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. THIS WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 4, 1881). 3 H
A VERY CLEVER SCHEME.
yew and Unique Novelette, uiith Surprising Developments, Complete
in Three Chapters.
By GEORGE R. SIMS,
. . imrorsta or caArrtHSt.-ti
PstMllr. EUrtoa,f Bcetltnd Vd. com Into bntat fot hlmaalf . fU tnystUntlf waJtiathMnsw.Slo.
for mo4of. On. dar loan woman praosoU htrtoll lad Kill Htinto ftorr o? a mlsslnc husband. Srrsral
umlbtimt narclanbar basbtnd Htnt .war. ud lb bid not Mtnbim fori rw ind conld sot uentiln bis
bfablt, llthomh ,ti wl rld llbaral rimlttinoM for bar support Bha promlMt thi do.
totiTubtrlriwirdubwllliMriTloni whh will enabla bur lo proonn a dlToro. Attn Miklnitbi
nlMStif hqsl'fM 'or mow diri EJlarton It docorid on board 1 fiibt, what t bid It iItib btm in h iibln. Hi
awake to nod hlrasalf oonfronud b two man, on of fcom Is i criminal nimid Nld OonoTiD, DOM rpil'
Ellsrton bid cipttrld him t!mi beiori, ind who bid iworn to b rtrrnird on the drtftetlri,
CHAPTER III.
i. Minnow uoiva ron Tire ex.icotzand tird uiw.
Initlnotively Ellorton looked round him
for ft means of encopo.
Donovan turned to the other man, who vrat
no otbor than Mrs. Morrison's friend.
"He's caught in rat-trap himself this
time, Bill," he said, " rind ho don't like it."
"What are you oolnc to do?" atked the
detective with an effort. " Murder me T"
"Oh. no," replied Mr. Donovan, "wo're
coins to help yon to oncapo. You're not
cmfortable hore and you don't like the com
pany, so vre'ro Roing to lot yon get out and
walkaway,"
"Very well." said the detectlvo, tryint to
appcnrcalm, "it's your turn now, Ned, and
I don't suppose you'll let the cliimro slip.
But what I did wau fair and squnro, and I
should have thought you wero too sensihlo n
chap to have looked upon it as anything but
Ik business transaction."
"You're a cool hand, John Ellorton," re-
Jock in a shabby way she ws as hot on for
revenge as any of nt. Yon might have lookod
a long time before yon found hor brother.
He went to America a year ago,
" Hut the marriage! I eaw the certificate
she married a man named Morrison."
" Bosh! We knew when we made tin tbe
plant for her to go to yon that tho first thing
you'd ask to see was the marriage cortlfloMo,
and tnnt you might go to the church or to
Homeraet House to try and get a clno to the
hnsband that way, ana so we piokod out the
mnrrlago of n cuusiu of tier's for voti, who
married a man named Morrison. Thov live
In the North. That's how Ned's wife came
to take tho name of Morrison when sno went
to Kingston, Blio couldn't call , hersolf
Frampton. for very good reasons, and so sho
borrowed her cousin's husband's uaroo, Wo
thought of all those things, aud made them
fit, yon bet, before we sent the girl to you.
Now, aro yon sMUflod ?"
"Quite." said the dotoclivo. "It was a
WHEN It SECOVZnSD COKSOIOTJBMKS8 A mTSICUN WAS HEND1NO oven nm.
5 lied the burglar, "and I admire you for it.
ut I swore that I'd settle you for what you
did to Jack, and I've worked tpo hard to get
the chance to glvo it away when it's come."
' ' Is there any hurry V
" No ; so long as yon'vo left tbo ship by
daybreak jon cau take it easy."
Very well: then, perhaps, you'll tell me
before i go who Mrs. Morrison is and who
put her up to work the game so cleverly ?
I'm curious to know that."
" Delighted to givo you the information,
old fellow. Mrs. Morrison Is Ned Frampton's
wife!"
"The donco she is! Then who is tho
young fellow Tvo been fooled into looking
after?"
' ' That was her brother, my boy. After
Ned i as legged sho and her brother took a
furnished house at Kingston, nnd sonio of
our mob used it to stow things that couldn't
be put on tho market, bho was squaro
enough at first, and didn't know what Ned
was. It was quite a love affnir. I can tell
yon. But she's got foreign blood, vou know,
and directly we told her that you had nailed
capital plant, and It has been splendidly car
ried out. It has bfen so succosstul that I
don't see why you should finish it up with a
murder that won't do you the slightest good."
' ' It won't do me any barm, and I swore to
Ned when I got a message to him before hi
trial that you should pay with your lifo for
tho trick you'd played him. You won't bo
the first man I've bad to settle in the way of
business, will he. Bill V"
The " gentleman," who during the provious
conversation had sat nn unobserved spectator
of tbe scene. smiled approvingly at his friend.
" No, Ned," ho said, "nor the last, I dare
say. "
Now. Mr. Ellerton," said Ned Donovan,
' ' if vou'ro quite ready, couie on deck. You
won't like tho company tbero any more tlinn
you do tho coraranv here, for we're all a bad
lot, I assure you. If vou know what a gamo
we're carrying on with this little vessel you'd
be able to tell Scotland Yard and the French
police something that would open their eyes
so wido they'd have a bother to shut 'em
again."
"I can guess," said tbe dotectlve, but I
don't want to know then when I get ashore I
needn't give any information,
' ' When yon get ashore you can give as
much Information as you like," was the reply.
"Come on."
' ' What am I to do on dock ?"
"Nothing! Just step over the side ot the
boat and say good-by. If you want assist
ance, we'll give it vou."
" You mean to throw me into the seal" said
the detective, setting his teeth and striving
to hide his terror.
"If you won't go without throwing yesl"
Tho detective cast one wild glance round
the little cabin. Beforo him stood the man
who had sworn to have his life, and that man
was armed. Here tbore were two to, one. On
deck thore would bo flvo to one. for Ellerton
never doubted that the two sailors and the
captain wore part of the desperate gang into
whose clutches he had bean trapped by the
beautiful wife ot Ned Frampton.
With death so imminent his courage de
sertod him and he altered his tono. lie de
termined to try and persuade the men that
their deed could Lo discovered. lie wonld
tell them that he had postod his wife a letter
stating that lie wns going on board a yacht,
and that inqiilrlts would be made if he were
inlBslng. 'Ihe authorities at Havre would be
able to describe tbe vcsxol, and
He was making his tale as plausible as be
could, when suddeuly he came to n dead stop
uiid littered a cry of horror. There was n
feat fill crash, the sound of men rushing to
and fro upstairs nnd then the water bogau to
pour iuto the cabin.
With a tlerco oath NedDouovau burst open
the cabin door ai.d mado a rtibh for tho deck.
Ellerton followed him. Ho saw a great black
hull looming out of the water, ha felt the
vessel on which ho stood shiver and tremble,
and then witlrne convnlllve pltoh it went
down under the lilnok waters of tbe sea.
When Ellerton opened bis eyes again he
was lying wrapped in blankets in a cabin,
and a gentleman in the uniform of a fillip's
doctor was standing bv him.
'I hat'H better." suid the doctor: "you'll bo
all right presently."
' How did it happen ?" gasped Ihe detec
tive. ' ' We ran yon down. It was your people's
fault: they carried no lights."
" Whore are the others ?"
" There nro no others. Yon aro tho only
ono tlmt came to tho surface again. We
waited about uhllo thore was a chance, but
you wero tbo only mau we unveil."
Ellerton's 1'rivato Inquiry Office and Do
toctivo Agency is now a nourishing concern.
The corner lias been turned at last nnd clients
aro plentiful and thoy are of the right sort.
But Mr. Ellerton. though a bravo man, is
always very cautious when a lady client com
mission!) htm to look after a missing friend or
relative. He can nevor quite dismiss from bis
mind how vcrv nearly a lady client who wanted
a inishlug htiHlmnd traced caused him to bo a
' ' miss'ug detective. " But for that lucky col
lision, which siuk tho burglar's yacht, Airs.
Morrison would have succeeded in her en
deavor to hand the captor of Jack Frampton
over to tho vcugcauco of his "pal," Ned
Donovou.
THE STOMACH DISTILS ACIDS.
ThcB, If exiitent In a catnral quint It j-, and unri
tiated tjr bilt, play their part in the function of dlfei
tion AndAMlmltation. But the artificial acid reaulting
from the fnafailit of the atomach to coutrrt food re
eeWedbjr it Into auattnanca, in tho producer of flatu
lence and heartburn, which are the moat baraialng
f jmptome f drtpepale, Thabeat oarmlnatiro ia Hot
TFTTrn'i Stouacii Btrrxnn. Far more effect. re la it
than rarbonMe of aoda, rnacnenta or other alkaline
aalta. 1hK4 In t at tab I y weaken the atomach without
pro lacing permanent bene tit, No man or woman chron
ically dapeptto, and consequently nervoaa, can be in
poaeesiion of tbe full meaanro of ior allowed by na
ture. Therefore invigorate and rf nlato the ayatem,
and by ao doing protect It from malaria, rheumatism
aud other eerioua maUdtea.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Wo hnvo closod out an on
tiro lino of Foreign Half
Ilodo which wo will offer nt
ono-lmlf of tholr original
value
300 dozen of fine gauge Half Host,
mode grounds, in stripes and
plain colors, guaranteed fast,
full regular made double heel
and toe, actual value, Jjj f(
8Bc.apair; our price pJLUU
until Saturday night, 14 nn.
300 dozen fine gauge Jialbrlggan
Half llote, Frenvh leg ribbed),
double heel and toe, full regular
made, value 3!ic a ft A fr
pair; our price until (DJLUU
Saturday night - - - 14 noz.
VERY SPECIAL.
2 cases of fine tan shade of Hal
brlggan Shirts and Drawers,
Spring weight, orlgl- (J 4 ff
uallg mado to sell at J1UU
$l,r0, each, colors hacii i
guaranteed fast our 2 hihth,
'night r.m. !f"-,",:'ai' $3.50
MEN'S CLOVES.
From now until Faster we will
offer a London tan street (Hon;
Spring ehades, selforblacU; em
broidered, ti -butt on, patent fas
teners, every pair warranted.
Jf they rip or tear dj.j (f
new pair given or plUU
motley refunded - - a paik.
ANATHAN CO.,
305 I1UOAHYVAY, C.'01tM:i Dt'AM'. KT.
N. n. Wilt open nlirnnrli storo nt JI2
Enst 14th st. on or about May 10.
COUNT AIINIM AGAIN IX A CELL.
The noun. (Jermiin Nobleman Wbo Trailed
on Air. nirlnBT'M Name,
At the Jcfforwn Market Police Court to-dsy
SIsrtin Piatin, thobogim "Count Arnlm,"who
was arreated tiro montlm ago on a charae of an
noying William Steinwajr and Carl Schurz by
claiming kinship with them, was arraigned on
tho charge of swindling a man who la aald to be
a well-known downtown merchant.
TheCentitl Oftice detectUc who had chargo
of the caae anked for a remand, aud declined to
glvo the name of tbo alleged victim of their IH
oner until tho caae cornea up for fuithor hearing
to-morrow.
Tho bogna C'onnt waa taken back to a cell at
Tollce Headquarters, which he occupied Isat
night.
Arr.at of Ibe French Madame.
Mmo. Eliza l'sret, known ai the French Ms
dame, who is the alleged keeper of a reaort at
40 West Twenty-nlnlh street, waa arreated
and taken to tho Jefferson Market Comt
to-day on a warrant obtained by Capt. Rcilly,
on tho complaint of Paul Lttzke, who enjoyed
the hoapitalitls of the place Bunday night in
company with twd young women.
Madame' conna el demanded an elimination,
and Judge Duffy held her in $300 bail until Friday.
BROOKLYN THEATRES.
. The rain-storm which Edwin F, Maro Intro
duce In ',' Toe Bilrer Age, "at Jacobt's llrooklyn
Theatre, Is lntcnroly realiKtlo.
Little Oracle Emmett, who plays the aoubrotlc
parts tu ' Ueacon Lights,'' at Proctor'a Theatre.
Ia entirely different from the stereotyped idea of
a aouhrette.
A nnmbcr of rlcrer local hits and the latest
songs, both of England and the United Ktnlri.
make "Mngga Limling," at Hnlinea'n Hiuinl
srd Mti'enm. an entertainment well worth wit
neaalnu. The performances of tho Davenport Ilrothers.
whose nurrellous skill In the acrobatic line Is rll
known, hare met with warm approMil at .Ijip's
Casino, where they remain all of thu pnscnt
week.
Owing to the sore ro Illness of Mr. II. A. I'.ob
orts "Mv Sweetheart " will bo continued ittl the
wi ck at the Aniplilon Academy witli prettv lit tin
Miuiilo Palmer in her well-known creation of
Tins.
The latert effort of John A. Stevens, "The
Mask of Lite." now at tin; Leo Arepuo Academy,
has made an undoubted hit. It Ik almost tree
fium sensationalism, one of Mr. Htcteua'great
est failings at a play n light.
The final engagement of tho Florences at Col.
HiiinV I'atk Theatre Is pioving a notable one.
Large numbers of their admirer are taking ad
tantago of tills the hid mipnilnuity of sccliit'
this gifted pair togrther.
The few light hitches in tho pitidiictinu of
"I'aust" by Lewis Moinson at the (luiiid
Opt ia-IIoue which were noticed Monday cmii
lig have been eutlirlv oietconie, nnd ctery
tlilng now runs sh smuothlj as clockwork. 'J he
gaideu scene is a rcwdatlon of busiity alula
large atop toward pel frctlmi In stagi ait.
BJiHiii
MOST AS PALATABLE
AS MILK,
Do disguised that the most
dellcateatomEch can Uto It.
Remarkable as re
FLK5U PRODUCER.
Persona Bln rapidly
while taking it.
SCOTT'S EMDLSIOR
tiyslcUns to ba the FINEST
ana UtST piepsrstlon of Its class for the relief ot
CONSUXPTIOy, SCItOFVT.A, OESFJIAI
lWniLITY, irARTIKa MSRAHFJt Of
ClIIUilUiK, ami ClinOSIO COUUTIS,
au, Pagooars. Soott & BoTTno, How York.
11IJSINESS NOTICES.
CAM'KT-CLEANINU-T. M? BTl'.WAItT. fl2il
7th st. w. sr. now Pulling draulsrs In rirrf honw,
m N.w Verk and liroislj-n llead anil spnd yoor unlets
t.iliiaTthsT... . Vutk.
CAUPF.T - CLEANING AT THE OIIEAT
Arosrlcsn Woiks, l.a W '-Ulh. Wm. 11. Uondn, pmp,
AMUSKMKNTH.
UNION SUIUIIK T1IKATKI!. .1. l 1I1LI. M(r.
ABsLUTEi,t rninrntioK.
, EnlnsH.ifl. hATUfUJAV 2tfn..ta. , t
SUNDAY KniiTnr, Arll . -I.mcIwU Nations) Irlnh
Oonctt Uompanr. Tlck.U'ific., fih, 7."ic. andtl.OO.
WlUPSOK TlllfATHK. llowcrr. nr Canal.
Mil McKKI'. KA.NKIN. I Matlnr.
In hi. .nrc.'nl Kt'tT drama. HATURDAY
THE HUNAWAV WIKK. I l '-
NMtjTBfkTh. flrrst Prsms, Rl:UD8N ULUE.
AMnKlld THEATRE. Krr rnin snd haturdaj
inatlu.Lindtu's rrstest comlr sucnis,
D1F. 1IRIUEN I.CONURKN.
AMU8EMENTB.
progtor's 23D "'.:.":::
ttrii.t. nm.i.iMi n.N,
COUNT? 1 AIR.
' Oalhsrs In Us tour arts a rrMt dsl nt hnmsn Datura,
It l a surcnu, thrre iirnl t. no rnlnrlna of tfrras In est
ting this ilinra,.K)s, Hnn.
PltlCRS 8.1r.,0c.,7rte.. HI, Sl.oO. ,
Nlslits. H.ln. batnrdtr Mllnf, 1. 1blr t'tl.s
formlnr In or out or town can now aeoarasitHsMOrisrsIn
adtsno. hj msll,llrsn.t.iplion.(K..ti.'l. Ill St.).
riRANit oi'i:rtA-iiouHE
VT lterd Htistis (IrrLsaira Clrrlo snit lUlconr.nOe.
MRS, LANGTRY. ARJII'I.WkB-
NI1XT Wl'.KK -NAT1IRAI. tlAR.
Ni:XT HUNDAV rhtf Wlrsnj. (Mlm- HI. PMsrs-
burt. Mosroi and OmstinllnoplfLjr Prof. Cromw.il.
i LliLiVt n,On)i.-.lr(llr,-lA Ralinn)OUC.
, ERMINIE.
..ii Wwk m.cs ioiri-:w.
KOSTER & RIAL'S CONCERT HALL,
,. A MIIIIT IN I'liKIN.
Rli-wsrt II, r, Mhi, Mnan, IHItr snd Il'lds,
Kllnr sn.l rlrnu, Uimilifiid lUaly, I'rlnro Knliln
1 lirrw .Mtiniws, Mitn.l.r. Wriltiphitty NnilMstur.lay.
iAi.Mi:irs Tin.Aiiti' li'W.w airrit st.
1 THE MAY WCA VLL
QUEEN. "WtOT
Km?& hAVMf T"nAT.!.l..".e M.n...,
Kfonln st H.JIO UaliiriH Msl.nre.
4T" ' CAPTAIN SWIFT. CMS
MONTH JAtlr.t Hucc.m -World, Jan !iH llVnm.n. "
MiNr.it'H rroi'i.K's tiikatrk.
IC 1I.KI1TI I! UN I I IIMIHKKT 11)ni:lt.
,.ABTNt:w mk AyoUnliJ a.un.
1AB1NO. llltOAUWAY ANl:iOTIl.ir.
UAH. IV J I'Vf.NINdRATR.
nKUU Is J MAll.SIX .SArUilKAT AT )
AdtmuionMj Hsilsr isnrrs'l J wr.ksln .drano..
mONY PASTOR'S NEW 14TII HT. THEATItn!
X I A IIIIANII COMPANY.
TtlNY SherT-r .ii1 lllili-ljr, hrtwln Prancli,
DACTI1R Mnipll'llnr, IhK IrMl ll'ln,
"HO I UnJllunn snd Milk, Ilnly.ud DtT'r.
5 Til AVE. THE ATHK. Hi's at h" flat. Mat. at 'J
N. C. GOODWIN ,N
A GOLD MINE.
BROADWAY THEATRE. fJornor 41st st.
Jliln,s Wml.anithat at S I M. Etnilnei .
LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY.
Alr.MIHHION QOc.
ACAfiJE?1 DNM5rf'&iPON.
WKD.tANI,RATAT2. HOMESTEAD.
UTARTIIKATIIP. nitOADWAY AND lnTH BT.
kj l'.'tr ICirnmr at H. MatlnM Halurdar at U.
Noxtwfok, new sttrsctlons, Inoludlng CiscalwlL
TYCEUM TilKATHE; 4TTTa VK." AM 3.1D ST.
J t "A triumph of stag, art "
T1IH niAlttiriMl!. '-World ''lloiu'denthutl-
. afttlo spplauiM, ' .Mall.
Ruins at 8. IS MatltiMS hATUHDAYH,
HitrjAOoiiB' Tiiiitu avi:npf"tiieatrk.
. MrtloMS MONDAY. WKDNKSitAY .t RAT.
qR. JACOI1R' (THAI.IA1
. OLD DOWERY TIlIiATRE.
hooVey. waA'ASoiik. RQONyV.
April 8-Ilartlcr Cainpboll'a plaj, FATE.
-SRAND MUREtlM. ,14;fstid 347 Orsnd at.
Y CHICKEN, MILL.
Nrw and rumarkalln rnrio.itlat Ttiursdar -Ladlss1
hoiiv.mrdajr Adnilwsion lllr. R.'ftrved sats."Ki..xtia,
t IXTll HT. I 11ATTI.I5 T OPEN
X,l and OK AM. DAY
Oil AVE. I UBTTYHBURO. I a EVENINO.
IJ
AMUSEMENTS. ILH
Worth's Palace Muiium. 'JH
aa nbv katiiukw. WSkm
TtrADISON HgUARR OARMEW. jfl
UHl.V TWO WF.KKR MORE AFTER TniS WEEK. k
Ethlbltlnf In nrooklm Easter Monds. jl
RARNUM A RAILKY'H '1
ORKA'IKHT 8HOW ON EARTH. . KM
Tno Hlnxs Throe Staves, Rar(n( Tnck, flH
Circus, HippiMlroni.. Mmscerle, Maaesua, iiH
Hall ot Illusion, Aralnsn Fantasia, klH
Wild Moorish Cararan, BH
fSOO Performrrii, U Riders. Aerlall 'IBB
40 Clowns, 1-JA Arte, 'M blsplajs, I'iH
Trained Animals, Rare Slants. Wonderful Obj.eta. 'MM
Chlldron Delia-bled. Lsdiea Charmwt All Oth.rt i.lBB
Mratllivl and Eewlldered. XVliB
I'.rformaneesatliandHl'. M. Dallr. -'fkH
Admislnii .",0 rents (4lh av..) Chtldren under 9 nkkmm
years, Ijaientik RiwrTsd seala, $1 (MadjaoQav.) 4sjl
BIJOU T1IEATHK. Rrosdwar. b.t. aOlh A 31st ata. H
matinOeh 'I:d.m:niiXV and batorday. PrlH
, kkOu.nd month H
of theiwaMin's Kreateat suoom 13flkkk
A MIDNKJUTBELL. fl
nv hot, author or " a rrahr monkey." jH
liallery, '-'5c. t resrrte.l. 50o 780.. $1, jl 60. 'SH
1 4TII ST THEATRE. COR. 0T1I AVE. Hl
JLtt MATINElirl WEDNESDAY AND bATURDAYI 'SH
lisf week of SAkkm
DUNCAN II. IlAnUf-iO.Vrt MILITARY DRAMA. IBH
THE PAY3IASTE1C flH
ELAllORATE SOENIiRY. BTARTLINO KFTgOTB. H
milKATREt'OMIOIIK. l!thst,.lMtSd AUi.ars. jfH
JL Mr HlAH T BI.MS, JeVjBjl
tbe fasorlte Herman Dlaleet Cornadlan, In UbhH
CASITR THE YODLKK. JBBJI
NeitWeek-A lal Wreck. Matlna. Saturdv. BH
jbkooktjvn AMuaitaiKNTa. iftl
ON AND AITER ' ' laPaVJ
Amu. R 1
TIIK STAR ROLLER TODOOQAN SLIDE IftH
will open 39SbtH
TUESDAY, THUllSDAY end SATURDAY EVEN- 1NH
HI'ECIAK-U't'.nNKRIlAY' KVENIRO, APRIL 10. WkW
lirnd llili-Ht temtere I toCFOROK CAUNFORD. $(MtM
Muslebr Union MlllUrir Uand. wBtlM
llstl to let at low rales. BBl
TT R. JACOns" RROOKLYN THEATRE, .'H
AT. Cor. Washington and Johnson sta. SSMAm
MATINEEM KDWI.N MAVO 4H
WEDNESDAY, ln
SATUItDAY I rill.VElt ACn. H
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