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, THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 23, 1889. jH
A FEW MIRTHFUL ECIIOES.
PAIWQ8 THAT HELP TO DRIVE AWAY DULL
CARE.
A Llahl Lunohtoa,
TWn JVe,
Young Mr. Sissy (indulging In a light lunch
eon) Ah, waiter, you may briiignioaBchvrelzor
cheese sandwich, tvltlmo butter, pleaio, and a
trifle of mustard; and, waiter, let the cheese bo
freehand thin 1
Walter (deferentially) lei, sir would you
like the holes cut out of it ?
A Itlnttrr of Ta.te.
tJVom lift.
MIiib reuelopo Pcachblotv I am sorry you
were quite no jolly, an it In considered bad form
now for girls to drink much champagne.
Miss Dolly Flicker It may bo bad form, but
It's good taste.
Modern Improvements.
tVom (.
Nervous Citizen Hi, there, move on I Wo
don't want any of your music bore.
Organ , Grinder Alia right, slgnor. Just
droppa nickel heio and soo mo go.
. Better than Nothing.
From Lf:
Minister (to hotel clerk) Do you have special
rates for ministers of tho gospel ?
Clerk Yib we have. We make no money re
duction, but we give their naraca as "Prominent
Arrivals" to tho reporters.
A Clear Holullon.
From To-Day.)
Bister Why do they call somo halls fanoy
balls. Qussle?
Brother Hay? Oh I Yaas. Well, y'see, my
deah, they cawl 'em fawncy bawls becawse a
fellavr can tawk to any stwange gal ho fancies.
Bister Oh I for shame.
Brother Yaas I Oh, yaas I Pwecisely.
A Puzzle Holvoil.
FromLf:
Paperwate What I cawn't understand about it
is that Bylkor should eonio and pay mo back that
flvedollaws ho bowovred fvvorn me without my
wsking faw it.
Lambrequin Perhaps ho wanted to borrow
ten.
Paperwate By jovot He m&do it twenty!
The New Bacon Cipher.
From ttte FpotK
Mr. Porcine Say, M'randy, who's this Igna
tius Donnelly I hear s'much about t"
Miranda He's a Shakespearian scholar, paw.
He's going to lecture hero next week on Bacon.
Mr. Porcine Ho can't give us Chicagoans any
points on bacon. M'randy, he cyan't do it I
A Hopeless Case.
From To-Day,
Prof. Roarer I regret to say, Mrs. Carboy,
that your daughter will never make, a success as
an elocutionist.
, Mrs. Carboy Indeed I Why, Professor, I am
sure she studies very hard, her voles is flexible
i and her gesturos
Prof. Roarer (testily) No doubt, no doubt.bus
loan assure you I understand every word she
Utters. That defeot, Mrs. Carboy, Is fatal
An lnTeiilaratlns mind.
(From 11,4 PhiladilpUa Jltrord.)
Mrs. Hayseed (at a big city hotel) They is
awfully attentive at this tavern, ain't they T
Mr. Hayseed Yes, sireo: they're bound to give
us the worth of our monoy. I guess. Them
errand boys has been in a dozen times in the
last half hour to see if we wanted anything.
What arcfyou working at there, Marier t
Mrs. Hayseed I've beon tryin' for the last
half hour tor see what this 'ero button in tho
Drifting Toward, tho Goat.
From nut.
Stranger (to clerk of fashionable uptown
hotel) Can you tell me in what part of the city
the American Colony is located t
Clerk (dubiously) Well cr if there is such a
colony, sir, I think you will find it somewhere In
Harlem. (To JBoy) Here, Front, show this
gentleman to a Second Avenue Elevated station 1
NEXT WEEK'S PLAY BKLS.
NEW TH1NGB AND OLD PEE8ENTED IN THE
THEATRES OP TWO CITIEa
Openlpg of the New Unl.a Sanar with "A
Woman's tttrat.c.u"-Tareall sfCt.
nulla Mora Ohaneea 10 Be "The
County Fair" and "A Gold Mine"
Booth and Barrett at Brooklyn' Am
phlon Academy.
The principal ovent of tho coming week in the
theatrical world tyill bo the opening of tho now
Union Square Theatre- which occurs on Wednes
day evening. Tho pluck and idomttablo
courage of Mr. J. M. Hill has raised him high
In the esteem of tho profession and his return to
metropolitan management will ho extremely
wolcome. Speaking of tho now Union Square
Theatre, Mr. Hill said, pithily. "I know it is a
thing of beauty. Ihopo it will bo to tho publio
a Joy forever." Miss, Helen Barry will be tho
star, and the play will be "A W Oman's Btrata
gem," in which Miss llarry has been seen
through the country. The cast will include,
besides Miss Barry as the Countess d'Antroval,
J tank Mordaunt as Baron do Moutrichaux,
tharies Olenny as Qnstav il'Agrion, J. N.
Colvillo as Henri de Flavtneul, Mis Wolstau as
Leoui, and Victor Harmoud as the brigadier.
t'oquclin will play his farewell engagement at
tho Bur Theatro next .week, anil hu will un
doubtedly oipwd tho big house with the niauy
admirors ho has found in thin country. Monday
night hn will appear in " I,e Manage de l'i
garo;1 Tuesday, ' I.oJuif Polonala;" Wednes
day, "Lea Surprises dti Vlvorco;" Thursday,
'Lo Voyago do M. Pcrrichon:" Friday in
., Jean Dacler," and witli Mrs. Booth in "Tho
Bllent System." In English: at tho Saturday
matinee in "Lo Juif I'olonais," and Saturday
evening in " Le Gendre do M. Poirior. There
will also be a Wodnesilay matinee
"A Midnight Hell" will begin tho fourth
week of its run at tho UUou Monday night. Mr.
Iloyt's latest clTort has made a gioat hit. On
pcveral occasions recently tlieliliou lias not beon
largo enough to hold all tho penplo who wished
to ho prcsont, Thomas Q. Heabrookc. Eugene
CanUold, Miss Isabello One and Miss Maudo
Adams divide the honors of tho performance, be
tmeon them pretty evenly.
Nat Goodwin's performance in 'A Gold Mine "
at the Fifth Avenno Theatre has met with great
success. Ho has been complimented "ali
round " ou his impersonation of Silas K. Wool
cott, from Grass Valley, Cal. Mr. Goodwin is
very pleased, and his success has determined
him to favor comedy hereafter and kae bur
lesquo and tho so-called farce-comedies. "A
Gold Mino" has grown steadily in popularity
eineo its first' performance. Next Thursday
afternoon Mr. Goodwin will present tho play at
a matineo and dovoto tho proceeds to aid tho
building fund of the New York l'rcas Club.
Duncan B. Harrison will be seen at tho Four
teenth Street Theatro Monday night in "Tho
Pai master, " his military melodrama. The pieco
will bo given with entirely new scenery and ac
ccssones.und a number of changes and improve
ments will bo made in tho realistic water scenes,
which are strong features of the performance.
Ouo hundred and fifty membors of a local mili
tary company aro to bo omployed in tho repre
sentation. Hallen and Hart will be tho attraction at the
Windsor Theatro Monday night, when they will
present II. Grattan Donnelly's farce-comedy,
" Later On. " T ho piece is an extremely athletio
ono, and there aio somo very entertaining spe
cialties introduced into it. In the cast will bo
John T. Kolly, tho Irish comedian; Miss Georgie
Parker, Bernard Dyllyn and others.
Notwithstanding the fact thatithe Now York
theatres aro particularly entertainingly " stock
ed" at tho present time "Little Lord 'Faun t
loroy continues to hold its own at the Broadway
Theatre. Tho business continues to bo very
good, and tho season will probably be " run
out with "Little LordlFanntleroy1' wth very
largo financial results. Miss Elsie says she
likes to be the little Lord much better than she
did Susan in "Held by tho Enemy." She is
said to havo a particular aversion to long
clothes.
"Conrad the Corsair " will be tho attraction
at the Grand Opera-House next week. This will
be the first production of that bnrlcsquo since
its long run at tho BUou. It will surely ,be seen
to great advantage on the big stage of the
Grand Opera-House. The scenery, oostumes
and effects are new and bright. Tho burlesque
will have the same casto and chorus as did
" Evungelino " last week at the Star.
"A Dark Secret " will be continued at Nlblo's
next week. lllaa Edna Carey had a queer ex
perience in the tank the other day. A,ftertho
well known rescne she appeared to bo very ex
cited, and said she had seen a snake in the
water. Everybody laughed, but Miss Carey in
sisted that site was right. One of tho stage
hands thought It was an eel. The water was
drained, but nothing was found. Miss Carey,
since this, has not enjoyed her dive. Shelhes
in fear of eels. '
"The Old Homestead " runs along so smoothly
at the Academy of Music that the work of
handling the stage is not arduous. The stage
hands havo considerable time to themsolves.and
Messrs. Gilmore and Tompkins have fitted up a
reading-room under the stage for tho use of tho
employees of the house. Denman Thompson is
going to contribute a little library.
' ' A Boy Hero: or, Held in Slavery, " with Mar
tin Hayden and ugeue Bessercr in tho leading
characters, will be the attraction at U. It. Ja
cobs' Thalia Theatre next week. Incidental to
tho play a number of interesting specialties will
be introduced. There will be a jubilee scene,
with darkies and pickanntnies, and a rainstorm,
a real ship, real water and other realisms.
' ' Peck's Bad Boy, " that incorrigible dramatic
youngster, will assert himself at Jacobs's Third
Avenue Theatre next week. The cast will be tho
same as that which presented the comedy here
last season. Tbero will bo new music, songs and
specialties, so that a brisk and bright perform
ance may bo expected. The patrons of tho Third
Avenue know what to expect, and are never dis
appointed. Tho much-talked-of Boston Howard Athe
n&nim Bpeoialty Company will begin a four
weeks' engagement at the Standard Theatro
Monday night. There are many bright features
of tho ontortatnmont. Little Ida Heath, the
clever transformation dancer, must not be for
gotten. She makes seven complete changes of
costnmo and does seven distinct styles of danc
ing during her short "turn " each evening.
Von Supper's comio opera. "Boccaccio. ' Btill
prevails pleasantly at Palmer's Theatre, and will
go on Prevailing until April 1, when the first
TODNDED oSYhITECHAPEL'S TRAGEDIES
and Expressing the Author's Theory of that Series
of Mysteries.
BY
STUART CUMBERLAND,
" TJioiifjht -. Header to Europe's Crowned Heads,"
Occultist and Psychologist.
sr norma or prkckdiko emrrenai
A e.rle of mystertons mnrder. bare been perpetrated to Lnndon. The victims in each ee w.r. yoong
??,?'. and bora .onto .light resemblance to eaoh other, especially about the eyes. A pardon 1 offered br the
J?il??. ny one not actually concerned in tb murders who will reieal the perpetrator. Miss Krelyn Hard
" twenty.flrst birthday I. spproscblng, end her betrothed lorer. Dr. H.rrey, diuoTen that the eyes ot hie
liSSf JVhe. m tbowi of the murdered alrls. of whom the laleat Tlctlm was Miss Ulrerjtone. an iatlniate
tIZSl ?' Kfeljn. Hementlons hie fearstoWr. Maneneld, bis betrothed'. od7ath.r, who has Juat returned
fSS l?n,"ldenoe In India. Mr Mansfield at once bwomei i thoughtful, and declares the resemblance to be
U .. '?ecllnee to offer anr eiulanatton. but sajra that be will .ar.Tier at the risk of his own life. He Peparos
return at onoe to India, and before Ills departure present. Erelrn with a peculiar heart-shaped locket, attached
Si i,,!,,Rl,n,1r' 'oshloned chain. After blddtna her ood-by Mansneld repair, to his apartments, where at mldnljht
g tadulte. in a weird Incantation. A lolc. in the darkness ask. hi. wlshee. He replies that one . djarto him la in
SKKr:.", to eee tb being- who threaten, her. Ills requeet U granted, and Mauajeld dl.llntuiahei tbe
driK, "'ml m,a w'th a fiendish .mil. on hi. f.ce. who at ono. dls.pp.ar.. E.ljn Is awakened from . .troubled
SdKf'-Sh; 'f01" naur. enters her room bj the window and attempu to slab hfr with a P'lrl.d1M''r.
xk.t which ah. wean aie. her and she sink, fainting to the floor, while a yell of baffled rage rings la her ears.
CHAPTER IX.
vrjBTIIKB UTBTZBIEa TOUCUINO COL. MANSFIELD.
no news of the attempt on Misa Hard
'"tie's llfo speedily bocanie known, and
weated a profound aonsation. The nows
Pperi issued apeolal odttlons, and plaoardi
Mring tho followinu lieadlinea weie carried
MwtbyyoiUntJ nowtOioy.i
Tins Mtstebiocs Munons.
Ak AttbmptII
Tots Woold-Bb Viotim Bavsd bt a Omuu ! 1 1
Tho moat extraordinary rumor woro cur.
rent. Tho murderer, it was said, wu now
known, fmdLU arrwt would only be a o.ue-
ritfiUntjsj sMJaail'Miiffli ii "i I mi ill isiiJiltillaisalilsfl
croduetlon of Gxlbulka'i opera. "The May
Oueen," Is announced to take place. " Boecao
clo" is beautifully sung. Mis Laura Moore
and Miss Marlon Manola, while Miss Aunle
Myers must not bo forgotten, are extremely
pleasing to see and near.
. Nothing seems to disturb the success of
' Captain Bwift" at the Madison Bqnaro The
atre. It, has astonished everybody. Thero are
few plays that suoh an admirable, evenly bal
anced company as that controlled Dy Manager
A. M. Palmer could not render succeisfnl. .. Mr.
It. Haddon Chambers owos this company all the
gratitude he can muster up. ' Captain Bwift "
is beautifully played.
There will bo a very entertaining programme
at Tony Pastor's next week. John Kcrnell will
be there, a host in himself: then there will ho
Hherman and Morrissey, Edwin French, tlio
banjoist: Miss LUllo Western, tho Ininan Bis
ters, Voltl and Hay. Ouyor and Goodwin in a
new act, Clark and Williams, l'rof, Abt's Grecian
myRtory andT'ouy Pastor himself.
,ANtghtinPekin" will be tho principal at
traction at Koster A Dial's concert hall next
week, and will probably remain so for somo
time to come. Then thero ill bo the Herbert
Brothers, Fred W. Mlllis. Ellie Btewart, Marie
Gilchrist, tho Conlsnn Bisters, Ilarrv I.allose,
Btewart Dave, Let ton, thelDanclng Bpider, and
tho chorus in a new medley, Kalospintcchro
makreuo. "
" Tho County Fair " at Proctor's new Tvrenty
third Btreet Theatre has at onco lumped into
that popularity which Tiik Kvkninu Woulu pre
dicted for it. The Esfninu Wouui predicts
that this popularity will last for a very long
time to come. Burgess, as the Yankeo spinster,
Is extremely funny. The race scene alwas
meets with success. The management expect
a icar's run ot "Tho County Fair."
Mrs. Potter will begin a week's engagement at
the Theatre Cominuc, Harlem, and will un
doubtedly do a largo business. Hlio will present
her ri'portolro. but during tho week she will add
to It "Camlllo," in which she. has never ot ap
Iieared hero. Mrs. Potter will, of course, bo tho
consumptlvo heroine; Mr. K)rlo Beliew, Ar
mand Duval.
"NadJv" is still tho attraction at tho Casino,
and its second loaso of llfo appears to ho an ex
tremely igoroua one. It w ill bo Miiccoeiled in a
few weeks by a ntw opeia callod "La Mexi
cans," tho music of which in by tho composer of
"Falka" and "Nadly." Mies Lillian ltussell
Btill cnutinuis to delight tlio Casino audiences
with her charming nppeaiauco and excellent
voice.
"Tho Marqnisn" will begin the second week
of It. run at the Lyceum Theatre Monday night.
Mr. l'rolnimu issatisllcd with Its success, and
will add It to tho company's n'portoirn when tlio
organization starts on its tra els. Tho admir
able acting in "The Marq.ulo' was spoken of
last week In This Evfnino Wom.n. Tho boauti
fill stage sotting could teach many managers a
lesson.
At Miner's Tooplo's Theatro Gillette's popular
war play, "Held by tho Enemy," will ho next
week's attraction. Miss Mabel Hurt will be
Itachoi. and Miss Minnie Dupree Busan. This
play is too well known to this city to need "ex
planation.'' Tho fact that two companies aro
still pioscnting it in this country, and that it is
still given in tho English pioviuccs attest its
popularity.
Cellar still continues to mystify largo audi
ences at Dockstarici's Tin atre. Ills "Astarto '
illusion has undoubtedly mado a hit. Bceptics
who seo this curious performance all imagine
that they can seo tho wires by which tho Uttlo
lady is suspendod In tho air. Buddenly sho
passes a Bkipping-rope oer her head and under
her leet. Dismay of tho secptlcs. Whoro aro
tho wires?
"The Battlo of Gettysburg'" cyclnrama at
Fourth avenuo and Nineteenth street still claims
attention. Manager Hill will not relinquish it
because ho is going to havo tho Union Bquaro
Tin atie. "The Battle of Gettysburg " has es
tablished itself firmly as a permanent attrac
tion, and is visitod each day by largo numbers
of people.
At tho Grand Museum, Theatro and Menag
erie, 345 and 347 Grand street, business has
been extremely large during tho week. Messrs.
Peck, Fursinan and Lloyd, the proprietors, havo
c cry reason to bo satisiled with tho success of
their venture, while Acting Manager Tony Barry
can seo tho effect of his good work. The Cali
fornia Chicken Mill has attracted a great deal of
attention. It is certainly a nioit nnusual kind
of ' attraction. " The Bowing contest is also in
teresting. Thero w ill be plenty of novelties at
the Grand Museum uoxt week, and an excellent
stage performance.
Thero are so many entertaining features at
worth's Museum, in Fourteenth stroet, that it
is hard to enumerate them. There is always a
ciowd in front of the miueum. thankful for the
few curiosities exhibited in the window. But it
Is tho inside of the muKcum that must be soen.
The Indian band. Kii-Kii and Queen Bo. the In
dian dwarf, Ajeeb. tho chess automaton, and
Leon, tho modern Hamnsnn, are all there.
Many people say that it is an awful thing for
girls to whistle. Doris evidently thinks other
wise. At his Eighth Avenue Musenm next
week, thero will ho a "Young LadloV Whistling
Contention." or, as Doris nrcttily puts it,
"Twehe Whistling Ladies in a Lovely How. "
He alludes to this as "comely chiip chirrups,
purling, Quavering, twittering stratus." Talbott
and Weaver's MiustreU will givo a stage per
formance. BUNPAY NIOMT ENTERTAINMENTS.
William Ludarig and his company of vocalists
will givo a concert of sacred songs and Irish
ballads at Niblo's.
At Koster t Dial's thero will bo tho usual con
cert. At the Grand Opera-House Prof, Cromwell
will lecture on "Homo, tho City of the Cicsars."
Urooklyn Theatres.
In their forthcoming engagement at tho Am
phlon Acadomy Booth and Barrett will present a
DISARMING AN UNSEEN FOE.
"This was sometime a paradox," a. Haml.t a.ys.
Since, howerer, the people of America and other land,
bare been able to pit Hostetter'. Stomach Bitter,
against that unseen foe, malaria. It la no longer a para
doi, but an easy possibility. Whererer malaria erolf es
it. misty v.nom to poison the air, and decaying: unwhole
some veget.tion lmptegnate. the water, there. In the
very stronghold of miasma, I. th. .miliary potent to
disarm the foe and aasure efficient protection. Kerer
and ague, bilious remittent, dumb aue and ague cake,
no matter how tenaciously they hare fastened their
clutch on the system, are first forced to relaa their
grasp and eientnally to abandon it altogether. But it
1. its prerentire force that should chiefly recommend
the Bitters to person, dwelling in mal.rla-cursed locall
ties, for It Is a certain buckler of defense against which
the enemy is powerless. Cures, likewise, dyspepsia
rheumatism, kidney and bilious ailment..
lion of hours. Ono paper stated that tho
murderer, the keeper of an antiquity shop,
had actually been arrested, and that Miss
Hardcastlo had identified a dagger in his pos
session as tho ono that had been aimed at her
heart. But these statements were flatly con
tradicted in subsequent editions, and, a tho
day wore on, the polico were, it was asserted,
without a clue.
Misi Ilardcatitlo was too ill to bo soon by
any ono, and the reporters had to content
thembelves with interviewing her father and
Dr. Harvey.
Di. Harvey slated that inipollod by somo
unaccountablo premonition, ho hod decidod
to keep gnord outside his llance'o's house,
beliovinc, as he did, that her lifo was in
dancer. Ho added that he must have fallen
asleep, for he was suddenly arroused by a
piercing rhriek coming from Miss Hard
castle's room.
Fearing tho worst, bo rushed to the bouso
bell and rang It, at the aamo time crying
loudly for belp. The house wu upeedily
varied and attractive repertoire, Monday and
Tuesday evenings "Tho Merchant of Venice"
will be ghen in its entirety, with Booth as Shy
lock and Barrett as Haisanio. "Julius Osar"
on Wednesday evening will introduce Sir. Booth
a Brutus and Mr. Barrett lu his famous inter
pretation of Casslu. Thursday and Friday
evenings ."Othello" will be jriven. with Mr.
Barrett In the title rAlo and Mr. Booth as tho
crafty lago. "Hamlet "is down for the Batur
day matlnfe, with Mr. Booth as the melancholy
Dane and Mr. Barrett as Horatio. The only
double bill of the week will be given Saturday
evening, when Mr. Booth will be seen as per
tucclo in the "Fool's Revenge," and Mr. Bar
rett as Yorick in " Yorlck's Love."
There's a feast of fun in atoro for the patrons
of tho Grand Opera-Houso next week. Frank
Daniels will be thero with "Little Puck." his
dog, Old Bport, pretty little Bessie Hamsnn and
his clever company. Daniels. It will he.remcm
lierod, created the pat t of Old Bport in "A Hag
Baby," and extracted a great amount of fun nut
ot a part that is up to Iloyt's best. "Little
Puck "is a dramatisation of Anstey's popular
novel. " Vice Versa, "and thoso who have read
tho book will readily see lion many humorous
situations could be produced from it. All of the
latest song successes arc introduced, also a mix
ture of cleverly arranged dances.
One of tho most Intense bits of realism seen in
many das is the cauterizing scene In " Jlon
bars, "which Hubert Mantell will produce at the
i.eo Avenuo Academy uoxt week. While re scu
ng tho heroine, Diane, in tho first act, Mon
tars is severely bitten by a mad dog. With that
rare courage dramatists endow their heroes
with, Monbais bales his lacerated arm and.
taking a led.hot poker from tho lire, cauterizes
the wound, the Uesh sizzling and smoking most
naturally. Bince last season " Monbara " has
been visibly strengthened. Now, instead of
dying In the last act, Monbars consouta to live,
in order that the audience may carry away a
more pleasing recollection of tho play.
From Mary Anderson to comic opera is a big
step. Jet that Is tho change made In the original
?togrammn for next woek at Col. Minn's Park
'heatre, when nn elaborate production of Hleo
& Dixey's " Peari of l'ekin ' will bo seen. In
writing this opera Mr. Byrne endeavored to
givo a perfect representation of Chinese life and
customs, which idea ono of the comedians car
ries out by lunching on a rat sandwich and a cup
of tea. Louis Harrison Is tho chief fun-maker,
and as the great Tj foo is simply irresistible.
Ho has a number of new songs which ho will in
troduce during next week's engagement. Tho
cast is a capital one.
The famous Madison Kqnare Theatre success,
" Hazel Kirko," till bo revived at Proctor's
Theatio during tho coming week, with tho vet
eran 0. W.CnuldockasDunstan Kirke. Though
Mr Couldoek has passed the allotted time
score years and ten. he h as vigorous in his por
trayal of the stern but Just old miller as he
was In the llrst days of the presentation of tho
play, Lillian Billings will essay the title rAle.
Bhehasbeeii spoken of most favorably as au
ideal Hare). All of tlio well-known characters
aro in capable hands.
A drama of Western life without tho accom
pan ing redskin, tho ever-ready Winchester or
the shining tomahawk is as much of a
curiosity as a comedy without horseplay.
"Nobody's Claim," which will boat Jacobs'
Brooklyn Thoatio next week, whilo it deals with
scenes and incidents of tho Western country, is
exceedingly quiet in its action, and tells a story
of much interest. Joe Dowling and Badie Has.
son, the stars of tho play, aro clover people, in
their respective lines. It's worth the prico of
admission to seo Badie Hanson's actions while
singing "Thero's a Now Coon lu Towns" her
walk is simply inimitable.
An oxccllent attraction Is offered by Manager
Tlolnici, of Holmes's Museum, for next week.
It consists of "Tlio Blackthorn," au admirably
written melodrama of life on tho Emerald Isle,
and introduces that clever singer and come
dian. Joseph J. Bulllvan. The curio hall will
contain added attractions, prominent among
which aro the genuino Behemian glass-blowers
and the painting, "After the Deluge."
Lily Clay and her troupo of British blondes
will hold the stage of the Grand Theatro in the
Eastern District next week. Hevcral additions
have been ireently made to this company in the
way of Euiopcan specialties, and as it now
stands is one of tho best equipped vaudeville at
tractions before tho public Once In a whilo
tho management of the Grand dopart from reg
ular lines and givo a audovlile entertainment.
This departure Is always attended with packed
and enthusiastic audiences, who thoroughly ap
preciate and enjoy this stylo of amusement.
The craze for roller skating which has beon
lying dormant in Brooklyn fur somo time, seems
to have taken to Itself new lifesince tho ripening
or the fltar Toboggan Blidn and B listing Itlnk at
Fifth avenue and Union street. Eaoh evening
sees hundreds gliding around the ixilished
skating surface, on the little rollers, to the
strains of the Union Military Band, which is al
ways in attendance. Tobogganing continues a
great attraction. Tho length of tho slide is over
1,300 feet.
There's a sword Juggler on tho bill at Zlpp's
Casino next week, by name Hadjcerachcrris. If
he can get around his name as easily as he swal
lows swords, he must indeed bo a wonder.
Otheisnu the hill are tho Excelsior Quartet,
Little Itosina, a clover male impersonator. Wis.
ley B. Morris, ballad singer: Laura Lee, in the
latest songs of the day, and tho ever popular
Minnie Bchult.
Evening Pnstlmc.
Are yon reading tho absorbingly interesting
story that tho Morning Would is now publish
ing entitled ' ' A Voyage to Mars ?" It is a won
derful account of life on another planet; every
body is talking- abont it. Commence reading it
to-morrow (Bee synopsis of preceding chapters
in this issue). It beats going to tho theatre.
Coming Events.
n. Do Forest Baldwin, on tho tariff, Manhat
tan Blngle Tax Club, March 24.
Milton Literary Club, annual reception, Lex
ington Avenuo Opera-House, March SU.
Lafayette. Club, of tho Eleventh Assembly
District, meeting at 41155 Sixth avenue, March
07.
When baby was sick, we gave ber Castorla,
When eh. wa. a child, sh. cried for Castorla,
When she became alias, she clung to Oastoria,
When ah. bad Children, she get. them Castorla.
aroused, and by tho timo tho door was
opened two policemen bad appeared on tho
sceno. Ono accompanied him insido the
Iioufo, whilo the other went around, to
the back. Tho back door, liko tho front, was
fastened inside. All tho winbows, too, were
shut and latched, aud tho assassin could not
have possibly left tho house.
Miss Hardcastlo was found lying in ber
dressing-gown on tho floor in a dead faint.
Sho was, howovcr. uninjured.
Of tho murderer thoro was no trace. The
most rigorous search was made everywhere,
evon unto the chimneys, but without avail.
Ho cortainly bad not loft by either tho win-
MISS nlBDOASTLB WIS LTTNO ON THE FLOOR IN A DEAD FAINT.
dows or the doors, and be was not in the
house. Could the assassin be among tho
servants? They were placed under arrest,
pending the return to consciousness of their
young mistress.
"vVbon sho como to it was a strange story
that sho told, so strange, in fact, that every
one thought her laboring undor a hallucina
tion j ttnd were It not or tho deep scratch on
Answer lo Correspondents.
J. B. 13tcX.rr.-3kU. 31, 1HG0, fell on a Mon
day. .Vim . ."".-ThoMcisUrschaft Bystem of text
books will help you.
J. F. h'oteti. Apply, tp the MuulcipaiClvll
Borvicc Board, City Hall. ' "'
Old .Soldier. It Is not true, and must be an at
tempt to defraud you.
. .. A, It would be proper to call it the Ladles'
MoManui Association ball.
M". X. P. -Van startod In the fourth rao at
unttenburg on Wednesday.
, W. A'. ..-Both of Thomas a Kerr's trials
for bribery took place in New York County.
. Jt. Tho yearly salary of tho Vlcc-Presl-dent
of tho United Btates is tR.OOO.
,R V. If. Unless your mortgage was specific
ally upon the house and lot you havo no lien
upon the laud.
.. .. . Y'oit cannot ho prevented from put
ting up a telephone polo and wire ou your own
freehold property.
.G. It. It. Jersey City's present estimated pop
ulation is 1B5.000 and that of Newark
17A.000.
Urorgt IT, Emm. Tho parents being natural
born American citizens, tlio child, wherover
born, is ono also.
Constant Iteartrr. The salary of the United
Btates Consul at Lit orpool is u. 000. Educated
Englishmen pi ououuee Derby as spelt. Darby
is a provincialism.
AMUSKMKNT8.
BASIM & BAILEY'S
(xreatest Sbow on Earfli
15 NKWUMTKI) SHOWS IN ONE. 15.
Tn (irandMt Aiaunnipnt lrntrprliw Kfur Oonvftlfftd,
L&st '-T the (Irntcnt.. Th, Yar the ItiCKMt nd licit
Sbow the World Kvtr Haw
NewCottumtst, New ronle. New Feature
Openitif Performance THIS (KATUKDAYj NIGHT.
MADIHON SgUAUB OARDHN.
Th Whole Manimnth Show Presented at once.
With all the urw For If n aud American Attractions.
Three Circa.. Ooin.ianle.. In Threo Kings.
Two Kief ated Mate for Olympian f latnea.
Two Double Menaf f rlei of Wild Heaata
Hallof 40Uini Hupernatural Illinium.
Wild MutirUh Vara? an and Kantaata.
ParU Oljrapla Hippodrome Haoea.
Museum. Aquarium, ArUry. Ao.t to., fto.
Capital Inverted, $a,n0O.O00. Daily ipenMi,
P.T HAItNUMand J. A BAILEY, equal owner.
ThrUlinr and Daahfna; Collaeuin Karet.
TerriHo FonT-Horne Chariot Ilaoea.
Partaf Ho man. Flat, Hurdle and Animal Raoea.
(Irand Kqueatr.au DUplara.
Wild Moorlati Combat.
Charming Algerfne Dancing- Olrla
Genuine lledouln Hursemanihip.
Marvellous Clrcua Performers.
Forty Pantomime Clown,
EicUinjr Aerial Feat and Mld-AIr Act.
Troupes ot Japanette lsiert
,rt. . . . ,10yAUmlhnKihibit.ons.
100 Cleverly Trained Animal
Two Herds of Trained Elephants.
Two Herd of Trained Camel.
Performing Horaes and Ponies.
300 Performers, AO Hippodrome Artists, fiO Aerialinta,
Tumblere, Leapere, Clowim, Trspezlata, do - Au , Ao.
AH, everything; contained lu themoniter United Shows
to b presented on the opening night,
Admlaalon to everything only rOcenta, (4th ave. Ride )
Children under U year. SA cent Heaerved eeata. 41
(Madison are. aide). Private boiea, $12. Single box
aeats, '2,
PHOCTOB'S 230 ST. TIME,
WEAK, UTII AVE.
Absolutely I'lrrproof uml Hfe.
Proctor &.-Turner Prop. Jk Mars.
KVUIIY MJIIT ANI HATUItDAY MAT.
1'Elt.tIANnNT ATTRACTION.
NEIL BURGESS
COUNTY FAIR.
'The 'County Fair gather in it four acta a great
deal of human nature, it u a ucces. there need be no
miuclngof termsln eettlngthUdown.' ISvening Sun.
PRICK, 2ac.t&Or., ?5r.. 91,S!.50.
Theatre partle forming Id or out of town can now
secure neat ,10 day in advance by mall, telegraph or
telephone, flal. Hot U3H. yist.l
PALMER'S TlIEATIin. B'WAY ANDUOTII ST.
MrUAULL I
BOCCACCIO IcoiriY. BOCCACCIO
EfenlDtsatS. haturdajr Matinee at g.
MADISON NOIJA It KTUKATUK. ,
Mr A. M, l'ALMKIl. ......K.l. Uanaser
. ETenliiisatH.no. ttaturdar Matinee
?4T" I CAPTAIN SWIFT, IJ.ftS.ft
MOUTH. A Oreat Success World, Jsn gslfenman. "
1VITDT niO lleser.ert Seats, Orchee- RA
lllXSXjU O. tra Circle and tlalonnr, DUo
A DARK SECRET.
MATINEES WFDNESDAY AND HATUnrtAY.
UUNUAY EVKNINU-mmVIO CONCERT.
KOSTER RIAL'S OONCEnf IUU.
To-nl.ht, tor the first timr
ANICHteN PEKIN.
WKDNhSDAY-MATlNEE SATURDAY.
ACADEMY rf.ff0-
NTOIITS H DKN1IAN TjlOIII'HON.
WED,g1TYg- HOMESTEAD
WINDSORTHKATRK. ROWEKY. NEAR CANAL.
Thl. E.en1nc Last Performance of
II. U. KKNNKDT'S ORANI) MI'I.ODHAMA,
I.K11ITH AND SltADOWH
Neit Week-HAU.KN A HART In LATER ON.
GRAND MUSEUM, THEATRE AND MENAGERIE.
:U!i-.il7 URAND ST.
MNjcmvmMiimm."iktim
OlIANUE OF CURIOSITIES. AiTmls.lon. 10 CENTS.
All II into THEATRE7 Irrlni place and 16th St.
To-nleht Lit tilno til. tste.t nnreltr.
OI.DJAOKlCOItl'ORAL.IACK).
Mondar, Junkerraanu, lnsjiector Uraesic
"T)IGHINC'LOVERr"-T!ie poptilsr same mailed
to an. adilre.M on receipt ot lf e.nts In post
tsao stamps Address Ewald Bros., 150 Newark are.,
JoistCity, N. J.
tho locket mado by tho Jascor as evidence of
the nttointit, tbcvvliolo affair would linve been
put down as a disordered creation ot tho
brain.
Tlio medical ovideuco went to show that
the dagger scratch was in all probability
made by the verv weapon used in connection
with tho previous murders, and that it was
boyond question that the young lady owed
her safety to tho locket sho wore round her
neck.
Had it not been for Col. Mansfield's souve
nir a tenth victim would have been added to
the list.
"What was tho virtue of this talisman?"
asked the writers in the paers.
"How did Col. Mansfield know the at
tempt would be mado ?" For ho must have
known, thoy argued, otherwise ho would not
havo made tho gift aud huto given tho solemn
instructions ho did as to the wearing of it,
"Couldn't Col. MauHliold throw somo
light upon the mystery? Couldn't he give a
cluo lo tho discovery of tho murderer?"
"Wo wait Col. Mansfield's explanation."
Dr. Harvey, ns soon as he hnd assurod him
solf of Kvolyn's safety and tho hopelossnoss
of finding the assassin In tho house or
grouuds, had driven to Col. Maustlcld's
chambers lu tho Temple. It was close upon
10 o'clock when ho arrived there, and he ft It
suro of finding his friend at home. Hut to
his disappuiutmcut tho caretaker told him
sho believed ho wai out.
" Whin did ho go ont ?" asked Harvey.
" I don't Know, tir," was tho curt reply.
"Ho was out when I knocked at his door
at least ho didn't answer; but when he wont
out, air. I don't know."
' ' Didn't ha lcnvo any messago for mo ?"
" Kono as I know of, sir. Shall I go and
seo ?"
' Thanks ; I will go mysolf."
Harvey mounted tho stairs and knocked at
his friend's door. There was no answer. He
entered the room. Mansfield was not there.
His things wero lying about, so ho evl
dently intendod to rotnrn.
On the table, propped against tho Inkstand,
tjBflBlsaeVj.' . a. tMssaMBaiyfctlaVlhl'il 'a.iiallll?alii.ii' I. I
AMUBKMKNT3. AMUSEMENTS. 'vLfl
DOCKSTADER'S THEATRE. .., JH
TO-MORROW feTJmM&kTmQm$' H
EXPOSE OF SPIRITUALISM, Jfl
KEJLXjAR, 1
THE WORLD'S GREATEST MAGICIAN AND ANTI-SPIRITUALIST, fl
who will givo a comploto explanation of tho Tricks and De toH
copttons practised by so-oallod Modiums, Including tho - j
SAWYER MATERIALIZATIONS. THE GREAT HOLDING H
FEAT, THE LEVITATION, THE DAVENPORT-FAY SPIRIT $H
CIRCLE and all tho Crand Mystorios of tho Dark Soanoe. tH
.lilt. KHM.AIl WIM. II K AMHIHTGU II Y WmLU
Charles and Martha Steen, 9
who.r ninrvrllous Kxlilbltlona ol ,111ml. ItraiUna nml Tlionclit Tran.frrenre have n.tonl.hei' iH
nit confounded llir nlunt ol all countries, ami tlir most Irnrned liave bren forced by the moat '"PJeH
nvrrvTbrlnilng rvldrncr to rcLmow Irdgr tlinn Inrxiillcnblr. saifl
DELIGHTFUL MUSIC BY THE ROYAL SPANISH STUDENTS. !lH
nox-oi riii: oi'K.s i v. .11. hunuav. JtafsH
H. R. JACOBS1 3D AVE. THEATRE.
To-Morrow Sunday Night,
11. it. jACons' rorui.Ait hunday conckkt.
Kntirerlian.e nf l'roaramme.
A llrllneil Kntertalninent.
MONDAY, Marrh'JA. for one week.
The lanalilna Huore.s,
ii:cii?L ai iioy."
was a bulky packet. It at once attractod
Harvey's attention.
It was addressed as follows :
: To K. iIauvky, fkq., M. D. : :
: Not to be oiietivil until the '.
' Sllth nf the iirem nt inontli. '.
. Dated ilth Seiitimber, 18 . :
Bo he was cone. His departure hinted at
tho uicht before had actually taVcn place.
" Hut if ho had rouo to India, why had he
IU.
lUItVl'.Y KNOCKKD AT tAsrlELl)'S DOOn.
left his wardrobo and traYelliuc things be
hind hini'f" thousht tho young doctor.
' Hut perhaps he has altered his ralud." he
concluded, ' ' and has simply cone into tho
country for a fow dajt."
Ho knew him to be a man of curious hab
its aud not ono to be judged by ordinary
ruhs, and his sudden dopitrturo did not par
tiittlurly surprise him.
It was, howovcr, ho said to himsolf, most
unfortunato that he should bo away at a timo
when his setvices might bo of tho greatest
use. But there wan no help for it; he was
gone, and his reasons for coinc trere prol
ably contained in the packet bo bad left be-
E R, JACOBS' (THALIA) -
m OLD BOWERY THEATRE, 9
To-Morrow (Sunday) Nieht, -S
" n- jA:rMVtVr w,feRT- KM
A rnOUHAMMK UK ItKKINhU HICLKCTIONB. vlvSal
MONDAY, MAKUII 'JR. rUK ONKYfKEK, StaBel
Or. Held In Hlarerr, ivVsllllH
MAIITIN HAYDI.N AND EUIIENIG BESSEUKB !.
apj a Huong- Uonpany. Sw&llH
WORTH'S PALACE MUSEUM. H
t ITU HT.i NKAIt 1TII AVK.-T1IH I'OIMII.AH HIJNOUT. JH
P.0" Vi3it V' NLiB'6st Ann (i'llrlen. Tallest Woman I.frlnfi the HalrleaTKIS?. ffisaH
U - -CJAVkJo Iv( r"lf BSli-. t Irisailan Ladj, Naoma Hurst, lo, th. Stroaa Maal ,aVPJ
(-rJkmrx(uMi JkWrSE Cu'ol,"dAb'd",'Zou81monT.ni ' fieeel
JsiwrKW " "UVYAHCVTIi" ANI "WHAT 18 ITf eel
nn(MLroSjffl r" ON T1IK 8TAOE B
j4lL'''i' ""r"? MfL. I.nsenAn Marlonett. and flpeelaltr Oomnanr. (a- '3LlU
' fs-v.. 'y. "--JjaV ' i-n eluitlns V llton anil Nelson, the Aldeni, Adrian, the .flBH
-e23iia ii" Jnarler, Rogers Urothers, llarrr W. Uarton, Nettl atallH
Uailln, Annl. Itarinond, llarrr VY. Darton, mnaleal stiEPPJ
OKLAHOMA FRANK &uixsAsrssst.'m'a,a' iffl
UlVLinilUlun 1 lrvllY. lorlnajthepertorman(!.thetamooe"DollQaalnll., Ml
Capt. llarrr Horn, T.iaa Clarke, Oklahoma Helle. Ruh ""ltw'',,n- H
Ilathawar. two Indian chiefs, Wash-e so and Noml, and s&BLLLW
faniUle presenting- true picture ot Oklahoma Ufa. HACItlll) CON'CKUTH SUNDAY. WsIllH
UNION RqUARK THKATRK.
HandsomeMt sml safest in America.
AIIHOI.UTEI.Y FIKEI'nOOK.
Will begin It. career on Wednesday MarrhS7. Beats
oan be secured beglunlna Hatnrdar, March '.'J, at HfiO
llroadwar.
ATTRACTION The cH.llnsiifih.d Pngliah acUeaa,
llltl.l'N IlAlt tV, IN
"A WtMAN'M HTUATAtJKlf,"
Reaueotfullr. J M IIII.K
BIJOU T1IKATRK. B'WAY. near .10TH HT.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND HATUItDAY.
.'Id week of Ilnrt'a greatest success,
A MIDNIGHT BELL
"Tb. Old Homestead" and "The Ileurletta" rolled
Into one. Se.tacanbeaeoureq two week. In advance.
t JTI1 8T THEATRE tlOIl. (ITH AVE
X4: MATINEFM WKDNEHDAY AND HATUItDAY.
Third and last week of
KATHRRINE Q. AND JAME.S A IIERNE'S
nJilFTINO APAHT.
MAHUH iifl-THE rAYMABTEE.
ii RAND OPERA-HOUHK.
Oriteserred Heats (Orchestra rirrle and Ralennr) ',0c.
(lllA ND 'HT. PATRICK'S DAY" MATI NEE TO-DAY.
Wl JiSGAtiLANlK'Hl' M1NHTREUI Msilu
Neit Week, Rlc.'a Uori.lr. NestHnndar, Rome, the
City of the Uavearsand the Poper, br Prof. Oromwell.
INER'8 PEOPLES' THEATRE.
THE
Stowaway.
N.it Week-HELD DY THE ENEMY.
pABINO 11ROADWAY AJtD 30TII HT.
sIHUuT. ) MATINEE BATURDAT'ATl
Admission Oo Beat, reserred g week. In adrmuoe.
TONY PASTOR'S NEW 141 II BT. THEATRE.
TflMY Hi:iii:cTEi splcialtiks.
m . i.-li J . HAItRY KENNEDY. ROSS A KEN
PATflP'Q TON..M11IN IIAIIT.MAUUIKCMNK
I HO I Ufl Ol MAT1NEKS TUESDAY A 1 K1DAY.
THEATRE COMIOUE,ia5thst .bet t3"a Li..t...
.IIANTia.I, fn .HONI1A1IM.
with .11 the Tith Are Theatre acenerr and coatumes,
A tIREAT PRODUCTION OUARANTEED.
Neit week Mrs James II Potter Matinee Saturday.
DOCKSTADER'S HTHWEEK tPI I Ifl
ATH.l.'i SAT MAT.. B 1. KHIrlK
MYSTERY. JHRTH. MUSUJ ULLLHIls
STANDARD THEATRE. I.ASTWFEK.
Errrr Erenlng-atH Saturday Matinee at U
NEf.LIE KAltltFN, FRFD UHMK and the
LONDON (IAII.TV III ItLlXMIJ CO. IN
.IIIW I2S.-tIKUAI.llX. , ,
March 2.V-Boston Howard Alhenieuni Specialty Co.
5T1I AVE. THEATRE Ere'gs at 8. Mat. Bat. at 3
N. C. GOODWIN
A GOLD MINE.
LITTLli LORD FAUNTLEROY.
AD.IIISSION 00c.
IYOrUM TIIEATIll", HTIt AVE. and '.'IID 8T.
J FtenlngsstH l.'i. Saturday Matinee at 3
Tlill Jtluttll'isii; A DRAMA IN t ACT8.
THIS .tIAItOUisi!. I
STAR THEATRE BROADWAY AND 13TUBT. afflllH
. LAST I'EHKOItMANOE .'IsIlH
RIOr.'R llEAUTIFUL HVANCIFT.TNB. aHH
March Ua-COUUEUN fAltWKLLr iH
STAR THEATRE COOUKLIN KAREWKtC iHlH
.. . Vn week, commencing Mondar, Mareh SB, . VBggBB
FAREWFI.L TO AMKKIOA OK M OOOUKUIS, .JaaH
. Monday-FIIIARO Tnesdar-LK JUIF POLONAtt. 3slllH
Wed Mat,-I.E MARIAHE DE FIOARO. Wednetdkr jH
-fURPIlIShH DU piVORCI!. Thnr.d.yPBRX SsgH
Ji9,N. Frld.y-llenftt of M. CoQn.llb. J it A I WlU
IAOIIJl i nc1 JTn conjnnctton wttla Agnes Booth. THg .SnSeel
HII.KNTHYHTEM (In English) Hst-Mat-LE JUfr PO. i&sH
LONAI8. Sat Et M. VoItlEK. Heals now onMOeT aH
1 QTH ST. DATTLE US CENTS JrH
Jtr and OF ON MiaegB
4TII AVE. OETTYSBUno. BDNDAT. '111
UROOKLYN AMUBKBIKNTS. 'Lfl
TOBOGGANING. B
TOBOGGANING. WM
Erery .rening, greatest combination amusement !a 'XSwaaal
Btookryn. 1 aney skating and racing. Admission! Baaaaafl
Uents, BoC. s ladles, IOo. Hall let at reasonabl.raUa. Vssaaaaaaal
A. V. READ, Manager. 'igsBI
U. R. JACOBS' BROOKLYN THEATRE. "
Cor. Washington and Johnson ate. Inalllfl
Matinee. This Week Prlo: Reserred JSaLllllfl
Monday, Matinees. SrenULgav e&alllH
W.dneed.y, J. D. FOLK Oo. "Oo., ' KlVsiB
and in and U0 dllSalS
B.tnrday. tllxrd I'lrklm. 30a. S5o.' VaTsH
LEEAVa AOADEMYOFMUSIU, Branklni. Rp. tlaBH
NEXT WEEK, HATUItDAY MATINEE ONLY, MsslVfl
RIOHAKD BTAHL'S COMIO OPERA, ' JKsH
SAID PASHA. M
NEXT WEEK-ROBERT MANTELL-M0NBAH5, NggsH
AMPHION ACADEMY. ..rr'X ZM
E?ery Kfenlnff. Wedne47 and 8tardf MAtinsM, JiHI
Mrs. Potter In " ADtbopy and Cleopatra," 'H
GRAND OPERA-HODSE,irr;it wM
Every Rvealnr Wedneiday and tiatnrda r MatlnMe tuiseeeeel
THE FAIRY'S WELL. jj
PROCTOR'S THEATRE. NoX SI
MATINEES TUESDAY, THURSDAY A 8ATURDAY. rJalsaVJ
she. She. she. qM
HOLMES'S STANDARD MUSEUM. mM
THIS WKnK-.lIATINRES nAILY. rSssBel
ARIZONA JOE IN WILD VIOLET. 'S
g-tOL HINN'H PARK THEATRE isHH
Vj THIS WEEK. MATINEE SATURDAY, . WH
HOSIHA YOKES MP GOHPsHf. M
ppe ALOIS I Flor.no. Miller. Layman, Bland LlH
LL.M AND Bisters. H.rry M.lfllle, Mlnnus TjIPslI
r r l . CJiRU I BchultV. Dlarkh Wm. Oreenog. flsslH
and Kirchner'. Casino Orchestra iCBIH
AT ZIPP'S OA8INO THIS WEEK. ViXatsH
bind a packet vvtiicb, nccordine to tho In- llM
strtictions written tliereon, was not to bo j
opened for another fortnight. In tho mean lllsisl
time tho assassin, who, with Col. Mansfleld'a Jxiisi
help, mieht be broucbt to justice, would' -sIlB
probably escape. aafl
Harvey looked about the sittine-rooa fo H
some further slims of his absent friend. ' .IMaiH
The nro crate was strewn with torn and 'isH
burnt pieces of paper. WsIh
Drawn ou tho carpet was a black ring, M if aisj
mndo w ith a hot iron. '31 aiH
" Queer tdoa, to burn one's carpets in this SSsH
fashion," thoucht Harvey ; " some chemical fVJaH
experiment, I suppose," he added, stepping JS'IbH
inside tho rinc. isiM
Sbtv i jfieafl
il rn r' il
rnorrrD aoainst tue inkstand was a buucx y-GaisI
PACKET. "bUh
" AVhat is that ?" said the young man, look. liliii
inc hastily arouuih lie thoucht he heard a rsiH
sich. " WB
' ' I wonder if thoro is anybody in the next . StlH
room? Perhaps Mansfield's not up yet, 'WBsii
although ho is a deuro of an early riser.1 sSH
lie went, as he said this, to his friend's bed Mf sih
room and knockod. HreLa
The echo of the knock was the only ansrrW j&iaH
he reeeired. B
To I Continued Monday.1 i- FssB
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