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With DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, she's
different woman. And it's a change that can
no seen as we'll as felt. The system is invigor-
ated, the blood enriched, digestion improved,
melancholy and nervousness dispelled.
With the "Favorite Prescription" all tho
proper functions are restored to healthy
action. Periodical pains, weak back, bear
ing-lown sensations, nervous prostration, all
~ female complaints" arc cured by 1t. It's
the only medicine for woman's weaknesses
and ailments that's guaranteed to do what il
claimed for 1t, If il doesn't give satisfaction.
in every case for which it's recommended,
the money is returned.
Can something else offered by. the dealer,
though it may pay him better, DO Just Is
good"a
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Why They Cannot Participate.

LONDON. April 28.-The archbishop of
Canterbury said, at the annual meeting of
the society for the propagation Of the COS.
rel. TINT he and brother bishops felt bound
by duty TO refuse the generous and cour-
tecns invitation extended them to attena
the worlds religious congress in Chicago.
Their reason is that they felt that Chris
tianity could not be made a member of n
parliament OF religions without n tacit ad.
mission that the other religions had equa!
claims with it upon the faith of mankind.
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Old Liberty Bell at Chicago.

CHICAGO. April 2S.-Amid the blaze of
rockets and Roman candles, and welcomed
by the shouts of crowds of people, tho
westward journey of 'O!d Liberty 3elr'
came to an end tonight. The reception at
the depot was informal, the only official
delegation being a squad of police. A re-
ception. however. had already been &C
corded the famous relic and a distinguished
escort, by special committees from the city
council and Worlds fair committee on
ceremonies, who met the train bearing the
bell at the state line.
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LOTS IN RROADMATEn ADDITION

LOTS IN BROADWATER ADDITION.
have lots for sale in all parts Of this addition
at low prices and easy terms. Purchasers who
build CAn have three to five years. time to pay
for their lots. Among the bargains l have in
this addition arc two lots on Benton avenue
adjoining electric line at $37a each; n corner on
peosta avenue l00xl2s, only ono block from
Benton Avenue for $l.2a0; q corner having l2A
feet on Madiso on avenue and 100 on Holiins. ON
electric line, for si.t2s; q CORNER sOxl25' one
block from Benton avenue for $3.50.
trio line.
saas for lot Hoxl4O on Sparta street, levol. city
$4,000 Tor the hest block in Willard addition.
containing 10 lots. each 50xlA0.
$3.50 for four lots in Northern Pacific First
addition, each 5UxiA0.
$l,20. sin-room house and fine level lot, 5Oxl40,
only 800 down and s1h a month.
$4,000. modern brick seyen-room dwelling,
new, and good lot ON east side. $500 down.
Good frame dwelling Of ak rooms, new, shed.
fences. CITY wator, with two fine Lowell lots. each
5Oxl40. An excellent location for anyone wish
ing to keep hens or COWS. House insured three
years for $500. $3.50 down. balance to suit pur-
chaser. Price $l.65O.
houses to rent from 50 up. Furnished house
six rooms. on kifth avenue, $50; furnished house.
four rooms. $22.5 So.
WALTER MATHESON,
.H Room is. Gold Block,
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Has n Political lessen

LONDON, April 2S.-The Daily Chronicle
slys this morning: 1.-The attempt to shoot
Gladstone suggest the murder OF President
Garfield, and warns unionist statesmen who
indulge in the abuse of Gladstone that there
are people In Ireland and England who read
and translate such abuse into action"
The Daily News says: "Tne incident he's
embarrassed unionist circles and encout-
aged many unionists to protest openly
against the incendisry speeches of theil
leaders,"
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SuMMpNs-IN THE DISTRICT COURT or
y the First judicial district Of tho state OF
Montana In and for the county OF Lewis and
M spn INV "; s ris:s%, ;S S,:1Sns1sal , ys S .iisSs d sa.sss
The stata Of Montana sends gfestins to the
above named defendants,.
hr a . 70 sa asrss' y 1sa Ss The i sassn named 10 : p! silaia
IN tho district court Of tho First judicial district
r The state II Montna., n a .na iof ~ tina oonn,y ct
day a'Sa i aN ssTsics ya sitss &c sse s %ssss,os s' On YOU q 3 IN liz
sersea on; 81 ct s tSis sou wssS.e but wv Within ai1oh hssd. q; +
sit inss tws1tES s days. scs.S Sths wiii e. T .shea . sa.lus a: .ss
men. mt . .s.H ss', as Il rs S!'s 'sarse hiiord ID 1s tss
laua. for work and labor performed and money
expended at tho special instances and request OF
s saida aG;orse n, ia'r I'd by j IL /, ,l sInss, .,... On the 1n
Colorado unorganizel mining district. Lewis
;5s m ol.,sa ScuP ~ t MIspt hx LA md i f. t 9
against SAID properties in the 'ti,e OF the re-
eorder Of deeas Of eaid @, unity on Msreh 81, 1897,
said work and labor being performed beginning
amounting Dns; aHi xG to SAID iae sunni ua Of sse ~ 10. ihe esid lode
S iaMs' 70 are wit: mere IF. p Sitisqa aS,, dss iads sl, ss no. Sa.
ford quartz lode claim No. 8, tie Golden Irsas-
nre quartz lode claim. al situa,ed in township 0
norm, range = Wtel OIL montana pTlHClp0l muS.
idian in Lewis and larks uounty, Montana, and
all lay adjoining each other. : omplAint asks
that $3.50 DO allowed as counsel foe for the proa-
ecution Of this action, and alleges that on April
Ia. 1892. the claim ct J. r. brnsevit1 was sold,
and requires that defendant - clifford. wife Of
defendant 6eoree Hiford cot out he. claim, II
DO adjudicated. For further particulars sec
complaint now on file.
And You arc hereby notified that II ron fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, as above
REQUIRED the said plaintiff will take iudsmont
<S6s 81. with interest from March 81. 1892. and
oosts OF suit md d VII apply to the court for the
Given under my hand and the seal Of the dis
trict court of the First judicial district 81 tho
state of Montana. in and for the
.co county Of Lewis and Clarke.
Seal First this 81st day OF March. in the
Jud. Dist. year of our Lord one thousand
Court. eight hundred and ninety-three.
-~--- JOHN BEAN. Clerk
BY II. j. CASSIDY. Deputy Clerk.
John 6. Miller, Frank d. Miracle. Attorneys
for Plaintiff.
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Eeiuses to Deal With Eean.

WASHINGTON. April 28.-No information
has been received at the state department
in regard to the report fIom Valparaiso
that the CHILEAN minister of foreign affairs
has refused to hold further official commu-
n~ication with Minister Egan or account of
the latter's course in the recent controversy
about Gillian refugees.
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OF Course 1t Is Denied.

LONDON. April 2S.-The St. Petersburg
correspondence of the Daily Telegram says
recent reports of q peasant uprising In
southern Russia. and the consequent stop
ping OF the czar's train, are unfounded.
The train halted for q few minutes near
Charkoff, he says. to replace a rail which
had bean torn from the track. Otherwise
the c7sr's trip was not interrupted.
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WALTER MATHE
Room Is. Gold Block.

SUMMONS-1N THE DISTRICT COURT OF
~ tho First judicial district Of the state Of
in and for the county of Lews and
Clarke.
Joseph PAIGE. plaintiff. vs.. Emma PAIGE. de-
PENDANT.
The state Of Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
in the district court Of the First judicial district
of the state of Montana, in and for the county. OF
Lewis and Clarke. and to answer the complaint
filed therein. within ten days exclusive Of the day
OF ~service) after the service Oh you OF this sum
mons, if served within this county: or. 1t served out
of this county, but within. this district, within
twenty days, otherwise, within forty days. or
judgment by default will be taken against You
according to the prayer Of said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain a decree
diss diving the bonds of matrimony existing b.
tween said plaintiff and defendant. and award
ing tho custody of two minor children to plain
till. as will more fully appear from plaintitf's
complaint.
And you are hereby notified that il you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint. as above
required. the said plaintiff. will apply to the
courtfo the relief demanded in said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of the dis
triot court OF the First judicial district OF the
state of Montana, in and Tor the
-~-- county of Lewis and Clarke
Zeal First this sd day Of April, in the
'' Court a.'s, s s'ss, # ss Ss; a; "a 81 - ss'Ss; sss y; ?
BY g. o. FREEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
c. B. Nolan, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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> regular meeting Of Tho siociholdors Of Tho
Freddie Lee Mining company will be held at tho
office OF the United smelling md heGning com
day. May. .. ls08. 1T u o'clock m. for tho pur-
pore at Gle cting ~oiiicers and = board Of trustees
10 serve Tor this ensuing year and Tor tho trans
notion OF such other business ~ may come b0-
fore II. CHAlLEs q. 6kIEFlTH,
Secretary.
Helena, April 2b. 1904.
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Helena. April as. 1904.

ITO THE. STOCK HOLDERS on THE EI1ZA.
.his company % Avail itseif' q the p ri Of :
law law lust enacted BY tho legislature, Of Montana.
thirds of thu stock. this compsny may make its
s.oef assessahle. y Ia asked Of owners Ut stock
OF this company who may have certificates In the
name 81, others than themselves 10 eond them
to the Office for transfer. In 0idsr 70 establish
proper ownership.
l. NJ. RUMBEY. President
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pARTIES WISHING THE KELLEY TREAT
ment tor liquor, opium. morphine. or to.
bncco iabits, please call at or address the Hell.
information
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SITUATION WANTED BY AsTAID WOMAN
- as housekeeper or work in a small family.
Inquire No. 1lo EAST Cutler street. references
FURNISHED.
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EOR S~ALE-SADDLE HORSE AND HEAVY
outfit for sa'e cheap. Can be to,n At Britt
Il Doug .erty's stables. North Main street.
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SITUATION WANTED-A DRESSMAkER
y would like sewing. sL5O per day. Address
Dressmaker, los howie street.
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LOR SAL.E-CHEAP, A SOHMFR UPRIGHT
4 piano as good As now. an excellent instru-
ment; must be sold before May j. Schlesinger
ll3 Ninth avenue.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-EEMALE.
Advertisements under thus head hres time.
FRFK.

SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY
Address r.. b, Independent office.
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To LOAN
EDUCA1IONA

NoIiCf:-THE ANNUAL MEETING OFTHE
,tncsholdsrs of tie he'd Mountain Consoli-
aateh Mining conn any. for tho election OF I'VE
trustees and the tran, action of such other bust
ness as may, properly como up. will be held ut
the once OF the company in tho city OF Helena
on Monday, May ], 1893, mt three O'clock u. IN
Hat. Lila j. FUCHS, escretary.
Dated Helena, April u, 1893,
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0lriS Employment Agency.
ssa North Main street. 1%Ns,ephoaa aOS
Wan-tod:

Want6d=
amen for dairy farm
! sheep.horder,
80 Finlxndcrs to chop wood.
3 railroad lAbornra, free fare.
Hdining-rooM girla.
= girls for housework in city. ea
4 girls for tho country. -a
FOR REMIT hotel, furnished.
FOR SALE-Wood in lots to suit purchasers.
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FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE.

l. Mcnt., on corner lot, that cost $1,000. for
Sl,l0), rents for $500. Address y. w. Barbee,
Great tails, Mont.
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EOUS

LOR SALE-S2.3 800 HOUSE FOR 1.773. 81
L per month or to suit. ii. b. Reed & Co.
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Doesn'E" loohw
as she ought-ths
weak, nervous
and ailing wo-
man. As long az
she suffers from
tho aches, pains,
and arrangements
peculiar to hen.
sex, she can't az
pcct to.
But there's only
-1 A.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY GIRL TO DO
y sewing by the day. Call or address
1922 breckenridge street.
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WANTED TO BUI-A FRESH Mich COW.
Adde'S or call, 1927 Boulder avenue.
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SITUATION WANIED-BY AN EXPERT
- enced dressmaker to work in families. Call
or address $40 Highland street.
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'sed offered at 67Ac.

Money on call easy. 3M6 per cent. closed Of
fered at 3. Primo mercantile paper 6@s per
cent. Sterling exchange firm. with actual bus
mess in bankers bills at $..o5A A4.e5A for sixty
day bills. and Sksseii 4. so14 for demand.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
Crrcteo. April 2s.-Cattle-Reocipts, 5000;
steady to easier; choice to prime steers, SIS. 5O0
$50; mediums, Sl.oo15. Is; others, 81. cog .sO;
Texans. Sd. 9au4.35.
Iogs-Reeeipts $4,000: steady to trife higher;
mixed. $1,000 nc; assorted and prime heavy,
81. 80 i.s,; assorted light. S1.G5@7. Is; pigs,
ST.2j01.a0 &.
sheep Receipts 5000: steady; clipped Texans,
S~2.e7G43. 80; other %clippel, s4.a095.25; fleece
Texan, S5.009a.5O; prime western wethers, 1915
@l.41.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. April 28.-WReat-Firm; cash,
7lHc: July, T4ac.
CONFIRMS: cash. 41Nc: July. 1870.
Oats-firn; cash, z9ac; July, 29Ac.
Earley-t2c.
Professionally; cash. rs. 05: July. $1a.40.
a~rd-Steady; cash, Slo.07la; July, $40, s5.
R~ibs-Steady; cash, $9.87Ma; Ju,y, IS. So.
khort clear-$102 jh 1850.
thouloers-$9. 75Gt1 GO.
WOOL.
NEW YORK. April Es.-Wool-Quiet: firm: do
mestic fleece. 27@32c; pulled. 26a37c. Texas
11@2ic.
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nor RENT-FIVF-ROCM HOUSE WITH
l. large cellar. stables, sheds. chicken house,
etc city and cistern water: rent reasonable.
Apply Steele & Clements.
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ClTUATloN WANTED-As sTENOGRAPH-
. or by young lady of experience. Address
Cora johnson, room Is johnson building. Gin
Cinnati, o.
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SlTUATIoN WANTED-BY A sWEDE GIRL
y who has lately arrived to do Homework in a
small family. Gall or address Newcomer
1875 Lyndale avenue, city.
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Great Falls, BOULDER and Basin, $50.
10 LET.-7-rosm frame s sss With t,, water; US;
room, Park avenue. s.. rooms. furnished. with
bath. $ls-$2o.
SITUATIONS WANTED-EEMAL
Advertisements under this head three time.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY
NJ in millinery store. or sewing, or store.
Address +. b., independent office.
SITUATION WANTED-A DRESSMAkER
- would like sewing. Sl5O per day. Address
Dressmaker. 1Us howie street.
SITUATION WANTED BY A STAID WOMAN
- as housekeeper or work in a small family.
Inquire No. 1o EAST Cutler street. references
FURNISHED.
SITUATION wANTED-BY. GIRL TO DO
y sewing BY, the day. Call or address
1922 breckenridge street.
SITUATION WANIED-BY AN EXPERT.
y enced dressmaker to work in families. Call
or address $40 Highland street.
SiTUATloN WANTED-As srENOGRAPH-
y er by young lady Of experience; Address
Cora Johnson room % johnson building c'n-
cinnati. U.
| SlTUATIoN WANTED-BY A sWEDE GIRL
~ VINO mas lALSly uIEAVCA w w IL ~
small family. Call or address Newcomer
1875 Lyndale avenue. city.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
Advertisements nnoss 'a'1 Ae'1 three times
CITUATION WANTED BY A COLORED
y man in come good Helena club; is an expert
enced club room porter: best of references. Ad-
dress Thos. frames, 1915 Curtis street, Denver,
Colo.
SITUATION WANTED-CLOTHING SALES
~ man. A young married man wishes a situa-
ton in clothing store; lest OF references given.
Address G.. W. f., this office.
GITUATION WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE
either on a ranch OF at a mine. Address Us
Broadway.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
WANTED-BOY TO LEARN GROCERY AND
w stationery business; good. opening for
bright. capable boy. Weinstein Go.
BOARD ROOM OFFEREsaE
THE BROADWAY HOUSE, THE ONLY
L first class private rooming house in the city.
Has the best rooms; modern conven,encea;
connection: frst-class tables. Miss NJ A. lin
erty. proprietress, Woods block, 57 Broadway,
Helena, Mont.
TOR RENT PLEASANT FURNISHED
I room with board at 304 Benton avenue Can
accommodate table boarders. r
TOR RENT-COMFORTABLY FURNISHED
J. rooms with board, at 20 N. Benton ave.
Three minutes walk from Main street.
EOR R~ENT-ROOMS AND BOARD. SOC
i Warren street, corner Sixth ave.
o RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS.
TOR RRNT-FURNISHED ROOMS, IS TO 81
1 per month. SIG Eighth avenue.
FOR RENT-FURNlsHED ROOMS From
street.
FOX REkT-DWEI.LINGs,
FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE. THREE
l. or SIX rooms. 81 South Benton avenue.
EOR RENT-FIvk-ROOM FURNISHED
l. house. Apply Sol Beattie street. corne
SiIth avenue.
EOR RENT. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. b
Reed & Co., opposite Grand Central Hotel
Largest list in city.
nor RENT-FIVF-ROCM HOUSE WITT
l. largo cellar. stables, sheds. chicken house
etc city and cistern water: rent reasonable
Apply Steele q Clements.
LOR RENT-SIX-EOOM HOUSE; BATI
L room, closets and good cellar; No. 1893 Lyn
dale avenue. Please call and SEQ.
> FOL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
TOR RENT-KRANICH'S GROVE-WEL
1 known summer resort, with saloon. dwell
ing house. dancing pavilion, bowling alloy, an
other garden fixtures, for a period of sever,
years. krnst Kranich, proprietor.
Unu Cpv,Av rSv.-
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NOTICE OF Observation-Disclosures MIN

l. NJ. RUMsEY. President
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
Advertisements nnase hs Ae''4 three times
ITTr

CITUATION WANTED BY A COLORED
- man in come good Helena club; is an expert
enced club room porter; beet of references. Ad-
dress Thos. frames, 1915 Curtis street, Denver,
Colo.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
EDICK-SHIELOS WEDDING.
U. s. Commissioners Daughte,
Married on His Birthday.

United States Commissioner John A.
Shields is receiving the congratulations
of his friends for two reasons just now.
lie was tifty-four years old yesterday, and
last evening he gave his daughter. Miss
Bessie Nelson Shields, away in mar
riagc to Samuel Delavan Edick, of Coop
erStown.
Mr.. fdick is tire son of Judge Edick,
and the bridegroom has just been hon-
ored by the people of Otsego County by
an election as County Treasurer.
The couple We're married by Rev.
Lindsay Parker. Of st. Peters Protes-
tant Episcopal Church. Brooklyn. at the
home of the brides parents, 300 Scher-
merhorn street. The best man was
Stearns Edick. a brother of the bride
groom. The maid of honor was the
brides sister. Miss Shields. The ushers
were John Pier Mum. Gilbert f.. RoG-
ers. Frederick Mygatt and Ambrose Nc
CabP.
The guests were limited to intimate
friends. The gifts included a check with
four figures from the brides father. a
complete silver service from Mrs.
Shields. a French enamel and gilt clock
from Judges Wallace, Lacombe and Ship:
man, of the United States Circuit Cour
of appeals, and Il cut glass vinigrette
from Judge and Mrs. Alfred Coke.
A honeymoon in the South will pre-
code the settling down of the bridal pair
in Cooperstown.
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boldly, then. my own name?
No; and at once l selected a short,
crisp. yet euphonious and wholly likely
masculine cognomen. l wrote my copy:
addressed and sent 1t to Monsieur Jules
Dessinoir. the well-known manager of a
certain department of Figaro. l dated
the accompanying note from my own
home, and forthwith took my family
into my confidence, as well as the but
Ter and housemald, who might be likely
to answer the postman's call, or the
conclerge's inquiry for Count Kar-
jak."
l waited. Not long, however, for in
the next but one Saturdays issue OF
Figaro, 10 and behold! was my story.
Net only this. but my amused father. on
turning over the paper. held mp TO my
astonished and somewhat terrified gaze
the announcement that Monsieur lie
Comte Karjnk, a distinguished Russian
now visiting Paris for the first time,
would probably be induced to contribute
to these pages certain other of his Inn
pr essions to follow those most entertain
ing and unique ones contained In the
present number"
How they all laughed about the table.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Coming Events.

The Diamond Pleasure Club will hold its an
nusl ball "Wednesday evening. Jan. 10. in the
Uptown assembly Rooms, Flfty-ffth street and
Third avenue.
The Black Crooks will hold their masquerade
and civic ball In the Lyccum Opera House, Thir-
ty-iourth street and Third avenue, Saturday even
ing, Dec. %.
The matinee hall OF the Vigilant Association
will take place Thursday afternoon, Nov. so. in
the Uptown Assembly Rooms. Fitty-sixth street
and Third avenue.
The annual invitation ball Of the James t.
Mcehan Association will be held In the Central
Opera House, SiNty-seventh street. near Third ave-
nue., Wednesday evening, Jan. "a.
The Hanover A. G. will hold It's ball In Rem
wick Hall, Eighty sixth street, near Third ave-
nue., Monday evening, Dec. II.
The Lenox will hold iG first monthly dance
in Harlem Opera House, One Hundred and TWEEN
ty-hfth street near Seventh avenue. Wednesday,
NOV. 20.
Hope Lodge. No. pa, F. and A. NJ, will give
its annual entertainment and ball in Lexington
Avenue Opera House. Fiity-eighth street, near
Lexington avenue, Nov. 20.
The Ex-New York Turner Cadets will have their
annual invitation ball Wednesday, Nov. 20, in
Turn Hall, Is and IS East Fourth street.
Tho annual ball OF the Martin Msdigan As
ISOLATION will be held In Clarendon Hall this even
ing.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Widely different one thnn ours.

a widely different one than ours.
Presently, too, at my mothers weekly
| receptions, was heard mention Of kar-
. lax. Who was he ? i'iJ we know " Did
| know =? Since | had been lately in
| Russia. perhaps. l had something to tell
Of him, his personality, ago. estate ?
! And one young and beautiful woman
even went so far as to tell ME in conf
dence that she was much taken with his
style. his thoughts, his wit, humor,
esprit and naif Observation-Disclosures way of
looking at the amenities of Partisan So
cial life,
She declared that she had made up
her mind definitely to know him. That
NJ. Dessinoir was an intimate friend Of
hers, and that he had promised her only
that very day most faithfully hat ne
would use his best cEdeavors to bring
the Comte KaIjak to her next evening
at home.
said 10 her how delightful" and I
thought how dreadful. What will NJ.
Dessinoir do" and then all this passed
out OF my mind as | caught the drift II
the conversation OF two literary men who
stood on tho other side Of me,
"Oh.' said one, ''hc IS a novice, that
- too evident, still your KavjaE Is
enormously clever, Slav an bout des
ongles-a little raw IL barbar!c still."
"Yo ere mistaken" retained the 9TH
err. Il am convinced that this new
light in cur Figaro Is a man OF ospe-
rience. considerable age, ard perhaps
tired out with what is called the
world"
turned away; the situation was too
much for me. l rushed over TO my young
friend. Pauline A., and took refuge in
discussing with her the gown / ives