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.. . THIS WORLD t SATURDAY lENING," APRIL 6, 889 s ,
OVERMATCHED, BUT GAME.
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MATT ITOARTill'B PIA70IY FIGHT WITH
HIB 1UME8AKE, "CAL."
TraabU Anticipated U the Final Deposit
for the SnlllrajuKllraJa Fight Carehsr
Dana, of Tale, Injured far Life Swipes,
tbe Newtbey, Awslllng Willi Importance
The Baltimore Ceeklas; Main.
The Ions expeoted and muoh talked of fight
between "CaL" MoCarthr and Matthew J,
MoCarthy, which ooourred lut night, wu a
great disappointment to the sports who had
hoped for a protracted and equal fight. Matt
was not in the fight at all. He merely served ai
a receiver of " Cal'i " blows, who pnnohed him
pretty nearly at will. What .Mr. HoUke'e idea
was in pitting hla "unknown" againit
"CaL" li a little difficult to see. Why
did not he select a man nearer "Osl's"
calibre? Hit man, however, had one valuable
requisite for a fighter sameness. When almost
all tighten would have given in whenknooked
out. an he was in reality in the fifth round, he
dragged himself to his feet, and, though ha
eopid scarcely stand, put up his hands. Of
courso, he was floored again immediately. In
the next round Cal had nothing to fear from his
groggy opponent, and put the tluoky Matt to
sleep with a hard one on the Jaw.;,
Cal MoCarthy is as pretty and square a fighter
as one could wish to fee. He fights on the dead
level. He attempts to take no advantage that
might have even a semblance to unfairness. lie
is a born fighter, both in build and wind. He
was not phased by the enoounter last night.
There is now talk of a matoh between CalMe.
Carthy and Johnny. Murphy, of Boston, tor a
11,000 purse, at 114 pounds, give or take
pound. The men are almost identical in sise.
, The New York Canoe Club offers a perpetual
international challenge cup. valued at S6f). It
is now held by Reginald 8. Blake, of the Brook
Ivtj Canoo Club, who won it against Walter
Btewart, of tbe Koyel Canoe Club of London.
As the time approaches for the pouting of the
final deposit of 0,000 a side in the Hullivan.
Eilraln tight, a great deal of curiosity is being
evinced as to what the Civ will bring forth.
The impression seems to pre;il that there will
bo a fuss and no deposits made. Let both sides
concede something and the matoh be clinched.
There is a good deal of interest being taken in
the coming double-scnll race on the Harlem be
tween BenJ. Jackson and E. II. Patterson, of
the Atalantas, and Hettrick and Freith, of the
varunas. A good deal of money will change
hands on tho result.
Catcher Dann, of last year's champion Tales,
is probably an invalid for life. He was lifting
lumber in a lluiTalo yard, where he was em
ployed, when he suddenly fell fainting to the
ground. It was discovered that he had; Injured
his spine.
.
Tho recent great sale of standard bred and
non-standard discloses an interesting fact as to
their relative value. The standards averaged
II , 0 1 0 and the non-standards only f 1 0 0. 00.
0 Swipes the Newsboy is rapidly aoqniring the
airs auj grace of the "big uns." lie wants it
distinctly understood, ho says, that he will pay
no heed whatxomever " to any challenge not
accompanied by a "boney ii-de" forfeit. Ter-
t u rnr Bwipos is not only gutting large in his ideas.
lis- but also in poi kou. Sullivan and Kilrain had
, U better look to their laurels Bwipesey exultantly
.. announces that ho can no longer train below
1 10 pounds.
rs-
Tho oooking main which will take plaoo April
" 2M near Baltimore promises to be a hummer.
a Kach side Is to show rievonteen birds. Thoy will
ioa tight for fiou a battle andVSOOon tint general
ln (exult. The parties ciiiorlyintere'ted are Arthur
k. Jl. Buit, or Baltimore, and Messrs. William
l'etlos and E. Maulick, of Johnstown, Pa.
Their reputation la uumoient guarantee that
only prime birds will be pitted.
id
th. Bperrill, Yale's sprinter, on whom she placed
. her main dependence, will not run this year,
" owlryr to a strained tendon.
lot , .
(After Sunday the Allorton Atbletia Club's
headquarters will be on the. Manhattan Club
grounds, arrangements having been made to
'" that effeot.
er
as Special Bargains
in Shoes.
n Ladies' tan color Oxford ties
t q5c worth i.5o
it- . ,
Ladies' tan color Oxford ties
tipped $i.o5 worth 1.75
iw Ladies' Curacoa kid patent
J) leather tipped Oxford tie
$1.00 worth i.5o
of '
: Lord& Taylor,
m Grand Street Store.
la
SOME FIGS AND THISTLES.
PICKED VBOH THE BOUGHS IN HUJJOR'B
OflOHABD.
.
Taking Oar ef the Haaee.
(JVm ?..
Mrs. Elamere Why, Thomas what are you
doing T
Cousin Tom (from Texas, who has never seen
a tiger-skin rug) 8h-ih I There's something
got into your best room. Wait till I plug him
again, an' I'll go in an' see what it is.
Love In the Lane,
tilraes lAe Chicago Areata.
Love was coming down the lane,
InW3islandrnisVttlebow1
Quiver slung behind.
Mow, thought I, he cannot seei
If I stand aside ,
He must pass me, ignorant.
Therefore aatlsfled.
Kept I silent In my placet
Nesr. more near, became,
While tho beating of my heart
Faun'd each oheek to flame.;
And I, anxious, held my breath,
He will pass me no I
He la crying I Pretty dear.
It should not be so.
Touohed with pity, then quoth It
" Weep, 0 weep no morel"
And he. laughing, sent this shaft
To my bosom's core.
Block ef fllv.
trrm Pmrk. 0
The loeman's ten-pound cakesL
l'ulr Plav.
Fair play's a Jewel; but Jewels don't make a
fair play even of " Antony and Cleopatra. "
A Fortune. nunter's Vow.
IAvhm XxcAOfiffa.
A fortune-hnnter.whllo wedding an heiress. In
repeating tbe marriage service, unwittlngly.but
most aptly said "With all my goodly words I
thee endow.
Abilene of a Different Color.
from in. 1
The Iter, CoL Bhepard wants to stop the Bun
day stieet-cars and the Sunday newspapers.
Why doesn't he sis stop the Uunday interest on
his investments i
Possible, lint Not Probable.
LTrvMlAa Utlroll JVM VrM.
Count von Moltke sava he doubts if he ever
handles another army in war. As he is elghtv
eight yearn old, his opinion on this question is
entitled to considerable weight.
lie Alavrled Illch.
irrom York trolly.)
Ons I hear George has married an heiress.
Be is in clover now, I suppose?
riok No, he's working liko a horse, trying to
pay hla board at a t40-a-week hotel. Her father
pays hers, aud she won't live anywhere else.
March In April.
JVMtJttt.
Deacon TJpthsr Hold on, Banner, and well
take a snub to this hitehing post; for when tho
dinged wind'U blow a kyar 'long that way, it
oomos pretty nigh bein' a cycloon I
Waen baby wu skk, we garc hr Caatorls,
Whin ibe wis a child, aba oriod for Gaatorla,
Wuunabeb.caneAtie, aha ulong to Oaatorla,
W baa sbe ba4 Children, aba sua ibam Caatorl.
YVisu wanttobaranelegantlotfor tlftOon 410 and
J. SttOmurjibbpeiuienta iuet bavond the Brooklyn
OturUna, near when all Rapid Trenalt trains Hop,
UJca rapid trsnalt oars for Jamaloa, sat off at Clarann.
villa, stop In Jer..Johneoo, Jr.' omoa, and bla scant
"111 ahow jou ba Xaplar Ktrm Lota, only lira mlnut.i
from Woodharan, or tbe Btootboft Varu Lots adjulnlnc
llorru Park. If yon so and axamloa yon will ba anra to
boy.
JBttE. JOHNSON, JR.
00 LIlmTtr itraat. Now York.
303 Pulton atoeit, Brooklyn.
jf ' (Maw HOVXXBTTB BqDAX. TO OlBOniAD'a BEST.
: A TRAGIC RIDDLE.
Sow Love, Jealouny and Crime Were Tangled Up.
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"' A TALE OP TO-DAY.
1 By GEORGE R. SIMS,'
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. ! . ?" toJh 'rent door and aald tbat bar mtatraas had bean mnrdarad. A ph.lolan who ohancad to U pu.lni
11 t?' rM' and founds hsiidaome rouns woman drad in bar obambar, atabbad to tba baart. Tba daad woman waa
Mra. GlovDurr, wifaof aoomnurclal trarallar, wno waa aaldom at bono, flba wantad to so onthaataceand waa
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"..SSir""1, U? hadalatobkej. 'llm Polio. Inapaotor found that latohka an lb floor by tba bad oi tba
mudaaad woman. All snaptouina polnUd to tba bnaUnd as tba morderer,
CHAPTER II.
wnxrmnj ma btidsmob bbibs aruoicaLT aoaivst titb nuenAKD aud mt n abbutbd.
j Th Insiieotor ploked up tbe lntohkey and
t called to tie servant to oorae to him.
. "Row many Utohkev are there to tho
door?" he asked.
' " Two, air. The ons master always car.
I tied, and the one I keep In the kitchen to let
myself Ja when I ran errnllds.,,
' ' Where is yours now f
1 Inthekltoben. sir."
' "Go and fetch It."
j The girl went downstairs and retained in
a moment with her key. Tbe Inspector took
it and compared it with the one he bad Just
' ploked up.
i' "Come," he said to himaelf. "There
Isn't much mystery about this case. Mr.
George Clowbnry will have some dlflloolty
i in proving that he didn't let himself into the
house last ulijht, and that he didn't drop his
latchkey in his wife's bedroom. "
s-m . A tAil fee ay 4ft-u,,a,l.t lI&.
One more important faot be elioited from
the girl, whioh was that her master when
travelling always carried a sword etiok or
rather a stiletto stick, the blade being very
short. This stlok he had with him when he
returned home, and he took it away with
him.
Re was just going when a thought occurred
to him.
" "Who closed the house up lost night?" he
said to the eirh
"I did. sir."
" Did you bolt the front door ?"
" No, air. I asked mistress if I should, and
she said: 'No; perhaps your master will
change his mind and come back to-night. ' "
"That will do. Thaukyou."
Leaving two constables in obsree of the
premises, the Inspector went off at once to
Scotland Yard to put' the machinery In ma
eweSSP tti'enSBMstfTstweBffaial illihi iirfi h aiLataewBDefl
TWO NEW PLAYS NEXT WEEK.
THEATRICAL BILLS IN GREAT YARIETI
HERB AND IN BROOKLYN.
Charles Blow's "An Iron Creea" at the
Fsarteenth Street, and a New Melo.
drama at the Windsor Ross Coghlan la
Joeelyn," and Ooodwln'a Uold
Allae" AIra, Langtry lo lie See In
Btoektyn.
The principal theatrical novelty of the week
will be " An Iron Creed," Charles Htow's now
play, which will have its first production Mon
day night at the Fourteenth Btrcot Theatre.
Its purpore, as already mentioned In The Even
mo Wobt.d, is to do tho Hebrew dratnatlo Jus
tice, presenting him as a worthy American
citizen and making him the hero of the play.
In the cast will be J. F. Drlon, Herbert A. Carr,
Henry Lynn, Stephen 1L Harry, H. F. Btnne,
W. 'II. Collins, Atkins Lsurenoe, Frances Liv
ingston, Marie Crois, Kate Foley. Mary Wade
Hamilton, Rachel Beuard, Louis llalton, Flor
ence Bayard and Mabel Lsutenco.
"Ileuben Glue," a new melodrama, will bo
gliveu its first production at tbe Windsor Thea
tre Monday night. It contains many wonderful
escapes and much gore is shed during tho devel
opment of tho story. The principal oharacter is
that of a Vermont Yankee, who goes to Australia
with a patent quartz crusher, and meets with
many excitiug adventures. There will be plenty
of new soenio eflects.
Miss liose Coghlan is meeting with very grati
fying success at tbe Btar Theatre, where next
week she will continuo to protent Charles F,
Coghlau's play "Joeelyn, " Miss Coghlan Is a
3reat favorite in this city and the Star Theatre
uring the week has sheltered many of thoso
who used to admire hor artistic work at Wal
lack's. After next week "Joeelyn "will not bo
seen again this season,
"A Midnight llelT'Hoyt's best effort, con
tinues to do a large business at the llljou
Theatie. The fiftieth performance of the com
edy will take place '1 uesday ecnlng, April 10.
Manager llosenquest will distribute souveulrn,
which are now being prepared, to ovcry person
in atteudsnvu on that occasion. The cMer
work of Kugeno Canfleld and Thomas 0. Lea
brooke tuust not be forgotten when speaking of
"A Midnight Hell."
Tho two hundred and fiftieth performance of
"Nadiy" will shortly bo celtbiated at tbe
Casinos Mr. Aronson aays that ho has already
sold two-thirds of the house for that occasion
and ho expects to have tho buffet lloor rendv for
opening on that night and a promenade concert
after tho opera, lleliearsals of "La Mexicans,"
tho opera to succtod " Nadjy," have been
" Captain Bwlft " is still the attraction at the
M-idlsou Huuaio'lhratri' aii'l will rtniHlu at that
house until the production of " Featherbiain,"
which Manager A. M. l'nlmer otllciallv an
nounce for next mouth, Mr. itnddon Cham
bors's play, which has enjoyed xuch a nicct-Htnl
run without the aid of anuvonirs and special
occasions will doubly merit great prosiwiity out
of town.
Tho Chicago and All-America baseball teams
will be at Palmer's Theatre to-night, and volu
minous will be the rocoptlon accoided to them.
All tho baseball devotees of the city will be
there. "The May Queen " has had a very pros
peious week, and its bright music has already
made a favoiable Impression. Miss lluiriet
Avoiy has overcome her nervousness and is
mi 'io at home in her part.
Tho attraction for the coming week at IT. U.
Jacobs' Third Avenue Theatie will be Chorion P.
Drown's sousntional dranin, "Dot: or. The
Avenger's Oath,1' In which Miss Florcnco J.
lllndley will appear. The play, as the title
would indicate, is of tho luiid order. It will
introduce a pack of bloodhound, and there ill
be bowie-knife combatB aud other sensational
features.
At II. It. Jacobs' Thalia Thentro Baitloy
Campbell's plav, "Fate," will bo presented
next week. Mies Lee Lamar, vtho wan once a
member of Daly's company, and is said to be a
"Hnuthcrn wicloty beauty nill play the lead
ing part. "Fate "is a good play, and a capable
oompauy has been engaged to prevent it. It
will do a good week's buninosH. following the
examnleof mostof Mr. Jacobs' "attractions. "
At Proetor'H Twenty-third Street Theatre Neil
Burgess still continue!! to give his nmuidng im
personation of Abigail Prim, tho Yankee spinster
in "The County Fair." Tho business so far ban
been extremely largo and the expectation of tho
management to run tho production for a year
seems to be entirely Justifiable. "The County
Fair " is a play that everybody ought to ceo.
"The Old Homestead "is quite willing to ad
mit that a few of its patrons go to Bninnm's. It
can afford to loso a very great many and can
still bo pronporonp. The audiences during the
week have been large. New scenery will be used
in the production next season; that In use at
freaent goiug to tho big citien wbero "Thu Old
lomestcod" will bn presented by a special com
pany. Nat Ooodwln is still presenting "A Oold
Mine" at tho Fifth Avenuu Theatie. One or two
change have been made in the play, and the
performance goes with admirable omoothtiOKS.
Mr. Unodwiu s Impersonation of Silas K. Wool
cott has been much praised, while Mim Kate
Forsyth's performsneo has also met with ai
proval. The Saturday inatinee's aro always well
attended.
" Little Lord Fauntleroy" remains at the
Broadway Theatre. It haH been thn scnratlon
ot the theatrical season, if such a word as ' 'nonxa
tlon " can he used in connection with such a de
lightful, dainty, artistio little play as thut mndo
known by Mrs. Francos Hodgson Burnett. Tho
play has now been presented in many other
THE STOMACH DISTILS ACIDS.
Thfcbe, if existent in a natural quantity, and non
tlatad by bile, play their part in tha functions of diges
tion and aaeimlletion. But tba artificial acid reaultins
from tba inability of tba atomacb to oonrert food r
eaivadby it into austena nee, is tha produoer of flatu
lence and heartburn, wbicb are tha most haraaeins
ayraptoraeof dyspepeia, Tho bast carminattre ia Hos
tkttxu's BTOHACn BiTTxns. Far mora effective la it
than oarbonata of aoda, magnosia or other alkaline
aalta. Iheee InTariably waaltan the stomach without
pioducina purmanent benefit. No man or woman chron
ically dyepeptlo, and conaeuently nerroua, can be in
possession of tba full raeaauroof vigor allowed by na
ture. Therefore, invigorate and regulate the system,
and by ao doing proteot it from malaria, rheumatism
and other serious maladtea.
tion for seourlnp; the presence of Mr. George
Olowbury at the inquest on his murdered
wife.
o a o o o
Tho first inqniry to be made by the de
tectivewasat Charing Cross Hotel. There
it was found that a person answering the
CLOWBUBl'S IHTLOTEBS WEBB VIHITXD.
description of Mr. Clowbnry arrived about
B.30 in the evening and took a bedroom. He
left his 16egftge in the ball, stating that he
wax going away by the 'MO train in the
moraine. He was told tho number of his
room, but didn't go to it. He went into the
smoke-room and shortly afterwards went
i out. The next that was seen of
him was when he oanie in through
the station entrance about 7 o'clook, asked
for his bill, and for his luggage to be taken
to the Continental expreas. The chamber
maid reported that the room glv n to him had
not been occupied. A communication wm at
once sent to the French police, aud a drtee
tive, armed with a phoiograph of Mr. Clow,
bury, taken from his wile's album, wm de-
fatt ...... . i i r leWiaBtiaXailf'l I lllll' t tl'ia I ni
cities and the verdict everywhere la success, un
doubted success.
" Natural Oaa. " a farce-comedy by IL Qrattan
Donnelly, which was flrst mado known "In this
city, at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, will be next
week's attraction at the Grand Opera-Uouse.
"Natural Oas " is a very athletlo farce-comedy.
Thespfolalties , II introduces are always well
reoclved, and will doubtless please tho Grand
Opera-House audiences. The company is a
good one.
At the Union Bquare Theatre Miss Helen Barry
continues to present "A Woman's Stratagem.1'
an adaptation of LugoticBcribe'a sparkling llttlo
comedy, known In Ficnch "La Batalllo des
Daraos." Miss Barry gives a good performance
as tho Countess d'Autrotal, and she is admirably
aided by rrank Mordaunt, a strong. Impressive
actor, Mr. Olenncy has also made a strong im
pression. At Miner's People's Theatre Bclasco
and Do Millo's successful play. "The
Wife," will be the attraction noxt wool;.
It is perhaps hardly necessary to say
that this play ran for an entire season at the Lv
crum Theatre, and has since hem successfully
presented through the c luntry. The company
is a good one, and the People's Thoatio will
aocord to tho play a hearty welcome.
iAttheLycenm Theatre, " 'Die Marquise,"
Ir. Nathal'e adaptation of Bardnu's "Ferreol,"
still being played. It is chlolly Interesting
icraiiso it shows that Mr. Frohman's company
can do somo strong acting, a fact which might,
perhaps, have been forgotten if "Sweet I.atru.
iler"had been kept much longer before the
public. Messrs. Krlcey and Wheatcroft divide
the honors of "Tho Marquise. "
At tho Standard Theatre the Howard Athe
tiiuum Speolalty CompMiy continues to do satis
factorily,. New features are promised for ihe
coming week, among them tiling Cascnbcl,
known in the language of the variety world as a
' lightning change artist. " Tho olever worK of
Cinquevalli, the Juggler, and the dancing of
Miss Ida Heath hate, perhaps, made the success
of the organization.
"A Legal Wreck." William Gillette's comedy
drama, which has been touring tho country
since it was produced last summer at the Madi
son Bquare Theatre, will be the attiaction next
week, beginning Monday night, at tho Theatre
Comlque, , Harlem. The following people are
Included in the cast: Sidney Drew, UoorgH
Fawcett, Boyd.Putnam, Hidney Smith. Alfred
Hudson. Lllla Vane, Jean Clara Walters, Fan
nie Dcnham ltousn and t'lara Hampton.
Mrs, Potter will begin an engagement at Nib
ln's Monday night, and will present the- following
rdprrtoire: Monday and Thursday evenings,
" Borneo and Juliet;" TueMav evening and
Hatuiday matlne'o, "Canilllei" Wednesday
matlnfc and Friday evening, "The Lady of
Lyons;" Wednesday and Saturday evenings,
"HhoHtoopsto Conquer." This will bv Mrs.
rotter's fliHt sppearanue at Nlblo's. Hervngage
meut is for one week only,
Tha cyclorama managed by Mr. J. M, Hill,
and known us "Tho Battlo of Orttysbuig," at
Fourth avenue and Nineteenth street. Is stilTopeu
all day and In tho evening. The beautiful
painting attracts large numbers of isttora. It
lain the second year of its existence, and Mr.
Hill, convinced of the merits of Mr. Phillppo
teanx's painting, has diligently and cortainly
voir uucccsafully boomed it.
AtthoiUrandMuseubi. Moungorle and Moral
Theatre. No. :i-l, and :U7 Oruud stictt, tho
California chicken mill has been iuteioktfiig
many people dining the ncclt. Among tho
other curiosities i a muti with feet but no legs.
Thero are mail) interesting thlngB at the mil-
seum. and their will bo n uiimhcr of uovcltiis
during tho coming voek. "A Happy Family
Cage of Furi-Pnivoking Animals " is always to
be 10011 and a good stage iwrfomiancc,
Tony Pastot'n conitiany next week will present
somo strong apoclaltlet. at the llttlo Fourteenth
stieet house. 'J he organization includes. I ohti
J. Kelly, who has been een with Mullen ,t
Hart's comedy, "Later On:" James F. lloey,
tho eccentrio comodlan, brother of tho wcll
kiiown "old sport;-' Courny and Dempsey.John
Hart, tho popular cotnHdian: Boss and 1 cnton,
tho Tlssolii; the National Four, Charles Sea
man, Leonard and I'lynn and the Tiidors.
A new Chinese pantomime aud ballet, entitled
" Wal-Wl-Ki; or, tho Flower of tho Last."
will be produced for the first limo at Koi-tei A
Dial's Concert Hall .Monday night. MllcEstrella
Sylvia will mako her metropolitan di'lmt in tins
pantomime, in which forty people will appear.
Other features of thejuoimmuipwill be Yanola.
Sablon, MarcHt ami 1' rod Bohei ts. Tho second
Monday matinee v. Ill be giteu next week.
Here are somo of the attractions to bo found
nevt week at Worth's l'alacn Museum in I'.aft
Foiirteeuth street : (luyascutis, or the miss
ing link; the Texan giants, liji Jim anil wife,
Annie O'Brien, the Irish giantess; Anulo Bell, a
fat woman; Nellie Owens; AJeeb, the chess
automaton; tho Oklahoma boomers; the Man
vels In their gtotosoue doll danens. Jerrv Hart,
Beatrice Leo: Malloy and Mock and Fn-il
Winans. Tho Palace Museum hab-u largely
patioui7cd during the week. It has become an
institution.
"Die Betdcn Lenoren." at Amberg's, is a
&rcat succesa. The comedy will be moscnted
onday, Wednesday, 'I httrsday and Ssturdoy,
with Frl. Theresa Klinkhainmor in thn le.nling
rAlo. On Tuesday aud Triday nights "OMoth-er-iu-Lawl"
will be prtxnted. Business has
been ory gco.l duilng the week at Amberg's.
Frl. Klinkhammer has mado a very unquestioned
hit.
Miss Fannie Mills, a "big-rooted lady." is
among the attractions announced at Doris's
Kigbth Avenue Museum next week. She is
folicitously deserlUd on the bills us "tho peer
less naragon of ponderously podlgerons peripa.
tetic perambulating Peris." Other attiactions
aro Kil-Kii and ytiee-Hon. J',11 Boiyom, the legless
man, whom Doris calls "tho famous fomnral
footed farmer." and Wilton and Nelson's Com
edy Company.
Jliustrelsy will again pretoll at Dockstnder's
Tlietttonottwoel. Tho Georgia Colored 1'ur
lor Minstrels will bogin an engagement Mon
day night at that house.
BDNPay NKirtT CONCKBT.
Prof, Cromwell v ill lectuie at the Grand
Oiieia-Housc, his subject being "Three Stiaugo
Cities i St, Petersburgh, Moscow and Con
stantinople. There will be concerts at the Star Theatre, at
Dockstaders, at H. It. Jacobs" Third Avtnnn
Theatre, at H, B. Jacobs' Thalia Theatre, and
at Koster & Dial's.
Gossip of the Ilrooklyii Theatres.
A repertoire of three plays is announced for
the foitheoming engagement at Col.
Sinn's Park Theatre of Sirs. I.nngtry, The cn
gagemeut viill open Monday evening with
soatched to Paris, to which place it wan as
certained from the hotel porter Mr. Clow,
bury's portmanteau had been registered
through.
' ' lie must be a bit of a flat," said the prin
cipal dotootive to his associate. " It he's
gone on to Paris he must know tbat bo'll be
stopped when he nets out of the train aud
claims his luggago this evening. Perhaps
he's forgotten there's such a thing as the vlcc
tno telegraph."
The noxt visit paid was to Mr. Clowbury's
employers, a firm ot cloth manufacturers of
Uradlord and Loudon. The information ou
tlined of them showed that Mr. Clowbury in
going to Fans was acting on their inslruc.
tic ns entirely, Thoir regular French traveller
was unable to take the Journoy on account of
a sudden attack of gout, and Clowbury had
been summoned from Nottingham to take
his place at a day's notice.
During tho day telegrams were received
from tho French authorities. Neither tit
Citlais nor at Amiens had anybody boeu suf
ficiently recognized from tho meagre ilesci'p.
tion wired lo wnrrtnt their being detained.
Hut iu the evening a more sitrsfactory tues
Mtge was received. A man answering the de.
scription sent to Paris hud claimed a port
manteau. Asked his name, he had given it
us Ueorgo Olowbury, and had Iwen detained.
An Kngltsh official had Interviewed him, and
told him that his wife had been found mur
dered. He had appealed horrified mid over
whelmed at the intelligence, and bad ex
pressed his desire to return at once to Lon
don. As under these circumstances there
was no necessity to go through any loriuuU
ties in the French Court, on tbe follow
ing day George Clowbury arrived in London,
and was formally arrested.
To the police he insisted upon making a
statement. He declared that he oould hurdl
believe the terrible news was true. He nd.
1 mitted that he had quarrelled with his wife,
and that in a tit ot temper he had said that as
he waxn't welcome at home he would go to
a hotel, and he had left Ihe liouse, taking
bis luggage with hlin. Ho wan very muoh
npset by an anonymous letter he had re.
ceived, informing him that a foreigner was in
I the habit of vis tint; hi wife during his ab
sence. His wife had not satisfied him in her
explanation, and he had said some very un
kind things to her.
a
'Lady Clancarty," which play, will also be
Shen Tuesday and Saturday evenings. Wednes
ar and Friday evenings Mrs. Langtry will
enact Paulino in "Tho Lady of Lyons.7' fhtirs.
day evening and Saturday matlufe Mrs, Lang,
try will be teen In her charming, characteriia
(Ion of ftosallntl in ''As Vou Like ft." Mr.
Chariot Coghlan will head tho support, which la
said to be in keening with the usual general ex
cellence of Mrs, Langtiy's productions.
It Is tiow, definitely decided by Miss Minnie
Talnier, owing to tho recovery of Mr, lloherts,
to open Monday evening at the Grand Opera
Houso In "My Brothers BIslor." In this play
Minnie appears in the dual rAlo of a boy and a
girl, and Into tho latter part she infuses that
abandon of manner and charm of person that
havo made her famous both In this and other
countiles as tho little artisto whom eierybody
regards as "My, Sweetheart." Tho latter part
of the week will bo glen tin to "My Sweet
heart, which Introduces Mlnnio in her original
creation of Tins. There will be but one inati
itiee Saturday.
Professional " crooks "mado a pleco of realism
entirely ticw to tho Brooklyn stage, but tnn
graduates of Hlng Sing," as they are pleas,
antly called by the management, appear in the
second act of "Tho Stow away, "and blow open
asafo In.thii most appro ed fashion. This fact
alone will no doubt stimulate curiosity sutli
cientlyto till the Lee Avenue Academy next
week. Ihe compounders of "The Stowaway"
havo been latlsh with thelrinaleriali. and hao
thrown In a complete yacht with genuine sails,
masts and other appurtenances of a full-rigged
vessel at sea.
Thero Is no distuning the remarkable courage
of Duncan B. Hnrrisou, who biiugs bis " Pay
master" company to the Amplibm Academv
Monday for a necks stay. In the prison sceno
Jlr, llairlsou makes a desperate leap from the
walls of the prison into then atei below; seveial
times he has dislocated one of his llmb-i, Last
neck, in making the Jump, before reaching the
water, which is confined in what is called a
"pocket," he struck against one ot tho Iron
hooks which holds tho pocket In place and lacer
ated his chiek lu a most painful manner. Mr.
Harrison will resume his pait Moudav, having
almost fully recouped from his latest accident.
Boveral now pattners have been admitted Into
the concern since "We, Us A Co. " were last
seenhcie. The new members lmo fully quali
fied as capable (ntertalucrs and fun makers, and
Jacobs' Brooklyn Theatro Mill be the scene of
much mirth during the coming week, which la
the limit of tho stay or this well-known orgaul
ration. Few comedies havo been written pos
sessing more side-splitting sllniitions and mirth
Provoking climate than this one, made familiar
by Mestayor and aughn.
Tho story of " L'nder tho I.ash," which Is an
tiouinod for next week at Proclot's Theatre,
deals with tbe fortuius and misfortunes of a
blind gill. Mho is the posscsorof a large for
tune which tl.e t'cntlcmauly villain, her cousin,
coets. WaltarS. Sanford appears in the load
ing rAlo, and comes well spoken of as a promis
ing young aotor, A couple of acting dogs forms
a moro or less linpottant iwrt ol the production.
Lilly Clay is in town agnin, and this time will
take up tier nuaitorr in the (liand Theatre, tu
tho Fasten! District, Hhe Is accompanied by a
bevi of pretty gills, who will assist in tho pro.
ductioii. 'lhey levivc the old-time burlesque.
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CENTENNIAL DECORATIONS
OF
JOHN IIALIa
A3 WK8T 18TII KT NEW YllltK, Nl'.AIl TII AVK. 18TI1 HT. I. HTATION.
U. S. Buntiua? Flans In retfuletlou faat colors and sixes, monnt"! on TsrnUbail apaarbaad poles, with galvanised
metal Jolder to attach to wlido.sll!aor castnifs, screws and ALL OOMPLKTK.
gtIc, 'BATIi:itV."3."-lni!hlla, A7.inrh pols, at Me. each, coiupleta.
trie "(JAR!tiHON4R.nch line, 73-lnch pole, at 41.00 each, complete.
Also fast'Color HuntinaK lor tJeooratlons, 40 incliss wide, at l5o. per yard
A a Oil 1 HTOUV IIOUNIS t'AN llK KI,AlltlUATi:i.Y IIKCOKATED FOR 810 TO 880
"Hqbinson Crusoe. " K number ofclcrer
specialty ; t;rforrner , accompany tlie sliow. in.
P1?1"."!"'.0"' wholss marvellous contortion,
lsti "Tne Metropolitan Four. "in an entirely
liew'turni" the Hliseans, with ueir tonai and
wlttlclimsi Alice Townieud and tin La Parts
lists rs.
The balt hesds will be out in force next week
at Holmes's HUiultnl Mmonm when the Osletr
Opora Company make their initial sppsaranoe
at this house. The ompany Is headed by
protty, vivacious little llossie Uray. well Inown
slid well liked by Brooklyn theatregoers. All
the standard owras will bo .given, embracing
i.?!ft"'.,t .. '''""os of Norniamly" and
"Olhctte." Jlatinuer Holmes is atithoiity for
the statement that ovcry dlrl in the company
represents a rertsln distinct tvpo of bt suty.
An Australian votilrlloqttUt. I'rcd Milles, will
!!lr ,V,,),"KI! "P at .ZiPP's Cssino next week.
Jlr. Milles ils (moor thocleietest in the business.
Others iiho an to tnnko up a Ktrat hill nro
ItsiicI la." a cletrr tlRliMnpn tierloriner;
Ram llrndhtiry, In baritone solos; Kiln Lour, in
sours and ihiiicvi: Albert Waul, n wonderful
crayon artist, and Minnie Hcliult in still another
new sonir. .Minn ts a haul winker ami ccr-
, talnly deserves all her positive success.
licKinnliikr next week the Htar Holler Tobocgan
Hliile will be open only on Tuesday, Thursday
"' Saturday evenings for tho general admls.
slon of the public. (ItorgoCRiiford will bo ton
dered a betieljt on Wedtiesduy eteulnir, which
willunduubteill) bewell attended. Onuof tho
beauties or tin; slide, Is the fact that tho
' slider "Is lauded at the same spot from which
he started.
Answers to t'rrrsom!rnts.
Two IleatliTit. l'nllailelphla's present populs.
tion is estimated nt 1, 100,000 aud that of
llrooklynat HOtl.000.
T. f a-Th? North lUver at Twonty-thlrd
street Is wider than tho East lllver at Twenty,
third street.
h fiarMtmt. -Canvas is the best material on
which to paint in oil,
J"h.'i f'li'rott If you feel that yon havo legal
proof of the agreement you had better sue hlra
In thn civil district court.
11USINE88 NOTICES.
, flAIlPBTH OIsEANED-T. M. HTEWAET, n-Jtt
tu ae, Hi-uil for ulrculara, Tel, oall 1U0. Ulst st.
, CAIll'ET . 0Lp,ANINO AT "iTtE anEAT
Amatloan Wrka.lj.t W !.'l)th. VVm It liowdsn. prop.
AMUSEMENTS.
worth's 4ass-iosEui
Il.n.l,ll?,,,.. Tfe.SAHnjA.NTfl, coml.lnalh-lBlit, lllfiwtl
1.yli'JV.AN." v,t.K- AN.WIB II'IIIUK.n'. Jliantcsa
A.NNIKIIIIUs, Kat Wom.n, NULLtl: OWl'.Nf, lonar'
nilrad Womani OA1T W. 8 IIAUM, TaltKo..! Man,
and dog) LAlttlA 110WAHD. Albino; AJKKU, the
Cheasman, and. '
OKLAHOMA BOOMERS & COWBOYS,
WITH OA1IP OUTFIT AND NEW-UOItM COLT.
ON TIIISTAtilCi
TJ,.Tftli.!.J!.L.R.?n HPeOIALTY4, JliltK. IIAIIT
ABA-BlftT",0i: l,Kiil JA''-Oy and MACK. ANDY
CIA1-FM1SV, l.snnon-lUll .lojrlrri JOHN MAKION.
Master IIAitllY Sl.AHAN. vVtl.LlAM WKI.IJ4, Van.
trllminlst, MAYOLrVE, rJllAIILKS IIRAIIA M NAT
OUllW KKD WINANH, MaIiII! nilo0oilT6,
WAC'KEO rtiNt'HKT HUM1AY.
PROCTOR'S 23DskJ.
MTII.I, IIOI.I.INU ON,
M'.n. i!(itt;i;ws
COUNTY FAIR.
" Oat tiara In Ha tour acta a arc at dnel of human natara.
It Is a auconas, there nad t no ralnclns of terms lu eat
ting this dosrn." Kve. Hun.
IMCICIKs., 23r oOc.. 7ac. 81, 81.30.
Nuhts, H.li. Holurda Msllrve, L'. Tbratra partlss
forming in ur out of tonn oan now erurfsesta tlu days in
adisnee tiriuall. telegrapn, telephone (NO.U3H. 'Jlst.).
3.P.AND OI'KIIA-IIOUBR.
VS HaaatTed Heats. Orchestra Circle and Hsloonj. uOo.
MHot LANblHYi laoy uLanoaWy.
I Next W.ek-D.inuallj t Olrard In NATUKAL 0A8.
1 Next Hundar Ttita Htrange Citlns .St. l'ctcraburir.
I Moscow and tfenstaaUnopls-br I'ltOF OKOMWKLL.
T YCKUM THEATRIC. 4TII AVK.ANU JilOHT.
AJ . I "A triumph or stage art,"
TJI1C .1IAUQUIHU. -'-World. Mtnus.d7ntbusl-
astloapplauiu, 'Mail.
Begins at H. 16. Matinees SATUIUIAYH.
STARTilEATllK. I1KOADWAY AND IflTII ST.
lnrr Krimfna at H .Matfnf- Haturdar at
ACADEMY ' '-..r-'
... "l'.?"T!CH- . DKNJMN TIIO.llPSON.
wEViftfMl .Ti- Homestead.
5TUAVI:. TIIEATKC. Ese'giatH. Sat". Mat. at 3
N. C. GOODWIN ,n
A GOLD MINE.
BROADWAY TIIKATRK. Curnar41at at.
lUlimf s Wed.and Hat tfj r.at. litentuxa at H.
LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY.
AII.MJHHIO.N6Ur.
aTANDAlIII TIIKATItK. Uroadwar. :Cld at.
ii Kfry Psfnlng. Mttlnens Wadnesdsr and Haturdar.
1,WA,A,L.AVf;:ATAO.m-TYC,,L
Noxt WfNik, new attractions, iuoludmg C'asoattell.
ST JACOBS' THIRD AVUNinfTHEATRKT
Matlnwia MONDAY. WCDNKhDAY A HAT.
couocK.IIAZteL KlUKE.
Aprl IH-Tloranoe TBlndla unioj.
WINDSO" THKATRK, ' Howerr. near CanaL
This hrrnina Last Parformsnceof
MR M(Kl:l; RANKIN In
THE RUNAWAY WIKK.
Next waak-Tho tlrat Drama, ltKUIIliN OLUK.
TT R. JACOBS' (Til ALIA)
lie OLD BOWERY THEATRE.
PAT I'AT'H KATIE
ROONKY. WAllilllOIIH. ROONKY.
April R-Bartlejr Campbefra plaf, FArE
AMBERO THEATRE. Irving place and Ifith st.
'lu-nigbt, Lludan's greatast f roidr success,
T)lE BEIDKN LEONOIIEN.
1XX INSISTED ON MAXINO A BTATZMKNT TO THIt POLICE.
After ho cot lo the hotel he felt tery rest.
less aiii Htiluippy, lie didu't care to go to
lied, bo linvtout out for a walk. While out
he met a friend who rked hiui to come to the
club, lie went und remined with his friend
suiokini; aud talkiuR tdl past 3 lu the moru.
' iuK, Ah he bad to be up nt'nln soon efter.G he
didn't think It wotth while to t;o to bet. nd
the ides ciune Into his head that he would go
home ami any Kood-by to hi wife and ssk ber
to part frliinK He walked to his houso Id
illt'OinHhtirv and got there about 4.30, and let ,
himself lu with his latch-key. Ills wife was
surprised, but very pleased to see htm. lie
had a lone talk with her, and she told him
everything. 8ho explained that tho foreign
gentleman was ft Hit:. Moroni, who I
was n sliigini; master, and that he had I
been tryiug to induce her to joiu a cpneert i
company whioh he was formine. Hho assured
him that this was all the foundation for his
suspicions, and as he knew his wife had
bca-.'.lful voice and had ofteu been told that
sho otieh' to sing in public, he saw no reason
to doubt ber i?tcmeut. At 6.30 he left to i'0
; baoJt to the hotel and clsii. bis lugpase and
AMUSEMENTS. H
jSfJ-ADIBON SQUARE OAr'deN, 4B
ONLY TWO WEEKS MORE AFTER TIUS WEEK. jftsgl
Exhibiting In Brooklyn Euter Uonda. I'lHlgggggj
. DAnNUMADAILEY'S 'H-H
OREAI'KBT HltOW ONEAnTIt lltSH
Two lllnas Three Staaaa. Raring Track, Jlgssl
Clrc' HlpVTd,om' Menagerie, Maaaom. IttsTgggei
Hall ot Illusion, Arabian Fantasia. wlgggfl
o Wlld Moorish Uararan. C'jggsi
.100, Performers, r0 Riders. Aerlall ASgggssl
, !J,owna. 1"'' Acta. l!0 Dlaplars, nggggl
r. J,rJl",J ,An, "l1"'. 'Ur." S.11"" Wondart urobiaeta gggggj
Children Delighted. Ladles 6liarmit All Other MM
, Mrstltted and Bewllderad. "" JIH
Parfonnances at U and H P. M. Dallr, .jH
Admission oO cants (4th ae.) children nnder 0 s JIbbbbbI
jeara, '-' cents. Reserrrd scats, 1 (Madison ate.) ipM
BW.9F-,T1IJ!?ATREI Broadway, bet. 30th JTrilet its.' rSBBi
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BY 1IOYT. AUTHOR OF " A BRASS MONKEY."
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1 AV.1 T.'l"EATKn. cor. oth Ava 'igM
4: MATINEES WEDNESDAY Ajf D HATUBOAYt '-H
DUNCAN II, UAIMi'ison'S MILITARY DRAMA. flggggei
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AMPHIOH ACADEMY. J.nZ,fp' fM
EVERY EVENINO. ONLT MATINEE SATURDAY. 'flja
MINNIE PALMER. fM
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.iJir'AS fl
LEWIS MOhRISON IN FAUST.
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t Zlpp'a Casino this week. Uuber A Uebhardt, Props. SsbbbbbbbI
liny his bill, in order to est away by the 7.49 HbbbbbbI
tram. Tliey parted the best of friends. Ubbb!
" lho next thitif; 1 hoard," said Clowbnry, H
"whs that my poor wife bod been murderoa "Jpliil
in her bed. I uitr her alive at 6. SO. She must tfiMWW
lime been killed almost immediately after- iIbbbbbI
wards." Asked about tbe stiletto which ha -IbbLbbI
usually carried, he da lared that he had lost IjllflH
it en the journey to Paris. vWbbb!
Tbe adiiiUsion by the tirisoner that he had SsH
been in bis wife's room anrinethe night, and Vasal
his tuiluro to produce tbe weapon he was 1 JBMMl
kuowu to carry, seemed to most people to 'L9H
point conclusively to his uuilt. It was or- -JHH
cued tbat bis btory had been made up to HisbbbbbI
suit tbe finding of the latchkey. At th laMmu
Coroner's inriuest, where all tbe facts cams MH
out. the case seemed proved to tbe hilt against SIH
tho liusbiind. The jealousy and the quarrel JRI
supplied the motive lor the crime, and thai MbLI
ineiucal evidence sliowed that the wound had 6lflH
the appearance of bein; caused with just such 'XsKSbbbI
n weapon ns the one tho servant described M sEIbbbbi
belon.iuc to her uiaster. IHiiS
Alter the evidence at the Coroner's inquest -;HHI
and before tbe magistrate most people were SBaH
Kutistied that the mur lercr w ns the woman' wImV
jealous buslmud. Instead of a reconciliation '.KtHai
they believed that there had been a fresh TssB
(lunrrol. and that 111 hU passion ho had "
stabbed her to the heart with some weapon will
yet to be discovered, and hsd intended, u VlHI
soon as be reached Pars, to disappear. !
After tho prisoner had beeu committed for jKsbbB
trial, public interest in tbe case lapsed for jStsBafl
time. , , . luknleH
One witness was absent at tbe magisterial nlo
examination, but it was hoped he would be IHI
present at tbe triaL TbU was tbe Italian IB
professor of sinciutr. The police traced him AWtM
to his lodgint;s. put only to find he had lsft WakaH
for tbe Continent. His evidouce would not frl
be of any creat value, as It was possible the mm
wife's story was correct, and ho bad simply
called upon her to induce ber lo adopt the 10
operatic staee as a profession. Sis. Moroni, 'Hal
it was ascertained, had dnue a little in tbe 'Km
agency business, and probably Would have JM
made a Rood speculation of so promising a re. m
cult. ... , vt K
In the menu time George Clowbury was In MI
prison, and his ouly visitor was tiU solicitor, 3 m
Sir. liartram, an old friend who had taken 'fl
the ce up con amor. G 9
Xo U Continued Monday, I fl W
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