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into his chambers ~

into his chambers u
She's q lady cl ent. them"
well. Of course she's "a lady Mr..
Herbert is man of taste" !"
~ don't exactly zee what that has to
do with it; he would plead for poor
man a. readily as for rich one, and
have seen HIM eyinre more true and
genuine ra,isiaction at having served a
client who had only thanks to oder him
thnn ever he seemed to feel where his fee
was paid IN gold.
" But when it is paid in kissess" said
Mrs. Hawkeye.
turn to pay eciC. 80,
Men think they can do what they will
with impunity; but there Rre eyes aud
ears. and when gentlemen make love In
the hail -
PasserS-by can't help seeing-and If
it were my hus hand"--
MY husband ~ the words seemed to
come from the depths of the young wife's
heart, and. for moment. she was trans
fixed: lut suddenly glow oyerSpread her
checks and brow, anu AN electric spark
flashed from her eyes. as she drew her
selt up aud ordered Mrs. Hawkeye to quit
her presence.
| am the guardian of his honor and OF his
name! No asperslon on his character
must be uttered IN my presence. Good
morning. madam
u o6r fool!n sneered the scandal
moneer, as she unwillingly turned 10 fol-
low the servant who waited to show her
ont. "she had rather he deceived than
convinced What model wife what
a strong minded woman
Caroline relaxed not muscle until she
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of nonsense ?"
=" You should read it. Carry"
mot T. l wouldn't read it on any
account :"
How then can you judge its purpose:"
"Oh. know all about it 1t is hus-
band aud no husband here to-day aud
gone to.mcrrow!-h and no home !!
Inhulf, rable nonsense! always thought
our legislators were fools ! now I'm sure
of it! Pretty laws. indeed ~
" You'd make better, supposed" in
teriected Harry.
Wouldn't T. Talk of women indeed
why. they're sages, philosophers, to the
set # old women that sit i'll Parliament"
Don't libel your own sex, my dear!"
interrupted Harry.
Then there's the children ! What's
to be- ONE of them, l should like TO know
are they to he given up to the guidance
of their good-for- nothing fathers 2-or are
their poor, discarded, destitute mothers
TO hoist them On their shoulders and GO
peddlerizing them from door to door ?''
exclaimed Cary
What would you have2 Are not all
your strong minded women clamoring
for women's rights2 and here, now, we
have a concession at once-a noble con-
eession!"
Noble fiddlesticks! right OF labor
ing for their ofspring-a right that women
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Charges were pretsrred se.inst fonr members By
the local unions OF the Brotherhood OF q trpenters
They will BE- tried nett week. At the neHt regular
meeting the Union Will decdi whether or not TO
parade with the Central Labor Uniun on Labor
Day. special committee was appointed 70 con-
Ter with the wood cArVets.
The Building Trades Section Of the Central
Labor Union adjourned be ore o'clock yesterday
evening Ueorss W. Middleton IN the chair
John TAFT acted ~ Vice Chairman aud credentials
were received from the Enterprtse Asso t'on Of
Steamhtters, Belgian Pavers and Ecce Fire
mems Union. The crsdrr ls Of the setman
American painters we're lAid o or for = week. Aeo
the question OF amending he rules ~ the section
to compel all ORGANIZATIONS to assist each other
when strikes are ordered
Neit sunday the Anarchist, Of Amerloa will have
thelr annual PARTY Day At The large nall o Fynn'e
rard, one unndret and Fofty-eightb street and
Third avenue. Delegates rom Philadelphia,
Providence, Cincinnat. Choa 70 Cleveland 81.
Lous, PittsburR, Baltimore. Buffalo. Detroit,
Paterson, linton Hill are eIpectsd, A new AGite-
tiop Committes to be ee ted and in nvitations will
prnba w be rHtonded TO Prinoe KrapotEin and
Wlnsm Morris to make an agitation trip thror gh
the United States. On Saturday ptcutc IL 10 take
pace At the pafk named to entertain she delegates
and ratetntEs the different elements not ut as
hrrmonit US among themselves As one might think
Anarchists to be.
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vanquished a Pirate Crew.

TO me Edifor:
took passage on the ship Druros,
bound for Formosa. Here we took
aboard as passengers six men of doubtful
aspect. One night, when well out at sea,
their purpose became clear. The captain
was bound in his cabin and several Rai 'ors
lashed to their hunks. All hands awoke
AMI o short fight ensued.
One sailor was killed and the crew and
passengers bound. The pirates took pos
session, bringing us scany food.
Thus passed many weary days. Finally
the ship neared the PHI ippine Islands.
Running upon the coast she was stranded
The pirates lied all the valuables,
money. nearly all the food all the weap-
ons available. unbound me, captured the
boats and rowed inshDTe.
found n table knife, with which re-
leased the captain. He in turn released
a mate. and so on, until We were free.
We held counsel.
A raft was made, several boxes were
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for help reached the ears OF the watchful
Role ts, and in n nom nt's time he was
overheard and SOON had his darling at the
surface of the we er.
Some sailors threw them a line and
they were on the deck of the Eclipse in
an instant. A cheer rent the air, but
Jack tainted,
When he revived he found himself in
his lunk painting for breath. He asked
his side.
Mary" he said, after pause. II am
dying. Don't fret. my darling; am not
afraid to die. ! have served my God
honestly and faithfully and am confident
oil entering the kingdom of heaven with a
spot less soul. have loved you and know
you have loved me, and here on my dying
bed l intend TO make you my Wife"
1t was trying moment for her, but
Mary would do anything for him whom
she loved.
There was clergyman on board, and il
required very little exertion 10 prepare
for the novel ordeal.
She gave responses in whispers fainter
than that OF the brides room, who gasped
as he spoke, Until death do us part"
Slowly the minister pronounced the
words which made them man and wife.
Jack bad tainted during the ceremony
from exhaustion.
Henever rallied. and twenty -four hours
after the body Of y hero. loyal to her
whom he loved, to those around him and
to his God. wrapped in b. rmeticaily
sealed bog, covered with q long white
robe. was gently lowered over the side OF
the vessel nto watery grave leaving her
whom he loved and worshIpped to be
cared for by others.
+. HoRsA DE WE'RE.
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heard the door close upon the departure
of her mischieyous visitor; then abe de-
spairingly threw her arms above her head
and, in very torrent of tears, sank down
| among the cushions which the beloved
form of Harry lad Sn lately pressed.
The indulgence of this frantic ebul-
lition lasted, however, but a lew min
utes. -,
be convinced l must be ito doubt the
man | love is agonv! Convinced | will
Le.-but how? HowH What was 1t she
asserted! A lady kissing in the hallI
81. ameless! But I'll not believe 1t! Ny
Harry is the soul OF honor! Yes, yes. u
must he true--she would not have dITed
oh, husband, husband! What cruelty
of the arm can equal the cruel OF the
heart? What shall / do-what can I
mus. know ALL must, or cannot bear
itr'
Suddenly. as she sat rocking herself
hopelessly to and fro. her ewes fell upon
the crumpisd note. which lay still un-
burnt among tho ashes. 10 snatch il
from the CRATE was the impulse of mo-
ment. lhe writing WAS woman's! One
line met her eyes-only one She stag
gsFed, as though she had received blow.
An appointment !" she gaspad. She
held the note dubiously for q moment:
There was a fierce struggle in her breast
face and brow flushed, then suddenly
fine features: then, turning away her
mead. and holding the paper At arms
length, she slowly dropped IL into the
fire: then. placing the poker upon. Il.
he "a il firmly down till it turned to ashes.
Then. with deep-drawn sigh, she turned
and sought her chamber.
(COHtinued tomorrow.
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A Sensible PTeC utiOn.

Though disease cannot always be conquered. its
hrst approach can be checked But no. onlyis tho
use of medicinal safeguard to be recommended on
the first appearance Of a mIlAdy. but a wise dis
elimination should be exercised In the choice OF =
remedy. For thirty years or HUstetter's
Stomach Bittsrs has been the rsiEnng specific for
dysperss, fever and aEuB. q loss of physical
statnius, liver comp lAint and other disorders and
has been most emphStisslly inhorssi by medical
men a. heath and strength restorative. ltis in
deeiA wise preci to tins sovereign iortify-
ing agent and Alternative in tho early stages Of DIS
case Tor efeetua ly counteracts it, II u mal,dy
belongs to that large ass to which til stsrlinE &
med 'cns 10 adapted. Not on,y IL effcseiouL Lut
pure and harmless
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lost Her Baby Overheard.

LOSb hSE bbDy OVerDOaru.
10 ne Editor;
In 1886 l crossed the Atlantic for the
first time on the Guion line steamship
Arizona. We had smooth enough pas
sage, though it took us eleven days from
Queenstown to New York.
As there were over Ave hundred passen-
gers aboard we contrived to amuse our
selves by. singing, dancing, baujo-playing.
and in the EVENING" by noerts which
We had in the dininR-room provided for
the steernRe passengers.
There was on board n very handsome
Young woman called Mrs. Revers. She
took passage at Queenstown. She was
coming to America to join her husband,
who had left Ireland a year before. She
had baby with her. q boy tw years old.
One morning, about O'Clock, she was
on deck washing her child over q slide or
chute used hy the fremen to throw their
ashes into the sea. She had Just finished
her washing when the ship, SO stendy be-
fore. gave sudden lurch, and the poor
mother. in trying to balance herself. let
slip the child, who dropped through the
al de into the merciless sea.
The poor mother became frantic, and it
took six strong men all their time to pre-
vent her from leaping overheard a ter
the baby. She was taken below and put
under the doctors care, who said she had
lost her reason, nor had she recovered
when we got into Castle Garden two days
later. ALEX. EUGENE MAoCABTHT.
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Harry, Harry, dearest, what can you
be dreaming over ?--you don't take the
least notice OF me, and have wished you
a happy New Year half dozen times.
How stupid TO keep pouring over that
musty old paper. while"
While you want me 10 give you my
mornings kiss. oh ?" exclaimed Harry
Herbert, jumping up, and hastily suiting
the action to the word.
Well, Pm sure !-was there ever"
and with smile that displaced the gath
ering pout, the young wife playfully
boxed her handsome husbands ears. and
they prepared to dispense the Injuries
that steamed upon her well-ordsred
breakfast table.
" Whatever is it that YOU find SO anus
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FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR

| . .
Dor, n, Hishutski, syouns Japanese. last week.
cosns, Is, 9 ns,lonas S 81 anS Soss
| An,who, 81 u.h,.,. ln.,nht.,. ne. ,or,D.d .
rronp Sndsr ,bs nsns Of Msrst' "''' '0''"''
The piano n akers' strkeAt ktoeSer Sons has
resulted iaVorsbly TO the strikers.
The nett congress of the +. each La or party will
take place In October ~ the civ ot Lille.
| Textile wo ksrs Union No 90 has Withdrawn
i. d.isSsts' ft from the Hudson County Central
w .t,n.h,r, h.. h..n .,.o,.d s,,o,d,r, s.o,..
| tsry Of Bthneb Fsst New Vol socisiist labor
psr,J' @ snd ., ES.n, F,n'neal seere'sry -
ns Gid ~, , @ A n. @ %,
-, 10 1 :, ~. " ~. ,s,.a 4. h'' VI
~. r.ss.,..,u s.s, 800 80. .,....
ns t.sn ','i'v nnnn .bon n uio" ,bs ~ ~
WofiinS here bSionsiuS to BsEsrs' nion No. "a
Hundred aud TWsniy. .hrst street several sub.onn.
trNo or- AZ emploVed and the building TRADES
unV"' % w" H'n
| The cig.rmahers' strike AZ Landauer KAim's
| of tho sIikcrs the firm agreeing TO pay the wages
| paid by sil1erthau 4 20.
The operstlyr Stonem sscnr Union, Of Brookyn,
has elected w lhm Bradley, PRECEDENT. William
MeDon.,d. Niee,P d nj, Mottimer Gleason.
reis , Edward GsS-on, Sergeant al. Arms Pat.
| Tb,ten iork ont In w.sbipstop. ID G NJ In.
tion teleEral he'd to this ciJ last night asking men
to keep away.
.sb Upqs No ~ @ h. s. lpS,. SS.,
| ds,t 7 msrs, Escnr,,,i'. s.,,stssS' y I.'ting
| Iipsno.si h,erstHiyt Y psIm Tressufer i Usp.
sen. 4. LulenberEsr II. schillnE. Trustees.
Tpe Piano Ma .srs' Union and the Arm o Sttsuch
Bts, have Gppo,nted An Ifliirst OF, Comm,,tss TO
| " hom the differences 10 regard to the boycott
sr1fs: PsDo ,S,oI go to ss ,ue%sS
tinusd
The Union siIk v,.,, r ats on strIke AT Iapdau,s
! IL Tory in UutIenburg. \. j, 1Gs men say that
prt " ,eL aud their buss refused them ar ai,sncs
Of lS pSt cent ''' '''''' :"
,r,'. - -. --.,--, ,-.- =, -
nrnts.tnS s"sns, NV sJin,nr n,a,,o.sd a., 11 ths
Smpy' An ind rnatton msetin9 viii ptobsp y be
held ne 1t sunday
The ,JouTpr,m n T,,,or,, p.,.ro,.n, and Pro,,s.
Two Union otunleu yrst' ruay eNenlng tha nohlha-
sn son. 10, ~ ~ oe aor ins
~ bs ~ an Nh toY I.,on hI.ber.r Who h. nhsbls
n.,.,r- ,.. ,.., ,.. A.. a.. ,,,.,.L,
=, During the last three days the CloAkmhoTS
unlon ha' rseeysd dnes from new members 10 y,
amount o. StOO msn are telnlrel 70 psy ~
S5 per,onS ONE M" iinion -
80 . p' vs..
seteta Ntike hHNe Teen ordered on buildnss
sssl,iing the Ar,hi,e,tulsl Iron WORKER unon,
TO- iSr r"iusinS 10 comply viii Ihe rules Of their
Union
, Az yeiterdays meeting o. the Building Tra1es'
lonnoll o. the CsntrA, Labor fehsrhtton the dss-
Eatcs oi IcnentTic Engineers No. y. Progressive
.aLoreI.' No. aud the Gilders' and Picture
TAme Mak rs' Cnion we're A.s,n New ls!,,c'
eere ehhlitel from 1snerAl Lshor.rs' ugivn No.
p,u-' a"u i'ou Tue he.teN NArpsn.'t'' oh'on'
Germany pr Socidi Ds~oera', now publi hel IN
London VII be d'eonIinurd on aud after Oct !,
n an
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A WIFE'S LESSON.
HOac UnfOWnded jealousy Caused q
World of Suffering.

ing in the paper, Hprry?"
The new law Of divorce, dear"
That horrid. immoral law !"
ITS important that every one should
understand it, :" suggested Harry.
In case they should ever require TO
avail themselves of it I" satirlzed Caro-
line.
Exactly"
Harry"
Yes. love-"
why, surely you are not going to do
so?" ID.
Indeed am"
"What, divorce me ?"
" Not that know Of"
What eau you mean What have you
to do with such vile. abominAble piece
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Coming Events.

Summer nights festival Of the Associated
Khights Of ythiaa Of tlis city, At Sulser's
when the First Regiment will give = drill
and dress parade.
Afternoon and evening picnic Of the Man
hAttau l. Hallway Relief Association, West
ern Division, At Lion Park, tine Hundred
day next
Picnic and Snmmer.nght's festival Of the
Manhattan Railway Firemen's Mutual Aid
Association at Urbach'a Morrisania Park,
One Hundred and Scventieth street and
Third ayenne, MednesdAy next
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cellent opportunity TO display her re-
marksble voice aud acting powers. and IL
her success is a. pronounced aa when she
first appeared in tins o luntry, her Iuture
Is assured. The opening night, Thurs
day, Aug. "a, has every indication OF
being Casino FIRST night. Not only IL
the regular sale OF seats quite large, hnt
hundreds of orders are received daily
from the regular first.nighters at present
in Long Branch, Newport, and other
Summer resorts, who will return for this
Occaalon
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From the Portuguese.

TFTONI JWdVFs
Mr.. Thomas StinGy is precisely what hiA
name would signify. The other day friend
visited him. 1t was very hot, md after a
few words had been interchauEed Mr..
StinRy asked his caller: - Would ycu like to
have some refreshments
vita great pleasure. dear old boyw eX-
claimed the poor fellow, who was awfulIy
thirty.
We have ,ome breeze"
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The World Ae ainst Him.

N ON JudVe
"You look sad and detected. Il anythint
the natter"
Yes; the discouraRements of my pro
fession are sometimes moro than / can bear
pookets!"
- But what has that to do with your
"Well, I'm pickpocket"
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man Van yoorhis, the opposing eounpel.
. Mr.. Van VoQrhis,. u you don't stop object
opinion OF You. ="
Van Voorhis-Mr. Ingersoll. I Thought
You were a man who never changed his
opinion.
Ipgersoll-well, may have 10 some day.
abouk IL.
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Arinn Social Clnh,s New omnern.

The Arion Social Club, Of I23 East
Eishty.eghth street, has elected the fol-
lowing officers: Joseph EnElert. President:
Nalter TOtten, Vice Presidents; John Ar
mold. Treasurer Louis Eisenmenger
Financial secretary; James Lamb, Cor
Q ponding ecretary; Herman Elatroth.
Recording Secretary and Lawrence KresR.
SergeAnt-at- Arms.
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Besohcombing in the Strait
Sunda.

10 Ns Edttor'
Are you ready ?" were the words TO q
shipmate, as our brat reached the beach
under the shade Of a tree growing bv q
stream that emptied ten feet al owe the
sand on the Island Of Java. in sheltered
cove formed by New Island and the main
land in the Straits of Sunda. Then we
ran into the brook. Whalers are wont to
wood and water here, eating their woods
from New Zealand's magnificent red and
white woods. which grow similar to our
piues and split easily The water is
casked under the fall at low tide and
RATED. Formerly native vi lage did
quite trade with our shrewd whalers for
flint muskets carr cd for trade.
In such outlandish ports II is only safe
for them to '' recruit with the crews OF
bright but deceived American youths,
who desert at the first opportunity. leaV-
ing their accumulated lays of one barrel
in 1870 on board.
The tigers from the main land had swept
the village out Of existence, and there
only renamed the little huts, made with
pol, stuck in the ground aud covered
with leaves. which was our home for
many days. after the query had been
answered in the Affirmative, aud ne had
hurriedly made our escape, with the cries
of our alarmed officers and remaining
boats crew in our ears-music compared
with the unearthly noses that greeted us
after sundown.
The chase in the jungle after us and
our future experiences with no weap n
but knife against all oumers, ana our
journey up tn" coast are still topics of
interest for the folks nt home. who de-
oare Truth ran or than Fiction" and
want IL told to the world. Bon.
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ordinarilv q safe Plaoe.

Ibid you hear Of that woman who was
arrested for trying TO smuRgie . bathing
sui!?' ,
oh, no, indeed She had secreted ~ IN
one Of her teeth that had lost the fillinR.r
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Viewing the Case Properly.
IINorl hs EpocA.

Dear Man 10 musioisn)-No. III nos give
you anything. I'm deaf and can't hear your
music 90
Erie ID speakinR into his trumpet)--Well.
give him dime out OF thankfulness because
You can't hear him.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE WORLD.
"The Balloon" Goes Up Nightly
but the Piece Will Stay.
Real wintry Eject for "The Old
Homestead's Fourth Year.

! Hot weather does not prevent the Star
Theatre from being filled nightly with All
audience which laughs and enjoys itself
over the innocent Raycty of The
Balloon The air-ship goes mp nightly,
but the piece has come to stay.
| Mr. Harry Miner ia convinced that he
will not make n mistake in opening the
renovated Fifth Avenue Theatre, with
lone Error" Cora Tanner will essay
the part OF the heroine III this plny OF
Mr.. Kidder's and has some gorgeous con.
fections of Felix TO do it with. Mr..
Miner says IL will be good, strong play.
The Eden Musee has q good card in
Prince Kanekc who Is royal juggler
and equilibrist, however royal he may be
otherwise. The man cement has secured
Otero. beautiful dauseuse. who will
arrive about the ind of September. Car
mencIta's success has stimulated interest
In the TerpsichoTean art II would be
very easy to secure n much better dancer
than Ca. mencita in the same style of
dancing. aud II is g. ~. .hoped that he
Eden Musee may have done this in the
charming Otero.
The dingy old Haymnrket has been COM
y etely trims ormed and is now neat,
very handsomely decorated place of
amusement. Worth's Museum is the new
thing.
"The Old Homestead will start on its
fourth year ut he Academy next Ocr ohnr.
IL W II have new fe uure. yes, positively
o new ieature, and 1t is this whicn makes
mention of II now in the Wild Summer
time soothing joy. The old farm at
Swansea il going to be whltened with
snow, aud til. Winter hills of New Hamp-
SIN re will he whitened with the same pnre
white mantle. 1t will be a real Wintry
effect.
Next Saturday week Knianka will be
revived at Nihlo's Garden III all its may
nilicerce. Mr.. Charles Miller the owner
and manager OF the spectacle. has already
sailed from he other side. and j. irnging
with hun the specially performers aud
dancers.
Miss Ramie Austin will ride coal
blnck steed in Guilty Without Crime. "
the horse has q part TO play. and has been
trained to do it very well. MIR. L. Z.
Schny er presented her with the beautl-
full creature.
Miss Pettina Padelford will appear with
tie Conried onIc Opera Company the
coming season. Enrico Duzensi and j.
Rafael are also engaged. Mr.. Conried
has four years contr ct with little Della
Fox, the sprighlly girl now playing with
De Wo'f Hopper at the l5r adwav. Della
can give her neither limbs the cutest little
hIrt III the world.
In Paris once a year one of the old
comic operns is revived with great sue
cess. Nine. Angot, with Judic and
Gronier in the cas-, was the latest in
stance. and It's success was partly due to
the changes and reyisions made in the
orchestra ion by Charles Lecocq. The
version 10 be done at the Cas- no will bear
the same marks of revision. and. in fact,
the production in ITS entirety will du-
pic te that a. the Eden ] hentre. Cam,lle
Darville rs Mile. Lange will have AN ex-
To regulate the Stomach, Liver and Bowels take
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Hot weather does not prevent the Star
Theatre from being filed nightly with an
audience which laughs and enjoys itself
over the innocent Rayety of THE
Balloon" The air-ship goes mp nightly,
but the piece has come to stay.
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At sheepshead Bay.
tEyosa P,,sL.

Jockey-Can't ride to-day. Mr.. Petit
Pettit-WhAts the mAtter7 Are you sickf
.Jockey-No. am not sick; but I've got .
silver in my finger and I'm afraid they'd
make II out that was overweight