q . THE WORLD; MONDAY EVENING, MAY 21, 1888. - """""' V'' '" HI JIANYHAPPYBRIDKSOFMAY.

' f TVEDDLNCB AND RECEPTI()NS ATTENDED5 Bl CE0WD3 OF QUESTS.

'a Bliss Buroptrr Become Bin. Dcodlnaer9 Harper' Employers' Compete and Danes)1 JlerryMtikluB In Qneen Esther's NontI fllnrrle of I?l rJcliullinfer to Mr.j j.oeb Entertainment nnd Social Events.

The m&rringo of Mies Lily Bnmpter toEmil Bendinger, both of this city, took plnce

K last Slight at Kilfison Hall. Rabbi D. Hast'' offlcinted.

Among tbo many guests who cnmo to offercongratulations' wore :

Mr. and Mrs. Clu. Frlodenberft Mr. ami Mr.i' v. Goidattln, Mm Sally Colicn, Miss lUr Sher-

man, Miss " Salamon, B. Welti erg, Mls AnmoiTeiK. Mr. 'iDd Mrs. A. M. 8 tidier, Miss PaulineKliuDer, Dive Kaldmao, Mix Harsh llavner, Mr.toil Mrs, P. sompttr, Mr. and Mrs. M. Hoson- -

''thiil, Mlas Emllj Leszi-zinskr-

, E. Weinberg, Mr,i and Mrt. M. Btreliu, Mr. and Mrs.

"J 1. Fold. P-- Sehcr, Misi P. Sticker,'i mim Annie Stacklrr, Jilt Cclla lllats.Mr. and Mrs.

i A. Clrker, Air. and Mta., II, Croktr, Mr. and Mrs.'j 11. Bla, Mm Annie Levr, Mr. and Mrs. U. Ja- -

J cobs, Mr. and Mrs. M. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs.i! J. Landsman, Miss Mabel Fiscner, Max Strelltz,j Mrs. Minnie Wiener, Mr. and Mrs. J. SCrackerand

U Mr. and Mrt Kd Minckler.

J MEYEB DAVIS..1 At Everett Hall last night Miss Lena Davis,jj daughter of Abraham Davis, was married to

Isidore Meyer, son of Sol and Pauline Moyor,i both of this city. Tho Bov. Vv Berger, ofI Bondout, performed tho ceremony.

Tho following woro tho bridesmaids : Miss1 Mary Davifl, Miss Carrie Levy and Miss Dorar. VTi shinsky. I. L. Davis was the best man,B while J, Davis. W. Davis, Max Meyers, A.1 Browcr and A. WHshiusky ncjod ns ushers.I Many friends were present to tender their

congratulations.? IN TUB NAMR OF QUBEK ESTITBR.

s! The sixth annual reception of the QueanEsther Ladies' (Society was held last night atArlington Hall. The affair was under thomanagement of tho following ladles and gen- -

i tlemen:A Floor Manager, Adolpn Echwarzbaum; Asslst- -! ant, Joe Cragcr. Floor Committee C'nu. Cohn,a CQalrmin; Moe. Jacob, Harry Jackson, S.mon 1.M llleleteld, Martin Friedunder. Committee of Ar- -4 rannetnenta Mrs. Era Herman. Chairman: Mr.

D. Greenwood, Mrs. J. Schwarioaum, Mrs, J.Jacobs. L. Herman, Mrs. tt. Manilla, Mr. C.Orlowlts, Mrs. ll. t'ohn, Jnllns Crager, II. Jacob..

") Among those seen m tho merry throngwero t

A Mlti Hay Ltvlnsohn, Sim Peyser, Miss Flora"i Pejser, Miss Iteberca Peyaer.Mlss Rar Marka,Mlta

Kitillo Rosenberg, Mlsa l'tlscllia Nuasbaom.Frjnk' C3:en.Mlf0 Qnasie Kalmns.Mlas Sarah Marks, Mlsa; Minnie Uailcr, ills Hay Jacobaon, Mr.

Fanny Ilarru, Mr. Tessio Sbobrowasy,Miss Annie Jackson, Mis Qeoru o Frann--

'. Ho, Wm. II. Stone. L. B. IlJIDorn, Ml.i Emma Crager, Miss Hannah Rosenberg, Ml av Oosile Cohen. Mist Lily Mlcnaelns, mus JennieH Gordon, MUs Annie Blosvern, Mist lUnmih( Fileder, Mies Beck Keltcl, Mlas Stella Roaeuberg,

Mil ll. Brock, Miss L. Levy, Hit Kay Kliuiner,t'i Ml Esther Brock, MU. Lllr Levy, Mlas Minnieif Levy, Abe Newman, Miss E. Strlch." At tho banquet, which was held before thofi ball, speeches were mado by Coroner4 Ferdinand Levy, and School Inspectora Blumeutnal.,'j OOLDSMITn-DEVrtlE-

i' Miss Cordelia Dovries, daughter of Philipm and Bachel Dovries, of 4tt0 Third avenuo,6l wok married lost night to Henry Goldsmith,'j son of Morris and Bachel Goldsmith, of this

,fe city. Tho Bev. Dr. Krauskopf performed tho"j ceremony. Tho bridesmaids were Miss'.; Frances Dcyoung. Miss Kato Goldsmith,yj Miss Henrietta Devries and Miss Berthaii Dovries. Wm. Devries was best man, white'J Tobias Devries Meyer and Isaao Goldsmith

t acted as ushers.?; Among those who enjoyed tho dance aftert the ceremony were :

Mr. and Mr. B. Bevrlrs, Mr. and Mrs. N. Gold.smith, ot Boston; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hryser, L.S.Itsacs, M. btraasa litrman, stletei, Simeon Devuanu, S. 1) vrlea, Mr. Jetta Meyers, Mr.Either Uebrnln, Miss Martha Deyonng, Mr.and Mrs. Albert Relneckc, Mis Esther

i Ucyocn.', Mitt M. Goldsmith, MlitE. Meyerr.Miss' U. Meyers, Miss H. Stlelel, MUs Aana Dovnet,

Mus Jennie Begrooc

THE SELECT SOCIAL CLVS OPENS NEW ROOMS.The Suleol Socinl Club opened its new club.

. rooms at 190 Third avenue on Saturday night.t Becitations and muiio by H. Mahlstedt, Mo.

Cund Doyle, Tlico. Jautzcr aud Gus Schualewere well received. Tjie Evenino Worldwaltz brought forth a thunder of applause.

4 Tho 'collation was served by John Brad.dook. The officers of the club aro Geo. P,

;,v alcCann, President ; Theo. Jautzer and' Chas. Arras. Vice - Presidents : Heurr

V Schneidor, Treasurer ; ' Geo. P. Abend,schoim, Corresponding Secretary, and Fred.eriok Luhrs, Bocording Secretary.

Among the many members and guests pres-ent wero:

L. B. Leirlnsohn, W. C. Mohr, ex.Asembly.man Jnllaa llorcbardt, I. Knopt, ol WaalimKt'm;Jo, salamon. Oil, Kunfold, Joiiu Zahr, It. 1.Bamachkc. It. L. fKuopf, Asaemblvmau JuliaKnopf, Jnllns Barjcsa, diaries LTncnn Henry (;nn-to- r,

Ed l'ayutcr, Ausuat Kchusfr, Jo. J. ilaupt,' Ueury Stegeinan, Fred W. lklnecke, Robert

ClutT, John.McKic, .M. M. Ecktlcm, U. M. B.m-- ;berger, Oeorve Krclz, PhlL Bonohue, M. J. Lnn.

1 gsu. Wm. Farrell, Bcputy Sherlfi Tbomas J.Crawford, M. Walsh, Charles W. Randcll,M. F. Kcisey, Henry Woehr, Joo Taylor, Eiitrardbtubr, William Homer, Tony Schwab, EdwardMnrtnay, Wm. Welerman. Max Salamou, WUlUraCooke, WlUlamBonek.inp, CharkB Flacber, Geo.Flacher, Henry Blschop, John B. Kehl, DanKehl, Dr. L. F. Bin hop, Aaremblyman E. P.Hagan, T. W, Gllroy, tea members ot the Anu- -'

wtndas and representatlvis ot tbe Fabyan Literary8ocleiy.

MISS IIORTEUSB KATZ BUnPBISEI.A surprise party was given on Saturday

night to Miss Hortenso Katz, of SO Firststreet, at tho Florence Building on Secondavenne.

Among tho many merry young folkspresent were :

Mist J ail a Katz, Misi Louise Burke, Mlaa CelesteElevens. Mlsa Minnie Kahn, Mlsa Bella Miller. MlasDora cahn, Mlaa Jenny Scnwartz, Mlas Cells Levy,MUsIL Gaua, M1b Ilattie Wnrzbnrser, Mlsa BellaPrince, Mlas Begin Kleiner, Ml. Ray Rosenberg,Maaur Ira Miller, M. Ivy, Lee Bloch, B. O.ha.Alex. Ooldlogle, Justice Qolutogle, S. Qoldtteln,

.i, John TJtsted and Mis Tilly Katz.

FELICITA8 HAS A FESTIVAL.' A Bummer-nigbt- 's festival was given by tho, Dramatio Club Felicitas at the Lexington6 Avenuo Opora-Hous- o last night. Tho musioJ was by Frd Buben.

Tho gentlemen who looked after the plea-sure of tho guests were t

Floor Manager, Max Herzog; Assistants, ArnoldKallman, Leo Dannenberg. Floor Committee

,.. Ialior Salomon, Morris Flescher, Adolf Lambert,j Sleg Kapp, Adolf Adlert Bennr Lltuuer, Sam.1 Bchnnrmacher, Sam Bachennlmer, Julia Pclig.

man. Reception Committee Henry Oppenhelmer,,' chairman; Carl Wiertz. Morltz Schiu-ae- l, Wily

Dannenberg, L. Mandel, Loula Lazarus, MorrisLown sieln, Radolf Lux, Fred Uochstettor, AdolfSommer.

nABPECS' EMPLOTEEB COMPETE ADD DAKCE.Harper & Brothel's' employees compoted

in athietio games and danced on atHarlem Biver Park. .William A. Harpor wasreferee: G. B. Bosonquest, Goorgo Boyd andLouis Amerman, judges; W. G. liegeman,

.j starter; Thomas Lloyd, timekeeper; Jamt'S

Sheridan, clerk of the course, and 0. P.Bchiorhaum and John Sheridan, soorors. Thewtnnors were

One hundred rards rnn-- R. CTark, Brit j W. J.Wlnkler.aacond. Oncttlle rtm- -J. Ilallet, flrat! U.A. a Welners, second. IMtllng the abot-- J.flrt; J. Anatin, teconu, Ing-ot-w- Ateam composed of J.raea Orahsm, Owen McC'sbe,Iaoo Deuel and Oicar Meyer, from the enitlneer'sdepartment, deiealed teams from the drying-roo-the pressroom and the composing-room- . Bland.Highroad Jump S. Downey, flrat; J. McUirtnr,second. Fat men's race-- H. Ziinmer, flrat; u t.Doneuao, second.

James H. McCarthy was floor manngor;Tliomas J. Swcendv and Blchard V. Healoyhis assistants, nnd William Martin Chairmanof the Becoption Committee.

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Miss Felicia Schlcsiugor, daughter of Louisand Henrietta Hchlesinger, ot Cincinnata,wns married to Henry Slei'uor, son of Williamand Hodo Steiner, of 327 East Forty-secon-

stroet, at the Calc" Logoling, in East Fifty-sevent- hstreet, last evening. Babbi Cohenaud Dr. Drachmann officiated.

'The bride was attired in steol.colored failleFrancaise, with passementerie trimmings andmoire antique bows. The bridal veil wnscaught at the top with orange blossoms andflowers.

Tho bridesmaids were as follows :Mlas Erama.BlelDer, who wore d

rlbbtd silk, with mouse-colore- d velvet ilraperlea;lhe.com gewat cut In V and niled with a goldbrocaded silk front; bouquet of "Jack'' roaea;peatl ornaments.

win Katie Friend, jaune de ohromo clalr satin,with wnlte laoe overdma; the corsage, cut In a Vfront and back, waa tlcevelesi ana draped withtniie; ruby ornaments.

Mlti Cells Schleslngcr, baby blue satin; the cor-sage was laced In the back and was cut In a deepV and edged with del blue tolle rellgteuae; bouquetof tea roaea; diamond oinamenti.

Among the many guests present were iMrs. Emily Rosenthal, Miss Annie Hants, Miss

Ray Ilarru, Mr. and Mrs. A. Pnger, Mr. and Mrs.B. Newman. Mr. and Mr. William Poliack, Mr.and Mrs. J. Rosenthal, Mr. aud Mrs. JuliusSohlesinger, Mr. and Mr. A. Mitchell, Mr.Km lie Klrln, Mr. and Mi. J. KappMl. Mr. andMrs. L. M. Finger and Mr. ana Mm Gcrsan Stein.

The following gentlemen looked after thepleasure of the guests;

Floor Manager, Iaidore Steiner; Asalstant Sici-mun- dSchleslnger. Floor Committee Sam btelner,

Isidore Freund, Louts Tynberg, Mo-c-s Siern,Mauilce Lobsltz, Al Schlealncer, Rudolph Lux,(.harlcs St'.ch, Sam Schwe zer, E. Fiachel. Recep-to- n

Committee Isaao Harris, Ben Newman,Henry Lederer; Harry Heller Julius Pinter,Charles, Rosenthal, William Lederer, Albert Hel-ler.

LOED SCnULHAFEB.

The wedding and reception of Miss CarrioSchulhater, daughter of S. M. and EmilioSchulhafer, of 1047 Second avenue, and ofSimon Loeb, son of Aaron Loeb, took placelast night at Victoria Hall. The Bov. Dr.Wiso officiated. The following wero thebridesmaids :

Miss CeLa Schulhater, who wore heliotropecrepe; the cornase. ot the earns shade of velvet,cut, V shape In front and hack and slreveleaa; mo reantlqne botra at me shoalder; lace mousquetalres;diamond.

Mis Clara Straus, white silk, with an overdreiaof silver thread atnped tulle; the slcevelest cor-sage was cut in a donble V and edged with brads;

mousquetalres lo the shoulder; diamondornaments,

Jacob Schulhafer was best man. Tho ush-ers wero A. fichulhater, B. Strauss and J.W. Bothschild.

The bride woro a gown of white failloFraucaiso, en traino, with a tablier of whiteSpanish lace. The corsage was cut in a smallv and waslllWd in with white dotted tube.The bridal veil was caught at tho coiffurewith n crown of orango blossoms. She car-ried a bouquet of bridal roses.

After tho ceremony aud supper the guestsdanced to the musio of Prof. Eppinger's or--rlipfitra.

Here are brief notes of pretty dresseswhich attracted the attention of The Even,ino Wobld reporter t

Mis Bells Weil, white lace, with whlto moireantique sasn; ruby ornaments.

Mlas Fanny llelnrlcn, Jaune de chrome clalr silk,draped with white SpauUu la e; diamonds.

Mlaa Llna Kauim.n. black .ailn; tbe coraaeeVshaped front and back draped with black duchesseItce; mousquetalres ; bouquet of

Jack "rote; diamond.Mlas Joe" K. Human, blaok aatln, with black

lace draperies; the coisaga cut la a double V audOiled la with black dotted tulle; diamond orna-ment.

Mrs. J. W. Rothschild, white silk, with a oor-pa-

V ehaped front and back, aud edged withlace; pearl ornaments. ,

Mrs. E. Roihaclilld. wnpe aatln, with a tablier ofEgyptian lace edged with beads; tbe corsage cutBqu.iro; ostrich tlpi bonciuet.

Misi II. Adler, white satin, with lace front; thecorsage, out In a V, was trimmed with silver

bouquet of tea Macs.Mis. J. DlnKelaplel, heliotrope satin, with black

'lace ovcrdrc s; the cnrsaitn V shaped front andback, waa sleeveless; kid moueque-taire-

iieirl neckl ice and lamond ornaments.Mlas Ilattie Klmmelstlel. black 1U, the cornagn

cnt iu a small V and edced with Jet black beada ;bouqnet of Jacqueminot roses.

Mr. M. Loeb, navy blue !IK,wltn Jet trimmingsIn protnsiou: bouquet ol Mareonal Mel rose.

Mrs. J. Scnulhaier, black lace, with a sleevelesscorsage cut decollete front and hack and ornu-tuent-

with natural Bowers; black laco mousque-taire- s;

diamonds.Mrs. J. Strauss, black lace; gold and jet passe-

menterie ornaments; diamonds.Mrs. S. Moses, ot Eauton, Pa., Mack tatln, with

Jet trlmmlnca In profusion; bouquet of tea rosea;pearl ornaments.

Mrs.' S. Lundaberp, lt b Ik, with lacodrapetles and a panel ot terr-ver- te sallu.

Mrs. C'naa, Kamnan. black moire antique; tbocorago of black allk, sleevelets and V shaped, andtrimmed with Jet In profusioo; bouquet of "Jack"roaes; diamonds.

Mlas Carrie Kaufman, white moire antique, withwhite luce overdrss.

Miss Rachel Weaterfleld, whlto lace and pinktatln draperies.

Ml-- t Bella Kraft, del blue satin, with moireand velvet drancrlc of tbe same shade.

Miss Daisy Well, white aatln.MUs Ray Kanlman. white lace over whlto silk;

the cordage cat V shaped and Oiled with lace;puffed sleeves tied with white satla ribbons abovethe elbow; diamond.

Mra. Sam Well, Mack velvet with lace trimmings;corsage V cnt front and back, and sleeveless; dia-

mond.Mrs. Isslsh Kaufman, black velvet, the corsage

cnt In a double V, trimmed with Jet and lao U'orpassementerie; monsquetalrea; dia-mond.

Among tho gentlemen present wore :Charles Baeppler, Ed Levy, D. Becx, J, W.

Rothacbtld, M. Loe L Levr, of Flemlngton, NJ. ; J. A. Dlnkelsplol, Jonas Well, J,Lucas, I. bcanlharer, J. Sirauui. L. II. Golacn, A.Klmmelstlel, Max Well, Harry Kaufman, AbeKaufman, Sara Schulhafer, Joo ScaUlhator, 8amWeil, Isaiah, Kaufman and Moe Kaufman.

Comlntr Kvents.Everett Social Clnb excursion, Jnne 3.

. Resolute Coterie, Salter's Park, June 9.

Unity Circle, Boulevard Garden. July 17.

Mikado P. C, Washington Park, JulySl.Ed Pfaa Assoclstlon, Sulzer's Park, Msy 2.Oxlls Assoclstlon, Juno 2, Harlem Hirer Park.Eagle Social Club picnic at Jones's Wood May 28.

Cornfield Association, Harlem River Park,July 28.

Our Own A'soclation excursion, Sunday, May 37,alto on June 8,

Private excursion ot the Atlantic Coterie, Don-ntllj- 'a

Pavilion, June 12.

The George fiauman Association festival, atWashington Park, Mar 28.

j THE WAY IT HAPPENED.

J. HABVEZ SMITH. '

!HI (.Conclusion.)

OU know," sho con.tinned, "that you

j wrote me a letterlsr' 'ncthatyourfonsidcrcd

yifWhPTwfW at tho farm until youhIsM"'! nS'i wroto nB'dn. But.ilWff I Wrt,iel'iI didn't wont to

i tM$$ Btay ! l tclt Ione,7KffiMJ j I (J Iffli&r bva? out there, hardly

l.f ilriiiKteeintf a now fp,ce onceI a month, for the twelre years that I

'I'

have been thoro for you know you leftmo thoro when I was six years oldWell, I thought I would come up to thocity, so I took tho $50 nnd bought this suit.Mrs. Marih picked it out for me. You knowthe has been iu tho city, nnd so I cnmo ; audyou're not angry, are your" Because, if youare, 'I'll go right back again, uncle indeed IWilli"

Sly feelings during this brief speech hadbeen very pa nful, I grxduully awoke to thefact that It was a blunder that tho visit oftli's impel .was not intended for me nnd Ifelt very bitter ovor the discovery; but myduty vi as plain.

"My dear child," said I, humbly." willyou have the kinduess to inform me whatyonr namo is r'

She opened her eyes, and then laughed.," Why," she said, ' surely you cannot hvo

forgotten me 1 Little Bess, you know,"'LUUelk?" I repeated.

" Bessie Ludlow," sho baid, gravely. "Yourniece."

"No," said I, sadly; "not my nieco. Ihave no nieco. There has been bouio error.My nimio U Floyd."

"Then," iuid sho, "you are my uncle-- Mr.

Bichard Floyd, I saw tho name on thodoor, and so I camo in. Now you do remem.ber mo, don't you r"

" Sorry to disappoint you, Mis Ludlow,"said I, calmly ; "but 1 am not your uncle.You faw the namo ' it, Floyd ' on the door ;

iny nuuiu is Hubert."' Then," sho said, helplessly, " where is

my undo ?"I felt bound to confess my ignorance,

whereat she looked iuerodulou.I explained that, sttauge as it might seem,

I did not know everybody personally whohappened to rejoice in tho somo surname asmyself..

" But," I said cheerfully, seeing her lookblank, " we can soon liud out. Here is a di- -

rectory. Now, your uncle's namo is BichardFloyd "

' YeB."" His occupation, or profession ?""Eh!"" What does he do for a living?"" Nothing. He's rich- - awful rich !"" Ah ! ugcntleninu' Behold! two Biehnrd

Floyds; both gtnt omen. Let Ub hope tli.--

aro. Now get ready, and viu'll go und tiudyotlr undo."

She stood by mr side in tho f tret t, audlooked ten times tnoro bewitching than ever.Wo walked along tho strcois. nnd how mymale friuttds ttarnl, nnd wondered, uud en-

vied mo 1".We found tho first Mr, Floyd just stepping

into his (uriinge, iu front of his house. Howas big. pompous aud vulgar. I tapped himon the shoulder.

" Your nieco, Mr. Floyd," I said, aud Ibachelor, of. thirty. What was I to do?' A suddeu thought! I would!

" My doar," bind I, " I will tul.o caro ofyon."commenced to explain, when ho cut woanon.

" NotliltiK of tlm kind ! not my nieco I Anndveutiirc&s, uo doubt! Vott'ro a suiudler, Isiii)Kiso Dtivuon:"

1 inwardly ouod to nhsnssiuato that mansome dark tiiuiit. My cuiupauioit (.'raspedher tii'ucue tiercoly.

" Oh, I could bent himl" bho baid saMtcely.I trrmbli.l nt this outburst," Jtnt, howt'tcr," alio hold, liiuijliiu!?,

" that's not u uuclo. ilo'a u tery iiuiutlimn, I fyiw him about cloven years ni:o. liuouly came tc to mo oncu I bupputo becuusoI urn a poor ro ntiott,"

Hero she laughed, an if bciut; a poor rela-tion was botiietliiuc funny uliieh it isn't,

Theu wo triod the second Mr. Floyd t hewas the uncle. Wo found him reading a bookof sinuous.

1 accosted Dim, iutroducing myself and hisi

nio.-- c. Tlinu 1 bplu.iio( everytbiiir; nuJturned tn no.

lie htuiiiiou inn aud iuijulrcd if I would doli.iii n fuor.

1 nttsweroj tlmt I would." , lieu," sild lie, cnluily. " taltw tills

voting Imtv nnd put her m tho etirs. I desireLor to utiiiu niiiiiudlutely to Cedar Funu."

" I'lifU :" 8'tul he." Nil co '" unit ho. "Uo us I hid jou I

rim yoiiruuly lntuJ. Dou't uml:o moji'ourenemy by foolp-hius- ritty nt ( vilnr harm,mill I am .otir tritud, lonto Cedar l'urm,

t uud you limy it. Qol"Wo wentfiho Miblifd, iLooked prottier thau over.)"1 can't bo bitch." flip wailed. "They

dou't Kuuu 1 luft. I'm afrnid to uo bnck."'Then " slid I ' wlmt will vou dor"" I tlou't know." sho said, derlautly. " Bnt

I wou't u'obackl"I lound myself In a nice predicament

youus lady, id. eighteen, ou uiy hands, a

"Vou !" (Astouisliod oncl prettier.) " ?JH"Vvs, I! Slurry mo ! Instead of my nleoa, msHbomywifa! Will you V 'assssl

Mm could not ch o aa answer lrameUiately. jBBSuch iuiportnut oiifhtious. leijnire dellbersv .aVaJtlon. Sho us siluut (or to minutes, aaX Hthen she baid : jVjSJ

Ilikoyou." 'f'jsHj"liltssyou!" bald I. 'Uaassssl" Aud you want bouio one to take care OC afassssl

you?" (Si do." H" I ill marry you, for that room iart baIt ?aaaTasBsl

dusted." . MShe wnsnnjoliol Sho wafl nu anjrel ! It-a- i '';JHbraced the nucel I , i'';1aasssss!" Ana tlmt little room is suoh a cuBniBg ,

little one 1" "' ' fMWords fail to eipress how handsome.ilM, i

mI ' ', .;,4MWo are married! ' .'."sHaasiAnd that's the way it hapixmed i .) ,VH

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Dn. Bauuils' Itbeumaltoand Naaralsta Reraody, Acarta In oar, luura! txllaal, &Ooa bottl. Da-p-ot

66J Grand si. .,A sarx, nr ear for oougb and oolds, ADAMton'

Botakio Ualiam. Kimsmam, 20th tt., tlhio. .

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One of tlic Itoll of Merit Hots.Emanuol Bjorrogaard, of 1S6 East Ninety,

second street, stood highest iu Class A 1,Grammar School 37, last week.

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" 'nitOQKLYX A31USBMKNTS. VfHE. R. Jacobs' Brooklyn Theatre JH

COR. OF WASHIMITO.V MT JOHNSON Git). 'IBTUIS WEEK. jH

TilltRl: MATINKKS, ''!MONDAY, WhDN'KSDAY AND SATUIIDAT, ' ?H

RAMK Sl'FCIALENdAGRMKNTOI' i!Bl'n ifi: McCarthy & ucualivs oompatTT S)tBin lu ihrt i',0 uieuuM irl.h Irlar. ,SB10 'IKUK lUlall UEAllTa. &flH

31 'W Sp.cUl Scenerr. Ureat SpeetaltlM. ta 7HEEAVE; AOADI- MY OK MUSIO, Hrooklrii"B,DT "'ISL -- Vek com. Mondsr, llr 21, .Wed. and MO. (JIB

1 wr tbe first tuue In Aluerlua. Mfliidrama. la four acta. SsBBlTHK. OLD OAK. .'JSH

A great eeasstlon. A c.ielullr Ml.oteJ oompanr aiassssslqlfBBJ

SPORTS OF TRACK AND RING

dr. cattanacivs unique i.ntboduotionto ioungmr.'blahi&

Great Sport Looked For nt Prospect To-Il-

McT,aahlln Still Hiding WellJohnny llrnann Confident Tlint He CanWMp Jnek Urmpaey .IllUe C'obnrn Wina Lively I'lght With Iliiah Iloylc.

HILK a hilf-doze- n

yJjjtiJA jjwjf sPorl'uB men wero8cnt t n tablo in anrW yRffltVi

V y ffisff "Ptown cafe tho otherJkv TiSli evening, young Mr."(S """1 Blame, who is hecom- -

a ing quite a fifteen-bal- l

iKf Pool expert, nnd Dr.-- y2jb: Qibbs walked up to7A ,L&nlz the bar. They wore

BaT' thoro Joined by Dr.rwjjligj;. lr Cnttonach. Dr. Gibbs,

9iDm!atH course, well acquainted

'Wslil1' dential candidate's1 I "BOlll naked ; Well,

Doctor, aud how willBlaino get doyn to tbo Ccdarhurst races

"I'm blamed if I know,"tho ' vot," who is a Democrat clear

through, and who thought that referencewas mado to Blaino, sr. " I guess he'llhave to walk." Tho young Now Knglanderlooked surprised nnd Dr. Oihbs half laughedas he murmured : ' Mr. Blaino, Dr. Cattn-nac-

Dr. Cnttonach, Mr. Blaino." Thohorso doctor began to change color some,where about tho top of his standing collar,and his florid countenance was suffused in aninstant. He took tho easiest way out of it byringing tho boll for a waiter.

Tho Falcon Stokes and the Clover Stakespromise, great sport at Prospect Park for to-day as does the Bockaway Urccn Stcoplochasoat Ccdarhurst The BrooklynDerby for thrco-ycar-ol- and the Lawnviqwhandicap will bo run at Qravesentl

Thoro is great intcrost in the struggles.,

The riding of Jimmy McLaughlin does notsem to have, gouo bnck much this season, iusuite of the stories of his troubles. Ho won,three s'raight racos twico last weok at thoBrooklyn Jockey Club's meotlng. Tho firstof these successful days saw him capture thofirst, socond and third races ou tho .card, andthe last, the fourth, fifth and sixth races.

It is said that Johnny Beagan still thinksthat ho could defeat Jack Dempspy if Demp-so- y

would give him n chance under Queens-borr- y

rules. It will bo remembered byreaders of TnE Evening Wor.LD sportingcolumn that Beagcn Baid boforo tho fightwith Dempsoy that ho would surpritio thoKonpariol.when it camo to London prize-rin- g

rules, as ho could oulwrestle him.

Capt. J. H. Coster, Philip Dwyor and Col.Bimmons are tho gentlomen who in Judge,incut ou Mr. Woodford. tho owuor of the racehorse Barnuin, aud Jockey Nelson. Tho de.cision is generally approved. The only thingis now how long boiore all three will bo re-instated.

The paragraph in Saturday's EveninoWould sporting column in which roferencowas mado to tho Dempsoy and McCaffrey set-t- o

should lia-v- read that Dempsoy kopt tohis opponent's lejt side.

A Tory good fight took placo early yester-day morning between Miko Coburn.of Phila-delphia, who scalod lis pounds, and HughBoyle, of Elizabeth, who woighed 114 pounds.Bob Stoll, tho amateur champion performeron the rjngs, was tho timekeeper. Tho con-tent lasted through twenty-thro- e rouuds,occupying one hour and vhfrty-on- o minutes,when Boyle, who had hurt bis leg badly, re.fused to continue. The purse was givenCoburn.

S. 8. Brown's Masterpiece .is going verywell of late, and is said to linvo n goodchance in tho Suburban. Mike Donoher hasthis horse's running qualities.

Jake Kilrain has written to Biehnrd K.Fox, his bnoker. Faying that hewill sail forhomo on tho second Saturday iu July. Heannounces his intention of defending thechampionship belt against nil comers.

Michael Eastman, the fastest nowspnperfolder employed by tho New York NewsCompany, has challenged A. Van Booyen.who recently won Bichard K. Fox's goldmodal in a uewspaper-folvlin- g contest, to afolding match for any amount of money.

A MIDNIGHT CRYOF

"Murder!""I'LL KILL HIM!"

One of the most atrocious as well a unprovokedmurdert took place last night within the localitycircumscribed by the lines of our appended dia-

gram:.i -

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C Umbrella.B Door where murderer entered.K Stove through which mnrcerer escaped.

ody.

A Fourteenth Street Tneatre, where the greil" Still Alarm " la playing to delighted audiences. .

DIKD.'MEKIIAN.-- On Sunday, Mar 20. Katii P., dauibUr

ot John Meaban, aged IU rears and 9 month.IUlatlT0t and friends fettled to strand fanerftl at

10.30 A, M. on Tueadar, fldtnst,, from reudance,415 East 17th st., tbenoa to Gnurch of ths launui.lataCooeeptlon, Kaat ltlb St., whera requiem mtawill bn offered up for tn repoa of ber aouL Inter-ment at Calvary,

AROUND THE THEATRE.

Atroolet Theatre "The Arabian Mights" willcontinue this week, as the altractnn. It la a very(to,id eateriatnmeot, aud the specialties introducedare rattlculatiy Interesting.

Prof. Hsrtl's nine Viennese "lady fencers "areat the Eden Musee, where Erdeirl Nacn'a Hun-girla- n

orchestra can alto be heard. Noouecaucomplain that there is Isck of entettslnment at theEden Musee.

"The Wlle'Ms still at the I.vccdm, bnt will notremtln there mud' looser. U hen it Is withdrawnIt will have nearly reached Its two Hundred and illMen periouiHuo. 'Ihcrc It n lure- a.ivttnco .ilc.Tiie success of this play baa been simply marvel-Io-

tlrockroann's monkey theatro company, with Itmonkey actor, fouler, nots and douals stilt at theMar theatre. Thpy are a ureal attraction to thechildren, who fnqueni the Star In ureal numbers.The iniiillgenro ot I ho animals and their wouder-u- l

training cannot fall to Impress everybody.There are m illueea every atlernuuu.

"The Stll Alarm" Is sun ! the Fourteenthfiltott Theatre, whero It lias now had a .ons anilsucceaafitl run. Harry Lacy as Jack M my, HlphDeltuore it Jonn Bird and Mrs.Srldrn Irwin aa Mrs.ll..nley do sonic very good work, 'I he realism nttup i erforntaui e It received each night with a ooJdeal of enthutlaam.

At the Broadwar Theatre Mls Lillian Ruiielland Ml-- a Camllle D'Arvllleailll nightly Impersouatet oe two cliarnilugir relractnry wives, Aolla andlnrz, In " The ljueeu'a Male." Tno excellent billot faro which tbe Broadway offer ha- - bren aud isduly appreciated. "'Ihe tuteu'a Matn" will

run until Mintctnber Willi irrpat fiirllttr.Mitt HotlnaVoVea will not play at Daly's theatreht out of compliment to Lester Wnllack a

datntfuct. which I all the more to bo appreciatedfrom ti.e fact that Ml Vokea Is uolog an enormousbuainos. however, shu will inn ear la"AUameof Cards," "My Mlultier'a HUP' audfortne Urat time here "A Rough Diamond."

Manager 11. R. Jaoods, that mort cnterpr almr ofthea rtcal manager, ho taken the Tballu Theatiefur a limited reason, owing to tho fact that tie hasclosed hts Third Aveuun Tnca'ru for rcnatra.

the home of Herman attractions win ho de-voted to the elucidation ot piay by John A. Stevenscalled "Uukuown." Popular price will prevail.

Frank Mayo will appear Iu three different playsthis week at the Thottre Comtqur, Harlem. 'I notheatre will bo closed by a gr, cefui act ontho part of Manancr Hart, in order that Mr. .Maomay appear at me Wailack tiailmonlal perform-ance. .Mr. Mayo Is a strong sctor, ami he will un-doubtedly crowd tho Theatre Couilque during therotlol tho week.

Mist Katn Claxton will begin her second and listweek at rllblo'a In "Tho World AaatuBtHer." Her bnaluess during tte past tlx days oatbeen extremely profitable. Thlt wrca every ladyaud chdii who attends the matinee or ermine

will be pretcnttd w th a bux contulnlnira brick or Mlu Claxion will be fol-lowed at Nl lo's by Ilallcu and Uatt in a big vari-ety entertainment.

' A Possible Cats " It still at the Madison SquareTheatre, where Manager J. M. Hill Is lertecflyaallstlod with Its succeas. M. A. Kennedy still ap-pears as Olio Drlncktrnoff, Miss Uenerlare Lyttonat violet Mend iza, .list Daisy DorrasKtheiSoner,and Mlsa Louise Rial at Mrs. Cyrus Vtlahton. Theamusing complication of "A Possible Caso" keowthe auuienre in perpetual Rood humor, and wnena piece can do tnat, It la safe to prophesy aucccis.An audience lores to laugh heartily.

Loult Harrlson'a tongs In " Tho Pearl of Pekln "go with considerable vim, and chut excellentcomedian doet not tender them lets Interettlng byftequont repetition. "Slunor r, thellatitone Slnuer." la fonnr and olerrrty sung. MiksIrene Verona. Mlas Clarett Vanderbtlt.Mlta Carriollehr, Jllaa Urace Wilson, Mist Henna KlechandP t lip Branaon ilo good work and havo manyfrlouds. "The Pearl of Prfciu" will soon be

by a mutlctl comedy called "Town Lots.'- -

The solution of thst knotty problem, "TneLady.or tho Tiger?" gois on every nignt at Wailack'Theatre, much to tno delectation of the audience.Ihe optra la drawing very nlcHy indeed, uud willluu lur a long time to come. De Wolf Hopper hasnever done such excellent work. Wnllo he la onthe stage theru It continuous laughter. Mine.Cottrelly as tho giddy maiden Polyxena does tomecapital work. 'Ihe aceuery tnd costumes areicrcatly appreciated. Coi. Joan A. McCaull nevertlnon nnvlblnir ' bv halvAa. o

Frank Moran's San Francisco Mlnstrelf, wllhBilly Birch In amlsblo prominence, win begin thothird and last week of their succeEsful enkngementat Tony Paator' Harrlnitton and Joni,.aon, tha song and dauoa team; Woods, Shattuck,Dougherty and JohnBon, the Alsnltaitan Quartet;J. M. Woods, the popular singer, nnd a thrillingdramatic burlesque," entitled "Steal the Alarm,"will be tbe feature. Iu MM burlesque IlugneyDougheity, J. Harrington, Billy Bircn, Frank. Bu-nion', J. M. Woods, A. Johnson and Jack Catseke part.' Natural Qas " Is still emitting Its radlsnco at

the Filth Avnuue Theatre, where it teems to haveetlled down comlortaulr. Means. Donnelly,

Olrard and craven nt 111 continue to please audiencewith their vigorous specialtiea. Mlas Amy Amesand Ml-- s Jennie Yciinana could carry the piece, oraoy piece, alone. "Natural Oaa"iB not much ad-dicted to plot, but by the abundant an i Incessantlaughter which greets tne performame each nightIt la evidently Juat at well without ooe. it willcontinue for some time to come at the Fifth Ave.nue Tneatre.

Taat charmln? ltttle disciple or tbe poetry ofmotion, Aillc Franccsclna Pari, will bo at Ihe(irauu Opera-lloni- o wltn MDolorea,"Klrally'a hpednculur production, whlrh waa re-cently seen at Nlblo's. "Ilolona" has a Mronjralory tn tell and two dellglnful ballets to unlold."Dieadlnu," in wblr.n groups arranged to looklike DrcsJcn china nil the atage, Is a must ilciur-csuu- o

piece of work. Mile. Purls pirouettes andsmiles and cnarins tho audience. She wears ab'acknrras and is small and attractive looking.'Slit is oijj of tho diatinct hits Of tho performance

"Nadjy "nt IbeCaMno, has packed that build.Ing niKlniy since Wedueeday, and aticr 8 o'clock Itwas impossible to obtain tickets for love or money.Mr. Aronson tnlnl that Cbastatgus's latest willeasily mil all sun mcr, so that his mind Is

oasy for the present. All the ltttloroughncaes" always Incidental to a flrat nlglit

perlormanue have beon mooihcd away, audiSnoJy " runs flong pleasantly and easily. 'Ie

n will be opened alter tne per-ioral ince. The garden will be brlgntly Illumi-nated ambflowcra, planta, shrnbs and fountains willnot be wanting. Mr. Arouson's increased orcliialrawill give selections from Strauat's new opera,"bimDllclui," Czlbulka's "Glucittrlltcr," audMtllocker's "Slebeu b'hwaben."

Hroohlyn Tlirntrea."True Irish Hearis, " a romantic drama, will be

presented at 11. It. Jhcodss Brooklyn theatreand ihroughost tbo week. Tne leading

part will be snatalnm by J. P. Suiilvon. the castwill Include D..U Mc''anhy aud Kitty Colrtnan.There will be new acencry and some excellentmusical features will be introduced.

At tho Lee Avenne Academy of Mnslc "The OldOak," it new English melodrama by Paul Mernt,wdl be ri en f r tbe first time. The ttorydeals will a murder around wnlch there Is a greatdeal of Interesting mystery, whUb la, of course,dexterously cleared away before the nual fall ofthe curtain. The cast will Include Miss HenriettaVaders, Archibald Cowper, Jnllns Kahn, FredHooker, Charles 11. Hradthaw.Otorgc 8. Flaming,Edward Knott, Mlti Ida Andiraon and Adel Gray.

"Hit Lordship, Ihe new comedy by L'dnlnAtwell, will be given at theAmpnloii Academy to-morrow nlglit. Mr. Atwll' play looks aa thoughit were going to be Interesting, It such a propnecyIt worth anrthing. He r.as second a thoroughlyexcellent cant, Including Mlas Grace Thorns

Coultsr, Mist Virginia Bnohtnan, Harry Fltt,Charles n. Wtllta, ltus-e- ll batactl, H. .Miller Kent,Charles UowstT, Lytandrr tnompson and MarkTrice.

I'DBLIO ECHOOIi QtUDUATKS.

Pupil Who Will Plnl.U Their Kindles InNo. 24, TO, 48 nnd 33.

Tin: Evenino Wom.n y eontlutics itslist of thoprobablo graduates tit tlm pttblloschools. This time tho Industrious graduat-ing classes of (Inunmnr Schools 21, 73, 49 andftlarogltou. ,

Miss M. A, McCoskor is the Principal ofthe girls' department of Grammar SchoolNo. 21. Miss II. D, Ilognn is tho toneher oftho gruduntiug class. Tho uilsies of thiHclnssnro;

lleriha 1 edkowllnkl, Jmephlnc llatlciuteln,r.inma Hylve-tc- Pauline Abrauir, (loldio Uoiu-uia-

Anule Siiapiro, Ho ecca silver.The young ladies of this school havo re-

ceived their iiiditulnnry instructions inlitiusuworK, nnd probably by next week theywill hnvo romo practical instruction, nsovervthiiu postiblo is being dutio to get tho" kitchen " in rvndiucstt.

For twenty-tlv- o years J. T. Boyle has beenPrincipal of (iratutimr School No. 70. JohnDemoiest has been iu tho oditratlounl de.purtmciit for llfteen jenrs. He is the teucherof tho graduating class. His pupils nro :

Bernaud lllankford, Jacob flcruittln, J ico) C.liraud, Alexander C Betovakv. Solumon Cohn,Julias Cohen, Jacob Cnaaanowltz, Israel Cohen,Louu Kliailierg, Chsrlrs- - Faust, Muses Fnkel-brani- t,

Isaac Harris William F. Ilirachinau, Abra-ham Jacobs, H itnuel Kupplcr, Ju Ills Kramer,Louis Levy, Plncns Levy, Jacob Levy, Ch .ileaLubln, David Man-o- Abraham Meyer, FrankMcHweoney, Jacob No idle, Jire Hlttenbcr, JacobRich, Moset Jacob Itoaeunlat, JacabMlverstone, Sinuitl Samuels Ileni.ati MmpMiii,Jacob W'lastiaum, Hymau Willcnbvrg, Abraitamvt linen, William Wagner.

Grnm mar School No. i9, in West Twenty,eighth strcot, near Sixth ntcnuo, isn largonnd well. equipped building, Tho Principalis Miss M. 1. Claw son. Mm. M. A. Colwcll,tho Yicp.Principal, tutches tho highest class,nnd is laboring energetically to turn out agood. sized graduating ;lan this year. Thonamos of tho probable graduntes nro:

Minnie Andorsnn, Murr Brnthora, Saiah Becker,Anule Carov, Kittle Cnnen, Krne Fiack, CalhSrlneHaggerty, Amelia llalllwell, Marie Irwlu, EmmaKuntr, Mary Leonard, Kale Madden, May Murphy,Jennie Ptlce and Blanche Wendell.

Qrainmar School No. 3J, in Twcnty-elpht- h

street, near Ninth atomic, accommodatesmora than thirteen hundred children. ThoPrincipal, Miss 0. M. Kdlntiuds. has boen inhor present position about twenty years. Shodelights in praising tho ndmirablo work donoby some of tho girls ot tho graduating classthis year. Among thoso whom she has men.tioncd aro ;

Mary K. Martin, held of the class j pheba A.Hay. leu, Mary Bidwell, Mabel M. Mason, Theresaft. Connor, Kilrtl Collins, Anna Bradley, AnnaMenken, Joale K. Taylor and Mary E. Btyans.

Tho young ladies montioned above are pro-nounced oicollent students. Tha probablegraduates are:

Aunie F. Knckton, Mary A. Louis, Hannah A.Shea, Nellie, V. Bird, Rose O. Meyers, Amelia P,Goetsch, Frances Karaoagti, Mary K. lironu. Nel-lie L. Hyatt, Anna K. Moirow, Alary A. Smith,Jenn-tt- i Ktrkland, Neva KM red, Auuie F. C. Itat-fert-y,

K. L. Thomas, Aunle P. westrrfloid, EllenM. Dawaon, Kmtita M. Wholbcrg, earalt blmpion,Dora a.amlock, Tneresa J. Donnelly, Ldilan UacK-lan- d,

tneresa.M. Boyer, Margaret Q. O'Brien andMargaret Armstrong.

The Wnllnck IlrnrntTho teillmonlil benefit to Lester Wailack at the

Metropolitan Opera-Hous- o this evening win, s,

be the moit Interesting event of an Interest-In- g

theatrical season. From a Ouanclal point ofview the performance will also be noteworthy. Itis estimated that from tso.ooo to fis.ovu will ber'al'Ecd. Tho oast is something in remember luIhe time to cotno. It comprises Edwin Booth ssHamlet, Lawience Barrett aa the Ghost, FrankMayo as King Claudius, John Gilbert atPoloiilut, Keen Piyrapion as Laertes,Charles Han lord aa Koscncrantz, Daw.rence nanley as Gnllderatcrn, John A.Lantiaa Horatio, Charles Koehler as Oarlc, Kdwln1L Vaudeipelt a Marcellas, Kelc-- y asBern rJo, Frank Mordaant ss Francisco, Jo.ei.hWheelock und Millies Levtck a tlrat and secondactor, rep;ctlvely; Joseph Jefferson as ihe Uralgravrdigger; W. J. Florence aa the second gravo-iLtge- r,

Harry RJwsrda a the priest, Mme. HelenaMoilJoaK as Ophelia; Mlsa Gertrude Kelln.g ns theQuern.and Mlaa ltoo Coghlau ns the player quecc.there will be u number ot prominent Udlei andgentlemen of tbe prod ss.on us auxiliaries, Thoattain will rl.o prompily at S o'clock.

niannorr Ainbrrat'a Knrreaafiil Seaeon.Malinger Gustavo Amberg closed hit season at

Ihe Thalia Theatre on Saturday night, when he hada licuetlt at tnat house. Tbo piece produced were" jihofreuilen," a three-ac- t cometyr by A. VouWinlnrleld, and Zaltz'a operetta, ' Manntcnalt anBord." In tutu Miss Von Jauusckouky and Ferdi-nand Sciiuelz nan. Manager Amberg made aspeech tnanknig his patrons for the nut port withwmcli he had been favored. Ilo said that the post'aeatoa was the most prosperous one known in I hohistory of Gcrman-Aiuurlca- n theatrical erenta.He announced thai thero would be two excollentGerman theatres In tno autumn. Durluir. the pastseason al the Tnnlla Theatro Manager Ambergpro-durr- d

serentr-eigh- t pieces, Including trsgedr,melodrama, farce, comedy, comic opera, grandopera and burlesque.

OEORQE FB.N0IS TRAIN COMIKQ BACK.

lie llxprel tn be nt IIU Plaice In niadleontqnure on Tnrsdnr,

farrctaL to Tnat wont.n.1St. Jons, N. JJ.. Moy 21. (reorrjo Francis

Train took a last look at Canadian soil lastnifiht, when bo took a train for Hoiton.

Ho expects to bo in Madison Btniaro, NewYork, on Tuesday, after n six months'

ion.

A Colored (irnrge Wnalilnatnn.Miss Mar; E. Waahlngtod, tscortcd by rollce-ma- u

Alonzo Powell, of the Madison street station,paid a short visit to I'ollco Hcaduaricrs ltts even-i- n.

Attir a brlel lutnviaw with the Chlif of thebureau ol Inform .Hon, Miss Washington rocamethe sueMol Ma'ron Web. Later on ncr fiither,Mr. Washington, jint In an afpojraLoan I took young lady home to titer illy resi-dent e, UTlinmi street, Mi,i V. una a lust child,and ber lather la a gentleman of color.