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he Was All Right.

The boy i all right, said the doe,
tor, but you want to talk to him and
III his ambition. Promise him
that you Will take him somewhere
when he RECEIVERS sufficiently to 90
out. Talk to him about playing with
the boys. There are lots of ways in
which you can interest him"
Then the doctor addressed the boy.
who was just recovering from a
fever, saying Come, Mickey, cheer
up, my boy. Wouldn't you like to
go and play with your playmatesl"
A faint smile stole over the boys
face, but that was all. Stop, sir"
SAID the father; III rouse him. See
here, Mickey he asked, addressing
the boy, wouldn't you like to go out
and throw a stone through Mother
Bibbis Window The boy immedi-
ately sat up in bed and asked for his
clothes. Il thought that nd fetch
him, said the father, with a proud
smile. He's all right, doctor. -
Dundee Telegraph.
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They Scattered.

Two gentlemen entered one of the
leading hotels in Boston to take lunch
and at the same time discuss a little
business of a private nature. Their
orders being served, they found that
their conversation was not likely to
be as private as was desired because
of two overattentive walters. AT
last a bright idea struck n of the
gentlemen, and turning to his friend,
who, by the way, was a physician.
be sid:
"were you out on any of the small
pox cases lately, doctora"
Yes, l had two cas- today"
Were they bad oness" he was next
asked.
well I should say they e By
this time ! suppose they r both
dad"
Conversation was earned on with
out further embarrassment Boston
Post.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-03-28
Gladstone yictoria's Cousin.

The Paris Gaulois asserts, on the au.
thority of Mr.. Gladstone himself. tina
the prime minister of England is cousi
10 the queen. Here is the pedigree: J
If Beaufort, legitimate son of john o
Gaunt, time honored Lancaster" wa
Inc progenitor of Two great Scotch line
Of dukes-Sutherland and Athol. Jan
Gordon of the house of Sutherland mar
Tied Hughes Mackay, ancestor five gen,
,rations back of Anne Robertson, moth
or of Mr.. Gladstone. On the other side
elizabeth Stuart of the house of Athol
married Colin Mackenzie, ancestor six
generations back of Anne Mackenzie,
grandmother of Mr.. Gladstone. The
premier is thus doubly entitled to claim
royal lineage.
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WRESTLING PROHIBITED.
Berlin Makes 1t an Onense Punishable b,
Fine or imprisonment.

Fine or imprisonment.
Our Berlin correspondent has recently
ppprised US that the Berlin police are
permanently under instructions to re-
press whistling. whether recreative or
display unrelaxing energy in carrying
out their orders 10 the letter. Whistling
in public is not only repugnant to the
German approximations of die hohere
Bildung." or higher culture. but actually
constitutes a minor misdemeanor. and
as such is punishable by fine, with the
inevitable alternative of Imprisonment.
The former penalty has been incurred
within the past few days by a hall por-
ter of a fashionable hotel, Inter den
Linden, who persisted in sounding his
whistle 70. summon a cab for a client OF
the establishment after having been for
hidden to do so by an agent Of the law.
Appealing from the sentence of the po-
lice authorities to the Judgment of a
civil court. the porter pleaded that from
time immemorial it had been the custom
in Berlin 10 whistle for droskies Il
twice, thrice or four times. according Z
the relative quality OF capacity of the
vehicle required. This plea, however,
the judge rejected as irrelevant to the
point at issue-tovit, the illegality ui
whistling in a public thorOughfare-aui
further mulcted the appellant in the sum
of 3 marks for making a noise that dis,
turbed the repose of the public"
In some respects the Prussian police
authorities-to their credit and praise be
it admitted-are much s~tricter than our
own in enforcing the suppression of noise
nuisances. They are ~intiexible, for in
stance, in prohibiting the performance
street bands. They only grant organ
grinding licenses to a few infirm old sol,
diers, who moreover are not permitted
TO work their instruments of torture IN
roadways or sidewalks, but only in Ger
tain prescribed open places or in Ii,
courtyards of private houses at the sp-.
cial request of their inmates. On t..
other hand. they are overtolerant witt
regard TO all manner Of street cries auu
I % the distracting clamUr raised 10y .
children on their way to and from ,cDog
at certain hours Of the day.
Prussia i con,picu. ' a music L..
ing and music maxim country. = t.
inhabltant, IF lis c...--. .Dpy,y"r. Tor Iuf
most part live IN fla they are uu, AL
lowed to play. sing IN their alartnart 5.
after 10 O'c!uch +. IL unless with iut
express consent If the persons re-la.u-
Immediately above or below them, wLa5t
innate night to enjoy uubrokeu ret -
nights" they are bound to respect.
may they keep ON their premises a..
furred or feathered animals addicted 4,
the nocturnal utterance Of sounds Trad
murder sleep" and give rise TO irr.ra
ton of temper. The conscientious dog
prompted by a sense Of duty to bark al
night. If VIGOROUSLY vOciferous, has L
be- severely eliminated from the precincts
of a Prussian town house.-LOndOn Tel
egraph.
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Gsop's Fables.
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Anna Karsnina T. B sL Count psi kyo, TOlstot.
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Re I'll; or, the Crossed Path. BY Wilkie Collins.
o The Conscrips By I: AdolPhus Troiiope.
CAST Ur by the Sea. BY Sir samuel w. Baker.
A Child's History of England. By Charles
ciyffards of clyne. By jaime. Payn,
Confessions OF an English Opium Eater. By
Thomas De Quincy.
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rhe Count OF Monte Cristo. BY Alexander
Cousin Harry. By Mrs. Gray.
4 Daughter OF Heth.. BY William Black.
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5he DeeFslsyer: By Z; FenipoEs ceopsr;
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Double Cunning. BY Geo. Manville Fem.
re P9Es's se ar NJ BY E chsTIG Wso y Br'sn"
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Family Pride. b tie author Of PiGue.
Family secrets. by he author Of "Pique.-
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You know. said a man, there are
some people who seem to be able to
tell the time of day without the aid of
a timepiece: | don't mean by looking
at the sun or that sort Of thing. bu,
right offhand. If you ask m of these
people what time it is he says, Tween
ty-ive minutes past f. or Invent,
minutes to IL. or whatever 1t may be,
and he gets within five minutes of
right. 1t seems as though time had left
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The apple parer was given to the p1,,
lie i n 1903. At the present day n east
ern firm makes over 81 900 a year.
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The little island of Iceland, with
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Coins with dates referring to ammo
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AT the Worlds Mercy. BY flnrcnr" Warden
The yellow Mas. BY Wilkle Collins.
Matt: A Talc Of e. Caravan. - sU1I.LucEahtu
A Little Irish Girl. BY The Duchess.
Forging the Fetters. By Mrs. alexander.
Gully or Not Guilty. BIZ Amanda VI. Douglas
Sir Noel's Heir. By Mrs. May Agnes tirininE
The Twelve Great Diamonds. BY Mrs Jane
The HERES of Hcnde- Hall. BY Ettie W
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The Cuban Heiress. BIZ Mary Kyle Dallas.
Isora's Bridal Vow BY Margaret Blount.
Ralph Kaymond's Heir. Ey Horatio Alger. Jr.
The Fafl Glove. BY Clara Augusta.
The Heir If G,enville. By Francis A. Durfvage-
A Brave Lite WOMAN. By Mrs. Mary A.
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The Mil Girl Of TyroL. BY NJ. 7. Calder.
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Troublesome Girl. BY The Duchess"
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The Story OF Elizabeth. By Miss Thackeray.
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The evening world., 1894-06-13
BOUGHT THE FISH MANSION
1t VIII BE Occupied as q Lying-In
Hospital for the Poor.

The Society Of the Lying-In Hospital
of the city Of New York has purchased
the fine old mansion of the late Secretary
Hamilton Fish. at the corner Of Second
avenue and Seventeenth street. The
price paid was 100000.
The property comprises the whole block
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
street, and is 200 feet deep. The man.
sion is so feet broad and very deep. 1t
has been the scene Of notable balls, brill
liant receptions and famous dinners.
Gems, Grant, Sherman and Sheridan and
host Of statesmen have been enter
tained here.
Now 1t will become the maternity hos
pital OF the women Of the poor The
Lylng-In Hospital was founded in 1893
under a charter from the State. Its
governors have numbered leading citi-
gems, in every generation. Twenty: seven
hundr ed women have received its foster
ing care in their most trying ordeal.
The quarters at "a Broome street have
moved to the new house at once thanks
to Drs. Edward w. Lambert and Thos.
NJ. Markoe. John A. Weeks is the pres
ent President.
The evening world., 1894-06-13
MISS HERNDOM WEEDS AGAIN.
The Star Marries Her Leading Man,
Albert A. Andruss.

Theatrical people were not surprised
to-day WREN they heard the announce
.ment of the marriage OF Miss Agnes
Ierndon. the well-known emotional ac-
tress, to Albert A. Andruss. of this city.
This is Miss Herndons second matri-
monial venture. She eloped with Joseph
A. Jessel while a schoolgirl in Virginia
ana went on the stage. Jessel was her
business manager for several years, and
then in 1891 she secured divorce from
him.
Mr.. Andruss had been Miss Herndon's
leading man for the past two seasons.
He Is a son of Abraham A, Andruss, Of
121 West Eighty-second street. where the
wedding took place very quietly yester-
day evening. Before he went on the
professional stage, three years ago, Mr..
Andruss was well known in amateur
Uramatic circles In this city and Brook
IN. He first entered Helen Barry's
@.mpany.
Miss Herndon has been a shining star
. 4. the theatrical armament for several
~Iars, and has had her own companies
.e had Just closed a successful season
Chicago. She Is native of Richmond
and is said TO be entitled to recog-
Hon among the inner circle of +. f.
The evening world., 1894-06-13
REV. Mr.. UFF0RD RESIGNS.
He Will Enter the Department of
Sociology in Columbia College.

Rev. Walter Shepherd Ufford. pastor
of the Trinity Congregational Church.
at One Hundred and Seventy-sixth
street and Washington avenue. has ten
dered his resignation. to take effect July
Is.
Mr.. Ufrord gives UP his passionate to
enter the department of sociology,
which has been organized at Columbia
College. The inaugural session con-
venes next October. Prof. Franklin
,Giddings is to be the college lecturer
and Instructor in the new department.
In his letter Of resignation Rev. Mr..
Ufford states that for several years
past his synipathies and studies have
been quite as much sociological as in
theological doctrines.
He Is a graduate Of Amherst College
and Andover Theological Seminary.
He has also spent some time at Toynbee
Hall, London.
1t Is his intention to take up work in
connection with the University Settle
ment Society. 26 Delaney street, when
he has finished the course OF study.
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HARD TO GET A SHEA JURY.
Only One Jun Accepted at the
~ Troy Murder Trial.
.By Associated Prcss.)

TROY, June BIT is the opinion OF
Iany attorneys here that 1t will be Inn
sssibie 40 try Bat" Shea for the
.irder OF Robert Ross in this county.
1t is thought that a jury cannot be
ured. During the past two days only
d Juror has been accepted out of over
~ examined. The juror accepted Is
hn Hoffman. farmer OF East Poes-
[. y proceedings thus far. have devei-
&CC the strength Of the A. p, a. In
9&ofiaer County, as nearly every
NJ sor beiongB 70 that organization.
M pts them from jury duty. as
AZ 20 answer Questions concern-.
The evening world., 1894-06-13
EXAMINING
THE
STOMACH
BY
ELECTRIC
LIGHT.

90" Medical Electricians have
recently devised plan by which
the interior of the human stom-
nch may be illuminated for ex-
animation. The patient is laid
upon the operating table and u
slender tube. carrying a glass
bead upon its end, is introduced
into the stomach. A small light
inside the bead is supplied by
fine wires running out through
the tube and connected to
small battery. The interior of
the stomach is plainly lighted
and all its parts are brought
into view by a small movable
mirror at the end of the tube"
Quoted from the WORLD Encyclopedia Britain
MICA.
The above picture is photo
graphed from an illustration on
page 61O of the supplement in
the back of Volume VIII. of
the WORLD Encyclopedia
Britannica. 1t is only one out
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the subject of Electricity con-
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faro Light" Wood Dynamo, "
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iRctur'ng business; thlri interest," LOT Sl'21vgvi
G n3d lr'Ht Souns mHn prele'fSSa. hoDH"i
PARTNER, will 81, 500, In wood turains busi-
ness r. q. T., box ~ Northport, l. ].
PRINTERS-rH Half Interest In good-paying office
for sale TO practical man only. Address Cyl
Under. box 81 World.
PRINTING OFFICES iobbers' cabinets, Sei
FIETCHER. Is Frankfort st. city I,
| SALOON on llth ave. /: only 500 cash EsquiIsds
. PAUL soRG. 10 strykeE, lana.
| sALo0N-A CHANCE 10 secure Az estA5 ;ishsq pey-
Ing S sss.nst; n $50 flhfeiAh' ~ 1880
sTESo0RAPHER- : kxpsr lady. tYpes,It1I
Il ~ aud 01< infol6st N HSIacIIyl<I 14'<< I@|