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I! THE WORLD SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, 1&X ' JM
II THEATRES OF TWO CITIES.
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I KLTT WEEK'S ATTRACTIONS FOU TLAT
I GOERS HERE AND IN BROOKLrN.
j 'Tbe Dljirqnliei" Adapted from Bnrilou, n
: Novelty at tlio liycrnm " IIoiImnn
."; nllnd" nt Jacobs. Tlilnt Avenue W.
; J. Hcantan In " The Irish Allimtrcl
i Nat (!ooilln' Hllll Prosperous " CJold
Mln."
"Tho Marquise," an adaptation by Belasco
af Sardou'splay "ForrccVwlll bo tho principal
I noclty of tlio comliiK weeK, and will bo pro-
tlncccl at tho Lyreum Theatre Tho cast will in-
m fiudo nearly all the prominent members of that
tlieatro'a stock company, incluilltm Horbort
' j Kflrcy- Ocomia Oayvan, W. J. Lomnync, Henry
Miller. Miss flraco Henderson, Mr. and Mrs.
v Walcot and Nelson Whcatcroft. "Tho Mar-
. i quieo " is In four act.
Manager Ainberg announces that Hcrr Junker
' inanu will appear at bin thcatro ovcry night next
week. Monday nlfflit tho hill will bo "Hanno
Kfitcn Absehiccl," "O Mothcr-in-Law I" and
"Thoflypsy:"' Tuesday, bencilt of Max Lube,
"Our Doctors" Wodmsday, " Inspector
Droi8,"aiiil tho rcmaiudcr of the weok an
i American melodrama entitled "Old Jack,"
written especially for Hcrr Juukcrmaun.
V. J. Hcanlan will bcuin an engagement at
tho Grand Opora-Houso Monday, with a matl
iii e in honor of Bt. l'atrickV Day. He will ap
pear in "Tho Irish Minstrel " for tho first tlmo
at that theatre. He will siiura number of pop
ular songs. Including " reek-a-lloo." " Gath
vrius tho Myrtlo with Mary," "Yon and I,
I,op." and "Why Taddy Is Always Voor'This
' will lo Mr. Bosnian's farewell to Now York theatre-goers,
as be leaves for Oroat llntaiu Acrll
P. To-moirow nlaht at tho Grand Opera
Homo Prof. (IromwcllwiU r1o an illustrated
lecture on " Ireland," with portraits of I'arnell
aril (lladstono. This locttuo is tobopartlcu
larly iutcreitinK, and will deal with an appro
priate subject, tho lectnro Iboinir delivered
on tit l'atnok's Day. Tho cntertalnmont will
begin at s.l.,thoboxorDcoopcninatl o'clook.
Robert li. Mantoll will healii an engagement
at tho Tlicatro Continue, Harlem, Monday night,
appearing in his romantic play of " Monbara."
Iu ids company will bo Miss Charlotte. Iiohrons,
Miss Mane Hhcldon. Mrs. Henry VandenbolT,
Mark l'rlre. li. T. ltlnggold. Kendall Wcston: I
Atcliie Lindsay and others. Tho sceneryand
costumes will bo tho saino as seen at tlio Fifth
,i Aenno Theatre.
" Lights and Hhadows," which was nrcacntod
" at the Windsor Thcatro early in tho season, will
' begin another engagement at that popular
house. Monday night All the original sensa
tional effects will bo voproduoed. Tho play will
bo interpreted by a competent company, headed
by Miss May Newman. Tho engagement will ba
for ono w eel; only. Tbvn will como Hallou and
Hart In "LatprOn." . .
"Drifting Apart." Jaiacs A. Homos play,
will begin tho third ami last woek of iu run at
the Fourteenth Htroot Thcatro Monday night.
Mr. Heme himself is now playing tho part of
Jack Hepburn, whieh Mr. Whoelock interpreted
for somo days. Miss Kathcrino 0. Homo as
(lary Miller has made s very favorable impros
ilnn. " Drifting Apart " is nicely staged.
"A Midnight Hell" continues to meet with
weeess at tho Iltjou nml will entor upon tho
third week of its rnn thoro on Monday night.
Manager ltoscnquest has cancelled tho dates of
all tho attractions that woro to follow, so that
Jlr. Iloyt's comedy will havo an uninterrupted
rnu for tho rest of tho season. The pieco U
drawing extremely largo audiences.
" Gold Minn is serenely prosperous at the
tilth Avcnuo Theatre, ami Nat Goodwin has
cory reason to bo plcatci with tho result of his
desertion from tlio ranks of lowcomody. In
"A Gold Minn " Mr. Goodwin docs somo excol-
h nt work, and his aitlstio love sccno in tho last
act Is beautifully done, Nat Goodwin had be-
como so idontillcd with "Tinned Up,"which
lie had mndo a big financial succors, that it was
plucky of him to seok fresh fields and pastures
new. lint his search has been successful.
" A Dark Secret " comes to Nihlo's Monday
I night for two weeks, with Miss IMna Carey as
I the lierolno of tho water scenos. Georao
1 llosmer, tho well-known oarsman, and Capt.
I Andrews, who sailed in his little dory half
i. across the Atlantic Ocean, will appear In tho
realistic Henley regatta scone. Many improve-
A men ts havo been made in "A Dark Hccrct"
Wfince it was last seen horo. To-morrow night a
I laD'UilwiK's Irish ballad concort will bo given at
I XMiblo's.
I IHKcllar announces that ho will do next week
1 JMhe genuine Indian basket trick as performed
I fffly tho Hindoo fakirs throughout India. Tbts Is
MTpot the Holler box trick, nor tho Anderson
Im basket trick. Kollar willglvo a newsboys' mati-
If ne in the near future. To-morrow cvoning ho
will give a " mediuinistio " oxposu and concort,
assisted by tho mind-reading Htccns and the
Bpanlsh students.
With thoiiitioduction of real burglars and a
fac-sinnlo of a cenuino yacht in"TlioHtow
an ay, "it might bo supposed that roalisra had
reached its. limit, at least as far as that play was
concerned. But Manager Thomas ll. Davis
teems to bo possessed of a feverish desiro for
oven more realism. In tho production on Thurs
, day night at Miner's People's Thcatro Mr. Davis
will introduco two prize llghteis, to appear in
actual combat in thn first act of tho play a
street scene in a London slum.
At the Casino "Nadjy" is still drawing largo
audioncos. Tho performauco goes with a great
ileal of vim, and extromely smoothly. Miss
Lillian Russell In the bright red dress, and with
the dainty white feather parasol, is a lovely
picture to look upon. Who is in excellent voice,
and tho waltz song iu tho flint act is charmingly
given. Miss Pannr RiC6' performance is ex
tremely oreillUble,
ManagersProctor and .Turner, of the new
theatre in Twonty-thlrd street, are deteriraneij
tp cot rid of tho ticket peculator who sell
tickets ovory night in front of thohonse. The
managers are firm, but tho speculators are bold.
Thanks to Mr. Turner's actfvitv, howevor, they
havo recently recclvod a good set-back. ''The
County I a r "Is doing an enormous business, as
anticipated. It can oasily run for months to
comc.
"Littlo Lonl Fauntleroy" is still at tho
Itroadway 'Iheatro. where .Klsio Lcsllo and
'1 ommy llusscll In their lordly capacity charm
largo audlcnoes. Mrs. Frances Hodgson Bur
nett'B dramatization of her dainty little child
story is ono that, can, bo advantageously seen
Soeral times. Mr. Gllmonr has made a hit as
tho Karl of Dorinoourt, and Miss Katbryn Kid
der evidently please as "Dearest"
v "ThoOldHomestcail" is as llo an attraction
as ever at tho Academy of Music. New play
may como and new plavs may go; now com
panies may go out. and ntw companies may
como in; "The Old Homestead " declines to bo
affectod. Business Manager Oomstock has gone
to Colorado, scrono in the knowledge that Den
man Thompson can hold his own alone.
"Miss Ksmeralda" is still running at tho
Htandard Theatre, and tho members of the Lon
ibn (Hicty Bnrlosouo Company will take back
to Lngland with them very pleasant recollec
tions of their sojourn in tho Amorlcan metropo
lis. Miss Nellie Farrcn. Fred Leslie, Hylvla
Gray. Lctty Lind, Marion Hood and Fred
Htoiey are now very popular in Now York.
, At tho Madlf on Bqnaro Theatre "Capt.Rwift"
is still ropular. Tho succosa of II. Haddou
Chambers's play Is undoubted and It will un
questionably run until tho end of tho season.
Tho Captain could havo no better interpreter
than Maurico Barrymoro. J. 11. Stoddard alio
dots admlrablo work, but Mr. Htoddard novcr
nttcinnts any part that lie does not mako suc
cessful. At tho Star Thoatro the five thousandth per
formance of Itlce's "Evangeline" will occur
Monday night and there will bo doeidod souve
nirs. Thcro aro plenty of entertaining features
iu the shapo of songs and dauoesin "Evango
line," and tholono fisherman still continues to
lie funny. To-morrow night at thoHtar Thcatro
tho Havcrly-Clovclaud Minstrels will givo a
concert.
At tho Edon Mnsco tho usual inducements to
paBH pleasant afternoon or evening, or both,
are offered. T ho latest attraction la Miss Mamie
Horton, a clover whittling soloist. Erdolyi
Naczi and his band, however, are alono stiltl
ciunt to attract people to tiiis handsome build
ing. An excellent musical programme is given
twico each day.
"Tho Battle of Gettysburg" cyclorama, at
Fourth avenue and Nineteenth street being
almost unIo.uo in its way does not fear rivalry.
It attracts large numbers of people caoh day
and visitors to the city appear to "tajteitin'
very extensively. Tho cyclorama Is open on
Hundays and is always satisfactorily attended
I on that day.
Wllero aro sonw of the attractions to be seen at
orth's I'alaco Museum next week i AJpeb, tho
chess automaton; Miss Laura Howard, Prof.
Leon, the strong man: Kil-Kil and Quebo,
Miss Annie O'Brien, 'Miss Annie Connolly, tho
hairless woman; the Aberambaiband, Bryant
and Holmes in their comedy, Kqnibbs, tho
Foot;" Christie and Pearl, Gus Clifford, tho
Four Heed Birds, Miss Tillio Frank, Carlyle, tho
magician; MisiMollie Thompson and Vies tier
B. Slorris.
Tlio grand prixo sewing contest, by twenty
export sowing-machine operators, has drawn
crowds to tlio Grand Museum, Theatre and
Menagerie, at No. 34(" and 347 Grand street
during tho week. Tho list of curiosities for tho
ensuing week at this institution is interesting
and comprehonslve. An excellent stage per
formance is ono of tho attractions of the Grand
Museum,
Harry Kennedy, tho ventrlloqnist, will appear
at Tony Pastor's Monday ulght in a new act
Othors who will contribnto to tho ontertainment
aro Boss and Fenton, Maggie ('line, I. C.
Tbortis, Miss Roso Julian, Martin Julian. Larry
ami Llzzio Kmith, Musical Dale, Willis Ptckort
and John Mahori, the Starr twins, in skotohes,
songs, dancos, jigs, reels and hornpipes, and
the feminine juggler, Madaline.
"A Night in l'ekin,"a now pantomimio di
ortisicment will bo presented for tho first timo
at Roster A Dial's Monday night. Iu the spe
cialty programme these names appear: Stewart
11. Dare, tho one-legged gymnast; Mile. Elllo
Ktownrt Frod Watson and his educatod dog.the
DaM'nport brothers, George Austin. Cosfcllo
and Lecourt Sef ton, and Weber and Fields. A
musical potpourri called " Kalospintechromo
krone "will bo given. Tho usual concert to
morrow night
' Hoodman Blind " will bo tho attraction at
H. It Jacobs' Third Avenue Tlicatro next woek.
1 his play from tho pen of Wilson Barrett and
Henry A. Jones is too well known to need com
ment It has by no means outlived it useful
ness. Tho cast Is a, good ono, and as Mr. Jacobs
justly says, "it is evenly balanced," A number
of novel scenlo and mechanical effocte will bo
inado known in this prodnction.
At H. It Jacobs' Bowory Theatre, beginning
with tho usual Monday matinc(e.Mr. Jacobs
own spectacular production of "The Romany
Ityo" will prevail next week. It willb presented
by an excellent cast. At both tho Third Avenue
and Bowory theatres thoro will bo concerts to
morrow night. Those to appear are: Ferguson
and Mack. John Walsh, Mile. Ittilte. Fred
Millie, Queen Vassar, C. II. Dnncan, Edward
Oulguerre, W. Whitty, Ellen Vollego and Ed
Mozart.
Tho rovival of "Boccaccio " by the McCanll
Comio Opera Company at Palmer'H Theatre has
proved highly successful. Von Suppo's tuneful
muio as interpreted by McCaull's admirable
company Is still popular. The sale of seats in
dicates that Boccaccio " can remain at
Palmer's for somo weeks to come if Col. Mc
Canll chooses to have it thoro. He has. how
eor, piomiscd ua " Fatinltza " and " Tho May
Queen."
Tho contention of fat women will bo con
tinued at Doi is's Eighth Avenuo Museum next
week, Otio of tho ladies boasts that she needs
i:i2 yards to mako a dress. Think of her unfor
tunate husband Big Alice, the fat bride: big
Hannah Battersby, Mobile Lire, tho fat colored
8 irj; Bit Annie, from the banks of tho Jordan;
lilo's mountain of Inesb, Indiana's prize
FOUNDED ON WHITECHAPEL'S TRAGEDIES
.1
t and Expressing the Author's Theory of that Series
of Mysteries.
BY
STUART CUMBERLAND,
f ' TioiiffJit - Iteador to Europe's Crowned Heads,"
Occultist and JPsycItolofjtst.
1
, srxoms or orexi.va instalments-
d t, V'ssEroljn Hardcutle's twentr-flrstblrtlidaylsat hand. She Is vlslUd at her father's London mansion hj
J i.T ""'' "ho la horror-itrirken at the pcullar resomblance between the eiprearion of her face and that of the
m is'" vtolni In a terrible aeries or trareJIea that laeieltlns all London. All daises of aorletr arepanlo-atrleken.
S mim Kardcaatla lambs at her lover's fears. Meanwhile, the London papers an fall of the details of the mra-
ft '"" trasMiea. Tho Charinq Crou Kattlf eapeclallr arralsna tho polloe for IU Inefficiency It pnblishea a Hit
V ?i' hji'lne myiterioua murders, rnncluding with an account of that of 11 Ua Ueraldiae ulverstone, the dear
fj iriendof Miaallardcaatte. Bpooulation la rife aa to who the murderous Uend or dendaoen be.
I CIIAPTKK III.
' ItEHEIN THE TOLICE OFFEH A rHDOSJ TO ANY ACCOMPLICE AND A BEMA8KABLZ DISCnSSlON IS
k, HKLD AT THE OLOBE TBOTTEBS CLOD.
- The Charing Crou Oazette hammered away
f aUhe lyefflcifint police day after day.
" Strive as ono will," it observed, "one
can find neither reason nor motive for such
i IffWMallelod atrocities, ana it is impossiblo to
i ttuderstand what connecting link there can
' P between Florrie Grey, Bcamstross, an nn-
(anown flower-cirl, a popular sincer.a simple
Bunday.school teacher, two orphan slaters, a
toother and her child nud the only daughter
f a voll-knovn Indian (iiliccr.
" Tbat tbore is somo conucctiug liuls is, wo
think, coitain; and, although thn -rictlms
nV,8 k1 w10134 apparently at haphazard,
the'important fact must not bo overlooked
hat each woman killed was not only twenty.
I
one years of ape, but she was killed on her
birthday. The ace of the flower-frill was nn
known, bat her age at the Inquest was stated
to be about twenty-one. The only exception
is tho younc girl, and why the child was
slanchtercd by the hand whieh had just
drunk its mother's blood only the slaughterer
can tell.
' ' This n;e question cannot be a mere coin,
cidence. Tho murderer has without doubt
deliberately made his selections, irrespective
of the social position of his victims.
"Anothor point, which appears to have
been altogether overlooked, is that the mur
dered women bear a striking resemblance to
each other, and we should judge from the
Abigail, the Bait Lake Mormon Jady.Kentucky's
queen of obesity. Miss AdahBriggs and -
sonrl's half-ton beauty will all be there. , Talbot
& Weaver's Minstrels will give an entertainment.
IlrnoklyThentre.
Mr. Kyrlo Bellow's arrangement of Hbake
speare's " Antony and Cloopatra " will bonoxt
week's attraction at tlio Amphlon Academy.
Mrs. Potter will enact tho rolo of Egypt's Queen
Cleopatra, a part iu which she won much favor
ablo comment during the recent engagement at
! 'aimer's, and one In which sho displayed an nn-ooked-for
amount of dramatic ability. Mr. Bel
ews Antony comes to us with Itlio positive
stamp of metropolitan approval as a conscien
tious, thoughtful study of one of Shakespeare's
best characters. A remarkable feature of the
forthcoming production is that no advance will
bo mado in tho regular prices.
All Hallowe'en, with Its traditions, supplies
somo of tho best situations In "Tho Fairy h
Well," which is down for noxt week at tlio
OrandOpora.IIouso, Tho play is in four acts,
and tells an interesting story of lifo on the Em
erald Isle, bringing out only the happy portions
in tho lives of the peasants. Tho first act shows
a e'ever transformation from a pleasant grovo
to an angry torront rushing down a rocky pass.
A trlplo bill each evening is what ltnsina
Vukcs proposes giving at Col. Hinu's Park
Tlicatro during tho ensuing wook. Monday.
Tuesday and Haturday evonings, "A uamoof
Cards, ''"The Circus Bldfr"and "The Hough
Diamond" will be givon; Wednesday night and
at tho Haturday matinee, "In Honor Bound,"
"Uiiciq's Will "and "A Double Lesson" form
tho bill, and Thursday and Friday ovonlngs
"Tears," " A I'antomimo HehoarsaP and "My
Milliner's Bill " mako up tho programme. It is
in tho last-named comedlotta that Miss Yokes
tells. In her own inimitable way, how "His 'Art
WasTruotorolL" .
Tho favorable verdict which was accorded
"Haldrasha"by tho Philadelphia critics lias
been fully sustained last week, not only by tho
local writers, but by tho large audiences who
have witnessed tho porformanco of Mr. Btahl's
work at tho Grand Opora-Housc. Thcro will
undoubtedly be large audiences at tho Leo Ave
nue Academy of Musio noxt week, vihcro its first
Eastern District representation will bo given
Monday cvoning. A numberof now features, it
is said, will bo Introduced. Thoro aro a number
of tuneful choruses and a feast of catchy waltz
songs, whllo tho kissing duo in tho last act is a
perfect gem.
Genial Joo l'olk will bo at, the Brooklyn
Thcatro noxt week, whero he "111 ho scon in his
humorous comedy ' ' Mixed 1'lcMos. " A peculiar
featmoin Mr. Folk's performance is that ho
never onco resorts to horso play, bnt sticks
closely to legitimate comedy. His character
cieatlon of "Lo Pickles" is ono worthy to take
rank with the best work of far more pretentious
comedians. Mr, Polk always carries a good
company with him and this timo will bo no ex
ception to tho rule.
Haggard's weird tale. "She, "will bo told by
Manager Atkinson's Company at Proctor's
Theatre during the coming week. This produc
tion will form one of the best entertainments
Manager Barnes has offered this season. Mot a
pieco of stock scenery will be UKod, the company
carrying the entire scenery used in tho play,
embracing a dozen or more different sets and
renuiring a special car for transportation. There
wiu bo about ono hundred people on the stago,
who will be seen in wlerd, dances under tho di
rection of a leading Mow York terpsichoroau
Manager Holmes thinks he can positively an
swer TitK Evenino Wobxd's) Query regarding
snakes in Ireland. In his collection is a green
beauty, whose birthplace, according to Mr.
Holmes, was Irolaud. It has attracted somo at
tention during tho past week and next woek will
remain In Curio Hall as tho star attraction.
Arizona Joe, who calls himself the " Shooting.
bUr," will present " WUd Violet " in the theo
atre, aided uy a well-balanced company of per
formers, Au especially good bill is offered by Managers
Huber & Gobhardt at Zipp's C'asiuo next wook.
Prof.Ijayman.the "Man of a Thousand Faces."
will give counterparts of local and national
celebrities:" Florence Miller will sing. Harry
Melville will display his ability as a comedian,
the Fcns Brothers return with new musical
selections, tho Bland Bisters will be heard in
vocal duets, and Minnio Kclmlt, tho Casino's
mascot, will bo heard again in Tits Eveninu
WoiiLns great success, "I'm a Chapplo from
Over the Wattah,1' Introducing new business,
and possibly somo gorgeous Spring raimont.
Lewis Morrison, whoso Mephistophelcs is ono
of tho most masterly characterizations of tho
present generation has arranged to present his
now spectacular production of "Faust" at tho
Grand Opcra-House during, tho week of April 1.
In mounting his dramatization of Goetho's
famous work Mr. Morrison has sought to oxcel
in spectacular novelty tho production given , by
Henry Irving. He has called into requisition
not only the services of the scenic artist and
stage mechanism, but those of tho electrician
and tho pyrotechnist as well. In tho Brocken
soeno the fantastic, and uncanny novelties intro
duced are so startling that In Philadelphia,
whero this new" Faust "is enjoying a run, there
aro four curtain calls on tho sccno nlghtlv.
Hnrrptby the Tide of Popnlnrity
to the topmost ptnnsole of mccoes, Ilottetter'a Rtomaeh
Bitters stands a shlnlnc proof of what genuine mertt,
backed by tho living force of proven taote, can attain.
The North and Bonth American contlnenta, Kurope.
Australia, the West Indies, nnatemala and Mexico
have all contributed wide patronage and testimony of
the moat favorable kind but unsolicited to airell thn
reputation of this sterling remed. Among the mala
dire for whloh the moat convincing pnbllo and profes
sional testimony proves that it Is a benign curative, are
chilli and fever, bilious remittent, dumbagce andagne
cake, drapepala, liver oomplalnt, nervouaneaa. debility,
kidney and bladder complaints. It mitigates the In
firmities of age, hastena convalescence, haa a tendency
to prevent ill consequencea from expoaure and exhaue
tlon. Persons of sedentary babltaand laborious oceu
patlona will find it an ever useful tonic
portrait of Hiss Ulverstone in our possession
that this younc lady is singularly like the
other victims.
"Can it be that tho murderer is a maniac,
who, having been mado insano through disap.
pointed lovo.seeks revenge upon ov ery woman
who, in his disturbed f anoy.resemblos tho one
who is the cause of his mental derangement ?
If it be so, then there will unless the mur
derer be speedily captured practically bo
no limit to the number of his victims.
" It is a horrible idea, and the daring with
which the murderer does his work lends
color to it.
" Tho man may be sane, or ho may be mad,
or no may even be a fiend in human shape
(as btlievero in the supernatural profess to
believe), but the thing is to catch hint and
bring the diabolical crimes home to him. Bnt
how?
"Hitherto he bad baffled all the effort! of
the police, as well as those of the Vigilance
i
FIX A CHAMPIONSHIP STAKE.
WHT WOULD NOT 91,000 BE ABOUT THE
RI0I1T AMOUNT ?
Fret. Doaovan and tkn Ueotle Art of Nell".
Defense To-Nlaht Net Down for Cat
McCarthy's Flsjht Heavy Singeing and
t'allc Athletes Hilly Kdwnrds Heady
to nnek Peter Jarkson Against Any
Heavy-weight, Barring Kllraln,
A well-known sporting man, who has lilra
self won many a light-weight tight, says:
"Thoro should most certainly bo a rule
mado that a ohampiou or any fighter, for
that matter must fight for $1,000. If ha is
n champion and will not accept n chollongo
for that amount ho should forfolt tho cham
pionship to tho chnllonper. If a challenged
party is not a champion and nftects to oon
sidor tho 91,000 beneath his notice, it should
bo accepted ns evldonce that ho is afraid to
meet the challenger. Why, Ilocnan and
Bayers fought tholr great fight for a stake of
200 1, 000. All tho great fights were form
erly fonght for about this amount, or less.
It soems to me that the pugilists of to-day
put on great airs. "
Prof. Michael Angelo Donovan, of the
New York Athlotic Olub, vehemently denies
tho soft Impeachment that ho is instructing
members of tho fair sex in the art of self
dofouBO. This Htatomont may bo acaoptod
with tho proverbial grain of salt.
Champion J. Lawrence Sullivan's belt is a
mngnot that drawn daily crowds to Charley
Johnson's Brooklyn establishment,
The capabilities of Holsko's unknown, who
is matched to tight " Cal " MoCorthy, aro to
bo tested to-night at au out-of-the-way up.
town resort- lie will be pitted against a first
class man, who will try to make the occasion
interesting for him and also for the select few
who will be admitted to witness tho exhibi
tion, A Philadelphia despatch says that tho
unknown is Matthew J, MoCorthy, of that
city. Ho has also fought undor tho natno of
Welch,
The sparring exhibitions which have been
given this week at a Brooklyn theatre by
Billy Madden and Jaok MoAuliffo were by
far the best feature of tho performance thoro.
Theso two clever men showed what reslly fine
boxing is.
Tho good work done bv members of tho
Btnton Island Atbletio Club attracts much
attention. The Club mokes a special feature
of boating. The eight-oarod orew it put
on the water last year was an exceptionally
good one for a crew of this class. They
would havo given some of the college crows n
close rub. The Club expects to boast an
equally good crew this year. If the members
only bad tho tlmo for practioo and training
that college men have, they oould turn out
on eight to be proud of indeed. i
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Somo heavy slugging matches may now bo
wituoesod at the regular Spring meetings of
the college athletic clubs. The boys mako
up by slugging what they lack in science. As
a rulo they seom unable to acquire any docreo
of the coolness necessary to good sparring.
They go nt each other with Suliivanio rushes,
as if they wanted to end the contest in ono
round. The result is.theyresemble butchers
by tho end of tho fight. They appear to lose
their beads when sparring with any ono but
their professional trainers.
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" Harvard Broken Heorted " was the grue.
somo heading of an article in a morning
paper. Mo beloved instructor bad died, as
might be supposed. The cause of the shat
tered hearts was tho lack of a pitcher for
their nino. Alack, this is o lack indeed 1
Bates, on whom they relied and who is almost
tbo equal of Stagg, was ignominlously
bounced from college for being derelict in
his studies. Harvard's hopes are now cen
tred in Luce. But he is rather loose in his
pitching. It looks as if the champion Ya!o
nino will have a walkover this yesr, unless
one of Prinoeton's dark-horse pitchors can
wrest victory from thorn.
...
It is not generally known that the objeets
of Stevo Brodie's " visit to relatives in Roch
ester" is to jump tho Genesee Falls. He
is there, waiting for an opportunity to emu
lato Sam Patch. It is to be hoped he wilt not
sharo Sam's fate.
w
Jim Barker wants to match Jack Hopper to
fight Cushing for 500 or 8)1,000 at 128 pounds.
m
The second of tbo five regular meetings
hold during the year by the New York Yacht
Club will occur March 28. Ilegular
Committees, whioh hove been formed in
every part of the metropolis. No stone so
far at least, as private effort has been con
cernedhas boen left unturned, and yet not
tho remotest c'no has been discovered.
"It soems incredible that tms time the
bloodthirsty wretch could have escanod, for
the murder must havo been committed al
most within sight, and certainly within
hearing, of the guests assembled in the drawing-room.
Where oould he have been in
hiding when the unfortunate young lady en
tered tbo conservatory, and where conld he
havo disappeared to between the time of
committing the murder and the finding of
am nnnufsz ciowd mm Tins pomce fhoolamation at toz London orricx or "tits
XVXNIXO WOJILD."
the body ? It Is only a question of a lew
minutes, for within twenty minutes of her
absence from the room being discovered she
was found lying lifeless on the ground, her
quivering body telling that the death blow
had but just been struck.
"The house, the gardens, indeed the whole
e
business, including til election of members,
will bo transacted,
What interests yachtsmen this side of the
wator just now more than anything elseisi
J or what purpose Is that English centre
board being built Is she to cltUengo for
tho America Cup? And why are they so
reticent over there about tho craft ?
T Hilly Edwards Is willing to back Peler
Jsokson, tho heavy-weight colored pugilist,
who is to meet Cardiff within three weeks,
for Vl.OOO against anybody, barring Kllraln.
Oroat interest centres In tho Jackson-Cardiff
tight. Pools will bo kold everywhere
throughout the East, as woll as in California,
whero tho flpht takes place.
VlM.Proaldent Hammond, of tho Olymplo
Club, of San Franolsco, was indignant over
Sailor Brown's tolegram, printed in vestor.
day's Kvknino Woiild. which stated that tho
referee had not treated him fairly in his fight
itli young Mitchell. Mr, Hammond offered
to unst (1,000 with tho writer of this column
that Sailor Brown rccolved tho fairest play.
And still they como I Pugs and pugs, and
still moro of thorn. Now Illte l'eckham
wants to meet anybody at HO pounds for a
Muko of $300. Peckhom defeated Jack
Jastley, tho champion middle-weight of
Michigan, Eokert, who lsMoyer's pupil, and
Jack Duherty; tho latter in eight rounds.
The Actor's Ftmd Performance.
Tho New York Actor's Fund will givo a per
formauco and reception in aid of the Ladles'
llehorah Nursery and Child's Protectory, at tho
(.exiiigtou Upcra-Houso, on Tuesday evening,
March 10.
I.ndtvla- nt (St. Teresa'.
William Ludwlg, tho famous Irish baritone,
will sing at the solemn high mass to-morrow In
Ht, Teresa's Church, Henry and ltutgcrs streets.
Defective Acoustics.
(rom th CAUaffo 1Viwm.1
"What on odd ooho this loom hasl" obsorved
tho Chicago girl, as she sipped her chocolate
and looked about the large dining. hall. ' ' Don't
you think its acoustics is bad, Mr. CahokiaT
TonrUest I evor struck," replied the young
man frc-. nt. Louis, sawing away on his steak
with great energy.
Answers to Correspondents.
Jv, it. t Co. No to all your questions.
Afr. MarUntltt We think you mignt make
arrangements with somo storekeeper on one of
the best business thoroughfares to allow you to
exhibit tho pictursln his window.
. Iiarnnu Twelfth street runs from the
East to the North ltlvcr.
Q. It. G. Inquire at the Frenoh Consulate, 4
Bowling Oreon.
Iein.-l. " The Conquest of the Air" was
begun in Tux Evenimo Wontj) Feb, 11. 2. It
would be quite proper, in view of the fact that
tho occasion is only a young girls' party, a.
Jack McAullffo is the champion light-weight of
America.
John jr.-Ban him In the Second Dlstrlot
Court. Centre Market.
A3IU8KMENTS.
PEOPLE'S TIIKATIIB "
SUNDAY KVKNIMO, MAROtl 17, 8 P. M.
(bt. Patrick Day),
Illustrated Lecture,
"IRKLAKD OK TO-DAY."
Beautifully and graphically described and Illustrated bj
. Mr, GIIAS. .1 PUIIOEFX.
Admission gOc. Boacrvod seats 60o.
T ALMER'B TUEATHh. Everjr vg.' M.t. Hat.
L McCAULL OPERA CO.
Al'.'.-ill.aO.
MApiSON ROD AUK THEATW!;
Mr. A. M. PALMER... .....Sole Manager
,-.. Kvenlnge at 8 30. Raturdar Matinee.
4T" CAPTAIN SWIFT. IJEfc.
MOUTH. A Oroat Shoci-m. World, Jan, g8 Tenmao, '
Tnj)ADWAYTHKATllE. Mat. Tennd"el. ,2 P, M.
ADMI8H1QN OOc.
T,IEATOEO0MI?kli,E(b.,.3dI..v...,
With her special selected company. In
A , . M? HYTEBTHKAHT.
West week Mantoll aa Monbara. Matinee Raturdar.
T" ONV PASTOR'S NEW 14TH 8T. TTiEATKE.
TflTJV lCf "" S ll. Oonror A Dempeev,
A jn X Ton Pastor and New Oompanr.
PASTOR'S 'XynllftXnfrfll
CJRAND MU8KUM.TI1EATRE AND MENAOERdT
n Kftj i.'7 Orand it
(iUANDPRiy.EHKWlNOOONTESTI.r20 expert sew-Inr-marhlne
operators. Kntlrechanaenf ourloaltlea.
Double Btage Performance; Admiaalon, 10 oents.
VIM f ilKATRK. Bowery. near"Can"aT:
TV Thlsevenlnf laat performance of Mr, WILLIAM
REDMOND and Mrs TllQH BARRY in -
HERMINIEi OR, THE OnOSH OP OOLD
Next week It, 0. Kennedy's Lights and Shadows.
DOOKSTADER'R, at 8. lt UPl I in
MAT1NKK fO-IIAY AT 2. 15. El I AD
THE WONDERKUL IiLLLNIi.
"ASTARTK" AND TIIEHTKn.H.
MISS" MAMIE HORTON, ST
at thoKDENMUBBK afternoon and evening.
AMBKRO THEATRE. Irving place and lnth L
To-night, appearanee of Ausnat Junkennann la
1IANNE NUKT1'
Monday, Jonkermann and O Mother-ln-Law.
neighborhood were immediately scoured, but
nothing came of the search.
' ' Can it be. as has been suggested, that tho
murderer may be a highly respected man
moving in tho best circles, and that he should
bo sought for inside, aud not outside, of
society ?
' In the present cose this theory would not
hold good, for every guest at Oon. Ulver
stone's was a personal friend of tho family,
and no one was absent from the room either
before or during the time Miss Ulvorstone was
away, and certainly no stranger enteral the
honse the whole evening.
' ' It behooves the police to moke still
further efforts to catch tbo murderer, and all
that private enterprise can do should be done
towards aiding justice in the matter.
" Meanwhile there appears as usual to be
no clue."
The noxt day the hoardings in all ports of
London were covered with the following
notice :
MUBDIB FABDOX,
Whereas, on Aug. 7, at 14 Faversham Oar
dens, Notting Hill, Oeraldine Ulverstone was
murdered by some person or iwrsons unknown,
tho Secretary of Htato will advise the grant of
Her Majesty's gracious pardon to any accom
plice, not being a person who contrived or act.
ually committed the murder, who shall give
such information and o idenco as shall lead to
the discovery and conviction of the person or
persona who committed the murdor.
(Signed) Tur. CouMiasionin or Polick
or the Mktooi-olis.
Metropolitan Tolice Office, 4 Whitehall place,
Aug. 8, 18.
Nothing came of tho Government offer of a
pardon. No one turned Queen's evidoncn,
and the numorous rewards offered for the
discovery of the murderer remained un
claimed. It was therefore generally surmised
that hs bad no accomplices.
The murders were the main topic of con.
versotion in all ranks of society. The papers
devoted columns daily to discussion of the
subject, and soaroely a sitting passed without
questions having bearing upon it being asked
In the House.
The wildest theories were conjectured, and
each man was convinced that the view he
advanced was the correct solution of tbo
mystery. Hut. oil the same, the mysterious
assassin remained undiscovered, snd all the
supposed clues led to nothing.
A few evenings after the murder of Miss
Ulverstone a number of members were sitting
in the smoking-room of the Globe-Trotters'
rixekwJaa&. f . . .... ..... . . e f A
rjjseaSSjgxyrBST rrwTTgTjBjejaxyrfy .Tiy J '7fflwry
AMUSEMEHTa; AMUSEMENTS, t ; '.,jfljfl
WORTH'S MUSEUM, J Js'l
M(b. Ht., Near 4th Ave. fo (VO vS 4 r- ' 'HsH
ALL NEW FEATURES THIS WEEK, IIM k fflK ' Jfl
flUATB.'iIAMAN INDIAN, nANI). ,festaMxW SffirGimE? - 'rH
KII.KllandQ.ueba walk and dance on broken i lass. J 'pf T 1 ' r llssMSWfffffT! ' iIsSbbbbbI
Cody and wife, remarkable plaint ahots. The Indian ... ) it,,' ' ll i iTiniinn ....ajSufT . , IwlmU
Dwarf. Areb, the Automatlo Oheee Player. Laura aBBS35SlSK5SnBSBaBwiP7C? ' tC iSaaal
Howard. Albino. The llalrleea Woman. Leon, tne mmSmmllSrtiBSfHmWMWr'iUJn m3sbbbbb1
Modern Batneon. Mrs O'Urlen, the Irish Olanteet, atHIitffl illlffiWTiill liAiarlll V&Sbbbi
Bryant A Holmee Rneclalty Co.. IncludlngOhrlsly A (WrrrwTl lAA'awll I ''.vP TOsbbbbbI
Peatl. Dave Heed and faally.Uue Ollflord, ffllTe Prank, Vfe'V. '!M I A, -BsbVI -V JT xbbbbS
Wesley B, Norrla. Prof. Carlisle and doss, Mollis Y2J)iMil& "TwLj- t JJkaaB TOSbbbbi
Thompson, Fred M, Wlnana, Jennie Uoodmar.. BsW " I "- na Ibbbbbbbi
HTAflK HIIOWH HOUUI.V. Illefe " " - 'fasH
BACKUP CONCKItT HUNDAV. S "- Nr&Isxaafl
DOCKSTADEK'S THEATRE. '.
Jo-Morrow Wight, Sunday, March. 17. H
TIIKWONDEUKUL " T sbH
KELLAR, 1
AS3I8TKI fiY ' laHl
"X" XX "Em S.T E5 ES OXT S, 'Wm
MAGNIFICENT MEDtuMISTIC EXPOSE. M
iMjlnu bnrrj lire 1'rlnelpal .llnnlteatatlona ef the Lending Aledlama or the past twenty year. !&bbbbbbbi
TUB HPAMHII HTtlDrNTM IN NBW HIil.ltCTIONH. - fMM
USUAL PIUCEH. DOOItfl OPKlt AT a P. M. SUNDAY, . vISbbbbbb!
PROCTOR'S 23D ST, THEATRE, o..
AnHOMJTKIYV FIHItl'n.001' AND HAFK.
NrKrL&1lTtri8r0Pr,e,0" '"""'"
IN TDK
COUNTY FAIR.
TO-MOnitOtV (Hntiirdny) SIATIMtn, 2.10.
"Noreeson why It sbonld not runfor yeara. Anlm
tnenseeucoess," N. Y. Herald.
"Pictorial from beginning toend A auooeae. "World,
"A dletlnot hit." Morning Journal,
" Had orowned Ita uocesN, and the new theatre had
made IU dedication a triumph. " N. Y, Hun.
" Will have a profitable career." Tribune,
'Theae ploturea the effect of absolute truth." Times.
A County Fair' certainly stored a hit. "-Preee.
"Burgeee evidently made a careful atudy of a New
England splatter. "star.
wHrmr seen anything more aranalng." Kve. World.
" Capital entertainment, worth seeing, "Mail and Ri
"Healthy In tone decidedly entertaining. "Com. Ad,
"Aauocoea. 'County Fair' aeaure of prosperity as a
greenback. " Spirit of the 1 tnies,
PIUCKM, B3o., 60o., Tan.. 91. 81,00.
Theatre Dertiee forming In or out of town can now se
cure seats two weeka In advsnee by mall, telegraph or
telephone. (TeL Wo. 03H. 31st,
STAR THEATRE. SUNDAY.
To.Monnow,
SUHDAY EVENING, liiECH 17,
CRAND CONCERT,
HAVERLY - CLEVELAND MINSTRELS.
A BAN5Ui?TH3"fiAF.IEJRIfl;ODIB8.
nr.sRnvRp seats. KAn
OKOYlKSTjlA (llUCtE AND BALCONY, DUL).
irTltAND OPKllA-HOysK.
JlT Iteeerred HeaU.Orche.trs Clrole and Batoony.SOa.
HELD BY THE ENEMY J BfisUt
IfKXT WKEK-W. J. HOANLAN.
GltAND OPEIIA.HOUHE. EXTRA.
Bl "'"INEXT 8UNDAYBt- $"'
Beanlltnlly lllnstrafed LECTURE on
IRELAND.
With Portraits of PARNELL and rJLADSTONX,
By Prof. CHOMWKLU
Admiaalon, Coo, Iteeerred Reata, Cfic extra.
Comnienoee at 8 1.V Box office opene at 1.
BIJOU TlfEATliK, BroeTwayTnear" HOlh iu
Matinees Wetlneeday and Saturday.
norra
NEW COMEDY-IIIH OREATERT HUCOES8,
A MIDNIGHT BELL
"Mr, Hoyt has given us one of the touches which has
made the auocese of ' ' The Old Homestead, " and besides
that, he haa made a play which will make people laugh
and be merry ."World, March 0.
Oallery, &5o. lUaerved. 60o.. 75c. 1, tl.BO.
STANDARD THEATRE, LAST a WEEKS.
Every Evening at H, SATURDAY Matinee at 3.
NELLIE ITARREN. rRKD I.EUUE and the
BPBCULATORa ate warned not to Invest In tlcketa.
S TAR TIIKATHK. BROADWAY A 13TII ST,
Matinees Wedneeday and Saturday.
RICE'S BEAUTIPUL EVANGELINE.
Sunday evening Haverly-OiorolandMlnst role.
KTH AVE. TifEATRE. Eve, at R. Sat. Mat. at 3."
5 N.C.GOODWIN in
A COLD MINE.
KOSTER N.K' McANTHONY
AND . ,. AND
BIAL'S. ArSC CHLOEPOTTRA,
WEDNESDAY-MATlNEB-aATURDAY.
r-IASINO. BROADWAY AND UOTII ST.
All. IV ( EVENINOS AT S.
nRUU Is i MATINEE SATURDAY ATI.
Admiaeion M Beats reserved 3 weeks In adranoe.
LYCEUM THEATRE. 4lh ave. andS.tdat &15.
list Night of MWEKT LAVENDER.
Next Monday The Marquise.
Clnb, Bt James's, dlscnuiug the alljibsorb
Ins question of the hour.
" I am more convincod than ever." said a
well-known mad doctor, ' ' that my theory is
the correot one. The murderer is a dis
charged lunatlo. Twenty-soven out of every
twenty-eight days he is aa sane as you or I ;
but on the twenty-eighth, with the buddinr;
of the new moon, he develops homicidal
AT THE OLODX TROTTEll's CLUB-BOUSE,
mania, and, dagizer in hand, goes forth on
his errand of murder."
' ' That may be, " remarked a criminal law.
yer sittinc next to him; "but bow does he
manago to escape detection ? Besides, in his
lucid moments he would, I presume, read
the newspapers and be acquainted with the
the fact of these murders havinc been eom.
mitted, and wilh the blood-stuined dagger in
his possession he would, I should imagine,
connoct himself with tlio murders, aud in hts
anouy of mind run the risk of betraying
himself, if he did not actually gie him.
self up."
Not at all," replied the doctor "He
doubtless reads the papers, but instead of
connecting himself with the murders, he
would in all probabil.ty view with execra
tion the committal of such bloody deeds.
And as far as the dagger is concerned, I feel
convinced that Immediately after the victim
has been killed he, whllo still insane, nidesjtbe
weapou, and only fetches it from its hiding,
place t hen the homicidal tit is next on him.
In such case he in bis lucid intervals' would
know nothing of the dagger or the place
where it was hid. "
"I never thought of that," replied the
lawyer.
H. R. JACOBS' 3D AVE. THEATRE, . '3H
TO-MORROW (SUHDAY) NIGHT, !
ST. PATRICK'S NIGHT, W
GRAND MONSTER CONCERT. ' ' lm
WELL-KNOWN ARTISTS AND POPULAR SK; "'JKmWM
NextWeek-B'ginntngMnndaM'tlnee, March IS, JPsbbbbbI
1IUOD.T1AN 1IMND. , JS&MW
H. R. JACOBS' Thalia .. , !
OLD BOWERY THEATRE. 'MM
TO-MORROW SUNDAY NIGHT; ' ,$
A MAONIFICENT PROaRAMBE TOR -. f IsbbibbbI
ST. PATRICK'S NIGHT. -
II. H. JACOD8' HUMIAY CONCERT. a SsbIbB
w NEW AtlTIRTS AND NEW SELECTIONS. j9sbb1
Next week, beginning Mnndsy Matinee, March 11, WjsbbbbbI
"THE HOMANf- HVK. SsbbbI
MTU ST. TIIEATR& COR. eTHAVR , iKtH
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. ' - JePxsBBBal
KATUEIUNKO end JAMES 1. 'sLbbbI
In the powerrul qomeetle play. skIbbbbi
DRIFTING APART; M
Reaapearanoe of Mr. tlerne after als sever lUneaa. SbIbbbbbI
Oallery. 8S.i Reserved, U&o.. 60a.. 780.. 01. X.fJ. " bbbbbbb!
NIBL0'S. . LAST PERFORMANORJrb.NIOirr. jbbbbbI
lleeerred Seats, Orchestra Ctlnle and Dalconr. Boo. ,'9Tbbbbbi
STANDJNOM HERRMA S
NEXT WEEK-A DARK SECRET. ISibbbbbI
Bnnday evening- Lnjwlg Oonsert liUBU llALLApg 'sbbbbS
nriNKii's people's theatre. ,IS3
M THE PAYMASTER. V
Next Week-TllE STOW AW AT. 'alrH
VISITEDDt 4(13,000 IN ONE VKAU. ,A JuiIbbbI
llrth at. A 4th ave. Sunday, M cent. llsBBi
I HERNANDO'S DANOINO ACADEMY. ffW B.SWTJl fWaSBal
: HT.-ltEOEPTION KVltRY TUESDAY EVEmail ll-SJ
BltOOKTiYN A31UHKMKXTS. - V fH
H. P. JACOBS' BROOKLYN THEATRE.-
Corner nt Waahlngton and Johnson sts. , ,, JwfBxBBBa
Matinee MONDAY, WEDNESDAY andSATURDAT. IjKbbbbbI
THE , , , WiMm
MAIN LINE. - H
Price Matinees. 20c. and noo. ' dsUsBBBl
Reserved, Evenln. 20o HOe. and Mi i bbbbbbbb1
NeitWeek-J B. Polk In "MIXED PlOgLES. " ' HSH
LEE AVE. ACADEMY OP MUBIO, Brooklyn. E. d'.' ' '.jlTH
This week, Matineea Wednesday and Saturday, fflsBBBal
The Comedian, sJIkoxb1
rRANK DANIEL'S HsbbbbI
LITTLE PUUK. 'SUbibbbI
Next Week-B AID PASHA. - 9H
AMPHION ACADEMY.iMr,-: " - fB
Every Evening Wednesday andSatnntay Matin, " ,'Usbb1
THE FAIRY'S WELL. B
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE. 52SffiK '"' !
Every Evening, Wednesday and Saturday Matineea. . iSIsbbH
SAID PASHA. ;H
aHOL. StNN'R PARK THEATRE. - ." ' s 'mWMM
cM.S?iK ' MONBARS. 9
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. WSUM
HOLMES'S STANDARD MUSEUM. ' Ifl
THE COLDEN CLIFF. JH
PROCTOR'S THEATRE. &, ' !
THIS WEEK. USUAL MATINEES. . fiaxfaP
"ONE OF THE FINEST." iffl
wUlaiS ViUNEsB Btappart StaUr,. , 'ii
Annie Wallace, Emeet Havens, Harris and Wajther. lmH
Minnie Schult at .IPP'N CASINO thla week. . 49bbbbb1
SwlBBBBfl
" I hare, hut I cannot accept the theory." " 'f-S
It was an euiinont author who spoke. '.IV'sbb!
" now so?" asked the mad doctor soma.' H
what testily. , ffilsBBBal
" Well, that sort of thine might ba likely tft; "1MI
be done in tho solitude of tho American back, ,. 'mU
woods, where a man, havlnc murdered hi IbbbbI
Tictims, mieht return unobsenred to his un- ""'IsIbI
known lair: but in a crowded city UkeLon' , gH
don, where everyone is, on the lookout arid. -nxiafi
where crery one suspeots the other of being 'MJIbbbb!
the murderer, such a man could not pas) IsbbI
unnoticed. He must lire somewhere, aad 'ra-H
his dally habits would, I presume, be in dls- 'JiaBBa!
dlnct contrast to thoie ot the day on whieh 49$ffl
the murder fit takes possession of him. fiflU
" Hear mo out," sharply added the author isBsH
as the doctor made an exclamation of dit, HflH
.sent. " I know perfectly well what you ara x M&Bk
goinB to say. You would point out that thjss bbbbI
Is not necessarily so; but I maintain that it , faftnl
is, and that however cunninc your manlao jaiM
may be he would not be able to escape the 'JBBlf
watch that is everywhere kept upon any man, 'sKll
woman or child who may Bhow the slifihteet JSsBl
VaexBFl
"UEABMEOOT." SUABPLT SAID TUB ACTHok. jtMH
oddity of manner. No. sir, unless your mad. fiMrl
man xsesses the rinc of Oyee and has the tWjj
power of makinc himself invisible at will I 'JB!
cannot see how your theory can hold eood." - IKl
"What Is your theory, then V said the. , VM
doctor, with a touch of sarcasm in hUToiea.' i 30
" Well, to tell tho truth, I have no particu. Sfll
lar theory; but these murders remind ms ot.tIA !BF
a otrause affair that ocourred in Paris sown ."3H
five and twenty years ago; and the (solutiouV ,.fl 'M
of thit mystery may possibly apply to ttr; " 'Mm
present case." ' yK
He paused, and the members drewearwr - i 391
to hear what ba had to say. -sLjsfl
130 bo Oontinutd Jtondap.1 'Wm
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