The evening world. Newspaper, September 16, 1895, Page 5

ea a SS SS ne ——eme, (tn alt deavoring to find out who the eontractor is, Secretary Rosenthal reported this afternoon that there were 90) knee pants Takers at work in seventy shops, and formerly employed in fifteen shops | were idle in consequence of the failure of their employers to sign the ion The free doctors maintained by the Sick Babies’ Fund had up to last Satur- Gay done the following work: 241,756 vi! de to families, 20,166 Little patients treated. 5,071 eases revisited ome er agreement to pay wages and prices. A no punishment for the massacre is prob-| Mr. Rockefeller and family are in more times, [tion Will be held to-night in Walhalis #ble. Seen) Ono gervania, Hocketcllers i ‘ nervan eketelter , ao —— - - They also fed about 500 tamilies and Hall. |_ The Vegetarians are relying on offictal | Wim sn ae’ ngtined of the fie. has. fe SUPERB VELVETS, 77c. Amusements. A cs, se ___ Amusements. ——_— ®ave clothing to a lar number ‘ed ot) tne nal naked or ragged children. Free medi- Milliom Guarantee Pi sionarles unless they are assured that with the execution of the men accused | all other demands shall cease, The work of the British and American Joint commission is therefore stopped. Without the presence of a foreign fleet sympathy to begin again seizing and torturing Christians. ‘local authorities anr the insyrance un- derwriters are tryin ascertain whether the large barn and houses of John D, Rockefeller at cantice Hills, which were burned Satur- |day night, were set on fire. quested the authorities to make an in- vestigation. There have been numerous suspicious i of Carpets to choose from! Tapestry, Brussels, Gobelins, Savonerie, &c. Furniture, Carpeti Credit Given on |[47H STREET THEATRE. FREE DOCTORS’ WoRK STRIKERS IN CONTEMPT, CHINA IS DEFIANT, of smoke issuing from the burning cabin F = | combined to make a terrible scene. : A ull Value fo'r Your Money ‘ Tt was not unti three compartments ‘ —-+__ ae . aie raed bbe Vote! —iian had been burned that it became poasi« x : junction justice Stover. | ble to enter the cabin, where were dis is always given at our old reliable | house—it is to that chiefly wo Tho Sick Babies’ Fuad Physici Twelve members of the Cloth Hat! Will Not Exeoute Convicted Mure | covered the charred’ remains of six ar wacness ile and Cap Operators’ Union were sum- i woinen and one child. eee Have Treated 20,166 Patiente, |moned to-day to appear tn Supreme derers of Missionaries. Some of the passengers alleged that | " Court Chambers Thursday to answer male passengers acted in a owardly | ¥ for alleged contempt of court in violat- —— | manner, king first their own safety To7 UY 9, of or hich ing the injunction recently issued by [instead of assisting the women and | 4 S, : | : a ea They Have Saved | jisuce stover, tarians Are Preparing for Fur=) (i ijren into the boats S CC 9 early That Many Li It is charged that the defendants have —— y y Rives. |Patrolled in front of Mark Davis's shop, ther Persecutions. Mark Twain at Sydney. A dz 5 e jat 43 West Fourth street, and per- BYDNEY, N. 8 W., Sept. 16—Mark ANG SE AVCHUE ! Fresh-Alr 01 ghaded and intimidated non-union men | Twain has arrived here on his lecture 7 teih ili and Food and Pree Takes © Crossan, attorneys | Work of the Joint Commission 1 [tour through Australia. Iis plan for a 99 ‘ = for the Poor Tots jfor the defendants, will appear | fo Forced to Come to a Stop. [tecture at Honolulu wae interfered with Tlarl 140. | strike ape grows out of the long ‘by the outbreak of cholera there. c fe of the Capmakers’ Union, - -_. ha THE suBsc: The Brotherhood of Tallors. sent $575 ' en RIPTIO; to-day to the Rochester strikers. Five | (Copyright, 1885, by the Prom Publishing Com-| FIREBUGS IN TARRYTOWN. Previoasly acknowledged gssors7 $2808 of material for clothing from the | pant, ‘New. York W | P Averne Mosquito, Ri 50s) Rochester house of Stein & Co. were (Bpeciat Cabie’Denpatch to The. World.) = 5 9 & sortaae Lo Fevorted ae having een sent here to FOOCHOW, China, Sept. 18 —The| The Authorities Investigating the Hall, Daryl : oa nufacturer, who had iit ane Meme sis iy given out the Work to a’ contractor, Chinese refuse to execute a single mur-| Fire at Mr. Rockefeller's Place And h: t dsel ti West of 3d Ave.,'New York. Err hin htoninty eect 1b OMmcers of the “Brotherhood. are. en. derer tmpitcated in the massacre of mis-| wannyTOWN, N. ¥., Sept. 1&—The nd what a grand Selection ngs, Upholstery, &¢ Easicst Terms. Presens | aa S8STH STREET, EAST, ines were furnished in most cases, and | Selle Real Ketate. | — 4 J ‘ t . fires in Tarrytown and Pocontico Hills, * PHALIEY NUSKNAUERN,) ANAC H Ho Featilts of the ehavity work ret one ae as (iy tee, Asoulted Pe aoe te rerTInK’ that, wilful and. dete BEAUTIFUL MOQUETTES, 79. 2, wreuey nosrNavest...-waxacen | FLEASURE | | BETWREN 8D AND. Fund has been carrying on in the homes | IN THE ¥IELD OF LABOR, FOO CHOW, Sept. 16.—It having been | mined arora are Being gen to ure i WED. & SAT. 2. ‘Monster % Noon to. Midnight. of poor children was neglected. Indeed a reported that the Chinese officials at) Property. but. for ‘ ne | dies [BEGINNING SEPT, 16 EW BILL. more work was done thie Summer than], fe:pis ot the Mruckim, Laver Lyceum, Ku-Cheng are not pushing the inquiry |"Y"Wwas reported, that the Rocketeer And we may say right here that we have we CLARA "renee stoctal nonth amounted to $1,415.56 fre set on fire for reveng ? By eretofore, and the figures, which repre- hes Gorse tas bean alerts Walk Inte the massacre of missionaries on | py some lavorers, formerly employed. on | wawtont Us" i Dele- ‘Material Handler’ Unien No. 1 sted Delegate of the Actors’ Pro- sent a great deal more than their face value, should be gratifying to the thou- Th newly 6: Aug. 1 with the zeal that the occasion demands, two foreign gunboats are said ‘ged, this who were recentiy di Ralze de the place, Superintendent P. A. Le never had in our long career any such assort- ment cf Carpets as this Fall, and at prices MORRIS AND COMPANY, 3. M, COLVILLE. Y ACT) ELEPHANTS. Debat To-Day of sands of frie i C. Y “i Y spate a ‘one of the laborers have iil tid of friends and supporters of the | tet! Unign te the €. Le U te Beraerd Renard, to have deen despatches up the river to and saya none of, the, laboters e COMPANY, INCLUDING J. M. Coty THE ZALVA TRIO. HIGH WIRE, FQUILIARIETR, In additt 1 Labor unis MP he Banded tay i as SEIUH HE Otc sinecrereatetcm cnr ry! it was thought by son that Patrick 1c = ic b d Monday, Tuenday evenings and 6a Other splendid features are: them thirty-one outing: the Float ted | fely ECS EL ee ee ea iam Oi ain . Saturday’ evening, Raymonde, jarney Fagan, Countem re Flasground raged “Hie Ht it; REBELLION IN CHINA, | siouine” “TUT Our Parlor Suits attract universal admir- “HOPKINSIS | Sitihcthessittd ae eed jown the bay for a breeze- = Se eae ‘ . Mahiman ish, 4 Barney Fegan'e ite ful, health-r | or 1 leha st s Cc PAS' TOR’ N é An his ha NaMEGGRE' at very amall iearsakee Union No, sit an anlonaes| MEBOEtE® that OMetale Have Flea) EARLY MORNING FIRES. ation. We have the grandest selection ever put TRANS-OCEANIC | or a gutrriaichassAt yp. cost per child helped Indeed it mae Mactin Meyars's tactory, Bedford “avenue and) {fom the Town of Heng-Leng. Abd Aah S STAR SPECIAL RY COMPAN PROGIIR'S talit ge Pe. ay -§ be said that anybody who gave’ as Httle Sand street. as 2% cents to the Sick Babies’ Fund this Summer is entitled pretty much to full credit for saving some child's life or giving ‘t a day of comfort and en- Joyment on the water. Money contributions Fund rooklyn, | John Steadman and EF. ted Delogates to the C. 1. The Shirt Ironers and Laundry Workers’ Union Yesterday reduced {te intiation fee to 25 cents, Twelve new members were enrolled. to the should be rent to “Cashier of World, pAvust, Karel has heen elected OMfce Manager of which the officiais fled, leaving the peo- 4 ‘“ * " gith ot FRANCIS Pulitzer Building, New York City.” j Branch 7 of ane Andependent Bakers’ Union The ple to the mercy of the insurgents. ere” Seine 1 Sorelion: whe lives. with Crockery, Cutlery, Glassware, Baby Carriages, THANE eg HARD tae tn Bulttwan 0S caret ed Sora F. Woblicb. je Central Labor Federation ts. Gerachment of Imperial troops are his wife and two children in the rear Sy senate WEE, notin HILLEL alt sunawiee THE FUND'S HELPERS ulin, Mitchell, Maxwell, O'Hara, advancing to give buttle to the insur-/ On the ground floor, was, aroused by Silver, Bookcases and Desks, Stoves and LATTLEAT GUN repel THERE ANE — lave been appointed bythe Mit | gents, he catried his. children to. the street ‘ Lath at. & Irv i Money Raised by Stands, Faire and A ee eee eens Jer Uae and gent in an alarm, while his wite Ranges, Iron Beds, &c. Cxaltnat Gina oh |aleecoomn” | O NN i E : vi ard Patrick Lamb endeavored to stifle ae oun Eutertuinmen: Had a Candy Stand, S phecesaa/as | Ben; ; Joseph Bchnecker zm make their way through the smoke Management Charies Frohman. 3 Wand eek ce can eee at, Btbreee ot: a cteay | Seine iseewiney Nesesh ape Hannes, Res Fire on a Steamer Bound from | those living on the second und third NO MONEY NEEDED ON DEPOSIT. | MATA WEN. & SAT, 2EVG. A EDEN MUSE Hers fshinaton treet, by Relile and “Financia Secratary Frank Hampeimann, Edinburgh to Lond | floors made thelr excupe by, way of 0 ENA iN MAT. Sit. WORLD In WAX & GRAND ¢ = Aerie eck, La Benjamin, re-escaper, while those on the. upper la Bene, ‘Trustees, LONDON, Sept. 16.—Fire broke out on | ficors sought safety, on the roof to an Jersey Lemonane, To the striking tile-layers’ helpers the Central] board the steamer Iona, from Edinburgh | adjoining building." The firemen quickly We Sell for C Cash or Time. Inclosed you will find $1.25 for the Sick Rabies’ | Labor Union yenterday voted $50, te Sandon, eae extinguished the flames. The buliding oo Fund, money taken in ‘a lomonade stand by feeds from the publiration of the Arvern Quito, edited by me for the deneft of Ralph Sachs, 132 Kas No. 7 complaines to the Central Labor’ Union” yesterday once more that Sheriff Ruttiing has bis horses shod at @ ‘non-union #hop. |, The prize banner for largest attendance at the | tabor Day picnic. was presented at yesterday's meeting of the Central Labor Federation to the International Mar: Uniea. John N. Bogert, of Typographical Edna Springer Collection. Little Edna Springer, the child elocutiont who has done a great deal of work for charity took her stand at the foot of the West One Hu dred ana Thirty-ftth street station and in one our collected $1.50 for the alck babies. A Bayville Girl's Collection. ‘To the Editor: 1 am 4 little girl ten years olf and thought 1 ‘Workers’ Hall of the Central Labor U place of Delegate David Call York Painters, withdrawn, Twenty-three out of thirt; Jeht_bossew ed the Tile-Layers’ Melpers’ agreement, and The constitution of the Brooklyn Central Labor | io, 6 was appointed on the Committee on | HONG KONG, Sept. 16.—It 1s reported that a rebellion has broken out on the border of the province of Fo-Klen. ‘The Insurgents are sald to have oceu- pled the town of Hine-Leng, from SEVEN BURNED TO DEATH. ‘The fire broke out when the Iona was off Clacton, and originated in the lamp- room near the second cabin, in the fore- part of the vessel ‘There was no wind, and the sea was perfectly emooth. There was, however, so much excitement and confusion among the passengers that the captain was unable to restore order. Suddenly it was discovered that some women and children were missing. The stewardess re-entered the burning cabin, | To One of Them Escapes and Roofs Were Hesorted To. | The tenants in the four-story brick tenement-house 1 Leroy street were dis- possessed this morning by a slight tire the flames with buckets of water Meantime tenants upstairs could not is owned by Charles Ashe, of 143 Ave- repair, Fire on the third floor of the five- | story brick business building 211 Centre street, in the brier pipe ‘factory of | Hirsch & Kauhme, damaged stock $1,000 and the building $1 | Beecham’s pills for con- stipation 10¢ and 25¢. Get the book at your druggist’s on a floor to choose from. They begin at $18. Everything needed to furnish a home will be found at our Grand Establishment. COMPANY, 121st Street and 3d Avenue, - TERMS: $75.00 Worth, $1 00 per week. $100.00 Worth, $1.50 per week. $150.00 Worth, $2.50 per week. $200.00 Worth, $2.50 per week. HARLEM. LA Q jatingen Mai Saturda: Ve '5, 2, ‘The “Sporting Duchess, Nellie and Loretta Bibbiler, 553 Jersey avenue, , Union was amended jerday ao that moneys! The flames spread with so much rapid- | nue A. Matinee Saturday. Jareay City, XN. BAL ved by the nancial offcers must be deposited | ity that befor> ald reached the vessel | A fire broke out about 1 o-clock tht iron hal now be seen at Mo: ia e1 des morning on urth floor o! a Ser ~~? Th © Mosquito. acrinton Hate have been tasued by, the Cen: POST en ine died seagoaed ee story ‘oFlek teuement and factory at 15 | UD | fore he leaves town.—Eve. : Labor Union in ald of the widows and) a B a utgert ce, oO pied prince pa Q etelanoe of the union men who perished in tie| ‘The fire was put out after four hours’ | Isidore Mindleson and Jacob Ganzler THE GREAT DIAMOND ROBBERY lerewith I hand you two checks of $2 each, 14 Building. Nathan Straua has promised rT ES tailor en and did a da ze of $800 Rs, ECTE Ad maktng 4 total of $35 In all, which are the p al contribution. struggle. to stock. ‘The bullding will cost $10 to DALY'S ona Mitre: Jo, the, famous Farislan novelty gniitieg | Every evening at 8 Mate Wed. and Sat. at & 5TH AVE. THEATRE. _ in A GIL ED 1 700! PALMER’ Ss. TO-NIGHT 8.15, ets oetta FOKs WW OFLA, FLEUR-D | A CARD—Pites egets ‘Cline, W. T. Carlet jonaldson-Ardel. Hill and Hull, 26 oth SUNDAY CONCERTS 2.30 TO 1 ABBEY’S [ahs Pacts Pye GRAND @e6e4 __HANLON BROTHERS ARE a treckies_ by Mm¢ A—THE HIGHEST AWARD seh Senet Be cee ee ne, der . at; speciatty artificial LS exprestien in a few ves wed the Estee a Ldghthill, of No. teal operation by, rn New york; Btat-clae Wert fe LIBBY'S Chiropota Oemprews; re mmation and soreness bunlona, Office, 1164 strat “A.—SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, = Mirsied siorewer lecitclt; mings wait Prof. Mixer, 136 W. dun ot. ould Ike to do something to help the good! the rest are expected to align I a day or two. A—KNOW You FATE and toreme; cause along, and collected $1.50' and deat Sahar it is presumed, to try to rescue those digo by3t. | GARDEN Nible, setentife palmist, 9 & Imh oh; § ing it will save some little baby's bor bakers’ who were miasing, and she also per-| and go by | retary RE: Tespectti | harmony m next St The Germania Walters’ Union has voted to Join the Hotel and Restaurant Employees’ Alll- ance. peasants Ritliemh, of the Seaman's Union. bipping-mastera have combined to 44 Feat’ the License aw. —————— Kneepants Strikers Win. The Kneepants-Mal plete victory to-day In Bayville, 1.1. THE MILK | WAS IMPURE. Thomas E. Wright, De Dealer, Held in $100 for Trial. William Meeteer, agent for the State Agricultural Department, complained | against Thomas E. Wright, of 70 West; Union claims a coms torcing payment of tta ished. The darkness and the wiumes Annual sales more than 6,000.09 br National economy. The: of it. wasting time and strength over re’s room for a little more Too many women are Going Housckccping ? eversthing you'll need, and at very low | we nell Evening at 1, Evestycs ‘BLACK. AMERICA. MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. EMPIRE THEATRE. Third Week. | Evenings at 8. Matinee Saturday, 2. THE CITY OF PLEASURE. T MONDAY, SEPT, 23-MR. JOHN DREW, arte’ ION {fale solled trunks, bags, RON a sel et PLN ER prosivat. ATTORNEY, highen references, transects oll Tenneue att iwecital "navies trea. Layee 96 5th ave., room M6 residence: no peDiiel. N. Dak DIVORCES, 90 days" Lawyer, box C, FOR BARGAINS tm picture Crames and arte? Materials viet Rosensteim, 24 @th ave; egem every evening. FURNITURE and carpets at the lowest peleang _no money down. Lewina, 45 W. 2éth F sexe! | vi ‘ Court, this morning for selling adulter- | fw ocher contractors will probably do #9 to-day Ae (f el a wash-board ; rubbing their clothes aa ¥ > % tert of all remedies; one | ated milk. Cromwell G. Macy conduct- | ° @m0rre™: = ¢ Ae 25 ae, i thei “3 ROOMS FURKN ein D COMPLET! . arco CA PTAI N PAU L. ae Mill Medicine Co, 64 net Tae inh wi sek +4 ~ vasting TW PVN Cinic Fastlane TOUNTRY TTR for } Se che pronseh og, Paid for Injunction Damages. we TW to pieces; wasting their monc is 15.00, BENTLEY'S Gi Hrebloneg, Oa Goes seteer swore he and Archibald D, | Sy Vv 1b heal ie Id 5 $1 00, TW Clark, stopped one of Wrizhi's wagone |. William H. Wille, referee, reported tothe oud be astonished if you coulc Conninien at Parlier: 1 pines Room, Redroam Furniture, OFERFORMAN. ES DAILY. ai { | supreime Court to-day, fixing damages sustained outiodn Hedding, Sov erry Tawar Afternoons. lugs. K__Ad nisslon, abe | MOSES, THE les of th J F 139 £. 17th st__ Hs 2 rhemnists found that the Mle’ was in: | the Willamabridge and Wertchester Traction and : . ae ‘Lasttert: | Srtriie aestriag + bigh-tiass of Fersitws Sie. pure. | tour other railways at $1,250 by reason of the in- in a year by the use of Pearline. ter cloned tor reconstruc: | gily sold for cash at fAiret-class houses, Com ae Chambers and We streets and took ytehester at $750, | by the town of W ant by Grisler testified 16.03 per cent. of It was | junction obtaine’ by the Harlem Bridge, More water. Boracic acid had been added to | Hanis and fordnam R in an action brought the milk to keep it from gouring. Wright | in prevent the cousttuetion of a railway inthe protested he was incapable of adulterat-| annexe! dstris figure up the actual money savi No Millions of women are using it now, but just suppose that all 1313 and 1315 Third Ave., bet. (Sth and 76th Sts. Lat 6 OPERA-1OU a2 | ARLE RICE’S 1492. nd future. Patlory 139 E. 17th st. Present cure same on a Hberal credit system, “te money down, if you are the Tight party, my desire to sell only 1 | Mz ar” aie “catalsation at (atta generally, and if you call of write to ™ ing milk. He sald he received | ae ae i =| eRe Sans Tents Me rst time, ne end. his milk had been Reese Eetine: Cee rae women were equally careful and — | 70H ST_STATION oe oe eed ONL al GARRIC ESS WITHA BAS = e a POTTER: wp Gahanonet: | Aq miattrass was set on fire by a epark from a itenaratt waynial ee . On July 27, his supply ran short, and | sore in the room of Glovannt Balionl, at 42 thrifty, and that every one used |___—s Amusements. TANDARD THEATRE. NEW YORK’ cheapest furniture, carpet, Marge ] he Instructed ane © rivers to) pur: | at 11.20 o'clock thin morning, , D t iQ. NEW UNION SQUARE. al overal ‘extra cans at the. Wen mmpting to put. out t . a | Bhore Depot. and not to sell, it until It | ls bande covereiy Burned. He was taken to Pearline (0% fsap)! It's too much KEITH ‘Origina’ Continuous Perform fm “THE CHOICE OF it pocuPATION “tee faa brought to hie place. The driver | 8. Vincent's Hospital. cee ese a eee ee, | pene ALD HQ. THEATRE, W'way EaGuar | “Tated ook gees walaable Thiate” of Beech ik Way wen: the authorities I re to hope for—but the whole country The Improvan Elastic Truss tx the only trusa 1a Nan om Lilly Post. schrode Bros bother. | WHITE ITERA ROB ROY ered tm ies baat Oe FBS ate ot vright swore The Century Dictionary defines existence that is worn With abs afore SRM RIJOU. Eve R15 Mate Wei iM . i sold none of the milk. r oy . ~ and da; 1. ret dthave. nurs. @ Sat. SES? then stop that tl patagintrate ‘Corneil’ held him in #100 | “opportunity” as “a favorable oc- (gn Savina fu & Exec would be the richer for it, 43 Cit exefeine miu emcee MAY IRWIN IN Wie LYCcUM ik pa, | NAST To 20°? hitier's Detective Bureau, for trial in Special Sessions. cusion,” The Half-Million te eee 1 regard to , ; 1 NDA: | proadway. tira Winshvatenting trap tr a | intce Page affords this to TeareneCeiee Ba Kaaot MILWONSESfPEARLINE : aR ltt Ce ERE | af [ERE SHWE | sot nomgeane pea, orton 1.9 Erg fag sottent the wus aud allaye all pains asco | MeRN Opportumity”” advertise — ad Heep aa Ee te ee ARTA Nae vane AN[A THEATRES Kye tway'and Intian's Octoroons, | VLEUNIS astrologer, 244° 6th ave. call _ cid eer oma c { 1 . ep, much girls care for bravery, or heroism, | tlonate, but apart. The girl was soll-| attendant drawback of delicacy, com-| ever. He had made some other “int f aculy two vearg after guermlovaly,, Shem tee ga fo too ald for hs or ansthing serious, Now, if his wite try at heart, and lived more in her | bining with it a feather brain-and an quaintances: In the ‘negiiborhuo ralake's “deach Violet Bnd I like’ old ways best,’ and. ane thoughts and dreams than in her deeds. exotlsde heart entirely occupied with) the Merricks suited him best, tif: in agel!’ ting 4 eply or rebuke, . had been there in a amart bonnet you Practical and alc in her ows protiy, sett he’ was by nacre indolent, and ner too great a difference in age!” ing for a reply or rebuke. would have noticed her, I'll be bound,” daily duties, sno! even "Dear papa’ looked after: mamma go tory Was only, five m:nutes! Walk from ed aunt. and “eous.ns, who Pa aT La a . A : f : well! He! was miscrablo If anybody ele | lis owr low white house buried ‘ nvited quiet mabriag a Rtn 4 > , . daugh thel did nothing b ndow overlookini he | VANES 4 st. . Major Karslake’s Second Marriage and aj"he was mistaken in hia estimate of mantic, yet th evan before aes chard Be Bate eoetA tonenMtel aN AMtoctede. thet isa dh red a ae his daughter, Violet was a hero-wor- era enya 10 po: RANA ulaar ay ltime and custom soften into harmony, deeply into the Teco e memories M t T, ht, 4 ad tooware Old “any appearance | oun Owing to eee eee cnet ined cn pertect tune, TAG of his dead children fitted by, each. th oment 0 ‘houg anipper, and had thrilled to every line pe sentunen ye Wee, dias urning ming to Ethel, Weather ng Meee eee an inversion of his for- intangible link of the chain ‘that hi of the curt war telegrams when she read tated by the isac ieee she 6 look “so Inter gon neat pose arene for his youny wife loved to him still; tropical skies and Eastern the newspaper to her father, Neither ue v ally these {DR poor wie peal H Mitac nd pate all his scenes came back, all bound up indis- 2 lepectacien nor a double chin quenched eal 1 yan found Coom Le RON IR: Cal a UA rather inelited to te: tolubly with the dead woman. Tt was HEN Major Kare 1p an are nepiring cycumstance in her enthusiasm when she saw at last congenial food, and the revercni regard hee how His "borrow maile Suered Ma: pew comer BE bur Violots| hie your It wae Nina wae’ Meo cee came oe to Woodbower, ‘They were bitterly die- the man of whose doings she had heard, iieq em i was more akin tw love. 7f word of thanks, but sy aimesphere of Woodbower ghost that waiked heside the Hiving tn with an empty to % y if while the tenderness of his nature than the Innocent: maiden. kt t Mr. Merrick t he knew. who tended mostagnant seclusion into fis new marriage? Not all Violet's sleeve anda Vic- appointed to find that Mrs, Karslake ‘i back-| "What 1 sO him a world of goo #0 carefully the spot Spring had succeeled Win- jove and devotion could make her part torla Cross soci- was an invalld and received no visitors, Seemed doubly sweet set agalnat @ idk asked! one it ue to tite worthy clergy where tis | wiinistrese ook fan intelli: of the ‘past. and the past ia dene with y] roun 0! lame and coura, Mrs. } y i R & comporta! eh had fi tin topics 0 je day; he y of morning and vivid wi r= ety was anxious while the claims of courtesy were met fround of fame and soulsey Mts trom vi pe eval bend, that foreign travel is expensive, When the in isons men we ede the, ‘Howents ‘andre: kin densation when we 100K back Upom to make much of by @ return of pasteSoards, and the swaras pretty 91 nd ‘that the. Majop was to pitton tae sneaOn S| AeA Swatch ‘Karsiake had: been wont ft fvam the dim twillght of age, the ex-!Major made no personal reaponse. All husband tended her with extraordinary tired. the, Rector, nat dv accept obligations from his, so placed “in ‘costly to cherish slentiy, Know Viwould ‘The Major let his tea grow’ cold and, him, for the ex: cea siomty devotion, alded by a faithful maid. Mr. jie went'on ter hat munity eCatharine, the be Ind no. espa n' hia tome; for the, his pipe eo. ou 2 citing accounts |the more eagerly did bafMed curlonity Si ricy" wan the only vislior admitted k'hoi® etn i © had “display Major Karslak ti'st ‘time ia is ‘lige he wajiyed tre "John, John! where are your" eried c4 e: y. whe - y y yob E nt t feminine companionshi Sometimes in yolve, OF the te wa elcome iad the hew comers presence ‘©, Woodbowsr, and the only house with her st some auburvan dante, bu promptly queriched by iO) Ruor MERU NaNal Thus ha tumpie hott he would wonder how here with the dew .elling, youll have i: Pn ae eralan chulch, and Mr. Merrick had an un- Where the major was seen was the ree- yee “Wreck now. he fe iish. fel- wed instinctively any expenditure) Merricks, but there. we twin he had gained tae bli 1 of & stich a twinge of reumatiam to-moge ) jost his ar 5 : Bates Kier AEA SRR Bilin the sUtelaae: A, On: Derae | Woodbower garden, and Indeed of every you, pretty. and intellee woman, row." performed gpe-| usually large congregation at morning “OY. ai cela ia tha ATE CEC An REET CoMCE Ad tien teak: rere con aU putt het | garden of mosey Cooml woul), treat Violet "with ©) "Gn, I'm ail right, my dear, cial feats of valor had not yet been for-| service. His daughter Violet, who , Mivon! ee eee eee eee of music, the had A rough time of it at frst. ‘The “{'ehould have’ missed nim terribly T] W hele the moaument Was fr lender feapect wh.ch Was toucning, from Maier, 98, impatiently 4 hig amiable - 0 the church was tl. ET TCH Bar Pena uk PP eee en Per te a tty: nal widower Went away for a ¢ is age to her youth. el. He gotten, The halo of romance around his | played the organ, eee y conecloUs sole regret John Karslake ever felt for | (er, “who us ‘inarried . mee None ot the: prope about here | had developed rheuinatiom tn daitp'De-\ Arter a couple af year Violet's ecstasy MED otk ands over he name would probably have evaporated | du ean Mies both duty and devo. thé 108s of his sword-arm was when he| Violet sighed in response hi interest beyond local mat- | Y@! aM, write had gaime a to peael ey} ption, al HW ‘arm and bee an the, Hlecovery Reins, As snat ang | tlon invan effort to descry the occupant 100Ked at the case containing his favor | Qi Mola subaitern's: wite ned Major tx wo cle returned | #814 the evetor agit they, Were stil: fan chatter. + sesirud to obesity, but the returned herol of the Woo bower pew. he as eer eae captor glaged. the Nl ; Faw nol ead te event aBoug; | bur he hever di ‘ ; vane sinall fos ot ee Nualtors | ae ia not give. London lion-hunters @ giveness in her simple-hearted prayer, ung witht wreater feeling. than execu. Were pever large rand but he Is_dreadfully depressed now, i | It was a dull Summer; Violet co Sand he uid WAR OS they went { ine hi arance, for and imposed upon herself the penance sion? anit \inicr took freah interest in peevish, accepted Yo- am afraid Ne will never recover the | not remember one with so Little vliged to appear 7 the Reuse, y ehance to criticise his appe: = cela" Beale hal grantee Riments, since thelr Yon as @ right, to blow of Mrs, Karslake's death \whine, and she found the gra, irty, but he generally ran araving-rogen he made no stay in the metropolis, and of eves fixed on her music na the practising accompaniments, since ther Gespise him for’ hie limites patience “Jie ja very guod fellow." auld Mr, | very denressing, she, instituted ni nt vialtors, and nit humsele and he in a very short time the memory of his | congregation dispersed. |times for aa hour in the evening when anf attention. “Bho ‘vented en him the Nee eee ee ee ee eae round igi th brititant x light exploits passed from the public mind. What did you think of my new pe | bin wite was slOOpINE, | ie into w [Me for Rayne. con ovat a that lintitucons she Was the moving sp.it, when she came to bid him In to afters | of the eee in the little Devonshire village where|rishioner?" inquired the rector after! "You bring w great, pleasure into, a ink for easily, for aver rige. widow TENG WAG the. OVIEG BEIT | MAR, BI i ee | Major he took wp his abode the wonder of his| dinner. would as the worn and troubled her suffering he accepted the claim to g must take a trip to se. “Bring me a cup here," he said, ‘and looked wi ny fame had longer life, for a newly made| "I did not see tim, papa." Violet /look which had passed into hix face pee ae thou, of his a was certainly | bring back the color to Ber shee aek your be BE U2 SAOUAP ING, “all and worn. ; 4 lence and ow volun ce. ite) damp. w let Ot Be » care fe He Stir in'e sleepy spot, where the military | thoughts had been occupied with the tymnethy Wonld melt into mack poets succumbed to the complication. of dis | retain,’ and | the plan. fell seegough ba Se a gee reyn tert Vo I. Clement is represented by & solltary|new arrival during the paternal sermon, jaqund, 0°" 0 SS cages, which, had tormented it so lone, \- fee thant spac AAG, thelr, Bi Fah see en eaten ete the o alat Violet, don't yj “Don't spo! ie cl wi a ba e1 desps ouseke WO SESAD, $ he directio! b ent halt-pay Colonel who never saw a bat-jwhich was not suM@elently striking 10 |e recor generally added, \daughter's fying Vint gave hun Ute was not much of a companion. for Considerably.” The change in her and he cast, glance tn the i trouble “the ald 6 x ; REAL ESTATE Gut), HORSES AND CARRIAGES, GOOD WILL ANO INTE oo ce oo EXCHANGE, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, BOARDERS, LOST AN compel attention, To have been the subject of Seana, “Dear me, dear me! That shows how opmeniation in a printed newspaper Mrs. Merrick had died at Violet’ birth; her father was kind and affec: E@4 onsolation. She had inherited fro: jber mother the blush-rose skin pe ‘ST, Vm AD Hi intelligent man, consequently the major | spent more of hie time at therectory than engagement Was an- well,’ said the old woman, jf the arm I have lost." © THEY GO ON THE HALF- PUILLION GUARANTEE PAGE. |