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W THE OtttlfMqPXYngVEIffNqrNOVEfilBCRrifgg?. !JCT3B
' SOCIETY AFFAIRS IN BRIEF.
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KEXT MONDAY TO BE LADIES' DAT AT THE
LOTOS CLUB.
JUIM Will Itenwlck to be Married to Mr.
i v' Brown on Dec. 1 Flftr Ilrichelore- to Pny
850 Each for Their Annual Dall nt Del
monico's Mr. and Mr. Ilnrlow to lteturn
from Their Country Heat Tills Week.
. jj-Jt ADIES' day at the
fcSSyCKcVM Lotos Olnb is always
IV" i4JMr' weUttondedbymom.
J2$Ss P& Dors ' n0 tt'r 8ex'
'fiJ' $? wno cniy no "Hunt
IOte'V 3? tingo of Bohemianism
JgJWj'' -iO supposed to exist
jtLjwg Av thoro. Monday, aftor-
rOS?Jj3! vU noon and evening.
ij QSj Nov. 38, will bo do.
t. jk I '"giglfi voted to their enter-
$rZffiw$- Tno Social Jlegiiter
SkVJK for 1888, just issued
fij&fo-v Lj by tho ;SocfaJ Xegliter
ESgBjC- 5sl Association, 85 Lib-
e,.j!V VsacSl erty Btroct, will bo
Jf -V- found of groat assist-
nco by those in society wishing to mako out
calling or ball lists.
" A largo homo wedding on Deo. 1 will bo
that of Mr. Brown and Miss Lillio Fcnwick,
irblch will tako placo at tbo homo of tho
bride's undo and aunt, Mr. and Mrs, E. A.
Hurry, 80 West Seventeenth street. Miss
Annio Lorcga, Miss Mary Ogdon, two sisters
of tho groom and two cousins or tho brido
will be six of tho eight bridesmaids.
Tho Columbia Amateur Baud will give an
m invitation concert and reception at Wen
del's Assembly Booms, 831 to 844 West Forty
fourth street, on Thursday evening, Dec. 15.
Tho leador will be Mr. James Bhelton, whoso
father led tho first brass band organized in
this country.
, The marriage of Mr. Thomas J. Drummond
and Miss Margaret 0. Hamilton, daughter of
Mr. John L. Hamilton, will tako place on
Deo. 7.
Tho Monday Night Tennis Club will meet
it tho Tennis Club Building in Forty-flrst
street this and other Monday evenings.
The morriago of Mr. Cornell Woolloy and
Miss Cornelia Farwcll, daughter of Mrs.
William D. Farwcll, will take place on Deo.
1 at tho Madison avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church in Sixtieth street.
The New England TSociotyof Brooklyn,
will givo its eighth dinner in the Art and
Assembly Booms, in Montague street, of that
city, on Wednesday oveuiug, December 21.
Delmonico will servo.
It is arranged that after the marriage of
Lord Cairns and Mifes Behrons they will start
for Cairo, whero tho honeymoon will bo
passed.
Mrs. F. N. Goddard, of 2 East Thirty-fifth
street, will givo a tea on December 8.
Tho Bichmond County Fox Hunt will have
a meet on Thanksgiving Day, which as many
as 100 will participate in. The Misses Telfair
and the Misses Wiman are among tho best
riders.
Cards are out for tho wedding of Mr. Theo
dore F. Baldwin, of this city, and Miss M.
Adele Laeis, of St. Louis.
Admiral and Mrs. Xo Boy returned recontly
to their homo in this city from their visit to
Mrs, Lo Boy's brother, Mr. II. Stump, in
Maryland.
At tho " New Year's Ball " to bo given on
Jan. 6 at Delmonico's, fifty bachelors will bo
assessed 50 each. They will havo tho privi
lege of inviting seven gucBts.
Mrs. Hamilton and Miss Alico Hamilton,
of StaUn Island, will pass tho wintor in Now
York.
Mrs. Hormann, of 810 West Fourteenth
street, will givo a wodding reception to
morrow. Borosis will hold its regular monthly meet
ing this evening at Delmonico's.
( Mrs. Boosevolt is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Shoemaker, at her homo in Maryland.
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. L. Barlow will return
this week to their home, 3 Madison square,
from their country seat on Long Island.
The marriage of Lieut. H. F. Ilodgos,
IT. S. A., and Miss Reynolds will take place
at tho home of tho brido's uncle and aunt.
Gen: and Mrs."Blocum, 37 East Sixty-fifth
street, on Dec. 8.
Mrs. Guernsey, Mrs. Ostrom and Mrs.
Howard Carroll and other ladies are in
chargo of a series of entertainments and a
fair to bo given at 514 Fifth avenue from
Tuesday, Nov. 29, to Deo. 3.
Three entertainments of noto this season
will be given by the combined efforts of tho
Manhattan Athletic Club, tho Orange Tobog
gan Club and tho Staten Island Club. Thoso
will includo drama, minstrelsy and tableaux.
Tho first will bo given on Deo. 15, at tho
Gorman Club Booms, Stapleton, tho becond
on Doo. 17, at Orange, N. J and the last at
the Metropolitan Onern House, on Dec. 20.
" Mrs. John V. Wills, of 363 West Thirty
fourth street, will hold her first reception
i next Thursday evoning.
m
A Iloro to Ilia Frlendi.
IFrom Harper Jlatar,
"Let's tarn down this street; tbero comes
- Smith."
" Don't you want to meet him ?"
" Mo; lie has Just bough; a horse."
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KATIE'S STRATAGEM.
I MBjr jja. WELL, Sollie, you may
"" I ifemr'&M ta'k as long as you
J- - NaMj? if w"' ! but reay'mu8t
i fc: ! -Z yP) J adhere to my first
vJLj Fjfrffl 1" opinion that William
V)V?SCtiBBr2 Davis is very timid, for
, y tCr!SwJU oman. Oh, you need
45 1 H vPssfsffir not bridle up in that
s iLuSJsTtwiffl- waJ'' d not mean
frTfC-r!l Vfcyh tut ho is a coward ;
jl Mill lj no'i t least, as cow-
1 Vn triV VfT nrt''co 's eenerally un.
"l 1 fju -.H derstood. But I will
11' lfeliBtt maintain that ho is
. .LjLulyg'?. timid and bashful
i ,Wi,.vi" jjl" else why doos ho keep
.' .UuL.Jr i2ti beating about tho bush
' - "' """ so long? Nevermind
! . looking so innocent, sister mine; ono can
t f see with half an eyo that ho is dosporatoly
In love with you, and Well, upon my
word!"
This latter exclamation burst in amused
wonder from the speaker's ljps, as her elder
j v eister suddenly swept from the room not so
quickly, howovor, but that her tormentor
taught n glimpso of tho crimsoned, agitated
taco which Sallio had in vain sought to con
ceal. "Upon my word I" again ejaculated tho
mischievous elf, as she gravely shook her
plastering ringlets baolc from her forehead.
" eH'flU ' 'M ' mcP tow0 ' BU,ft
JJdls It, has led to a wonderful dlsooveryl Bo
"t proud, haughty, stately young lady Is in
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1
ANOTHER ANAECniBTIO EEVOLT.
A Perocloua-Irfoklnjr Man Come to Order In
Judas Lawrence's) Cenrt.
A big man, ragged of overcoat and shaggy
of board, entered Part II. of tho Supremo
Court, whero Judge Lawrenco was sitting.
nis wild slouched hat was pulled well down
over his eyos, and it remained thcro whilo ho
seated himself In court, unhoodlng tho ordor
of tho court offlccrs " Tako off that hat."
Tho man woro a flaming rod butterfly neck
tie, besides his ferocious look. But that did
not dotcr Court Oftlcor Barnoy Kiernan from
stopping briskly up to him and deftly jorking
tho slouched hat off tho shaggy head.
Tho man gave a scowl of rogo, and Barney
lod him forcibly to tho door and ejectod
him.
Court Policeman nen Howe was In tho cor
ridor, and, attracted by tho howls of tho
man, approached, prepared for a desperate
struggle. But tho " Anarchist " must havo
heard something drop in Chicago last week,
for ho bocamo immediately docile, and as.
Biirodtho bluo coat that ho " vood co init "
him.
Ho was led out of tho building and into tho
street, whero ho omitted sundry other howls
for vongeauco against tho fiends of tho law.
His oxit was witnessed by about two hun
dred people, who had rushed out of court
rooms and offices, and wcro leaning ovor tho
railings on the upper floors of tho rotunda
with palo t and anxious faces, and thoy
breathed a sigh of relief as thoy saw tho man
with the red tlo disappear rapidly, but not
gracofully.
Will HE LEFT THE EOX.
An Incident of n llnll Onme nctireen the
Iluffalo and I'rovldenco Tennis.
Tho baseball convention just ended at tho
Fifth Avenuo brought out many good stories
of tho diamond, which wcro told in odd
corners whilo tho Leaguo committeo and tho
Brotherhood representatives wcro enjoying
their conferenco behind closed doors. Among
tho stories related was ono about "Jimmio"
Galvin, over which Harry Wright and n
group of Leaguo notables laughed heartily
and well.
Tho incident happened at Buffalo, whero
tho Providenco team were pitted against tho
homo players. Galvin pitched for tho Bisons
and tho ball was hit four time a in its flrst
few starts towards tho catcher. Four sue.
ccssivo errors for tho Buffalo inflold followed
these four taps on tho sphere and four Provi
dence men got unearned bases.
Gravely then, "Jimmio" laid tho ball
down in his pitcher's box, bookoncd to tho
chango pitcher to como in from right field,
and ho himself started out.
" Whero aro you going?" roared tho cap.
tain.
" Out in tho field."
"And what for? Who told yon to ?"
" Well," replied the irate James, in grand
stand tones, I'd a had to go out if thoso
had been baso-hits."
A Ileaaonnble Proposition,
From Uarptr't Jtasar.
"Tommy," said the school-teacher, "spell
measles. "
Tommy made the attempt with the confidence
born of youth, but floundered hopelessly.
"1 nin surprised, Tomm j," she said, "Did
you stud your lesson?"
"Yes, 'm; but you can't expect a boy to spell
measles whon he's never had 'em," was tho wy
Tommy tried to get out of It.
FootllBht Flnahea.
' A Bark Secret " la at the Academy of Mualo, aa
popular as oyer.
At Poole's Theatre, "The Ticket of Leave Man "
will be produced to-night.
' School ' ' la still at Wallace's, and the audiences
that havo seen It have been large.
" Tbo Wile," at the Lyceum Theatre, continues
to draw large and appreciative audiences.
' At H. It. Jacobs'a Third Avenue Theatre Ben
Maglnley will appear to-night in " Inahavogue. "
"Cordelia's Aspirations" will not be at Harrl
p;an' Theatre after to-night. To-morrow "l'ete"
will be frtven. '
Tony Pastor has a good company at his little
theatre, and laughter Is by no meant an nnknown
artlclo there.
At the Union Square Theatre Robson and Crane
are still playing In bronaon Howard's successful
comedy, "The Henrietta."
At the Fourteenth Street Thoatre that great
favorite, Dennian Thompson, will appear to-night
in tho " Old Homestead. "
Dockstader will be as amusing aa ever to-night,
and the progrxmine be offers Is, aansual, an excel
lent one. "The lllnck Faust " la a great hit.
Tho admirable company at tho lladlaon Square
Theatre mates "1 he Martyr" Interesting. Mrs.
Booth aa Mine, de Moray la alone worth seeing.
At the Eden Mutee thero'are dally concerts. The
Muaoe la a good place In which to spend an even,
log. To use u slang phrase, "You get plenty for
your money."
Prof. Cromwell lectured at the Orand Opera.
Iloiisa last night on "America, Our Home." To
night, "A Parlor Match," with Evana and Hoey,
will be produced.
At the Fifth Avenno Theatre to-night Col. John
A. McCaull's excellent comlo opera company will
present for the first time the Hindoo comlo opera
called " 1 he Begum. "
"The Marquis" Is very attractlro at the Casino,
and thoso who have not seen It ought to do so with
out loss ot time. " Madelon ' ' will bo produced
at that theatre on Nov. M.
"Conrad the Corsair" la very popular at the
BIJou Opera-Houie. Munaccr ltlco spent a great
deal or money on tho production, but he la fully
aatlttled with the speculation.
Henry Irving appeared aa Louis XI. at tho Star
Theatre on Saturday nliiht. This week "Faust"
will be Klen. Next Saturday night "The Bella
and "Jlncle" will be presented.
The flrst of the Qerster concerts will be given to
morrow evening at the Metropolitan Opera-Houae.
Mine. Etclka Qerster will bo aided by Mme. lle
lcne Haatreltcr, Theodore Ujorkstcln, Slg. De An
na, Sig. Carbonne, Mme. Saccont and Miss Nettle
Carpenter. Tho orchestra ot aeventy-ne musl
alclans will be under the direction ot Adolph Neuendorf!.
lovo at last 1 Well, I declare I Prof. Wrngg
was quite right in saying that many of the
greatest discoveries have been made by acci
dent. Hero havo I not bcon homo n week
from the scene of my triumphant oxit from
school discipline when, in trying to discover
whether I was right in my surmiso that Mr.
Davis is in lovo with Sallio I happen to light
upon tho knowledge Hint sho is m tho scrnno.
Instead of ono, thero aro a pnir of 'cm I Wtint
a condition of affairs I Mr. Davis loves Sallie,
and Sallie loves him ; but he, liko tho rest of
mankind, is too stupid to sea that, so ho
holds back in fear, leaving poor Sallio in
uncertainty. But I'll sottlo him, that I will.
Jubt let mo sco, now 1"
And tho young girl nestled down into a
largo arm-chair, nnd thought intently for
soino half an hour. How much longer her
reverie might hao lasted, hud not the nuiet
which surrouuded tho old farm.houho been
disturbed by tho hound of a horde's feet nd.
vuuc'ng up tho avenuo, it would bo difllcult
to determine.
As it was, tho crunching of tho gravol at
tracted hor attention, and with ono bound
bho reached a window which commanded a
viow of tho old-fashioned porch, and of tho
drivo before it.
"There ho is now, just as I suspected, come
to spend tho afternoon with Sallie, tho bash,
ful swain 1 Ah! ho is bowing now; bo Sallio
intibt bo in Uio porch. Tlmt is glorious for
me. How fortunate that I havo not yet told
Sallio how nicely I deceived our wholo clnss
of pupils, and oven tho crusty old schoolmis.
trees into the bargain. Sister will no moro sus.
peot mo in my fortune-teller's dress than did
they; and if Icanuot manage to infuse a littlo
more hopo and courago into Will Davib's
fuint henrt. why, then I am a disgraco to my
now profession and shall retire in disgubt.
Now. let me think I must guard against Bai
lie's seeking me whlleTl am not here."
A vigorous pull at the bell-rope, which
teUTaftttd
"Mary," and "madcap7 Katie" 'struggled
in vain to assume a becoming gravity, "if
BEHIND THE STAGE DOOR.
CHAT ABOUT COMING EVEOTB IN THE
THEATRICAL WORLD.
Itobert C. Milliard to Htar In False Shame"
and Comedian Morris to Introduce the
Sllpper-KlssIng liplsode Arrangements
Making Tor a Durlrsque of "Faust"
The "Arabian Nlihts" at the Academy.
IT l IITI -tenr1 H AT Kooort 0. Hill
I IfflaV v 1 atnto,t degree discon
I laWaMsW.Ill IrTsj001'60 by tho fad that
WfcaLsl5Bslj& !wj-co is now in tho ranks
rT-fc of tho unemployed Is
iy'cTi V eTWent- 1 ct ho
ftf Jj0 v; iooms glory with n,
JVH ilBHV i9 H big and ovorwholming
3S. ' Jul yf, n glory In tho notorioty
BtiVslf s vLfJJ li o has obtained,
Vjganffi, though thcro aro very
JTJ'Ti lSvV B'on wno wou'd earo
llM. frV3- I pV to havo notoriety of
PmlrBp V BUh Wml Mr' 1I1U
xfV' 7jD,,ylnrd strolled into an
s uptown ofllco yestor-
day, gorgeously clad, and smiling all ovor
his faco. Ho informod n friend that ho has
mado arrnugemonts to Btar in " Falso
Shamo." Itisovidont that ho couldn't star
in real shame. Somo solid Wall street friends
and admirers proposo to back him. Of
course, this starring notico comes right on
top of his colossal and gratuitous advertise.
ment, and in order that tho publlo shall not
havo had timo to forgot him, Mr. Hilliard, it
is said, is looking out for a Now York then-
tre in which to opon next month. It was ro-
portod on Saturday that Ed Morris, tho
Irish comedian, ot presont with ' ' Conrad
tho Corsair," at tho Bijou, will introduce tho
slippor kissing episodo in the burlesque
during tho coming week, and has already ar
ranged with a well-known shoemaker to man.
ufacturo a whito slipper about two feet long
to fill tho rolo of tho dainty little artiolo
which Mr. Hilliard is accused of kissing.
WhothorMr. Hilliard will enjoin Morris is
not known. Perhaps tho enterprising Bob.
ert has copyrighted tho opisode, in which
caso Mr. Morris had better look out for him.
Belf. Mr. Hilliard wants all the advertiso.
mont ho can get and ho sadly needs it.
Arrangements aro being made for tho pres
entation of a burlesque on "Faust," tho lead
ing part to bo playod by Alfred S. Phillips,
who has had considerable oxperienco as an
actor in tho last twolvo or fifteen years, and
is now in Now York for the purposo of closely
studying 'Honry Irving at tho Star Theatre
It is thought that tho burlesque will bo given
in this city early in January, after which it
will be taken to Boston, Chicago and Phila
delphia. The burlesquo was written sixteen
years ago by Bobert Craig, a comedian, and
ilftoen years ago was producod under tho titlo
of " Faust and Morguorite," with Miss Fanny
Davonport as Marguerite Mr. Phillips will
givo imitations of Wilson Barrott in " Clito "
and Henry Irving. Ho is anxious to securo
Miss Fay Templcton to play Faust and
Amelia Summorvillo for Marguorito. Bo
hcarsals will begin very shortly undor tho
direction of William O. Daly. Tho backer of
the enterprise is said to bo a Philadelphia
broker named Stcrott. About fifty people
will bo in tho cast. Thero is somo talk of the
burlesquo being given at tho Fifth Avenuo
Theatre, but that is by no means sure.
Mis Amelia Summervillo had on offor to
go to London to play in tho Christmas panto
mime at tho Gaiofy Theatre, for sixteon weeks.
Miss Summervillo wantod to go, but Manager
Bioo, to whom she is undor contract, was not
willing to part with her, it is said. "Falken
stein" is the name of the pantomime in which
Miss Summervillo will not play.
Tho failure of "She" in Philadelphia,
nows of which was published this morning,
was by no means an unexpocted event in this
city. Tho play was put ' on without much
preparation, and effootB and " weirdnesses V
wero utterly disregarded. Tho opening night
in Philadelphia must, aocording to all ac
counts, havo been very funny. The pretty
noso of the witoh foil off at a thrilling mo
ment, and tho oalcium-lights woro, of course,
thrown upon her whilo noseleRS. Tho audi
enco roarod, and when an audionco roars at
the wrong time, a play is in a protty bad
way.
Whon tho Academy of Musio falls into tho
hands of its now lessees, E. O. Qilmoro and
Eugeuo Tompkins, on Nov. 28, Alexander C.
Comstock will probably fill tho plnco of John
Donnelly as acting manager. " Tho Arabian
Nights " will follow " The Dark Socrot."
Exactly why "' The Arabian Nights," which
couldn't fill tho Standard Theatre, should bo
taken to the Academy is not easy to under
stand. It is explained, however, by the fact
that tho burlesque did not havo n good show
at the Standard, which is not considered a
lucky theatre. After the burlesque tho
Booth-Barrett Company will occupy tho
Academy.
Miss Carrie Knight will bo soon to-night in
"Nancy and Company," in Harlem, with
Arthur Behan's company. Harlem is rather
too far to go for an evening's aiuusameut.but,
Augustin Daly will not allow Mr. Behan to
produce his plays at any other theatre in this
city. Mr. Behan would bo allowed full
sway in tho Bowery, but Daly's plays would
hardly be understood in that region.
Mies Sallio asks for me, tell her that I havo
gone to sco that poor sick woman in tho vil
lage." The instant the servant's steps died away
in tho distance, Katie sprang to the door anil
locked it, oven adopting tho precaution of
hanging an apron upon tho knob, that no eyo
might by any chance penetrate her secret by
means of tho koyhole. Then sho danced
across tho room, and throwing open o half
unpacked trunk, drew therefrom several
articles which seemed strongoly out of ploco
amidst tho tasteful, expensive garments by
which they wcro surrounded.
Ono by ono. Katio held them up before hor,
a low musicnl laugh rippling from her lips as
bIio looked upon thorn. A strange collection,
in sooth, to form a part of fashionable
young lady's wardrobe.
An old plaid calico bonnet, a long, looso
grpcii.nnd-vhito plaid dress of tho wuuo ma
terial; an old pair of shoes, much larger than
necessary; a pair of blue spectacles, ragged
gloves, and, moro incongruous, if pcibbililo,
than all these, a red cloak covered with
sprawling yellow figures, such as would
cause tho eyes of n genuino young gypsy
woman to sparkle with delight.
Ten ininutoB later, our mischiovous friend
stood beforo tho mirror, fully equipped in
this btiango costumo, savo thut her beautiful
curls yet dropped over tho laughing faco,
whoso clear brunette was momentarily
becoming darkor and redder under tho
skilful manipulations of her busy fingers.
" Now, then, I will throw my largo mantlo
over this dress, tuck tho bonnet under my
arm, and with my hat on, no one who may
chance to meot mo will suspect that I am not
in my usual costume. I told no untruth
whon I left word that I was going to tho vil
lage. I am going there, after I havo told
those two foolish persons on the porch yon
der their fortunes."
"" There." MJm SalHe," exeUimed Will
Davit, " there comes one of the very tribe of
Gypsies that I have been telling you of. She
.. , , . . . ....JlriSifSM jslSsfejiU-l
BONNETS ATCRACE CHURCH.
A qulot bonnet was of dark-brown felt,
with a Bhlrred face trimming of volvyt to
match j high bows of brown and tan-colored
velvet.
A pretty blondo wore a brown bcovor hat
with high crown, rolled brim, faced with vol.
vet, and high bows in front s a veil of fluo
red tulle.
A hat of felt in Gobelin bluo had ft high
crown and oloso rolling brim. A kiud of vol
vet of the same color went about tho crown
and was fastened in tho sido with dark.bluo
plumes.
A large hat of soft Frenoh felt. In dark
brown, had a broad, flaring brim. The dark
velvot trimming was relieved by ostrich
feathors. shading from darkest brown to
cream whito,
A very stylish bonnet hod ft crown of tan
colored silk shirred and divided by silver
passementerio. Bows and strings wero of
goldon brown ribbon, from the centra of
which in front sprang a slondcr whito pom
pon. A bonnet of black laco and jot, worn by a
middlo-aged lady in black, towered somo dls
touco higher than its neighbors. A wreath of
flowers in autumnal colors across tho front
made a pretty effect.
A gray felt bonnot had tho crown embroid
ered in bright colors. On tho faco trimming
of claret velvet silvor passementerio was laid
and a cluster of claret feathers drooped over
tho crown. Strings of olorot velvet.
A very picturcsquo hat was of soft gray felt.
Tho wido rolled brim was faced with velvet
of tho sumo color. Tho high crown was al
most hidden bonoath OBtrich feathers in
shaded grays, clasped by ft glittering Mod
ornamonti
Ocean Htramshlp Lines Losing money,
lAnitrtw CarntaU In l'kttatUtpttta TYm.f.l
Capital In (Ireat Urttaln, aa In all other parU ot
the world exotpt our own favored land, 1ms hud, Is
having and I bellofo Is mill to hao a very hard
time of It Indeed. In shipping, In which llrltaln
li supreme, more money has been lost tlutlng the
last few yeara than made. Some of my friends
who navo tntcreus In shlpplmt have shown mo
statements wulch proves losses upou tho upera-
llnn. nf Ih.l, v.ii.l, 1h, Pltnnril I Inn ih.Tv,
wbloh;cosl 410, are now quoted at X3 His., which
may be taken on a proof of the prevailing depres
sion, for which there aro two reasons too
many snips, to begins with, but especially
too many ot the old type. A revolution
Is going forward In Bteainsnlpi. The new
triple expansion engines by wnlch tbo ateam la
worked over three times instead of once aa for
merly, makes all the difference between a dividend-paying
concern and a losing one. The North
Herman Lloyd, all the steamers uf which are nf the
moat recent type, la still profitable, and tho While
Star Line, with better shlpa than tuose that existed
before trior were built, and extremely good man
agement, la aula to declare II per cent. Ships of
the new typo are now being built and old ships are
being changed and these will make a llvlug. Hut
the great majority of the present steamers will be
run on the sea. This transition period creates
great suffering, but It will all come right In the end
and Drltaln's supremacy npon the sea be as un
questioned In the future aa It has been la the post.
Gen. Caflerel Wore a Bit or Ills Wife's
Wedding Dress aa a Talisman.
fYotna rari Litter,
When a prisoner, decorated with the Legion of
Honor, appears in the dock, the presiding Judge
orders him to remove the red ribbon. Gen. Caf
ferel baa been saved this Indignity. He was called
Into the office ot tbo Qovornor of tho goal, when
an usher, with all the delicacy and tact pO'Blblr,
Intimated hla mission wat to read the decree of
President Orevy. ordering the name of the (leneral
to be Btruck off the role of the Legion of Honor.
CaHerel became like a statue; later tho tenri
welled In his eyes aa he contemplated the roseito
he won for bravery, In leading amidst death
showers of shot and shell his company In tho
Crimean war, to the attack on the MalakoR".
"llcmovo the decoration," said tho prltoncr.
"No, Monsieur," replied the usher, "oullgeme
by doing bo." The ex-Oeueral heaved a heart
broken sigh, detached the roacttle, opened his
pockctliooK, unrolled a morsel ot whde satin con
taining a lock uf his wlfe'a hair and, placing both
touether, put them Into the book. It may not be
generally known that the piece of silk In question
was cut from his wife's dresa on her wedding day
and which he has worn aa a talisman for years,
through all the moving accidents of flood anu Held.
m
Sparrow Pot-Pie a Delicacy.
IFrotn tkt Albany Xxprtti.
The Albany youth are still waging war on the
sparrows, and they are all gradually being driven
from the city. One game and poultry dealer In
town has thus far bought ana then sold toothers
about 3,800 of the little pests. They make excel
lent pot-pie and are regarded aa excellent eating
by those who have made the trial. Tho flavor Is
said to be somewhat lUo that of reed birds and
much superior to quaiL
m
A Champion Indeed.
From .Tu4i0t.
City Merchant Do.the people In your town'take
any lntereat In athletics, Mr. Drown ?
Mr. Brown (a coal dealer) Oh, yes.
City Merchant What branch ot athletics do you
follow J
Mr. Brown (unconsciously) I am the champion
light-weight.
Heady Tor tho I'niersency.
f From tS4 Epoch'
"What's the matter?" asked a gentleman,
approaohlng a crowd on the street.
" Man run over by a street car, and leg cut off."
" Heavens 1" he said, forcing his way to tho
prostrate form.
btooplng down, he whlsperod: "My friend,
don't you want a lawyer?
Ills First Fee.
Vom Ms Rurttngton Frf Prflf.)
Young Lawyer I earned my first professional
fee yestorday.
Young Doctor Indeed I Allow mo to con
gratulate you. What was It for?
Younir Liwyer I drew a conveyance. (It
seema that bis landlady remitted a week'a board
on condition that he trundled the baby out for an
airing. )
Sweet Ilnlllmoro fllrla.
IFrom llarptr't Baiar.
'We don't oare tor tho rain," said one Balti
more girl to another, aa ahe raised an umbrella ;
"we're 'neither augar nor salt.' "
"No," replied thr other, but we're la$$rs."
" CONOBATULATE ME, MISS KATIE."
is in hasto to visit you. I think. Her friends
can scarcely have pitched thoir tents yet ; for
it has not been two hours sinco their chief
asked my permission to settlo don n in my
grovo."
" Sho is an old woman, too," said Sallio;
" and how fantastically sho is urcssed in
real gypsy fashion, even though Bho is so
feeble that she uses a cane t Hush I hero sho
Is."
"Day to ye, my leddy and gentleman.
Bless your younfe faces; and willy let the old
gypsy woman fell your fortunes, my dears ?
It will be blithe fortunes ye will have that
much I see in your bonny faces. Como, now,
SPORTS OF FIELD AND RING.
I ..Sfc .1 I.
MANY. INTtBPRV,TATI()Ji8 OP TIIE MARQUIS
OP QUKEXBBKKRV RULES.
The Drmpsey-Keairnn Flaiit will Usher In rt
New Kra of Ilattlre Under What Are
Cnlled the New Unlet or the London
Prise Ring A flrent Foot liner In Ilroolt
lyn Carney will lie In the City Wednesday,
. -ugyav E F O It E any moro
r Js&L Bt'ti'i nftrd Klove prire.flghts
fJj r&AK ,,Ulr Marquis of
"tT cpQSl Quoonborry rules
) k- Jn Atako plnco theso rules
iltj& Smfri 0URh le moro thor
Vlf f ft otighly understood.
SSj pJ) ff Thoro havo been two
Vv5fIskn or three intornroto-
JiOsfaiHs m1ti "onB ' them in tho
L$ilQi JUi? Jliilu P118' ',w ycnr,, T'10
B2gg5? first chango, brought
l jfTfcCf'ss nbottt by Bullion's
jy jSf tactics, was in tho ro
jl, 25s iuiromonts. It was
teSSirfSSSaSa found, by Harry Hill's
gg2S55; trying it when Sulli
isySM ym nllll TuB wHhoii
boxed, that a roforoo couldn't act as timo.
keeper too Now thoro aro ntwoys two men
appoiutod to hold watches, and it wouldn't
bo half a bod job to havo thrco timekeepers.
Tho old-time fighters under Quecusbcrry's
rules upod to break away every timo tho
roforeo told them to, and " tako tho centre,"
as Top AVhittaker used to call it. When
Mitchell and lltirko showed how they boxed
in England under tho beneficent nobleman's
codo tht'V How together llko stcol springs of tor
ovory clinch, just as soon os they wero
onco froo of eoeh othor, and tho decision of
Jimmv O'Noll in the battle between Dompsey
and Lo Blanche established n precedent
tlrinly. Evorybody thought after tho fight
bctweon Carney and Mitcholl that a man
would in future bo allowed to do os much in
fighting os ho liked so long as he did not hold
onto lusopponont. Tho Carney sido of the late
international battlo readily aocopted St ephen
son, who roferond for Carney and Mitcholl,
to seo fair play botwoon Cornoy and McAu
llllo, becauso it thought ho would allow tho
somo tactics at Itovero Hcach ho put himself
on record os believing in on thnt bargo sup
posed to havo boon anchored up tho Sound.
Quoensborry rules aro altogether too compli
cated and woro uovor meant for anything
but four or six round soft glovo contests, for
which they aro well adapted. Tho mill bo.
twocn Ilcagon and DempBoy will probably
usher in an era of battles under what aro
called " The Now Ilules of tho London l'rizo
King."
The Now York Athletio Club will hold its
first LadioB' Day and gymnastic exhibition
this season on Saturday afternoon, Doc. 8.
St
Thero was a quiet foot race between two
nnknown Bjirinters on tho old Brooklyn Ath
letio Association's grounds lost Thursday af.
ternoon. at which, it 1b said, that $3,000
changed hands. The men gavo the namos of
Adams and Murphy. It is rumorctl in Brook
lyn now that tho lnystorions racers wcro tho
professional sprinters, Boyd and liethuno,
and that liothune won by 0 inches.
A wrestling match, cntcli-ns-catch-can style,
for $100 a sido, between Joo Iliggins, of Now
York, and Warren Lowis's unknown will
toko plnco at tho Hobokcn Casino to-morrow
ovening.
Tho annual Thanksgiving Day meet of tho
American Athletio Club Harriers will tako
place at Jamaica, L. I., on Thanksgiving
Dny.
Jem Cornoy, tho English light-weight cham
pion of tho world, will bo on hero on
Wednesday. It is intonded to get him up a
rousing bonofit to testify to tho appreciation
of his honesty, manliness and powers as a
pugilist, as well on to tho sympathy felt for a
man who was brought twice across tho ocean,
made to train twice for ono battlo and then
oheated out of his fairly-won victory.
By n slip in tho typos Billy Edwards was
made to havo backed Ilcogan against Demp
sey at ovens in this sporting column. So
many pooplo have annoyed tho ex-lightweight
champion by wanting to bet him
again that wav thnt tho correction, ho backod
Dompsey and would llko to do it some moro,
is cheerfully made.
Si
It is said that Charlie Clark, the olover
Philadelphia feather, weight. ill bo one of tho
contestants in tho Spartan Harriers Amateur
120-pounds competition on Dec. 3.
Tho voico Frod Burns, who doos the an
nouncing ot athletic meetings, has succeeded
in acquiring is tho envy of many who hoar
his full, clear toncH.
Si
Sovonty men, including Sprint Runner
F. A. Habcock, wore enrolled in the Nassau
Athletic Club, of Brooklyn, last week.
J. Randolph Hoiser, tho billiard expert,
has opened rooniB on Bedford avenuo, Brook
lyn, and will huvu a formal opening on Mon
doy ovening, Nov. 28. Billy Soxton, Maurice
Daly, Froy, Malono, Manning and othor
knights of tho cuu will appear in exhibition
games.
Degrees of Wickedness.
From llarptr lasqr.)
nnsband Can anything be worse, my dear,than
for a husband to tnlnk other (Women prettier than
hlawifo?
Wife Yes, John, love. Ills for a hnaband to
think hi wlfo prettier than other women and not
constantly remind her of the fact.
lot tho gypsy toll your fortunes, gentlefolks."
A few moments' hesitation and a low
spoken consultation and then, whilo tho
gypsy rebtod her slinking limbs on tho steps,
Will Davis laughingly held out his hand for
her inspection, find, however, crossing her
own with bilvcr, " both for the lady and him
belf." But tho gypsy demurrod to this modo of
procedure : tho gentleman must not come
nrst, or bad fortune would como to him ; his
"sister" should precede liiin. So Dais,
without in Die least disclaiming tho relation
ship, stepped aside, giving placo to tho hulf
timid maiden.
But nguin tho fortuneteller objected.
"Young sir, will ye just go further off ? It
spoils a fortune to Inn two to Ik ur it."
Will Davis, lmlf laughing, half -oxod, re
tired as requested, ami then the old woman,
without further dihiy, took Sallio's white
hand in her own, iind slowly traced tho lino
upon it.
N'ow, Miss Sallio Bergh was not nt all in
cliued to placo implicit faith in any roclu
lions that might bo made to her, evt n by tho
most skilful fortune-teller tbo world contain
ed nor, whatever worn her failings, was
superstition included in tho list. N'evorthe.
less, when the old gypsy'a glmcd finger trav
elled slowly over her palm, the plaid bonnet
being grnely hhaken tho while, tho young
lndy repentulof her mull compliance with
tho wcild erratttro'H request.
Repented of it, cicu though sho learned
that she wns " loved by a toll, dark young
man, who waHot that moment not far dis
tant, hut who needed encouragement from
her to declare his lovo."
" Tho stars never Ho, miss," concluded
the gypsy ; "and the v havo uritteu it in
your pulm that ye will bo married beforo
this time next year, and ye will have a good
husband, and be happy. Blessings on ye,
miss."
Sallie now stepped within the house, and
Davis advanced to the fortune-teller.
" Bo quiok, good woman," he said, casting
an uneasy glance at tho parlor -w indow,
Catarrhal Dangers.
To h 1W4 from the dinger of nffoeUlon while lylnf
down. inbruthafrMlf, ilMptoandly &nd undlrtarbed,
to riia refreshed, head eleur, brain actife and free from
pain or ache, to knoT that nopotaonouft. putrid matter
defllea the breath and rota awaj the delicate machlnerj
of tmell, taate and hearing, to feel that the eastern doea
not, through 1U telne and arteries, anck up the potaon
that la aure to nnd ermine and destroy, la Indeed a bleae
Ing beyond all other human enjoyment! To purchase
Immunity from such a fate should be the object ot all
afflicted. llotthoMwho hare tried many remedies and
physicians despair of relief or cure.
HAHTOitD'a Ramcul Ocrk meet stery phaae of
Catarrh, from a simple head cold to the most loathsome
and destructive stages. It U loeal and constitutional.
Instant in relieving, permanent In curing, aafe, economi
cal and neTerfalltng.
fUnroRiVs lUmoiL Cunt oonslats of one bottle of
the Radical Conn, one box of Oatajwiul Soltxkt
and one iHrnoTXD IrniALxn, all wrapped In one pack
age,wlth treatise and directions, and sold by all druggist
for tl.OO.
Pomn Dnua A Coxmical Co., Boai-oif.
A PAINS AND WEAKNESS
IAf females Instantly relieved by that new,
V cleirant and Infallthle Antidote to Pln, In-
ViEr tlamniatlon and Weakness, the t'ntlcura
Anttr tin rinntrr. The first and only
Fatn-)ubduinjr IMaMer especially adapted to Core Female
ains and Weak n fanes. Vastly superior to all other
fillister yet prepared. At all drusslsts, 25 renta. ft to
or 91.00, or, postage free, of TuTTXll DnUO AHD
CnxMtCAl. Co,, litis ton, Marts.
A DOLLAR DINNER FOR FOUR.
Contributed IJhIIt to " The World " by One
of the Ilest Known City Chefs.
At to.dnj's market prices tho material for this
dinner can bo purchased for II.
o o
socr.
1'olacre.
Fisn.
Boiled Sea Hats. Egg Sance.
Roast.
Beef. Stewed Tomatoes.
Mashed Potato.
DI8BSKT.
Applo Pie. Chtese.
Coffee.
'Bring milk to a scald, Into which pnt
fonr hot, boiled sliced potatoea and pepper
and salt to taste.
6 O
Dainties of the Market.
Prim rib roast, lBo. tn 20o. lobsters. Bo. to 10a.
l'ortprhonis strsk, 3V. Whits Bsh, lBc.
Hlrluln slsst, Iflo. to 20c. Ploksral, 13o to IBa.
LS mutton, lie to ICo. Fnst flub, 8fl.
Lamb ebons, 'J&o. U 28o. rlflumlsr. lOo.
Ls "si, 200. Hslmon tnmt. 12o.
English mutton chops, 9fa, ninsflsh, 15o.
lAmbblnd(l'trs,13o.tol0o. Whitu ptroh, 10c. tolSo.
Vesl cutlMR, 2Sa. Tlod snippets, lfio. to IBa.
HwMtbrftids. to perdogen. tlslibnt. ISA to 18o.
Calm' brsds, SOo. to GOo. Mrlpmt bisslfa. to 2So.
Hoajtlloa: pis. A3. 60 sob. Ittsck bsss. lOo. to lBo.
Itosstoblokrn.13o.to20o.lb. HbMPsbssd, '10a. to 23s.
llosstlna tnrkFTS,lto.tol8o. Hmslts, ISo. to20o.
fiquabs, 43.60 In a, dni. Lmls-nsrk clams, sOe. to
Huston so"", Iftc, to 200. 60o. a 100.
Huston ducks, lHo. to 20o, Ojstars, 76c. tn (1.110 a 100.
Ordlntnr ducks. He to 15o. Tsrrspln, S12 to ,36 a doa.
CsnTsssliscks, 8. 60 pair. OrssnTurtls, Wi- lb.
(Iruus. (1.25pslr. Orson turtle soup, 81 quart.
I'artrtd(f,76o. toll. 25 pair, Kn(slt(s, COo. lb.
Head birds, SI riossn. Terrspln stsw, It quart,
lledhsadl, ai.60psU. Rbrlmps, f l.RO por fsllon.
Mallsrds, 1 pair. Scallops, J1.60 per gallon.
Teal, 76c. pair. Cslorr. 12o. bunoh.
Ospons. 26a. lb. I'sss, 30a. hslf.peok.
Ousll, J,6U in. Rqusshos, 10a. to l&o.
Kni llsh snip, S3. 60 doa. Pumpkins, 20o.
l'lnTer, S3 dii. Mushrooms, fil quart.
Rail. Sjl.oOdoi. Unions, 15o. to 20a. half-
Ksbblts, 26a. aplsoe. peck.
Vsnlson, 20c. to 25o. Csullfluws rs, 10c, to lBo.
Wuodoock, 91 pslr. iAttuco. So. hosd.
Frosh ood tiingao. 100, lb. Ursnborrrs. 10a. quart.
Fresh maokerel, 16o. Horseradish. 10a. root. .
Res bsss, 16o, tf"l potstoes, 20a. bslf.
Fresh Kenebeok salmon, 7So peck.
Fresh Hpsnlsh Msckerel,7D Lima besns, 20o. quart.
Chicken Halibut, ISo. IKsf plsnts, lOo.
Cod, 6c. lOjrstor plant, 10c a bunsb.
Answers to Correspondents.
h. B, B'. Mr. Gladatono was born Dec 29. 1609.
Lord Ueaconsoeld horn Deo. 21, lsnt; died April
1, 1881. The jcarot hla birth la given hythern
cjclopndlaa a le09, but the lorcgolng dato was
that put upon hla coron plate.
A. C. Yonr employer committed a Terr serious
offence when bo Induced jon tn sign a contract
agreeing not to Join any labor organization aa a
condition upon which you may work In hla loop.
You should Immediately apply to the nearest police
inaglatrato for a warrant for hla arrcat.
K. n. Jf. In poker every player. Including the
dealer, must discard and announce the number of
carda which he wishes before a card may be
drawn. It poker Is played according to the rules,
It la Impossible for a dealer to deceive, the other
playera by pretending, when he has a pat hand, lo
tako carda from the pack.
Dangerous Tendencies
Characterize that very common complaint, catarrh . The
foal matter dropping from the head Into the bronchial
tubes or longs, may bring on bronohltls or consumption,
which reaps an Immense harrett of deaths annually.
Hence the necessity of giving catarrh Immediate atten
tlon. Hood's Baraaparllla cures catarrh by purifying and
enriching the blood, restoring and toning the diseased
organs.
"I suffered severely from chronto catarrh, arising
from Impure blood It became very bad, causing sore
new of the bronchial tubes and a
Troublesome Cough
I tried many medicines, bat received no benefit. I was
at last Induced to try Hood's Barsaparilla, and I am not
the same man in health or feelings. My catarrh la
cured, my throat la entirely well, and a dyspepsia
trouble, with sick headache, have all disappeared," K.
M. LlHCGLN, 35 Chambers st., lloaton,
Stuffed up Fooling
"For several years I have been troubled with that ter
ribly disagreeable disease, catarrh. I took Hood's Bar
aaparilla with the very best results. It cured me of that
continued dropping In ray throat and stuffed up feeling.
It baa also helped my mother, who haa taken It for run
down state of health and kidney trouble. I recommend
Hood's Sarsaparilla to all as a good medicine." Mrs,
S. D. Heath, Putnam, Conn.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Bold br all druralsts. tli ill for 3. Prepared onlyby
O. I. HOOD X CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses Una Hollar
whenco tho brlcht, cirlisli face that was so
dear to him looked smilingly out.
" U'b a blitho fortuno is yours, sir. A
happy and long life is before yo. Yo will
worry, nnd very soon. Yo liavo met tho leddy
already sir, and a bonny leddy slio is, with
dark brown hair, and brown eyos. liko your
sister that sits thero at tho window now.
Yo've trot ono fault, sir ; yo'ro too timid. Yo
Ioto tho bonuv leddy, and 6ho loves you ;
but yo nro loo faint-henrtcd to sneak it out to
hor, nnd hour hor say 'yes;' and so, may bo,
after all, yo'll not pot tho leddy, for somo one
el6o niuy fcuatch her from yo. Ho bravo
speak out, sir, and remember tho poor old
eyuhy woman in yonr joy."
Leaving tho bewildered young man stand,
iiip i-tiet eliless on tho M lis, tho f ortuno.tcller
hobbled slowly away and as sin, disappeared
in thu tluek grovo that partially concealed
tho road lo tho illago, Will Davis drew a
iong lire nth.
" Sho ib right, thnt strnngo old creaturo,"
ho murmured. "Taint honit never won
fnir Judy. Yes, tho gypsy is right; I will no
longer viold to my unmanly cowardice. I
w ill go ami knrn my real fortuno from that
swet girl's own lips, and hi in en grant thnt
tho gypsy iimv ho right tit this nlso, that she
loves mo"! lint, nh ! that would bo too great
hiippinchs for me, nil nuwortliy as I nm. Hut
away, faint hi art' No moro hesitation! I
will ho bra and mret my fato liko a man."
"Hero conies Katio from her lisittotho
village," bnid Sallio, an hour lator.
Sho was standing at tho window, and aa
sho spoko voting Davis came to her sido r.ud
gently Mofe his arm around hor.
" Shall we tell her now, denrest?" ho whis.
pcrnd. "Yes? That is well, then, for I am
so happy that I long to tell of it. I3ut."
ho added, doubtfully, "perhaps she will
not"
Ilia words were interrupted by the appear,
ance of the young lady in question, rather
more speedily than either of the pair had an
ticipated, for Will Davis's arm was still
clasped around Bailie's waiit, and very fool-
Industrial!! Women In tho Bonth. A KIH
Atlanta CorrrpondnC4 rMlafatpkla Itsws,1 ,i 'iH
Women In the Boat Are employed In all th. ctbV ' H
catlona open to them. They do good, bontitwoilc,'
and receive tho average wages accorded to the fox,! n
Otrls are cmrlojcd In the various factories vA PH
mills. Ther are engaged as saleswomen, elerta,V jH
bookkeepers, ami In one or two lnitanoes u reel - JjlH
estate and lite Insurance agents. One of the madli AH
cal schools hai thrown opon Its doors to woman, dkssssfl
and several lady gradualca now prattle auooMfrt vvjH
tnllr In this city. In short. Southern woman am "IH
lajlng hold of every legitimate avenne that nair SssssH
conduct them towards Independence andwnu4 jIvlssssH
ncsi. ".O.HI
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era If you are going to remain In the heat of Ota &H
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mriaof faded drooping flowers you cannot flndt rSM
but artlDclal flowers come now that makes nature 'rjasssfj
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RESERVED , UKKJ. MAOINLEY 'H
BEATS. In W. J. Florence's plar. H
fc INSHAVOGUk , )4S
Mo. EXTnA MAT. TiiANKsqrvmo.' ,aM
Not. 28. Australian MorsltyOo. ) ''H
STAR THEATRE. , . , jlH
LessMS AMsnsgers Abbey, Rohneffsl UxaUt t ?..
MH. 1IKNUY IHVINQ. ?H
1II.S8KLLKN TERRY I SHB
And the Iosum Oompanr I -H
Eyery nlgbt except Saturdays, 'IH
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Matlneo "Faust" Saturday. M
Hsturdsy nlabt, Not. 20, 1 i
"TIIK IIBId-a'1 Si Jt.VQr.B." WLW
CASINO. Drosdwsy and SSth sti H
Kyenlnra at R. Mxtlnee. Hsturdsy at V BH
V Bl'ECIAI, MATINEE THANKSOIVINO DAY. rassssss
rOSITIVKLY LAST WKKK OF THE ?'SLsssl
Casino's Moat lleauUfal Onmln Opera Production, the) isssssi
MAIlgUIH. , ,H
REOEIVED WITH ROARS OF LAUOIITEB. -jl-H
Orest Cast. Churns of AO. Admission. oOo. 4 nVssssl
. Neit Hundsy Krenln Orand Popular Oonasrt. Jl
Mondsy. NoT.'ia. the aparkllna Ooralo Opera Madalcaj ?AH
TTAIIHIOAN'H I'AllK TIlKATlUt. -iltsTsH
M, EDWARD HARRIOAN ProprUkW jM
MTW.IIANI.HY ........Msns ,&H
Commencing Tuesdsy, Not. 33, Orand Prndnottonet .,TsTsTsss1
lillWAItl) llAllHItlAN'M issllH
Domestic Drama of the South, entitled u JSA
DAVE nRAlIAM ANnlllRI'OPULAROItOiraSTBAJ i'SH
WKDNKSPAY-MATINKI-HATURDAY. YMB
SPECIAL MATINEKTIIANKBOIVINQ DAT. 'H
-I A TH STREET THEATRE, ,COR. flTttAVai j'l
X4LjlloMwKnESI)AYsndSAfyRDAY, il
TtXTUA MATINEE TIIANKHOIVINO DAY. AH
IIOME AOAIN, '.'-H
DENA1AN TilUAll'rtON, Vi'lssll
THE OLD IJOVIR8TEAD. ) H
Tho beautiful lane and all the orlalnat effeeU. IvassssS
Osllery. 36e. Reserred, 35., Mo., 75o.. tX tl.MJT j 1
TT Kand oPERA.noysE. ,pH
VXIteserred Bests. (Orohestra Circle and Baloony), CB iSssH
Extra Matlnse ThsnksaiTlns Day. ,.l JjJMM
WED. I ETsnsAltoey. tPAutvroSssssi
MAT. A PARLOR MATCH. I MAT.rt9sH
Next Week-11 KLD RY THE ENEMY, . . , 3H
Next Bundsr-Prof. GKOM WELL'S beautltal UctoraW 1 H
ROME. THE ETERNAL CITY. ' HM
MADISON SQUARE THEATRB. , 3H
Mr. A. M. PALMER ,....8ol.Maaacea . H
Iletlns st 8.30. Kstunlsy Mstlnee at 3. 1 JH
VirilABTRONOOAST. . JH
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W s;EClAL1MATINEETHANKBOrVIMODAT. ' $M
Monday, ..--.; Tuesdsy, II aaTssV
SSSsair- .School. I ttstir Mit- Caste. IK "H
Saturdsy Mat. , Saturday, ; OH
TONY PASTOR'S THEATRE fl
MAT1NEH8 TUESDAY. THUR8DAY AND FBIDAYi -J3H
TONY PASTOR'S GREAT SHOW. ;K
OADEMY OF MUSIC. t LAST TWO JfEEKBi 'H
Eienlnas st 8. MstlneoThanksclrlnsandBatardatv eH
The l'benomenally Successful Melodrama, tAsssssai
A liAHK HI'i It'T. 4sH
RESERVED BEATS, Mo., lie, and 1. SslsH
-TrmoryIiall vaudeville theatre mm
SOUTHERN MINSTRELS, under the mnssmwi e 'BH
Hilly Speed. raSSJS-SB
Conducted nnjhe style uf the tendon Mnsla nail. ' B
tlTouopTjra.house-3nd month.
H RICK'S .IUceAlMxey'sSumptuousPndaettaSki jUm
VuRLKhoUE TIIK COllfAItt, ''H
Tv&aTHE WlrL m
POOLE'S THEATRE. , 8TH ST. AND 4TnAVH. bH
10c. 20c, 30c. Mats. Mf.n., Wed., Tbur., Bats J
The strongest drsnis nf the present day, Uassss1
THE TICKET OF LEAVE MAN. , T'sf.SJ
Wlthasreatcast. Bocnr. seats. KmM
- 1 sisssssl
ish thoy both looked, as mischiovouj ,KaU3 HH
paused abruptly on the threshold, ana threw jH
up her hands in mock horror of tho scone, jH
" Sallio Borfih I I do declare" 1,M
But Davis interrupted hor. H
" Sallio Davis, soon to bo I Confttilftt "H
me. Miss Katio 1" 'WM
And Katio did coocratulate him, assurtaf m
him of hor belief that sho would, by the ex, .H
erciso of that patience of which she pos. ,!
8?sscd so largo a store, bo ablo to tolerate ,Ml
him as n brothor-iu-law. Her gray eyes Vgm
sparkled with mirth v as Davis proccoded to H
toll her how, during her obsencp in .the tiu ;
loco, a gypsy woman had foretold his prea. MjM
ont good fortune ; and, in so doing, had given, H
him courage to go forward nnd realize in very 11M
truth tho joy she had predicted. ifffgH
"Ibhall seek her out," concluded Will. JtjM
"nml reword her. Hut forher I shonld stlU --M
bo in tho suspense I have found it so hard to .Vg
bear " 'W't
"What will you givo her, pray?" aske4 t&
Kntie. , .. . J3
" Anything sho may choose to ask, so that )ffl
it bo not too uurcosonable."
A few moments Inter Katio left the room,
and directly af terw ords a slight rustle at thtt mm
door attracted tho lovers' attention. Look, ,rjM
ing up thov perceived, to their surprise, tha SB
identical old gvpsv woman standing in the 'SJ
doorway. Sho miulo n deep courtesy, and, - j
hobbling acrobs tho floor, stood before then. PJ
in silcuco. Kor an instant only, however, 'AM
Then bIio extended ono hand, whilo with . tnd i-fMj
other she cast off her sun.bonuet. royeaiintf H
tho laughing face of " madcap Katie." H
" Money, if you pleaso, sir for the poor 0I4 M
gypsy's village pensioners." jfl
And Will Davis, so soon os he could Buffi. H
ciently recover himself, assured the poW '
old evtiBw " that sho should be "liberally re- tdm
waraed " as soon as he could gain access to W
his private drawer, in his study, nma m
miles away, . . ,, . I 9J
"I'll trust you till then, said Katio. aaA W
with a gleeful laugh she bounded away to lay M
aside the fortune-teller's dress, whick UM. A
done such cood eervico, sH
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