.
'Iho roof garden conceits aro highly attractive.
A How it show, tho irinilpal featuro of which
will be an elaborate collection and dlaplay of
Juiieroice, will shortly dp given on the roof
garden, where brdelyl Nmzl'.i band may bo
neurit every night.
"Thu.Merfliiiiii," Slls MHrthi Morton's ad.
mlra'uo play, Is drawing extremely well at ts
Madison Squaru Thuatre. bonto Important
i hauges have teen muuu luthecotncdy-draina,
uad the changes aru Improvements. Tne
Merchaut" is tliurougiily well acted In every
Instance, ana tho performance ls u moit en
joyable one.
' Martha " will be sung at the (Irand Opera.
Home licit week, and .Marina" lias friends
nil in er thu worll. 1'lotow'a charming oners,
uevir grows old, and "'Hie I aat ltme of Nuru-
lm r I'he Hiilutilug Wneel " and thu " Hood
Night " qu irtti are as del gutful us eicr. June
s win luiruiluc'j Tin- lioneuitau lilrl " and
June lu 1 aust."
"'lliu Tar and I'artar " Is still the nttraetlim
at Palmer'. Theatre, mure it will undoubtedly
remain all Simmer. MauaRr Asklu has re
ceived troni Paris a new lotnU opera liy
An. lr. in entltlml "llabolln," ulilcu la being
udapied by .sy.iuey koaenlei.t. It will buuiieu
ut a matinee erlorumiicc, as the ran or Tlio
'lar aud 'l.irtir ' cannot be Uislurnrit.
"Wang" la nuking Hie patrons nf iho
llroiidviay '1 liratre laupti, ami fulfilling its
uilaaluu iiilHi'iiuenllj. 'I ue burlctta naa bi
luine vi r) popular, uud Du Molf Hopper's
i-.in.', "Ihu Mm Win the Klcpnant on his
Hand'.'' has made a yrc.it hit. Utile ,MUs
Dell i t-'nx shares ihehomus wild thu elongated
e .in.-. Inn, who la ueier si'ldsn.
I uu i o mlaritv of tne I'olu inula ballet nt the
lldcii Musi u is a reltle.l fait, incoming to the
tiiaiugtmeiit -aud lliu mauagtuicui ought
to kiin. A le.ilure ot the Dieoraiion Day
p. diamine to-day ulil Im n i haruitcristlis
dame iu i. hlc Hi" ilancer. will tie arrayed In
naUnnal coatuiius. Plroa Juset gtiea two
cuueurta daily.
'Iho iittraeiions at Tony Pastor's Theatre
ni l netk i.lli lucliiilu Harry uud John Ker
nell. Mat lenaaud lunger, bottle I. Ilson, 1'iank
K. McNi.i, i.ipitoli lornat, Harry and
Mildred Ituiu-lcrt. the uilml reulers: lllltou,
uu stliletie eniitorllimut, .lud I'rof. Campbell
Willi his llutile. of tne Civil War."
"Aunt llrmgei's lUt,y is still running at
Uin 111) ni 'incatre, wph (leorne Monroe as tliu
Har, Nellie llnsehu I as au energetic vocalist,
ana Kale Dans, W. A. Mack, J. Aldrlcli
1 limy, I..I. iiufierman and '1. I. Mack in thu
can. 'Ihe tario-coiiie.iy Is vtr) fuuny, and
the hapi and iiiiehaes of lliidget seem to
"loiieii reipoiihiiu thorda" as they say lu
nniiU eierywin-re.
"A knotty Affair "that needs no unravel
ling cniitlntn-a to present lirrlf iilniitlvaiid at
twn matliieei at the New Park Theatre, wlta
John c. like aa tne slur, and .MIm Maily Cohen,
inarles ,1. Hoai and Mia. .Mamo Kirls aa
wurinr fiii'i'iin, 'I a aidu-uee. durmg tint last
wiekame been 1 irge and have apuearedto
en'iiv ihemsflvph.
" Hon .luan."at the (iarden Theatre, cin-
not I'uinpl ,.u ot neglect. Mr. ManitlcIJ lia.
, won tor n.n a-lr an emlahle reputation ,.a un
aeiiir, and auythlng be does l at least worth
i Heelin' In ihu role ot Don Juau he lia nppor-
I tunnies nt wiuen he avails himself icry
Memorial Day
Comes ui ar the end of sprlnr, the tt fea.un lu I 1 he fullowlnir I. from a well-known llmnkln
wlil.-li to la.i- .lo si's Wan.ai.a!llla, Iwiau-e it I la.lt, tliewi'e of Mi. 1.. M. Ohlj, uf the tlnu of
tin-tin..' tin U.,1, is liiireHO..i.tlbti'li.NiielU idil , hilinildt , II .rati, louilul.tloii lilenLauts
from null, ine tlu.li u illiv ulhe-cj-on. If , ul S Mnrren St., Nmt lurk Cltt
tin hiie nut pre, nrel tnr thn not tteatllerol "lor .et..ral yeirs I sullirej irrsatly froiu
sninii.iT, do an nott. Hoods sra ip.rllla will ' iri'iieial iteblllty, 1 tlinusneaa and aiik lieaJathss,
build up your whole itslein, abari ru jo.ir a.pu- ttltb lilw'h fi'tir. the duotora said I haj
lllo and lurlf), tltulUi' and i nil. U the blood.
From a War Votoran Malaria
and th it my liter u a. nut of order. 'I hey pre
I'oscniili, N. II.. Mat 14. IHU. M'rtbed tonne, but I re.'ulii'd little or no lame.
'I ruliatoil ilurina- Ilia late tnr m the ICHi HI tliiallt a i lianve uf air ai ri'ioinmendcd. 1
.Sen H.liil alike nluiilien. Mlule serMlla'al It.llf tu MlniivHotii, and aflei a alay of nti.ru
the iront In Hie uruit of the I'otouia.' 1 euiitrai led j mouth reallj telt lunch mil roted. but xion alter
rheiiniall-ia lunauor't torui, aiidaiter Isdi g a ' uu ri'iurii liume I kit nearlj as hadaaeter. I
1.H1..- 1. li.. i lu tne In .lll.l 1 , klti u lul ilia- in I'd lint Mull three li'ot'ka tutliullt feeluilr per
il.ute pai.r. and suit liume as laiurable. recti) rilijuattil, aail all my old, syuiituus ttiro
What 1 haw kutttie.l blu.e . rutin i.uuF.
Words Cannot EsproDS I Was Discournpod
llatlmr tried aiui.'iiti'ier) thin.', iliutnj the pa-t It tts.juat then that a ladi recoumieiida I to me
tlirec jiara I lulu taken Hood a Ssrsa.arllla J lks.it cWrwpurllla. i bad taken Haul's Sarsa
uud liatf t mud In a It a me are iter rellet Hi nil Carllla lei. than a tieek ul.ru mi appetite IKan
anttliluw I lute taken. It keipalbi. uela kill lulllur, lu alik lieadaelli's Hero le tloient,
na-.nar. ireivi.l. IhesnellluK In in, lunbaand I Ua'au lu f.el trou-..r nnd eni'iiuraed, the
un, lines my keneral hralth. It t.irrtaiult an ietnr lame at kunrir Intort ala, aud 1 luipriitul
. X. elk u. lueoi, Iim." in. D. 1. Ltu.xri, dally. Theftfthhuudayafltrlliilumoniud tak.
luuiord, N. II ink
Doaod with Oulnino ' Hood's SorsapariMa
"I w.a ruu ilo.i, Irom .1.... a, Mh-atlo'i tu ' "'"'''"' '! lor ttto hour, with
tturk, butt... tool I lia.l malaria and ., do-ed '", ""''"', "d'hllil ill I'mais-et Park ttltbollt
tilth i.ullime, A. .Hhiihtia. i.e..,. l,lr,, !"""' '"""ed.aud mill dler I fell better than
to t.kiH..ulas,r.aparill.und.u. now f.:ifc- ' ,r'"''' mm take Hoods y.rsatarllU
airoiiirauu.bnnul 1 fi-.U.iMid It mil b. ""' """'" " hint au.l. ihtld and 1. and
HI au t.l.o l-Uu it a talrtrUL it, u u """me. in th fall, aud o hatr no more
Uuumii, VUl Bpriiig Ht . Ne. lurk city. ' I ', ""'V "l '"'"!"uh'" M,u- 1UuY ul-.
ltrooklin, N. 1
IHoocFs SarsaparilSa
I OO Dobob Ono Dollar I I OO Dosos One Dollar
earnistly. Whatever I" said of the play Mr.
Msiislelii may still he WHtcneil with Interest.
ihe Metropolitan Kntlish 0(iera Company at
the ( olumbn. Tneatte will. It Is to be hoped,
protper uteatlr. It has done very goo I work
during the pa.t wtek in "ltlggoletto," Veld's
delightful upira. and "Carmen," llizct's gem.
To-nlelit the strain, of ll.lfe'a liaikneyed but
graceful Itonnulan Oirl" will be t.oard.
" Iteilly and the 4nu,"i. still to be seen every
night ami We tneaday and .Saturday afternoon,
at Ilairluana now Tneitrc. Ilarrlgan Is still
lu oxcellent condition, aa yuung ai ever, and
quite us brilliant, while Dave llraham with
Ida popular orclieatra utters tne music that hai
made hliu famous, nml that la auug all ovu' tho
lain).
"The Veiled liitnre" will hcjln the "ecnnd
week or I'a u.igigeuieut at t .e I.yreuin Tneatro
linn lay niL. it with llonitt Mantll as tno re.
moreeful artkt. lie irno I .'lion, tin the open
Ilu nli'l.t Mr. .Mantel! mh. rt njliielhlng of a
ills nil autage, oning to lue lait V at Iho enr
Min fell tu i s inn uion tre llrst act. Some
loiign edceiof "A ciled I'iclure" havo beeu
timoied.
"Mr. Miltinsoii'i Widona" at Proctor's
Twenii.ttnril street The itte stem, to be un
aftecttd by anythliu "at happens In theatrical
Hrclca. It mote. nl'K.g lu It. own iiiirtlnul
war, und p-ople flocK to sea It cud tie amnirrt.
After all. It 1. tin- Mays that an.us. lutein.
letitlT and legitimately I hit huvo tnu best ot It
cytri where.
P' pillar opris at tne museums seem lo bo
thr Mug wninJeiliiliy. Nel week ut Worth's
"'llio .Mikado,'' Ulliert and t-nlllian'a
sp rigoily work, the bist that they tver
n vtd. will be pri sentrd. The cl will be a
goo I oie. 'Ihe tiresi'titatlon of comic opera at
the iiniaium. doe. u it inli rlere ttit'i Hie other
attrui lona iHtially found at those house..
" Hdlec '1 ijior " will ne sung at Dirts',
lllglitli Avcntiu Mti'iee next week, wlih Ilrry
I Inganl as Itnlie, Dinne.lv a. ken llsruaclo
ami A lee Maxwell ns tint Heroine. In tie
vaudetlile conn any at this tiuu. u will hu (His
Larmantlll.thc niii.ltal kulfi-urinder; Ktnura,
the wlre-ttalker and Juirgler, and the Uarlelou
Comedy Company In an amusing sketun.
Caru.encita will beam tne sUtj-uluth wees
ot her tuuagement at Knstcr 4 Dlut n Conceit
Hull .Monday nliht. Hlie will appear dnrlog
the entire mouth of June, l'cugy I'rrde.
"Adam's Irmptatlon; ur, Ilirda of Paradise."
Mood ami ibhcpraril, thu Wood lauitly, Paul
hit lllo and otnera will uou'.ribulu to tno pro
gramme. 'Ihu doors of Hiibcr's Palace Jluseum will
be closed for the bummer Junu 15. The tatrnru
of no house In.ie, thereliiri, only about two
weeks more Hi which to tlsit the popular ri
sort. 'Ihe attractions for next week will lie:
Kiniiia rehlller, the aktlelon girl; Trunk Cot
ton and his donkeys, Mr, Miiuct and Ins moil-koi-B,
Hl-Ki, the comio native; thu .Moriau
Cunnlbila and the 1 urtto Hoy.
.Miss Mabel ronton, who wis so setcrely
l.t.rued lu Paterson lately, will nave a benefit
to-morrow umlit at the New Par.: Theatre.
Among those to appear are John c. Itlce, (leu.
Monroe, Flora Moore, bottle (hlion, Katu
Dalle, Minnie Dupree, denrge Y. .Marion,
Salllo Cohen. Itkhardson and Olenroy, W. A.
.Mack, und J. lleruaril Dyllya.
rrooltlyn Tbontros.
Ihe Park 'lheatre rill have as an attraction
next week Ml.s Lydla 'Ihntupson and tnr coiu
pany of coiuedlius in "i.ie H.iZler,"a mu
ak'.n I a no comedy by Tnniiia. Audlsou. Miss
lliump-on has delighted many audiences lu
all Ihe 1 irae cities wiln th's i lece, and has cer
tainly scored a lilt III It. Moifls. oil. Miller,
iirady and Wide, Ihe cuiuedlaus, uru a host In
themselves.
The Ainphlon closes lta doors lo-nlglit for
tht. leanou. but will rent en its next season
win one or the I est list ot attractilina ever
seen iu Urooklyn. Among them in ly o
namtd .Mr. uud Mrs. Kendal, 1'auny Daven
pori, ltiehard Manstlel.l, Mu.rt ltob.oti In
'Ihe llentietta, " Maranrct Malher in a new
play, Murie Walnwrtv'ht in a fine producuouor
"Amy llotuatl," Hose loghluu, Roland
Heed, and those two atiteesstul plays from thu
Madl.nu fipi.re Tneitrc, New York, "Ala
bama" ami "Tne Merchant."
Man igtr liola-ics will ha.e at the Star next
week MH. Jcftreya Lewis, aupiurtedliy IVrtght
lluntlnstoii .lud a power ul lumnuiiy, Inclu !
Ing Nellie I.lmrard, Tom Doyle, 1, mis llurretl
and 1'lorence lucent In a double bill, patent
ing those popular plays "Kngaged" and
" I'lnk Domlnos, ' both plays at uaen perform
ance. The whole la under tho management of
Joseph Huzletun.
Hyde l Penman's closes with this evenlnR's
entertainment, nut Monday evening the trcas
nrer of this popular liou.e, J.r. Henry .
Itehtnan, will have a benefit which will no
doubt be quite a aurncss, Juduing from tho Hat
nt artists to appeur, botu m cfllciency and
numbers.
Huber .V ilcbhardt's CaBlno always gives a
selected bill to lta many pairons, anil next
wetk Is no exception lu the rule, there helug
Hpencer aud hluiond. In character songs nod
Imitations; Uilaon and llruvarde. Miss (tenrgls
(ilrard, MissNellloCollltia an. I Joseph Natns,
the baritone singer, and Minnie bchult, the
ever popular.
THE PEAN OF PEACE.
BY KIIA W11EKLKK W IW0X.
With ever some wrong to t e righting,
Hti self ever seeklug for place.
The world has been striving and fighting
Since man was ctolved nut of space.
Hold hlitory Into dark regions,
His lorcbltuht has fearlessly cast.
He shows us tribes warring In legions,
lu the Jungle or ugea long passed.
Kellglou, forgetting ier station,
Forgetting her birthright from (!od,
fit nation to warring with nation
And si uttered dissension abroad.
Hear creeds have made men kill euch other.
I air faith nas bred hate and despair,
And brother has battled with brother
llecuuse ot a difference In praytr.
Hut earth has grown wiser and klnJer,
For man Is uvolvlug a soul;
From wars of an ace that was blinder.
We rlae to a peacc-glrdled goaL
M here once men would murder In treason
And slauuhter each otlur lo hordes,
Thuy now meet together and reason.
vtuu inougiuiior t.ic weapons, nol swordj.
The brute lu tiunnully dwludles,
And ksseus us time speeds a'oug,
And tno spark of Dltlulty kindles
And nliies uu brightly and strung.
Tne seer can I eliold lu tne dlstauco
The race that shall people thu world;
Mroug men of a godlike cilatence
Unarmed, and with war banners furled.
No lonecr the hloodthlraty savage
ManN vast spirit strength shall unfold;
And talis uf red warfare and r it age
Shall seem like ghost stoilea of ohk
For the boouilug of gnna and the ruttlo
(li csrnuac and conflict shall cease.
And ti.u buglo rail, leading to battle,
snail ibange to a p. can of peace.
No Doubt About It.
Ilium IA. Mart " rW-fWa.)
Some young ladles were ucoated during a
walk by a g)p.y wnnnn, who, tor a small re
ward, tery politely otlered lo show tliem their
future huaband.' facea In a pool of water
thai eloi.d neai. 'I he ladles agreed, and Hung
over tin pool searcud? for ti.e .iruml.ed fates,
but could nud nothing but ihu lentctlon of
their owu.
"Surely on are ml. taken, woman." ex
claimed one of tin m, " lor we sec uutuing but
our own faces lu Hie pool. "
"Wry true, mein, " icnllej the tui'aelon.
foruuie teller, 'hut Ihu-e will be yuur hua.
bauUa' fates when )uu ..re uurried."
Rouifli on tlio Colonol.
ll.UH, tf,t U'a.Aiai;!..,, omi
"One of the featur'S of thu evening was tie
besntilully ilecnraled Jul pnaeuted by Colonel
llriinm," Has the way It wont Into Ine piper
and Hie reporter I. lookln.' fir some way of
idling out mele.tcr "u" when he wants to
wn.e ttu vturd "jak."
A Motion to Roconaldor.
Ifron, Ifua.rj', Mtettl!.
She (swcetl)) luu may seak to pap,
Georje,
He Ant Hunks. He la tho rather stern,
looking gcutleiuau at the cml of tho piazza, la
lie not?
She Yes.
He Kituer rnusnilar?
sue ery,
lie-Carries a deue.ui ugly.looklng cane?
sin lis, llir.ua he.
lie Wei., riaily, dun't you ihlnk jon have
pjkeu a little hastily? jou uie
Tho Great Question,
irroiniu. ri.ii ,.'.
rather If you patd mnro utteullon tocoov.
iDg und leaa to drees, my dear, yuu woukl
unle u much bellor w.re.
THE WAYS OF 1U FUR.
Fads, Fashions and Fanoiea That
Delight the Gentler Sex.
Kxtromcly I'laln Skirts In Favor
Good Work of tlio Klnc's l)UBlt
tors Cretonne In Deninnd by
Upholstcrnrs Tlio Decora
tive Itngo Subsldliiff.
Nowadays skirts are extremely plain nnd
close on tho hips, with sloped or gored breadths
widening towards the lower part; when the ma
terial Is very whir, the selvages go across In
tho width, and there ls only one scam at the
back on the cros. A costumu was miilo In
this way of drap F.xcelBlor, a light make of
cloth, shot, and so flno aud brilliant that It re
sembles silk, and li really more costly than
good silk; It was madu lo fit close on the hips
by small plaits Inside. Ihe skirt fell straight,
was about three and a quarter yards wide at
the foot, and nouut three Indies or lour Inc'ies
on tlio groind at the hack. Tnu front was
deeply embroidered with I lack ami colored
Bhailt'd hca.)s, and at the extiume cd c a unall
black net ruche, with a gold thn a. I border;
the bodies was made In the culraaso shape.
Jif 4 W$
w M. pi
ine first report of the Metropolitan Nitrso
Assjclutlon, fur providing trained nuries for
tte poor of Loudon, sbotis 'JU.ODJ vl.lts madu
and OSi cases nursed lu the year Juat closed.
In America children aro allowed to go work
at tho agu of fourteen; In Switzerland and
France tho age Is twelve and In Ureal Urltaln
aud Ireland ten years.
The Order of tho King's Daughters ha
started a boarding-house for young women at
llangor. Me., where those out of employment
are helped to tine over evil times. New York
conld stand just such a boarding-house.
Mr.i. Edwlu II. Low, wire of tne well-known
steamship ugent, Is described aa one of tho
thriftiest, pleasjntest, all-round Dullness
women In Now Y'ork. She Is actively engaged
with her husband lu tho conduct ot his ulfatrs,
and ouce or twice n year crosses the Atlantic
to lpok after the London agencies; and she
has entire charge of the New York oftlco when
Mr. Low ls absent on business tour. Mho Is,
wltbal, tho embodiment of courtesy and femi
nine refinement, and In spite of her multi
farious duties she finds time tu keep house,
entertain hosts of frleuds, ami now and then
appear In society. .She ls a sister ot Blanche
KooBCYOlt, thu notellst.
Thousands of chairs and divans are In tlio
tiphulitery shops ot New Y'ork waiting lor cre
tonne covers.
a he working girls' club at Jersey City, N". J..
has disbanded. H was a sort ot Adamliss
II len for iwo years, but a proportion tu have a
reception euro a month to which young men
could be Invited, caused a division ol senti
ment, aud two new ilutishave been rornied
out of the ruins of (he old. ono is Adamless
while the other Is not.
With referenco lo tliu marriageable ace for
women Hi Sweden, the (lovernmeni has deter
mined tr.ut the opinion of the Medical lioarg
shall be obtained before further legislative
steps are taken In tho matter.
Jlmcrackery, as Mr. William Dean Ilowclls
calls It, is being very generally packed up In
barrels aud sent to the auction rooms by peo
ple of sense and taste. The average homo can,
staud a good deal of "decorative" stripping.
Krrorts arc being made to Induce tho ltoyal
Dublin society to send a travelling dalr) maid
round the country to Instruct the peatanlry In
the art of butter making.
The term "vocal velvet," now somewhat
hackneyed, was originated by llietiard Grant
White lu a notice ho wrote over twenty years
ago of Pauline Msrkham, remarks the Detroit
1'rte fvrss. At that time Miss Markham was
one of the handsomest women on the Ameri
can stage, aud alio was probably the most pop
ular actress In the country. She was feted,
courted and haunted by men and women alike,
her portrait was in tvery tlub-room and many
iiranlng.rooms, and tho papers devoted
columns of praise or her face, her figure
and her abilities. Her life Dai beiu an
Industrious one, no scandal has attached
It.clf to her name, ana yet this season sho was
in the call of (illmore'a Twelve Temptations "
company, until that company reached Detroit.
Ills immaterial that sho was not seen here,
but the fact mat her name win uot " given a
line" on the bills, and that her failure to up
pear lure excited no comment, Mill furalsn
fooJ fur rtikcnou ou the part of all "Biage
struck "grla. JIIss Markham la uoi yet forty
years oil.
Mrs. Sutherland Orr's life of thu poet llobert
IlrowDlu; will oppeur shortly. Tu the ad.
miters of the lats great bard this book will be
deeply interesting. An limnuio friendship
existed between Mr. Drownlug aud Mrs Orr
furouritteuty jeara. When Mrs. Orr's eye
sight incline weak, theenerabli) poet used to
go iwlcu a ti cek to read aloud for licr. .Mrs.
sutlierlaudoiru a alitor of the President of
the ltoyal Academy. There Is u strong like
nesa iictivccu them. Mrs. Orr lives wlta her
agedfafier, wr.o is now lu his ninety-second
year, He is still a great reader.
Lost His Label, Thnfa AH.
lVoatrs. Lh$m fiiu, i
Miss Hiucbiood-Did yon disbud from ono
or toe out families, Mr. Lowell?
Mr. Lowell-Mitnout uny donbt. Timr ...
mnfrsat-graudtather liveawuhuudr.a ear.
Hnndr for n. Tost.
frwfaa ni9..,.f. Hti.,. .)
Sbe-If jou reuliy h.vo me, pr.ta m
Ite-Wlth le..urel See, the river lsn.r
FUN IN BLACK AND WHITE. '
.
A Few illustrated Wittioiamt "
Culled from Various Souroes. .
Quito Natural.
From DIw'$ H'Alj
' 4JTfl
Mrs. Llrple (lo grocer) Tell Mr. Allspice I'm I I
gnlngto leave him If hu doesn't give ma better I
measure. I
Hoy Whv, what's been wrong?
Mr'. I.ipplc Tl e last bulter ho sent me was M
half a pound short. ,
Hoi Oh, yer, mustn't mind dat. It's only
his weigh. i
Rocommondod to a Itofrltrorator
Cnr. from 1'urh
Tom Ileavyatdc? (or Chlcigo) What's tht
cheapest way to ict to New York ? .
Dick estrru (of st Louli) Y'ou might go IM
at CUicaito dressed tieer. f '
Llko tho Rest of tho Soz. ,'
Ihrom Oiuoklun (. j'
Mrs. K. But aro yon sure tnat parrot wl , I
talk? 1
The Dealer Ceatalnly ma'am. It's a female.
What's In a Namo? ,
Front Once a It. ek. J H
Sho What makes It so awful high?
Dealer Tho artist's name, madam. It's
Van Dyke.
She Well, what cau I nave-It for If jou eat
his name out?
A Description.
llrttm Juitf.J
Son Father, what does a politician mean H
when he sirs he Is in the hands of his friends? H
F ither It means that he ls putting bis money
there.
Must Have Hated Ono. B.
From the Lmerenre Anteriran. IBl
Weeping Widow (whose husband has been Hji
found ileuii, to her neighbor) Y'es; there was m
John, leaning up against the mulberry tree, fmf
dead as ho conld ho. And John always did B
hate mulberry trees and wanted that one cut, I H
dawn. H
aggs (irrevently) He e en showed his dls. M
like for ihe tree In death, didu't he?
' ' Why. Mr. W.gjs how is that ?" Wj
" He was dead against It. yon said. " AS
No Look There. '
Iroi HroMvii Lite. I HI
Agent So you are not satisfied with the mU
houe? Does it leak? K
Tenant It doesn't look like It. The cellar )
has been holding water for live weeks. Hj
Triumph of Art Ovor Nature. B
r..m rurk, Hk
' What a terrtUu thuuder-slorm we had thl H
other evening!" Hi
I didn't know aiivthing about It until It
was all over. I was ut thu ) aguer concert. '
Drawing; Linos. .JKJ
UVobi fiirt.) fjH
"Why, how Miss lleuutry na.s rhanged in mti
the years since I saw her I blie looks as If she Kj
had seen hard lines, " BJ
"Srw haa shu is Jast through a courioot mm
llruwnlng." mm
fjeirel - 1
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