The evening world., 1894-03-03

M SIN "rhou Lamb of calvary" AN
y" tiHt Ar" Weary ani Heavy LADEN
,Iu7t as l Nm. Without Dn" iI"n' ana
Jesus, i."N"r ut Ny .'"ul' followed IN
quick succession The girls Ill seemed
to- know tn" "ur!t perfectly, q fact
which c%N,ir"i thu interest of the 70"
porter, who asked 4 girl who's" vote" had
been l%oulrst where undo! heaven they
had learned them.
"Oh. we've an l"on on TIA" Isl nd. and
they sing them There s1" explained.
ALI KNrIT IN PRAYER
Finally tn" singing was oyer and Mrs
pray. 1t Wa IN imlt"SSiy" and not
soon to l." forgotten -i-ht to SOC those
women fan ON their KIN - IN an att
tut" of PRAYER. ono, cinnamon, cyl
IDENTIFY 4 convert. lii tn" sliu". ana COW
"r'l his eyes r"Nrrvutly with hIs hand
Although fun # grammatical lhrsrs, 1t
vas "A w"nd,rtuI prayer. fun Of IN"
ol%ouu"uc" whirh comes only from the
heart. AMI calculated to touch tho keen
ct s"n4ihihti"s of shame" In those hard
sn"d girls and stir NJ IA" memories Of
hearts II is hard to say, hut ~"utwnrlly
they AZ least shovel III" earnest woman
wins had suppltcttcd II higher power
FIR mercy, tor them al III" respect
they could. The prayer was followed
by another hymn. aud then the praying
band went NJ to the floor ahuv" to the
room Of two girls called ''lorir" and
= \ Chinrman addressed as Ching was
sitting at II table drinking beer with the
girl called ArEi" She was n hrll-looK-
Ing, dark haired Ei"l, who's" naturally
bright complexion was h"tEhi"u"l with
rouge, whtl" tue heavy p"nr!.IinS under
hr eyes mad" thew louli lik" burnt
holes IN a hldul ct. AS the band On
10 Mrs. Williamson. II thought YOU were
going 10 stay downstairs all night.
luu,v" ban down ther" over an hour. ="
I with IA" kindness which oharaclrriZcs
. MI her tttltn- t,ENt,sl tl4y, t.Iti- IN.
missionary. replied that the neNt time
they would conn" To her room first. nc
crmpanNinE her words with a smile
such as ON" would give to a slightly
hayward bat murh-lov"l child.
STRANGE ASSEMBLY.
Nrarly all the girls had followed tho
F AM upstIirs, anon them the girl
Sighlly thu worse for nruor. Chairs
W"r" t"w, and AE%ir had seated herself
ON The hoo, with h"i head resting
nFntnsi tn" Ghinaman's knee IN, in,
down, seated herself 'esilc the China
man, at lh" sam" time throwing her
arm famil!nrly around his neck. For a
mlnut" a hraMl seemed imminent. Az
pi", who evidently regarded hing az her
especial property, warmed her rival to
get away. to which tn" other girl re-,
llt"i that th"r" was no other place for
her to SIT.
Then don't sit" remarked Agsir.
%tcr+"ly, her hlg eyes blazing wrAthtully,
F. u I's'l'l 'I~lll lltll'' WAS lll'l.'Nl ny II
hardened ukinE woman, who REMARKED
to tn" intruder that she'd have" more
s"lt-r"Spcs, than to act like that. This
inrunErUuuS apuonl 60 her sci; respect
must haN" affected the girl, for sh,
quietly got w and Disappeared In tn,
nall, not returning again that nt%ht.
Mrs. Williamson sugr'-' Il mat they
begin tn" scrNic" by pray Ct hut Agile
Mho s""m"l To- dtslupruN" of this com
m"uCrm,ut. directed in a surly ton,
that "tl"y'l either sing or get out u
her room, she'd have ~ praying there
IN, Girls Al, uttered r"pr"achtui cNcIa
nations ~ what they considered th"il
r~olItn'un = ii~rnSI"ct. Again Mrs
W ,lllmsru showed 'hr tact to wutr!
she uW"s tho small influence over th"s,
girl- which she pu>S"s~vs, ioi she mr,"
ly smlirl kindly and asked Agti" wha
sons she wiSlrl to SING Thu girls IT,
,. Quest was for "Nurr, Is My Wauuvriul
Girl Tn-Night." which seems to h" ;
inyurit". Then followed a repetition .
b tn" service which had taken place Il
. l<itfN'S roam