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' THE dRLW tfillBAV fttEINTW, ftiARCII ' &J, Ifigd. ' 3 1
GLANCES ABOUT TIIE CITY.
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rJIOTOOBArilS OP SOME OP NEW YORK'S
DANA' HAPPENINGS.
j, Wonld.Ur Prnctlcnl Jnlirr Who Fell Into
llln Own Trnp.
During tho rocont inauguration In Wnsh.
Jugtou tlioro wns n grent ileal of practical
joking indulged lu by the mora Ihely spirits
who nttonded tbo colobrntlon.
Tlirco young men, nil of whom nro woll
known in Brooklyn, left Now York on tbo
Friday night previous to tho 4th Inst., bont
on hnving n good tlmo.
At breakfast tho morning after thoy ar.
rived, ono of tho boys thought that his coffco
Instod rather queer, but drunk It without
making any trouble.
mbscquently ho learned that one of his
comrndei had dosed it with whrnkey.
'1 hen ho laid his plans to cam it swcot re
ft iiii"1.
iTo party occupied ono big room in tho
hotel. Ihero wasn doublo .bed andnsinglo
ono in tho apartment.
Tlioro was a illsputo Iho first night as to
who should occupy tho single bed. and tho
young man whoso coffee had horn ilotod hit
iipou a plan to huvo what to his idcunppoarod
to do tun.
Tlmt niornwg ho bought n box of small
carpet tucT.B, and after tho chambermaid had
vihitod their rooms this goiuus slipped up.
stairs inilltid down tho Lod-clothing of the
Muglo boil and sprinkled n layor of tacks over
tlifl sheet.
That night there was a raco botneontho
trio to see who coulu undress tho quickest
and secure tho single bod.
'Ihe jokor who hod dosed tho coffee and
the ono who had spread the tacks reliovcd
theuisohes of thoir clothing very ropidlv,
nu I tlioro was 5 Brand rush for tho slnglo
btd.
Tho ono who had put up tno job with tho
tacks reached it Jlrst. Ho had evidently for
gotten about what ho had dono, for soon
a tcr getting in ho rollod over.
There was a wild " whoopl" and a. veil of
limn, at tho joker jumped from tho couch,
"i lie others at onco reallzod what had hap
pened and tho loom resounded with yolls of
lau htor.
Tho bitorwas bitten, and for tho noxt
twenty niinulos ho sat on the bed and picked
tacks out of liu body.
Ilmr nn Aullinrltntlvo Dcmennor Hnb
iluril nn "I." Ilnnn Guard.
An EvENiNd Would reporter recently
'.boaided a Sixth Avenuo Elovatcd train nt
the Forty.second streot station. The cars
wero crowded, and ho was obliged to stand
near tho doorway.
Ak tho train proceeded downtown tho ro
portflr noticed a constant drip irom tho lamps
overhead.
Tho oil was dropping on ovorybody who
paed, and was doing a great deal of damage
gtm rally.
A boon as the attention of tho guard could
bo attracted, ho was spokou to about tho con
dition of things.
" Oh, let 'cm stand out of tho war," ho
old. " If dey don't htaud undor do lamp doy
won't got gicasy," he added.
" Thut's n .rent doal of comfort for thoso
vhoaro jiuiiinid up in tho cur gottiug their
cloth n'i rtiiuo I," put in an old grntlcmau.
" V 1:, I can't help it." said the gutemon.
" It's imno o' mv busiuoss. I ain't hero to.
attend lamps nohow."
1'iotly soon other pnssongors como out and
ciuiplalned, bat all received a sullen answer.
At lirand street an old gentleman boardod
tno train mid moved up until ho was directly
under the lamp.
It stayed to drip and came down in largo
drops on hii lml. Suddenly ho discovered
m bat it wai. Coolly walking out to tho guto
mau ho said :
" Young man, do you sco that lamp loak
iug oor ovorybody."
"Yes, sir, I do, but it nin't nono o' my
business, you know."
"Veil, you go straight in there and fix it.
Thoro, there, now. 1 don't wont to hear any
tu k liom you, but you do as you'ro told. "
Tbo gatcman louktd at tho old man's whito
v hibkcrs and hair, and as tho tram was leav
ing Clinmbuii btrcot ho oulored tiio car, gau
toe lump a slight twist nnd tho oil atoppod
Cowing.
Ho lookod very " sheepish" us ho ro?a!ned
thn Inst platform, but the old geutlemuu pro
voked h smiio when ho said :
"young man, never say you won't do any
thing. Yon may havo to do it and then you'll
break your word. Yon might also study a
boilt that'll teach you how to treat people
when thoy ask you a question. "
.11 Un Ilrsscrtr Warn Not Present.
The fact that Miss Eugenia Ucssorcr is star
ring with Mr. Martin Hnyden. who rendered as
Rifctanco to tho young girl who shot herself at
the boardinc-houfb 24S West Twonty-third
street yesterday morning, pave liso to thoniis
tal.o that nlio ajso lived tlioie. Miss UeHbCrer
ban never lived at this address and at the time of
the unfortunate occurrciico was at her own
ro-iideneo in Tmmy-touith htreet.
Kvrnlnc Pnsllmr.
Are you reading tire abnorbingly interesting
I story that tho Morning Won.M is now publish
ing entitled ' ' A Vovage to Mars J" It ii a won
derful account of life on another planet; every
body is talking about it. Commence reading it
to-morrow (seo synopsis of preceding chapters
m this issue). It beats going to tho theatre.
HIGH STAKES ARE A BLUFF.
AND SrORTINO MEN FAVOR THE 0NE-TH00-SAND-DOLLAR
CHAMPIONSHIP STAKE.
"Al" Hmlilt IlnaU ntcAnllfle Over the
C'onln-Iln Won't llrferri) the Comlng
llnl)..tlrAiilin'i I'IrIh .Inrk nrmp.ry
Fulled to Cover itcnsnn'n Forfeit Dlnnry
i'llt.Uurs I o Ilnve n Nix-May Itacc.
That ono-thousand.dollar ccamplonshlp
stako is bound to como into vogue. That is
tho verdict of nil tho Bportlug men. They
aro agreed that tho high stakes demanded
by chnmpious is moroly a ruso to ovoid
fighting. Thoy nil say that as far
as tho money is concerned as much
could bo mado by having tho stakes
S1.C00 ns $G,000. Let tho champions niako
their inoncV on outsido bets, thou tho less
wealthy lighters will bo given n chnnco to
meet tho champions, and perhaps knock
them out. A Trust composed of rich pugilists
is as unfair to other pugilists ns a powerful
mercantile Trust Is unfair to less wealthy
merchants. If tho champions nro nfrald to
risk meeting tho lesser stars, lot them glvo
up prizefighting and go into somo other
business. Appended ore a few opinions:
J. H. Cusack I'ndoubtedlv tho stakes
should bo modo $1,000. Champions proba
bly cannot bo forced to fight for that amount.
Hut somo means should bo dovised to make
them, or forfeit tho championship.
fioo. II. Engomsn A stako of 81,000 Is
sufficient. If a man won't accopt a clmllongo
for that amount ho don't want to fight very
much.
" Al " Rmlth-Of courso 1,000 is nn omplo
Btako. Why, tho champion can make bar
rels of money outsido of tho stake. A cham
pion might say ho wouldn't fight for loss
than r0,000ur $100,0' 0. Ho would then bo
uuito sure ho would never havo to fight any.
body. Putting tho stakes bo high doesn't
givo tho rising talent any show at all. Tho
champions just work tho high. stako racket
to scare off would-be challengers. A stand vd
rulo to have $1,000 flxod as o championship
stako would I o a good thing. It is quite timo
this woro dono. Then thero would bo nioro
fighting and loss bluffing.
' Al " Smith will not rcforoo tho McAnliffe.
Holy fight. This is decisive. If you uou't
bebevo it just read hi remarks on this nnd
sundry othor subjeoU which ho modo last
night to the writer of this column :
"So you want to know if I'll rofcroe that
fight, do you y Tim Evenino World said
the other day that it was reportod that Daly
objected to my acting as rcorco. Well, you
jix-t sit down there and let mo talk to you as
I never have to anv othor reporter.
" I will never refereo n fight in which Jack
McAulill'o takes part. I couldn't referee a
light in which ho is engaged, holding tho
opinion of him that I have, over since his
flaht with Carney. In that fight ho actod in
tho most cowardly woy I ever sow n mou net.
Ho wouldn't Btaud up and fight nt all. Carney
chased him ail ovor tho ring and McAuliffo
invariably took refuse behind his soconds. 1
was to havo boon rofcreo and Btako-holder of
tho tight, but resigued lu order to bet on Car.
ney. I had witnessed the fight between Carney
und Jim Mitchell, of Philadelphia, and do
eided thot Carney was a hotter man thail
McAuliiTo. In tho Camov-MoAuliffn fight
tho refereo was dead on MeAullffo's side.
Tho Carney folks woro simply robbed of
their monoy by him. Carney really won tho
fight n dozen timoB. Whenever Carney
cbasod McAuliffo into his cornor. ho was
kicked on tho shins bv McAuliffo's backors.
Onco McAuliilo's brother ' Con ' hit
Carney two blows. I never bow such
unfair proceedings at n fight in
my life. Carney . constnntly asked
McAuliffo to stand up just one round, and
McAuliffo wouldn't. Tho crowd had already
broken into tho ring twico, when the referee
invited thorn to do it a third timo and so sa o
his favorite, MoAnlitte, from boing beaton by
announcing tlmt if tho ring was brokou into
again ho would call tho fight a drnw. Of
course tho crowd took tho hint and broke iu
immediately. That's all that saved McAuliffo.
I wish you could havo seen tho way McAuliffo
ran for his quarters from tho bam where tho
fight took plaoo. Ho beat all tho 100-yard
sprinters I over saw. I was refereo in his
fight with Qilmoro. Ho modo nn exhibition
of himself in that fight, too. He tried to claim
foul threo times when thoro were no fouls
committed. Ho said (Jilmoro tried to gone"
him. Gilmore didn't do onvthlng of the kind.
' McAuliffo has boen greatly overrated.
If ho ever meets Meyerogoin, tho bottlng will
bo 100 to CO lu Meyer's favor. And this will
bo bet by the very men who Uid their money
on McAuliffo in the recent McAnliffo-Moyer
tight, Meyer can do him every timo. Now,
I want to toll you that the reports about Daly
objecting to mo as referoo are wholly un
founded. Iain thoonowhoobjects. I won't
havo anything to do with McAuliffo.
' Why, tho other night Capt. William Daly
nnd his p.irly wero iu here and offered to
make tho stako b2,SO0. ns McAuliffo wished,
if I would act as roforee. I haul I wouldn't
under any circumstances whatever. As to
my acting as referee in other fights, barring
McAnliffe, I bhall be glad to act. That is.
thoso lights that I want to referee, I will rof
creo. Thoso that I don't, I won't"
m
Johnny Reagan, Billy Hold and n number
of sporting men waited all the inorningat tho
Police Gazette offico yostorday for Jack Dcmp-
FOUNDED ON WHITEOHAPEL'S TRAGEDIES
and Expressing the Author's Theory of that Series
of Mysteries,
nv
STUART CUMBERLAND,
" Thought- Header to Europe's Crowned Heads,"
Occultist and lJsic7ioloftst.
i:vorsis or ritec:oi.a cinrmts-
A terlo o! mjitorlotu iniinlcra ham b-m i.lrietrtisl In London. Th victims In h cw "r ronng
nmen, mil boiu notne lUnt ri-cnl lance tufioh utlur, np.ialljr aliout tbtnn. A pardon l oilrct br its
polkotoany on not uciuilly coni-erned In lh luurdrm who will rol tin, pirrotrttor. MIm l.tljn litrd
lo' twenly-lirntblrllidvy U uiprouhliir, and her lietrotlint lnv;-r, Dr. HarYnr. diofr; that Ilieoyea of hl
lisnccn arethniameaitliusaof tin murdered irlrls. of whom tba latmt victim wa MIm Ultcratonf. anlnlimata
jrwnd ot Evelyn. Heluentlona bin teatntolr. Minntlfld, hi, lieUothed'iKodfather. who hat Jujt returned
"i)i long reildence In India, Mr. SWimlleld at once brroiuee thoiihtful, and declare the reeuiMance to bo
fatal. ) decline to oiler any explanation, but .). that hi will aave her at the rlak of hla own life. He Prepare;
to return at ome to India, anil rWoro nlmtparturo preeente Krelyn with a peculiar heart-ihaped locket, attached
jo a curjoualy taahloned chalii. Alter lilddlna Iit irood-by Mamlleld repairs to hla apartroenta, where at roldn ht
f entelopea himself In a white rob and Indulges in a weird Incantation. A voice In the darknea. ukt his wishes,
'lereplUa that one dear to him is In nior, and ak to aoo the belnic who Ibreateus her. Ills request Is
framed, and Mansfield calls upon the unknown belnx tu appear before nlm.
1 CHAI'TKK VII. (Continued.)
, AN EMISSAUV Or PAIlKNEBS.
The room grow suJdouly darker, and a
thlok, fog-liko atmosphere aroso around
llansfiold, whoso faco and form, however,
lit up by the tnaglo ncroll, stood ont clear and
diiljict, '
Mansfield's words echoed itrangely in the
room, nnd thuy had barely ceosed when
another volco was heard. It was harsh and
guttural, and this was what it said i
"Wtiat doe tho Brotherhood of Light
wish of tho Slave of Darkuoss?
sey to appear to mako the match with Rcagtm.
Jack did not como to timo. Neither did any
representative
llcagnn says ho now claims the champion,
ship. How ho can do this under tho Marquis
of Qucenbcrrv rules is, to bo auro, some,
what difficult to understand, ltcagau will
not fight Dcinpscy prize-ring rules.
It is vory safo to say that the recent vandal
ism at Yalo and cock-fighting nt Harvard
woro not committed by nthtrtcs. It may be
wagcrod with outlro couUituuco that tho
despicable students who performed thoso
deeds wero of tho would-be tough variety.
If tho Harvard faculty would oncourogo otn
letlcs instead of putting its old-fogy foot ou
them, the college would not attain bo much
unpleasant advertising.
e
Jimmy Carroll, who dofoated Illakclock,
halls from Notting lllll, London. His right
namo is Morning. Ho enmo to this country
fifteen years ago.
Thero is to bo a six davs' go-as-yomploaso at
tho Central Kink, l'ittsburg, commencing
April 0. Tho following entries liavo already
been made: Golden. Hegolmou, Day, George
Connors. Dan Dillon, Archie Sinclair, V.
Smith, of Colorado; Charllo Smith, tho
"Kld;' W. A, Hoagland. Herty. Noremac.
J W. Adams, " l'arson " Tilly, Hulllvaii,
" the Hangor Oho.t," nnd Pic-Eater Taylor.
Kutranoe foe, $15. Four hundred nnd scv-cnty-flvo
miles must bo coered to sharo in
gate receipts.
J. M'. A'. McAuliffo had tho best of Meyer.
McAuliffo did all tho hading, and foroed tho
fighting. Moyer fought wholly ou tho do
feuBive. .
'ml Tsui!. Tho Herkoloy. 19 West Forty
fourth street. Hut don't pull on any tug.of
war team. This is ruinous " oxoroise."
Ilichard K. Fox roeoivod a despatch from
Hill Daly. jr. , yesterday saying that artlclrs
for tho coming McAuliffo-Daly light would
not bo signed unloss tho retoreo was selected
and his namo inserted in ttio nrtiolcR. An
answer won sent asking If dipt. Hilly Con
ner, of the St. Jamas Hotel, would be suit
able for roforco and stakeholder.
Sara Illakclock, tho ISO-pound champion of
England, loft San Francisco tor New York
yestorday, accompanied by his traiuor,
Ucorgo McDonald.
1
THE NEW MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
Pinna Ilnve Now lleen Completed for In
Construction.
The Madison Square Garden Company hav
ing had three-fifths of tho capital stock,
amounting to 0,000 shares, subscribed for by
sundry wealthy men of this city, tho remain
ing 0,000 shares will be offered to tho public
at $7S per sharo.
When tho Btock la entirely disposed of tho
work of tearing down tho old building will at
onco begin', which is expocled to bo about
May 1.
Tho new structure will bo built of yellow
brick, iron and class, perfectly fireproof,
lighted by incindescont lights, and will bo
boated and ventilated In tho most approved
manner.
The nmpithcatro will bo 315 by 200 feet,
with a track onc-tonth of a mllo long, and
have a coating capacity of between flvo and
six thousand people and will contain over
ono hundred and fifty privuto boxes.
Tho porticullis staircase at theeud will fold
up into the wall, thus enabling them to ox
tend tho ampithcatro and concert hall into
425 feot in leucth.
In Suintnor tho bnllding will bo transformed
into nn immense Summer garden filled with
tropical plunts and having n movable glass
roof.
Stabling will bo providod for horse shows,
cirenscs and othor purposes.
A concert hall seating 3,000 pooplo, two
hugo organs, on orchestra room and n rcstan
rant and cafu will also bo provided.
Comlnar Kvruta.
Colored citizens' lnnm-mcetins, Bethel Church?
March as,
Holland Lodge, No. R, stated communication
Masonic Temple, March 20.
Olympic Lodge. HO, K. V., masquerade and
civic b.ill, Lexington Avenuo Opora-IIouse,
March as.
King's Daughters' Society entertainment,
church, corner of York and Qold streets, Urook
lyn. March -.'-
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" As tho power of Light commands, 10 do
I obey.
" Heboid, oh Brother of Light, I stand bo
foro thee. What is thy wish ?"
Out of the foul, damp atmosphere tho
figuro ot a man seemed to form itsolf, nnd,
tho room growing suddenly lighter, it stood
revealed, facing Mansfield. The face of the
man was hard and stono-liko, tho lips wero
THE FIOL'nE rOINTED TO A MISTIO BION
rrocTUBED on lim breast.
wreathed with a malevolent smile, while tho
expression of his eyes was horrible In tho ex
treme. In his right bond the man hold a
dagger shaped like a serpent.
" What, you '(" said Mansfield, drawing
afresh tho circle with his rod.
"Yes, I," replied the form, opening his
, close-fitting tunic of blnok and exultantly
pointing to a inystio sign punctured on his
breast. It was that of a crcscont, over which
trailed a loathsome serpent, black as night,
aud with pale, dilated ores.
attavav-!. ..tA-JS ,1. j. , iQ&tS&fes- -2
ELSIE AMENDED THE PLAY.
is. .. ..
TBEABINQ TRAIT IN THE DEVELOPMENT OP
THE CHILD ACTRESS.
Airs. Allen Arthur: Near American Co rarity
" Honor Uriah! " Hiicrraslnlly Pro.
itnrril llnrry l,re Serurrs Week In
Iloaton Tor the " Cnanllrr " " Hlio " lo
lie Mold nt (he ICnd of tho Henaon.
Llttlo Elsie Iicsllo, who Btara next irason,
will bo given n long rest, which sho will most
undoubtedly need, nt tho conclusion of her
" Fauntloroy " engagement. She will not
go to Chicago at all, but will probably play
for a short timo out of courtesy to Manager
Field iu the revival of " Little Lord Fauntlo
roy " nt tho llostou Museum. Then sho will
remain idle until tho Winter. Iu tho mean
time tho diainatl7otlon of Mark Twain's
' l'rinco and tho l'easnut " is being mado.
Elsio tnndo Mark Twain's acquaintance in
Hartford soma timo ago, when on a visit to
Mr. Gillctto in that city. Tho child ob.
jocled to certain paRsagos iu " Huokle
berry Finn " and explained her objec
tions clearly to Mr. Clemens, bhc thought
tho book ory funny, lion ovor, and thorotoro
satisfied tho author. When playing tho othor
day at J. Charles Davis's bouofit Miss LcbIIo
of hor own accord introduced it lino into
"Held by tbo Enemy " which will bo io
taiued. When Aunt Euphouia catches Ku'ou
with Mr. Bonn's letters sho asks: ' ' What
havo you got thero?" Tho answer is " Let
ters." Elsio changed this and astonlshod tho
company by replying, " A headacho." Gil
lctto was to pleasod that ho declares it la his
intention to announce that tho piny is tho
work of William Gilletto nnd Elsio Leslie
Frotty llttlo Miss Daisy Dorr, ex of Daly's,
has been doing some hard work this week
rehearsing lor nor riilo in " llobert Elmnere,"
and lor that iu " Honor Bright." in which
she appeared at tho Madison Stiuaro Thcatro
yostorday.
At tho cud of this season tbo big " Sho "
organization will bo sold, with its costumes
nnd scenery, to Mossrs. Cotontry end Bur.
roll, who will present it on the rond next
year. Messrs. Coventry and Durrell nro ro
spoctlvely the husbands of Miss Laura Cle
ments and Miss Tollulo Evans.
Horry Lee is very much in earnest with his
"Cavalier." He fought hard to get that
week nt Palmer's, and ho has now suoocodod
iu capturing one week of tho timo at tho
Hollis Streot Thoatro, Boston, which Miss
Anderson's illness lolt vacant. Miss Julia
Marlowo will hm o tho othor ir hermanngor,
Arlol' N. Barney, can cancel his date in
Clovcland.
J. M. Hill proposos to havo a first-class
variety show at tho Union Squaro Theatre,
beginning June 20, to run through tho Sum
mer. Variety is evidently charming at tho
present timo. It has ono advantage in not
pretending to be anything but what It is.
Variety shows will spring up liko mushrooms
next season ; see if they don't.
w m m
Miss Margaret Mather's wostorn tour will
begin the last week in July nt Holoua, Mon.
The tour will extend into October. Gilmore
&, Tompkins have mado arrangements with
Al llaymau, who will bo tour director.
John T. Sullivan's real name Is John Tay
lor Boxwillo Sullivau-Boro. It is said that ho
omitted tho last word on account of its sug
gestion of malt and hops in tho sound if not
in tho spoiling.
Mrs. Allen Arthur's American comedy, on
titled " Honor Bright," was presented at an
authors' matinle tit tho Madison Souaro The
atre yestorday. Mrs. Arthur cau cougrntulato
herself on having secured a company to inter
pret hor work that would fill many authors of
largo experionco with rapturous joy. " Honor
Bright ' leminds ono of tho words writton by
" Tno DuchoNH." In it nro charmingly in
teresting women, tho daintiest of love opt.
sodes and tho manliest of men. Most women
lovo bucIi men as Mrs. Allen Arthnr has shown,
aud most men love such women. Bo that thoro
is general Katisfaction. Tho complications in
"Honor Bright" are, perhaps, a trifle too
inauy to ploaso the nveraso thoatro-goer,
though thoy uro all successfully "straight,
enod out." Tho climaxes are admirably
olfoctivo, and that at tho end of tho fourth
act elicited ringing applauso. and necessi
tated tho appearance of Mrs. Allen Arthur,
who roso in her box and bowed in n delight
fully unobtrusive manner. Miss, Johns! one
Bennett made a pronounced hit ns Molly
Bright, a young debutante, who has heatd
tint u certain young man detosts a lisp,
and who consequently lisps in order to
mako him like it. The part is a vory protty
one, and dozens of ingenues would mortcago
tholr blonde wigs in ordor to play It. Miss
Emily ltigl was tho heroine. Honor Bright,
and did somo strong work, though Blio did
not look tho part in tho least. Miss ltigl has
beautiful teeth, but sho siuileB too persist
ently. Thero wero moments when Mrs.
Honor Bright's manner was irritating. Miss
Dorothy Dorr as Madeline. Bright, " a draw,
ing.room Galatco," was plctorially in
teresting. Hor sceno with tho married
lovor who tempts her to fly with htm
(this is tho ouu naughty part
Mansfield shuddered as ho saw it, and ho
read somo words from tho scroll he held.
Whon ho lookod up again he was alone.
Tho form had disappeared.
CHAFTEK VI.
THE SHADOW OF THE PiOOEn.
It was somo hours post midnight, A great
silence was ovor tho earth. Not a sound was
heard in the streets, not even the footstops
of t(io policemen on beat. Evelyn Hardcas
tlo lay in bod, sleepless and restless. Once
she had closod hor eyes and had dreamed a
horrible dream.
Dark figures with evil eves surrounded
her. Thoy sought to clutch her and tear ncr
limb from limb. Then camo tho litho form
of a man with n dagger m his baud. His
faco was dark, but his eyos wero like coals of
fire. Ho approached hor bed and muttered
somo incantation over her.
Hho could neither movo nor cry ont. All
power of resistance was subdued in her.
Nearer camo tho man, and then ho raited his
dagger, formod liko a serpent with polo,
flashing eves, and held it ovor her.
Down it came, and a pain liko tho thrust of
a red-hot irop smote her in tho region of tho
heart.
Kho nwoko with a start, bathed In perspira
tion. " How horriblo I How horriblo !" sho said,
looking tremblingly around the room.
She uus not a superstitious girl, hut tho
circumstance seriously impressed her.
What If it should Uo a warning of her op.
preaching end ?
Sho remembered that tho night beforo
Goraldiuo Ulverstone was murdered hor
friend had had a somewhat similar dream.
Could it bo that she was to dio iu a liko
manner?
" Oh ! Fred, Fred, what will happen lo you
if lam killed?"
Her first thoughts wero of her lover.
' ' And, father, dear, you would be so lonely
if I were dead; you have no ono but me since
poor mother died. And dear Undo Lai j he
would mis me too.
'i
nASPBBFBLD&GLEVELAUD
144 BOWERY 144
NKAIl (1UAND HT I'.IXVtTKP BTATIOH.
DIAMONDS!
"Wo luivu tho lnrROHt stock
or Dliiniond.s nnd WntolicH
in tho would at extraordi
narily low prices.
WATCHES.
Thoso nro tho Watchos wo
mako a ftpocialty oi:
SOMII Sll.VIIlt lltWTINIl WAT'Ili:, OnNtltNR
,. AMI'UlpANMoVfcMBNr.KUilNOnVrAt.TliAM,
fITKM-WlNbhK, 10.
S OI.1I) flOt.l) HUNTING WATOIIEB, NTEM.
, WINIIKH; AMKKIOAN MOVr.MKNT. KUItN Oil
WAI.TUAM. t'A.HKS U1IAH1.1) AN1 K.NllUA VKI),
iii:mi,i:.mi!n'h, rr.i.
Ir Alllr.N1 HOMO OOMl HttNTINO WATOtll'.R,
j llllAUTiriJM.Y (IMAHCI) A.N1I KNUKW Kl
bfKM-w inih:k, amf.riua.n movkmiInt. ih.
APir.S' HOMD (lOt.l) HTKM'WIN IIINII
li WATOlll'H. UKAUlil'ULLY UUAHKU ANU
(.NdltAVKI), lu
BXN.'..':'!u".HM'vru HUNTINH-OASK BTKM
W1NIII.MI WAIL'lll'Jt, (II
i (IRNIIINK K. IIOWAllI) A CO. WATOH. WITH
A. 14-OAIlAT SOLID (IOI.II OAHKS, FOH ill,-..
Wi: "IVr A WHITTIIN (IIIAHANTRK WITH
KVritV WATllll foil Tinier. VKAIWi IK
NOT AH IllU'llLSir.Nli:!), MONllV WILL UK llli
l U.NIILP.
Solid Gold Weddlnjj Rings,
11 and 18 cai'ats.
Garnet, TnrqtioiHo, Seal
I and Initial Kings a epo
I utility.
CASPERFM & CLEVELAND,
141 BOWERY 11-1
KKAU OUAND HT. KI.KVATKD HTATION.
Opn I.VLNINIIH until H HATUKI1AV. 10. HO I'. M.
of tho play) was oxtrcmoly creditably done.
Ucorgo l'urkhurst is always Oeorgo l'nrk
hurst. As Joey II. Bonanza he mado no ex
ception to tho rule. Ho was Oeorgo l'urk
hurst again. Louis Masson mado a very
acceptable lovor for Mrs. Ilright, while young
, Mr. Woodrutf as n juvenile wns fairly intor
1 estiug. Much of tho dialogue of Honor
I Bright" is clever and unconvontionnl.
m m
Francis Wilson will appear in Philadelphia
after all. Hut it will not be at Mr. Aronson's
instigation, hut at that of Messrs. Nixon .t
Zimmerman, who insist upon his appoarauco
at their thcatro in Philadelphia. Wilson will
I appear as Farngas iu " Nadjy next Monday,
and get $G00 a wook, payablo weokly, too.
w at
Horr Junkcrnionu oppcorod at Amberg's
Theatre last night in a melodrama called
' Corporol Jock. " Tho subject deals with
tho Americanlt evolution. It affords Horr
Juukerniann somo excollent opportunities.
Tho situations of tho molodrnma are somo
what conventional, and tho ending, of course,
a happy one. Horr Hillmauu, Ilerr
Meyer, 1 ninloin Hagordorn and Fruuleln von
Vnrndal did somo excellent work.
Biiaseatlans to the Invcallajatora.
Tolti Filltor nf Thr Krtn(nrt H"rrf
Can you tell tho reason why tho Investiga
tion Committeo on tho now West Washing,
ton Market has not called Hwlft &. Co., of
Chicago, 111., to explain how they rocelvod
nine choico htonds? Aro thoy rightfully en
titled to them ? I think it only Just that Jer
sey peoplo should got MuihIn hofoio tho
moneyed monopolist of Chicago, not to sny
imrthliig about New Yorkers, Who havo boen
" left " through the carelessness or htupidity
of tho Comptroller or his assistants. Also,
why do F. McMulkin fc Co. occupy six
stands iu ploio of two in tho old markot?
13y giving this publicity you will greotly
oldigo line who likes Fa lit Flay.
Now York, March 20.
haupYsMQYOU WIM. MAVIJ .tlOMCY,
HfOTfiM BMWS Time, l'nln, Trouble
feWSfSI --wlllCUItK
mmM CAIi'?RH
tyI Ely's Cream Balm,
lKf$lQ(P& Apply nilm Into each nontrtl.
WWSymM ieLY nno.S., f0 Warren trt ti.Y.
1 HANKS c
DRNTIHTH.
, Rxirnrtlnir. 25r.i wllli UAH, JM)r., Bats, US. 8
sndtlO. Holt filllnar. oOo. uu, toM flltlni, l n.
Fi,niatnattfnlant. Huntlaralol.
03 T1I AVI!.. i!l) UUOlt JlllI.oXv I4TII
PEERLESS DYES &.!
" And I am so young to dlo. Oh, Father
in henvon, hove morcy on mo. For their
sokes protect mo this night '
Sho prayed long and fervently, and at tho
conclusion was considerably calmed.
Onco sho thought sho heard mocking
voices; nnd tho Happing of tho window blind
mado her heart leap with fear.
Sho tried to sleep, but her thoughts wero
too active.
I'reseutly sho aroso and looked at her
' atch. It was close upon 6 o'clock.
1 " I was born at 5 they tell mo. so now I am
I 'weuty-ono. To.day, too, tho now moon is
orn."
Sho wont to the window and looked out.
X- " 1
" ' . a
! y i4
' VINO ON TIIK DOOI'.STEP WAB THE TOHM OF A
MAN.
Holow her. lying on the doorstep, was tho
'orm of a man. It uas Ilarvoy, who had
fallen asleep on his watch. Sho did not see
him, and she had no idea that her faithful
lover had come to keep watch and guard
over her.
All was still witbont. The stars were pal
ing to extinction and tho red flush of morn
wai. In tho skies.
"Everything seems born afresh to.dav."
she said, looking towards tho east, where the
sun was chasing nway tho night clouds.
Humana on a First Avenue Cnr.
Knowing that you aro always ready to stand
up for the peoplo I ask that this bo printed.
Threo Ullianmis.lookinR rufllaiix got on a First
avenue blue car near F.lghtlcth strict lnut even
Ing siul moat hrutally insulted the women, old
men and children, while tho conductor, who
reined to Know them, stood hy and grinned.
I would not take Jl 00 and go tlirom;li tho Bamo
cxpciieiice attain, HtiA Hmitii,
g:i Hecond avenue.
Npcclnl .llrrtliiK of .llnnlrr .llnanns.
R. M. I,, r.hlor, Clrand Hecictsry of the
Orand Lodge of P. and A. M., has iKHtied a call
for a meotlng nf the Mnator Warden and ofllccrs
pf each lodge in New York and llrooklrn to bo
held In Mnannie llsll net l'rldar otelilng, to
Perfect arrangeiiieiitH fni the jubilee to lie held
April 'J4. It in tint proposed at this meeting to
Interfere in any way with what has bion already
dono by the lodges towards the celebration.
AMl'SKMKNTfl.
PROCTOR'S HDJWIflHE,
NKAIl IITHAVK.
Aliaolntcly Plrrproof nml Safe.
Prnetnr A'Tnrnrr I'rnim ,V .Mm.
TO-.IIOItltOW (SATIHDAVl.lIAT. AT 2.10.
VICIOIANHNT ATTRACTION.
NEIL BURGESS
COUNTY FAIR.
"Th 'Countr Fair' aatlirrs In lla four actsaarsat
nal nf human natiirt. It in a suctpa.. tli'rn np,l lift no
mlncllisoltrrnialuarttlnithlsilaitn '' lltsnlns Sun.
I'ltifi:-, mc, nor., .e.. ti, si .no.
Tlinati- parties inrnihif hi or out or town can now
BPenmaoata Iwii Mrfok. In aitrano hr tnall. tslssrapli or
Irlcphonfi. T1 No. D3S, yist 1
STAIlTllKATltn. llltOADWAV ANU13TIIHT.
M.llnr.fHatimlar
LAHT KimiltMAfttlKR
niOK'H IIKAUTIKIII. i:vnui'.i.ink.
March g.-i-COIlUKUN PA 11IIW 1:1.1..
STAKTlir.ATIUC. " I'OOUI'.U.N KAIir.WEIJ
Onf.Wf.fk, rommnflnt Mnndajf, March !.,
PAUhWIII.t, Tl AMKIUUA IIP At roulIKI.Ilf.
Alonilajr -KldAHO. ruailar-I,R JIIIF l'fll.ONAlrl.
rl Atal -I.K AlAlllAMPIiK. MUAHO Wf.iln..is)r
-HUltl'IIIHI-.H III) 1HVOIU.T.. ll.ur.ilnr-ITItllt.
OIION. Frlilar-llciifllt or M Coquslln. JCAN
IJAC1I Uisnrtlnionjiinitlonwllli Aanra Month. TIIK
MI.KNTSYHTKMHn Knfhah). H.I.M.t-I.l'. ,1UIK I'D
I.ONAIS. Hat lc.M VolliEll hatanov on sals.
Union" sgUAitr. riigATiti:.
Hsnil.omfM an.l .afc.l in America.
.,.. . , AIIHOI.UThl.Y FIHKI'UIIOK.
will begin Its career on Welne.ilar, MarrhS7. Beats
oan ba aacurec) bejlnnliii Nalurdajr, March y:i, at H.",!)
llroailwar
ATTIIACTION The itlallnKnlahml Kngliah actrs
,. . IIHI.ItN IIAItltV. IN
"A MCUAN'S MTItATAflllM."
lle.p.qlully. .1 M 1IILI
BIJOU TIIRTItn, ll'WAY, noar MOTH KT
AlATiNKlSH WlJpNF.SDAY AND HATUitUAY.
:ld waak of lloyt'a createat auocaaa,
A MIDNIGhT BELL.
"TheOld llnmesteail" and "The llsnrl.tta" rolled
Into one. Hfstsoanbosecnred two weahs In adfanoa.
MTJI HT. TIIRATIIR. OOIl. (ITtl AVK.
MATlNKKN WKDNKSDAY AND HATUKDAY.
Third snd last week of
KATIIBRING O. ANJ JAMF.H A. HKIINF.'H
DJtlFTlNG A PA ItT.
MAI10I13. -THRPAVMArrnilt.
GUANDOI'KIIA-irOtlHK.
. Heeerted Keats Mlrcliealra Circle and balcony) i0.
UllANI"Nr.l'ATlllUK'BUAY"MAlINi;Ko.nAY.
WlJlSCAriLAnI"IHfllNHTUi:ul Maini'ie''
Nell Week, Itlce'a Corsair. Nell flumlajr, Ilnmn, tha
Cltjrof thsCVaarsand the l'oper, bjr l'rof. uromwall.
STANDAllDTIIFATIlK I.AHTWKKK
K"l.l5"n,nal Ratnrdaj Matinee alg
. .NKf.UK FAIlllKN, FHKDI.KMI.il-and lh
March go Dosion Howard A thsmsnin Specialty Qo.
NIBLO'S. .rraffiflJSftaar 50(,
A DARK 8ECRET.
AIATINHHS WFDltl'RDAY AND SATOnOAY.
HUNHAY gVKNINO LUDWUI tiONUKKT.
PALMKK'HTHEATnn. H'WAY AND :iOTll",STi
I MrdAIII.I.
BOCCACCIO coaipTnY BOCCACCIO
F.cnlns at 8 rlaturdair Atallnee at ,'.
Air. A. Al, PALM lift, . .... holo Slanager
,,.. Esntn(sal8.;ll). Hatunlaj Uatluee.
4nl I CAPTAIN SWIFT. Cite
AtONTII, I A (Ireat Baccass, -World. Jan 'JKil'cnman. "
T YOKUJt THKATni!. 4TII A"VK"nil '.'nDST.
m hjiYAHBiVIai?l B,tu""y MMln" ,l
BIlOADWAYTIIKATItn. Alst Wed.and Rat.S P.M.
Ilroadwar, cor. -Mat at. KVIININtIN ATM.
LITTLE! LORD FAUNTLER0Y.
AD.tllMWlO.N OOCj
KOUTEU A niAIrl CONUCRT IIAI.U
To-nlaht, lor the tlr.t time.
ANIGHtBN PIEtKiN.
WKIINESDAY-AtATINKE-SATUIlDAY.
rTTlf AVE. TI1EATHE. F.T.'g. at H. Mat. fiat, at 2
N. C. GOODWIN in
A GOLD MINE.
Hit, JAOOIW THIIID AVENUE TIIEATHB.
a MATINEEH, MON., WEI). ANDMAT.
"HOODMAN BLIND."
AlAltOH tfft. I'EOK'8 HAD I1UY.
MR. JACOBS' (TIIAMA.)
. 1)1.1) UOWEIIYTIIKATIIK.
inses,MgNrAY,WKINESI)AY.nd SATURDAY
"TIIH IKI.IIA.NV ItYE."
MAROJISS. AiAlin.N HAVbENlN "HOY HERO."
ACADEMY "A0-
...... NfOlTSK DHN.1IAN TIIO.tll'NON.
wKD.YAgi,HAT.v9L HOMESTEAD.
WINDSORTIIEATRK. nOWKRY, NEAUCANAU
II O, KFNNKDTH Alstlnea
(Irsnd AtelrMlrsina, Halurdajr
I.IOin.S AND SHADOWS. at '..
Nait Week-IIAU.EN A 11 ART In I.ATKU ON.
GRA"NirAIUoFilM.THKAlIlK"ANDAIENAOElilE,
:H."-:I47 (IRANI) HT
TIIK CAI.lFOItS'lA t'llICKI'.N .1111,1..
OUAND I'lll.F. NriWINO CONTEST ENTIRE
OlIANUEOFUUKIOHITIEH, AdmUslon, 10UF..NTM
AMUSEMENTS. 19
BARNUM & BAILEY'f 1
GreatestSliow onEarth 1
IR NHWUNITKD SHOWS IN ONE. 15. ffi
Th Orandcut AmuMtneni hntrrpriM KTrConol1. Wa
I.Ait Vrr tti UrratfHt. Thin Yrar th IMfgCBt and nrt M.
Hho the World Krer Maw, fjR
Npw rotnmri, Naw People. New Fettnrei. JO
Orat To-chllit Parade on Friday Nlahtnett, Sl
Opening iVrlornionrofi NEXT KATURDAT W
N1QHT. JR
MADISON SQUARE OAnDHN. TO
Thn Whole Mammoth Show Preent4 at one. 'oB
With all the new Fore Inn and American Attractlvnt.
ThreClrcna Companies In Three Utni. tM1
Two P.lettted Htarea forOlrmnlan names. W;
Two DotiblA Mtntfferl of Wild Ileaata. Mk
Ilatlnf 40 I.i? In Supematiir.l II I a lona. vBa
Wild Moirish Oararan and Fan t ant a.
Paris Olympla Illppodromn Races. fffi
Museum, Aquarium, Arlary, Ac, Ac, Ao M3
Oapltal Infested, $3,000,000. Dailj eipensM .9?:
P. T. OATlNUMand J. A. HAIMTV, equal own era. JK
Thrllllnc and Daahtnr Collneum Rscm. 'JH.
Terrltlo r our-Horsi Oharlot Races. 3m
Datlnc Roman. Flat, Hurdlnand Animal Rax, B
Orand Kquestrtan DUplara. B
Wild Moorish Coinbata. fiM
Cbarratna Atverlne Dsnclna Ofrls. xwEr
(lenulne Medoutn Horsemanship. JNk
Marrellous Circus Performer , tfmZ
Fortjr Pantomime Clowns. m-
KicHlnjr Aerial Feats and Mld-AIr Acta. jn
Troupes ot ilapanrse Kxperts. JJM.
rt, . . . lOOAstonlahfntKxhlbltloni. 9M
100 Cte?rljTralned Animals.
Tn Ilrdsnf Trained Elephants. A
Two Henls of Trained Camels. ' .-S
Performing- Horses and Fonlec w
.100 Performera. 0 Hippodrome Artlsta, fiO AerUllstt, tR
Tumbler. Iseapers, Ctowt., Trapezlsts, An.. Ac,, Ac. "dlq
All. ererrthlnjr contained In the monster United jhowa Q
to bn presented on the openlna nlffht, JM
Admission to ererthimr only ftO cents, (4th are, aide.) W
Children under II yeare, "J," rents Restrrod seats, 41, gm
(MsdlHon are, side.) Prirate boxes, $11!. Single box &
seats, f'J, J9v
ORAND TOROHUOHT PARAGE ' .jg
next FRIDAY NH1HT, March St!, (weather permit- Mt
tine) Rrnit an follows! Madinon ae, to 40th st, to H
fith ftve., to''Hth st., toRntadwar, to Orand st., to Sal vSB?
Ilran St., toiJsnsl st.. to Hudtton st., to Nth ere,, to vK
40 til st,. tu 1st aro., t.U4ll. st., to Avenue A, toKiwex;
st , to Orand st., to Rowery, to 4th are,, to Madison
Hmiare (Jarden. .HH'
INER'H" PEOPLES' "THEATRE. IB
THE 5M
Stowaway. 1
Nait Wnak-IIEI.D I1Y THE ENEA1Y. ,jSB
pARINO. llilOADWAY AND auTll ST. V
N All. IV JEVENINOSAT8. jfflf
llflljU Is ) MATIMKK SATURDAY AX. , Wb
Admission hiiv Matte raaarT.d 3 waaka In .dfaaca, mt
UnDTUQ UflQCHU Hth.t..d4th. W
OusIki, Oo.ly and wlfa. Th. Indian Dvarf. Aja.b, "S&l
thn Antomatlo Cbsss l'l.jsr, r.anra Howard. Albino. Tmk
Tha Uairlaas Womsn. Ion. lb. Alodarn Uampson. MM
rilONY PAHTOIl'B NEW 141 II ST. THEATRE. ,
TflNY I HKI.KC'Ti:i KPnCIALTIBH. K
ninTfinin HAtlltY KENNEDY. EOSR A FEN- OK
PiVTflR'N 'TON,.I()IIN IIAUT.MAddlKCf.lNK uSS
IHO I Ufl Oi MATINEKH TUKHUAY A yRIDAY. M
rilllEATIli: OOMUJtrETj'jTith st..hal.1d A Lai. a tea. "Ml
J , . ,. ATII'L In .HOSllAIIH. JS)
with all tho Atli Ata IliMStr so.norr and costumes. eW
A (1KEAT ritODUOTION OUAKANTEED. JH
Nait waak- Sirs. Jamas II l'ottar. llatlnae Hatorday. iS)
DOOKSTADElf'S, HTHWEEK tfrlllfl' X
ATK.in. SAT. AIAT., -J.lb. H I I I AH 'M
HYHTE1IY. MIKTII. AtUSIO. tVLLLHII. jU
TIIST. I1ATTI.E yj CENTS ' Kt
' snd or on m.,
4TII AVE. OETTYHIIUno. SUNDAY. ;
BROOUTiYN AMUSKMKXTS. J l B
TOBOGGANING. M
TOBOGGANING. ' W
ETrrr rrenlnte, a:riatft ttimbinatlon amnsement la vvKi
Rrnokljrn. Fane skUnjr snl racing Admlaslint1 JSI
Oents, y.-io i ladles, 10. Hall let at reasonable rate, VI
A. F. READ, Manager. mj
WEEK OF MARCH 1H. jR
MISS MAMIE WALLACE, 4
Koppnrtrd lij Alt Wallara, T. F, Thomas and Geo. W. jH
Talon, In two iraat dramas "OKIAIEl! OF A )W
(IllEAT Cin' "and "NOT OUH.TY." MS
H. R. JACOBS' BROOKLYN THEATRE. j
Cor. Wa.hlnicton and Johnson sts. xflH
Alatlnaaa I ThlaWaek Prior.- IleaerTad iBH
Alontlar, Alatlnaaa, Efantnce, Mja
MadtiaCdsr, J. II. POI.K -Mo. UlVa., MM.
and 1 In and tlOo., n
Haturdar. I.tllxcd 1'lrklra. IIOo. 51)0. j
LEE AVE. ACADEMYOKAtUttm. Ilmoklrn. E. P. 32
NEXT WEEK. HATUIIDAY MATINER ONLY, ,9
ItiUIIAHD NTAHI.'H L'OSllO OI'BltA, , 9H
SAID PASHA. 1
NEXT WEEK-nOBEnTllANTELL-MONBAItH. MM
AMPHfON ACADEMY. ulZ'l't,1.0..
Ktorr Erenlng Wednedar and Haturdaj Matinee. m
Mrs. Potter la " Anthony and Cleopatra." m
GRAND 0PERA-H6USE.i!ti.JSS: 1
Krery KTenlna. Wednendar and Saturdaf Matinees. 4km
THE FAIRY'S WELL. . M
riOI. SINN'Ml'AUK THEATRE. IB
I, THIS WEEK. AIA1INEE HATUIIDAY. ... WM
BOSIHfl VOKES AND GOWPAHY. I
ppitv ALOIS I Klnrenoe AUIIer. Lsrman, Eland "JB
LLM7 AND Misters. Hsrrjr StaWllU. Mlanfi 3H
1 r Ifl . OAltl.. I Kohnlt Y. Dlerks, Wm. Oreeuop -
I lallAWI snd Klrchnsr's OsslnoOrohs.tr. K.I
AT ZU'P'.S CASINO THIN WEEK. .ifK
v LI JiJuLV M
(eXxsttf . "jM
rue rn.T the daooeii stinr orr the i.ooket. n
As elic stood tlioro a slnuluw foil ncruhs tbo
Tlllil0W.
It a that of n hauil liolilint: ft tlncRor.
' ' llctcif ul God, wlwt is that .'" alie (.liriu kod.
drnwmc l'ock.
Tlio linud wns followed liy tho from of a
mtii.
The faco, the form vreio thoso of tho flend
ot her drenm.
SLo tried to scream, hut her tonRiio oIotb
to her mouth.
Sho attempted to move, but hor litulis re.
fused to not. Sho waa as oue uuder tho fiu
cluatlou of a snake,
Aud nearer aud nenrercomo the dread form
with tbo clitterinc, baneful eyca.
Oh, the horror of thoso eves I
Trie hand was raised, nnd the point of the
dagger, which seemed to writho like a liri ,
1
i-unko iu its crubp, was iirrssin; upon her 'M
heart. 09
Tbo form of the fieud n it bent over her ?
looked liko n distortoil shadow liko tho out- 'SB
coinu of a lnllticinitiou. Tho dagger aloua 'J
nppeartd real nud subotimtial. t;
As tho poiut w.is lovol wilh her breast, tho
torr.ir-stnckeu girl romembered Mansfield's
wrrds, and, by a tuporhuninn effort, sh'a
clii't'lied at the chaiu nrouud her nepk and
prn'scd tbo locket uou her heart. .
Then she wns (.truck. Bbo tult tho d&2Rer J
elide nil the locket.
A yull of liaflled rage, of agonized despair, )
rang in her ears.
The room swnin round her, the awful i
usuro vanished, sho remembered no rrore. r
With a shriek she fell fainting to the ground. r
(To tx Continued 'fo-itorroto.) :;3