The evening world. Newspaper, September 20, 1895, Page 5

THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVE THE WEE SUFFERERS, |zi500s" ™ “"ezsuec'e” BURNING OUT ROCKEFELLER, |LOOxED LiKe GEN. waRRison. NG, SEPTEMBER 20, 1805. : Going Housckceping? fetter tai ik _Breokiy But Peterson Hatsed a Row In a I 1A NK | 1A FF “Better Late than Not at A’ c 4 Didn't Bac: bs Free Doctors Find Many Ten=|"is'si"t 1 tr oe ant sas nove! Mysterious Fires at Tower| 4 wetttreaet man, mho hare « sii Satie tec ee beeies veiesee ahd THe Outan tated Belated TOM orden st tery lowe y (han Ot At Gi May IU Wetp Bema, pet | y Ing resemblance to ex-President Harri- : . Says: HAVE used JOHANN Hoff’s Malt 7 ement Babies Perishing, |" °M% coun mannan, mative st. | Hill Create Alarm. fon, was arraigned before Magistrate Cornell, in the Jefferson Market Court — oe —— —-- this morning on a charge of being dis: | SAD SIGHTS IN POOR Homes, WASISTLOSMITHOEBER? |y,namice voea on the motctemit oft on anininmvcnin ot inst ie ‘The prisoner gave his name as Peter Weekly Payments, agitate mate noe additional wed to enter inte the coi for giving eredit on anme, ns nothing males witiin OF ont advertinements. lonaire’s Big Bar! elo h 4 " Gort y Peterson, but refused to disclose his ey oO N E MPLETE s <! eM and the Lutte Coroner Don't li’ Peben ot eetoes He Gan Gewese Extract with my meals ag BOCNY FURR SRED COMTLET HY Tee The Sick Rable: 5 SR Anata 6G SERA GA thirty-reven years olf, but looks much |§ and have found it very bene. “ 5. Wee eave ‘Two men entered one of the elevators (Apectat to. Tho Bening World.) aidan 8115.00 at the Criminal Court Building. The} TARRYTOWN, N. ¥., Bept. 2.—Spur-|° When arrested by Pollcoman Gal-|9 ficial tle Ones, taller of the two—much the taller--|red on by the reward of $1,000 which |iagner, of the Rroadway Squad, at smiled pleasantly at the shorter—much |Jchn J, Rockefeller has offered, the | Rroadway and Sixth avenue, he was tO 5 a ———— entire police force of this place Is at) using boisterous language on the car Uf, of Parlor, Dining-ttoom, Wedronm and Kitehen Marnitare, Carpets jedding, Stoves, Crockery, Tinwnre, Lamps, &c. J.Baumann& Bro THE SUBSCRIPTION: work trying to run down tncendiartes, | and trying to choke the conductor. 74 acknowledged who within a week have applied tho | defled the law and refused to behave | Photo, copyrighted by CF, Bolles, 189s, himself. Tt waa with some diMouity that | torch to two of the multt-millionaire's | fe wae taken to the sention house is the best restor- | tal harna causing’ damage ct over Woon | “PN nshtnae very Gut and penitent. || OHATLN Hoff's Matt Extracy 1313 and 1315 Third Ave., bet. (Sth and 76th Sts. } Mr. Rockefeller, who {s in Ohio with his | looking when arraigned in court, Hi. ative tonic known, It makes flesh and blood. JeTH ST. STATION “L" OR CABLE CAR Open Saturdays tit 10 P. My ) isd family, received full information by | heen Sus. of such cond Cana askea| AVOID SUBSTITUTES. bso Here are the stories told by free doc- wire and telegraphed back Instructions. | the Magistrate to be lenient with him, | AOE TE Ugg agg ga i } tore of the Sick Bables' Fund that fully He ts deeply concerned over the outrage, | Ho wan fined $3, | Amusement: | Amusements. , Mllustrate and explain the two lines of work done during the Summer just closed by this popular and beautiful not 80 much on account of the loss of his barns, but the apparent evidence of Trial Trip of the St. Paat. Dentistry. Dentistry. a plot to burn out his Summer residence | The new American Iner, St. Paul, will 188th St. East, between | ACSVARN OR UsiC. Late rrelan NEW ‘YORI! “NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS. waiteR yaubévitte ‘The Sporting Duchess. . oharity: on Tower Hill. on her trial trip to-morrow She will 1 When the $20,000 barn mae. burned Cramps’ yard early in the day, and ! Horses yoo PEOP! te! down on Sunday last, suspicion pointed | needy Island until high tite Sunday, when sh MA 5 iva, Sn ene Ct Homnete and is. fo some one of the Atteen workmen WhO | win he : coast, The 3) i nee hhannen MADTSON RQUARE | TANDEN, tress," said one doctor, “was discovered were discharged by Mr, Rockefeller's | pi) again rds : THE m " pi , On the top floor of a house in Canal foreman, F. A, Bolze, ‘The men were | Paul ts, uy ie WII a aNoniae NE ik The any ‘Acting and cycling elephanta! Do} BLA ACK AM ERICA atreet. The building was formerly used indignant at, thelr discharge and ex-| pected’ the” st. Paul" will) make A new ecard : fhe Dextatt Laie LL rid els ai MATINER- WEDNESDAY AND" SATU n ed durin, . ou Ne NAL SUCCESS r hotel, and ts now occupied by about ete be y oame & sega | for the Ameri 1 ut tate sclentife SENSATIONAL SUCCESS OF forty familles, every one of whom fs in , @bsolute poverty. About one-half the * | families occupy two rooms each, the other half living tn but one room each. The Balve Trin High Wire Equilibrists, and| BISOU. Eves 4150 Mate W Dros, Diantas, Parisian Musical Grotesyu: MAY IRWIN te “hikes her Splendid Fenturen A NO MISTAKE A GREAT M@ TRIUMPH OF FUN, North and South Tai men who were retained lived on the Hills. What increased the suspicion against the men Was the fact that dynamite i on < Wa pr was tsed in the firet fire, Oil and z EN TIS Ss, Gynamite cans were found In the woods ytown, while the atthe New Mine Tillie Barlow, J. W. Kelly, Ro! Man; Barney Fagan, Co Clatre de inter ndersen, kK yore NW ath ‘My patient, a man about forty-five Ba A otont eonpe Kotah LYCEUH int years of age, is far advanced in con- fear by. Both ofl and dynamite. in fenpts seavously cose = sumption. Owing to his illness, he has large Gliantitien nad Been ‘used ‘by’ the 108 WEST 28D ST., Templar M rH 18 gorgeously * A not worked for some months. When I Workmen in the rock-blaating and other COR, OTH AVE. eat to Ebrich’s, AND 9% IAT RE, 22d 8 ersonal. provements which had. been going on. Nahe aaa yw them they were suffering from hun-|RECORDER GOFF AND CORONER Hompme. |!Tprovements which hed Hees going or THE GREAT rob PROCTOR a ui meae eC | ScRPA GE CenG Race anda ger. The faithful wife having been able| THEY NEVER SPEAK AS THEY PASS BY. |time yesterday morning, Was even more 988 THIRD AVENUE, |s«s. Le terious, The barn was about a to earn only @ couple of dollars a week, | the shorter. The shorter snorted, and alquarter of a mile from the scene of cor. SDth at., op; the poor man has been hastening to his| cold Svengall sneer crept over his lips, |dunday morning's. blaze, and stood in sens 06 death for want of food and medical sup- extending to his nostrils and read | 8" &P le orchard on what is known ae yep ‘plies. I furnished them with groceries the Rockwell Farm. Residen of without ger, over his beard. There was no ai Yorel ONE PILLING FREE. and special nourishment for the slck | fecognition in his eve en TaN Gay niente wa tee barn wan all Verties, Poaltively no e, man, with promise of continued help|_ The tall man was Recorder Goff; the | right. When th it again, four firet ailing, ” a en through the season. ocr ae hg nume | PRU RY Te re af asnes. | Works wonders in curs | fy]] $ 50 GUM! eh 5 rersoor: eee wa! js _reformin, e@ ol re, phe fact that “The Evening World’ |Qucing, Dew and. startling surprises |the guests of Berkeley. Inn, which is ing torturing, disfigur- Set e Teeth. | .. . anent the holding of sclentifte post-mo: ort distance away, say they excursions are a source of great tems, declined | t Great plese-| tems, declined to recognise | th nat Capers tiie the explora ing diseases of the skin, WARRANTED A PERFECT FIT. lo Cline, wv. T. Donaldson-Ardell, Hil and 36 others Sunday 8, both houses, £30 to 1 DP. at, 56TH STREET AND 8TH AVE. rleton, Rupert's Face Ble Nat my pariors, call and rauade you to by venting with new unday, 10 to & Ne. Bartorm, ¥ NEW SYSTEM DENTAL PARLORS. | BENTLEY'S 0» 2 Performances Dally, w10 and R16 P.M MERICAN THEATRE: | oO the barn was all HEST AWARD tor ariidetal d's Fair was granted Di Sentist, 434 Loxt Hy. artifictul tooth ve thin city. Re- | were 4 THE GREAT DIAMOND ROBBER bubs! ure as well health-giving, and|Cofder, who was elected on the ucces teed, t ticket. The Recorder looked i} ite, and saw @ bright glare NOTE OUR PRICES, Extracting, FREE: one he STH x » Keven. W138: Mat. Sat 2, brighten many a aad ite”” aid Doctor |at the funny fittie, man and smiled | ada the windows, av S| scalp, and blood, and ese | sine FREE, oil tet, eet auaity © mit eceaa aneraags ae SNe ee peprister and. ante st, Tatare euceean, No. 2, “was very forcibly brought to my | again. He couldn't help it. He has @|° There is @ theory that the workmen ’ pileer 815, g 7-60. Acaigain | EG ior erureeig, wugre ost Noethears of Mr. NAT GO: GOODWIN” Ce ae Cleant LS Gold mind by a recent incident which came | #0nk sense of the humorous, aay at eee the work of anarchises, | PeClally baby humours, [ii Gola comes, cour apecinliy Srowaa 00, Gd. Painters extracting Boa Fi tm A GILDED FooL, under my notice, In visiting a house in| why wan't Coroner Hocber speak to We Pree te veitet tortura out the . Tea ee ee ee eS AVARE DENTAL DAMConn Let, og Twa one of the very poor localities on the | Recorder Gott? ‘The Racorder Geclines | Branaara olf Preaident, It ie ‘poasible aot ares ners roe cea | 8 LORS, HOYT’S THEATRE, Etats an west side of the city I found a little Srmaly. but politely to dis the mat-|that the $1,000 reward will be materially Byres cf inten Feare: nd 14th of wt yAnT HILLIARD." IND ne 8 ARTISTS” MATERIALS girl about eleven years of ago sitting | ter but as he declines he smiles, and | increased. peer wener, TCL) BeCR HOURS 6 10%. BUNDAYB—10 to 4. i ater ALU 5 rays et lee Sropped up in bea Witte ever apn | there de puch in, the, Recosdens mie La Ae eora Re TEE nee : ee \ ETT PE OIG au new. slouch hat, {t ls Gangerous to 4 DIVORCEA, (90 | days! feeldgnce) se publicity. $ a $| Mornay. E is ; Sportsmen's Goods. EST EETH 8 HAuLEM oF 18 | OPA ef tinal fering, her labore him personal question Reliable Carpets. — —= avr a‘ Fapid forlife heart'action akeated bur | crpe-eqianeae mh Mich Plath rerarde | Secure one of the New Carpets at GH B in BICYCLE AUCTION. | ,x,ror ese, np. more suse gues RICE’S 1492. |» eal, Organi disease of, the henst and from! § red to the frigidity wth ytich little | Cowperthwait's, 104 West 4th Street,!" Our brand - new wholesale LAROM MANUFACTURERS CLEARANCE SALR, fa gt EO aah ar, Oe ea COUR oe weak Satie Walnbtleat In The Lore Chase. | Fu + indeed, Her surroundings were of the| as ist los mit Hosbert at the old low prices of wool and wages. | stook of Fall and Winter Cloth- Saturday, 12 Noon, EUbItw DENTAL PARLORS, OLUMUUS Theatre $15 Mat Wed. & Sat | it deuired.. Hudson. Bay the years of her life would be very few | oeber looks upon the Rec: Lies with poorest. A bare floor, scanty furniture, F 308 4th Avenne. opposite Maca everything in confusion, and nothing to . ing is now on sale at retail. ening) +4 Ea, aceon CA PTAl N PAUL. porters and manutacturers. ot H W ork flies e have improved our clothes Amusements. _Next Week=WERER @ Fieips, | Ban " wherever possible, and our new BROADWAY THEATRE, Kye d Mat.sau2, | PURNITUR and carpets ties (London dye) ‘and altered 10. preval er nd promised that I a present = lowest ete as Fight alone [nest oceng chy etal perme aaa, NTERMTOML ATHLETE TES cepa (SGN ear canst aaa ata Athletic Evenings at & Matinee daturday, 2 | KNOW YOUR PATE and fortune; consult SMTetIC ; : GEIR EE, |__ sientite palmiat, 20° E. ith; fee $1) mall cow ian ot aay ave. | THE CITY OF PLEASURE, | .iiiiut ASUS yen miptly al 12 a0 NEXT MONDAY, SEPT. 22—MR. JOHN DREW. | Locks and bare afford no” protection ‘at ‘hil theatre Ucket offices and ’ se GARDEN Datective Bursts, eS “Admission, #1 00, Nenerved seat $1.88, AT RE: 7 Cis WILKON Mala Weds Mai MANUPACTURERS’ SALE—Solled trun ra OPN casi & B Al 'S. MAT NV Eveningat 6,18, ¥ price. DOYL 1 Vesey at., Astor WTANDAMD THEATRE. 178 and 40 Broadway. NEW UNION SQUARE. | ,, hye QiRR: | | Micuame Miwa panhclaprae Original Continuous Perform noe, Noon to 11 PM. dic. Doe [i b, last May, Laat heard of was In G fing , cursion, and trust that fie may yer] time you us to, and without any commotion ee aint har es as little as all THECAPITOL. er eet eee of nim Meant & \ neteee Bp ee ee) or fuss. vo Tor Moreuyhly nord élotliee, PALMER'S. TO-NIGHT 8.15, RY WORT WES: pot Sa 5 My Taree! Bers Peatline saves rubbing. That means a good deal |;,7 °C" money beck for the ask- PASTOR'S, HATINER i DAY eatin orne-rttiete Se Ueno “Calling again two days afterwards I found her sitting up and her condition 0 much ‘improved that I gave her the promised tickets. Her mother said that she had talked of nothing else since my ) revious Visit, and had looked forward Ei fo the excursion with great pleasur: P have seen her singe and know trom the mother’s lips that once in her life, at least, the poor child has had a happy day, thanks to ‘The Evening World’ ex- A Our prices are low — lower does the dirt. than ever. We have applied to| [por Nah our ide Ege f ha uh scrubbing start, the wholesale principle o! brush seems to have wings. You small profits, and ies ts no at through your cleaning in half the |store anywhere, we honestly be- ee S Inclosed please find 10 cents, raised by Herbert i id HOPKINS'S TRANS-OCEANIC CO. R FAILS!—It you continue to wate and Ray Perham and Stewart Doalavn eeu} besides easy work, even in house-cleaning. Paint an ” OPEN TO-MORROW TILL, 6 P.M. WONDUR SUL MORBOW DAU TUES, WORLD in WAX & GRAND CONCERTS dg oy Aer Benepe pes eta boys, of Rutherford, on " wood- work and oil cloth, etc., are worn out by HAMMERSLOUGH BROS, mieAnaie IDALY’ Ss re REE a Thence. | ‘W, Tab aie any raniaes. rend oe free book. Quencer, ler Friends, + jood ret by ty ous Parts lovelt) iy c a Inelosed find $1, whi rubbing, ‘ . . Bleecker St., corner Greene " OLARA MORRIS) spraa mot ery ti Lorca De ee wit i ry GARRIC ial Highwaymen. Prema gpsthen edged indcedtpaad ia cult Pearline cleans, with the least labor, and without Gortateg oe dp ard Sat. Mat, CAMILLM fat. Eva, RAYMONDE.” | 100 20, TIUATIE, bray gains GHAND OLE RAH OTS ologtety enc! Sy mans tte Me 18 cov! the least harm, anything that water doesn't hurt. Broadway, corner Rector St. |PEPS BEANE yp venus ON" | WHENANME TESS By ROW | AM Oe Ten ees iia we Boarders Wanted || Advts. for Sunday’s World received before noon on Saturdays go in eargeeeveny Byer imser= | Situations Wanted || Evening World, securing, through the immense circulation of the Sunday World, WIE 000 tions. what I really thought? You will not be jhe revious evening, had not been idle. | twenty years to her age. Ramsay st ary? he very afternocn of the meeting| aghast. His mind, in tne confusion ft Ramsay's enthusiasm. Though not so| Her oxen fell under the youth's eager lot wrote an urgent app: forward as the| gaze. No blush could have showed on ° i fe teir daughter] her face, owing to the paint. @ prompt reply értainly not. I adore frankness.” ng the Phoenix Park she wrote to Lady|the moment, seized on the a of the house of] | "I think 1 must rejoin my party," she} “I am going to ublin. immediately, | ‘And I adore you." Chaviet, informing her that the matter | practical Joke. Impoasitie. (1 srecfise Capulet, she] said abruptly, “It 1g gotting lat and shall do all that can be done to eave | r Ramsay!" was already progressing. She—Helen-| that the soft outlines of cheek and chin was very en-| Ramsay's momentary panic, feat me | Sear boy. How ruthlessly you ask me, “You told me to be frank, that yeu/had accurate information that the ob-|the smooth face, the tender rose-le: couraging, in| might have gone too far and’ offended | ‘o try atid destroy & yours romance 11 not be angry." Ject of Orlando's romantic pussion had | tinge, had heen a mere matter of artise - b- ~~ i i} me, such an advocate of sentimentality | jut it was about my lette: returned to Dublin, and was in commun- make-up! That the quaint f ae an original fer, was dispelled by the unreprov ct f qualn 4: an an M way, which was| kindness of lance and the smile, /in both young and ol The strength of | ell, I thought tt lorabl jeation with him, at the house in dress had perfected the illusion, vint d Powder at the F cy Ball fade juite charming.| Which made his Feart beat quickly. friendshi owe itrelf in my ace u-are incorrigib! i Merrion Square, where the friend lived| the prevalence among the other mek fever in the Tay come. back again, Before you | Ceptance of the crust undertaking, exp. Well’s eyes, turned on “Ramsay, with whom Mike “baxwell had’ gone to] of powder and ‘pain€ had also Mel peal All the Difference. ; whole course of| go?” he plead feaving her, and | claily"'ee an ubsaiute trust, in wy cwn deeply through her vel. "I'don’e know | the bail. " Furthermore, there wag fea-| Bui. no; ihe hove died as quickly’ ae ft fia’ experience | Mies Maxwell assented. subtlety and diplomacy makes me con-| not accus-|son to ‘believe that Orlando and the|had' come before the growing smile on had msay Orlando, there was no doubt of fident of Muccese, Bhe must very girl had met on that very afternoon. | the lady's face and the twink! efi of her sot.on soquick-| had fallen head ‘over’ heels in ‘love. | charming—I do not Intend to mais the | You wee T have not let the grass grow |eyes. They and. the graceful, ant eink with a girl.| Never had the aeeian taken him more eke of underrating the en: to|_ ‘Seriously, Mr. Ramsay, you should|under my feet; you could not ha ish figure ‘were unmistakabli . and violently, it had pos- 1 not, for many reasons, talk like that to|more active if had you of the Gainsborough picture HE Hon. Orlando/the country, in addition to the usual Rafe entnuel: otheo et ibe Capulet alll #0 premuion at as cate BRS ee ais | me. ‘To begin with, [the spot. Such. a pretty. romance ing smiling befor shim. ara Ramsay, Muske-|bellgoers in Dublin eectety. The of- am evidently it passe: the suscepiible| be unconscious of aii though she has| “<t. you cannot possibly |seems to be! Are we not very relent-| "Miss Maxwell!" he managed to fale ty red fe I re Mag el shes “ons ened te Miia tone han ine ta 1 | OME tte art, mvalgaen |F ira aad OCA A a ae on; Y e ape > hel ” dno." bined the position] there, of course, including Ramsay. Ali io hres ponsive chord) fame old situations uver and over again. | therefore very natural, f know man “Evary,,, pingle [such a" practical. mother should, have es and no." An involuntary flash of an oldest son|sroup of them at the beginning of |'",fs7 ira eager ho} "left her side the whole| The impatient youth word 0} io son. Poor boy! drew to the| families of Maxwellg in Ireland, he Ve-|such a roma) Teaped’ “Into Rear of hemently erted. | quite feat fe Bip in the part ui with the tempera-|the evening stood at the side of the| evening: dance after dance found them | supper.room {9 Await, te moment at | cannot make out that the girl ¥ e! ; a el for bi p a say's eyes, to vane ieh he might decently return to Miss | scribe hele Then you wre ie | obit tak t,do not be alarmed, siast, which made eminently picturesque The ladies wero) \.L5"sou think aancing is wrong, Misa | hat hardy P hen he hurried back | come'right--ore al twronk? jeith an extra |” Next atternoan, Rameay—blissfully un- m ‘the person. him a cause of|dressed after pictures by the three | Maxwell?’ Ramsasy made the Inquiry to. the foaliroome hae anc ihe, oldlpinen pends: | am’ 89, delighted, that you} __ an UBT ‘of the conspiracy actively at eee ‘though. re tte place, ave appr, Ever yo . great anxiety to/sreat English masters of the Georgian |10'¢ 10 18 6/0. 0M Mom of the dances, |Meitiier could” he discover her, (n his © Apeaied to mie: Liver volts, | Rumeanature’ You at hia “habpinese—presented weli"is’ not® exactly his parents, Lord | Period. ery quaint and old-world they | 1), ‘the beginning he had addressed he! lance round the room. It was! Before Helen McDonald reached | are, Nery: Nery ‘determination tryst was with and Lady Cheviot, |looked in brecade and muslin frills,| somewhat. tentatively by that. name, | !a\ e crowd in the ballroom Nad iin next day. Lady Cheviots fears had | j HT Uke newer sion can com- you have kept, inis|furbelows, big hats and curlous caps. | buf the lady had made no correction, ©’ | krown thin; Ramsay, made @ quick Cir-|been justitied regarding the object, of : Pe erie Veh [pare with love at first sight. Itis the and 1 have’ done Hapecially as his ‘4 Aang Tmost uni|, Under some circumstances I think tt|Cuit of it, without discovering the ob: | Orlando's love. Ramaay received a let ae ite | Only true love, the only onc worthy of the same by you, subject to be roused Powder and paint were almost unl-! eooligh,” Miss Maxwell replied. ject of his search. Consternation eetzed!ter tn the morning Wilich would have Beat oe eget the name. Come what would, come, Yeu look disturbed, as if you hardly ty feminine charms, Love at firet|Versal, and so was beauty under their| “As, for instance?” Upon him, Could she have gone away? plunged his mother into despair, Dut! wpren, perhaps 1 la Oe ne per-| What might, Orlando was resolved to|Tcognize me, Sight was an ordinary incident of his |!"fluence, These levellers filled up, tn Mer’ the elrenmstances of olf age,| He made a rapid tour of the drawing Which rained him from the depths into |gq,fnem Permans 1 4 wht per-| What might. Oriands was regoived to | Tecgenize mes ou | gout and rheumatism. ae career; the frequency with which he| Many instances, the gap of years be-| So, "vai" jaughed Ramsay, “In there she was not to be fell in love, however, was his safety. |tWeen mothers and daughters, cares people do not get the ‘chance of | found. In deep de- " bel alish, do th spair he reaiized at When her son was ordered to Dublin) “BY Jove, t don't know how we sual) Pelmamenimes, ‘vemhape. Old. a njlast that she was with his regiment in the Autumn Lady rtain quantity. At forty a\fect of his being there entitled him to lok so—diiterent.” y f | : “But—but." a quick shade crot . mani a Rameny: We talked at Ramsay's eager face, “1 thought u,;Nourish hopes, which, however, alter-| "Yet you would not believe in thy among others, of flowere. Da you re. | 00 felt that we suited each other.” pated with loverlike ‘fears. ‘The girl) ic power of powder and paint Among others Of flowers. | De you ee or woull nat have come here, 19| Was 80 unlike other whom he had fairly warned you. They changed me y ate lovely, Suge now nae ine “vou P4NG hot know you ever met, he could not feel certain of |completely, did they not? And now recognize our partners with all this tates-' gone, leaving him in in the People's Garden In 1) ai yn ase Peomethine i ; H sane pit | Were 80 enthusiustle nor—#o rash, You n'indescribable something in her | have they not done the same to yoa? Cheviot was in despair. To have him acae s opmpranant ae oe but a danaer oa." | unorance of her ad; k da the, adewalle Be fo not know who Tam, ‘nor where 1| Manner made him anxious, even nen | aware, an, PB word, sald i tr d 0 band 4 6 after | oon, 0 iP naitainter | most hopefu ne doubt and anxiety, | R » heroically, but turn ea, maternal supervision and ex} | “se women? 'y me. I wont bother) finding nay ou ble ie . only increased his determination are ror re the fascinations of Irish girls was wanton Sie” on, 1 say, Monty, you fo ong why you give It up, | Deal to the aide-de- ehlines ordloeke nox ai'y, found Hain: Mai sha taal. veulv are NATHLelAke Saree ris cramer uly there ie no, word for xou te stand dreadful. Fortunately the Colonel in |'°RE cays eyes had bean eagerly fixed || “Oh, T don't know. You seem to think | troduced him to Mira jthe sidewall, “At twenty minute past aa eae Tena inet vou | MaRt’ iit aaicie oe the eure tados Paw | mnacty hls gramamothers thowen ie te. Bat command waz a@ connection of Lady orner of the room: glow in|/T shall grow old very badly. Let me| Maxwell gaye him ww his heart gave a hound, beautiful and charming, and th Moments seemed, his heart|quite so bad as that; still, my dear boy, Cheviot. He undertook to look after| yas, degpening, “There's no one fell you Timcan to be attractive even'at no ‘information ex; ‘coursing wildly! through his Veins i wi s | AE JE RienI seemed: Ss Rese | G08 fe DAs 08 tet) eon ae oes . e ‘ort: cept that she ha: Hnimistakkably tall. alls rune a 7 Vea alerrupte i iy OO ae Pebliaay Ula “ ie ue the too susceptible youth and inform Who? Where?” Me shall not diaaeres on that aub-| come with “a Mrs his. dreains was hg towards him.| “Atop. stop.” interrupted lgageniy turieu th tne aber, ties RE Te He Er the anxious mother at the first apy) “That tall. slight, girl there by. the Ject. “you could not be anyihing else” | Braver, of, Sfertio Alone cloak a hie gure to Cull] well, Fein faatily fram the was op a lady eniered ihe Pooks, jaw her old friend, ager window, Isn't #he lovely? ivinity, |“""How quickly you arrive ISquare, to the bal dvantuge, but an closely | ro itetun any more ‘oun are ¢ : A aan , proach of 491 b him | by, Jovet"" sions, Mr. Ramsay! How y | Ramsay lost no’ time in Anding ut | Veiled, “Phe well-rememered dark ey o§ Pati site ee ith inge how | fet te Ph teen Ueda vent mieten tae itered 2 sharp, exriapagen I will write to Helen about him) “On "y say, don't give yourselt away | considering we met for the first time to-| the Frasers’ residence, No. {% Merrion | however, slong brightly through the eye intra tall, slight, graceful form. ‘The ardent ‘he stared hard at Mee e Lady Cheviot decided, “though |jixe that, Impossible to tell the real] night!" Her tone was graye, but \Square. A study of the house from the| fotds of Ja nthe rapture of. the aL ae SHURA OA AGANT IIH CGnfeRTeRERAT aoe Rushing crimson we haven't met for 0 long, and she| thing, with “powder, ‘and ‘paint.© She | twinkling eves somewhat contradicted |outsiie wos very’ unsatistac Uf meeting but ine thou ian ie hat is ht She turned “around, standing op- ot meet for the drat time af hasn't seen Orlando since he grew up. | esh't look amiss like that, | grant.’ | the gravity. | en 1 | BE BOMIA. ROE VARIG Ie Oa ae oa He, 48 Piet Hatsten to me for one moment.” te to him: he stopped ‘abruptly with he confined, smiine: "ary "The unconscious object of ‘these c 1 feel a8 if Thad always known you," |cumstancea of the case did nor a ' Re ee Rud teen tone atlas Maa Te funinry eaclemetion: he Ontle | weenie Bhe is sometimes in Dublin during the | ment decidedly did not look amiss, She| said the enthusiastic Orlando, "Ag if [/#uch a course of action, which might a he lo ft was Walk on quick steps as ss | cwenty when our acquaintance pagan Winter. Women have so much more| was “after” Bir Joshua Reynolds—an | had been looking forward ao this meet. | h Deon viewed as an impertime SDA plane oF 0 it ta ercape trom enthusiastic | 9 © plowing eves.which (during & visit which I paid te, your b n, | artistic and perfect copy of that gray of | ing all my life.” r several days the le i ik vell, necessary Sy) ! ———— ) Zager beneath th d | mothe id not correct the mistake observation in these matters than men. Ciaiie make, with full powdered hair) The gitl looked curfously at the im-| haunted Merrion Square bask of night’ on Jullei's sc onal’lialan, Pnoweaatharseiiit | brows and y name at first—well, Just bee I am sure she will help me, and she| gna delivately tinted petvous youth, What eyes she had! So borhood in the hopes of a fd not juterfere with her to: n Be ah Dement eetaa'| Smear 4% to effective ise tho spirit of mischief entered into @iways had such tact and cleverness.” | "Not look amiss perb; there's | Gurk and glowing! ng with the object of h! pe RANEY ‘ — the powdered me—and afterwards. my dear Orland room. Such I took the Uberty of & i you louie © | fixed | 1» She was Just as charming and lively is you & les ard to meeting me | tune, however, W ‘The friend in whom Lady Cheviot had | Mot an #1 will promise t ; ven at. the bal she Usten to any- { , Romeo's example, always a dame z a bro ch eyes! They are not made|in powder aid paint? Otherwise, how | sometimes hia hopes had ae she had’ been at the bail: she 4 : SA re 7) him: There was no | son. ple, always such trust wae an Irish lady, residing | S°4", ont re? casy until’ T have boon | do Son Kroes Tam the rant reresn? tou [Ryraceing: ledien Gong into or Huy turned asite Rarina's ‘repruacheg | UVM he aval Heally, dn Taba eth | Revaun, one” to, intial, eepeast fn the south of Ireland. introduced.’ cannot tell what I am really like under|out of the house, but no one for’ her conduct in quitting the ball) though they did/ata lecture Ba ow, let 1 and where, ‘To ing, be cons.gned to ob! forget. And for pity ton, me dol not look quite the tha i ~ Menta eft | and i y of Anding he Oni For several months all went well with The readin: of mediaeval methods, | this disguise. I may be perfectly hor-|the least resemblance to Miss Maxw ff and leaving him no way of Rnding her)" eee ree ee eee | an as in Romeo's case, would have suited | rible.” had been amcng them again ; sm did not slum- i ; ‘ ; sg TNE ot escape the ob-| “Perhaps I expected you to end al Not to orrow, in the af: ertully brilliant, | tell Your mother of my masquerading. Orlando; his enthusia Oriando's “temperament. Nineteenth- | A fatuous smile was Ramsay's only| Ka @ stale did not escape the obo] “Perhaps 1 emit 3 square, at my ~ Hut the face! What | When the somewhat crestfallen youth Ret, but expended. eet in 8) AAG CAanuy Conte rveareh at soins SHorrible? era Whe Colonel Tming {me allover the Mra Fraser's, You tay. say S had luppened? Was |had kaken his “departure, Helen Mor “ | however, he had to go in search of some orrible? This charm! creature ‘The ane}, on amiing | me over th Mrs "Fras ° ¥ u is de because general, way. Ie adored Irish | tual acquaintance through whoa wiih pencilled. brows, sparktt | eee oe He and oe the serious hold |town, like the Prince you wanted to make me listen Donald wrote to Lady Cheviot: he dreaming, the vietim of so! he deed is done; your boy has been "i t ») optical delusion? | saved. It is the girl herself you have to You cannot - \\t e lady confront-|thank. Matrimony, {t appeared, though n ils und softly flush n the fudden fancy seemed to have a fairy tale now od are SUN of the same beauty universally, the e of his | Wet a Introduction to the. Waay. He | piled-un pownered fat olin a fairy | tale, worship changing perpetually. In fact, | « uli find no one who knew her, she|ed cheeks. How the quaint, ol/l-world | of the youth, duly communica fs you, did not. t ve! r y c 1. evidently a stranger to Dublin. As! style suited her lively, ginal manner! | with Lady Cheviot. The anxious mother) have bad to prese! he was never seriously struck at all § “ - hag tal a source he had recourse to th Surely you have some fees! seit ok alarm at once; she recognized (he|my melt, notwi ‘his efactory state of affairs was -camp in wa! pethy with ¢ Ramsay began, Eraviiy of the case. ‘Tho fact ihat Or- [standing the hori) pd destined to Is it came to an “ath a 4 ee 4 —sometn us pe ash ape pause ¥ aie have ot on 80 well | lando bh a a curously i ig sight of oh e 7 f the Dublin | other-—Maxwell, was all the| together. You would not sit here with object of his passion did not reassure Bbrept end in t Sppoi ea eine Dp could tell. “She ie staying | me iff bored you?" her. On the contrary, she saw i this season. on the occasion of a fancy ball. With’ some of (hese peopie who Rave| "Certainly not. “But why shoud vou] strange circumstance wome deep design given by the commander of the forces brought her here, I Son't know her.| bore ms? You are very original quite {to lure her boy to mare comp ospital, This | byt. as you ave so urgent, f suppose my|uniike any one I ever mot before. Do | struct here ix not ae r ‘ on mn {y ireland at the Royal Hospita Poe ahows me to race intrducnons. | you alwass fee) drawn to your friends | pe li Lady Cheylo ‘aed, mn om aight on the Paik] he was al . 1 [common ‘sense made you select it fee entertainment was the leading social | ii Chance the name.” suddenty rapiore of Helen. if nov in Dublin, to « Than - at the sane. os the tovels your bev? Fou might just ae well ha event of the year, and gathered to-|) Acquaintance with the ta onl: no, Not ike this, N ‘once, and find out the reai state | ter?’ ; Meanwhile, en AteDonald, whe ‘ pall, “Aw if gome: whe ma"hiim Romeo and ther guests from various parts of|eerved (o further kindle the ‘and take it Into her Gapable| “May 1 tell you nad BA year he Bnelbsurne’ Hotel or wand had’ added » [for the consequences, Tondon ry wh do not doubt ing him was not | proivered by your girl, Sh 1 honor that she did ni all on th AbIY pa rejoicing, one cannot but regret that her st to part bleland of life tha ish double dose of original sin sho} ‘ : i lies between twen- | h led her Into. befoaling poor ae An idiotic smite ontent rested on|ty-five and thirty-five. 1 Cs . By the way, what can you em: ayw face While Ne stood watching | shapely and pleasant-look!ng, ut romance from the owner ht graceful gure until it rap: | out features and a a name? What in the name euri to 1 nua