The evening world. Newspaper, September 18, 1895, Page 5

f Cr or THE PEOPLE’SCHARITY | That Is What the Successful Sick Babies’ Fund Ie, Thousands and Thousands Friends Have Aided It. jMeptember Contribations to the HE SUBSCRIPTIONS. y_acknowled West Hoboken Héag, Mary Bauman, gt eal Beak, NL J. may cee 0 Grdaey Steiner “Arthur “einer, May Hickey, Katie Hickey... aes a 2.60 Some little hard workers for the Sick Babies’ Fund have been disappointed this year because thelr pictures did pot appear with their letters, “The Evening World” regrets the circum- stance as keenly as they do, but has the excuse that the pictures came in avalanches after the first few weeks, and it would have been impossible to make them all, even if there had beer Foom in ‘The Evening World” to print them. As it was, the best was done that could have been done, and it is hoped that the disappointed little one: will accept the explanation and harbor no ill feeling towards the editor who had charge of the Fund. If he could have done it he would have had the ploture of every helper of the Fund in the paper. Necessarily in the first effort to keep up with the inflow of photographs and tintypes some letters failed to get into print, although acknowledgement of their receipt with inclosures was made the day after they reached the office. The letters when found were given piace in the columns, and that.which is here iven is probably the lust of those de- fayed epistles: To the Editor, A fair was held on Mra, ef’s lawn, at 221 South Mount Vernon, Wednesday, July 21, Fie children, ‘ranging in’ ‘ages from . five to eleven years, held the fair. and Made $23.02 for the Sick Bables’ Mund. The lawn was decorated with lanterns and flags, and there were over 10) peo- ple present. ‘The children who did this excellent work were: Florence Cooper, 6. Gertie Gee, 8, Grace Gee, 10. Hladys Gee, 5. Mabel Kelso, 11. George Young, 1 Allen Coop- Third avenue, ‘The number of contributors to th Fund that hy tok exceeds the number of have been received. It Is . Never was there a more ity in New York or else- Babies’ if Astoria Children Help, To the Fattor: Inclosed find $15, the proceeta of a stand held et 307 Flushing avenue, Astoria, Long Island City, May Arnold, 307 Flushing avenue. Lillle Mittner, Woolsey avent Bertha Fitze, 305 Flushing avenue, Annie McPeck, 189 Flushing avenue, Lucy Mittner, Woolsey avenue, Fair at Red Bank, N. J. Fo the Raitor: Incloned find $4.50, the proceeds of a falr held by Datsy Mrrickson and Clarence Gray. Hoping to help some sick babies with our small eum. Red Bank, N. J. Dv. B. Four Brooklyn Collectors, Fo the Editor: toned find check |, collected by Sydney Stein for $2.60 for Hickey,” Hickey, 446 Van Brunt street, Brooklya. Fair in West Hoboken, Fe the Editor Inclosed please find $2, the proceeds of @ fair held at 182 Clinton avenue, near Fulton street, Real Estate (perth BABETTE’S SCHEME. Uttle girls, ine io the cick wastes” We en, by thi smount will be Denesetal Loretta Haag, 8, Mary Bat oe anna Hoe, 10. ‘West Hoboken, N. J. A Peekskill Lawa Party. To the Rattor: Inclosed you wil! find am account of lawn party n for the Sick Bables’ of your paper, nA Money order for the amount realized, 90.02 Jeasle 1). Murden, $06 South strect, Peekskill, N.Y ae) Si . PARK BOARD ) MEETS. Bids for Enlarging the Maseam of Natural History Opened. Several builders and contractors at- tended the meeting of the Park Board in the Arsenal this morning and offered bids for the compleitno and enlargement of the new west wing of the Muscum of Natural History, The lowest of the eight offered was $319,000 and the highest $444,000. The estimates will be sent to the park engineer for compilation and the awards will probably be made in a fow days. Mr. alley, of Barnum & Bailey's sent a‘ letter expressing a desire resent the park menagerie with a vai, William 'T. Ahnelt, of 853 Broadway, wrote a letter commending Mounted Po- iceman John Murphy, of the park squad, for stopping a runaway recently. Murphy's name will be placed on the roll of merit. Henry Dwyer, the park patrolman, who recently rescued a boy rom drowning in the East River at the foot of Fifty-first street, recelved per- mission from the Board’ to accept two medals and also $25 in gold that had been awarded him The Commissioners voted to place 200 a show more lamps along the principal walks and roadways in the park. Board will osk from the Board of Estimate Apportionment an seh eticn of $25,000 to improve the small parks south of Fifty-ninth street, Henry Finck and John Becker, rep- resenting the Taxpayers’ Association of the Tenth, Elever. and Seventeenth Wards, offered a pigtion to the Board askin that TompkSis Park be im- proved. They ask for new walks and more shade trees, John V. Pine, clerk of Columbia Col- lege, asked the’ Commissioners to lay a water mai nalong Riverside Drive that the new boat-house of Columbla_Col- lege may be supplied with Croton. It Was intimated that the request would be granted, The Commissioners adjourned unt! Sept. 30, = TWO CHURCHES TIED UP. Derrickmen's Strike Has Stopped Work on New Balldings. The derrickmen's strike has tied up every new butlding in this city on which stone is used, Three hundred and fifty workors are out, opposed by fifty bos: » Who also have an association. Five employers, not members of the association, have granted the demands for an increase of 25 cents a day, and thirty hands are at work. Somme stone-yards haye been closed. Gill, of this cfty, and Gaul, of Astoria, are'revorted among those’ who shut down. ‘Stone-cutters on new churches, one in West Forty-sixth street and ‘one In West Elghty-sixth street, struck in sympathy with derrickmen this morn- ing, and work was stopped. Bie strike has been approved by. the stone-cutters, derrick-men, | machine stone workers, eccentric engineers and walking delegates of building trades. The strikers assembled to-day at Co- lumbia Hall, 1210 First avenue. ————— The want advertiser who gets hin advertisement im over 500,000 actual papers on the Half-Mili Guarantee Page has someth: better than luck in store for him. <a IN THE FIELD OF LABOR, Edward Bellamy will go to Germany to att the Social Democratic Congress in Breslau. Ther are about 14,000 letter-carriers on {zed under tho jurisdiction of the Knigh! Labor. The tallora of Westin & Kreinbrink have chosen 635 “Auantlc avenue, Brooklyn, for regular shop meetings. Plumbers and Steamfitterst Union No. elected ROA. City 14 has Higgins, of 196 Clark atreet, Jersey Corresponding Secretary. jartholomay Connolly has been chosen Pi cial Secretary and and Iron Shipbulldege’ 23, ‘The South want Henekler was chosen as Campaign Secretary by the Central Committee of the New York Section of the Socialist Labor party ‘last evening. Loval Assembly 1.135, K. of Ta, bakers, and Branch 1 of the Independent Bakers’ Union’ will hold a join ting Sunday sition to amalgamate The meeting day cf the tlen, of Newark, N. J., laa been changed to Sunday, “The headquarters is at Uertel's Hail Fifteenth aad Morris avenues. to discuss a propo: tral Labor Federa- Secretary Robinson, of the TBrothe Tailors, teports. that a New York. wholesa Manufacturing frm has been trying to work from ochester done here by co but had failed. to handle It, Corporation Counsel Seott has informed a com- mittee of the Central L Union he will Took afver shipping masters who have vi the License law, but doubts of his thority One contractor's) men —-— Mrs. Winatow’ s SooriiNa Sy Ri eething Is the family benefactor. fo dren OVER A Promising Success That Ended in a Brilliant; Failure. OWEVER len- fent and kindly dis- posed a wo- man may be and weak- nesses of her stronger brethren, it has become a recognized law that the me — clem- ency of spirit is not displayed when ene of her own sex is the culprit; and further it is unparalleled in the history of woman for a frail and erring member to take up the cause and championship of her irreproachabie rival. Yet established facts and theories have been known, sometimes, to give ‘way to untoward events, and Babette of the Jollity's behavior with regard to Jessica, Lady Carleton, maybe reckoned as one of these undreamed-of occur- rences. Now, Babette was smarting under a rievance when Rolfe, fourth Viscount NLerleton, aetat thirty-two, with a rent roll ¢ fifteen thousand a ear, re~ Mounced ull bachelor indulgences, and took upon himself the onerous respon Aibllities of a wife and respectability, Babette had loved Carleton as well as phe knew how, and being loath to lose him, she found that the handsome part- to the faults! THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER | , 1896, GIVEN BY DOCTOR COPELAND THE SYMPTOMS MOST FREQUENTLY PRESENTED BY CATARRA SUPPERENS. Expert Treatment at Nominal “Rates -Trial Treat- ment Free to Those Applying in Person. GATARRH OF THE LIVER mbers of people muffer from the malign catarth, aa from other subtle chronic potsar The tw ratareh. through the fialadies, githoutany correct or definite Idea of | q itglivtr it affected by atarch through, the the nature of theirafilction, The followingsymp- Speety and inexpeusive cure by the toms have been carefully arranged by Doctor n Copeland to enable many sufferers to understand ‘net what it tathatatlsthem. Many diseases known under various apecific names are really of cm tarrhal originand nature. Every part of the m cous membrane, the nese, throat, even, ars, head, lungs, stomach, liver, bowels, ki ines and bladder, are subject to disease and bligh: 57 catareh, ‘The proper course for suflerers is thls: Read these symptoms carefully over, mark thos that apply to your case and bring this with you to Doctor Copeland. If you live away itom the city, send them by mall and ask tor home treatnves nergye* cold feet Do Fou eel miserabl s Vour memory poor** Do vou get tired easily? {Dr you Rave bot Austey 1s your evenigut blurred av Ve gurgling ih bowels ve Fumble ere throbbing in | TRIAL TREATMENT FREE. Bear in mind that any chronic sufferer, whether from catarrh of other reaied and distressing chronte malady, may apply ay tl: 1s Wert | Lath street, near Madison Square, and receive from the Copeland experts the most efficient (reatment now In vogue at merely nominal rates, to office aud mail patients altke. ‘Tral treatment free to those applying In person. CATARRH OF THE HEAD AND THROAT, t ueufler from pains ti ‘Do You have palpliation of Vda there @ general (veling of ‘Do these leolings affect CATARRH OF THE STOMACA. Cotareh of the Stomach ie unually caused by which drops ght swallow ing povonous mucut rom the bead and thtost at inexpensive cure by the Copel Is there nangea’ pe sty and The mo HH iste Cc from. wey ‘Halve you water cure by, Do you hawk and spits” Ta there pain witer eating? ‘Are you nervous and weak? ‘Do you have sick heatachea? Po you bloat up alter eating: 18 there disgust for breakfast? ZHave vou distress after eating? SIs your throat filled with allms {Do you at times have dlarrhoeat? ‘Is there rush of blood to the head? Ts there constant bad taste in mouth? {Ja there gnawing sensation In stomach’? [Bp you feet ng if you tad lead tn stomach: {When you get up uddenty are vou diay?! UWhen stomach ts empty do vou feel faint? {Be you belch up material that ournathroat? ‘Wien stomach Is (ull do you feel oppresve |: YOU CAN BE CURED AT HOME. Doctor Copeland's home treatment Is very suc. cessful in the cnre of catarrh tn all Its vari forms Persons tn all parts of tho country under treatment now, and every day letters are from grateful patients who have b “Ja the breath foul?” in there pati in back of h [8 your aense of atnell leavi Dawk to clear ( js there a dropping Ih sin the throat dry in the mornings™* {Are you losing your senne of taste* +Do you sleep With the mouth opeu? “Does your hose stop up towards night?” CATAREH OF THE BRONCHIAL TUBES, | Smet apr ra ean When catarrh of the hoad and throat is left un checked ILextends down the windpipe into the bronehial tibes and in time attacks the hangs. pecdy and inexpensive cure by the Copeland ayatem. Have you a cought’ u losing flesh?" ou cough at ulent™* you pain in side** the offices, AND OFFICES, Ibe located at 79 F mn and after October The enormous Increase In Doctor Copelan preetice Una wsitated the removal. of ‘They w nyou take cold offices of the Co your appetite commodious qi ve You stitehe will be the most mag you cough until you Kage equipped under ‘Are you low-apirited at tinea? 70 Filth between 16th aud 1th streets, Do you raixe frothy materialy* i on and alter October 1 alter? The Copeland Medical Insttnt, 15 WEST 24TH STREET, NEW YORK, W. A, COPELAND, M.D. —_E. E. GARDNER, M. D. up yellow: Moh wold Fou cough In che mor murcough short and hing OM aI up tie ch ator i bob “Have you pain bel Do you feel you are growin e there « bitulng pain in the throat ‘you cough worse night and mornin, OMiee Hours—Dally, @A.M. to 1 P.M.: 2 to 6 "bo You hi Cup at night toget OI nd 7 to 8PM. Bu 10.4 M, tod Ph M. CLOAKMAKERS ON STRIKE. Au Increase of 35 Per Cent, 1 Piecework Demanded. Five hundred cloakmakers are on| strike to-day at the shops of Popkin & Co, and Craw ford & Quigley, Broad- | way, for an increase of 25 per cent. in plece-work prices. NEW NECKWEAR. Nature's richest col- Secretary Rosenberg says « commit. ors are tee 1s negotiating with Mr. Popkin, i Popkin & Co, were the only ones who when the signed the union contract last year to pay weekly wages, and a boycott was placed on’ them by other manufactu: ers of cloaks. Delegates Letz and Gottlelb called on | Crawford & Quigley to try and settle leaves _be- gin toturn. We have all shapes. No cheap scarfs so good; no good scarfs so cheap as ours for @ half dollar. HACKETT, CARHART AnD COMPANY. higher prices. ‘This season is a very busy one in the cloak trade, and hands are scarce, as} many were’ driven out by the sta tion strike last Fall and Winter, entall- ing lower wages since. - ss Joneph Roberts Was All Right. Roberts, who keeps At 200% Towery, wea disc erdashery siore arged by Magistrate ‘entworth in the Tombs Police Court to-day | Monn Afoiph Kevy& Son, of 447 Drnome street, | 70 Stores : Brondway and Canal st | fad'come into hie possession, tino rte Broadway below Chambers st them f sald that he had bought 1 produced ar duced a receipt f leain Yealer, of 55 Pike street | SS SSP —they’re satisfied ), Horses and Carriages, Good Will and Interest, Loans, Purchase and Exchange, Business Opportunities, Boarders, Lost and Found, ~ 500,000 ACTUAL GIRGULATION 1M OVER & tra ‘ordered them out. =)” Cr®¥- | nature’s greens, browns, reds| Man esate ay pur tte ejee aut seyeBty hands are involved in the/and golds blended in our Abackatsy” pat Six ] ed ploy f Rothschild | FS 7, fe, the undi Balk, hundred employers of, Rounsenia| Fall neckwear, Newest |day night to consider a demand for Dentistry. Directly Opposite Bhrichs’ THE WORLD DENTAL ASS''S GREAT DENTAL EMPORIUM, | 306 Sixth Ave.,N. Y. | |FULL GUM AND PLAIN SETS OF BEST ENGLISH TEETH, WORTH $15, FOR $7. Extracting Free. POSITIVELY WITHOUT PAIN. You come to our loca- tion to do your shopping, ‘stop and have your Teeth} examined and get our esti- Mates on work that is nec- essary to be done, which is 5O Per Cent, less than other Dentists Charge, THIS IS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE, CONSULTATION COSTS NOTHING, Our features are painless methods, im- proved appliances, ex- pert operators, elegant parlors, in short, every advantage of the most high-toned practice at half price. |. FILLING WITH GOLO OUR SPECIALTY, $1 up, Largest Cavity $4. Bring this ad. to us and we Will allow your car fare or rail road fare within a radins of thirty miles of cur office B66 SIXTH AVE.,N.Y., Bet. 22d & 23d Sts. NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS. ERR ASTD ba W.'B_ WILSON, Waldort Hotel. 83, WEDMEKM, 129 Cumbert 3, FORKESTER,” 200 12th at ‘These are the oily that have the patent appli or git Brooklya. Jersey Cit ct, ticle of pain oF Gold crowns or t Filttay pay. Gi that we 0 just dally § [inevavesincrwtth nen onees itor . Dental ry to @ | Sunda: New York ~ Around Staten Island. Dally steamer Aurora leaves W. 22d #t., 1.20; Hattory ‘Landing, 143; Siridge Dock, Whkiyn, 2 P.M." Mésic and refreshments, ‘Tickets 60 cim y Day Lt at 840 A.M. and We NEW YORK DENTISTS, 108 WEST 28D ST., COR, GVH AVES aext 98 cor. 3! to apecialty Gentists operator. AIL work, wart OFFIC! NEW Open day, wt $8 Best Texta 8° 8. vag EULA, Ra 4 Dentistry. DENTAL CO. 10 Khyich’s, AND 8 THIRD AVENUE, fh at. opposite Bloomingdale Bros. a Satin Te ‘Sh cH D her PALL $K Gold C ne but ak dy attendant “with every German and Engin spoken. A and Rept In repatr ten years HOURS—8 to @ SUNDAYS—10 to « 1a OU mp.-yed 4 Oak Chaira, ‘arpet. 1 No. 6 Rany 1 Coat ode 1 Coffee. jot delicate ibe Urotier, 1 tone | Bucket, 1 Chair, Olicloth, Sete ga slate batracting £0 Bi fae iinoht guneantect sedftept in tonal SYSTEM DENTAL PARLORS, ath oe ed, no more tal gold, $1.00 up; $500, Ratractin Others 4 ane got, Wo. up Gold Sc; palates, ay Tous 58th St. East, between at ward pasingtons om Midnight reatent sensation ABBEY’S | ke taro) Do he imita KANT Mr. SENSATIONAL SUCCESS OF WEEK, robert TY The Zalva To, Migh Wire Egullibrlecs, and dat, Tiron, Diantas, Partalan Musical Groveaqucs ON Other Splendid Features Aro Mine fils Marlow. JW. Kelly, Rotting Mit Ma, Bariey Fagan, ¢ Cate de Laan NEW SERIRN Biaters Andersen. & Empervin of Music, Foreman | On, TE: Ay PROCTU The Loe : a Ss. oet fi PASTOR’S-BIG SUCCESS Hopki Wonder BENTLEY'S 1 Tro andl March. tertor ang baitben, Fagan'n Knights 1 by 16 gorgeously cow THEATRE, gad ST. SULA. MO tO 1 TPs A x Sent W.'. Carleton, dod Hult, ah others f he MY OF ME ae Irving pi The gientest auceéas iu Lhe eity, Sporting Duchess. 20 HORSES, 200 PEOPLE, WED SAT. 20K! AY MINER. NAT Mr, Kvenings at 1 Range-Kettle, i Pudting-Pan, 1 ‘3-foot Kitchen Tab! oH ocatelia demonsiarte our PAINLESS Per Mirror. fed to the of Table, awe w ‘A i FILLING FREE. We teaa Just what we ad- | Tapewtry Hrussole Carpet, positively no charge 2 palr Lace Curtaina . 1 pair Pictures BEDROOM. Sut, ows, DINING-ROOM. 1 Gfoot square Extension Table, solid oak. China Tea Set KITCH i Roller, 1 Teaxettle, Pot, We Allow the Kallrond Ft NO MONEY DOWN IF YOU SATISFY US YOU ARE THE RIGHT PARTY. wre we exhibl Fint complete a *150.° Btcvo- s REDIT AT ASL Below we append a complete list of what we give in each Flat. $100. Flat. PARLOR, REBRS MT eCi: BENNGseoOM Fol UT ADVANCE, $150. Flat. ; PARLOR. Splere Nrocatelle Parlor Bult. Pier Glass. apretry Urimeel Cherry Parlor Tab Lamp. nd gold Framed Pleture, 1 1 7 1 1 1 2 114 oak S-plece Bedroom Sult. fair Feather Pillows. 1 1 1 Comforta romtor 1 Spring, woven wire 1 Frame Picture. 1 I Suk Chale ingtain Carpet. DINING-ROOM. at. ae bie, 1 Boller, & 1 Kitchen. Tat Patel {Frying Pan,’ 1 Scove:Faa, pan, 1 Galvanised Ke 1.No 7 Cont Hod, 1 Shovel 1 Brotler, 1 Iron rere {reapot, 1 Dishpaa, 1, Breadpen, Soup Strainer, 2 1 tats. 1 Tee 1 Cake-Turn We Carry Everything FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, STOVES, PICTURRS, CLOCKS, ERATORS, TINWARE AND L Moth Ways te Out-of-Town Gaucepan, 1 Colan for Housekeeping. AMPS, BABY CARRIAGES, OILOLOTHS, PORTIERES, CROCKERY, REFRIG- E CURTAINS. Purchasers WITHIN TES RADIUS OF 150 MILES FROM NEW YORK J. & S. BAUMANN’S, 8th Ave., Cor. 19th St. Amusements. RATRE, Bi way, cor. 88t i} 10, 45, i HOYT'S THEATRE, 3% HILLIARD Trt. EMPIRE THEATRE, Matinee THE CITY OF PLEASURE. NEXT MONDAY, SEPT. 2%—MR. JOHN DREW. ILDED FOOL. Ath at EST @) YT. 21.—THE GAY PARISIAN. _ KOSTER & BIAL'S. MAT. SAT. IN Tu fot AYN DIS MISES. hart’s Trained Elephant THEATRE. Eves.§ 15; Mav Sat ‘or and Mai Third Week. lay, 2 MER'S. TO-NIGHT 8.15. DA LY?S. ana MAREE FOksiW tlie, FLEUR-DECLIS. Able ae ALE Every event ‘Trons-Atlagt ful i wv LGORA AND A G ic Aegtalts C ND 81 it. Fashioned COUNTRY Cin vast Twos ceks. Bich nl, a Mth ave, Eventngats, 15, it 8, Mate, Wed. ai COLUMBUS Theatre. Eve, §.15. Mat. Wed. & 8: CAPTAIN PAUL” ere TRILBY eat Mo EEFORMANCES DATLY.| (TAQ NEWDNION SQUARE. BROADWAY “PRI Ne ESS maciteiety eee eas be. Ud Week of the <. Some Wig buccess BIJOU. Evigy R15, Mata Wed Ke Xat, at 2 IBONNIE Jee TW AT. THEATRE, Ne MAY IRWIN =» ilove CLARA MURKIs. i NO MISTAKE. A GREAT BIO TRIUMPH OF FUN. RAN ROS Dee ak MCRAE MADISON RQUARE GARDEN, HAMLEMOPERA-HOUsiS bv. 18, Mat, Sut 2 BLAC AMERICA. RICE Ss 1492. MATINER WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, * p Rina ATANDARD THEATRE. | Eve. at 13, GRAND pees aTiNEE Nite oor alge | Mat, Ha 35 HANLON BROTHERS! FANTAGH AY | THE CAPITOL, op attgusicn ‘hot 11 t have aL |. ET Y Ww. way & 2 vt, LYCEUM” phar A Ture eset | ip RTI. | “ocion ise aid dell Aldi a Personal. Eve. Theatre t WORLD ii) ( it reconstruction, No twa. EDEN MUSEE WAX & GRAND CONCERTS | 4. THE THEATRE, ‘To-night. yeane, dentist, ICHER" and “TRULBL,” i “7 Wi N ACTUAL PAPERS, A.—A—SRAL GARMENTS, fur y 20, TUM ATIRE, Bway 8 BSih at ee eet Meaettan ri saved by con- A CARD—Piles untatling and wt; spectalty artificial teeth; expre (HE BALE MILLION GUARANTEE PAGE. East 19th at ermanently cured Pee eee 2 fe Without the knife or any other Sibinggaarauterd. $Lweek'y. | gurgital nperation by Dr. Lighthill, of No, 316 West 4600 fi references. for artinelal OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK. TON of 2,000 1b, best eed at Thedtord’a, 27th, 6. and tity and quality guaraatesd. HAIR, moles, c., @lectriclty; sittings engl = i Mth at A.—KNOW YOU FATE and fortune; “oar Niblo, sotcntifo palmist, 20H. 27th ots fee Gk. ADVICE FREE—Lawyer dows, ay 1) business. ren, al sauses, ail courte, all ULL SI%Z8, one-piece mattress made over * talaence, $19, OF. J. Reta! fo se Ww. at, branch, 195 Washington rooklyn. TENTION |—Gale soiled trunks, bags; Ce ‘Doyle's, 1 Veeer ot, Astor House; 178 and @ Broad DENNIB, come bo take, ahe In hi niumenth CRIMINALS COMBINE, the ded; conault uss Detective Bureau, #26 Broadway, CLARE.—All right. Come see tor your tone rs I ts forgives. |, 90 days’ residences Lawyer, bor C, Mandan, N. Dak. DEAFNESS positively | cu od, Call oF write for ‘West 24th at. = EPILRPS¢ permanently cured TAVORGE! medication; highest reference Bell's Cure, 107 Bast Siat ot. FURS—Sealskin mantles (London dye) remod> ‘elled, furs repaired and altered to prevailing fashions at summer price a anteed; highly recommen « dit Hudson Bay Fur Co.,_im= forte and manufacturers of Be furs, West baat, FOR BARGAINS in pi material visit, Rosenstein’ every evening. FURNITURE, and no money down. _ GRAY or bleached hatr restored Reneneratar any at Cy a spectalty; 9; reste ‘Cream removes, only eto! $1.50; Velvin free! 491 6th’ ave, q AND GOUT HILL'S RHEUMATIRM ANDO on sy Kam 1b ot; ‘Greatest of all remedies: Hill Medicine Oo, Ter ctrcul LORINDA.—Please come bome at once. Heary, bo K's eb pat faraiiare, carpet, Warals aad OF red it; wheels to rent. Minshall, m3 th ave, FAILS!- ‘you continue te suf Piero ie your owe taal oe ‘urs plies! od eo “Y.: old by oll draggiota REFINED PEOPLE patronize Lord’ yeing a> tablishments, 39th st & 6th ave, d& 15th aby riffany’ &, SPIRITUALISM—J._W. Fletcher, business an@ vice. 1554 Broadway, 46th ot; here VALUABLE informati ‘who resided in Montgom: information rewarded. The Boaumont, Texas, YOUNG MAN, 25, deatres acquaintance of IAA at matrimony. "I box 485 World. YOUR horoscope read, $1: 1 "Leonts, astrologer, 344 then they passed on in opposite direc-/ neglects you; pay him back in oti me now?’ he pleaded, squeezing | shoulders and looked very sweetly and | What 1s to be my reward for this?” ‘tions, coin, ane he does phe adoring. hee hitue hand inh after the mani i very gravely into hia fac for a Be jens e laughed and skippe dightly Pe ee night Babette went to the. the of a bold wooer. “There's nothing | seconds. of 4 Babette’s heart was melted by that) with glowing cheeks and eyes that were Would not do. for you.” You mean it | "Assure me that my scheme has suc- she watched | sparkling with ‘more thai their usual) “Habette lookud “coquettisily mi] On ny hinor ae a gentleman, T do, |ceeded and he test will follow, (1 shall e Sarit prilllancy, and she never danced better shook her head with a laug Then she laughed not be long will drop you at your Tady Carleton sit) nor looked more absolutely bewitc “Do not make rash promisra; I might | “lwaut you to make love to another] hotel for your skates. that afternoon, bsed| Her quick eyes swept the house tn one | keep "you to} wont . Babette had not made a mistake tn could not fail to see} comprehensive gaze and lit up with ex- them,’ she ay Wabiette , supposing that Lady Carleton would be that the sweet blue| Ultant satisfaction at the sight of the pwered."'To- tam not Joking. Did you notice alagain at Niagara that afternoon. cyea were wistfully | Hee ,peraons present whom she had morrow af rely eel wt the “Jollity “last | Mirceantly she caught sight of @ alim wished to be there. noon at : form in blue and sable, with a dainty | following the hand-| “In one of the first tler boxes there sat| sharp! And it | © had sparkling black eyes, fat perched ona wealth of golden hair, some face and tall|# Party of three—two ladies and a xen Vou! ike. toland looked bewstehing in short skirts) ME Perird on Meee noteadmire her “\|tleman. Babette did not trouble to give Dring me some | and. spangies i loveliness?” Habette asked. form of the fourth| more than a fleeting glance at the lit- flowers and) "S: 1 aim not referring to myself, |lOMf em SMeyes followed the grace- ing gift with which he constiered her B Viscount Carleton| tle brunette over. whose chair Carleton onhons, do. 1 i the aocupant of one of the first; gi Yorm and caught @ glimpse of the wounded feelings would be healed did [TUR who had eyes for ae hanging, Alneat Adoringly; she pad adore roses and | ter barge. Pai RRA EA) insta, | pure sweet face. i ey! OF the bride who #at, waten ss loured by golden har an oulders, | Pi! ( a swered. “He: not give her that amount of gratifica- Hi@levery other woman| tien Ciuy {oF the bride who sal, watch: rising from folds of shimmering snowy |, £,must admit t1” he anawered., “Her tion that might have been expected, in the building but| looking, with "the Carleton diamonds | Punetu j Satine ; eet Sy Dne Dut for thinking of you.” From this circumstance it may be Nis own lawful pos-| f@shing on her fair bosom and in her} the appointed) dle shook his head h . ° ° a ° i * naturally assumed that Babette would session, | folden hair and with a SreeC PAR ver ime. Dudley ty Pelt Mmanear® from the | Now this narrative demonstrates the a1 y a 1 CG anleme are | BiB 04 o omen ca we Lo” have hated the new bride with a deadly Babette clinchedy Phe third object of Habette's atten- Hyed nt tab: | Habe hed . i fart that men or women can be too qure hatred, and have stormed, and vowed, her little hand in] Un sat in the stalls, eyeing her through ettos flat and| "fam very sorry. Come to Niagara |of thelr own attractions, | | i, Tea ihisatenne! ana Gein cet a i his Jewelled lorgnettes. Babette xave| found the lady awaiting. hii, gor=| With me this afternoon. 1 will point her |, Craton was, in reality, tn love leh atened, and sald every bitter her muff and ground her pretty teeth) him’a side glance of recognition from|geously attired in her most bewitching | Out to you.’ fond of ‘him, and that he was such an thing she knew, after the manner of as she took in the situation. beneath her long lashes, and smiled (ri- ‘own ut why?" he asked vou Irresistibly. fascinating fellow, he did women smarting under the pangs of| ‘What a fool you are, Carleton!"| Umphantly to herself. hanks, awfully," she said, bury. | “Because you must be introduced you soe think it worth his while to keep Up ee | "He was'a very handsome man of theling her pretty nose In a great bouquet |must admire her. Listen and obey, if Hot think it worth his while to keep ln Jealousy, she said to herself. “I should like tol type that most won icularly | of Mai I Nicls. “1 ahall wear some | you value ty esteem, 1 have a score (hose Lith Ye aight the fire of & No doubt that was the state of af-|teuch you a lesson. The prettiest wom-| fait women “admire: "There was a deal lof thras to-ngit, Wont vou smoke? |to seitle with her husband, Lord Carte: | Wnty heart te : z of force and character in his dar! ° always do. Thanks, [ must try the | ton ¢ is an ¢ a ane nd whe e fairs before she saw her rival; but whenjan in London ts fretting her heart out] ohd‘well-knit forms and he carried itn: | new "iieend pm ee Tue Att SOE | write ts fan ana vow’ for him, |, And when he saw. that she began te jshe had caught @ glimpse of a wist-|over your indifference, and you prefer] self with the ease and «race that is «=| water?” Part SouMta make heratmire—yau, (20k brighter after a while, he ascribed fully sweet face, framed In an aureole|aiy other creature, Hecause she hap-|aulted by hard riding and outdoor) Babette thus made her visltor happy tha reason 10 ® more senelhie (ranis, OF o ol d sted (DORR 40 Le ane wife, TONE gow goed | Aeon in his. creature comforts. before she KK 2 it high was patent (0 pf pale golden hair, and had gathered | pens to be your wits ht you wood) "pulley Haslemere was almost a mill-|commencml. ta talk. ‘Then drew obuyieus:s A ere ait Ps ace y Caries a clear insight into the reason why|Women, how you lose your husbands r 1 thix war nis first visit tolher chair closer to his and fixed her everybody sie—that litle ads Cane the great blue eyes wore so pathetic|and your lovers through your very from his far-off Australian | bright dark eyes on nis face as she dther fashionable ladies in having a de= an expression, then she proved the fact fidenity! Carleton would not have dared] home | had flashed him a| Puted, her amoke in blue rings through Voted admirer constantly inher train. ' to neglect me.” bette's 4 e: pad flashed him a] the a Ine d nk Carleton was feel- |ture, aad, became pitiful instead of|her dainty bijou fiat, and during the first visit to] said. Tam afraid 1 have rather @ he would do the model husband and j vindictive, time, that elapsed between then and the Jollity, ter deney towar Js the New | take his wife round for a chan a tw ; the fulfilment of her duties at the Jol- ° ht} "Dudley Haslemera dreppe 4 0 prise, Instead of finding | It was at the tee rink at Niagara |iity, she formed a plot in her-own mind back, and she|ette to put-one arm caressingly round & ne ite Me hurt Of iadies in whose three weeks after the wedding, which | which was calculated to bring Carleton F wan’ the ‘at-| the supple waint herpany. he Invariably left her, he had been solemnized with all grandeur, |t© his senses, and to ban.sh the pathetic | traction I only know that you are the most cer Sight of her going round. ‘with S chronicled In all tt aleiv ‘}look from the bride's blue eves: brought | him | charming handsome Australian, and heard and chronicled In all the soclety papers, | anette possessed a clear knowledge | thither: every | iubett: stepped him with a pout F Tae ae one tae tied ‘yaat bias that Babette and Lady Carleton! of human nature and human. frailties, ing. “That. ie hackney she wad) 7 Der eat AeA jDrushed skirts in passing. Some fluffy) 4nd experience had tauxht her that if on Aaah LEN Oe Gores aa Ne arya i The rec-cyed monster awoke, Ml ot jarrangement in the hem of the bride's PPM opened mus Whim of my devotion”: ; \f iN eae A Bectonet eriavenie jpretty frock caught gn the spangle ‘Pooh! she said, as she threw hers waiting inthe] "Act! said) Babette smil “No! : his wife's company and to find trimming that adorned Babette’s skirt. | Seif back In her casies! chair and tit green = room ident be silly! |) aim. nob, Bey tally | Was in no Urgent need for his, ae by a ‘anette you will break that for her, inclined this afternoon. Besides, there lou: sey h ww clo! over; and a man in The two women stopped to get dis-| fen Aart of yours hetore vou make | “Come tolare influenza microbes In kisses at this yon Tedlousy gill revive: his SO te aT iivinine tis manne, entangled. A few words of apology | your husband feel a pang of regret, my | geo me to-|time of the year And I have w real love and renew Het Hepp iit) wonder: ‘the flame by a careless laugh. ing look from Babette's bright black| You have yet {o learn’ that man {3 | Said In her sweetest manner, "L wallt|mand me, and 1 am your willing slave ‘Oli, you women!” he Said; “when! Have you only Just discovered that it's eyes, @ sweet smile from the bride, and satiated animal—worship him and he you to do me @ favor,” Babette put her two hands on hig will we men ever understand you? bad form to pr fer one’ Carleton felt that there was no further pleasure to be derived from skating that afternoon, so he took up his station near the band ‘and did the detective business of watching; but beyond noticing an expression of contentment and happl- ness on his wife's pretty face there was nothing Whateve in her behavior to give him any reasonable cause for the feelings of anger and jealousy that were raging in his breast. That evening Lord and Lady Carleton sat over thelr dinner in almost silence, and there were traces of recent tears in her eyes, and his face bore an angry, sullen expression, Yet they wei charmingly polite to each other, an she was most assiduously attentive im pouring just the exact quantity of kume mel that he liked. Later on he sauntered off to hi and she put her arms round hi and gave him an affectionate good-night 88. All this while Babette had been re ceiving reports as to how her. sche Was working, and congratulated hersel on haying obtained so faithful an ame bassador, Lately, however, she had no- ticed that Haslemere seemed rather reticent on the subject, and had sli out of the habit of calling in for noon tea at the bijou flat. On the particular afternoon follow. ing Carleton’s Ilttle outbreak — of jealousy, Babette sat ‘a-pondering, and her lar eyes opened to the widest extent as &@ sudden thought oc- curred to her. Then she committed en irretrieva- bly to Mra. Grundy's good opin= jon—she whistled! At that moment there was a tap at the door, and the maid brought In & letter on a salver, Babette, recognizing the handwriting, broke the seal at once, and read— “My Dear Babette: Your plot has ame |swered capituly 1 have secured your protege’s happiness, but there is @ {rifling change in the programme, Lady Carleton and I start this afternoon for Paris, en route to Australia, Au revoir, and a thousand thanks, Yours ever. “ ASLEMERR” RUDLRE Biiustrated Bite