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I THE WORLD FRIDAY EVENiftQ, MARCH 15, 1889. ' g -Jl
'l UW STUDENTS UPROARIOUS.
K9! JJ0I8I EL10TI0JJ OP CLASS 0FFI0EB8 IN
I COLUMBIA COLLEGE
I After Maklns; Tbrse Nomlnatloas They Ad.
tuts I Joarn with m. Hash Mabseqneatlr Mr.
7 I Dttlrlleld Is Blectrd Chairman-While
j llaHotlng far Other Candidate lb
l.Uht.ilo Out and Another Wild Itueh
1'neue.
ar Tho LftW Bcliool of Columbia College will
uh. this Spring, in all probabllily.grant diplomas
He lo (some two hundred embryo lawyers.
Cat Kealizlng that graduation and thoretore
im. Commencement tlmo U o!om at hand 'the
iise members of the Claw of '89 L. 8., deolded to
!ieh follow the example of graduating classes in
I ij the pott and elect certain offloer who should,
0 U 10 the beat of their ability, guide tho class
'est through tho labyrinthian oeremoniea lnol-
" ilcntnl to graduation,
a. A meeting of the cImi was therefore called
on the evouiug of Feb. 18 last, at whloh it
' wne decided that tho Commencement officers
., ahould consist of a committee of nine; the
. Chnirmnn of this Committee to bo class
. TrcHidcnt ox-offlcio.
, Nominations for Chairman were then put
"nts in orJor. and Mr. Qoddard, Mr. Murray and
. Mr. Alllin wore named as candidates.
6q Then Bomcbody mado a motion that the
irk, nominations be nlosed. This motion was
of hecoiulcd and carried before two-thirds of
aao those present had roalized what had hap-,
and iiotuhI.
ich. Then bedlam was let loose
to hvorybody yelled "Mr. Chairman!" and
ivrn great confusion ensued, during the midst of
(f which a fog-horn voice bolched out the
j. ttordH'Moewoadjournl" ,
And adjourn they did, breaking chairs ana
tearing coats in tho mad rush for the hallway
nud fresh air.
. Kver since that meeting excitement and
" wire-pulling have run not. It was chargod
ram that ono of the nominees was slated by the
tion llu JJol,a 1nl Society, whioh Bociety was try.
vi,. ing to run the class.
A movement was then begun in the inter.
' . ' est of the fourth man, by name. Littlefiold.
irn! Tne ,w,rcg woro ' bid r bis man's elec-
", ,1 iion, and last night a meeting of the class
JJJl. waa called.
J,?. Mr. Wilcox, Chairman pro tern., called the
aUm class to order by pounding tho top of a ' desk
with the back of a blackboard eraser. Mr.
ion- "Wilcox then asked the indulgence of the
i class and proceeded to make a speech, tho
ri. 9 trobstaice of which was an eloquent 'appeal
rr I for orderly, lawyer-like and gentlemanly be-
l havior.
,'?' His remarks were loudly cheered, after
l0 which a Littlefleld henchman got the floor
f10 and moved to reconsider the motion passed
'" at the last meeting by which nominations
St? "ere closed. ,
J? Then something surprising hsppensd, Mr.
& Ooddard, the PhTlJelta Phi candidate, with.
"f drew his name.
'er Ho was cheored.
3Jl Then Mr. Allien also begged to withdraw if
'"" the gcntlonion who had so kindly nominated
"y him, but with whoso name ho was unfamiliar,
5h would consent.
?P Inobedienco to the summons a young man.
vH" muoh embarrassed and supporting himself
ms with a twelve-pound cane and a father's
, allowance, arose, and in trembling tones,
' said:
" I am the unknown gentleman I"
This bunt of oratory was received with a
roar of applauso, and further remarks from
the unknown being rulod out of order, nom.
Sinations for the offioe of Chairman were
made.
Another nameless hero renominated Mr.
Hurray in a speech in whi6h the class -was in.'
formed that Mr. Murray was good fallow
and tit for tho office.
Mr. Littletleld was then nominated by a
Mr. Foote.
A motion to close the nomination then pre.
tailed, but only after a "division" had been
tolled for, four appeals made and the Chair
m man's gavel had been broken. ,
1 At loif toruearative quiet was indulged in,
Jy and the Chair suggested' that tellers be
appointedtond that bats bo used for ballot
boxes. The suggestion was accepted and the
In voting for the two candidates, Murray and
Ion Littlefleld, begun, and at the end Mr. Little.
J field was declared elected by a vote of CO to
hat 65.
tble Mr. Littlefleld was then escorted to the
(j,, chair by Mr. Murray and Mr. Ooddard.
,. Mr. L. then made a speech, in which he
" remarked that it gam him much pleasure to
dks observe that every one was happy, that he
ely was happy himself and he hoped the general
ujj happiness would continue.
The nominations for the remaining mem-
st bers of the committee were then begun, but
vys. only begun, for -when the blackboard hod
been covered by soma thirty odd names, and
several efforts to close the nominations
proved unavailing, the lights went out,
Pandemonium followed. Everybody made
a rush for the door, and everybody said
something. '
And that was the aud. It took 116 about-to-bs
lawyers two hours and a quarter to
elect a olass President I
t CUMBERLAND AND BODLANQER.
The Aalbor T "Marked far a'Tlctiaa"
Head, the Ueaeral'a Mind.
1JV--1 IA. rail Jfall e-wi.i
Mr. Stuart Cumberland mot UcmBouUnfter
at Count Dillon's at dinner on Sunday night
when the thought-reader did some very extra
ordinary experiment with the General. In ono
Mr. Cumberland asked the Ocneral to think of
the number of days, weeks, months or years he
would give M.CarnoU Gen. Boulanger thought,
and after a little while Mr. Cumberland said it
was six months, which was the exact time the
Ocneral had in hit mind.
The most remarkable experiment followed. It
was the one in which tho thought-reader asked
the General to imagine he was once more on
active service, andattheheadof n army which
he wished to move to a certain place on tho Con.
tlnent. For this purpose map of Europe wis
placed upon the table. Mr. Cumberland with
drew for some mlnutei into an adjoining room,
while the General studied tho map, and chose
his route. When summoned back tho thought
reader was blindfolded, aud then, taking the
General by the hand, ho very tlowlr traced with
a pencil on the man mot accurately tho route
thought of by the General. It began at Pans,
and ended at Stuttgart, surrounding this latter
town, which in imagination the Ocneral had
fixed on toboaicge.
rOPHLAE FREE TALKS.
Another Nneeeural Kvenlna Series la
Heven Public Kchoola.
The eighteenth series of lectures in the
free course given in the public sohools lost
evening proved very attractive, and the
sohool-room were crowded bv appreciative
audiences of workingmen and their families.
lhe lecturers were Prof. O. A. Clement, on
"Constitutional Law;" Prof. .Lelpziger. on
" liocal and State Government and the Con.
duct of Elections;" Dr. Hanchott. on "Oil.
ing and Bepolring Human Machinery:" Dr.
Itobcrts, on "The Heart and Its 'Workings!"
Prof. Lincoln, on "The Middle Ages;"
Prof. F. O. Caldwell, on "The Btarry Kir.
niament," and Dr. Tansley, on " Tho Eyo
and Ear."
A Oaod Teat mt Medeaty.l
IFton (A Burling ton Tr Y'. )
Mildred Wayback Papa, I know you like
Eben Backlot, and so do I. But are yon sure he
is a young man of good moral character?
Mr. Wayback Tho very b( at I I was bohind the
fence that time he turned tho flrot furrow in tho
stono pasture, and he only swore once going
and once coming.
aw
Answers to Cerrespsndenu.
1. &-Both Woreeiter snd Webster give the
plural as tcupoonfuls.
L. A. J?. March 4 fell on a Sunday last year
and will fall on a Sunday in 1004 and 1000.
Michael 0. A child born in the United States
of American- or alien parents is a natural born
American citizen.
Anxlqu . At the office of the United States
Supervisor of Elections wo are told tho marshals
will probsbly be paid next month.
L.3T. C An arrest not followed by conviction
does not render a man ineligible for appoint
ment on the police force.
O. W. Under section .150 of the Penal Code a
Serson who praotlses medicine or surgery In this
tate without a diploma is guilty of a mtv
demeanor which Is nunUhable by fine for the
flr-t offense and by fine and imprisonment for
any subsequent offense.
8, IK Inquire of David Proskey, 853 Broad,
way.
Euornt Kutlntr. Charles J. Folsor was Mr.
Cleveland's Republican opponent for Governor
in 188a.
From Dakota.
fLVMIXd BROI.
Dtil Bin: Fori loaf tlmn I hare taffered from ta
effvett of tndlffeatioti and Iok headache, and on tryln
jour Dr. O. McLawk'b Cklxbeatxd Lived Pzllh
found Quick and aatUfactorjr relief. A very ftwdoaa
doe th work, and I would not bo without tham.
Sioux Falla. Dakota. GKO. IL KARRIS.
Cur aick headache, bilJousnaea. lifer complaint, dya
pepaia, heartburn, indicaatlon, ualaria,plxnpUson faoe
and body, Impure blood, Ac, byualnf reffularly Dn. O.
McLixr' Cilmiutxd Livcb PlLXt, prepared only
by Fleming Droa., PitUburf, Pa. Frio, U5 oente. gold
by all druttfiata. Inilat upon hafinx the anutne Db. O.
McLuck's Litxb PlLLt. prepared by Flemlnc Broa..
PUtabarr, Pa., the market being full of lmltatlona of.
the name MCUkVt. apelled differently, bat of theaame
f iron unciat (on. Alware make aure of the worde ' Flem
ag Broa,, Pittabura;, Pa.," on the wrapper.
FOUNDED OH WHITECHAPEL'S TRAGEDIES
3 and Expressing the Author's Theory of that Series
a of Mysteries.
STUART CUMBERLAND,
u Thought - Reader to Europe's Crowned Heads,"
OcoiHtist and JPsycJioloffist.
t arjforats or orxtruro ihstalvkxt:
I . Wlii HTeljn Hrdctl' twentjr-ariblrthdTlt hand. Bha U tUlUd at h.r tathn'a London matulon T
.ar lover, who It borror-ttrlekan at tba pau)Ur laMmblanca btwen toa aiprafalon of bar faca and tbat of tha
T j W', iotlro to a tarrlola Mrlas of tracediaa tbat taaieltlDcallLandoD. AU olaaaaa of tolatr ara panlo-ttricken.
"Jja Hardcaitlo lauxba at bar lof ar'a faara. MaaawbUa, tba London papara ara full of tba datalla of tha mr
lariom trasadtaa. Tba Obaria, On Oo(l afpaelallr arraUna tha police for Ita lntBolano.
C1IAPTEK II.
j WUEMUM TUX ' ' OUAWNO CB0SS OHETTI " PBIMTS TUB TEB1UBLX 0AT1L00DB OT TBX UTS-
TKBIODB TBXOSnntS.
The Charing Grot Oazeilt oontlnued its ac
count of the mysterious tragedies In its next
issue:
" Below we publish a list of the murder
which have been committed during tho past
iht months. Tboyaroull undoubtedly by
gjl the home hand, and the murderer alas that
Ja ouch n thing should be .'Is still at 'large.
M , " MO. 1 yLOIlME OBEY, A BSAMSTBXHS.
j " The first of these murders took place on
the night of the 11th or on the morning ot
th 12lh of FthrntTy ot tola year. The vio-
'. I'm was a girl of the people, a seamstress,
g, ving at 205 India street, Islington. Her
our uamo was Florrio Orey, aged twentyine.
j one was found lying In her bed about 8
TM o clock on Sunday morning, the 12th, stabbed
tw '"ugh.tUe heart with a poisoned dagger.
.14 I o other 6atrag appeared to have been
'I
daeaL ... lAiiiiiiifiiiytilsfTiitii isVssiiitfilii
offered her, and no motive assigned for tho
crime. She was a highly respectable hard,
working girl, without, si for as was dlscov
ered, on enemy in the world. Several arrests
were made, but nothing came of them, and
to this day the assassin remains at large.
"XO. 3 AM CHKNOWtf HOWEn-CIHL.
"Early In the evening ot the 13th d' Maroh
an unknown girl, apparently not more than
twenty-one, was found in one of the courts
leading out of Fleet street done to death in a
manner preoisoly similar to the above. She
had metiierfato some hours before shews
discovered by a dagger thrust through the
heart. The wound was tha same slxe viz.,
small puncture from which oozed e clot of
blood as that found oh tho body of poor
Florrle Orey, and the medical eyideuoe went
to prove that the came poLoned dagger had
a i
iMAC YEARNING FORtflGHT.
! ' ' i ' ,a
HE IB WlIXINa' TO DO BATTLB WITH
BILLY MEIER ON ART TERMS.
Weird Reason, (liven for tha Kanaval af
Ike Pala Granada Miller and HeaaaUt
Alaj Wrestle la This City Pat lllllea
la the Hole af Trainer-Kdltar Fax Re
ceives an Aataalag Letter.
Jack MoAullffe say ho is willing in fact,
eager to fight Billy Meyer under the tatter's
own terms, In privateten men on each side
only to be present, anywhere In the East or
far West, thostako to be 82. MO or to, 000.
Meyer, it will be remembered, challenged
MoAullffo immediately after their recent
groat battle. McAultffo accepted, but soys
that since then he has never heard from
Meyer. Jack declares he is ready to fight at
a moment's notioe, without training, and
that ho is only waiting to hear from Billy.
Ho further states that Meyer is the best man
who over stood up against him.
Jack is also anxiously waiting to hear from
Miko Daly. Though tho latter' f 2S0 has
been covered for sorao tlmo yet nothing
furthor has been heard from him.
a
The arguments for the removal of tho Polo
Grounds odonced yesterday before tho
Aldcrmanlo Couimitieo bv some of thn
holders of property in tho neighborhood
wore extremely ludicrous. Their chief
spokesman said thst tho crowds which
congregated at night outsido the grouuds
were of an exceedingly rough character.
Tho crowds, he Mid. gatnered
outside tho grounds and at night. As the
baiteball games are gc uerally understood to
occur during daylight and insido tho
grounds, it is n tritlo hard to make out just
ow the basehnllists aro resnonsiblo. But
Eerbaps tbo New Yorks, Oh'cogos, rt a!.,
ave been wont to sneak up to the vicinity at
midniuht heretofore and piny ten-inning
comes br moonlight. If this U so, Jim
Mutrio should bo brought to account. He
should tee to it that tho sleep of tho virtuous
property-ho dors is not disturbed by the en
plause bestowed on a home-run made at 12. 30
A. M.
Baseball mon aro getting somewhat excitod
as tbe season draws nigh. Home of the en
thusiasts can hnrdlv await iti advent Tbey
are liko blooded raoe horses just before a race
quivering with excitement and anticipa
tion. The mobilization of tbe New York
team, which occurs on tbe 20th, is looked
forward to by these devotees of the national
game with tho most intense interest.
m
Subastian Miller and August Schmidt, the
wrestlers, are to meet to-morrow at the Police
OateUe ofHte to arrange a match to take place
in this city. The meeting will be for $2S0 or
8500 a side. Iti chard K. Fox is tp appoint
tho referee.
'
Fat Killcn is training Uannia Needham.
who is matched by the Do Boto Olub, of
Minneapolis, to tight Harry Gllmore for
1)500. Ho will probably second him. The
betting is a triflo in favor of Needham.
Needham knocked out Fat Herrington at
Boston in five rounds, and though be lost his
fight with Meyer many thought be bad thn
best of it. Both men ore training hard, and
the mill bids fair to be decidedly entertain,
ing. m m ;
Dnring this week n match will be arranged
between Lewis, tho ,t"Htrangler," and
Connors.
John L. Sullivan is in receipt of the follow
ing poetic lutter of encouragement from an
eigbt.year-old admirer.! t"
He Is a man you can defy, snd'he will whin
Kilroln by and br. Hush, hiipaby, don't lou
cry. You will know who is champion by and by.
Karl, I. Kksskl,
07 Action street, Newark, N. J.
'
Mr. Blchard K. For has received a re
markably quaint .letter. It is from very
much of a would-be "pug." who lives' way
down in British Guiana. Hero is the letter ;
IIespectko Okntlkmax, Hitt:' I, the under
signed, do hereby compliment rou in pugilistic
stjle. That in. Ism a prize-tlghter or the West
Indies, anil h& o been succei inl in battles from
thoageofaevcuteen to my present, tweuty-aix.
I am, by complexion, a mulatto. I weigh 100
pounds. I am conlldnnt that I will do well in
lhe titates in pri7C-tiihting if it should pleate
your gentlemanahlp to write me and give roe art
account of what groundu I could travel. I would
be willing to come, snd am sure to give you
credit for your trouble to the cost of my life in
prize-righting with the heart of a hero, and one
who flinches nbt from pain. Sir: flive me a
trial, plea e, to knock down:, or knock out
anything of my incheo. .Anxiomly awaiting
yonr answer, your niott obedient servant.
JosiitA Btanlm Xrixt,
Georgetown, British Guiana.
been used. Tho unknown victim was a flower
girl, and some bunches Of crushed violets
wero found In her stiffened hand. The body
was never identified, and the crime, like ihe
SUE HAD DIED molt THE FOIfiOSED DAOOEJl
TUI1UBT.
preceding ono, was, no far as conld bo ascer
tained, absolutely motiveless.
" SO. 8 THE VICTIM A rOPUXAS BINOEB.
" The murders of Florrie Grey and the un
known flower girl, whilo attracting consider
able attention at the time, were on the point
of being forgotten when all London was
aroused by tho news that Miss Bose Manton,
tho popular soprano, had been murdered in
her brougham while driving to her homo In
ltegent's Park at the conclusion of a concert
In St. James's Hall. This was on the evening
o( April 11, and her death bad been brought
about by a dagger stab through tho heart.
' Suspicion at first rested upon a rejected
suiter an Italian tenor. But he proved on
alibi, and the police sought for the murderer
needless to say, without effect elsewhere.
Miss Manton was noted for her kindness of
heart and sympathetic nature, and her terri
ble fato caused a profound sensation.
"Private detectives were employed, and
members of the theatrical and musical pro.
fesslons enrolled themselves a assassin,
hunters, but all to no purpose. The cowardly
murderer has never been brought to book.
' ' MO. 4 A BUKDAY-SCnOOr. TEACHER.
" Tho popular expectation that the 11th of
May the day of tho new moon would pro.
vide another victim for the unknown mur
dorer was only too fully realized. A young
girl, a Sunday-school teacher, Eliza Arnatt
by name, was to be the next victim. She was
killed on her way through Stromas' Park
after leaving a West End chapel, where she
was one of the Dingers of the choir. The
deed must have beeit .cqmmltUd about 9
ssfraiTls-'tArtjL Aafe SttSfe A. at JSaTatosfsiafcsslsQL aaslL hJ
DUNLOP STRIKES A MASHER.
AN INSULT 70 MISS BLANCHE MARSDEN
PROMPTLY PDNISUED.
Karnaar Marr'la Is Wrltlag ft On Act Play
lar Aaalaa? Vekce Alrxandar Caaaataek
Off far C'alarada Taay Paster's Annl.
veraarr J. Charles Dcvla'a Hrnefk at
the People's a Alaat Enjayable Affair.
F.vcrv attempt has been made to huih up nu
extremely dromstio fracas that occurred
Wednesday night at a restaurant in West
Twenty-fifth street, next door to Fourcadn's.
The 'particulars, bowover, aro' now known.
An eye-wltnass described tho affair yesterday
as follow i The restaurant was crowded with
diner. Beats were at a premium. At about
8 o'clock Mr. A. P. Bunlop, the well-known
theatrical agent, accompanied by Mis
B'anche Marsden entered. Thoy took the
only available .chairs. Hardly was Miss
Marsden seated than a walthy man named
Arnold, n frequenter of Koater i. Dial's,
approached hor and, Ignoring Dnnlop. ex
oialraed: ."Hallo, Blanohcl"
Mis Marwlen colored and begged Mr.
Arnold to go away.
" Shake hands," he insisted.
This Miss Marsden docliuod to do.
Don't be a fool," ho said. "I'll make
you shako hands."
'I-hap never hod anything to do with
yon and I never want to do fcO,"sho declared,
indignantly.
In the mean tlmo Dnnlop, boiling over with
rogo, had rlton. and taking Mint Mar'deu,
lod her from the restaurant. He saw her
borne and Immediately returned, meeting on
his way back two theatrical friends, whom he
asked to accompany him. He louud that Mr.
Arnold and his friends wero still at tabic
Dnnlop is a small, slightly built man, and has
onlv Just risen from a sick bed. He walked
straight up to Mr. Arnold and tappod him on
tbe shoulder.
" I want to speak with you asido," ho sold.
Arnold crimsoned.
"I have nothing to ay," he remarked. "I
am not a fighter."
Dunlop thereupon deliberately slapped Mr.
Arnold's fare, the blows sound'ng through
tbe room with remarkable distinctness. One
of Arnold's friends rose to defend blm, but
soon sat down. Arnold himself as
serted that he was too intoxicated to fight.
Dunlop's friend gave Arnold a poke tn the
ribs that would have felled an ox. " Go and
tako vonr medicine like a man, " he said.
' ' You have done what would disgrace a dog.
Yon won't ? Well, sir. let mo teliyou, if you
ever apeak to Mis Marsden again, or even
mention her namn, I shall take preat pleasure
In attending to you myself." The party then
left the restaurant.
When questioned about the mattor yoster.
day Mr. Dunlop sold it was quite truo. "I
felt that Miss Marsden was under ray protec
tion and I wo bound to see that she wa not
insulted. He might easily have slugged me.
I have bean ill for four weeks and can hardly
stand up."
"The man has mode himself offensive to
ma before." said Miss Marsden. "When 1
was at Koiterit Dial's housed tocome around
and make himself extremely unpleasant. I
never encouraged him in any way."
Ramsay Morris, whose " Tigress" com
pany closed in Philadelphia last Saturday, Is
writing a one-aot play for Miss ltosina Voices.
Alexander Comstock, of the Academy of
Music, started yesterday for Colorado. Corn
stock Is a hard worker and his health ho
suffered. Ha will not be uway very long.
www
Tony Pastor will begin the twenty.flfth
year of his managerial career March 25. Of
course ho will celebrate His theatre will be
adorned with bunting, and ho will got to
gether a big vandoville company to give a
' jubilee" performance,
The benefit to J. Charles Davis at the Poo
pie's Theatre yesterday was a very enjoyable
affair. Henry Leo and company appeared in
one act of " Tbe Cavalier:" Wt Horn Gillette
and company, including little Elsie Leslie, in
one act of "Hold by the Enemy;" Mis
Minnio Palmer and H. A. Roberts in " Tbo
Ring and the Keeper," and Robert Mantell
in one act of "Monbnrs." The Spanish
Student. Ida Mlille, Amy Lee, Louis Aldrich
and little Dot Clarendon also appeared.
Little Elsio Leslie was something of a aisap
polnlment In "Held by the Enemy." She
is out-"cuted" easily by Miss Minnie
Dupree.
A funny incident occurred at tbo Star
Theatre Wednesday night. A lady drove up
in a cab and asked to see one of theuthers.
As soon as he appenred. she asked him to ffo
to the ipr.vate boxes and see if he could find
Mr. Humphreys. The ubher demurted.
o'clock, for she left a female friend at 8,45 at
tbe park gates, and the lody was discovered
on a seat at 9.30 by a passer-by. He stated
that ho heard no cry and that ho saw no one
leave the spot nhore tho body was found. A
buo and crv was ut once started and the park
scoured; but. in spite of the most diligent
search, tho murderer was not found Appar
ently tho Bnmo dagger which had sent tho
time previous victims to their last account
had been used on this occasion, and similar
traces of poison were found in Iho wound.
Why this poor girl should have been selected '
none could imagine, w bile people began, to
ask themselvos who would be the next vie
TTIXr SEABCHXD TUB PABK FOB TUB UtntDZHXB
IN VAIS.
tiro. They hid not long to wait for an an.
swer.
' !(0S. S AND 0 TWIN 8I8TZBS.
" On Saturday. June V, two looro viotlm
were sacrificed to tbe murderous fury of the
mysterious assassin. They were twin sisters,
living in Gold street, Kensington. Murray
wa their, name Daisy and Adelaide, and
they were the-orphan daughters of a? teacher
of music. They got their living iy gliiig
muiio Isssons ' and were girls of irre
proachable character'. Tbey ocenpied tbe
same bedroom, and were found by the land,
lady on Saturday evening, at about 8 o'clock
'lying dead in their roooi, clasped In each
Giber's arms, their hearts pierced by a poj.'
sonetldagXAr. They had been murdered bo.
(ween the hour of 6 and 7 p. xf. The police,
so far a on could judge, did all they pould
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li WATOIIhH. BKAtJlUULLV CHAHUD AND
KNQKAVUD, io.
Byft,J5WR'T'''Rn HHNTINQ-CABF. STKlt
W1ND1NU WATCI1K8, U
AtlKNUINK H. HOWARD A OO. WATrilt, WITH
14-OAUAT SOLID HOLD UAHkA. FUU Sli.",.
WK OIVE A WrtlTTKN tlUAnANTr.K'wiTH
KVFKY WATdll HJR TilltlCU YKAIWi If
not ah lir-rnnsLNriiD, mom.y mll ukui!-
FUNDKD.
Solid Gold Wedding Rings,
14 and 18 enrnts.
Gurnet, Turquoise, Seal
and Initial Kings a tpe
cialty. CA8FEEFELD & CLEVELiHD,
144 BOWERY 144
NEAR GRAND ST. ELEVATKD STATION.
Opan EVr.NlNOW until Hi BATUUDAV, 10. HO p. M.
Tho lady presented him with $10, He was
not proof against this, and dcpsrtsd on tho
mission, it was unsuccessful, lie could
lind no.Mr. Ilumpliroys. Tlia lndy hciclf,
iurions and excited, then entered tbe theatre.
She peered into, the boxes bnt could not din
cover tba object of her search. "Never
mind. " she said to the usher, who, remember
ing tbe $10, saw ber bock to her carriage.
' ' I'm his wife, and I' it find him. If he's not
hore seeing this 'Dvangoliuo,' he miiBt be
up at the Casino. To tbe Cosmo, coachman,
please"
i
Richard. Carroll has boen engaged by Ru
dolph Aronsan to p ay Fowera's part in
"Kadjy'at tbe Casino. Towers is to join
the road couipany in place of Francis Wilson
dismissed.
a
In tho cost of ' The Marquise." to be pro
dnced at the Lyceum next week, are Kclcoy,
Henry Miller. Nelson Wheatcroft, W. 3.
Lumpyne, Charlet Walcot. W. Whittlesey,
W. B. Boykton. Arthur Giles. G. V. Plstt,
Mis Georgia Cayvan. Miss Grace Hendor
son, Mrs. Charles Walcot. Miss Gertrude
Wood and Mis Dora Leslie. ,
,
Nat Goodwin. has evldontly.' ' caught on "
in "A Gold Mine" at tho Fifth Avenue
Theatre. The management aro making a
great feature of the Saturday matinees, and
tbey have' boen extremely woll attsnded.
Mbs Forsytlie's dramatic methotU and dla.
nionds aro a valuable assistauoo to Mr. Good
win. In Silas Woolcott it 1 verv hard to
recognize Mr. Goodwin. Ills make-up is
marvellous.. 8onir 'people say that It ug.
gesta Stoke, of. the Hoffman House, while
others see reminiscences of Lester Wallaok
on a small scale.' The white hair and black
mustache effectually disguise the blondo
Goodwin.
-
Herrmann, is still at Niblo's, whore bis ' ' or
tistio magio has been a'tractiug large
audiences. Quite as tractive as tbe necro
mancy of these entertainment are Hor
mann's witticisms, whioh tbe audiences in
vsrisblv enjoy. Herrmann has a quaint way of
saying funny things that is inimitable.
Caailng Events.
Lady Unlta Invitation calico ball. Nlliton
Hsll. March 10. -'
Henry F. Bhortell Asioclation invitation ball,
Everett Hall, March IB.
Msnhsttsn fthontlng Clnb msnqnersde hall,
Elier's West Hide Aaxembly Iloomi, March 'iO.
to trace tho murderer, bnt without avail.
Thoro is no doubt that these equally motive,
less murders were the work of ono bsnd, and
that of the wretch who had taken tbe Ihcs of
the other young women.
"NOB. 7 AND 8 MOTIIEK AND DAtJOinTB.
"'lhecnu of horrors, which was thought to
be full to tho brim, mos added to. In a maumir
tbat makes one's blood rnn cold to think of,
a month nuo yesterday.
"Tho young wifo of a civil. service writer,
Mr. Harold Fitzcibboo, living ut No. 1a
Wostbury Villas, Maida VuIo.wok tbe victim
on tbo !)tb of July. In the middle of tho
night tbe household was arntmd by a pierc
ing shriek coming from tbe lady's room,
"On entering the room Mr. Fit cl'-bon
found tho lady's mnld in a fainting hi c. iln
floor and his wifo stabbed througli the heart.
The body of his young daughter similarly
stabbed was also found cold in death. Tho
agony of tha poor man can well be imagined.
Here was he made a widower and childless at
one fell stroke of the asssssin's kpife, and
that ho should havo Income hopelessly In
sane through tbe shock is not to be wondered
at. The stroko which had taken tbeso two
inuocent lives was unquestionably made with
the tame weapon that bad drunk tho hfo
blood of the six previous victims.
" Tbe lady's maid sworo tbat she neither
saw nor heard any ono come into or leavo the
room. She admitted having fallen to sleep,
during which time tho dastardly crimes wvre
committed. It was only upon awaking that
sho discovered Ihe terrible statu of affairs,
when she, as has been stated, arourcd the
household. She was altogether unable to
throw any light upon tbe subject. No arrest
woro made, and all efforts to find tbe mid.
night assassin proved fruitless.
" NO. 8 MISS VLVKBSTONK, TUB lATUT VICTIM.
"Yet another victim has to be added to this
terribly long list of mysterious murders.
Yesterday evening at about 10 o'clock Miss
Gemldiue Ulveittoue, the onli daughter of
Gen. TJlvortrtone , of 14 Favcrsham Gardens,
Nutting Hill, niece of Huron Furnem, au
intimate frieud of that wclUkuoun helle.
Miss Kvelyu HarJcastlo, was murdered in her
own house. As will be seen from particulars
In another column the poor young lady was
celebrating hor twenty.flrst birthday, and in j
tha midst of tha festivities was suddenly and
fouliy murdered.
"Shr bad gone for a moment it appears to
fetch Miss Hardcatle, who was 1th her, u
.pray of flow ers from the conservatory. No one
know the precise moment she left the draw
Not Hiigerrr.
rromivy
Lord Chnmpllogh And then yonsh r 0u
toin-IlonHO dutlea aw so doocedly sbaurd.' Yon
er amsrt Americans chawgo heaUly fsw
awtlclea or weal utility, while things of mesh
luxury and no actual use you er permit to
cntsh you ah country rwce.
Native Then what are you kicking at f
Afore Frequent Than Kver. M
on(t HlthnumJi)liiatrA.t
'Dsnces for tho benefit of btirisl.gronnd
funds havo not been frequent of late. " Pshaw;
tbey have been frequent o or Ainco tho fsnliiqn
ba obtained of making ball druse of very thin'
material.
ssWviVy'5"Ts! f'01" """ iw iftiasi
VcUHj&ol ffr''W Voiii'a serereroUt'n
rWUVtf)$ bA A oh,'J 'ix (tipiication$
B w.SFM of Ely' Ovwiw Halm I ioii
BF JJH relerril. Kerry hac of mi
sr ..tiH roW " rmiornf, Henry C.
sBfcW c'ark- Ul Mton .V. Y.
fJFvV-,t 1 Ai praher' Oficr.
HANKS
UINTIfTH.
Extracting. ffJVr.t n Ijh 1AH, JOe, Rata. , 8
aad 10 Hon tllllnr. iiOa. uns JrolJ flllln. ll no.
FmlatUndtnt RnnJaTatol.
03 OTH AV1I.. HI) llOOIt 111! LOW 14TII
PEERLESS DYE8 LSSSSk
AM USKMKXTS.
BIJOU TIIBATItll llro.Jw.r. near SOthat.
Matliieea wadiieailajr nd hatnnlar.
iiovth
nkvf comkdy-iiih (ihkatkrt hik'cksm,
A MIDNIGHT BELL .
"Mr. Hortbaaalvrn nannanr Iha louohaawhlrh haa
made thafuu-oiAol "Tha Old llomtaad.,,and Lalda
that, ha haa ruadu a war which will maka paopla laafh
andbmerrr " Worlds Mirchll.
Uallatr. i!.o. lUml. f.O.-.. 7.'o.. 1. l,fiO.
t A?n ?T. THKATRE. , COK flTH AVIC.
X.'x Mallnwa Wnlnf xltjr and Ratiirdtr.
KATIIKIU.M! C .nil JA11K8 A.
, t IIKItNK
In Ihw pownrlnl domeatlo plaj,
DRIFTING APART.
Raappoaran; of Mr. I Irrnn af l.r hl aatara lllnvu
Oallar, Xitc i naaartfil, U c. OOa, 75c. $1, SI, 50.
riRAND UPKRA-lIOtTHK
T Kaariml ril Urrliatlra t'lrrla and Dalrninjr.GOo.
HELD BY THE ENEMY, te&.t,.:'
GIIAHD Ol'KRA.UOUrlB. KXTHA.
b,rD.?.ck,lNEXT SUNDAYi8t; ru"ir,ck
lleanllfullr llluatratMj I.KOTURK on
breland:
With Tortralla of PAKSKLL ind (ILADRTONK,
Ilr Prof. CKUMW EU, 7
AdmlMlon, ylOj, Ilfanrvad Hata, !Jfic. attra.
Cominan&gaato.lu. Btt ufllcoopanaat t.
QAMMO. UI10ADWAV AJD 30TU ST?
nHUU la 1 MATINltSi MATURDAY AT 1
Aamnion fx3u Beata raaar'ad 2 wxt In adtanaa.
Zvsrd-iu Irs. LuluJ.'h.iniv-
Writ TVaak-THi: BrowvtffAY.
irjuiBATifk TOlA'jMy-3Les.sra..
With har tweial alctd ,'omiianj. In
, M? HWP.KTI1UAUT.' ''
Nait weakjlaoull aa llonbtri. Alalinm Raturdir.
TONY PAHTOIl'rl NKW 14TUHT. TIIKATRKr"
TflMV ilataT Allea.Conror ADmpMr,
1 UH X Ton I'Mtor nd W.w ('anrpanr.
ra.RA.tD MUSETwFilEATRE ANDllEKAaERDi'
T iU 347 llrand at.
aUANDPRIZBSKWIhUOONTGHTtir'JO urtariaaw.
Ins machlna opf ratnra. Kntlro chanaa of curloattlea. -Double
htasa Parfonnauca. Atlmbalon, lOoeuta
MISS "MAMIE HORTOK 1SSi3ffis"
at the BDKN MUBHE afttrooon andatntoi.
AAlDERO THEATRE. Inrlna ula'oa" and lflth at -T-nlbtand
SATUnDAY UaOnre, cnat double
Barformanoa, O HotherlnLaw and At tha Grand Opera
at. Ere., Jnnkermann Inllanne Xtnete
Visited BY 4K7ono in one vTZaE
JtWTYnUUO. .
10th at. 4th are. oandar, ffli oenU.
IJERNANDO'H DANUINO AOADKMY.1Q'-' K BWIl
BT.-KhOEITION EVERY TUESDAY EVEMNO.
ing.room. but hor absence was speedily dis
covered and tho question asked as to whore
she was.
" Miss Hardcaatle expressed her belief that
she must hat o gone to the con en atory. as
some (iinrtor of an hour boforo alio had
promised to get her some roses to take the
placo of tho crukhed flowers she a woariiis
in hor dress. She1 nvidentlv wishes to tn.ke
me by surprise,' added Miss Hardcartle, 'and
I wl'l Just go and Interrupt hor in her ml
sion.' And with a laugh the young lady
AMUSEMENTS. IH
PROCTOR'S 230 ST, THEATRE,.? fl
COUNTY FAIR. , 9
TfffOItnOW (Hritnritiiir) .ItATiyKK, 1I.1H. .:jH
"ltoreaeiiwhrUhonld not rnn tor raara lalm. rH
mene aocooai," N. Y. Herald. jtsMsl
V.1il?r!' rtrjttnrlnie toon 1. Aaneeeia."-.'Trld. 31
.. A a'atmet hit ''-lornln JournaL I1
"Had crowned lie anooMa, aod the new theatre bad iJasl
made ita dedication a (rimnprT."-N. Y. Bnn. .jfl
..2L"' nT Profltab'ecareer." Trlbunn, TOlS
..Tn.'',l,'c,ur,hl';to'abolntetrntiI.,' Tlmea. iDH
; A Conntj Jair'certalnlacored a hit, "-Praaa. WM
"Ilurre.ii evidently made carefnl atndr of aNaw n MU
Knlanrlplner." Star - . KH
!.'.:'Tff",n'!n,nmor,, amnsln."-Kw, World- ids
! V.,p,,,t,".nlrrt'Unr,",,'!.l?ortD,e,ll,i"-llaliandEi. SM
"lle-lihrlnloia tUelded'rentertalnln."-Coni.Ad. JBH
"Aaurreaa tMnifl'il ' anre of prwoirltraaa. ?XmU
ire.nh.ek "-Spirit nt the Hum. f..,,,-.. "!
I'KICEM, Mr., OOc., 70c. 91. 0I.5O. JH
Th.atre parties forralni In or oot of, town cannow aa. 'jSsVSB
enreeestatwowecktln adnnce br tnall. tawatsnh or -SsiB
telephone. (Tel. No. U3t). 3lat. '""'"' " WM
KOSTER "KtBl McANTHONY 9
AND . ..- AND JrU
BIAwLlF Tfr CHLOE TuTTBA. W
v ,, WEDNESDAY-MATINKE-SATURPAY. .1lsfl
f-TH AVE THEATItR Eje.atS., 8at. Mat. at a. flM
W.C. GOODWIN in M
A COLD MIME. 19
BRpADWAYTHKATRB.Mat.Wed andHat ,UPJt. mk
Uroadwir, cor,4ltat, KVENINOS AtL 8&W
LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY. H
AIMIIWHION floe. M
PALMER'S TIIRATllh. Enrre'rr. Mat. Hat, SH
McCAULl, OPERA CO. M
Prloea'.'Ae., ,'iQc.. l ,nd 1.B0. SB
MADISON HgtlARE THEATRE. JeH
Mr. A MPALliER . ............ ..Bole Uanacet Wsl
J Kienln(r.atH.I() HaturdaV UstlnM. " WM
4T" CAPTAIN SWIrT. KSSiSL 9
MONTH. I A Ureat Bnccwe World. Jen. 881 PanrSaT" Jgl
TX R. JACOnSMTHAI.tAT "" JsV
1JktATINFKHLU ?WV KiffW.-J. H
OSSIFIED MAN I,08nK, 1
nS??M?S,.1UiV 'n-J'ansth.Iri.h OUnteaa. Hampton' H
Doc Urcne, HalrleM Ladr. Pnmraae and Mortihr Not-
"l'CoLatWorih'aMnwim. 14lhat,. nearitnaTa, M
IT R.-LiiCfll'S'THIRnAVKNUETHBATRa- ,S9
HvvrR"! "W I "OBODY 'm
STAKTIIEATItr, J BROADWAY A 13TH 8T." 13
Matineea Wndneadaa and Saturday. ' 1j9H
IIIOE'H DEAUTIFUI, EVANGELINE. MM
Bnnda ctenltn-llntrlr-CltTeland MlnatoalaT 1W
NIBLO'S. T"18 wi IB
wJJilSfsAT. HERRMANN. 19
. . NEXT WEEIC-A DARK SBCRETV' -
gonday atenlns LUDWIU'S IRISH UALLADS. JSI
STANDARD THEATRE. LAST 2 WEEKrT " -L1
tfEK'p'iK?,V'S 11
SrKCUI.ATOlW ara warn.4 not to lurnt In tlokata. JaSHBJ
W,NDR0'' THEATRE, IIOWERYNEAR CANAlT 1IH
W sir wii liam nr'niiuND matinke mm
andMra.l.IOMASIJAllRYIi SATUIlDAr WM
llennlnleior, Tha Croa. of Oold. AT a. tiH
NeitWek-ll, U. Kennetr'a Uahta and BhaHita. jBM
"AHTAllTK"' AND TUB BTEBWB. 11
f YCKUM THEATRE. 4th are. and 23 at, 8.10. JM
JLl La.tWeek-SKKTI.VKNDER. MM
Nelt Monday The Marqulie. IBBnl
PKOOKIiYN AMU8K31KMT3. M
E B. JACOBS' BROOKLYN 'THEATRE. M
m. . Oornerof Waihlnatnn and Johnaonata, Hal
Matineea MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. .
THE mvm
Pri Mil MAIN LINE. M
Prioea Matineea, 'Me and HOo. xaSU
Iteaened, Ernln. "Oo TlfV. anSSOc "SS'M
Nait Week-J. U. Polk In " MfXED VloSlayi ,OM
EE AVE. AOADhMYOF MU8I0L Brooklrn. E. D. iU
Thla week, Matineea Wedneidaj and Sataroar. iSBt
TheOomedlin,
PRANK DANIEL'S JH
Neat Wcek-SAID PASHA. uBi
AMPHION ACADEMY.Jir'.at H
Ererr KnlDf Wm1ushU had b(nrdr MAtinM. H9
THE FAIRY'S WELL. ffl
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE. Z:XA.' M
rrj Urrninf. Wadntiday and Hiturday AUtioii. mm
SAID PASHA. I!
COL. SINN'S PARK. THEATRE. &M
robert IN unilDlDQ m
mantell IN MUNDnlfO. M
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
HOLMES'S STANDARD MUSEUM. M
THIN WBRK-.lfATINBIW DAILY. fl
THE GOLDEN CLIFF. J
M k. 1
n M' A I
MISS IIABDOASTI.E VODMD IIFn TRIEND IN TRE qONSERVATOBT, I.TTKO PSAD UPON TRB PL0OB. 'W
darted off to nud her friend. A moinent
lator n shrill, agonized scream came from tha
conservatory.
' On arriving there tbe General and hi
guests found Miss Hardcastle, pile and
speechless, bonding over tbe body of Miss
Ulverttone, which lav motionless on the
floor,
" Th young lady was quite dead stabbed
through the heart. It wa seen at a glance
that th terrible poisoned dagger had Leen
UMti.
" Miss Ulverstoco is the latest 7lctun, 'Jra
but is she the lust? We cannot tell, but wo r5
fesr not. Not a mouth has passed bnt some JV
ono bos been sacrificed to the murderous B
instincts of this unknown osaansin. This dg
miiVes tho ninth, but judging from previous n
events, tboro will probably be a tenth and ml
eleventh, or oeu more, before tho blood. j5
thirsty wretch h discos ored. lj
" No one is apparently sale from his unoo. ja
countable fury. He seems to so ect bis vlo. 'M;
tuns at hapharard, being equally at horn 1st -flft
tbo garret ot the poor and tho mansion of th "H
rich. The victim are in no way related to iB
each other, and, so tar as is known, tboy w
never even knew of each other' eils'encej W
so there can be nrthing in tbe nature of a K
family vendetta which has induced th fiend J
to take theso innocent women's lives. jP
Wo say floud, for te really have our JH
doubts whether the murderer eon bo human, M
and. If he be a being iu human guie.whthir J
be does not poetess the spirit of a dtvtb m
(,To I CotUuiufd To-Morrov.) M
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