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THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 20, 1889. 3 fl
CHANGES AT THE THEATRES.
y,r iind Old Favorltea Welcomed In This
City "nd In Ilronklyn.
FTAMUnl) THKATnE.
The BoKton Howard Athotiroum Htar Rpeclalty
rn,iiranyboRan anotiBOKonioiitat tlioBfaiidaid
IbMtroW nlBlit. llie most inlerrstlliR try
inre or the organisation In Paul Cingnevalll.
i ho It may lie said. Is a Bojtou mannuer, as well
nno of tho cleverest JuffRlcM socn In this city,
in fact. raulCltiffiiet alii alone could makeup
in Intel ctlnevanlnas ontoilainmcnt. Thsro
rp hot over, a number of other Interesting
Iconic. Including little Miss Ida Heath nod the
Irwin Sinters.
KOCnTEEXTn STREET THEATRE.
Duncan 11. Harrison's military melodrama,
"The Paymaster." was tho attraction , at the
Fourteenth Btreet Theatre last tiht. with Mr.
llsrrison aH tho righteous. lonc.HUfferiiic and
link-Jumping hero. It was Mr. Harrisou's
birthday yesterday, and also the biithclay of his
filar, and so the comnany presented him with a
l.snilsomo sword. This episode tho andleneo
applauded, but it certainly wan not a'vorydlg
Bifled proccodiug.
EOCKBTADKn's.
The Indian basket trick at Dockntader's made
a ercat hit last night. Kellar, placed a wicker
bt'ket on a chair and a little eirllnside this has
Vet. llopes were bound tightly around the bas
let and Nuna Hahlb. tho Indian Jiwuler, stuck n
iiig knife into it. The child shrieked, the an
ilippre grew eicitcd. Tho basket was llnally
thrown into tho centro aisle. When orcned it
found to be empty. The little g(rl aubc
qitently appeared among the audience.
TIIIIU AVENUE TIIEATBE.
" Teck's Bad lloy " had a ery hilarious time
cf it at II. 11. Jacobs' Third Avoiiuo Theatre last
night. K. J. Heron was the incorilglhlp youth.
The company was a goixl pno and the audlcncp
laughed Itself hoarjo. " Tusk's Bad Boy " will
dn a big week's business.
THEATRE COUIQCI.
Mrs. Totter liegan a week's engagement at tho
rhestro Comique, Harlem, last tiiKbt and at
tracted a Israel audience to the theatre. The
play was "Tho Lady of Lyons." tn which, of
rnnrpc, Mrs. Totter appeared as Tauliue I)es
cluppelei and Kyrlo Bollcw art (Jlaudo Alelnottc.
'lhcro was plenty of applauso. To-night Mrs.
Totter will appear in " Camille."
ORAND OFERA-HODHE.
"Conrad the Corsair." sumptuous and be
tishted, was the attraction at the Uiand Opera
IIouk. and a ery potent attraction it proved to
be. It I not often that productions of this kind
aic to be ncn at this big theatre Miss Annie
Terklus was Conrad. Oeorgo Fortescue as an
otergiowu Loid Fauntleroy was very funny.
TEOrLE'S THEATRE.
"Held by tho Enemy "was tho attraction at
the People's Theatre last night, with Gillette,
the author, as tho Impossible hut amusing Mr.
lean and Minn Miutiio Duproe aa tho ingenuous
Bu"an.
TI1AMA TBEATBK.
"The Boy Horo'' delighted the patrons of
H, It. .'scobs' Thalia Theatre last night.
Jilartin Haydcn and Miss Eugenie Bcn'crcr as
Julian andJennie La llocho respectively, wcro
much appreciated. The compiny wag good.
WINDSOR THEATRE,
II. Orattan Donnelly's farcc-comody called
"Later On." was produced at tho Windsor
Theatre last night and caused a great deal nf
langliter. Tho specialties on tho piece are quite
interesting. In fact, thero are nothing but
ipecialties to commend. Miss Ooorglo Parker
id tome very athletic work.
TON TAHTOR's.
TnnyTastor's twenty-fifth year as manager
itas begun jesterdav. and was fittingly cele
brated at the cosy littlo thoatro in Fourteenth
street last night. In fact, it was n jubilee occa
sion, and nobody could doubt Tony Pastor's
strong bold upon tho metropolitan public. The
entertainment at this little theatre is always
nond and it is inoffensive. Tbu tirogrammo last
Bight was a capital one. It included rlark
and Williams; Miss Lillin Wostcm, a very clover
Mnjo player: Volte and Bay, acrobats; a song
and dance quartet composed of Baker, Jones.
Wanning and Uavisi Onyer and Goodwin, Hd
ra French, the Innian sisters, Bherman and
llorrissy and John Kernel). Tony Pastor singe,
u ho alono can sing.
ROSTER AND DIAL'S.
"A Night in Tokln "prevailed again at Ros
ter A Dial's last night. There was tho usual
long and varied programme, with plenty of good
songs and dances.
Brooklyn Theatres.
It has ever been a notable fact that tho sup
port of eminent stars is frequently deoidedly
poor. Attention to this fact is drawn more
atronttly. perhaps, by contrasting the efforts of
the ie trill members of thorcnrnpany with the
stai in question. In "The Merchant of Venice,"
which was produced at the Amphlon Academy
last evening, the excellent company which siir
loiindrd Booth aud Barrett wore as a brilliant
setting to the two hlstripuia jewels. All sus
tained their parts admirably, and the pe
culiar fitnefs of each to his or her part
showed keen discrimination. Of Mr.
Booth's Shylock, too much has been raid of his
admirable performance to need any lepetitlon
hole. Every lino spoken by him showed his
manterly conception of the part, and cariied its
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either, It should be used aa a preventive.
ftl1i.?a.l,.,?.B to H" I".'.'.1! 9f the ""Jdlenee, Mr.
?ii.ii,Frfiai!Vania,le Jllltjr.Ttit was of course
rJj'i.Jl"!",' Ag"eAcrowas a pleasing
iSS i ..',.JoliM.AS V?"0 m"l"g as Oratlauo.ann
tho Launeelot (lobbo or Owen l'awcott was a
niasteily impcrsoiiatloii.
lUcoAHhcy'scomioopera. "Pearl nf I'cklii."
S.M.ry.,SdM'?,1 tlie rAr.H.'1UP.lltro ' canine
i24.fJ.i-l,.Vl bo""e' ,WhlloLthe oiiera is com
parativcly tho same, thoro has been added a
great many new Attractions and catchy songs.
Jlr. Harrison as 1 Foo was tho roainattrac.
,.! V ."!' ikcpt ,no.h,nluS,.'n n "Ptoar with his
wit and humor. Miss Thorno in title rAio do.
KnS? iRreat cro!il ,for J1,", '''"gingi especially
thu Chinese sons in the third act. and her clever
artlm, tliroughout. Carrio llehr. as Finne tte,
Ihil Branson as l'lorre and Joseph Herbert a'
Hosorikl vera tho other jiromlnent members and
took their parts well. The eliorns was well ill.
reeled, and the mounting of tho opera was strik.
inifly picturesque.
Ono of tho best opportunities Brooklynltes
v.111 hao this season of heaiiug all tho litest
spngs and aceiiiR clever dancers in every known
step. Is ofTorod at tha.Qrand Opera-House this
week by Frank Haniels and an excellent com
pany in "Little puck.'1 Tho plot is somewhat
vaporous, but furnishes many oomir situations,
which are worked up to their full limit, but
Daniels, as tho sixty- car-old schoolboy. Is
yery amusing. Among tho company contribut
ing thoir share of fun may bo mentioned I.
Martinottl, Harry Conor, II. Oouitaine, Bosslo
Hanson and Bllllo Deavcs. "Old Hport." the
dg who tlKiirod so prominently in tho "Bag
Baby,' aho oreatcs many smiles.
HoalUtio plays always, find favor with tho
peonlp of tho Eastern District, and when tho
curtain rose at tho Leo Anuo Academv of
Music last night n largo audience greeted Hubert
Maiitell. who played tho title nllo in " Mon.
bars. ' In the tint act the andlencn was amazed
at seeing Mr. Mantell cauterize tho bllo of a mad
dog bv applying a red-hot poker to the wound
on lils arm. A cloud of smoko goes tip and the
sizzllnc can bo heard by those who sit in tho
front of the house, Mark Prico as Laurent was
a subtle villain who rolled his eyes in a mint
terilfylug way whenever occasion required.
Miss Charlotte Bcbrens as Diane as womanly
and came in for a fair share of applause. The
other members of the company were only fair.
Prof. Hinchcliffo, who conducts tho Academy
orchestra, still retains on his musical pro
gramme Button and Boscnfcld's " I'm a Chappie
from 0 cr tlie Wattah I"
.," Nobody's Claim," with an admlrablo cast. It.
billed at the Brooklyn Theatre this week. All
the scenes aro laid In tho far West. The scenery,
all of which is new and artistio in execution,
represents tho Yellowstone in all its mered
grandeur, and the burning of tho hut in the
thlrdact is thrilling n the extreme. .los. J.
DowllngasWard Doioraux and Sadie Haaspn
a; Madge hayo opportunities 0f displaying their
abilities. Charlos A. Mason as C'slademus
Phipps makes a typical negro, and Miss Mav
Leoee aa Lillian Hcywood receives her share of
tho honors.
The old Madison Bquaro success, "Harol
Kirko." was presented last evening at Proctor's
Brooklyn Theatre by tho veteran actor C. W.
Cunldnck and an excellent comnanv. Mr.
Couldock assumed his old-timo ciiarocter of
pnustati Kirko. and was well supported bv Miss
Lilian Billings. Chailes Kidder, Itaymond
Holmes anil James Talnr. tho Pittacus Qrccn
of Mr. Holmes being especially Rood.
Joseph .T.Bullivan.in the r.lo of Denny Dolan.
hi "The Blackthorn," is drawing lnrgo houses
this week at Holmes's Standard Museum. A
htrong leatiirc or this play is that it interests
and amuses man, woman ami child. Tony 1'ar
roll as tholou-lnrn Oscar HmlthJnctnn is crv
amusinff, and sharos tho honors with Mr. Sulli
van. Lirlvn Knapp, aa Nclllo Lcvison, ami
Jennio Leland. as Kittio Farrcll, are good in
thoir respective parts, and little Daisy Thomp
son oapti ates tho andleneo. To each purchaser
of a ticket Managor Holmes presents a copy of
Mr. Hulli aii's famous song: "Wbero Did You
Oct That Hat '
A full ho'iso grcotod the rlrst performance of
Lilly ('lav's burlesque company at the Orand
Tle.tre last ateliitig.the performance beainnlnir
with " The rour-ln-Hand Pionie," in which tho
entire company took part. Then came Wilson
and Dacnport, Williams and Howard, Bryant
and Holmes and Jennie Forrest. Tho slack
wiro Performance of Cyrcne was verv good.
The after-pieco called forth tho strength of the
wholo company and rave the girls an opportu
nity to display their snapcly forms.
Among tho numerous hits made by Miss
Minnie bchult this season there has not boen,
with the exception of tho " Chappie from Over
the Vattah,,rsuch o posltlvoandpleasinc one as
tho new song she introduced last night, called
" Who Is tho Better Man ?" tho muBio of which
was written by Miss Minnie herself and tho
words supplied by Fulton Oardner. The re
mainder or tho programmets fairly good. In
eluding Annie Itaymond, the Excelsior Quartet,
Wesley B. Morns and Had-J'Elm.CherifT in
his lightning drill with tho musket Prof.
Kirchner treated the audience to one of his
inimitable violin solos which was warmly received.
A Sure Cure.
Fron the l'anlee Hlmtt.
Yonng Man I am iu love. What shall I do to
rid myself of such a Ecntlmcntal feeling ?
Old Man imarneD Got married.
m m
livening Pastime,
Arc yon reading the absorbingly interesting
story that the Morning Wobld is now publish
ing entitled " A Vovago to Mars J" It is a won
derful account pf life on another planet; every
body is talking about it. Commenco reading it
to-morrow (ece synopsis of preceding chsptors
in this issue). It beats going to the theatre.
When baby was slok, w can bar Oaatoris,
When ah im a obild. sbs cited for Oastorla,
When shebeeame Miff, she clang to Oaatorla.
W hen she bad Children she csto tbem Caatoria.
FOUNDED ON WHITECHAPEL'S TRAGEDIES
and Expressing the Author's Theory of that Series
of Mysteries.
BY
STUART CUMBERLAND,
Thought -Reader to Europe's Crowned Heads,"
Occultist and Psychologist.
iVAorsis or pnr.cenisa chaptehsi
a.?J:.IUt"' tb.betrothedloTru( Ef.ljn Hsrdeastl. fsnoteah; detects In bar ejea a rMSBbtanci itn tbow ot
!!"Ji,onn tl hon mi-ttrlon rauritfra haye aronked all London. In eteh caaa 5,'!?,i?,,J!lHjr?.,?1"i;
"jSnoetsewhoUmr. He weptlona hla ban to Mr. ManaHald, hla betrothed', sedfath.r. who i hai i ju.t
KiXF4 tr,m Tons io.ld.nc. in India. Mr. Man.fleldTit ouc Iwicomo. tboughttuU and dfUr. tbs "'"
Wane, to b. fatal He decline to oflr any eiplanatlon, but s,J. that be will .s. her at the ri.k of b mj lit..
ih!rp? Pr.M t return St on to India' and netora nla di-parturo pnmU Kf.ljrn with a lnMrnhMrt
'"aped locket. Atttr blddlnir lisr ood-b M.natisld rtpalr. to hu sp.rtm.nta, wh.r. at niidnlsht b. Indulsr. in
Lk??i,uc,,uV,"r A'piy."nth?aklf.a!Xll&r.hefc II. "Plieath. t'on. dear to buy ilaln idjnjjJJ, .nd
t m the bclnr who thrcat.na lnsr. Ills iauft I. r.ntl. sod Manall.M dlatlDguUne. in. anap. 01
li:." ""J1 lndr.tt am"l. oT lil?7aiii whoatoViT-sdlaappiara. liT.lrn 1. .-ak.n.d Iron, a t"h die.m.
.'."'ators her room brthe tiindow and attampiata stab W with a piiUUrdMs.r.n locket
y.blcb ahew.,rateaherandab..lnkslalntlnf totb. iloor, whiles jell I nf battled raa. rtnsaln her ear. Dr.
to'": 'ltf Maa.Hi.iiPaiapartm.ots. wh.r. h. And. a p.ck.s. addreaaed to him and whwa .he la lnatcied not
oP'.Sn,tlL,h. aoth ' lb month. Tnlnklna no be. a noi in the adjoinlna- room, Marwburats open in.
SJ" anarlnd.Man.aeldlilnatnalrsnc.on tn bed. A not. pinn.d to his breast aak. that He ne net nisinrnM.
d ?; " HlnSoVl. ?ou"d dead! and ti I. Maul that hla death waa oauwd b th. m. lar.Lrlou.
q'r Th. polio, an ratlctnt.
CIIAFTBR XI.
X"E POUOB AND THX MTBLIO VVCU MYSTITIEO OVEU TnS ZXIMOBDIrUBT 8I,T OF ArrAinS.
Itwi strange, It wn argued, that Mana
""d. who apparently alono knew that Miss
nriUMt!o was to be the next person
w'Mked. should at the Tery time when his
tdenee might be of the greatest rvlca be
Vine senseless in a trance. Beaidea. what
Tu ih' weaning of putting on that curious-
fashioned white dress? These and other
pernleiino qnostlons were asked over and
oyer again without receiving n solution, and
the public waited impatiently for the time
when the sleeping man should wake from hia
trauee. Bow mystically inclined people,
who had dabbled In Theosopby, threw out
aMiaaaaaaaBaaaasH9jajjajaajjjjjjjjjjjjj
WAS FOUL AIR THE CAUSE!
.
TOOR SCHOOJi VENTHiATIOS SAID TO HAVE
KILLED TEACHER GIBBS.
Much concern is felt among the parents of tho
children who attend Grammar Pchixil No, fit.
'on West Ono Hundred and Fourth street, siuco
tho death of Miss Itebecca (ilbbs, a tcaciiei in
one of tho higher classes.
Dr. Iia 1). ltead, who attended Miss Oibbs
during her illness, says that she died of typhoid
malarial forer, and ho expressoi it as his opin
ion that tho school teacher's slcknrss.was caused
by foul odors and hupnro air caused by the Im
perfect ventilation of hor class-room.
An r.vKXiBii Would reporter called at tho
Health Department this morning. Dr. Udsou
was not in. and it was said that ho would not re
turn until to-morrow mornlnr.
Chief Clerk (loldorman, on sesrohlng tho
record, fonnd that Dr. Morris railed at tho
school on Feb. 16 and found that there was con
siderable t rouble with tho sow crane. He re
ported that the janitor of the school had Im
proved it and thai no action was necessary.
Another inspection was madoa month before
In January. Tho trouble this time was re
ported to have lieen caused by gas escaping from
the mains where connections were made. In
spector Hosmor uiailu this inspection, and ho
also reported that as the nuisance had been
abated no action was required.
Dr. Moreau Mori Is. whose diitv it is to Inspect
the sanitary condition of the schools, has beon
lil for nearly ten days.ro that he is unable to in
vestigate tho school, but another man will bo
sent.
At the Hoard of lMuratinn It was said that no
complaint had been made to them concerning
the condition of the school. HupU DeboToise
wilMisit the school to-dry, and if theiu is any
real danger, steps will hu taken at once to
correct It.
Tho building is sn old frame structure, and is
much overcrowded. A new building is being
put unaloiiBsido nf it, but it will not be com
pleted until sometime during tho Summer.
llolh 1'rinoipal aud teachers deny that there Is
any cause for complaint, aud scout the idta that
Mia Oibbs'a sickness was caused by the impure
air in tho school-loom.
' m i
Praertlon Drives n Young Wife Crazy.
Josephlue l'hllip, of 401 1'ast Houston atreot,
was committed at the Kiscx Market Court to
day on her father's charge that she is insane.
He says alio has heen drltcn out nf her mind by
her iiuphand, Charlos l'hllip, deserting her, anil
by her vain seaich for him.
-
vnauo hints that Mansfield was indirectly,-it
not rtiroctly implicated in tho recent
murders. He, thoy hinted, was a member
of a baud of modern Thug, whose mission it
was to slaughter certain women of a peculiar
affinity In order to obtain possession of thtir
souls, lint (o what purpose tho said souls
wero to bo applied they omitted to state
Bam Dats.they argued, was probably awaro
of Mansfield's connootlon with this mysteri
ous body and bad been slain by tho Colonel's
magio or bad been goaded to commit suicide
in order that he might not give evidence
against him.
" But," repllod those to whom this incredu
lous story was rolated, " it is proved beyond
doubt that Col, Mansfield only returned to
England on the morning of the 10th of
August, and it is therefore; entirely out of the
question that he could have had a hand iu
the previous murders."
" That may bo ?" said the knowing ones ;
' ' but you may depond upon it that ho had
X DISCUSSIOJt ArTEB TUB IXQUMT OM TJTB
HINDOO.
something to do with the attempt at Miss
Ilardcastlu's life."
"Hiiwso?"
; " Why, he took every precaution to save
the young lady's life; and if it had not
been for tho charm he placed round
hor neck she would undoubtedly have been
killed like the rest. Murderers do not, aa a
rule,, first protect those whom they have de.
cided to slay."
" Quite so. In ordinary cases this would
' 'irfs"stlisirMI,lMu ."iWlMrnVtj-..
tlisisMHMHHHNttiMaLa
FROM LAST WEEK'S OIIKAT
WE BE1.E0T AT RANDOM rROM THE THOU AUOTIOIt BALE OF
HAND OR MORE
GINGHAMS.
'in- ! ,(1 0A8f:8 8UPEnI0R QUALITY LANCASTER
Special Bargains j dress aiNniuin. new htvleb.
I iU CENTS PER YAM.
TO BE OFFERED TO-MORROW MORNINO, A FEW lOXA SHEETINGS
ITEMS THAT ARE REPRESENTATIVES OP THE
MANV. TIMS SPECIAL RAROAIN SALE IS IN "" DRA. "" "VT
RESPECT TO UTICA MILLS,
HONOR OF THE INAUOURATION OF THE NEW e YAD
FIRM, PREPARATIONS FOR WHICH HAVE
BEEN IN TROOntSS FOR WEEKS. WE FLATTER TOWELS.
OURSELVES THAT THOSE WHO VIS.T US THIS Att ,. UNKN
WEEK WILL LOW! REMEMBER THU OrE.MNO INUHKR.
IPC
OF THE NEW FIRM. you NEVEU SAW BETTER AT 33fc
C01.0UHH UIIKHH GOODH.
3fl INCH ALtWOOL NOVELTY STRIPES, IN SILKS.
ALL THE NEW SHADES, BOc
100 riECEfl DOUBLE-WARP ALL TUIXE BILK
iO-INCU ALL-WOOL LARUE PLAIDS FOR COM-
SURAH, IN ALL THE NEWEST COLORINGS, AT
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0c. A. YARD.
40-INCH ALL-WOOL HENRIETTAS, 30o.
THESE SURAHS ARK WORTH 83o.
40-INCH ALL-WOOL IRENUIl SURAH CLOTHS
AT4HCAYARD. SATINS.
THESE CANNOT BE REPLACED FOR LESS
THAN OOo. no riEOES LYONS DRESS BATINS, IN ALL
. .-.,, SHADES, FOR EVENING WEAR.
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OUR JAPANESE VISITORS.
Wrnlthv nnd Titled Hlrnnaers on a Tour of
the World.
Lieut. It. Baba, naval attaehi1 to Ills Imperial
Japanco Majesty's Legation at Washington, re
ceived an Kvkmio Woui.n reporter at tho Fifth
Avenuo Hotel this morning.
The Lieutenant Is temporarily escorting a
party of his countrymen, composed of Count
and Countess Hawa, -Marquis and Marchioness
Macda.'Liouta. Ynhi, ballon, Kato, Minra.
Horachiuo and Uieir sorvaiits, two maids aud
two valets, who are making a tour around the
world.
They arrived In this city from the West yoster
day. Llout. Uaba said that hia friends were de
lighted with this country. Personally be could
not speak too highly of New York and Washing
ton. To-day they will spend quietly in tho hotel.
To-morrow they will go sight-seeing and visit
the Brooklyn Navy-Yard. On Wednesday they
will go to Washington, where Lieut. Daba will
leave them, lleturnins, they will sail from this
city for Prance on April 0 noxL
Tho Marchioness Maeda is one of the richest
young woman 'in Japan. Her fortune is esti
mated at 10,000,001), and in addition to this
she is handsome. The tourists all dress in Eu
ropean attire, aud say they prefer it.
Five Hnndred New Members.
Tivo hundred now members have been added
to tho Sleekier Association, of the Tenth As
sembly District, within two months. The
membership now numbers R00, and 100 appli
cations wero considered at last night's meeting.
Tho maximum limit of 1,000 will1 probably bo
reached bv the timo the Association moves into
its new club-house, No. IM ticcoud arouue.
May 1.
Possibly Huum Was Compromised.
UriCIit TO TBK ITSKIMO W0SLD.1
PocanKEEPsiE. N. Y., March 20. roter M.
Banm, the Bed Hook lawyer, lias sold his prop
erty, and is about to niovo to Hyracusc. This
look, aa if a compromise had beon made in the
case now pending before llaferee Farringtun
with a view of having him disbarred.
No Work for These 10,000.
Uncut TO TBI XVZXIXO WOKLD.l
WiLarsBAnnr, Ta., March SO. Workmen in
all the collicrios of tho 1'ittston region have been
notified nf a suspension of six weeks. They
hae been nu short timo for several months.
About ten thousand men and boys are affected,
and the suspension will cause deplorable hardship.
hold good, but T think this is not an ordinary
case. If our deductions are correct, Mans,
field was deputed by the chief of tho council
of the hand to which he belongs to slay Miss
Hardcastle. Ho was chosen on account of
his friendship with tho family and tiio easi
ness of his access to her. But his heart mis
gave him at the last moment, and ho gave her
the locket which was to guard her against tho
IJE hid a swobd-cvt down uis cukek.
threatening danger, the task allotted to him
being handed over to somo one else."
" But why this compunction on his part?
(f tho man is, as you intimate, a member of a
gang scarcely human in their thirst for
blood, why should he elect to spare this par.
ticular younjj lady ?"
" There's the rub," replied the wiseacres.
" Miss Hardcastle Is Mansfield's daughter.
Years ago Mansfield was in love with hor
mother, lie was poor and went to India
aud she married she was forced by her
parents into the marriage It was sa'd at the
time- -young Hardcastle, Now Evelyn Hard.
cattle is the very Imago of the Kvelyu Oar
ruthers Mansfield mm in love with. 11a
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It llroke Ont on the Klahlh Floor of m. nisj
nullitlnc I'.nrly This Morning.
At 0 o'clock this morning lire brake out on tho
eighth floor of the big uinc-story building il.'i to
fll Hose street, occupied by Hackott, Wilhelm A
Co., Ilthogisphcrs.
Their stook was damaged to the extent of
f.'I.OOO and tho building ."i(IO.
The building is owned by tho Munrn Publish
inc Company, and most of tho floors are used by
publishers.
Spring Overcoats.
We devote our entire basement to thl. de
partment. NO BXTHA KENT OH KXPKNHK.
Wo sell Overcoats proportionately aa'cheap
sm we do
GENTS' FURNISHINGS,
SPECIAL TO OPEN SEASON.
FITM, HILK-UNEI) KltltHl'Y COATM,
Intended to retail at 8IH.0O,
$9.75.
Our line ol wide wale., irhlp-rord nnd nov
elties III ncwKnallab style, rnn only be seen
at our stores,
S 15.00, S1C.75 nnd $10.80.
NOTK.-KVKHY UAIWIBNT HTItlCTIY
TAII.Oll.MADK.
PL&JGtiH P.
EYoER.
383 Broadway, wiiitIW.
123 Fulton St., !B,WMn T."iyrm-
NOTK.-OI'Jt ONLY IHIOAOWAY riTOItl!
IM AT Willi' U hT.
r
marringe with Hardcastle very nearly broke
his heart, we believe, aud ho has remained
trnc to his first love through life. This will
probably account for his unwillingness to
take the lifo of tho daughter of the woman be
loved."
This theory was not, howover, generally
accepted. Col. Mansfield was known to bo
a humane man and one not at all likely to as
sociate himself with a band of murderers.
Besides, it was argued, what object v. as thero
to bo gained by such an alhanca ?
To which his detractors would roply that,
having joined tho Urothorhood, ha was
bound, undor penalty of death, to carry out
auy mlbsion, no matter how murderous, that
might be intrusted to htm. It was further
nllerred that bis Brotherhood waa far more
exacting than the Nihilists, and that no one
who had broken his vow hai been known to
escapo their vengeance.
' ' But what proof havo you that such a
Brotherhood exists? And if it does exist,
where aro its headquarters?" somo people
would ask,
"Of the ex'steuce of such a Brotherhood
thero is no nutation," would roply those who
professed to know all about it, "and its
headquarters aro somewhere in India, where
it is not exuolly known.
" But, granting this, what proof havo you
that Col. Mansfield belongs or has over be
longed to such a secret society ?"
This direct question was not so easy to
answer, and refuge was taken iu general as
sertions. It was well kuown in India, it nas said, that
thero wus tomelhlng uncanny about Mans,
field ; that he periodically disappeared, no
one knew where or haw, and that he was
quite ah adept in the art of magic.
It v as not the first time, moreover, that ho
bad been in a trance, which state, it was as
serted, he could asiunie at will. Indeed,
was there not a brother officer of his who
sworo that ho had on one occasion actually
seen the spiritual double of tho Colonel, ac
companied by other speotral forms, enter the
very room where his (Mansfield's) body lay
stiff and motionless on a rus? It was an un
doubted faot that the officer in question was
perfectly sober at the time, and the I averse
of superstitious.
Mossrs. THEODORE A.
KOHN & SON, Jowollors, 50
West 23d Ht., invito an in
Hiioction of Diamond h,
Watches, Solid Silver, &c,
l.al.of A, FrankOflit A Co.
AMjlHKMKXTB.
PROGTOIl'S 230 ST. THEITBE,
NI'.AIKITII AVK.
Absolutely Fireproof nnd Hare.
Proctor At Turner Props A- Majrs.
kvicuv:nujht AND NATUKIIAV mat.
rUIOIANKNT ATTRACTION.
NEIL BURGESS v.
COUNTY FAIR.
PniClK, 2,1c, OCX;., 7.1r 91, 81.00.
Tn..tn n.rtlM lor mine In nr out or town ran n.w
yiiry at. MO iln In adt.nr. bj mall, t.lesraphor
t.lephoafc TI. No. H3H. Ulal.1
"OAKNUM A HAtlTKY'R.
0jKSKl"DP'Jnr,,nl" ILcm, S Menaisrl.a.
yyildM.orlih (J.rafans. lianclDi Oltla.
3 ltrdaoEUrhants DroTMof Camtta.
JO ranlomliu. rlowDi, 'JO Animal Olowoa.
, Dwart Kit phant jilillns a illcrclt.
Sla Artna.lor Hi. dlaplarot IS,) Acta.
Japan.a. Tioup.a, Vortlin l'eaturta, Wonlerfnl
..,.. I)lilar
A wnrIMtnssirlo(lraintl Animals.
Hall of Chaats, lltatitltulllluainus
Chlldrtn D.llsht.d vtllh Falnlamt Wonitsra.
Tito Perfonnanc.a K,.rr liar at 2 ami H F M. Ooora
. . , , o.n anhiiurtarllr.
Atmlaloo to et.rrthlns onl 0(1 ernta (4th ata.)
Cblldr.nundsrllx.sra, 'J5 onnU It.orttd Mta, 1
(Wadlwn at".), l-rlt.i boats, ia. Slnsl. Uis
on, S'i. NoFrtoTlok.ta toanyon..
QABINO I1UOAUWAT AND UOTII ST.
NADJY. IfiXTHBWiTflUDATAT,
AdnuatiooAOu Htalt r.a.rtd U wwka In adtana..
JVI13I 'Q S. Or.huusulalbalroai50fl,
l)?.,Wa.n'fev'sIA DARK SECRET.
Kaa WMS-Caalno Opa Oorapanr, " Krnilnl.."
PALHER'H TIIRATRK. BflOAnWAr A .10T1I BT.
MrOA IIUi Ul'UK K t'OMPANY
Jw,Vr.:.k..,;U I mono ay, Arnn,i.
.-,, twnlncs at H.:m oatnntu Matlow,
4T" CAPTAIN swift. i;,k:
MONTH. Adreat Bn.rM. World. Jaiajninan'
BnOAnWAYTIIKATnK. Mat Wtd an.l H.t S T M.
iltoidtrar, cor. 41tm. I'.VI.NINIIH AT 8.
LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY.
ADMIHMION ftOe.
T YtlKUM THRATnp, 4TII AVB. AND S.in RT.
Tl'lH MARQUINn.. - wA.'i'uU.'l'f.'thuil"
, I-aatlo appUna. 'tMalL
Btgln. at H. in Matlnto. ft ATUIID A YK
CTANPAUD TIIKATKK. IHtOAIVWAY, a.1DRTT
IO Kttrr Kt"nlnK Mallnt W.dntaiiar .-id Ratnrd.r.
HOWARD ATHEHBUH SPECfALTI CO.
AM. Tllli (UtKAT rAVOItlTKH.
KOSTKll A niAL'HCONCKIlT IIAI.L.
. Houmn park.il tnthodnnrs.
ANIGHT IN PEKBN.
W i:l)NF.HI)AY MAI INliK -8ATUKDAY.
KTI1 AVI.'. T'llKATRJC Rts'saata. Mat. Batata
N. C. GOODWIN IN
A GOLD MINE.
ACADEMY &. ir
n,lril75!L.. nKNJiAN tiiowpson.
vr"-?itfiaat3?rA HOMESTEAD.
MINF.n'fl PEOPLn'B THEAIRE.
HELD BY THE ENEMY.
A MDEItO THEATIIK, Irtlas plai. . To-alsht, Jan.
iV.k.rraann In Franaowna.lt and Joch.ni. Pa.MII
W.d., far.w.11 two. St lo Jnnurmana.ltantnann'.
ToMbKri Than., flrt .ppuraaot ol Th.MS Kllnk-
Iammtr In Uprl.nn. , Frl. , 8t., Mat and t.alns,
aoh.nbrotdel.
milKATRK OOMigUB. ia.-(h ,l.,Ut. ?d AIx.. an.
dayandKat. tnillnt. C.inill., WiMlnttdar and trld.r.
Itoraao and Juliet t Thiir.dar and at. , bn. Btoopa to
Conquer. Neat , Chulw T. EUU.
TT R."jACOIia'(TtlAI.IA)
Mai!tinhay,i)kV a; llOMfjft; HEI.n IN
Ei)(iKNiKiiHHi:iil:n iinitotl hLaveiiy.
AFItll, 1-l'ATUOONtV in I'ATS WAHUKOIIE.
HB .IAc6DRTI(IlfD"AVKNt!irTilEATRK.
Matinee. Mindaj, Wtdneaday andhaturdaf.
PECK'S BAD BOY.
APRIL 1-C. W. COULDOOK in HAZKI, KIRKE
W"")8" THEATllIi. llOWHny. near CANAL.
W Wt.k rorom.nolnr MONDAY, March .'.-.
1IAM.BN and 1IAIIT. I Matinee
In th. aur...4fiil fare, vopitdr. I Wednetdar
I.ATEIl ON. land H.turdar.
PIGS IN CLQVER.
OrMttat Noteltr Pnaalaof the as.. Pil poat-pald
30 otnta, allr.r or ataniua. Addrra. H. 8. Uuumona.
317 K. K4tll rt.. New York; J
A MEETING WILL HE HELD BY THE OWNERS
nf h.llrooma and Kmuism.nl plaot. to-mnrrow,
.tlNKHDAY, March 37 at 13 o'elUk M.. at Terrace
Garden. THE COJIM ITTKK.
3QTII HT. I BATTI4! I !.'5 "CENTS
.1 and OF ni
4T1I AVE. I OBTTYBBURO. I SUNDAY
These statement wero designated Iiy tho
sceptical as old women's stories, and they re
fused to condemn Maustlfld upon such
fllmKV evidence.
The police attached no importance to the
various rumois concerning Mansfield, who
lay in his room utterly oblivions of what was
being said concerning him.
Tho inquest upon the body of the Hindoo,
Hm Das, was held in due course.
Tho landlady of tho house where, ho lodpod,
a widow, Mrs. Parker by name, cavo evi
dence aa to the flndine of the body.
The young man had, she said, 'lodged
with her since the begmntnst of tho year.
He was a vory quiet, studious person, giving
little trouble.
Asked if the deceased had many visitors,
. i -p- "!s.l
AMUSEMENTS. r'slH
Worth's . Museum. H
r-. . .. OKLAHOMA FRANK. Jssssssssfl
e .Jp.' .1'"' """. "la Clarke, Oklahoma Jlelle, &M
hllathawar. twolndlanchl.fe.WMWrpandNomt: itiH
and (amllles, prtxntlnc a tin. plctureof Oklahora. lit. 'H
Irene Hermour, liot.eon, with Ulrda and Mania. Mull. lM
li""!l,!i,b' 4.hr. ch'."" P'arer i Laura Howard. Albtnoi atLnH
Ann O'llrlen. Talleat Woman I,(tln th. Ilalrlet. iMj, sssssssssl
riri'.atUn Idr. Napm. Ilurrt, lo, th. NtronsM.ni atLnvH
C"'0'lAIfl'i7lle, Zulu Hlmon, and "(laraioulU'l . VllvH
and "What la Ulr'on thsstaaa. Lu.eudenM.non.tta kR
and gpecialtr Oompanf, t viH
GRAND
TO-NIGHT
Neit WMk-SIRR. I.ANOTRY. N.it R.dar-1IK) iWM
Wonil.ru, Ancient and Mod.ra, ij Trof. O HO M WELL. ''U
TONY PASTOR'S THEATRE ":M
JUBILEE WEEK. fH
TONY PASTOR'S GRAND SHOW. '!
John Kernell-IMwIn French. 'IR
Sherman and MorrU.j Lllll. W'e.tern. ..SCH
Baker, Jonee, Mannlnsand Pafla. SBaH
Inman Slalera-Voltland liar. KM
Onrar and Oondwin-OJark anil Wlillams. VaaLall
Aht'. Hj.l.rr Tonv Tutor. ''H
HAT1NEL- TO-DAY.
1 TIISTRRF1TTIIEAfri COR. (TTn AVE. !sssssssssl
I4r MATlkKKH WEDNESDAY AND rUTURnAY. 'H
DUNCAN B HARRISON .Mi
Enllrel7tftw7!d I.nyp5fl.Vl!IT"' !H
.. An Ac1mlrhl Company Rnria11y Kattiod B
B'M'AMIWbNESDAraD'S'ATRffi!'- JM
tlfen MIDPGHT H
IIIIKATI'Nr UUTT .aaH
micur.Ks, rJliiljlj. jB
"TlieOtd Ilnnetud"ani1 ''llenrlatta'rolledlnlnnns. jaaaH
(lallerra.,o. UexiTlAOe., 75., tl.OO, ill. 50. alLH
UNION RQUARK THKATRrl isssssssl
llandnnieet and ealeNt In America. taaaH
AllNOLUTKLY FIKEI'nOOF. IalH
Will h.lnlt career on JHH
WEIINENDAY. March 2. 'iaH
. Reat. now on eat. at HAt) ltr"4iwar TsaaaH
ATTRALTION-Tlie d,,..,,Urf Kn.U.n tr-
"a iu"nu mM
CTARTIIRATIIIL , OOQUELIN FAREWEIJ. SSSSsH
ti Farewell appearance In America ol M. OOQIJEXlN. sBaHfl
Ineedar. Ii.lulf I'nlnnata, W.dn.Mta matlnee,F!arn BalHI
Wedneilar. LeeHurprleee dn Dlrnrcet Thnradar. P.rtr- aalHI
rhon and Motiolosue.; FrltUy, beneHt of M. CoOQ.lln, 'aatHI
Jean llacler and at rcKiuelin and Asne. Rootn(who LBalVfl
haa klndlr Tol.nteerwl br permt'alpa of Mr. A. M. itaaHl
Palmar) In The Hll.nt Hratem (In Knsllahli Batardaf "aalBI
matinM, Julf Polonal.ibatordar ef.nlns.M Pelrler. .-aaaVal
Neat W..k Ho Ooshlan In bar new plar. Jnoaln. ''alU
BOOKBTAIJKR'M. Olh Week. MfF't B 1Q iH
HTKnV1,'''MIUTll,''llJiil(r)' E El ILL All ''sssssssTl
1 ' 'AafJafJaU
nitOOKTiYN AMUSKMENTS. 'iHl
WEEK OF MAR.0II 25. jssssssH
hnel.l ns:.ffeni..l ol bbIbIBbI
LEAVETTR NEW lUTRtSqiIE t.tLLY CLAT Oa s 'H'B
TIIEUREATBLECTRIUOOOM. isssssssssl
Matinee. Monday. Tne.dajr. Thuradar andSatarday. ''-.arJafjl
TT R. J ACOUR' linooKLYN THEATRE, rissssssssl
J-J Cor. of Waahtnaton and Johnaon a'-. '1JJJJJJJ
Matlneea L ailllH
Mondar, J. J. DO WLINU A S ADIB H AMON.: 'sssssssssl
Wedneadar, m laaaaaal
Matardij. ' WODODY'B CLAIM. " -'1
AMPHION ACADEMY. ,h':Z B
. , Tf"H IIVEMNU. , , 'Jssssssssa
Edwin Booth and IwrenoeTiarr.tt In flaaaaam
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. Hl
grand 0PERA4ipusE.J.:;;.'-uy.;:,r W
Erjr Kvtnloi. Vdnidj -vnd H4turdj U-tlof, 4BBBBHrsssl
riUWK DAN1KU. in XJVTLU PUCK. HV
COL. SINN'S PARK THEATRE. '
nice 1 Uller'. OniloOp.raCo., PEARL fijfB
nrluilintf of
LOUIH UAKIHaON. PEKIN. IbIH
PROCTOR'STHEATRE, K(.X JHl
a iv. couLpooE '11
HAZEL K1RKE. j'H,
HOLMES'S STANDARD MUSEUM. 'V i
TIIIH WRKI(.lIATINniiA II A It, Y. ssssssl
J. J. Sullivan In JJLAGK WW M I
LKE AVE. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Brooklyn. E. P isssssl I
Thl. Week, Matlneea Wednesday and Satnrdar. LBsaB I
"""'MaW"'
Neat Week-John A. htorena, MARK OrLrfK a'JBI
PUCDICC HAD.J'ELMsreat Arabian Gun Jofl 'lavB'F
UnCnirr I.ltllelioSINI. WhIvB. NorHa. VasssssU
Eiceltior Quartet. Minnie Mchult. Kirchner". BaBBaB
Oroh.ptra. at .IPI"8 OAhl.NO, 10 anl 12 Eta placs. :B
HUUEIlArtEIIIlARDT, Propa. sssBI
tion, as tho person descriled was sviduatlr .H
Ool. Maustield. - 7H
Had. nt far at sbo was aware, anything in, H
tho uaturo of n quarrel taken plaoe at this aH
interview? IH
To which quenlion aha replied, with. rar xlH
donable sharpness, that it was not her bU'l- -laaHl
ness to licn outsido her lodgers' doors, to H
hear what waa coins on inside, but, as far BawH!
aa sha wn ftttiue, uotliltis in thoahapeofa BBaVl
(jtiarrel had taken place. Indeed, to tell tha jBi
truth, neither alio nor her servants heard any Hjl
"words" whatever. The centlenian" Who Bll
railed did not, moreover, stay very looff - V I
perhaps not more than a quarter of an, bpnf H' ,
in all. ' Hf
Hhe then cave a description of the finding ' H;
of tho body. It was in tho sitlinrj-room, Ijv ' H;
THE BODY WAR IN THE BITTINO-BOOM LTIKQ ON TUB FLOOB. iHt
she replied that no ono, with tho exception
of a cM)tleman who had called on the after,
noon of tho tth, had visited him tho v.hoio
tinn lie had stayed with her.
Hhe desoribsd the vUitor as a tall, dlgni
fled, ceutlemanly lookiuc person of about
fifty, lie, to hor mind, looked like an offl,
oar, and ho had a sword-cut down his right
obeek.
lnl port of her evidence caused a sens-
Ing on the floor, and the eight cT her 'iB
shock she would never forgot. IB
Here tho witnesi perceptibly sbnddared, lH'
Asked to describe the position of the body, iH.
she oxpressed her unwilllngns to do so. 'LBt
Thu sisht waa sujh "an awful one," sh H
said, that she would rather not speak about it, H
As medioal evidence was forthcoming upo jHID
this point, the question was not pressed. bIHH
(To It Continued To-Morrou,) Hfli
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