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- THfc WOltLb: TUteSDAV EVENING, MAllClI 10,1839. II 9
SKETCIffiStROM (WtiFE.
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INTERESTING 1NCIDENTB THAT HAPPEN
DAILY IN NEW YORK BTREETS.
A Trump! Arilneft, ! Itvftdd ft tltefcl nrt
Hrcnro n llrlnU.
Hatucr a stormy scono occurred in a
11 coffeo and cako " tliop downtown tbo other
ilny. An irupovorihod old bum " Lad bo
worked on tbo ubilanthrojiy Of ah opulent
old " bum " that tbo Utter dl&gorged a dimo
lor cakes nud coffeo for him to feed himself.
Wbon tbo impoverished " bum " not bin
roffro and cakes, tbo bonofactor retired.
Then tbo thirsty but not hungry reciplont of
his charity bcthouuht him of corrntltne Iho
dime. investing It in tho amber brew of a
neicbborloc saloon, and fccdlne himself bn
an exhilarated fancy, rather than ooffoo nnd
Hut ono of tbo assistants to whom ho de
clared that ho didn't want tbo coffeo and
rolU. did not help on this Wily sehtmo of the
01 "That man jjavo you tha money to net
Bomethinn to cat with, and tou aro not Boine
tokip off With It and spolid It on drink?'
"Hut I lmvo somo cakes. I don't want
tbern thlnirs," said tho man. placidly. " Take
"No you won't," returned tbo waiter.
"That coifco bos been turned out and sweet
ened and it won't bo any good if yon don't
Uko it. You'll bate to cat what you've cot
and pay for it. Tbo man only Rave you io
cents and tbo cakes and coffee Would bo 16
cents. Whero is tho dlino?"
"I dunno," eald the bum with iho Bmo
iilttcidity. " I haven't Ht it. Guess tho man
lorgot to Rive it to mo or took It off with him.
Tako away the things, I don't wanter eat,
evonforiiotbiu'."
'He's cot it under that sugar-bowl," said
k man sittuur on tho opposito sido of tho
table. '' I nw him shovo it under there.
What do von want to beat 'em out of it for ?
That's oucburnRlne tho lollow that took pily
on vou and paid for vour grub!"
The waiter lilted the sugar-bowl nnd
snapped up tht dirndl
Now you can oat or not, as you please."
The nlan ate.
A Wbrkman'a Perilous Cllnit) Up a Svn-
Ins FttiKMBlT.
A crowd of spectators gathered in Olty
Hall Park the other day. Their oyea were
all turned heavenward as if they wero ' star.
gazing. " Getting tho visual angle of a mari'B
eye near hint, the reporter followed it along
till he saw what tbo object of an interest was.
On I he tdp of n soven-storied uulldlfajr was a
stout flagst off about thlrly-fivfl teet lonr. It
,as stoutly fastened by stanchions, but the
ldnR whita polo swayed ns if agitated by
Midway up was a atout man with pointed
irons fastened around his ankles. Ho held
some halliards in nla bonds and BloWly
mounted the pole, driving the irons in.
If the pole gave way (and it rooked pretty
violently), the man would dwoover a great
deal Wore tharr Christopher Columbus did.
Wlthttiateheerfnl willingness to assist at a
tragedy which marks mankind, the men be
low stood and atched.
As be numbed higher and tho pole got
slenderer it stayed moro. The man seemed
td feel tnat there was no special occasion for
being in a hurry and shaking it moro than
necessary, so ho went very Slowly.
He was very near the top now. A moment
and he had tho halyards fastened and then
slid down with on olacrily which showed n
cheerful deilre td stand on tbo roof onco
The flagstaff did not fall, but it is a bard
nay of earning a living just tbo same.
Jetties DuuV Command of Lnng-uiise Bur.
prUee a. Court OtJlrer.
The little Judge in Jefferson Market Court
ia ns effervescent rtl h bbttto bt dry cham
pagne. Every now prisoner that cbmfs up1
is like drawing thfi .cork, and a now draught
o( sparkling wit bubbled lroin beneath Pat
rick Gavah Duffv's raiistache.
A larpo mau stood before him, with a fine
classic, face and a lbng blue coat, like a toea.
wrapped about his broad shoulders, who aaid
ha was an Itnlian nud worked in a rlding
scbodl. Somebody was abotit td ask for an
interpreter, wheh the Judce told ho needn't
that tho man knew enough to answer.
" How long have you beon in tho coun
try ?"
" Columbus', Ohio," Batd the inan.
" That's nil right, uMd tho littlo Judge.
" Alia eoucher."
The man smiled and skipped.
' Who's Aleck O'Shea?'' askod a " cop " of
his neighbor.
lllAh't Vnnt It.
Vom farp.r's Aside.
" Tills, sir, is a combination of two cyclo
pediasthe Cyclopaedia of General Information
and that of "
"Thanks, my good frlchd, but I don't caro
for a bicrclopsdia. "
BIG STAKES AND BLUFFING.
n ..
THEY HAVE BARRED OUT MANY A CHAM
HONSHir CONTEST.
Aaalhtr W.Bt Cl.Y6tiripftsa Canlesl
Hooked for thn DladUan Hinmre Oarden
-John I Halllvan Will naln Trnlnln.
a May l-C'ross-Conntry Championship
Contest Net Down for April 27 Copland
and the Hurdles.
That championship stako of 41,000 excites
interest. A champion who refuses to fight
for fit 000 n side may not do so on account of
tho inadequacy of the stakes, but roeroly as a
subterfuge to escape a possiblo dofeat. When
ho announces that ho will fight for nothing
under 16,000 ho Is only making a bluff, lie
docs not want to fight. Ha intrenches him.
elf within tho barrier of his $5,000 stako,
knowing well that it will bo impossible for
tbo challenger to put up that amount. Who
is going to risk that sum on n man who has
nover, perhaps, mot n champion t Tho chal.
longer finds ho cannot rnwo such a largo
amount of money as the champion requires.
So the latter's bluff is successful. Ho laughs
in his sleeve, as bis money rccures to him tbo
championship which perhaps his fists could
no longer hold.
Wily O'llrlen, tho well-known manager,
has ougngott Madison Bquaro Garden for the
first two wcoks of May The first week will
be occuplod by a six days' go-as-you pleoso
race. Among tho "pods" who will com
pete will bo Champion Littlowood, Corbit,
of Glasgow: Herty, who is looked upon
favorably by wlnnor-pickorif ; Jimmy Albert,
Gus Guerrero, Peter Golden and somo
Englishmen not yet chosen. Hart, tho
colored wnlker, may, bt course, bo counted
in. He has not jot signified his intention of
competing, but it is Very seldom the cboco.
lato-colorcd Apollo stays out of an important
contest. Golden did not enter tho recoht
race in San Franoisco becauso ho wanted to
savo hlnisolf for this one.
.
Tho second week of O'Brien's engagement
there will bo a female bicycle race, tinder iho
same conditions as tbo last. Miss Stanleyt
the champion, will compete
Miss Stanloy, by tho way, was recently pre.
Rented with n handsomo gold medal valued
at 9250, representing the Blx-dav female
bicycle race championship of the world. It
was the gift of Mr. Richard K. Fox. Sho
must win it twlco moto before it boc8mes her
own proporty.
J6hiiTj. Sullivan will commence to train
for his great fight with Kilrniu on May 1.
Is
Andy Shea, who wari knooked out in the
fifth round by Wily Cablll, the chsmplon
heavy-weight amitour, will bo tendered n
benefit at Jack Coleman's sportlng-honse.
Newark, N. J bn March SO. Cabin will wind
u d with Shea.
The meeting held last night by the National
Cross Country Association, of Which Otto
llnhl is President, was chiefly devoted to
amending the by-laws. Tho first champion,
ship ran will occur April 37. - It wax also de.
cided to oxtend thoilinfl of entries until April
17 ten days, fcoforo tho tun.
The greatest interest is being taken hi the
fight to n finlBh between Jack Kenny and
Austin Gibbons, which occurs to-night. The
betting rather favors Konny. Both men aro
said to bo in prime condition. It Is tropdssl.
ble to predict tho winner. Either talent get
in a knock-out blow', for they are both exceed
ingly clevor light-weights; It will be a rattling
good mill.
The entries for the second annual boxing,
wrestling and fenoinz championships of the
Atnetican Athletic Union will not be an.
nounccd until the contests take place noxt
Saturday. Some surprises regarding both en
tries and tho result of the bouts aro pre.
dieted.
Despite tho reports that tbo N. four A's aro
said to bo loBing ground every day in their
rlyrdry with the A. A. U. their chief represen
tative, tho Manhattan appears to be keeping
its bead abovo water fairly well. Since the
Club commenced building its new mansion a
couple of months ago it boa bad from fifteen
to twentv-flvo applications for membership
evory week. .
Mint Ib Dr. Watson L. Bavsge, the general
director of the Berkeley Athletic Club,
thinking of? Ho says he intends making a
Special featnro of tug-of-war contents at the
Club. Pulling on a tug-of-war team ts just
about the very worst form of othletio oxer.
FOUNDED OH WHITECHAPEL'S TRAGEDIES
and Expressing the Author's Theory of that Series
of Mysteries. ,
BY
STUART CUMBERLAND,
" TTiought - Iteadev to Europa'a Crowned Heads,"
Occultist and Payclioloflist.
Bvnomts or orxtnna tifitrAtVKtrrs-
. MliiETlrnHrdeMtlo'stetit-flritbtrthdylsthnd. Bho Ullted at her fthr' tondon "''" jJ
f iet lonr, who It horror-st rteken it tho wwutlsr nnblfnc , ftwwm the ..iprwMlon pi Ja''""d "?(
M "t tlctlra In terrlblo Mrlc. ot trsqedl. th Ms M'"" ',' IJln- AH efa.ool oolotr or pmnte-otrtokeo.
i HsrdctitloUujhs kt hr loTer'sli.r. rfuwhl)e. thr Londoo vtftn sro uir ol tho deull. of tho mrj
leroustrsfodloa Xh tAor CtoK (7iil skcIII7 SrrslnstbpMMor lulomflnc7,.r JJ awlUJws IU
Mhenlstiif T.rftic burdsrm, eonollidlns with sn sccount.ot 'hio Miss OjrsWin. Ulnrsioae. th dear
C"lnd ot Mlii lUrdcsstlsT Hmoo Utlon riA s to who tha murdsmai Bend or jlende rtnl The RpmnUslonor
lfl PolU ttmiMtft to an? sMoreplloa not actnallr lnipi!ett"r' "rimes who will inrnljh lnrorraatlon
H'ft.t maiSoi,. fTiJ? JlVlS. Trott ra?Ofoto aw difonsjlo. th.'arfalr. and .na of them a p";llSUi.UrnVhn,Il
rtltte. the morder of an aldetb eouplo in fail, tha dead b.rliut Wn performed ' "JSi?
two'-elled to il3 so while under the manmetic lurlneuwi o her loter Ther aro dtecuailii meineilm as tho mom
I Inn recent ranrdeia whan arasn, addrrasaj as MantfleUl, joins tho f roup.
OIIAPTBB V.
whtnuu toe t6vai or this tuutmrufc Mian itAnocASTW vivta k THn)t.E pwcotebt.
The nepVomei'i'boli Mansfield, iras a very
i'intlnguiHhe'ii'inaU." He had held high posts
i In the Itidlan diplomatic sorvice, including
'at of the t-hlef of the Thuggee and Docoity
Bepaitment, and of tbo waya nnd customs of
i the native race ho probably know moro than
' y livhaharmii.
He was a"gr?n't llnaulst, speakiDg most
European aud Eastern languages, including
lbs patois of the' hill tribos of Northern
India, fluently. Tho natlTca trusted hlirl,
-o
I
and bo had great Indlienco over them, and it
wait solely owing" td 1)1 tact that many a
dlplomaiio dlfilculty was smoothed over, and
to his Influence, that certuln serious acts ot
rebellion were averted.
Col. Mansfield bad dipped deeply Into tho
sacred writings ,f iho Uiudoos and was
greatly learned in what is termed the
OcoUUIsmof the East. Blnce his retirement
from a?tlv0 service he had devolcd himself
to- special .Investigation, into the Indian
else 6 man ban Indulge in. It is particularly
injurious to young mn Whose bone have)
not ret thoroughly knit and who have not
attained their completo development. Most
of the members ot the Berkeley are under
thirty. They ard, then, by no meant
full grown, sinoo this stage is not
reached tilt the ago of tblrtv. Yet Dr.
Ravago proposes to naka thein .strong by
(.training ,otey muscle, and blobd-vmel in
their bodies and destroying the moh's vitality
This is rather a novel way to train athletes.
Cntno, of tho Harvard class ot '64, who was
tho strongost man in collcgo while ho was
there, strained himself while polling on his
clas lug-of.war team in his Senior voar and
died from the effects within a few months.
Dr. Winshlp, who could lift mote than tiny
man in the world, died of consumption at tbo
ago ot thlrty.seven. Tug-of-war team and
lilting contests are now prohibited In gymna
siums oonductod on common-sense prlncl.
pics. Taxing the strength Myond the natural
limit invites disease,
Mr. Blchard K. Fox has received this tole
graru from San Franclsoot
llrown received fair plsj He committed
technical fouls, but was allowed to go on.
l'XTBKI Hooan.
The carrom.cnshion billatd tournament In
progress at tho New York Athletic Club Is
fxcltln j a good deal of intorcst. The prollm
linrlcs, 100 points, weio commoucod lint
nignt. Tho finals aro for 200 points,
Lord Ogilby, a most noblo Lndshlp of Bon.
nle Scotland, Is taking boxing jossons of
l'rof. Michael Donovan, M. B. (Master of
Boxing). Prof. Donovan takes' peculiar de
light in being bangod on tho nob by a real
livo Ludship.
F. Ii. Lombrocht, tho amateur heavy.
Weight champion, is in fine form this Spring.
Saturday night ho put tho sixteen-pound shot
41 ft. 0 in. This provos that ho U fast to.
gaining his old form.
F. WcBting, tbo amateur sprlnlor. who
covors 100 yards in ton seconds, was dollgbtcd
whou be read in ycBtcrdaWs Evr.NtKd Wohtn
that a wonder irom Trinidad proposed com
ing hero and running tbo same dlstanoo in
eight seconds. Mr. westing aays he wants to
too him do it, that's all.
A. F. Copland, of tbo Manhattan Athlelio
Oliib, promises to do some remarkable woi-k
at the hurdles. Ho is training and practising
hard ovory day.
Mr. William E. , Harding, the. famous
"tipstor" and sportingoditor of tho Police
Hnxettt, Is getting out a Tbook that.be tblnks
will prove invaluable to turfmen IU tide
is " U Bet. a Turf, Bookmaking and Betting
Guido, with Hints to Speculators.'' It will
contain much valuable information.
ji
A Flea for Common Henae.
ft l rdllar I, f.ttntmf World!
The gentleman who signed himself ad
"Englishman" seems to be very indignant
about tho methods of tho American police
officials. He sbeaks bf himself, in common
with tho rest of his countrymen, looking
ft 1th detestation upon thn methods of the
French authorities in treating with criminals.
Ho does not wax indignant over the treatment
of political prisoners by the autfibj-jlics ot tho
nation that looks for fa'r (f) play, and ho
oast by bis words " In theory " a sneor upon
the most marked characteristic of the Amer
ican people " fair play."
He declares that the English press would
douounco such methods as wo pursue were
they attempted in his country. Possibly and
probably the secret of their wonderful sue.
cess (!) in dealing with tho Whitochapel
atrocities lies in their way of treating and
Interrogating prisoners.
Ho nskB the question, " Does! not America
caro for fair ploy r" and. " If so. let the boy
have a chance. If America does not caro for
fair play, let tho boy have a chance,"
This sounds rather contradictory to his
opening remarks. I think if the gentleman
had dwelt a little more upon What ho wrote,
bo would not have been In such a hurry to
"rush into print" and would change bis
opinions concerting putting a license upon
crime. But, sir, your paper has great power.
Speak up for common sense.
, It. P. Narom. an American.
DISARMING AN UNSEEN FOE.
"This was aometlma a parados," as Hamlet saya.
Since, howerer. the people of America and other lands
hare been able to pit Itoatetter'a Htomacli Dlttera
atalmt that unseen foe, malaria. It la no Ions er a para
dot, biiladeaerpoaalblllte. Whererer malaria eroltea
Itsmlatjr venom to poison the a(r,and decaying unwhole
some reftetatloti Impregnates the Water, there, In the
very Btrone-tiold of miasma, la the auxiliary potent to
disarm the foe and assure efficient protection. Fever
and ague, bllloua remittent, dumb ague and ague cake,
no matter how tonactouslj they have fastened their
clutch on the eviteni, are first foroed to relax tbelr
grasp and eventually to afaandod It altogether But It
la it preventive force ihat shontd chiefly recommend
the Dlttera to persons dwelling In malaria-enrsed locall
ties, for Itls a certain bnokler of defense against which
the enemy la powerleaa. Cures, likewise, dyspepsia,
rheumatism, kidney and billons ailments.
mysierios. which to the Europeans are as
of yoro, a scaled book. He had penetratod
into tho mountain fastnesses of Thibet tho
snowy solitudes ot tbo Himalayas and tho
untrodden jungles of Burmah id search of
knbwlodgo. Ha had commenced vith aged
Brahmins, learned pundits, holy fakirs and
mysterious hermits, who, living as they did
id immediate contact with tbo notlve forces
of naiure, postjeaaed Bocfcts unknown to
ordinary men.
It was rumored In official circles that
wbllo in Thibet ho had beon initiated in iho
saored cirolea ot adopts, and oortnlu zealous
missionaries averred that he had sold himself
to iho devil. But whether Col. Mahsfiold
had become a Tbeosophlst or had allowed his
soul to become tho possession of His Satanic
Majesty or not, it was ou indisputublo faot
that be was not liko ordinary men.
In appearance be was grave and dignified,
tail and sparsely built, with not an ounce of
superfluous fat. His ago was five and fifty,
but in bis physical activity and brightness of
eye looked fully ten years younger. His face
was bronzed by the warmth of the Eastern
sun and hardened by exposure, and donh
his right cheek wai a deep seam made by tho
sword of a wild Hajpnt during tho Mutiny,
vheu ho served with morkod dlstlllcllon.
His eyes wero a palo, unfalhomablo blno,
fur searching distance. They wero kindly
looking, although cold, aud a stuJout of
character would at onco havo doefded that ho
was a man ot his word a man to be trusted.
Upon his arrival 111 tho smoking-room he
won warmly welcomed by thoso around him.
Ho relumed their salututious with courtesy,
but politely declined to take a seat and Jbiu
in the conversation.
" Of thin particular subject 1 know noth
Ing," ho fold. " I havo but this day re.
turned from tho East, and where I have boen
newspapers have not reached me. You will
pardon mo, thereforo, If I ask yon to exeuse
me from discussing Iho matter, " and, as if
anxious to avoid further questioning, bo re.
ttred into an adjoining room
''What an off-hand fellow that Mansflold
is," tald some one, when that gentloman had
dlsappcarad.
"Yes, altogolhor unsociable," remarked
another, '
" But what can you expect of a matt "who
hat been living for years in the wilderness,
with only his shadow for company I" added
a third,
CltANGKS IN THE TIIlUTllES.
' a '
ritlhSENTATIOK Of A NEW HAf AND RK
rtJRN OP THE OLD FAVORITES.
'' The Maraal. t Well (Uvea by the I.yrrnm
Companr-W. J. Hrantan In " The Irian
minstrel -Nl Uoodwln HUH IHaglng
(lolit llroohlyn Nee Mrs. Potter In
"Antony and Cleopatra."
oiuftn ornm-nouHE.
V. 3. Bcanlon was made ery welcomo last
night at tho Oram! Opera-House, whero ho
appeared for the first time In tills city iu "Tho
Irish Minstrel." Mr. Kcfcnlon sung in his usual
artless Itllionitati way snd was heartily ap
plauded. Miss Mattlo Ferguson appeared as
Nellie Creitan, Mr. Thaddcus Bhlno it Matt
Dongan sml Ilnbert McNalr as Morris Crcirau.
The big thoatro was completely filled and Kcan
Ion will certainly do a largo wick's business,
wixnson TIlEATns,
Charles H. davlur'a play. "Lights and Hhad
own." was produced last night at the Vi'liuVor
Theatre, wheio it originally saw tho light of
day. There was a largo audlenea arid the play
went well. In tho cast wero Miss Sisy Kenmsii,
Miss Vhosa McAllister. Miss I)osstfiliolorts, Miss
Ida Jeffreys. Frank, ltolicria, Harry. Custer,
l)avld Hanchett, ft. It. Carroll. II. H. DufflcM.
O. F (Intthold, Josoph Conjcrs, V. T. Doyio
aud Clarenco Moore.
miii.o'h.
,"ADlrkfle6ret."tho ringleader of tho tank
plsys. nas tho attraction at Nlblo's lst nlKht.
The stage was larcu ehoiigh to glo the play ex
cellent opportunities. Miss Edna Carry was tho
heroine. The Henley recatta sctno was shown
nltll tho usual iflectlvu realism.
TnxuA Tiir.ATlirt.
"The Itomany lt)C,"a well-knoirn but still
popular piar was produced at H. 11. Jacobs'
Tlialia Theatre Isst niaht and was cry well re
ceived. The interpreting company na a good
nne. James Tlt-liu impersousteil tho hero, Jock
jlernc, and Miss Loulso Calder u tlcrtio
THInD AVEKUK TnEATRE.
At tha Third Avenuo Theatre "Iloodman
Blind" began a week engagement last night
under auspicious circumstances. Miss Kva
Mnnntfonl appeared as tha suffering Nance
lculett, and did some good work. Tho play
was excellently proacntcd and well cast through
out. rrorLK'H theatre.
' 'The Stowaway, "with as much realism as bbuld
possibly lo crowded into one performance, was
produced at the People's Theatro last nieht and
drew a very largo audience. Tho dramatic
burglars afforded unbounded satisfaction, anil
the safe was merrily ctacked and rifled. Tho
big yacht is a very realistic picture.
losTRtt Ann DIAL'S.
A paniomlmo divertisemout called " A Night
in l'ekjn, " was made known last night at Kostcr
tc pill's concert hall. It Will probably meet
with success, but needs to go a little moro
smoothly. There were plenty of othor enter
taining features. howoor. Tho programme
was full of good things.
THEATRE CDMiqtiE,
, Illcbard B. Mantell appeared at the Tlicatro
Comlinie, luilemt last night In his romantic
play, Monhars." The picco Is now well
known, and halt Wen fully tlescribexl in those
column. Mr. Mantcll's work Was vigorous aud
effective, as usual.
TOUT r-ABTOU'rl.
Miss Julian, the contortionist, .pleased the
patrons of Tony raster's last night, Rlie did
Ernno very clover work. A most' amusing bur
ssque ,on the standard dramas Was given by
iiss Mabel Kenton aqd Charles Boss, Tho
week's programme Is an Interesting one, and
tboso who want to laugh can find all they want
at Tony Pastor's.
Dreoktvn Theatre.
Mr. Bellcw's arrangement of Shakespeare's
" Antony and Cleopatra " was given at the
Amphlon Academy last evening. The produc
tion, as regards scenery and costumes, was a
most sumptuous one, there being no less than
twelvo different scones. As Cleopatra, Mrs. Pot
ter was seen to oxctllent advantage, and devel
oped, with tile action or tho play, dramatic abil
ity of no mean order. In ber doath scene in the
last act she Alone to a traglo point that
showed clearly tbo stndy she had devoted to
the part. Mr. Bellcw presented an ideal Marc
Antony. In hi description of Cleopatra'
barge, Harry Edwards as Enobarbus, won well
deservod applause. Lizzie Hudson lent much
grace aud gentlo womanliness to tho ri'lo of
Charraian, and though tho part was small, sho
mado a groat deal of it. Tho remainder of tho
cast was in capable hands.
Three charming comediettas comprised the
excellent performance given by ltcsiua Yokes
and her London Comedy Company at Cnl. Bum's
Park Theatre last evening, lliey wero "A
Game of Cards," "Iho Circus Itidor" and
" Tho HourIi Diamond.' The two former are
old acquaintances to the thcatro-golng public,
but tho latter is a new presentation. .In "The
t.'IrcuM Itldcr" Miss Yokes created tho furor
n Inch lias ever marked her performances, by
her excellent imitation of a bareback rider. Tho
mlnnet danced by her iu '"iho Hough Dia
mond." brought nut the grace for which'ie has
always bten noted. Iclix Mnms was excellent
iu his Koeral rAles, and MIsh Helen Htatidlsh
and Helena Dacre looked charming in their be
coming costumes. Ferdinand (JotUclialk, Mor
ton Belten and Courteuay Thorpe added tholr
efforts to the admirablo performances and made
hits in their parts.
"Said rasba," whiohwas recently seen in Hits
city aud iu tho Western District of Brooklyn.
" A touch of madness somewhere, oh, doc
tor V put in a ferret-faced barristor, signifi
cantly touching bis forehoad.
The doctor vouchsafed no reply.
" Mad or not," said a dried-up Indian offi
cial standing by, " he is a remarkably ablo
man and knows more of the nativos than the
wholo ntaff of tho Indian Foreign Office put
together. And If ho bos, as tbey say, sold
himself to the dovil. he has undoubtedly
made a good bargain with His Satanic Majesty
so far as this world is concerned, whatevor
mar become ot his soul in the next."
" If you knew Col. Mansfield as well as I
do," remarked Dr. Harvey, with consider,
able warmth, " you would know him td be
one of iho kindest-hearted fellows going,
and a truer friend never existed."
"MAD On NOT, TIE IB A HEMAnKADT,T ABLE
VAN." SAID A PniEP UP INDIA OFFICIAL,
No ono appeared to quest'on this direct
testimony to the absent man's character, aud
Dr. Hanoy shortly afterwards lelt tha room.
In tho hall ho met Col. Mansfield.
"What ure you doing this evening?" he
said. " Will you dine with me ?"
' ' Thanks, no j I do not dino as you diuo.
I am almost Hindoo in the matter of eating,
and Iho fieshpots of Egypt have no attraction
for me."
"Will you como home with tua for an
hour? I am still lit ing in tho old place in
Hsrley at reel. I am molt nnxloiu to have a
unit! tn k with you."
"With plra-mro," said Mansfield, and a
hansom being halted ibey jumped In and
drove to Harley street,
" Now, my young friend," Baked Mansfield,
TMiiiWWA lillll III
was produced, at the Lee Avenue Academy of
Music last nlghu The costumes wsro pretty and
many nnmbers of ttmslo had, to bo resting,
Francis Ualllard made a fascinating a'arlia.
Charles Tnruor appeared as the Mexican noble
man. Among the ladles of tho company v. ho
desenn sieclal mention v,ero Miss Helen
Dlnuenn, vthn sang tho part of Serena; Carrlo
Oodfrey and Alice Oalllard.
At the Brooklyn .TheBtrc. Mr. J. 1L Tolk and
a clever company kept the large audlcnro In a
continual state of hilarity. In the ever popular
absurdity, 7 Mixed l'icklos.," The .play hi a
fareo-comedy and aliouilda lit comical situa
tion, Mr. l'olk, a Joseph I'lckle. fully
sustained his reputation as an actor of merit,
and John Woodward as Hiram llrown, ws.s ex
tremely funny. 'Iho Lucinda Hnleidmof Miss
Mary Davis was a nature of the performance,
ami altogether the company Is a well-balanced
ono in every particular.
Haggard's wdlrd story, "Hhe," which vaa
dratusllren ahd produced with success dtirlng
tho piesent season In this city, was presented st
l'rpclor's lliookbn 'tluatre Inst cu'iilmr. Tho
principal character" were will sustained by
Messrs. Evans. Carlton and Feeler and Misses
Armstrong and Hunter. During iho fourth act
sexeral specialties Veto Introduced, among
which wero a uautcli dance by tho Misses Mott
amlAshtoii ami a contortionist act by Prince,
l'lisrsoli, both being excellent, 'Iho scenlo ef
fects fcro very line, atul, judging by the largp
auilleiiro present last evening', tlio week prom
ises to be a profitable ono.
As sn eminently proper climax toKt. Patrick's
Day tho latest production of t'miT. Mnrphi'i
brain, "TIhi Fairy's .Well." nan ulen at tho
OisndOpera.touonst ulclii. Doing an Irish
drama it necessarily lias snugs, dances, a piper
and wit galore, nhieli aided bvexcillent sceuto
effects, Including a ronl natirfall ahd a plnnge
for Uf", niake the play an unusually strong nne.
Miss Nellie llosebiid. rlm'tli O'llrlen, W.A.Mack
and J. A. l)aileygao excellent repnsentatlnns of
Irish character.
Tho great Layman and his thousand faces, tho
Fenr. Brother. James J, Ilrittnu, Flnrince
Miller, Illand Hlsters and the pcnnuial Miiinlu
Hchult in a new snug, aro nmnhg the attractions
at iCipp's! Casino thN wrik. Miss Florence Mil
ler ricehcd bv far tho greatest oration ever
tendfiedanr ptrformri in tho Casino, and bids
fair tp rival Miss Hchult in popular favor. A
trombone solo by Mr. (red Dicrka wa well
rendered and heartily encored.
Arirnna Joe. slwajs an attractUp figure at
Holmes's Standard Museum, opened last even
ing in, his new sensational drama of "Wild
Violet." it Intrndttex's the striking novelties of
life on thn fsr Western plains, with all thn ad.
June' ts of Indians, cowlmjs and othel' nnvellies
which abound In tho dlmo novel series of mar
xellmii literature. Arirona Job calls himself
"tho shooting star." and his ovei-ready rltlo
and revolver hit the mark with unerring cer
tainty. In tho curio hall thn chief attraction Is
a green snake, which Manager Holmes declares
hails from Ireland.
The great Canadian tpirt of tobogiahlng,
SVfhicb has become so populsr In this lclnlty,
ay be enjoyed at tlm track at Fifth avenuo ami
nlon street. . To this swift method of propul
on, with all its excitement iaaddod roller
skating, with fancy flourishes and racing. Iho
spacious hall was crowded last evening with
spectators and performers, and will be a centro
of attraction In South Brooklyn ocry evening
during tho Meek.
A Future llrfore Illm.
Vom rAs Milimulrt 5ir,Nf.
A Missouri boy named Itobertsnn sleeps most
of the timo, day and nlghtt hilt the romarkablo
thing is that ho docs his work about tho farm
whllo asleep anddoes It well. If ho grows tip to
tie a policeman he will have the advantage ot
icing able to mako his rounds while snoozing.
Spring Overcoats.
Yr devote our entire basement to this de
partment. NO i:TItA HUNT Oil xrnNE.
We sell Overcoat proportionately ns cheap
na we do
GENTS' FURNISHINGS.
SPECIAL TO OPEN SEASON.
I'ULLHU.K-MNI'.h KEItHKY COATS,
Intended to retail at 8)18.00,
$9.75.
Our line of wine vrnles, wHIp.pnrit and nov
elties In new Uiiallah styles ran Innly be seen
nt our storra.
Slo.OO, S10.75 nnd 810.8O.
NOTE. - KVI'.UY OAiniUNT 8THICTLY
TAII.OKOIAIII2.
Msli
383 Broadway, ,?.
123 Fulton St., j",MnZ" T'"'
whon thoy weio in tho doctor's study, " what
con I do for you?"
"I want to speak vith yon about theso
horrlbla murders. You hare beard about
them, of courso ?"
"No I"
"Not heord of them? Whr. I thought
there was not a civillzod country in the
world whero particulars ot them had not
been publishod," roplied Harvey, In consid
erable astonishment.
"That may be," said his frlond, " but I
have not beon in civilized countries. I only
this morning arrived from Constantinople. I
havo been travelling in Aslatlo Turkey tor
tlio past twolve mouths, and have been cut off
from home news altogether."
' ' Then, you are ignorant ot tho death ot
Oon. Ulverstoue's daughter. Hhe was foully
murderoda week ago. filio mado tbo ninth
victim, and, as in the other canes, no clue to
the murderer hoi been discovered."
"No; I have uot heard about it. It is true
I sftw some hoadlines on tho newspapers' con
tents bill at tho Btntion concerning wtiat was
called tho ' latest murder,' but as yet I havo
not read Iho papers. lint what dd you mean
by ' as in the oQicr cases f "
linn cy then gao him particulars of Iho
imstorioui Irajcilies which had Rocompletoly
ba'.lled tho vigilanco of tho London detoc
tiva force.
"It is. as. yon Bay," gravoly reraarkod
Mausfield, whou ins coinpaniou had finished,
' ' a very strange affair. "
" Havo you in oil jour travels overheard
of anything similar?"
"I bao," won tho gravo rejo'uder.
"Indeed!" sVd Harvey, lit oomidrrablo
mtrpiise. "Ithasbeiu nwrled that in tho
annuls of ciime nothing similar is known "
" I was not referring to any thins that had
taken place in Kugland; and much of t hat
liapi ens in tho Kast finds no rocord in tho
Wcht."
"Aud joii think that an explanation of
theso murders may bo found in something
that has happened out In India?" said liar
vey, eagerly.
" It is not impossible," replied Mnnsfiohl,
" although I fail to sou how Iho present
murders can hao any connection with whut
I am nferriug Io. No. uo," he lunttTcd Io
himself after a pauso, '' it c.inuot bu their
work. You sav," he adilod, looking luteutly
at bis comt anion. "Ihat the victims boro a
strong physical rcsomblanco to each other f"
tllB COMlNfi CHESS' TOURNAMENT.
Tha Kntrlrs Will Close Thnraitay, with
fllnny tlood Flitter. Knitted.
Tho entries for tho coming chces tourna.
mont will close on Thursday It bids fair to
bo a most Interesting affair and will extend
over soveral wcoks.
Michael Tficbtgorin U oxpoctod to srrivo to.
day from Havana, J. 11. lllackburno and I.
Ouusborg. who arrived on the Hervia jester,
day, arc tho strongovt ches-s. players of ng.
laud. Tlioy woro guestH of tho Manhattan
ebon Club ynstcrdny and will remain in
America avernl iriontlis.
James Mason and H. K. lllrd, of London,
and Amos Hum, of Liverpool, will join tho
other Kngllshmeu this weok.
AMITSK.MRNTS.
5TH AVE. THEATRE.
Mr. nUOP.KE TOMPKINS Leswo snit irianmtsr
Bvenlna:. nt B. .ltnllnre fsntnrnay nt 2.
"A WONDERFUL TRIUMPH."
MR. N. C.
GOODWIN
AS SILAS K. W00LC0TT,
Of Crass Valloy, Cal., U.8.A,
IN
k The beat Amer-
ydBk -j,, lenn Comedy I
Cf Ca La O i"Lr, eTCTr """
MINE. TT """
"PUBLIC DELIGHTED."
" PRESS UNANIMOUS."
Only Goodwin Mathiee Saturday.
Regular Prices, 2&c, 60c, $1.00, $1.00.
Seats Secured for any pafformanoe,
A HiONIGrlT Bt-LL
"TheOlcl llomrstral" ami "fh llsnrlstta" rolfad
Intoonw. HeatsoanbeSoureq two weeks In adranee.
1 Tll HT. TIIKATltK. COIl. QT1I AYR.
JL4: itArf N1IEH WKUNFBOAT AND HATUUUAY.
Third snd last wrek nt
KATIIKIUIin O. ANJ) JAMlfl A HRTtNCa
DRIFTING APAllTi
itAntlltSn-THIPATMABTEH;
riRANDUPRRA-IIOUHG. . .
s Hesarsen Beats (Orcnnstra Circle and nslrmiy) r0,
ClltANl"BT.I,ATim'K'HIAY',MAriKKTO-lAY.
W.J.SCANLAN,.nimi SlkWEL.rfe,.
Tint Wtwk, Hu'iOoralr. Neit 8undy, Rom?, tb
Cltr of thi Cmttriand tb Poper, by Prof CromwH.
riAbiNt). nnoADW at Aito uoru ar.
NADJY. jiSSTEIEBWTiThDATAT
AdraiMionoOu HtroirfdU wwkiln adftno.
jruflTEn a mXirt vutwr.m iulu
A NIGHTIN PEKIN.
WKIIKKSUAY-MATINKE-S Al UUUAY,j
NIBLO'S. lKl.'Si'J.as.Tr 50c.
A DARK 8ECRET.
MATINECH WEDNESDAY AND BATUKDAT. f
BnQAI)VAYTIIEATirE."jfa7wni.anitBatSP,t.
Urnarfwar, Mr. 41st st. E VENIWOU AT H.
LITTLE LORD FAUNTLER0Y.
AU.MIHHIO OOf.
MlNKll'S PEOrLES1 TliEATIlE.
the
Stowaway .
WINDSOnTiiEATHK, nOWEIlY. "NEAIt CAHAU
Wrok commnolna SI' nd', Alsrcli 1H,
EVFrtr II 0. KFN.NEJlTH MATINEEB
EVKtfINU rirsnd MnliMtramS, Wetnesdar
ATM. ll.KlilTH AND BHAUbWBl A anurd.?.
ritlUIATItR ;o MlOUlf, ltVit h ft.. bet 'Id "Ui.1!mT
L .1IANTi:l,l, in .VIIINIMIIH7
withall thoTith Ave Th'-stri. sconarr snd cnslnmss
A CIKKAT PltOUUfllON OUAItANTKEI)
Ifest week sirs James II, Pntter. MatlnenHSturday.
GirANDMUBRIIM.rilRATIIEANUMENAUEHIE
:14.-,'Ut OltANI) BT.
CIIANdB OFCUHIOBITlra. Admission. lOOEWTa
WORTH'S MUSEUM. lSf
On0bn, Cod? and wifi. The Indltn Drf, Aleeb,
thn Autmnntio L'heti liyer, t,ath Howanl AlLlbo.
Tha HtlrlfM Woman Leon hModrn Mampaon.
AMHFROTHKATRr. Irtln placr irHl l.Vh tTl
nliht, LdIm'h twnrnt. Junknrmann In Our Doo
ttir Wed.. Junkarininn (lait tlm). In pert or nracl(
Thnr. and fttrr follnwfnjr ffnlnj arid fiat. Matloee,
Acf nat Junkermann In Old Jack
pOcrK8fADPr;;T,,WE5 WPIlin
MYBTErtY. MIUI II. MUSIO IALLLHHs
1 nTII ST I nATTLE 25 CfeKTS
ljt ant OP ON
Itii avk. nETTrsnuno, bu.nday
" Yes, a most remarkable likeness.'
" Anil tho death wound In each caso was
precisely the sams ?"
" PrecUely."
" And tho wound In each caso was pol.
soned 'I Hnvo ynu any Idea ot tho nature)
of tho 1oIbou used V
" Nono whntoor. It Is a vegetable poison
unknown in our pharmacpouia."
Col. Mausfleld roflootod a moment, and
then bo asked anolhor question :
" Was death, In your, o,)luli)u, instantano
ous In each enso i"
' Quite fo, and the evidence goes to show
Ihat not so much as n sound e leaped from tho
tips of the murdered women."
" Do you think they could havo Leen chlo
roformed beforo holng murdered 1"
5 V WMVJaS7
MAXSriEtD BTinTBD BUOHTI.TS It LOOKED
AT THE rltOTOCinAril.
" Noj there wns uo traco of chloroform."
"How do ron account, thou, for the abso.
Into Hlleme of tbo victims?"
"I cannot occouut fur its It isomattor
that 1 as puz7led mo much "
"l)o um think they wro mesmerized?"
' ' I cnunot oy. But had tbey beon lues,
morired, the"y would, I prosimin, have beon
unconscious of tho hand that struck the
lilovv; whereas, jndKlliB from tho expre.slon
of their eyes, they were consoious of the fate
Hint approached them."
' What was this expression ?" asked Mans,
fit Id, with mcro eiicerncs than ho hud
1 hitherto sbowu.
" One of iutenso horror,"
"8o!"
It was but an exclamation, but it was
fraught with meanlnc
si.aaa.ii.iaiaiasassatasaiaaaaiMSvJa.saaaaawaatw.aW..i.. JUH
PROCTOfl'S 23D ST. THEATRE,; fl
Proctor A: Tnrner, I'roprletara and Alanaf ers H
NEIL BUHCEftS
KTIAHT MHlpT IJJITimDAr MAtlMML TBI
"No rrsson nf HbnM noS nitotsoam, AatisB. B
mense sueress," N. Y. Ilsrald. ''aalaal
' ' Pictorial from hetlnnlna to end. A noeaaa. "World. zSH S
" Had crowned lt snraeaa, and vanna- flatatr had aaHsai
mad Its dadloalloo a triumph. "-(t. Y. Bin. skBlTal
" willharaaprofltableearatr. Tribana. '3taB H
" Thesa pletnrcs thaeffitet of abeolnta Irntb." Tlmaa. "'.
' ' A ' Conntr Fair ' oertainlr scored a blv. ? Paea, i'-B VJ
n " HaTcaaa ertdewtlr asado a oarafal stoar of a Kaw aH sal
EnUndsptnstr.'-rltar. .. JnaM
' Naver aeon anftbtna more araaalns;.' Kra. Wprja. !
"Capital entertalnmsnt.worth swlna:." Mall ana Ex. jsS H
" UealthrlntoneMldadlraDtartaJBln.'' Com.Aa. ffifl
"Xsoecss.. -ftminlr Fs r'Usar( prorsiritjlsa ?&
(reanbsok. "-Aplrlt of the Times. saafH
v PltlOl'.-, SAc, OOc., Tflr.. 01, 81.00. 4S1
Theatre psrtlos tormina In or ont of town can now ?H H
secors asata inn wcks In adranoa br maU, tolesraph of SaaV
tsleplwna. Tal Wo. II3S. aist.) SB
STARTIIEATnK IirtOADWAY AKD 13TU8T. jH I
Mstlnsea WMnnsdaj and ftatnrda, uiaaal H
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nicE'ii beautiful EVANGELINE. 1MB
Msrell. IJ.V-CqqURLlW FAREWELL. H
t"TAR TiiRATrtE. ifdqu Ai'rilRBJrliS W I
0 tnww,k, commcnclnf Mondar, MsrchSA JlMlH
KARjfcw'KLL TO AMKRIIlA OF M OQQUECtW, M
Momiar-FIUAItO Tn.rtr-I.E JtllF POLOWAI8.
W'ednnsds7-NUHI'IllBhN UIJ DIVORCE. Tnnrtdar 'itliB
PFIinilJIION.. (rldajr-IlnnentofM Ooqoallll, JBAtf 'XM M
nriMti and fh conjunction with Aanes Hooth, TllB jffla! tal
rlfl.l-.rlTriYHTr.Mdn Knili.h) Ratnrdsr Matlneo-Ug 191
JUIF hor.ONAIS Haturdar Ersnlni-lu, PORIER. (Si
Barxwriptron Bale clows Wednesday, '.'Oth, atnoop, 'Xm sal
Blnlonl:htslThnrsdar. March Hi, at tl A.M. JM
T YOEUM THF.ATrtK, 4TIC AYE, and 23D 8T. tj$S I
1J Brnlnjiis.(T tatardarlfttmsa afS. ( el
'.' WfiDWKriDAY t'.' IO,th Orrokplar (In Enillsh).
STANUARDTIIEATRE LABTWEEXl :1
Ererr KrmilnajjitH Batnrdar MatlneaatS.
Ner.i.tR f AniiKN, rnrini.jai.iKMdtha 9
..oN,,f,N fflu,mimi'K -a ji
March U 5 Boston Howard Athcnsaam Bpeclaltr Cd. SKJm
TALMKH'BTIIEATRK. U'WAY AND 30T11 STtT jS
BOCCACCIO cS I BOCCACCIO Wl
Erenlnfs at H BatnrdsjMatlnaaatS. iMU
MAftWTOMItaw m I
Eranlnf s at H.IIO Batnrdar Matins. Maal
4TH I CAPTAIN SWIFT, "jISJ H
MOfTlf. A Hrest Bneeess. -World, Jan CBlPennan. "
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rrtON Y PASTOR'S IfBW 141 U ST. THEATRE. . W
A fnllY fsBr.KTtfB SPKCtAIPtM. 'Bl
hsAKntS HARRY KENNEDY, nOSB a FEW- WMM
PASTOR'S. MS mmVMHP. HI
Hit. JACOBS' (THALIA.) S,I
. OLD nOWERY THEATRE. 1
H.inssitizxs.&ffliip at
HftaMMftaWBy II
saasjjajfcm mmi 'WH I
BROOKLYN AMU8KMKNT8. WM
TOBOGGANING. -
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nohi-E,u&mf&om!t-&Aa- mi
KTrreTenlnj(( greaUit conlblflitioa imuMmint la HHIm
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Q. R. JACOBS' BROOKLYN THEATRE. H
Cor. Washington and Johnson ata. rJJH I
Matinees This Week Pries s: Rstarred 'vaSi I
Mondsir, , , MatinMa. Eraniaes, 9 U
Wadnesdaf, J. Ill tai.H UOt. 30o. JEQ
and In, ana -IQe.. irmU
Batordar. Jllaed I'lrkleS. 30a. flOoi
L"EEAVR AfjAnEMFor MUBIO, BronkirtLK. B- ilM M
SAID PASHA. I
WEtTWEEIC-ROriEhTMAWTgLiV-MONBAim, jlW.1
MPfflOlOCADEMY. fVSSL ill
Krorjr Craning Wednesdar and Batnrdar MatlnM. flaw m
Mrs. Potter In " Anthopy aflfl CIMplfrt" ffl 1
GRAND 0PERAH0USE2rSsS 1 1
Etc ff Krsnln Wednasdsr and Batnrdar Mstls.a -SBf
THE FAIRY'S WJtL M I
10L fl'ir?N'H Park thfatrb hH
WltflOlML II
PROCTOR'S THEATRE, !&, 1 I
MATINEES TUESDAY, TIIuaiDAYaflATUROAYj SK
SHE. JHE. 8HBa 11 j
HOLMES'S STANDARD MUSEUM M 1
jiiprrWL 11
llai"V XLOfa I Flortne MIIIst. Lsrrnao, Bland 'S jfl
LLrUf AND SUters. lfarrx,M7irlll..MIonlo 919
r P Is a CAUL. Bcholt F, Dlerks, Wat. OiaeuoS Mi
I ballaUl nit Klrrnnsr'a Oislna ifrohastfa f,
AT ZIPP'S OABINO THIS WEBK, W
"Docs this say anithlnr; to you f " 814 Wt M
iiarvey, cacerly, jJM ,1
" It says n eood dealt but id India it JS
would sav a pood dual more. " ' -Jm!
" In Indla-wbv In India ?" jm
' ' Uocauso it is only in India if 1 am HabA -JM ,
in my dodnetions that an odequata toolivo fl '
could bo found for stjob apparentljr,
wtuilon murders. If I could have seen lb' SB
cor)so of tbe unfortunato ycranr lady t couI4
atoned uavo told wbether my trd9emt ttlir iM, .
picions as to tbo motive of tha crimd xriSW wr '
correct." Jjt
"I havo a nbotograpb of her token after Ju
deatli j would that tell yon any thing?" llit;
ey produced n photo from bis pocket 4ad , "&
bauded it to Mausfleld. W
Tbe iatter started slightly as be looked J':
"My suspicions aro confirmed," he aaid w
slowly. "Hut bbw can this be?" h ridded M
to himself i " why should tbey seek their rid-
tims here ? It is very strange very Strang,' S ,
Then looklncupnt his comixwlon, be soldi w '
"Miss Ulvorstone appears to bive beeri Very" ,9 ;
liko my coddnuiibter, Evelyn Hardcaiile jM
Hint is, as I romember ber; or Is it ay j& ,
fancy?" M
"Not at all; tbey wore wonderfully alikeJ
In voice, in apponrance and Iu disposition. Mt ',
Iu fact, it was exceedingly difficult to tell ond .ffl
from tho other, aud oven I at first was fro-, -9
quently purzled to decide off-hand which wm 4B
my tlauooei Hoo, boro is Evelyn," and h W
opened a locket danclinc from bis watob 5j
chaiu. "Tho likeness ia vory remarkable, S
isn't it?" M
"It is remarkable, and It mat be fatal." M
was tho solemu reply. V I
Total. Mausfleld ! Good God, wbai de 'M j
you Uienn?" said the younit man, creatly Hj i
alsrmcil. j 9
" Do not alarm yourself. I may bo wrong M
In my conjeottires, and" S
" I see what you mean,1' replied Harrey, B I
hoarsely; "you think sho -my darllbn y ml
be tba noxt viitim. You boflovo ao? Ton M
cannot deny it," and in the intensity 6f bid 'm
emotion bo gripped bis companion tightly by
the arm. , w ,. . a fl
"1 will not deceive vou, " replied Mansfleld B M
Bympatlietioally. "Sho if my theory tsedf- M
reit-inay bo In dancer. Boonei :or later the JB M
band thnt has taken tbe lives of tbe other ffi m
will possiblv make the attempt on her life. mj m
llut''-undbls eyes lit np with ft Mrsn4 J M
ilKbt-"thls time tbey will be bifflid of W M
their prey. I will savo her.".beaadMsM '-W M
himself, " if It costs me ray life." ' U
(To bt Continued Tfrilonw.) -V 9
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