The evening world. Newspaper, June 6, 1900, Page 9

Pp | ‘ ~-s -— - —— ee ee eS ee bettered to be |. The next morning Pauchelevent re- Jee turned from. an Interview with the ears Bein tthe shin | Mother Bupertor of the Convent from the sien | “Ome of the lan the! fe whose hen if re ; mu e 4 pensar ‘aguleh hls m8 at this strange spot, by this VICTOR HUGO’ adi} Constte ge te! tal In the ohape Ther) lying wish in, made Jean Valjean recoll, for he @ mix iy nt. Jt Was iinpossible to dis- face, which» w i what ty thie Tea not oot s hoe ot s on his old covering my melons. really held | mins ow WOMEN DRINK | Denchee Dally Prays fer he sald, “it lo yout oh, now 1 ,” the old man sald, re- you doing here?’ Jean feet inns pe tn oi will bury the melon freme. ~ is -_ ———<— ———(i — — — a Adapted for The Evening World By WILTON LACKAYE, Who is to create the leading role on the stage next, season.” ‘Then the truth dawned on Jean. }to the cemetery.” He remembered lifcing the heavy cart “ltut {f the coffin ts empty the bear- that had Ineeasoner fe orpeh L ign er vent's F and getting the orippie the i not empty.” pont of er at the Convent of Petit at will 3, A ne cpus | 1" Here the the convent! He picked up Cosette followed the gergener {nto a snug, warm little cot- nearby “Frere Pauchelevent, who wae abjectiy grateful, |eard aa much of the visitors story as Jean deemed Mt to tell; and ¢ promised to ald in hiding him 1 as your brother, A ere wh returned with consented to the ers died last night.” he French law forbids bur- », but that was ner Now the Mother Superior THE RESURRECTION, old J rw That night the dead Sister was Inter: ed he convent chapel ‘The next day four bearers came to the s for the coffin, the nailing down himself raised and then car- 6 | nh the cessation of . jolting A p § MASTERP nable to lure |) @ svedae? at the R-} {aly Virgin! how you frightened i} {nstete on burying here. After this he felt dissy for while; in know how to dis all probability the men had the a let the head town | ody. | i [Before the feet is muy J fore t! feet. coffin and ssh te the cer He perfectly recovered when he found Rimself horisonta!l and motionless in metery. t to ask my advice, Rut | felt a certain amount of cold as C to m a loan," Ty Wang tho teat" eried Valjean. "GO| chill and solemn voice was ralsed and he heard Latin words, | to the Mother Superior, Ny | Be he, mul arrange so that pe, authorities he did not understand, away y aon nothing. it make cer-/so slowly that he could stinguish tn Phat conditions?” tp fp inp. ne it col ie heard something lke the “Tell her you ate growing olf and rain upon the coffe lid, If w infirm and need an assistant gar: he holy water He th deper. Say your brother Is str: and will gladly come here as your tant if the Mother Buperior will allow his little granddaughter to be brought up in the convent and weil educated there hel urna alone, and I out. Tt will take about an | ty ‘The grave voice continued: \ Mi that the condition e je yon dead nun in t ebay and see that the other coffin ts carried 2+ tele me ares & tn pace.” boyish voice eald: like the he thought heard someth! of retreating footsu away,” br was at hird shovelful fell and then @ rth. ere are some une Hreneys, than | man, a ean Valiean i ly 1 the earth Fauchelevent talk best you ean.” A tore a hlns ae was audible at the t was the ing of the cemetery sa iat ° ot me Joni valjean ‘ were open. m. ie seeing a, dea! fe resurrection fe nearly as fri uchelevent was pale, |e scsi Remand phar pea ee wake 00} im. arene end erted bi Phen he scant ou ! what o et eae a : m col a Val; |r to the = RY eal was! urgent. two men, 5 edt gar rae nO Tat us get Out of this at onom” eald THETA In hte pocket and produced « “teatro what Ven 4yank 2, mowinty of pits Acsettycat OF AR Ete ut net ai they turned their faces toward n the COnV eT ng be Continued.) th COLOGNE FOR RUM Dr. Gilette Says They Like the Alcohol that the Essence Contains, ‘The queer things that women drink| women were addicted were cologne, were discussed by Dr, Myra A. Giletie peppermint, Jamaica ginger, baker's before a Woman's Christian Temper-| yeast and over half the so-called tem- ance Unioa gathering «t Prohibition | peranee drinks now on the market Park, Stat Island, yesterday in honor! “Many temperance drinks,” she said.) of the deleqates to the Union's inter-| “contain mere alcohol than the national convention in Edin urgh. June | wtraight stuff’ In biack bottles. They Rito D The del grtes salied & furnish « om “Many women,” she sald, “acq principle a hol at the same time taste for alcohol from cologne, which, Peppermin ihe declared, was they drink constantly, and which con- vue te system than taine % per cent. alcohol. They drink She denounced the practics of ‘ing he essences which are for toilet! beer (o nursing women and of serving use, compound tincture of lavender for jight #ines to young girls at soelal en- one thing. One New York woman of tertainments. whom | know drinks eight ounces of| “How about lavender tincture every day, This con- awtiter. tainn @ per cent. of alcohol. They iso] The speaker promptly denounced it as drink the essences of cinnamon and ay ¥ ees ne td the entertal cloves, A well-known physician has | ; of for ; Grittem we that thoae hapits are grow. | eRrucitio” oF eleehol for neuraigia was fog to an alarming extent among wo-| men.” speaker ‘Among the beverages clamed as alco- root-beer?’ asked an Jouneon, She had no other menns of support thag her husband, being in poor health herself. She ie now destitute, and everything of value jn the little home, at No, @ Pitth svenue, Urookiya has W MEMORY OF MTN BLE East Haddam Celebrates Day of the Martyr Spy’s Birth. RAST HADDAM, Conn., June &—This was tht greatest day this) ¥ known. the occation being a dual ceie bration, that of the 200th anniversary of the separation of the town from the mother town of Haddam and of the ded- feation of the house where Nathan Hale, the martyr spy, taught school after he eraduated from Yate College, To-day wes chosen for the exercises as {t was the Hith anniversary of the wrth of Hale ‘The celebration began at 10 o'clock this morning in Goodspeeds Oper» re the exercises connected historteal address by Anthony Fi and en address by Judge Julius. Then, with the firet company, Gove nor's Footguards as an escore, the com pany moved to the place where | Nathan Hale school-houre (+ now | ee as TECE:' PEED EEEEOOOIERISEOOD Y who was listening at-| Speed | es ee ee od Real Crtate Rea! Estate Real Estate BEST WAY TO REACH RUGBY. Pultom 58 line o Unies from foot at RUGBY and let you know you are still most welcome. A Few Words Only---About Rugby. Ny, sf heap in'o salt*Sut the ‘cottin uy as i tar the Building Contractors’ Association Hi i fresh air! , sa th ls sD a ily ts a oe at le selling for from $1,500 to $2,500 a lot. ing prizes. Those are for the home builders alone. ers and salesmen—are on the jump. During the week our , we have an ample number of salesmen, and you can go al over the whole situation and decide with discrimination. wel equipped The Highest Degree of Ethics in Salesmanship. organization that demands of its employees LABOR NEWS. President O'Connell, of the K. Brewers. The faelsspates fei of Plumb- ers and Gas Pitters ie doing all in ite power to have it reeogniged as the Union of the trade in Manhatt of the Board of As a result of the meeting between ot L and the New York District Council of Carpenters, the members of the union ‘Will be asted to work the Satur. day half Boliday ime number of down- town buildings, This request was made by the contractors because they otated It + Ms taken by the me the work could de| ay Fae, 92, ont ee, ‘Shu ‘vecetve double) "anne ln that @ 0 rk. The contractora| A special meeting has been called vy ales aete a seasest. that the wages of |the secretary of Carpenters’ Union No cabinet-makers and = carpente be /$3 for next Tuesday. Nominations for equalized t present the former are oMcers will be tWo propos. receivin a week for nine hours’ | tions will be voted on ye Airat will work, While the latter get 41 ‘a day for|the suggestion to elect two delegates to eight hours. Whether thie will be bed District Counectl, and the second to granted has not yet been dec ded. e luce the initiation fee from § to %. Portable Holeting Engineers’ has made a demand of eimploy- pa of (te members Se Shor 4 Lone i f ) Gay tor. eight how ¢ of Long is'and. ore refuse to grant {he dean Merighe be conceded Aus: Special invitations ready for parties interested, ust next, no trouble fe itkely to occur Write, call or ‘phone for them. This union and che bricklayers have a mutual ald and one sarecment ont unions for aid « joint siike would mean & tleup Of) oa, serion of the Brooklyn Rapti | f many buildings in the elty. aes se ralan the ia ‘The fignt which has existed between Rene , the K. of L. brewers and the brewers of the A. F. of i. |* over, The former have appited for a charter to " Tel. call, “589 Cort.” tonal unton, reserving for Itgeit the |(o revoke (he company’s Harlem Oifice, 23d St. Offlon, 42d St. Of ize, 59th St. Office. FE alu we renched at e'eonterance| .\¢ the last esting of the C. LU. of] SOE. faiths 125 W.aKd St ain WemadSt S50 W. SNS je roa legate i. nts » | 7 Tetwcon samuel” Gamperm of the Fea| Novoklya feign an een ve cents. Brock'yn Cle, “gg Newark Otiee, teat ston of | of properly provided For the meeting, thou rewery Workmen, a: £95 Broadway, near Myrtle. FBARS TODIB IN ALMSHOUSE Mre. Henry, Whe May Pass Away et Any Time, able to - ; . Ne Diaporereved. | SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES} - After living fifty-four years in com] Alien’s Foot-Base, a powder. It parative comfort Mra. Lehr Henry. of] pureg painful, swollen, smarting, ner- SE South Second street, Williamsure, | vous feet and ingrowing nails, and in-| |. aeae Phenol age sat stantly takes the sting out of corns) months ago, and can scarcely liv and bunions. it's the greatest com-) week out. fort discovery of the age. Allen's Lebr Henry, the husband, ls » paint-| Foot-Rase makes tight or new shoes his being with papers was that no one in the union could write Engiish. The | ~ central body sent a union with proper erede be filled out, On aay tome R MALLY, 166 Brandway. BRONXVILLE. Hare few lets for sale cheap. near teat water, ewer & gut oO rest treme Par FURNITURE,§60 WORTHON Why We Did Not Advertise Monday and Tuesday. It would not be exactly true to say that we hadn't time to write an advertisement, for people can usually find time to do the thing they think sufficiently important, hut note these facts: Saturday we stated nearly 400 lots were sold. To-day 700 is the mark we have reached. The writing up of receipts and adjusting 300 sales and attending to the needs of 400 earlier sales tries the capacity of the best e uipped business office, and we simply did not find the time to think of the right thing to say to you, much less get it up in shape. And this advertisement is written principally to acquaint you with the progress Everybody is delighted with RUGBY, and simply amazed that such beautiful . land, so near to built-up Brooklyn, could be secured and sold on terms like ours, Re- member, our $290 lots are only six minutes’ ride (same fare) from where land is Another fact: Ten times as many builders are purchasing at RUGBY as on any property of the 75 we have yet opened. This is significant, for if any man on earth knows what will sell, it is the professional builder. Yet you should know that the professional builder does not come in on our $25,000 in Gold house-build- In conclusion: Don’t wait until Sunday, for on that day everybody—custom- are on the If you can’t go yourself, send your wife. Let her see RUGBY—of course at She will be welcome and treated with all the courtesy possible to a CUT OUT THIS Rebate Ticket. Good Persons. UOT CHEDRER ~~—eeee eres sam Wood, Harmon & Co., Teale for the Body.” home section on the South 4,590 inhabitants, tive cherches, schoo s, hotels, stores, water and electric light, goed society. The most pasfectly improved and d.v ‘oped Pica'ckers and excursionists are not wasted. THE WARRANTY REALTY CO,, 115 BROADWAY, 34 Ficor. 486 Broad, near Orarge, Dentistry. ~~ Full Set of Teeth. —~ 83 pee 85 DOUBLE SUCTION PLATE. Patented | Artificial plates that will not drop while eating or sleeping. all work onaranteed te be mitisfactory or ne charge, Our or by trade, but on account of dis ace | feel easy, It ts @ certain cure for'$i DOWN AND $1 WEEKLY. |4"4 85.00 crown and bridge work, meds ainty avs he on ont — He 58) gweating, callous and hot, tired. acb- PRICES THE LOWEST, _ ” gold, has the indorsement af been We a year. ° “ralny-O9¥ | ing feet, Try it t-day. Sold by all LEWILN'S, 46 WEST 14TH ST. sends. ‘ nest exe” the old pair had saved up dis- 267 WEST 128TH ST. Dr. Hy B. Savage, 4 Eaat 119th st., aya: appeared lone einen, ‘The couple have] CTUSEMe® O08 shee stores, By mail) ————- —~ | The crown and werk done for mpe tomes 's * delivered om Rew MANHATTAS \for 25e. im stamps. Trial package FREE. Address, Alien 3. Olmsted Le Roy, N. Y v a little Soy, Allon, twelve years old. Five wnthe’ rent is due for their three small rooms Neighbors hawe helped them, buying medicines, clothing and food Mra. Henry's greetest fear is (hat she | will die In an almshoure, The hue- werless to prevent it, if the For Sale. indness of heart gives out. j a ayment str DIAMOND WATOR ) eres " antenicas | ™ jane } ro HINELatet Sinaer, « wrke Me 8 FP, ott “YOUR PROMISE 10 PAY |" GENTE end CHILDREN'S foe | He Wants Some Clothes. of the Evening | Laine . men wth t LAvTMING, ready mate ant ty on | 1 cas get a good po-| ON GREDIT tion If some one Will give me ome re] AT CASH PRICES. sin { LADIES | 4 pectable chithes, Without them I can. | TRIMMAD HATS o ot pecure the work CF OR. DECKER’S SHAKE NO MORE CURES MALARIA. cuaraniees | ITF Broadway | Terme to Bit Vos us PROGRESSIVE CLOTHING & CLOAK CO., 7 Wont 14th St, betwowm Sth avi Goh Aven NX. 1. et Bway & Nesen Ot) | prices WEDDING RINGS. (he market 2 Steele, PATENTS «1 ft fs. spanien Beoatver. I $12 Ka ow aren © ten 8 (oe devortave inatatate, “E28 | Porteeende are equi $2.50 Pair .or §1, | arimente ore susipped KEENE'S OPTICAL CD., | forming painless self and family et Dr. Tarr’s Dental Pir lors is marvellous, and | heptly recomnend M fisher, 343 West 18th st. Afier 4 of with dentists | at leat haa iad bridge work made at Dr. Tarr’s tear | De al Parlors which give perfeet satio. yrtie Jon, “DR. TARRS SYSTEM OF PAINLESS DENTISTRY hes been practically strated for the past trn poare. — | lahment ia the large 4 4 waly | world, cowering corr 4.00 square The evethve and mechanical nang @ large amount - the hind in with Are . ee. : "S