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THE WORLD; WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 3, 1889. S '$
FROM THE MIRROR OF FUN.
flUMOROUS REFLECTIONS MADE BY THE
SUNLIGHT OP LAUGHTER,
Wanted It Buck Stewed.
irron Xt.l
Prrstlcliilitatoiir Thcic, sir; I hfcvo taken
this out of our stomach t
Underfed (lentleman Well, lions, slneo yer
wuhro clover as toi take it out, trj if jer can't
put the rabbit back agin stowed.
A IMsaiipnlnlPd Hiielimiil.
Fron the Ilttrlington Fir Pr
Citizen (at florist's) llao you any plants with
bugs on them T
Florist No, indeed I I tlont keep such things.
Oltlr.mi (dlsappointod) I was in hopos ou
did. My wifo not or lets mo biiioko in the -houso
except when ttioro aio bitus on tlio plants.
Robbed of a llomiince.
from 1h Cftienfo Herall
"What's the matter, Uly? You look out of
sorts."
"lam. I'm positively disgusted, raimdma
both like Charley, and think he's nn excellent
catoh. "
I " Well. I should think you would bo glad of
"Glad of it! It is perfectly stupid. I wantod
an excuse to elope.
In Tlml Onat elm Truth Will Do.
From Harptr ltaar.
Mrs Brief (who has boon reading an artlcloon
tleep in a health paper) John, is it best to lie
on the right sido or the loft 1 , , . . , .
John (a iawyor) If yon aro on the right side,
it usually isn't necessary to lie at all.
Valuable Aid.
Vox fa BurlutaUn Frf Yl.l
Bmith Jones, woro on enlisted during the
Jones No; but my sympathies were
Some Critical 1'iiiin.
t JYui l ll'awi7"'" Oil" 1
Mr. ITarrison should hao sent Ulce to China,
Editors are being recogtiUcd oflicially. The
"President is a pious nun. who doesn't propose
to see the writoous forsaken.
Col. Orant and Mr. Lincoln will represont
their Fatherland abioad.
If any foreign authority attempts to impose
npon our editorial diplomats thoy will proceed
atouoeto "laisoaelub."
Tbr Ilrot uf Cri'dcntlitls.
From thJvtr 1lrWy
Diamond Mcrcliant (to applicant for position)
What references havo you, sirt
Applicant Tho am neons at Belle t tie IIos-
Me'rcliant What do thoy know of your Quali
fications for m line of tradot
Applicant lliey amputated my legs and su
pervised the construction of now ones, which
can be unbnekltd and locked in the safe during
bnsiuo-'s hours. ,
Merchant ltomote your limbs and enter upon
your duties.
Credentials HuOlcleut.
ru (At Au I art Wlly )
Hew Yorker Do tho Upstarts of Philadelphia
belong to tliubcst socioty thcroT
Philadelphia Dame -The best soolctyl Bless
yoni linocent heart, of course theydol Why,
many mid many a moonlight night I've seen
their cats and Biddlo's oati howling on tho same
fence.
Kciuul to tlic Occasion.
From tXe JJ04I0 Courier' ',
Supersillyass Yes, you may have my lead
pencil a moment, but do not on any account put
it to your lips.
Coolsharp Certainly not; I'm not so foolish.
1 once got soro lips before by doing that.
AIIoitucc for Error.
From th UurUngion Ft Fr 1
Tubbs I flatter myself that honesty is printed
on my face.
Grubbs Well er yes, perhaps with some
allowance for typographical errors.
iA Fair Division of" Labor.
From Uku S(ttng:
Employer (to now cleik) This package of
money you've just couuUd is two nvo-dollar
bills short.
New Clerk How do you know You said you
hadn't counted tho money.
"I said that to test yourhonosty. I hardly
know what to do about it. "
"I can help you out; you tako me into part
nership, and I'll do tho stealing for the firm and
Ton can do the lying and wo'U mako things
hum."
IT WEAKENS THE PHYSIQUE.
OARSMEN NOT PERMITTED TO ENGAGE IN
TUGS-OF-WAK.
Jack Detnpaey'a "Ouylnar" rroellvllles
MrAullnVs Iteply to Daly's Chnlltnie
Medal Winners of the Star Athletic Club
The Wyanoke Dont Club Will Parllol
pato In the Inauguration Ceremonies
Columbia College Ilojs PractlalliH,
A careful cantmm of athlotlo organizations
relative to the tntt-of-uur dinclosos tho fact
the most intelligent and far-sighted of the ath
letes are strenuously opposed to it because of its
injurious effects. Thev say that almost without
exception a weakened physlquo follows. The
exception is In tho caso of an unusually power
ful man of phlegmatic temperament, who will
not exert himself to tho utmost. Yet et en he.
they alllnn. is rendcrod unfit for other forms of
athletics. Ill spine is stiffened and he becomes
heavv and sluggish In movement. 'Hie boating
men say they iiotcr peunit one of their onrsmeu
to engage in tho tug-of-war. These brainy ath
letes declare it Is high time the tug-of-w ar qui
tion was brought up Prominently by the athletic
clubs and iti evils pointed out and discussed. If
this were done It would doubtless lead to the
tug-of-war being abolished.
Jack Dcmpsey is nn inveterate " irtijei," in
the language of tho "peifesh. ' He will assume
tho austerity and cariiistuens of a elcrgjman
while "swelling tho head "of a gieciihorn. lhe
stiangor is inipiossod by the Nonpareil's seilous
air, and niuo times out of ten tails to " tumble"
unless his wits nro quickened by tho audible
grins ot chalice byutanders who know Jack's
penchant for " Htrlnglng " tin coiiuding. liy
tho way. Jack has a horse named Dan.
...
Whon questioned about Mike Dab's swooping
challengo published In The Km.ni.vci Wouid,
Jaok McAiilitlo said "These fellows are meroly
trying to get a lot of free adortllng, I am per
fectly willing to moot them all for a ei.OUO
stake it a decent puree will also lie presented to
the winner. I should bo delighted to have a go
with Daly, Mejer or any ligl t-woight In tlie
world, only I want to make a little money to nay
tno for my trouble. I hhould think the Califor
nia Atlilctio Club would be willing to offer a
purse, and I would accept a chance to light those
follows there with alacrity."
McAullffe and Billy Madden, by thpway, are
fail ly launched as dramatic stars. This week
thoy pummel each other scientifically on tho
stage of a Hoboken theatre, and next week thoy
will delight lovcis of closer boxing at Troy.
Jack oilers $st) to any light-weight who will
stand before him tor four rounds without being
knocked oil his pins.
John J. Gorman, of the Htar Athletic Club,
and weighing only l'-Jel pounds, di sen es minli
credit loi the brilliant way in which he won the
iigbt-weight medal last night at tho lliightou
Athhtio Club tournament. Ho had to whip
thieoinin. And he trounced them well, 'lho
decision in the bautum class should hae gone
to James IIosi , of the Allertou Athletic Club,
instead of to J. llaiuutt, uf tho Atlantic. Ho-e
1 had much the bent of tho four rounds. Ham
1'reuth, who won tho feather-weight, and who is
a superb crOHB-countij and long-aistauce run
ner on the cinder lutli. proved that
his running has given him staving
power that ran be relied upon. Jack
Hkellywas, in tho opinion of ev civ body, the
better man of the two, but ho lost on account of
a foolish desire to "show oil." Ho placed with
1'rcutli and the judges served him just right.
Jaeob 1'iU, who won tho middle-weight, h the
young mau who gave 1'at Cuhlll, the present
middle-weight champion, such a good light a
short timo ago. 1'itz weighs hut 1 10 pounds,
but he can train into tho light-weight class.
William Jackson, the famous English swim
mer, and all-round athlete, will cuter Billy
O 'linen's walking match.
The Wyanoke Boat Club intonds sending an
eight, six and four to take in tho inauguration
ceiiuionies April 30.
...
If determination and faithful work have any
thing to do w itli tho making of a good orow, the
Columbia College bo) a certainly should feci
hopeful. Tho Columbias are on the Harlem
during practice hours, rain or shine.
...
It is more than probable that J. Dougherty, of
Philadelphia, and W. Clark, of BrooUhu, who
fought such a game tight last Hunday, will bo
matched again shortly. The ending of tho re
cent light. It will bo lomembored, was very un
satisfactory. Clark winning on a foul.
m m
The Acorn Athletic Association, of Houth
Biooklyn, numbers among its members F. L.
I.aiubrecut, the chumpion hammer thrower;
John 'laylor. the clever all-round athloto: F.
Ol-en.tjie scullei; J. Nolan, light-weight boxer,
andM. 11. Cuming, " who can with ease lift the
76-pnuud dumb-bell," to use the language of an
admirer. And, bj tho way, the sooner Mr.
Cuming stops lifting heavy-weight dumb-bells
the better it will be for his health. Lifting heavy
weights is not the way to get strong. But it's a
good way to injure oneself.
Found with Ills hkull Frncturod.
James Madden, thirty-nine yeais old, was
found In the yard of 114 West 1 wen ti th street
at fl o'clock this morning, snfferiug fiom a frac
tured skull. Ho was removed to the New York
Hospital.
From Colorado.
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A VERY CLEVER SCHEME.
New and Uniquo Novelette, tvW. Surprising Jievelojwients, Complete
in Three Chapters.
By GEORGE B. SIMS.
.4uf7ior of the " Zlgltf o' Zoiieloti," " StraplUm Soap," ie.
BrXOl'SIS OF CUAFTJCII I.
DotMtlre Ellnrton. of Scotland Tard, aos Into bo.lnsssfor blmaelr. He impatiently wilts at hi. new offlca
jrafoodcae Onodiy a roung yomsn preuwnts herwilf and tells a ttrinse .tory ot a mining- hutjnil Strnrsl
montliistterm.rrUseberliu.Lsndwuntaway. and .he hd not seen hlui for a er tnd could not airllu hi.
wbernboats, altbouili sbt regularly rnoolved UUral remltUnees for her support. Tha detectlf a.l fur bur
own theory of iba matter,
CIIAPTICn II.
WnEnKIN tnX PRIVATE DETECTIVE MKKTS WIT!! A riEUinKADLE ADVENTCaE.
First toll mo," said tho woman, ' ' having
heard these facts, what U your ido.t?"
"I haven't seriously thought tho matter
out yet. "replied tho detoctive, "but at the
first blush two solutions of the mystery occur
to me. The first is that your husband has
left you ior somebody else; the seooml, that
this ' troublo ho spooks of is something
which eompels him to keep out of the way.
How tell mo what 1b your own idea,"
" I have nn Idea," replied tha youne wife,
" but I shall not tell It you, lost it should put
you on the wrong scent. What I vtlsh you
to do is to take up my case. If vou wish I will
hriw; you to-morrow the only photograph I
lmo of my husband, n copy of my marriaco
certificate, and I v. ill ctvo you nil tho iufor
wation I cau. As to tonus. I will bo plain
v-!ti..jou. I do not intend to havo tho rost of
BuMtte ruined and to bo thevlre'of "nlMtf
band of whoso whrroabouts I am ignorant.
Givo mo tho weans of annulling or disbolvme
this marriage, and on tho day that I am reo
you shall have a thousand pounds."
It was a luro turn to bo promised and the
detective opened his oyes.
"Do not bo afraid." said the younp; lady,
"that you will, if you fall, havo done your
work for nothing. Hero is a fifty.pouud note
for your preliminary expenses. When that is
gone you can have what more you roquire.
Kllorton took the noto and looked at it me
chanically. It was a perfectly good one. Tho
dotec'.ivo thought to himself that for a lady
who only had a quarterly remittance from
her husband and had to lhe out of it she was
very froe with hor monoy.
Something of what was passins; in tho de
tective's mind was guessed by his visitor.
I " I muiHle Ariuiktwllfi ydtViihiAald, rls-
NEWPLAYAVlTHArUlll'OSE.
-
CHARLES STOWS "AN IRON CREED" TO
BE PRODUCED MONDAY.
Ilshrnrstna "La .llexlcnnn" at tlir Casino
The Actors' Fund Deneflt Advice to
Mr. Hot Ilcrllner Iladdon Chambers
Hald to lift Writing Another l'lay for
the Mndlson Kquaro Theatre.
Charles 8toT.'B now five-act "drama of to
day," called "An Iron Creed," to 'be produced
at the Fourteenth Htreet Theatre next Monday,
will be hroiiRht forward with an excellent pur
pose In view, and if Mr. Htow's uork bo an (rood
m this purpose he ouKht to hac aurndurinR
success In " An Iron ("iced" liuintttidstado
the Hebrew dramatic Justice, prcKcutliu: him as
a worthy American citlrcn and, in fart, making
liitu tho hero of his play. Tho character of
David Delmont, the banker, oiiKht to be Inter
tntlin;, vhilo in that of Dr. Ktirulaw, a rabbi,
there is aUo Kcnpe for uondwork. Ml. Htow
"ill alxo, in a mild. ihnllennli' war, teae'h a
h'Kfoti In tlioc who talk of lcdciinlui; the
1'iotniiid Land and bulldliit; up thereon a Nen
J( ruMiUm. Hero Is what Jlr. l)uid Delmont I
sajK mi tho subject! "Ouo not wltlnuin limu
ine f mm Nebo's heluhts upon a kiiu'dmn
jou i an no er I each. This home of fiecdomi
oui promised land, and here, tlio New Jertiia.
lcm, In wlilrh to erect a llvinc temple, tar
mole clorious and eiidurinu than ccn tliat of
S olonitiii one founded on the eternal rock of
patnotlHiu and uood actions. Hither let it be
our aim to Kather all our htitlerliiK, Persecuted
brethren fi oni out the linitniinf the Old World's
despotic boiidaue Into a laud flowing wlthllin
spiritual milk and honey of toleration, onllirht
rnod propreKH ami universal motection." In tlio
east will be.). 1'. lliidi, Herbert A. Our, Hour)
l.Min. Htciihen 11 llairv, 11. 1'. Htnne. VV. II.
I'ollitiBs, AtKliit Laurence, Francus I.ixiiiKstnn,
Marie t-'roi-K, Kate Toll j, Mary ado llaiiultiiii.
lUiohd Uinard. Loitisu llaltein, Florenco Hazard
and Mabel Laurence.
Bol. llerlinor Is Rettitia badly rattled at com
meiits upon his "Noiilu Hon" speculation.
Tli ore is pathos ininulnd with ainilKeuieiit in this
lattlciuent. l'luck, Mr, llerliner, pluck is the
thing, lk'oiuit-o "A Noble Hon' bevan unfor
tunately, thero is no reason why it should ond In
that way. 'Iaka jour (tinner like a little man,
and if j on n ant to be inauairer, conduct J our
self like one, and don't let thone "business
methods" hofore mentioned in theso columns,
anMi. This advice is absslutelv uratis.
.
Itohearhals of "La Mexicana," tho now cnmlo
opera, to follow Nadjj "at the Casino, began
jestuday.
The new play tobopiodnced by Donnelly and
Oirard in riiicauo wn written b Paul l'otter,
andcallid "Tholl.Hutorj." All the characters
in the plaj are naiiiid .Itilm Smith with the ex
ecution of Mr. ltnlliiiL' Stone and l'illne, a part
to be placed by Miss Alice Uiirrisnn. 'lhe Jnhn
bmith complications aiu feaidtobevciv fuuuv.
m m w
Miss Clara Morris will be in llrooklvn Apill
lft, and then Roes to the Gmnd Opora-llouse in
this city, whole her si axon will end. Ml. l'rcd
eiio do llalletille, all report to the eontraiy
iiotwitliHtaiidlni;, lcaei Immidiutely for
Kuropi, eoiiiK to llelcium to tiait his fathti.
Do lit HcMlle xnju he i tired of plajinK villains.
Ho wantti to bo pometlunu nice, aud gain tho
6) mpathy of his audience.
.
A. r.Dunlopmoesfrom l'.'iT to 114CBroad-
waj.
...
Miss Cairio I'erkins has becomo faHhionablo.
Slid Is IimIhpohuI. This merry little mouiitaiu
mulil has a hore throat. It is hoped, however,
that she will be able to rejoin tho " Adonis "
loin pa n early next week. '1 hanks, immcusoly,
for kind iuiiuirlea.
...
Oeortrc llackns left for Wasliiimtnn Monday
nicht to play tho part of Flaxnian iii"EUuierc.
He will apiear with the company in llostou.
...
Mr. Haddon Chambers, tho writer of tho suc
cessful play, "Captain Hwltt." linn, it Ik said,
been conuuissioned by Manager A. M. l'almer
to write auothei play for the Madison Bmiare
Thoatrc. Tho success of " Captain Swift "has
been remarkable.
Hero is a nuoer letter, datod from l'ittsburt.',
and recoiveei by W. J. Horeneo:
W, J FlorrtM
DeaiiHiu: I mot you on Fifth avenuo cstor
da) aud would have known rou auiouc a thou
tand, altlio I havo not seen you for Thirty
two or three years. Do ou remember an cu
k'aucnient to play at the National Theatre on
Chestnut stnet, Thiladelphia. undet the Man
aRemuut of ltich ird Quudan. And w hen tho Na
tional Theatre burned down he Ijiiiulan) adver
tised j ou to Play at the u.d chestnut 1 Vou came
ou and played ouo weok. and on baturdav msht
ho relused to im jou unless jouhIhIiiiciI for an
other week. Well, of course ou reuienibir It,
and 1 only nient to i-aj that I was one ot the
IlcuulaiH on the boupc force on that occasion,
and, boiiitf but about tlftot.li years old, t
pret) well scared at the prospect of A twit be
tween )ou, young Diek and tho stage mauairer.
HopiiiBthlH may revive some memories of old
Union, I remain one of j our old admirers, Ac.
...
Manatjer Halt, of tho Theatre Comique, Har
lem, smiled at the letter simied " Melodiatna,'
published in hundaN W0111.U and "scoiina"
Ml. Hart for bis utterance in Tiil r.NKMNO
Would anont Harlem at a llicutileal locality.
" I meant to say." lemarked Mr. Hart jestei
dav, "that no tlititre could exist and bo
wholh deneudent whollj ikpeiiileiit, mind
upon 1 liu km. Take this case, fur instanoc: On
Monda nii:lit Mis. Potter's coiiinauj opened at
my Iioum , with Mine. Ponisl. Har l.dwurds
and tho old Wallael, liuhti, to less than fMOil.
'Ibis, with a Hailnn population of 40(l,(ii)t), ao
cnrdiuu to tin writer of the letti r. I should
like to net that tliewnteris ouu of those patrons
of my house who con.o to the window ami ask
foi a ceutie aisle seat ou tho Hist row of tho
AO-iciit seats in oxrhaniro f"r bill board pni.
hire. When 1 u lit to Harlom it was in the bo
lief that there were 100,000 people there."
...
John It. Itoscis says that those who want to
ingi "theio is another porson who isnnxious
tohao eideuco that will miiko mo a free
Vioman. Some ouo with plenty of money. I
vullciillou you again to-morrow morning.
Good evening,"
"It's a rum caso," said Mr. Lllerton to
his wifo, as he oxplamod to that good lady
the reason ho v as so lato homo to dress, " but
"HEIIE IS A X60 NOTE," SAID TUB XOCKO
W0UAX.
it's a good one for me. I expect the person
with plenty of mono y is a gentleman who
wants to marry her if she cau got rid of hus
band No. 1."
Mr. Ellorton saw his interesting lady client
again, and, armed with tho information sho
gave him, set about his task. lie found the
marriago of Louise Erncstlno Loblauo aud
fittiUriok MorrUou AviX registered, uid he
obllife him will never mention Minnie Palmer's
name in print, 'this l positively his latent.
...
The prourninme for the spreial perforniaueeat
the Madison Square Tluatre next l'lldaj alter
noon for the benetlt of tho Actors' Fund will
cnniprtso A). Coqiielln and his conipaii) in
' Lea Preciouses Uidicules;" Mr. Daly's com-
!iany, Inohullna. Miss ltohan, Mrs. Ollbert. Sir.
.ewis and Mr. Drew, in tho third act of "Tho
tallroadof Loves" M. Coquelin In monologues,
nd.it. Coquolin and Agnes Booth In The
llem System " (In Knglish).
MR. CLEVELAND AND 11IQH IIRIDOE rARK.
Was Ills Appointment Ilrnuiht About by
l;.Mrrrrtnrr liltnrr t
Why was ex-President Oroer Clcelaiid ap
poiutcdnuc of the IUkIi Hi blue Park Commix.
sloncrs r
Was it simply to nudst in tlio appraisal of prop
erly to bo taken and condemned for the put poses
this park?
These questions hao been asked fitquetitly
since Jilduc Patterson made tlio apnoliimeiit on
Mnndi). and the ueiieial opinion i- that tin tuts
anothc r reason, and that is that Mi. ('lowland
Is h'tadtially llndliiK Ids wit) into Tiimmauy
llall.
F.x.Seenlaryof tin Naj William C. Whitiitv
and .111 Ice l'utti rsoii ale utuit iiersuual tin ml
and assniiates, and it Is Ml. Whltuej who Is
credited with tho nppoiiittiutit of the ex-l'resi-
Whilo Mi. Wliittio has alttajs trained with
tho('ount l)tiiioeini', hlspodtlKii in siippnit
of Majoi llraiit In tho last cuninalun is putty
Kiunrally known, and it Is helloed that hi U
assisting Mi. Cloehuid to become a Tauimaiiy
man. ,
One of Mr. Clo eland's associates on tho Com
mission is Ltievstir llnluie, a waim lersoual
friend of Major Orant in fact, achumof tho
Major's.
In substantiation of the rumnis that Mi
CleMlnnd is seeking to sll himself with I uni
miiny Hall conns another t the elTect that he is
soon to be pmpw .1 as a mtinboiof tlie'lulil
manj Hnrititj, with Concressinaii H. b. Cox foi
hlsspousoi.
CAN'T COUNT THE GOLD iET.
Assistant Treasurer KolirrtN Una Not Slioivn
t'p at tli ii Suli-Trrcisurw
Owing to tho death of Judi'o AU xander Medio
the United States Huti-Trcasury in this citj was
I without a head until this moruiim, when Culled
Htates Treasurer James W. 11) att arrived from
Wasliiuaton and took chaiixt.
Cabhicr Muhleman transacted all thol busi
ness, but refused jesterday to tako the responsi
bility of lee'elviiiR the day's collections,
t:ino,000, from the Custom-Housi anil reeeipt
Iiiu therefor. The liioinj and securltiis wiro
plaeed in a ault until this mnrninu when Mr.
H)att nuthnrlzeil the eashici to gie the neces
sary receipt.
Kilitor Fills 11. ltoberts, of Utica, tho new
Assistant Tic usurer, had not Jei qualified,
I and tho Snb-'Iicasun people aro at a loss to ac
count for bis lailure to show tip. It is believed
! he Is busy preparing his bond.
When Mr. Huberts iis his tsnml Mr. Hjatt
! and ( ushiei Miihlemnn will turn over the Sub
'In asm) to him, ami in then presence and that
of their lmnilsmeii tin ilium j and securities will
be counted and rieeiptid foi b Mr. buboits, if
found all liirht. It will leqillio about lour
Weeks to count tho mono).
I A Sop fur llir Illlli HUtrlrl.
William Hehw all, a lnenibi r of the Fifth As
sembly Distnct Tanimaii) Hall oruanlatitiii
was appolntid a leeordiuu cloik in tlio County
Clerk a olhce to-day.
A Hinnll Seltlruienf.
From th lliirtinjtoii i'r.t.
Jones How mm li of a settlement did llobln
son make on htswifoT
Smith A very small one Only ouo cottage
monument, I believe,
Coiiilnir Kveiits.
The I.W Washingtous' annual reception,
Nilsson Hall, April -J4.
He nr) J. Schneider Association's annual ball,
Hchulte's Hall, Apiild.
Tlio Caledonians, of Newaik, vs. Patersnn
Hangers, football.Saudy Hill.l'atersoii, April II.
Municipal Council Irish National Lcaguo
meeting, 17 West Tw cut) -eighth street, tonight.
Kxposed to a Draught.
llromlh CMeago Iltralil
Jones What does tlio doctor say is the mat
ter? Buutbley (In bed) Inflammatory rheumatism
in my legs.
Jones (holding up a pair of the now balloon
st)loof trousers) Did jou wear theso jester
day 1
"Yes."
" No wonder jou'veuot tho rheumatism, with
trousers big tnouuh to hold a c) clone. "
Ainonit tlio Workers.
Nearly all the striking caipet-woikers aro
Bcikine work elsewhere.
Workmen on the new buildings in Hewtity
fonith street, between Ninth and Tenth ave
nue s, ai e ou sti Ike became ot the failure of Con
tractor J. J. Wtes to pay aireais of waves duo
the stair-builders.
Tho Printing Trades Section failed to meet
lait night because a quoium was not pi cent.
The FUctiic HouKWiiemeii have joined the
Tin and Sheet-l run Workers' Union in author
izing Matthew llair to act as their walking dele
gate. At tho MIscillaiitoiiH Section's meeting last
night a wntteii complaint was read lrom the
Jewish Chorus I'uion.ehaigliig the Mendi Nsuhn
(tub ot Actors with allowing its members to
1 irfnim with iimi-uuioii eliousti rs. The uut
ti r was refund to tin (liicvame ( omuilttee.
Lodge No. 1 of tho Ui ited Onhi of Ann I it an
Carpenters and Joiners has isuid a eilinlur
stating that Nilson Mcladilru is its reuular
I u uncial Secntan. ai d that all coiumunlcs
tions iddrcssed tufts uieiiibe is bv Mr. I.iimii
hop invitiiu; tin in to meet at 111 Clinton 1 Uce is
liuailthniii'd, tin luictitig place of the loilgii
being at the cornur of Sixth avenue and iwout)
sixtli btioet
Pejddlcrs and some unscrupulous grocers
are offering imitations which they claim to
T"J he Pearline, or " the same as Pearline."
rAACI rP It's false they are not.and besides are
M-ff VV CVX V dangerous. PEARLINE is never peddled,
but sold by all good grocers.
Manufactured only by TAMES PYLE, New York
found very litt'o more. A few jirhalo in.
quinos in the neighborhood when the voting
couple had lived together butisticel him thut
Mr. Moiiison was whut is vulgarly l.noun us
It " hwell." 'lho tradespeople, whoreiiioui
1 ored him, said ho was quite the gcntlciuuii.
Hut for u year no ouo about tho place hid
seen him Tho lady i aid her bills, nml was
much resiiected. It was suppose el that tho
husband liuil gone nbroiul to India, or Anici
ion, or " biimo place liko that."
Up in London Mr I lliutou showed tho
lihotogrnph right and loft, but could find nn
ouo wh ri'coguled It. nor could 'he any
where find mining the Morrib nn whiwoio
dm (iveiiil b through tho " l'ost Ofllcu Direc
tory " unj uuo to answer tho dchcriptioii uf
the liusHiiig man.
Ouo uiouiiiig about a fortnight nfter ho
Intel take n tho uffair up, tho voung liulj called
upon bun ill a stale ol great Ui.ltnt.oii.
" So lmvo a clue," she exclaimed: "wo
must follow it up quickly. Can jou huvo
with mo for Havre to night !"
' Why for Iluvre t"
' ' My liusbuud is thero. Tha goutlciuau
who wants to marry mo has s.ou him tlieru.
1Hik atthis telogram "
'lho eleticthe took lhe telegram aud read
it. It was as follows " llollevo Morrison is
here on board) acht with young Kuglish lady
said to bo his wifo. Saw him being rowed
from shore to-day."
" l'ray como with me," urged tho agitated
lady. " It in most important that you should
collect the evidence thero. I could not.
Kama your owu terms, but como."
That night Mr Kllerton and Mrs. Morri
son left Southampton by tho Havre packet,
and arrived at their destinatiou at 0 ou the
following moiniug
Tho " gontlemau " was on tho quay to
meet them. Mrs. Morrison had tolegraphod
to him.
' ' They sailed this morning," ho said.
Tlio lady's faco fell. Ho did the dotcc
Uvo'h. " Oh, but wo shall have thorn yet," said
tho centlcinan. - " I've .ojtsitjvd, ""there
. jgAjUtiilfoWs i asatiwgr..e .1 WW
CHICKERING HALL.
MENTAL AND PHYSICAL CULTURc
Hflcomt of Ilifl Hprlrtff Cnnme of .Tlnanln
crnll lUuMrnlcd Leclurrn by Or.
nrcnr the l.mlnrnt MpeclntUt In Nerr
unrt Chronic Dlirniei,
Th famoui tic()Ut In tb Cure o( nrrrnu-i anil
chronlo Jl kn. tr (Irtent, of US We it lourtiMiith
trert, Kw Vtttk, th'U'rori'il a l(.tiirttof th hUhpt in
trroitt ou ' Mental and IMiy-tlcal Cullnr," In hltlu rfnic
II All lat ev-rulntf, bofurtf a 1-rUIiant and dAlixhlodau
d1tnc
Wf unhi ltatlnitlr ti that no other )hjiUiiu of tho
prrtpnt U tun ttvatt-d ii Urx. n numUT nf .mtii-ntt
and fflrt ti'd i nn' In noun At a pruportion of iae(ii
Dr (Irreti'- U fetfiict to hit at library uf raxv hoola
uli owp that over a liutidn d thuunand can of tlironlo
tliM-aaON Itavnhrvn undr hU iirifvaioua) cam tti I In
Uit tpwjvam The no htiuroa are larttP, Imttlur nnt
abtsohitidj enrreot, an ha I ton verifud bj ut( aud
tho luinnnaliy uf tho uumheri uf lint frlck trualtid and
uired mil) vru.v tho houndlcna popularity of Dr.
(Itet nn as a pli)(cia!i
Out nf the dui tor'a tlpaiturei from tlm standard rut oh
uf the nii'dlial fratiiulty ti ttmn iitiuultatiuu and ad
tlm to all
Ah-Milntch rvv nr'linricr
l lila U a natintr of thouKn U uf dollar to tho poor, nr
to tlioo upon whom tho uftt-u i iifHiito ponHullliirf fir
of ph)l liom aiv a hiary burden To many thn f.-n
charm d lijr plijutclftn--, together with thn iwt of hating
pr h.rlptiuu flllod at druirtrtcta, arv a Mrlouft tlraiti,
and It In not to he toot-dind at, thtmfme, that thn
people crowd Dr (Ireeno'a utHce daily, whiro they
know that the wont tuiltu'iil and Mlfu ftdUuiaulit
hid with nit ihar-ie 'lhey know, furtheruiort, that
ttip nolo iot, if tliej (teeiilo to tnle !iln n imutli'H and b"
uuro 1 uf their dihpanCfs ! only fur thy uoceai-ary in di
citlHrt
Dr. (ttPPnnnnoii in hla trratiuPtnt only tirtiilen texe
tabln remediot, uuiuy uf tho -niratttit Kurr of whft.li
lie tiat hitntalf dUimeri'd 111 riniedim aro matin
ftom iiaturt-'i true uiedh irieit, thnxe tatr nrr-th itivlmt
and halth iPHtnrliM pttiitH and hirhn whiih a Dlvino
Cptator o wnudroualy pruvlttea for tho tollof and vur
of our human 111
Tho people, know aud unden-taud that In adopt I nr the
tine of Dr lrwne iPKetahle rnedirltteut they arv not
tllllnc their ayaUina with poUonouaand injurluua drugn
They realize, fmm many trlaU at thohaidaof ordinary
ph)aiolana, that poinououa drugi do not ami cannot
cure, aud that path utn aro often made worse by the In
jurloui afttrt(THct of kuuh polnonuua preacriptlona.
How diflrreut the peo le fel In rtgard to th hariult'im
vegetable rerurdica nf Dr (irei-un' They know from tho
very uaturo uf tliPht uithl tiut eflUac'oua inrdkiuja that
they can do on harm They know that children ami
dclhatu Invalids tan takn them without loai uf the
alichtent iujurloun alloc ti, and PTprjbody la aaaured of
thoir wundorful power lu viirlug diavaoo
I nd cod, tho
tlliirirllniiN I'owi rn
of tlieno TPfietahlp iutdiciiHa In ciiriutf uervoua and
chruniu afTt i tloun are n Miurie of wondir and auiaie
ruent to thof.o who, altor hatiuft rutftrtd from aomo
diaeaie for Ioiik inonttia or yeara, am by their uao re
etored to noutid atitl pttih ot health lb tuxanda of ul
(eiLri who hae trl-'d treatment hy oUoutJiia driifta ami
fain d to k't relief havi,h) utiir thuso n uiarkahlo T'Ktt
tablu reniedlea. If i b eattly aud rtadily iiirtd Tliou
Aud who, from rpatrl tailuiei to bo cured by pot-urn
oundruga had rumu aituoal to tmllme ttmlr raaua In
turahio, have b tho uko of Dr Git-rtio'a tigetkhlo med
iciimi bi en rout ored to per lee t and t urmaiient hralth
We kuoM that theno are ntronrf Utumenti to make,
and we alinuld not make th'uu bad wo not tubitatitUtod
tho facta and proved their truth lu every particular,
Thoaa whu aro alik or partial Invalid from chronic dia
canya havo uu fiend too Ion if from the failure of polaon
oua itrusa to cure their caea, and vrhm we know poal
tlvoly and c rtaiul) that thta tnatment uf Dr llrreuu
will in liuot eviry iftflo turodlaeai-o aud restore buallh,
It la but Juki and rhjht to tho people that the fact alumM
be plainly atatud lu order that the many thouianda who
lanirulah under tho burden ot dUeaao tuay kuuw where
aud by what mtaua they can te cured.
Wo apeak atruugly, hecauae wo know whereof we
peak. We havo aeen caaua of chronic dUaaau fade and
alnk under treatment by oionoua drun, aud wo have
ten thoaaiue lu valid under the tit of Dr. Urtx-ne'
Tetfutab'e reined ie sain rapidly until
I'rrlert and 1'rruiiitieut Houlth
-waa rtiatored. We have htva the poor, who hail ipent
their all in the vain eflurt to find health, cured by theso
wonderful medicine of Dr, Greene at ft trilling ez
peuau Ihealckand auiTeriug can, therefore, take hope, for
there la a cure fur all curable car The dIcouraed
aud dUhearteued can nioit certainly take hope, fur
their failure to bo cured la buceusu thty have not yet
adopti d the right treatment. We would adviao all aU
ftrer from any form of uervoua or chronia dlaeaae to
couault Dr (roeno without dela, and hy placing them
aulveu under hi treatment thuy can ho aeaun d of a beu
eflciat reault
We are pleated to aay that all who dealre to take ad
vantage of free conaultatlou with thta eminent and akil
ful j.hytti.Uu ten du to peraoually or by letter at hi
offiie, 35 Weit I-ourteenth atreet, New York ICenuni
ber that toiuultati'Hi aud advice are lu all caeaabu
lutely free, the only charge In any eato being fur the
necciaary medicine tuelTect ft cure Ilia office hour
are from U o'clock A M.toUP M.d&lly Sundaya.UA M
tolM Dr Oiei-ue baa laaued a new book, "lacts
Worth Knowing,1 which will U aut free by mall to any
add re
Thla evening aud on Thurada) evening at H o'clock, In
Chlrkerliir Hall, Dr Oreue will deliver free prttate
lecture to gentlemen only nn the " hcleme of Life "
and the M l--hlloxophy of Manhood " 'lhee private lec
tures to gentlemen are of the hight t puaslble Inteiiit,
bulug upon thone great quetion h hit h aro uf the mot
vital iiupurtaute to men Thtae itrcturu will be accu
rately tllutrated h the tereopthou Adml-oiou h
free, and uo one (should inlii thw luuil powerful ot Dr
Csrecrw'a tectutot 1 hi ( Wudnn laj ) af terno iti, at .1
o'cluck, t)un will he a freu pii,ate Ucture tu ladio
only, pruiiucly illustrated by the ttr optioou. AU
ladle am loidiall) Invite t, and there will doubt lost bo
a luigo and luteieKted nutllonou
A ('vrlillriitrt ol" Iiitt'Illu-urr,
ri' Tttut Mflni
A I Hay. liu i thut bickly lookinu ilmlo oor
thciu?
H-'Uiftt in .omitf Vuii.U'U'hm; lio litlonjri to
one ol tlit ukltbt Kmckt-rUocWcr fumilit ot New
York.
A Ik-look as if tie bilonutJ lu an aBylum
foi tho fttblo-mltiiltil.
11 on uru very much niiNtakt u. He in not an
big u foul an lie looka. 'Iht other ila liu wa rt
jcctinl an a juruian
MUST DRIVE IX DERBY HATS.
Now Ifillct for tho Jrhua on tho, Uroadnai-r
' fitnrOir1.1fali. J it4f
Tlio tlrix ci on tho llroadvvay nurfftco cara aro
all out itt Dctby hatn today, aud they present
qulto a tltnUfth aprearaucc.
Tli In it the remit of an order promulffatod by
Supt. Nowoll.
llctotofnto tho Rcntlcmon nlin handle the
tclim ovci tlio hteods that tvliiil tho ' coaches of
tlio poor' un and down Niw York' busiest
thnrouwlifarc lia-to worn nujlhtiii? riomati nimy
cafi to a I'luu' lmt, and stiiuureu hmo ttiuarktd
on tli'dr uncontli nppi attini .
lint bciciiftcr thi' man who Pinnkcn on the
front pUtfoiu, will hm tin ptinnuiv of ridiiitf
with a fa-hiouahl Intttcd ('iitlt.iimit.
I hi tu waa no obJeiMlon bv tho men to tht-
older, and only one diner faih d to nbtilii tlio
riMiiilrud hcad-L'tat nt tin uppolnlid lnnu. Tho
driver of cir Nn. '.() won liU old Sent h ran.
but whi laid ofl forom trip to sho linn time to
obtniti Inn Drihu
ho Dei bit h arc of nil HlmpoM, rolorn and con
ditioiiM, how- vet, foil 1 1 it i-d'ond-hnml ioup
tunen ton $ft )uilapoi Knox. Hut the'tUet
in unod. Im-m f tin r.i, nml tin lliondwin dim 1M
pn i-rnt a In tier appi.inim't than Hiohu ou thu
otlur toadrt.
Iii ChxIihi, Itrniiklvn.
The Innmntiou in intriulnetnt; i cotupin. of
t-ltilkd aemb.itrt ot Zipp't Cukiiio iltitntK the
pmnent wtik Iiitlh nut with mueli Htteco-H, and
the IhiMtipoit HiothurH, in tin ii liiuullouH
fiatof 1'fihiiHiiiL', me ptoitur u winniutf ard
on an i trill ut nll-ft nlui piotfraiiihiv. Miniiii
IsiONiiikH bi tti i, u rhapH, than iu ber,onut.fer
daN, wlu u tin re wuh no betti r knon kiulmt ou
tin BUihllh Mtittfe. "Minim I-nhiilt 1m hNooii
diek with a m w Hoiifr. She nUo n tains ' Wliu-li
I- tin Ih'ltei Mau" (liitdnti h clou houu. lor
tvlncli hlio wmti tin uiumu linilf It liaH a
catelo un. and N iliKtmc 1 1 bic me populur.
OVEBOOATS
I OK 4'I(IN(J l'll.
4i IK vh:i I) HI. Kit AN
$6, $9.75, $12, $15.
l'I.AIN,HII.K-rA(i:i WO HII.K-I.IMU
WOKTII I lillll xllPTIMM,
ki:iimi's. uiii: w w,i:sami fri.TONS.
.() otiii:k iuirii-J to cinioMi:
l'UO.W, OIK OClT KKI'I'TATIO.N AS
GENTS' FURNISHERS
II. I. CI' UtANTl.r 01 TIllISAlir. HON.
1ST VAI.ll! AS IN Ol It I HI. I IIIIATlll)
2,100 4-ply Linen Collars at
10c. oach, and Cuffs at I Ic. por
pair.
p eOGtHC P
3.S3 Broadway, wlhr"lT.
123 Fulton St., lMmum r.r.u ,nJwm
.NOTi:. OIK 0M. IlKOAOW A HT0K1'.
IS AT lllTi: T.
Mqatarrh
jLrfc. I I'rlrr flO I'f iiIm. nt
mmsSJI yi 0CktI '''J-'mmmmmm
Hi V-" ""'IKI.Y 1II10H . f.U Wsrnm .1., W, V.
HANKS
Hilrnrllim. 2.V.I will. 1AS, OCIr.Rst. S. $8
nilUlO Solt afiliiB. i()o up ioMtlllln. tlup.
Kinmln tttrmunt fiuiiiUr to 1
03 T11 Ali..U DOOlt. IILI.OIV 14TII
PEERLESS DYES BuunixUcueHum
lU'islNKSS NOTICKS.
OAiti'i:r-ci.r.ANiNi-T. m. stewaht, nan
7tlJ t Wp ar row tutttinir cireular In uvorj boUM
in N'tm Vmtc &n 1 llru.iklii Head and awnd yuur urdwra
tu 3.'U 7tii ate , i York
AMl'SKMKXTS.
PROCTOR'S 23D "JT
U1II1. IKH I.1MI ON,
M II. IM'KliKH.s
COUNTY FAIR.
"(.ntliir in ItstuiiractMa sreat dfnluf human nature,
it it a Htui t w, then nr. d t.i nit liiluciuu nf tiTlix in set
ting tin tovTti " Kti htin
II I I'J, ."l)f.. 7.1'.. SI. Kl. ."(.
NlKnt, S IV ."laturda) .Matin o, M Iheatrt partita
i fitrnnn In ur nut nt tubman nu.v fciin atN,'t(lila)Hin
aiUalKv blunil, te-lesrapn.telt ptiuimf.Nu.llJH. Ml at )
MI.NI'K'S ITOl'l l"S rni'Mur
I II Sill III IIS' Illc:i!i:-T llllHMMt.
i: ii sin iii its ii.s iiu.'iirvr iiiiini;it.
l.AHT.ShW IUK A 1 I I AIIAM I HIIS SUASU.N.
M.f wiia riuuni:
CI HAM) MUM I M :il"i and !I47 l.tandat
f t'H I CK ION MILL.
NVw and Mlunlkailt. t iirmtitit'tt Itiurala IiMllta'
bntm.uirday Aduiisimn 1() Kw.eritd ih ata T.c itia
VIM'K "1 llt-A list- Howry, near Caual
IT Uek iimiuiiniluu MUNI) AY. April 1,
Mlt 51. KM- UANKIN'. I Matin.H
hi til- .in i'.. iul Huirlt itrama. bAII'lIHAY
Till'. WJNtM AY ll I. I U!
-ifiiii.sr "i haiti.i: I oprv .j:
1 1 ) an I 111 AM. HY
i4fn avi: I (ii.mhiiuiio 4i:m:.mno.
M1IL(. Till AI Id: KlinUiamipi-r ihv rt.ulm ,
lu nistit, j nrtil lu Ouu e)l Mbi f.l la. IhiiI ILiura
' day, rrida) Sal rdny uialinrH ami uHitiii;, Ural tlmu,
l.iudau'a tumtuly auueua, Dim Iteiden Irf-uuuron
IV 1 HOHKNT THE fUl.L JIVAMSO Or Till SITUATION 11UIIHT UPON Till' PETKCTnE.
tlioj'tc "tint-. 1 lmu my ouu mii lit lu ru.
I in luunn: souiu litt t r piurs i xeiu oil, eir I
woulel start litivt. Hut i i.m sturt tins own. (
iiif. ami Illlike tlic rim in telei liuurs. Wo
filial! be nuclioitil close 1V tl.um tn.niorniw i
liioiuluL.', nml b) innKiiiL' miiho txcuoori
other Mr Kllcrtuu cqu bo inl your llublluts i
yai lit at once. "
i Tha ilute'ctive looKoil nt tho luely for lu.
I striiitious. ... I
1 "Oh, rs," sho ssiil. " corinlnly. If thoy1
eneapi' uu now t . ina . loso nil triu'o of the-in.
Am you iuro (hut wo shall llml them-at thn
llllltV '"
" Certain. " ropllpil tlio trentleuian. "I
lmie iniulo friends Willi ouo of lho sailors, anil
obtained full iuforinatloti from Uiiu."
MnLmi; thu iiiiuiiiuuout for T that oienliii;
tho L't'iitloiimu luft them, mid Mrs. llornstm
uoul to a hotel. Iu tho eveuinp. to the
regret ai, t.jvrSlorrUou
ileclnre'd that kIio mis uutihlu to umko tlio
jouriii'v. SI f win iiuitii knoclveil un untl
una iifruul she m.is tioiiii; t l ill. What
was to It ill no.' To ileliiy would bi' to lo-n
lhe fuuillMb. I'ltiui itely it was nsreod that
Jlr. V.lle'rlnii anil tlieiReiille'iuan should pro.
eied lib ue. At the time ntipmntitl thoy woro
rotte'd out to n small juckt which was l)ini:
lu I hu ritci. i i ii
Thoio it ore two sailors on board tho
ucht unil ii man whom tho uentleinaii nil.
ilreshoil n captum Iiiuncdiiiti Ij the pusien
Kors weio i u board tho anchor wus liemoil,
undtht lutlo u-sso.1 slurleil on her ovni;o.
Tho detective smoked n clear or two on dec.,
nml wai (lieu united to turn in. Ho was
coudiutcd by tho peutlomnn to a berth in the
little cabiu below, nud foolluj sltcpy ho
turned iu aud was soou iu tho laud of
dreams.
Iu tolliuc tho story of his adveuture after.
sHsiim. .lfaW-t ,
AMUSKMEXTS. WR
J-AUISON 8(JUA1 OAltDKN. 11
llihltiftlnt In rtrslrirlgtr Monday. Wfl
on.EAri.iir biiow oKEAnnt l?al
Tno ltln Tbres Statu. Itflng Traok, ClfH
cln:,." H'PVndrome, Menioiis, Mum am. 'Il'fsM
,u" 5..!ll.u,!9n' .Atslmn Ksntsals, MtmU
)V11 Moorlth UartTsn, TtSB
300 Psrlarmsra, AO Itld.r., A-rlall jKlH
, ,40Ulown IU,-, Acr, SO DUplari, 11H
Tralnntl Anlmala, lUn. Sight., W'uodrrlnrO'Jsctc 4t"sH
ChiliTron Doll.ht.d Laclfi., fclisrmsd. Airottsrs T(U
.Mratlrlsdand Uonllderrd V,TB
, rerfonnsncKS l 2 anil 81' M Dallr. 3H
Ailmlaslnn i)0 renta llttl ate I Children nndsf B l?iH
rar, t! cvnta. Hraprrvd seats, 41 (MaJnon ate.) tSH
Worth's Palace Museum. jfl
i o o o .oy,Xyiy W'-Wa " Wi
" "tlv-i - J(p :
Ulml In 11 C.iiifiriill or 1ll-.lli Mnkt lissB
Oltl.MIMIA IIOIMII;Ki. jsilB
S.i M. KIHTUItlls j$H
R1''.'.".'.'!!,1.1 .V,rllI'i,1,r"'l"s, Let ilOth .4 niat sta. Iftl
J MA1I.VMS Uril.M-SllfV ANU HATUUDAIf. ,WJSsl
, , si i:iimj mo.n ru 'Maa
nr tne bf tMln'N Krentrat auccnaa, 'tSb'ssBbI
A MIDNIGHT llELIi, 'H
1IY IIOYT. AUrilOR OK "A I1KA.SS MONKET." IbH
tlall.rj', ','..c , icatrteil. fiOo , T.'.e , sj,, fl f,o, "jH
Ijtii m iiii. vim: run nru avb. ?visIH
i MA 1 1KI.ES I DN KSD Y AN1 HATUllOAK ULH
. .. Ijiafwinknf iffislsaaH
mj.VAN 11 MAUUISON'S MtUTARY DRAMA. WLai
THE PAYMASTElt. JSM
I IiAIIOIlATr .Sl'E.Sl'.HV. hrAUTU.VO EFFEOTS. urH
UNION BOrAllETlll-ATIli: .T. MHILUMgr. dSaal
. . IIIM.I'N IMIII1V, IN sHH
viliM''i"l'H !"' ''Arritl.tY ,.Mtfn.l2. 'tliH
HD.MIAt l.tenlny, Anril 7 I ids l National Irish "I&HIbH
IVinterUl.ilnUanirlkWelali.iu , fiOo , 7.'1C andtl.OO. "iSsiH
"IHANIIOI'EHA iiotisi: " H
K llenerteil .SealM. Orelieatra Circle and llalconr.BOo. ',yeilH
MRS. LANGTRY. LA-JWillrW H
x,,. W',''T. jyK,'K natuuai. oa8. aaal
NEXT HUNIIAY rhrm Hlraiui. Ultlee-Bt. PsUrt- -lM
biirtt, Mnacnw and Cunatautlnoplitby Prof. CromwsU. rLWWA
"VIHT ri'Q UKSEUVKD HEATH. fA 'lsH
HXJ3Xji' n.Or.l.traClrcle.t lltlconjUUc. ISH
ERMINIE, 'MM
MatftiHfii e-1iifilay and Katardar. EnLiH
ot Wi-eit mus rorrui. rjHH
KOSTER & BIAL'S CONCERT HALL. H
Nlliiir IN I'KKIN. LlM
Stewart II, Hare, lllle Stuart. Wriwr and Fields, it?JM
heatlnirnnd Hjun WiMida and Ileal, I'rlnre Kokln. rSlB
Ihreu Matlntea, Molnlay, WodneNftar andHaturda. WH
(JAH1NO llltOADWAY ANDaOTaSE.' .j8
IIhUUI. , MAIl.ShUHATURDAYATI. '-MIW
Adlnitainn oi)o Seataruadrred'J weeks In adrsaos. JflnflH
PU"IH'RIIII-,AIIII II'WAYA.'IOTIIST." IBbH
1 THE MAY ISVCA ULL JH
QUEEN. m'i:ikATTO,ANY- ItiM
wum "avwc t,,iTai:!o.. Man... .H
,,, l.Tsnlns-aal H .11) Saturday Matinee. WLLH
4T" I CAPTAIN SWIFT. pjISjVgl WM
MON Til. I At.roat Hucee aa -World, Jan !.'B IWniSui." '1
Till AVi:. TllKAI'HI. I't.'KaatN Hat. Mat. ra"" Hssi
N. C. GOODWIN ,N 'm
A GOLDJWINB. ffl
BHOADWAY TIIEATUE. Corner 41 at at. ,mH
Matln.-a Vt ml.anil Sat at ? l M. EtenlnH a "lU &H
LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY. 9
AIMIISNION 50r. rl
ACADEMY " .-fcTF IB
NIOIllSS DIINItAN TIIOIIPHON. JUlssl
TO,N0,5Ti HOMESTEAD? ffl
C.TA11T1IKATIIE. llltOADWAY AND 1OTH ST. isB
kJ l.t'rr KtuiiinK at H Matinee Saturday at 2. 'tijsH
nffl&mmrip m
CTANOAltll TllHATItr. Uroadttay. 33d at. "isB
fl l.tery Kteninir Matineea Wedneaday and Saturday. sWissiH
iiowAitn .Tin:..i:ini sii:iai,tv co. fwM
am. tiu: oiiKvr FAVouiir.s. 191
Neat week, new attraction, including CaacabelL lH
rY7JEUMTirEATUrr JTlT AVE ANDU3DST.' lsH
J I "A triumph of atageart.' .VSSSBH
T1IK .HAKQUlMi:. -I -World Ilooaed "nUiuat. -V.ICeH
I aatioaiinlauae " -Mall. v jKBBBll
Beiclua at 8 15. Matinee. HAT UKDAVS. "3aH
riONY l'ASTOU'S NEW 14TI1 ST. THEATRE. iKM
,L A (1UANII COMPANY. TSIM
TONY Sli(ITerandUlal.el, Edwin French, IUsH
DACTflD Massie nine, tbe Iriall Queen. "flafleH
rHSIUrl, llannmilSUik, Daly and Devera. JH
Hit JAC011S' 1 I1IU1) AVENUE TI1EATRB.
, Matlneva MONDAY, WEUNr S1A Y A SAT. EH
cou'look. HAZlL KUIKE. $M
AlirllH Unreneo Himlley In DOT. ' rjH
Hll'jAIOllV ITIIALIA)
. OLD HOW 111 V I'HEATRE. 'Sfl
I'AT 1T" KATIB araaaal
ltOONEY, WAItDltOlti:. ROONElr. I&oH
AnrllS-Ilartl) Camul.ell' play. FATK H
TIIEATItECOMIOUE 1-J-ithat ,l.et.3d ALa.T. 19
Mr OllAS 1' CI.I.IS, tWjU
the favurltti (.eniiau Dlaleit Comedian, la tMPaBBl
LASIM R I HE YODI.I.It, ':
NeitWeuk A lual retk Matinee Saturday. JWlH
Dockshta..h.s uttweek. jrrjrD jM
MYS1EUY, Mlltrll, MUSIC. RbBslaWnll WH
- - S5 iiH
IlKOOKFiY.N AMUSKMBNTS. sfl
Hit JAt UIIS' MltOOKI.YN THEATRE. ilH
. lor Uaatiiuictuil ami .lohuaon ata j".IlH
MllNEr- 1 KOU'l.N .HAYO ZiftH
wiiiMMiey, '" !sbb1
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Eti.ums. at h 13 Matinee. Wed ASM. ?!"
I,,.,.. , I NEW ROMANTIC DIIAMA. ii'tM
htt'v.Y,,, I MASK OF LIFE. M
Neil Week -THE STOW AWAY. ?M
AMPHION ACADEMY, ,13.. fM
EVEKYLVKNIMl ONLY MATINEE SArUUDAV. 4SH
MINNIE PALMER. $M
GRAND 0MA-H0USE,J!TifsSl 'H
I.ttry I'teiins- W.du.aday and Saturday MatlnM. .XallaaBl
LEWIS MOHRISQN IN FAUST. fl
C" (OK SINN'S 1-AltKTHFATRE. iUSW
i IhlaWek Matinee. Wedneaday and Saturday, ?s2"b"s
Mlt A Mid W.J. "j. ,'JM
tLOHENLE UEARTB. WtM
Miirds, Mr. Ellurtou could not say how lontt 'Ssfl
lie slept He renieinhored heariui; a confused iHB
kind of coiicrs.itiou cuuiin to him in his .Wl
dreiiins, and. inebeutly;, ftoiiuc somethlnff H
tomli him he opene 1 his eyes. 'JSwt
Hokum two men in tho cabiu, aud oue of WnB
them hud a rutuher iu his hand. iMal
At first ho thought he was still dreomlrnr, -Hffj
then tho reality cuino suddenly to hlui. Ha 'SLS
recouuiud the mau ttitli tho rovolver. LPr '-jRim
inn n 'r,)u his berth ho oxclaiuiod, " Mod 9
Diinotuu:" MfOl
'I In. man with tlio rovolvcr, n big, deter- Wr$l
niiueil-lookuiL; fi'llott of nl.out forty, with a laMil
busliv Iduek lieiinluuil sha'i;y, oerUouKlns SKI
e i brows, noddi-il hih head and laughed. oBkI
' U-., Jlr l.llertou," ho said, " it's me, iBsi
nejlit eiiiiiinli. loudidii'toxiieet tohavo tho gPul
pli asme of niv evinpiinv. did vou ?" . .JSsfiJ
jiiauioiiieiit tho full meauiu!; of tho sltuaw SKI
tion burst upon the dotoctho. Ho had been 'vwl
tiapped. He was iiloua and deleusoloss ou wfl
tlni luu'li i-c.is with a man Mho two yearsneo 'Mil
had sworn to bo units with him for " puttiuz '.rail
aw at " his pal. '1851
Ihis man Nod Douomiu, aud another, -flrjf
Jink Krompton, "the pal" who hud been
"lmtttwov," were tho heads ot ouo of tho jw
inust ilespeinto cuul's of burclars in tho Ott
kinsde.ui. l'llurlon had beeu the meausof jn
oiittiniii; rnunptoii. who had eluded tpo iSj
liolico for vears. 'lho detectne had done tho ,Ej
fob cleurly, and had ruu his mau down
throuch a formor uienibei of tuo pane, who V
betmj ed him. Kverv attempt had beeu mad m
by the L'aug to snuiiro tho olllcer aud got him H
to wink ut rruuiptou's f scuiie, but bo sternly Tjl
refused, oud after a desperate Btrucele. in Bi
which threo of his men were wounded, mf
Kllerti u had mado a prisoner of tho redoubt- ai
able rrumptou. and for the time being had
brukon up tho whole baud, llouovau was 4)1
not iu the job for w hioh Friiniptou w ai taken, i
but it reached the detective's cars that lie i
luul suoruto be reveused ou liim for what mlM
he called his treachery," oud PouovanwM
a man who had an ugly reputation for keep. "J
lug his threats. ,,,,, . t
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