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Groves sister 7! What an odd idea I'll
fetch the lady to her at once, aud come in
again in the evening and zee If she's a little
more rational"
And the doctor went softly out OF the
room, aud down the stairs, to tell Mrs. God
Save the Queen Jamsetieebhoy that the pa
tient had spoken. and she might rec her for
a few minutes.
And when Susan Pargeter opened her eyes
again she uttered a wild little cry, and put
her weak arms up, and flung them roundt the
ing, Jim, dear Jiml" and then for a mo-
ment there was nothing heard but the sobs
Of two LOVING women, united after long
years Of parting.
1t was Jim Grove herself who was stand
ing by the bedside OF the little London
dressmaker. who had been nearly run over
in the streets.
At first Susan thought that il must be all a
dream, that it was one OF those strange
visions that used 10 come to her sometimes
when she lay i'll with the fever.
But shs Opeued her eyes again. and there
was Jim's face It'll pressed close 10 hers.
"Oh, Jim. dear, what oes il al mean
what does il all mean ~
Hush. dear. the doctor says YOU aren't
to talk yet, but to keep perfectly quiet.
When you are = little stronger I will tell
you all about IT,
Suddenly susan remembered that she was
not II home. jim" she cried. "hOs
long have ! been hsEsi Poor fAlheF aRd
The evening world., 1890-05-21

The yaruua Boat Club IL branching on
into other folds besides rowing. Most o.
It's members have won more or less fame n
are famous Throughout the Amateur
Athletic Union. Thi. propensity to ngag,
in outside athletics will be still further fos
being prepared adjacent to the boat-house,
are completed.
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relted her with lowing eonsideraLon.

treated her with loving consideration.
For Jim Grove was Jim Grove no longer
She was Mr., God save the Queen Jauset-
jesbhOy. widow o. a Iarsee merchant rG.nc',
and the boy and Fivls were her nephew and
n,eces-the children OF her dead sister
Annie.
1t was not till Susan was strong and able
10 come downstairs that Jim told her story.
She told IL one day when a nice, cosy little
~hye-O'cloek tea party was gathered togetheI
in the beautiful room that was Jim's bou'
doiT.
The party consisted Of Jim, bT. PArgeter,
Mrs. Pargeter and S~usAn-Susan lying on
tho sofa, for she was not quite strong yet,
aud the sofa was wheeled up to the fire and
Jim sat at the little table and poured ont the
tea, and Mr.. and Mr.. Pargeter sat in tive
wonderful Indian easy chairs.
No one else was admitted not even the
children. g as Jim still called them. be-
cause this was susau's first Cay downstairs.
and It was 90 be celeGTsted b. a little family
gathering. Just ourselves, dear said
jim; - iust ourselves, dear, as We used 20 be
years ago in the little house in HOLLOWAY.
Aud 50 these old friends, parted SO lcng,
the master aud mistress n the little mis-
tress aud the faithful servant, met in the old
familiar a
The room vas no longer > little suburban.
pArloF: il Was : beautifully furnished apart
msnt In = WssEEnd mansion, and jim Nas
no longer : general servant in her attarnool
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TIGER HUNTING PAYS.
Anam Omcials Give Bounties for
Their Skins and Fangs.

Anam Omcials Give Bounties for
Their Skins and FanRs.
The French officials in Auam have met
with considerable difficulty in dealing
with tigers, which are extremely numer-
GUS in that par. of ndo-China notwith-
standing the large sums paid for their
extirpation. says the London Times.
Last year as much as 10. O00f. was paid
to the slayers Of this marauder. As pay
ment is only made on the evidence of the
skin and fangs there is no room for fraud.
The Temps gives some interesting data
about the depredstions Of this animal, and,
as evidence of his formidable character,
quotes the story of IN official who re-
quested a change of district because he
was tired of administering n territory
which contained as many tigers as inhab-
itants. In other districts they are so nu-
merous that no one would think OF driving
out after dark.
ing so formidable an enemy, have raised
the tiger almost to the level of "A divinity.
Pagodas have been coLsecTated TO him
titles of nobility have been conferred
upon him and he has been surrounded
with q sort of religious cult.
when they enueaNur 10 take one they
only do 80 by means of elaborate strata
gem. constructing deep pits and then as
sailing the trapped animal when at a dis
advantage.
As there is very little game in Anam,
the tiger has as much difficulty in finding
food as man has in getting sport. The
game of which he is fondest. aud which
also proves that he is something of a gour-
met, Is the wild peacock. 8 that the ma
tives say: Wherever there are peacocks
there is sure to be q tiger"
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NO Better Shoe Made for Gentlemen Than THE CRAWFORD
IN NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN only at OUR FIVE CRAWFORD SHOE SroN
Broadway, corner 18th St, 216 Vest 125h sY \. !. Also Isl ana 421 Enton

stun frock. but Mrs. God Save the Queen
Jamset.eebhoy. charmingly dressed as be
comes a laly OF wealth and position ct .
o'clock IN the afternoon.
And Jim, though nothing would improve
her kind heart and her sweet symratheio
nature. hal benefited greatly by her altered
position and different surroundings. She
spoke IA a more cultured Way-her nneT
had acquired the polish OF society, and the
years she had teen mistress of q large sstab-
lishment had given her 3 certain digniIg.
which. asa general servant, she had nab
urally not cultivated.
Poor Mrs. Pargeter, although she he'd
been to the house every day TO see her
daughter. she was not quite at her ease IN u
yet. Do what she would, she couldut ac-
custom herself to the Indian servants. AID
she kept thinking of Jim's old stories and
expecting to see the door open and admit :
tiger. an elephant or a serpent
Jim's story, told TO her deeply interested
lit.le audience, was \ short and simple Que.
She had gone away heart-broken from
them. 10 stay for a little while 18th soma
friends in her native village.
But she pined and irsIted, and telt the
necessity OF getting TO work again =
work Of a general s~eryAntin aLondoa hoase
doesn't leave much tms Tor bEooding- y
the family isn't a large one heres elseys
plenty 10 be done EveFy time = Sindou
opened the air blows in : Job for : ia -
with : handy dazteE-
l~CoaelAasa f@AaFea)
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THE EVENING WORLD GOLD AND Dlh-
MoND O. A. II. BADGE.
The EVENING WORLD on that occasion
will be printed on army blue paper, and
will in itself BIO a splendid memento OF the
day.
Although the ballots will be published In
but one days editions, n week will be
allowed for the procurement of signatures
to and the return OF ballots to this office.
Every Grand Army veteran of either New
York. New, Jersey or Connecticut u. eligible
candidates will find it to tneir:advantage to
order in advance the number OF copies which
they deem will be necessary to put their
fayorite in the front rank OF popularity. -.
be printed in his bluc.tinted edition, doub:
ling Its value, to the veteran soldiers aud
sailors who think of the battles in which
that blu was victorious, as they strew their
floral offerings on the graves OF their brave
The EVENING WORLD May 80 next will be
can afford to miss.
The badge. which will be awarded to the
most popular q. A. X. man IN the three
States named, az indicated by the number
OF votes cast, Is to be of the same style and
cation.
Instead Of bronze, however, gold, will be
pendant will both be of gold, and the badge
will be studded with diamonds.
Z. A. .Ihrall. the, ieweller at 2 Maiden
New York Athletic Club.
II is its desire to participate in and con:
tribute, its share to the. Observance OF
ESEs2Es w Rsy E 70 In oi sss im ~ tb;s v pEE
able badge. and the publication of q special
tinted edition on that OCCASION.
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The Gramercy Boat Club has padded
safely ont of it, financial troubles and is ep-
tabllshed now on n firm basis, The diff
OF = number of the members to amNlgamnto
with the Manhattan Athletic Club, which
caused division in tho ranks.
The evening world., 1890-05-21

The entries received by the Staten Islam
Athletic Club Tor their annual Sprin
games. which occur Saturday, mount up
The evening world., 1890-05-21
MRS. MILLAIS A MASCOT.
Good Luck Has Followed Her Hus
band Since His Marriage.

Good Luck Has Followed Her Hus-
band Since His Marriage.
Mrs. Millais, wife of the famous artist
and ex-wife Of John Ruskin, is said TO
he the happiest woman i'll all France, ac-
cordins to the Pittsburg Dispa Oh. BY
the painter she is regarded us his mascot,
his luck having changed almost .mmedi-
ately after her divorce from the art critic.
Her husband is worth over 81, OOO, 900
and the model and inspiration of his
pictures lives like u royal princess, fol-
lowed by a staff of artisticully dressed
servants aud surrounded by every luxury
that money and skill can devise.
In face and figure she is stlll beautiful
and her and accomplishments
are most captivating. There are Oriental
couches III all the apartments. and SO
beautiful are her Greek DIRE, ses and so
graceful her poses that every one is an
artists study.
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Prscocious Youth.
IFrom Mnaasy's WsekIy.l

Miss Spinster lin pleading tone to mother
of precocious Willie. who wa about to pun
ish him for a saucy retort he had made to
Miss Spinster)-Pray do not punish him.
madam, for hat slight indiscretion. Boys
will be boys.
Precocious Willie lin mumbling tone from
ont the depths of his mothers ~lApl-That's
where yer OF agen, miss. Boys will be men
if they live.
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upon the poor girl being placed in the car
rage.
- will lake her to q doctor at once, " she
SAID. and the girl was lifted senseless into
the carriage.
For tWenty-fouF hours susan PsrgsisT wa
only partially conscious She only knsN
thai shs was somewhere. and tnAt people
WsEs gently mOEins EoaRd her.
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GRAND ARMY MEMS NUMBER.
Memorial Days "EVSHins World" 10
Be on Army Blue Paper.
Gold and Diamond g. A. II. Radge
as a Token of Popularity.

A unique contest is that which will be held
for Tn EVENING WoRLD gold and diamond
q. A. II. badge. The ballot which IL to de-
eide the question of popularity between in
dividual members of the Grand Army Of the
Republic of three States is to be printed in
but one edition of the ~paper-that Of May
30, Memorial Day.
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M Usual Number.

IRON Tcrns !%Sirtfrqs.i
Justic, Ito boy crimlnaD Are your parents
still alive?
Bny-Yes.
=" Both of them?"
well, I've only got two
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Where Breathing Is Expensive

Where Breathing Is Expensive.
IRON RdeksLl
Niagara Hackman-One dollar!
Visitor-What for?
decentralization.
Nisitor-You haven't told me anything.
Hackman-Didn't yOn ask me what I'd
charge 4 drive you the Falls?
.NiHitor-les; and you SAT- So, which il
altogether too much.
o Ha aHI a,ysr snPpSse I'm Eoin'
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He Was Posted.

TTTOnT Nf Fp1ch.
Mr.. Tomnle ITO jimmy, who has been per-
mitted to dine with the ~company)-Will you
have n piece of chicken, jimmy
Jlmmy-After the dog Nanked IL all over
the back yard? Not muchl
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German Gutturals.


Mr.. Blanque-Have you spoken with the
Herr Professor yet, Miss Waldo?
Miss Waldo-No; the German Rutturals
are so decollete that they offend my ears.
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Waldo-Yes-so low in the neck. o
know.
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Id cry just reached her ears as she
red and fell, almost under the feet Of
Df spirited horses attached to an ele-
landau.
eoaehman just managed 10 pull uD,
e OF the horses struck the girl ON the
|.lth his hoOf- causing the blood 10
D crowd rushedround. and . lady
q IN The landau goa out aud insisted
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Too Generous.

rs your husband q very generous man ?"
Indeed he is. You remember those nice
cigars | gave HIM for n birthday presents
We'll. ho smoked only one. and gave oil the
others away to his ir ends"
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Practice Better than Theory.

Miss Catch-You believe in Darwinism, I
believe-the survival of the %fittest, the doc
trine of selection, and all that sort OF thing.
Mr.. BRckwArd-ieH.
Miss Catch-Um-Ah-well. how Is il that
You don't live MP to ypur belief aud select
some one
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Could Not Afford II.

tFrom Frank Lohe's HonhIy
NO" said the moss-covered, alleged
business man. ~ cannot afford to adver-
tise. II did. more customers would come
on them, and l cannot afford that additional
aXDpupp.N
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Nothing Ike Being Sure.

lfToW ~ tHseys weary
oldboy handing q postal card to the
clerk)-Will that go all right
Postal Clerk-Certainly! Why shouldn't
it,
Oldboy-Well. after 1 wrote il I accidentally
got a little blot on the front side of II, and
you know Nothing but the address is to be
sure whether blots counted or not.
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AS 1t Is in Way-Back Communities.
tFrom Onesa Hsskl
Mrs. Priscilla WiHgate-WhAt d yer git,
Entreaty?
Miss Entreaty wngate-An invite t'sarAh
Buddick's weddin.
Mrs. Priscilla NingAte with q sighl-I did
so hope a fun'ral wuz dispenated. We amt
WEEP fer a month.
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Don't let VOOr subscription erpfre. Trpou
haven't a dollar HANDY send us % cents and
pour subscription Udu De extended Jor three
,nOnfbs.
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AT Yale.

Smithers (who has been selected to row on
the University eightl-I am sorry. captain.
but | don't think | will row this year. | am
going to study, and stndy hard.
Captain of the Crew--lndeed Well, l
want you To stop this - fooling and get
into that boat
Smithers Eets.
The evening world., 1890-05-21

Iron Npns,y's Weektyl
Indignant Landlord Ito tenant Of fntN-I
thought you said that all your children
were grown M, and here you've got three
noisy babies IN the house.
Tenant-les. These are my grandchildto en-.
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constitutional objection,

tFfom Nun',v's Weekly
Uncle Zeke-Ef We amt got no objecshuns.
Mistnh sniff, Id like to hcv yo' trust me TO-
dis ham.
Buteher-Sorry, Uncle Zeke. hut the anti
Trust bill has Just passed the United States
Senate.
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HEARD ALONG The RIALTO.
A Dramatic Agents Plagiarism
from the Census Inquisition.
Chicago Managers Spreading Them
self on Spectacular Plays.

After the performance Of 'CNStlos in the
Air" at the Broadway Theatre last night
De Wolf Hopper was carried of TO a neigh
boring cafe by his admiring and athletic
friends. Several bottles Of champagne were
opened, strange as that statement will as
suredly sound. After the second " round,'
when nobody was feeling particularly mis-
cradle. n bedragRled-looking old Irishwoman
entered the cafe and began q vigorous arRu-
ment on the subject of charity. Her appeal
was answered by n shower OF nickels. De
Wolf Hopper dived into one Of his pockets
and produced a handful Of small change.
which he gave to the poor old creature. She
had evidently lost none Of her Hibernian-
ism.
THANK We, sir; thank ye kindly, - she eN-
claimed. taking the money, and
She hesitated for a moment. then looking
at the glass Of wine that stood bubbling in
front of Hopper. she concluded with, "and
may the Lord zee you home safe" Hopper
had to pay for another round before he
could persuade his friends that the laugh
wasn't at his expense.
Louis James is to add Macbeth " to his
repertoire next season, and lie will probably
again.
Charles Coote who ia to play Cattermole
in 1.-THE Private Secretary y at the Lyceum
Theatre next week has been distracted from
bye. tile version OF ''The Private Secretary
that will he presented In new TO this city.
Ii is Gillette's, with additions from the
original.
One OF the dramatic agents in this city
asks all the actors and actresses a )plying to
record on my blank" The details which
this agent yearns to know are almost anus
ing. He reouests information on the sub
iect Of the ewes. the hair. tho complexion.
the height tor heighth, as he calls itN, weight
in poundsa and the age, Ladies' were not ex-
pected to answer the last ''unless 20 dis
posed. Imagine a soubrette OF sixty calmly
stating the year whep she was porn, or an
ingenue oil nVe ana forty uappling In STA
'stics
D,Ovlv Carte's company that sang ..Tbe
Gondoiiers" in this citv arrived safely in
Ireland, and are now holding forth in that
country.
robin Hood n MAID Marlon;, or. me
Babes in the Wood, is the simple yet ex-
pressive tltle OF the next spectacular pro-
ductlon that Chlcagos ehergetlc managers
are to present II chicago hrst aud iateT IN
New YORK. line trystal supper wil De
next month and Mr.: Hendersop.s people IN
this city Tor T. ". :. Dapoli, MISS Louise
M~onta9ne, MISS marie Wiiilams, Jonn uiii
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A Good

TFTNH We hDHTOH bruf"HsI
His Mother Suddenly opening pantry
door)-Here now sir, what are you doing up
there3
Tommy-Oh. nothin'. ma. nothin' I'm
10: loOkin' for my Sunday-school lesson
sheet; it's got lost somehow.
The evening world., 1890-05-21
Two Are Named.

TFF0W HHHHsT W''NIB.I
"a great many modern tools were known
long ago."
"WeII, the Roman suGur and the Indian
file are examples"
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GOOD HELP FoR zoe.

ma viii pay for a 2-lns " Help Wanted +"
EVvi WANT " in " The World " on Monday or
Saturday-Hsi Rate Situation Days.
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Don't Ask VIVA. Became of Him.

Mr.. Founder Excuse my embarrassment,
Miss La Mode. but | love you and want you
to marry me.
Miss La Mode-Oh, Mr.. Founder, this
is-so-this -is-Ro-sudden.
Mr.. Flounder-I know il is. darling, but /
wanted to give you a pleasant surprise.
The evening world., 1890-05-21
jim GROVES 7
sYNoPsIs OF oPEHING cHAPTERa.

SYNOPSIS OPENING CHAPTERS
Una Grove, better known az slim Is a faithful servant in the employ Of the PHtsEe1s She
ser bearing the eXNHOrdlnar mans Of Mrs. God Saet the QueenJ Amsetsebhoy wife oa
NJ IN india whom he had nOts eenI year M TAey eouesponded with. The PAuegerg
S& "a H e SSaa = e iG ms roe i19 l 6sE s w61t !; iisa sS dds h@f 81 S On 81 ss sh@r 0~s pretty Hh ="
The evening world., 1890-05-21

DtCYCLES-From $40 upward bargains in new
Is and second hand b,cycles, %trieyGles and yeloci-
sedes senI your name on n postal card Tor catA-
IoSue; n will pay you. Address White Cycle Co..
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ADOPTED STATESMEN.
Public Men Credited with One State
Though Born in Another.

Public Men Credited with One State,
Though Born in Another.
It was Daniel Webster who, when called
upon at q Philadelphia banquet for a
toast TO Pennsylvania illustrious sons,
responded; II drink to the health of the
great men of Pennsylvania. Here's to
Benjamin Franklin, of Massachusetts,.
aud Albert Gallatin, of Switzerland. "
says the Louisville Courier Journal. The
Jest was not relished by Pennsylvania,
who could have retorted in like man
ner upon Massachusetts,. for the great
orator and statesman of whom she wa so
proud was a son of New Hampshire.
But nothing more illustrates the cos
mopolitan character of our civilization
and the kindness of each State to those
who are her sons by adoption as well as
those who are by birth than the fact that
SO many of our illustrious men are not
born in the community with which they
are identified.
The death of Senator Beck affords a
striking instance. Since childhood he
had been in thought. feeling and action q
thorough Kentuckian. yet he first saw the
light in cold and foggy Scotland But
no one could ever think Of him as other
ahhu u htItuChiuh, unu ho Nhb ucNeT
anything else. Thus Henry Clay was
born and reared in Virginia and George
D. Prentice was u Connecticut Yankee.
but there have been no better K~entuckians
than these.
And while Kentucky has drawn some of
her great men from other States she has
given many in return. Illinois is justly
proud of Abraham Lincoln. but he was
born on Kentucky soil. jefferson Davis
was a Kentuckian by birth, but in history
sa Mississippian.
Examples multiply with respect to other
States. Gen. Grant is credited TO Hi
! nois, but he was born in Ohio. Andrew
Jackson, the great Tennesseean, was long
the disputed product of North Carolina
and South Carolina. though we believe
the latter State has established the better
claim.
The brilliant Sergt. Prentiss. of Mis-
sissippi. the perfect type of "a Southern
orator, howery and impulsiye. was Graded
among the SHOWS of Maine. And thus
The list could be continued indefinitely.
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Homo Again.

Homo Again.
lFToRs hUASsys TsSklyl
Miss Vancouver aeAning over the ships
railing)-There is papa waving to US.
Mrs. Vancouver-Yes, 1 see him; it is
really pleasant to get back now that we have
outstayed by quite three months those
snobbIsh Van Zandts.
The evening world., 1890-05-21

A
IFFOn re
McCorkle-l have discovered the true
elixir OF life.
McCrackle-What is it?
McCorkle-Get sentenced to die by cleo
tricity.
The evening world., 1890-05-21

The Lamp Don't Go Out Alone.
Iron OneSa Week.
Lste stayer-Why. the lamp is going out.
Enie tired and sleepy)-I suppose it thinks
Time something went out"
The evening world., 1890-05-21

Tricycle. Victor Junior. a. inch, first rate run
Is ming order, cash or rowboat. Boat, l2S World.
JNURs AND RUGS will be given in exchange for
n plano and dining table and furniture. +. H.,
boz 1857 Would.
The evening world., 1890-05-21

a COLUMBIA bicycle, 54-ineh light roadster
n must be In first class condition In every re-
spsct; state particulars, price and where wheel can
p..nn 4 Il X. 1RU World.
The evening world., 1890-05-21

T1FAT THIs-s40 Primes Albert suits, sl3 a 800
cntsway suit, 40! A20 sack suit, Y6; pants,
Kim TAmeron. gD2 Flatbush ave, Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1890-05-21
An Interruption at the wedding.

John, said the minister, /" will you take
thls woman to be your welded wife ?"
Now. here, parson. what's the use of
asklng questions like that What do you
suppose | am after; a divorce 2"
The evening world., 1890-05-21

AL Hayman sails for this country from
Europe tomorrow. IL Is now likely that
Shenandoah " will be presented at the
Drury lane Theatre, possibly in August or
and negotiations with the great Augustus
Harris of Drury have been opened. Mr.,
Hayman Is to bring back with him q new
live in hopes that it isn't another Sims and
Pettitt tribulation.
Yank-Hoe and Omene. who are fearfully
f~oreign-in appearance and dress. at any
rate-begin an engagement tonight at the
Eden Musee. Yank-Hoe Is q clever little
man.
The evening world., 1890-05-21

YOU CAN BORROW MONEY quickly and
a. confdentlaly on furniture without removal.
address Bryant 320 World.
The evening world., 1890-05-21

Tho aet-tos between Jack and Joe Nc
Au!itlc, light weight champion of the world.
and heavyweight Champion OF tho Pacific
Slone, respectively. cause great amusement
at Harry kennedy's Theatre. Jack gets
home two blows IN Joe's one. Tho contrast
between the two in ri2e provokcH much mer-
riment. Joe il u feet 3ls inches tall and
Jack about . feet \ inches.
The evening world., 1890-05-21
DRAMAS OF DAILY LIFE.
Series of Interesting Stories If EUe1y-
Dag happenings.
BY GEORGE r. SIMS.

FWh0r Of :" Lights o London" "a Railaoay Romance" " III
Lost Bride" dc
The evening world., 1890-05-21

Charles Coote who is to play .Cattermole
n IN private seoretary a. the dyceom
silver Falls" for that purpose. By the
bye, the version of THE Private Secretary "
that will he presented Is. new to this city.
original.