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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-08-16
Sir William Howland Weeds.

ToaoNTo, Aug 16.--Sir William How land, OK lieutenant governor of Ontario, was married to Mrs Bethune, a widow.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-08-16

Thought to Have Killed HimseIL RoCKLAND, Me-, Aug 16.-Alec Snow, a wealthy citizen, is missing, and it is feared he has" committed suicide.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-08-16

HOODS PILLS euro Liver Ihs, BiliOusnesss Indigestion. Headache A TNNasant laxative. All DruRgista
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-08-16
$2.OO.

No auction sale, no bank rupt sale. No sale of any kind ever gave or will give such values.
 Our claim is good; "The greatest values on earth" in Clothes, and your money re- turned if you cannot use the goods. Get your Clothes now at
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-08-16
Native Vegetables.
IOSEPR A llCkSOA, Archltect.

AIley's Blosk. Waterbury. OonA' Ana TIT Wegt lasth street. New York.
 PT.ANB AND GUPNRIMTEADMNuM osaI, classes of buildInge. Many yeaEs' sge- @ ciiefsts tf1s beet results with the lsast eNpeR- dttuEzs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-02
,r,,- r.rArE rEANsFEEs.

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-, ,~" io,. :, 81 o., u ave. 2s,ioe2. a..
rr..r.a ku,s anl husband 10 3,,@1y rtc.I,rix
j., r,., e.. t.fr - Ta,han r GeaocrF, 90
>'r,al Joining l.' , ~ "-l'" rnr.
rNt I.,rgrar 80 william rrlugi" ...--... l4"
~ , H. q i,g ~ - ana husband to
cl'.,ne~ 81 L'yyi-r ,,..;.., t,t ami william
So, Pr. . D., '.'.. mon ........ 1850
lt 80 ~, N.r,ini,. " .'''..'..
ii. 49,. 3. Il" MI, E..s s.. ave. mi: Ssi".
Sc. .. ~, g. = - central i'ar. wes'. 2oV
i,.. ~,-a1 ~.Il-.n O., James 7 Ryan. eA-
.'..s- p'.'r..lH ,,r,so II lllsln referee. -
.-.... v..rr ... ....... .......... t9''l
en-. 30 o s. ~ lr.,a,c. 2s>oS g.. John
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~ az To- :, 4, 3D., "a i,@ Il io,G2 10.
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Aaa. T. oir.rn :, M,-..,t i.'r,.e, ,.. 1000
W,G,a D.. 3D. o,l'.,a-, = rudolph W,'n'a 10 ...
,a.a y, 20 s. aae q o. 81 Mal.,o.a,, i2e,io22
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win az. <, -. a;.-,7ls p-' rniam TO -
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Sow L Mt,a.i by a,,ara@y LYMAN S'nn
,o I'M ,'''''' y, - Amsterdam ave. ?Gv
To- .. '''harn~ wisaHi TO I>ni Bosch and 400
,, sa.'s' =. 80, w~.,. Herman li,r,nbachc to
iao,i..' n osrn~r ~ =, Nicholas 49, l2's
I.t,4,al M,In,er ana wife t. Eunn kahn. 800
Hamilton rcrrace r. i2'li q n = i'is'-s'.
7','a,t - >, o5ii It = l29tn st. '0V7' caro- -,
~. inns =, Gg.'av t iI,a,,,,o ro-,,,. .,5y Ia
lrr,s Gc,frr Il sheldon. ,s'irn'' u William II ., ~
ii,,r. n !. go5 r. v 4 IN ave. 9,si,'il JOS .o
~ ,11,,,",| ~ V,.b,I cHr',i,or ~ Clar,ncc Z;
lsm ', T.r ,,' 'rner n llsi. l2liix
iai.,',i' u 81. ~ 4 u G,haye. 2o,iooli. 50,
rri' J. a7oi r. " = sih'a,r isiixcIi;
iIcn.y Grn aa4 VIE 70 !r2ns , No Mill i,
Levi. n.sn to E,s lso,as ...- .: IN go"
>rl u ,,il,, m, r''' ..........
lc tri AZ !" iI5 +, " II ii-aTc i7,IooIi. I'd
va'i III" ""' we 10 KOS" ..'.,' iiso,
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iclh s. ~ :, - 81 l, yG 'y Wi% h"'P 7,n
i2N y" N M1 i:'n rran M%' 1% a5ca a%G'"' To-
s2r', ~ J.. !. al Sim nrcr to Anton HID
TIA .n n.y. "" 3d. i,7a It Of >ycau. a Pleasant,
l. ' n1 IS ,. i,,s nsc,y to Henry So"
Inn s""'' 81 70, .., William cnfrcw and VIE 1870
TO- J'n''."n NJ Levy ;, , -, ,o;;
,,',,.,, and vic :, Rnsol. o;odb.rr ~ oct
,.',, .,ap q, a.. - An ,,. iINloo If lanes
Gry and WI. 90 samuel y lyon ,,oo -,
! l;.In.i'. ." .r1 ia. ., pernord Cohen
''.F'" - "'''" ''' VIZ n 10
| - SxIt
| lutih g. u ~, I' -. ~ I'VE : 70
lriit ''h'"ht u" '""I y, -nx;i. D,,.ii n ''
Manson Nv NV ,"' ~. :. I'll ''
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Hin - 100 81, nny tun # Soi. simon Sterne
I'm ~, O., go ii",r,N S,nn anI another ..
'7thsi r. r. , of T,"T T,n %'AiV' iis o
ga 1T ~, NJ ~ $e t's' r''''nf'' "'.''' I477;
n = s,r AMI wifc 10 Detlev Wuit 800 2iiO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-02
HEART or THE ADIRoNDACKs.

Long Iikr For sale splendid 5000 choice
and villa sites IN lOacre lots or lo Leg VITA pNi-
buying. Ilfllcd let for Apply
" HAZARD STEVENS 80 DC oEshige ST.. Boston, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-02
Ncu Dnbllcallone.
'JNIIE FORUM
FOR APRIL CONTAINS

The Real "ouintessence Of Socialism"
W. H. MALIOCK
Tho Battle OF Standards ana the Fail Of Prices.
EDWARD ATKINSON
Is Sound Finance Possible Under Popular Government?
]. H. MINISTER
Social Discontent.-I1I. More Remedies HENRY HOLT
Women in European Universities. ALICE HlMMERN
4 study Of Bcrgars ana Their Lodgings
AI.VAN T. SANBORN
The Doom Of the Small Town. ...IIENRY !. FLETCHER
studies Of Notable Mon: Lord Hoschery
JUSTIN MCCARTHY
Suppression Of the Lottery and Other Gambling,
Rev. Or. NEWMAN SMYTH
The Healjhful Tone for American Literature.
RICHARD BURTON
DC ALL NT:WsSTANDs. &C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-02
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

AP 2c!,, ''' .s s1a " f ;c' Of }dasd m
A,at cIa1Ie 70 Tinted 5'ae: rTi.' c. Nv - ooo
pach.nann Jonn 20 Ann Jackson l0ads' .,o
nisr. o.eor,.s T. and VIE to Harlem savings
nauk - IS, East ,I i3ne.S t., ins Tui,abl. c
Kssurancr socic,y rnrel states Ih-s'. 20 ,oooo
~, w 2 fbHnas =, the rarmers Loan ami Trust
90 6is'st 10 Il W of LeNinston-a'"' ,ocn,
naril~y Marcci.. = A9nc Z Hri ,e. corner 300
uat2 H,'tI rnd VII" To- VI Ulmann al
'' esao ',' 10 i@ woos'es,. ? 1873"
': Nr% ydE ' Malson.av. 3TG Of ae'h- 90,
conner. benjamin F. ct al to John Bentley. Sc
corner Centre and Duane SITS. and other PROV $50
cohen nernald and another TO NJ J oI,rien n $ 500
casn.r crawford to E W Downing. ~ 49, West IN
cT 2S@ 81 LA = and another to NevYork ilse
INSURANCE 20. '3i-s'. 50 It OF Lexington ,ono
% & id I%'2 we! ss g l.s': y51' a. o
'%r A, w1.,n n. lr''? 23ooo
'@gld~,n WI i "a - -, M" ycars 'o''' GOOo
Davis. Ais. to Max Wei and another cor
nrr Hamilton Terrace and iist-s'. mortgages. 4, 40,
pavIns ca;harine to John Eninecr io3d-st.
73d 4 - Manhat'aa.ave Years. ;...'i;,,j' i'''
'S ~ a5 'd Eai i@a' n '' 1 Year, 800
pi.ch, iusta,e. - Marsarcha $ Pyne. No ~ ,oc,o
ErcI rhlp. ami WIFI to the Dry Dock Soy SsynEs
: q St Anns@yc year. :, ,;;.......,. 300
Frank, David ana another 10 II l''NT ~ 49, on oo,
executors. No 2oNl Nth-nNr > wears -''
Gross. Aioph. ct ri to Jonas Well ana anpthcf.
Cannun-st l25 u II Sianton-st. collateral ~,
mortgage Observation-Disclosures. 900
St st H't a r. ~ Amstsriam.avc years
cnr a Tr,l.r,ck and wife L, charles j Cnch.
cS,S, ~ EN- nathan +. f. Resale tiodbcrg execu-
nix. e., n M .O1 East Tlst-st ! years 4"'"
GNNnn. Elizabeth. e. VI Il Fielding. a>th-st go,
80 Il Gth-avc. years. ..:......;. l''''
Gross. Adolph. nnd another = Jonas N"H ana
another. Cannon -. 10 II OF stanton , ,co
81 instdlmcnts Vow
Harris Henri.tte. To Fannie y crowley 81 a.
TcnSlal, Place. >. 10 Il W I froNe-aNe' o.,o
"'V''
IInuch Catharina. Ia \ II wagner - a.. rus
tees q Iyer-ave. is1.iO II u lSith-St' ooo
years ............... :. -; "'"o
Holiday, Mitchell. ana VIE 10 susan n'n 20 ooo
g"tt. WI-st b.
Inusrr. Liscttc To- l. VI Weed -lo East I"'h-s''
I'M KATE X q Wiley. No us East ii2'h-s'. ~,
ualnss' Mar, Il and another q the Mutual Life
Insurance Company, y Y. NJ - EASt 'N'h-S'' 40,
wear 7'""
3oth-st 500 - = ist-aNc, vears.....:s,' o'-"o
Iilcbrand. Bertha. 10 Henry + quasi : N'"- ~,
st. sos Il II Avenue \. > years. lt""
Ieyman. Edward to u NJ Mortls""' , -""- ., 600
IT, 10 n 81 Ith-ave, Years. :: -; "''oo'
Inf"d. Wi.iiam to John Nchr"iner' IT, No i'-' ono
ist-ave year - - ., ,,r '
Jacob August 20 Nh,'' :. ~ Nv, .. ~, goo 20 con
2laNe and "thst E Y, ,;.,,,nn,5 - ,.,,,r,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-02
Gonnlrn Real estate for Sale.

l'OR SALE-TIiE BEXEIWGCk ESTATE. about go
L acres Of land shore ~ Hudson River. with
nLout TWO miles ~ river from from Bath Opposite ~
nearly Troy Manor House. "ic.. built 10y the
Van EcnBs'lacs. suitable for magnificent private res
id"nce q syndicate sIbiiyidc for spccu
F.. plans. ..~Ns AMI Other particulars apply -
l. DE J.. PALMER.
~ STATE ~. Albany, =. Y
HERE Is \ SPLENDID OPPORTt' NIFTY For sale a
nvc-acrr farm for iuves ment occupation Ia New
Jofcy; 500 payable tnstanents. II desired
send al Tor particulars 20 H. L. NiSLEf. III : 10Th
81 HIillhllnhln p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-02
School Aqrntirs.

4 GrSCY F'yrere supplies. tutor, pro'e-'1fs
~ c'c N all drpt- recommend,
schoo- parents 100 ShHve Rock Is ing. rot 2Hi 81
A GERICAN AID FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A Telchers. T-tlrr. ''9NrrHcAseA
&C, to COLLEGES. Schools ari tAIiiilics. Appy TO
Mrs " ]. YOCSG-FULTuN - Union square
I,ieK ..rAtfrH~ Agencies. N~w York Hl-ton.
i Chirar. %, Angles. e;c. II = tf"'F~f. ~ t.-i-
J.. '. Huyesoon " o Frat " / Nsns-eT- 10 o'h ave
DIT T.t.,f. - 100 Department.. s.h.l. "rd~i
ID ,nl .,... .... fl.irI f-r. % .tlrg. = = IHf OBJ
Hi.AI' II $ K,I..r Ngr "a D. ota-ft. y s. Dr. 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-02
furnisbes Apartments 20 Ee..

I,AMII,Y going to Europe Will let handsomely furn
l. apartment. MARTIN. 20 West 5,th-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-02

n Offices let Chambers, Spruce Beekman Futon.
Joha Maiden Lane Dey. Barclay Park Place Park Row.
Nassau. William. Gold Clr. Pearl. Water and many
other streets. RILAND 4 WHITING. . Beekuan-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-02

A DvERTIsEMENTS AID SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
n THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE
CEIvED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. 30. Ia: Ercaa
way "a door north Of Thirty -nTs-st.. ana ADFEl
TiSEMENTS at the following Branch Offices: ~
Eighth-aye g. e. corner Twenty thd-s; 49, Slxth-atc
Js7 Fouith-ayc Fourte.nth-s $50 Thrd-aEe; go
Third ave. Forty seycnh-st lO2G Thiri-nye near
Sixty-frsi- Los Fstnve lTj West FoTty-scoo nd u
1872 Coumbus-ave. - Avenue a. 1923 Ihiid-av". 30
West Forty second st, Lib second ave- o"t Ihid-aNe
and twenh and One hundred and thirteenth stf.
At the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East one hundred and
243 West Onehundrcd and twenty NTH
800 West hundred and forty nfth-st, I'D to
D. m, regular Office rates
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obstruction.

For Boys and Young Men.-Clty.
r,,IJEGE PREPAEATION.-Rcg examination; 200
L students admitted without condition; private lessons
s %c; iif' f6r f' ia5 WEI ,oh-s ~ ~
JTNIvERs1rY GRAMMAR SCHOOL ;: IVES, 5Gth-s,.-
ss year os 5. h:,s be-. fas @asn for @
>unher OF hoy r,cysd IT the PTncP1s f,!ny AST n
Young Ladies.-City.
NJ ADEMOIsE1I.E VELTIN.
WI SCHOOL roR GIRLS.
FIREPEOOF SCHOOL BUILDING.
100 AND l62 WEST 74TII-sT.
COLLEGE PREPARATION.
- Hoo1. or TIE SISTERS or THE CHURCH.
~ r%DP PdS oy AG &s
1--WE MISSES ELY's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
s,th ana Streets. New.York-
For Both sexcs.-cty.
THE nEELITz ScHooh. or IANGuAGEs:
Madison square cor. 10Th st. and Bway) A.,
sanmcr s %ai al ae N al 'y a i '" All year
Musical instruction.
NI,NDOLIN. violin. banjo guitar. sinFine; thorough
i music course So a'T SITd% %' i;7 w f.~ 2ch.
Fer Boys and Young Men.-country.
II oEDEH1OwN ~. ~ MILITARY iNSLiTJTR
CAPE Pr t l. D. H. LIMOS AMOS coMMAS6HHr.
HAYWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS NJ Milford. Conn =
II Parents unfortunate IN the management u
their cons do well pront by IN. advantages offered
by my schoo the school 10 In session during the entire
year. FRAME NJ. h'"r' Supt
Z, AlEFIEip Academy FOR Hoys fairfield. Conn Com
forts %. HOME - boys Francis ". Brewer. NJ. Pm
EKEEHDLu INSTITUTE Freehold y -:oh yea
Rows Boarding school Primary, tolleg- PrepA-n'ory
business Course. Shorthand Typevrtne TeleTr'phy.
n EwT0N ~ j. INSTITUTE. Hom-!kr Family scnool
~ B.ve :; e-al per-onal ln.rlctinn looms
nall heated J. WILSON. \ VI ftih
lJtTITWOOp INSTITUTE. Con-ord.iu. Penn
vi per year ,.-c.sfu school. - TIC best - u
with and wake NJ toy IN 's tnes 81 NE
J. sHORTLfpGE Na'-'. \ NJ Pr'n
ST JOINS SCHOOL NtNfIlS s.. y. j.
- summer n. z. BOSE f.r study 'r fF'f"t'''i
Iy~ursou S.l..,s.'f. around i't~ 'n'rr' .nl ~"
cas-. AMY .. I'll. WM lEEHEO x. rrc.ii,u,
For Young ladies' Country.
ST. MARYa SDllOoi. - .
College Preparatory and Elective Courses - STUDY New
Ma uaI 'ss4.l January So. AGGicaiiona ''r the
PRINCIPALS Eliol'au Iariy rhou9 b. made q, 90
MISS JULIA II. FARUri.f. Principal
w ,rNt-r It~E SCHOOL.
w Boarding Day and Coler~ pr~ra-ai0-y - Girls syn
year opens Ser'ern'~- 2oih. To- circular 7ff-c-'
Mfs. THODNNA T.. RICHARDS. Principal
Mss sAKA LOLIsL TRACY. 4 ~. Ase1,s' frrcipaL
Germantown Philadelphia
The evening world., 1895-08-31
DRY TINE COMING,

II you're thirsty q Sunday. you'd best buy
stock Of beer.
For tomorrow II be the dryest day we've had for
many a year
It's going to be the drysst day that ever you did
see,
And the side doors will be closed. boys as tight
as they can be-
but yesterday four hundred men Joined Ia . little
game.
Twas a s25 limit. and they an,ed up the same;
Judge Jerome scocped In the pot. boys. and not a
man went shy.
But they don't want any more. boys: so Sunday
will be dry.
Don't blsm. poor Teddy Roosevelt: he tried to
make blum.
Bu, without Jerome to help him he couldn't stop
the s;un-
The stun that cheers souls boys when We
set our supply.
which We will not DO to- morrow. for tomorrow
will he dry.
when your throats are filled with dust. boys.
perhaps you'll know the cause.
Then you'll vote for representatives who'll pass
good excise laws
And. ~ you do. the time will come when wei
be happy yet
And all sundays will be wet. boys. all Sundayi
will be wet. ". A. JENNINGS
The evening world., 1895-08-31
East One Hundred and Twenty-third
A Big Night At Blanks Winter Gar.
den.

The Evening WORLD Sick Babies Fund has
received q check for sssss. with the nea. and
tidy signature OF John Ryan. the generous
hearted proprietor OF Blanks Winter Garden, 100
Third avenue between Twelfth and Thirteenth
s.reeu. II Is the proceeds OF the benent for the
Sick Babies Fund. given Thursday evening. In
s.tss,Sss r,h sv Msn:ssr an Ryan
Blsni's winter Garden vas alisd to overflow
Ing and those who thus contributed to New
York's most popular charity were treated 10 4
splendid vaudeville: entertainment in which
nearly two score Of the tavorite, Of the variety
player did his or her best. The bill presented !.
wonderful variety In Its selections. and. .:
upon as Synonymous with Gun" and the moth
ers present In the audience with their young sons
and daughters found nothing to criticiss In the
morale OF the performance
Among the well-known vaudeville favorites who
lent their art to the dement's success were Nellie
Agnes Miles s.rio-eomic: stoppe and Remonde
the grotesque COMEDIANS; Prince Piano the con-
tortienist Lite Helen, the smilsx sisters En- EN-.
Clinton. the chic serio.comic: Grace Lansdon
the charming soubre.te; Gertis Gilson who needs
holm o and Flo Shields. song and dance: vivs No.
brisa and Hazel Burt. serio-comica: Nae Gray
and Ada West. song and dance artists; Stanley
dancer; Harry shersr comedian; May Alpine.
baritone; Fiorencs brooks. baiadist; Myrtle Tres
Comedians; re-. Lem.ir.. yoaler and comsdiani !
comique; Mildred Conners. serio-comic: Leila
Trmbls. balladist; Joe Garland and Dot La
It was plumb midnight when the last number
was reached. and a more delighted audience
never left q theatre. Their satistaetion was only
counted the house and found that his efforts
had nstted ssss5 for the sick babies
The evening world., 1895-08-31

paper, but the mood passed and he
hung his pen to the floor.
over his face fell a shadow, which
drew his brows into a scowl and his
lips nghtly together.
him?"
Little Bots getting ahead OF me"
He was silent again, but his face was
flushed by the heat Of the conflict being
waRed In his heart.
His eyes softened as they fell on the
boyIsh face of Botsford. who had al
ready fallen into a heavy sleep.
II was the sa ne boyish face which
had peered over the river bank that day
when the boat had caps!zed. and he was
struggling in the water. And. though
slight Of stature as he was. II was Lit
tie Bots" who crept out on the old log
and threw q rope to him just in time.
1t was Little Bots" too, who had
nursed him with such womsnly sympa-
thy and tendern ,ss when. he had fallen
from the flying" rings in the gymna-
SUM and broken his leg.
Turning to the fire again he sat deep
in thought; Then the scowl once more
crept over his face.
"He found It nrst. but then he's laid
found II and In use Il too.r
The evening world., 1895-08-31

paused a moment before anHUuHV!!IS
the fortunate ones name: not souhu
broke the painful stiffness
The faces Of many grew white under
the excitement Of the moment
Redwood moistened his lips that he
might be able 10 reply to the professor
congratula tons. and called AL ms
his shaking limbs.
Bitterly he regretted having yielded
TO the impulse which had led him into
the ignominious act OF which he was
guilty.
The friendship which had grown 20
q part OF his life, he knew In a few mo-
ments would be irretrievabiy lost. Bots
ford would despise him. but never be-
edge that ne would shield him even In
his dishonor WAS one Of the means OF
his suffering.
The evening world., 1895-08-31

There was . great turnout for tho
cruise around Staten Island on "Ths
Evening World" Floating Playground
this morning. and when the final start
was made for the East Third street pier
VI Hap'' "iiosue paise "ere
tnronged with mothers and babies
despite tho fact that Jupiter Pluvius
~oa ino,,nad >, r,aon ~. .xo,r.,on-
was 'ncIneo 10 weep. me excursion
ISIS care nothing TO- little rain. They
know that the decks of the Floating
playground arc roofed ond th.t there
are heavy canvas curtains to pull down
at the sides of the big barge should
@h. viva h,or, ,,a r,,n a-ons ,n.o ~.
.he "ihu Do" the rum drops INTO 'he
barge.
The good tug Neptune whistled for
@ba s,,n,ira ~ ,bo ,noorir.. a. a ,,,t,a
after o'clock and the happy outing
party was Off. Down the East River,
-. .ho IT.. .,,aa .o,. NJ, vorr
u''uei 'ie DIX oruke' across I've" 'oiA
Bay the voyage lay. and then down be-
tween Staten Island and New Jersey,
~ ,,ao,a -. -, ~. vu, W.,
on .he piac'd waters OF tne AN Won
Kull, across the mouth OF Newark Bay.
with the busy city at its head, down
ototon Island ao,,nd- .nd IN R.r,tan
c'a'e" ie'"Iu 'ou"u o"u "
Beach. on Rarttan Bay. New Jersey.
Here a short play spell in the woods.
,na .hon tho returr tr,n out nm Tho
@ anu '".m ,',., ,"e .e,ond,, . III, ,,,.n ~ =, O. s.nav
Hook, Scotland Lightship. the course of
~. r-ao. An,ar,co cun Yacht rooe stat.
sne .n 1slsnd seai the ouarant,Se islands Coney
S,ana en- iSsE, Erts rn Wadswnrth Hsnnii;on oy Ii.
The evening world., 1895-08-31

ahead Of me"'
At last his ambition had routed his
honor: he exclaimed as he rose to his
thee, he mas no 0eTsr more r1gat 70 nan
A long sigh from the sleeper made him
start guilty.
HE don't need II: he could go ia
Europe in a giided chariot II he wanted
to: while to me Il means success,
wealth, life and all care ior--aId
what's one friendship more or less
81 wouldn't do anything to hurt Lit
tie Bots, but-Oh. hang the row! can
take care of myself"
"Jove! every word Of 1t Is In my head
magnificent. There IL reputation in it"'
and he fell to writing in earn,st.
The oil was low In the lamp v loiI he
crept into bed. and he blew II Iui.e out
so he might not see the peaceful face
OF the sleeper.
Two DAYS before the above conyersa-
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Why did he ever allow the hideous
thought to enter his heart?
Better never have "A penny than secure
II at the sacrifice OF his honor,
Sitting there the consciousness OF his
sir settled over him like IA pail. liither-
10 he had allowed himself no time Ia
I, 1k ne had Stunned Botsford as much
as possible. Now that the crucial mo-
more than no could bear. Even as tho
good professors kindly voice br:.ie the
stiffness he determined, cost h.-G what
II might. he would confess all 10 the
friend he had wronged.
He would write "A letter explaining.
inclose the money gained SO fraudu-
lently, and then leave the college for
ever for he felt he could never face
Little Bots again.
This dec sion meant the cutting on OF
his life's dream.
His college career had been one long
struggle; when the other fellows spare
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ing World" 1t comes from a mother
who has experienced the sorrows OF
having her little ones sunering in Q ten
ement-house and the Joys OF an outing
on the Floating Playground:
To the Editor:
Allow me to congratulate you on the
beautiful excursion which The Even
ing World' gave to the Harlem babies.
I've heard 20 much about II that ] never
thought It was as grant as II 10. II sur
prised me to see how well everything
was arranged and well the good ladies
and gentlemen waited on the mothers
and children II a person was to pay
ever SO much he could rot have 1t any
grander. II the people who have do
mated to the FUND could have seen how
we'll the children's wants were looked
ont for and how happy and contented
they looked. they would have cried for
Joy Please accept my thanks. also
to the ladies and gentlemen and the
doctor who rendered to the wants Of the
mothers and children. Yours truly.
MRS. ROSIE c.,
East One Hundred and Twenty-third st.
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HUGH RICHWOOD'S FALL.
and the Accident that Prerented HIS
Complete Degradation.

window went on steadily in his softly
modulated tones. the listener raised mis-
head a bit. and before he had finished
was sitting upright. surprise and as
tonishment written in unfsttering truth
on his face.
"Well, what do you think Of IT."
You've struck a good thing, Bots
ford" said his companion, bringing his
hand down upon his friends knee with
affectionate emphasis.
you're the luckiest dog living"
"'Pon my word, you're quicker than
lightning to catch ideas; here you are
with your plot all planned. while am
still wool gathering"
II think myself the idea IL sort OF
neat" replied the other.
man, ] should feel pretty certain OF
success. As II y. 1t will be pearl In
live read somewhere a fellows work
should always have q second writing.
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Young mel

quito forward insensible. He was
quickly raised and borne away.
II cannot understand" said Prof.
Towne, why fleetwood made no at
tempt for the prize. The young fellow
has shown considecabl literary tai
ent."
When fleetwood opened his eye, Lit
tie Bots" was bending anxiously over
him. his face quite as white as his
own.
Il say, Rich, what on eartn sent you
on like that?"
L'Oh, / say" as fleetwood again show
n signs OF relapsing into insensibility.
here's little something for you"
Cant you read, old man? See! I.
Charles Botsford, do herewith present
TO my chosen friend, Hugh Redwood,
the sum of one thousand dollars. re-
ceived by me as the gift of Mrs. Prince.
to be used as he may see nt.
(SignedD CHARLES BOTSFORD.'
(Witness) Prof. Townes.'
Redwood lay white and weak. his
daasd syes raised YEARLY 70 the eager.
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but ftfuI as the Illumination was
It helped the speaker to unfold the
hidden fancies Of mis- brain better than
ne could have done in the clearer light
Of day. even to his chosen friend.
III l bore you just throw a club at
me-" he continued. with a sort Of en-
barrassment quite new to him, settling
himself on the broad window sill.
His compan MON, stretched on the low
couch. listened at first with quiet at
S>ntivsnsss., but. as the figure In tn