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, , THE WItLD. TlMDAY EVENING APRIL 0, 1880. ' ' 1
MfcM IIII.MI PI" III l.llt a. ..a, - - - . . . - L i . . Tl BBsl
CHANGES AT THE THEATRES.
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WHAT THE MANAGERS OF TWO CITIES AEE
FMSENTING.
An Iron Crooi" at lb. Fenrteeath Sttoat
Theatre4' Re.b.a Glii t Iks Wiatb,
tr-Mn. Patter at Nlbl.'e-" Natural
Uas" at tba (.rand, and Mr. I.mnatrr
at the Brooklyn Pork Theatre.
"HabnOlD" promlMi to itiok well for
tbU week at the Wlndtor. The ply li a melo
drama and vcrtre upon the lurid order. Itwa
written for the pnrpote'ot lettlhg Mr. Johnny
rrindleoxerthtmielftn the title role, and this
he doe in inch a war M to plcMs hll audience
and draw not little applause. HI character in
the play U that of a Vermont farmer InAnstra.
lja. .Thorol opportunity for quite a Variety of
toensry and for a fairly g-ood supporting com.
pany to do Quite lnttrsiting work.
TOHT rASTOB'S.
The performance at Tony Pastor's Theatre
last night wae up to Its utnal excellence and wai
witnessed by a large audience who laughed
until it got weary and applauded all tht. lood
acta. The beat features of ihe ihow are the
Tudor, in their rapid chanjrtsi Oharlea Be.
man, in hla apeclaltieit the popular Tiisotsf
John T. Kelly, in Irish lougt and dauetsi Boi
and Kenton, in their rchearial sketches: Con.
Jny and Dempscy. Irish comodians- the National
onr and James r, Iloey. In the afterpiece
rhn Hart and Charlei Be aman are the laugh
makers. tub f kopzji'b.
"Tho Wife. "Belaseo and De Millo's fonr-aot
comedy was tho attraction at the People's
Thcatro last night. Frank Carlylo appeared In
the part created by Hcrnert Keleer. H. MilUr
as Robert Orey, James O. Barrows aa Major
JMtnam, Charlie Diokannas Jack Dexter, Mm.
Herian.GIbbs an Helou Truman, and Miss Etta
Hawkins aa Kitty Ives.
KIDLO'i.
Mr. Potter appeared aa Juliet last night at
Nlblo'i before a tmall, but apnrecUtlr audi,
ilience. Mr, l'ottor was extremely well re
reived, and Mr. Kyrle uellew'a Itomen mat with
hearty approval. Mme. ronlsl played the
nurse, and whatever he doea sho does well.
Mra. rotter will heaeen as Camlllo to-nicht.and
in "The Lad of Lyons " to-morrow afternoon,
oruNi) oi'KnA-uauae.
The athletlo farce, comedy, "Natural Oa,"
was produced at tho Orand Opera-iinuso last
night, with Donnelly and airardin their original
rules. The farce-comedy might with more irnth
be called Donnelly and Qlrurd, aa the comedian
permeate It thoroughly. Alias Lena Men ille
and Mr. Mark Hulllvau Introduced aome telling
specialties.
THEXTnE COMIQUE.
William Gllletto's comedy, "A Legal Wreck,"
wai given a licsrini! at tho Theatre Combine.
Harlem, last uleht. It ran for 100 nlchta at
the Madison Hqitare Tlicntio last season. 1 iio
comedy, though not a strong one, has some pleus
nt characteristic, and it hasarLCXCcllent cant,
bldney Drew repeated hi success.
THini) AVEHL'B TlIKATnE.
Miss Florence J. Wiidley atipcared at theThlrd
Avenue Theatre lat night in "Dot; or, Tho
Arenger'a Oath,"aliirln ipelodrarna that de
lighted the gAllery. Mlna llindlcv did aomp very
clever work, and wna aupporteil by a good com
pany. Tin eu nolf.honnda wcro in the cast.
TIIAI.tA THKATRE.
"Fate." one of the late Hartley Campbell's
nyinj' playn, una tho Attraction at the Thalia
IhcatrcliBt night. Mist I.oa Lamar apiieareil
as the hrroinu and did omo highly creditahla
uork. Miss Lamar is a liaiidonie young woman
and poKkesscs dramatic talent of no mean or
der. Fate " was well played and ought to do
a good week's bulncsa.
DOCKSTADEn'B.
V"- '"A rery eniovablo entertainment was that given
V last night at Dockstader's by the Ooorsla col-It-
'tired minstrels. Hovers! very amusing sketches
4l were given, and tho nongs were acceptably nng.
Tho Kxcelniur Quartet sang, Georgo Woitou
oontrlbnted a banlo solo and there waa a funny
sketch caUbd " Our Doys."
XOSTKB AND DIAL'S.
'Wl-W.Ki:'or The flower of ToncjnlnA" Is
the new pantoniluu that nas presented at Kok
ter A UU1' oor.cei t hall last .ulght. It intro
duced many comely young woshen and a grace
ful dancer called Kstrolla Sylvia. Thero was
the usual variety performance.
wonin'e rAHcr. vcsxtTM.
' Beatrice Leo, Annie Ollvo.'John Marion, Jere
Hart and 'the Tas Van Leer apvolalty four are
the leading peopli of tho good variety company
which gives hourly performances at this popular
resort this week.
Itt-aoklyn Theatres.
i In selecting Tom Taylor's drama "Lady
CUncarty. " for one of her repfrUtirt for this
week's etfgagetuent at the l'ark Theatre it la
doubtful If Mrs. I.angtry will add any to her
reputation. The lfile she assumes the title one,
of course-Is One that makes no very great de
mand tin her ability or tslentJ, and thesevsu
teenth century postnmeswoin, although histor
ically correct, do not set off her peculiar beauty
to advantage She did tho character full ins.
tier, however, and a sympathetic andiepen
v,armly rewarded her. Miss Hattto llussell aa
Lady Betty Noel, although rather gushing, was
also good. Messrs. Coghlan, Etcrill, Dslton
and stalone In their aeveral parts acquitted
thomselvts fairly, although it was evident that
a few more rehearaals would havedono no In
jury. The acenery used Is especially fine, and
partly made tin (or any shortcomings in the
company. " A ou Llkelt" and nLdyof
Lyons " will also be produced this week.
The popularity of "We. Ua A Co. "was well
demonstrated at the Brooklyn Theatre last
Sight, for before the curtain went up for the
rstaot there was standing room only. To this
well-known laughable comedy there has betn
added many new, catchy songs and dances sine
Wbn baby wss tlok, we gave hor Osttorta,
Wh.o sb ui child, abs eri4 far OsstorU,
WhssshstwoamMlM, sb elnng to Csitorla,
Wba lbs bad OhiltrsA, she (St tbsm Ctstoru.
r
Sl2Hri2k W '"ding part among' th mala
RS?.Jwv ' t n"nrllT funny men and
kept the house In an uproar, whllo the female
membors who are all good singer and dancr.
received their share of the applauae.
-.A.rm.e.iw',tl.n!w cenery fid a tronger com
pany "The PaymasUr " ajain visited the East
jrn District, and began j week' engagement at
UlfA?Shlo.n Academjflast evening. lu the
principal rMe, Mr. Duncan B. Harrison a
ltobrt Kmnitl i O'Connor waa of conro the cn
rl ngtire, and hi thrilling leap into the water
brought forth the uua amount of. applause.
GertrearanvlllelUrt a Magna mad quite
hit In her part, and Fracr Coulter a Colonel
Hoaghton, John F. Ward a Larry O'Brien,
and Beatrice Lieb as Ethel, were exccllnt In
their several parts.
Everybody's sweetheart, Minnie ralmor, gave
??r. cl'.Mn!.'nK. characterifatlon of Nadlnu In
" My lifothtrVi sister", at tho Grand Opera.
Itpuie last evening, and it scored a go at once.
Thero are a number of very amusing situation
In the p ece, formauy of which Nat Childa Is
rosticmslble. Mltinis was In excellent SDlrits, as
brlulantand sparkling as the diamonds she
wore. Mr. H. A. Itoberts made his reappear,
ahce since hi late Illness, and though his throat
troubled him some, he contributed not a little
tpthesnccosj nf the evening "Yours mcr
rlly'John It. Itodsrera was on hand, accom
panied as usual by his winning smile. Tho 1st
ter part of the week will bo given ovor to "My
Sweetheart.''
The annonnoomont that two reformed cracks
men would burglarize a genuine safe drew a
largo crowd to the Lee Avenue. Academy of
Music, where the "Btowaway'' la being pre
sontcd this week, and when Mr. "K!d"SicCoy
and his companion, Mr. "Spike'' Hennetsr,
appeared on the stage, there. was the wildest
kind of applause from tho gallon'. The play
Itself is exciting and contains many strong situ
ations. Joseph Hlartnr mado a hand.omo Tom
Ingliss, Mark Lynch a cold-blooded villain, Miss
Marion Llmnro was natty as tho newsboy
" Chucky," and Miss Leonoro Bradley made a
pretty Florence Etheringtou.
, The attraction at Proctor's Brooklyn Theatre
last nvcnlng was the four-act melodrama. "Un
der tho Lash," which was produced by the tal
ented young actor, Walter a. Hsnford, a Harry
Burton, the hero, and an excellent company.
Tho play, deals with the-attempt of a villain to
kidnap hla blind cousin In ordor to secure her
fortune, but he is, of courne, frustrated in his
r ilana. Two trained dogs. Ilern and Hector, aro
ntroduced In the play, and did their share of tho
performance to perfection.
Lilly Clay' Gaiety Company commenced k
week's engagement at the Grand Theatiti last
evening and was greeted br a full hoiHft, As
usual ,' femluluo loveliness " constituted the
best half of thu performance, but seveial ilrst
class variety sketches were abmlntiodnccd, in
cluding James and Lydia Shoohan In a pleasing
sketch, the La rorte sisters in duets, the cele
brated lady sharpshooter Kitty Love and others.
An Amazonian march, executed by i battalion
of well-drilled beauties, it as introduced as a
grand tlnale.
The orchestra In Zipp's Casino has been com
pelled to vacate the stage tnmake room for the,
laige array of talcht which occupies it this
ttruk. iraiicills. In her groat slsck-wlre pei
formance: Fred Mlllls, an Inimitable ventrilo
quist: Albert Ward, a llplitnltHj sketch srtlst:
Mis Llla Love, or the original Iloiteshoe Four,
in songs and dances, and lliadhurv. a pleasing
vocalist, nrc among the names on tho hill this
wi't'k. Miss Minnie Kchult is at prcst nt quite III,
hut promises to alone, for cnfoiced absence fiom
the stage as soon as tho Is nble to appear.
One of the best attractions this season has yet
prodnred at Holmes's Museum li now there ill
the form of the Galetv Opera Oomptny. who aro
giving a. round of the hUudard comic operas.
"Tho Mascot "opened the week engagement
ystrday. Pretty Itessio Gray'sang the inle
of Jtettitia with great credit. Louis I, Monlco
a l'.hipii was manly and did very well, though
his high notes had a tendency to "flat" now
and then. Tho chorus was well drilled and
thoroughly acceptable.
Working Ittrli Rather In Force.
Cooper Union was crowded to Its utmost ca.
pacity last evening by member of the Associa
tion of Working Girls, which in five year has
grown from a membership of eleven to a society
numbering 1.H0O, composed of eleven different
ilnbs.
Miss Graoo Dodgo, tho founder of tho Society,
occupied the, speaker's stand, and in a neat
apeychremindod.tho girls of the rapid growth
of tho Hocicty and spoke of the objects for which
they were organized, the advancomont of tho
working girl.
After the report of other societies wero read
Mrs. Caswell spoke on " Our Country "and, the
important part which .women take in It. Hing
ing and pianoforte selections concluded the
meeting.
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To Philadelphia la a Balloon.
Prof. Edward D. Hogau, one of tho pluckleit
aeronaut of the age, ia in Brooklyn to-day, tost
Ing thctyilloon tmvt I1 tOf caVry' the Citmbboll
air-ship ou a voyage from here to Philadelphia
within a few weeks. Prof, llogan is satisrled
that ho can accomplish the journey safely. 11
considers Mr. Campboll's air-ship the greatest
invention of the century.
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Also a vary sitsnilTS assorlasnt.
3,000 HUITfl
OF CHAMBER AND DINING-ROOM FURNITURE.
Tbslr stock cost spot cub. They tally undtrstsnd
thslr business. Tbsy will not sllow thsmssUss to Ixun
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W nuts a specialty ot bedding sad pallor folding
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A TRAGIC RIDDLE.
How Love, Jealousy and Crime Were Tangled Up.
A TALE OP TO-DAY.
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By GEORGE R. SIMS,
Isstkara" Tht ZlgliUu' London," ' Btmphhn Soap,"" A VergCltter Sclniin," de.Jde.
srxorua ur rnicKutxu ciixvtsus.
Mrs. Osorn Olswbur was fonsd dead In bed, bavins been subbed to the heart. THs servant ahi tssllfles that
her mtarVeVksfl narrsTM will Tbt bssband lbs nlUt before, and the atter bad left I he hoase ebe.t B o'c k fo
the o.ii5. ft! li I waiti ti Perls and mi lie 1. oferwbelued at tho neve of VUwUe1; desto. and
eaJdlboariaroaefroraberd.slMtosooattie.taieand tbs attentions of the Itai an who ae training her
volosTArte? the aurrsTfcs Tretprted to the bSe a' 4 30 o'clock la (be uomthf SJiTmade peac why hU lfe.
ItS, KJ at no"'"r4t"an the lu; train, where he Was tolhg sn busluaea. ThsltaQan eaanot kafeand
aad Mf.Clowburr to lodsWln prison, lite lswrer find, an Improulcn ot s letter en apiece of blottlns
paper, which oon flnoes htm that lire. Clowbunr contemplated elpplne with lb IlaiUn, whose lame Is MorooC
He Irsceo kforool to Moale Carlo, saakee hU aequatatanc andlnvltea him to dinner
CHAPTER IV.
WUERBtN TBE aOLICITOB TIIIMKS RE IS ON TUB CIOIIT TUACg,
Ou the Uy after the interview with the
Italian Mr. Bartram. or Col. Dentley, as he
now called himself, took up bis quarters at
the Hotel d Pari. Monte Carlo. Several
telegrams arrived for him during the next
twelto hours, and on the morning of the
fourth day, the one on which by ttm to re
new hiit buslues couYertilVon "wiln tuo
aiguor, a centleniun came to the hotol ond
sekeii for tho Colonel.
The ktraucer vtM oouduoted to the Col
onel's sitting-room.
'' Col Benttey f" wild the stranger.
" Yes. t and yon are T"
" Iuipeotor drimwads, of Scotland Yard.
W li B-latn-.iri"iM it JTi;irwaMiETiiiT
. I have come out here to relieve our regular
man, and my chief ho given me the corre
spondence you have sent to the office and
asked me to call ou you, Your telegram
atktes that the murderer of Mr. Clowbury Is
here. We aay that . the murdmr Is in our
hands Already."
"The husband!"
"Yo..
"Well,. I'm sorry, Mr, Grtmwsvle, to haTe
to differ with Scotland Yard, tat J say he Is
here, and I want him: arretted," ,
" It's not an easy matter to arrest a man on
suspicion. Therdaro n. jot of formalities io
go through. In fact, under .tho circura.
stsnces.on man already being in cutody tor
JOKELETS OF THE TIMES.
I. a
FUNNY SQUIBS PICKKD UP AT RANDOM
FUOM ALL SOURCES..
Things One Would Ttather Have Exprsd
Olherwlse.
. , lVeei leaden INstA.)
" Well, I mutt say good-by. Miss Oiecn. I've
got my sermon to prepare. "
"Oh, surely icup sermons need no prepara
tion." He Had Wntektd Ills Parent.
from erper's loMr,
Bobby (whoso father is a grocer) tioox, pa,
what I got for my birthday a regular little
grocery store. "
Ills Father (Indnlgently)-Oh, yest that's very
nice.
Bobby-AIn't It, though ! Little places for
CotTop and sugar and splcn and I say, though,
pa, there ain't no tend ilra wcr.
Answered.
cn ltnrpr Jtalqr.
Teacher It seitnn yon are never able to
answer any of my questions. How I this, my
llttlo lioy T
I.lttle Jnhntilr If I knew the things you asked
me, ina'aln, dad would lit go to the troublo of
ending mo here.
The Count's Ideal.
(from ( ?"';'. H'ly,t
English Count I want a wife with diamond
eyes, golilon hair, ruby lips and a silvery voloe.
Amerloan Qlrl And I snnpose her friends will
Mud del in a pawnshop beforo tho end of the
honeymoon.
A Natural Inference.
lVm IV-Jr )
Ilrown Havo you noticed anything about
Smith lately? fiver think him flighty? Bub
Icot to temporary Insanity? Anything like that
in his family? ,.,-., . .
ltnhinson No, Indeed) Why, what have you
noticed ?
Ilrown Ho's bought a liver colored spring
overcoat, that's all.
A (Jrent Raw About a. flmnll Natter.
tfVnin I Jmlrt UVrkfy, )
Fassenger (springing from his berth) Cap
tain I cantaln, ahoy I Is the ship sinking?
Captain Oh, no; tho mate is only setting the
watch.
"Pass'entref (disgnstotl) Hnmph 1 1 suppose he'd
blow tip the boat starting it, if It should stop.
Why don't you get one of those light running,
stem-setting watches and pitch your old trap
overboard?
sfsflrT'k Tf isliitMllim.
Bb IP CA PA P ttf fJaMisfcwJs-05f
Jwmm
She, Jiedt,
the crime, I don't really see what is to be
done at nnv rate here."
" I nin quite aware of the difficulties, and
that is why I ask for aslstsn"o," repliod the
solicitor. "Wholsthsnmu!1"
"Moroni."
" What, the Italian, that the husband was
said to be jealous of ?"
"Yes."
The detective shrugged his shoulders.
' ' Mv dear sir." hs said, ' ' you must excuse
me if I appear atnpld, but I ran't for tht lite
of me see how you ran justify uch a theory.
Tho husband of this woman was the only
prsou iu the house that nlgbt, Buewas
murdered wltb a sharp Instrument, and we
have proved that ttin husband had in his
postoBsiou a sword stick or. rather, a stiletto
stioW The meulcal rtidouce proved that tba
wound was on which would hate been
cauisil br inch an Instrument, and the hus.
baud acknowledges that he bad such a stick
with him at the time, and that he took It
away from the house and lost it on the
tourney to Paris, which -means that
it cot rid of it These facts are at olear as
roondayt and all point in on direction.
Now. you say this Italian committed the
murder. Perhao you'll tell me bow he got
into the house that night why he waited tin.
til T in the inomiuf,' to murder tier (it must
have been uesriy, a late aa that if the hus.
baud's story that he left his wife alive at 6.30
is true), and what the motive for the crime
could have been , and also, if the murder
was committed with this stiletto stick, bow
tba Italian got possession of it after Ihe hns.
bsnd bad uken it away, and started for
Pari With it."
" I confesa there are difficulties to be over
come," replied the solicitor. " but I tun eon.
vinced In my own mind that Clowl ury is in
nocent. A to the motive, it WM disappoint
ed love if wo CAa profane the .word by using
it in sncL a connection-race, jealousy. If you
Ilk. At any rate I have proof that this Ital.
Ion had arranged with tb murdered woman
to slop witn him. probably on the very
morning of tb murder,, thai ot the previous
afternoon ahe sent him a letter refna'ng after
all to eo away with him, and telling him that
ahe would not bun again."
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aa nsMaSaaalaSMaS
DEATH IN A CANDY CIGAR.
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LITTLE DAVID ELLIS EXPIRES BUDDENLY
A1TEU EATING ONE.
A post-mortem examination was mad this
morulas of the body of Datid Ellis, the four,
rear-old son of JoscdIi Ellis, of Btapleton, 8. I.
The child died snddonly yesterday mnrnlntr.
For a short time beforo death he surTorod
tertlr with pain In the stomach and thero was
Tery Indication of potion.
Sunday afternoon the little fellow bought a
candy clg-ar at Mr. 1'latt candy stpre. It wis
made of chocolate to Imitate a cigar, and had a
paper band around it a some ctitaraha.
Boon after eatlnothe cigar David complained
of being lck, and Dr. Bteensen was called. Ho
administered what remedies he could, hut tht
child died soon after.
The autopsy cnntlnred the doctor aud Coroner
HuBlies that the child had been poisoned, but
what the poison was oould not be dsttrmined by
them. The Coroner, took the stomach away to
hare the contents thoroughly examined, and
will hold an inquest to-morrow erenlng.
Joseph Ellis, the rather, of the boy, keeps a
small cigar store nn water street, Btapleton.
Nearly all the candr clears In the box iron
which the one sold to Daria was taken wero eold
to other children In ths neighborhood.
. The name of the manufacturer was not on the
box. It ia, generally supposed that ths candy
olgar cnntalptdeome poisonous substante that
caused the child's death.
mti i i
ftrV. 4ic...rkriata.."f)...'fl. '"
Mr. Minna L. Thomas, wife of the null
known orchestra leader, Theodore Thomas,
died yesterday at her home, lOHEast Seven
teenth street! after a long and painf nl Illness,
Uhe was taken with nervous prostration about
five month ago, and although nn doubt nf her
recovery were anticipated at that time she nuver
rallied. Bhe was remarkable for her tntellff tnsl
powers and strong character. Her ifunsral will
take place to-morrow.
Onl) Once, Please.
frvm . I
The IUv. Dr. Alban Cope (firmly to eloping
couple) It 1 impossible; I will not msrry any.
'Will Marigold (urgently) for goodness sake.
Doctor, can't yon do it jnat this time? We.won'i
trouble you again I
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Coming ByiusU.
Greenwioh Pleasure , Club. Summer-night's
festival and Centennial celebration, Jones'
Wood. April 20.
Mdicc-Legl Society, April meotlng, Hotel
Buckingham. April 10.
Joseph T. Kelly Association, afternoon and
ovenlng picnic. Washington Park. April 20.
Rival Dramatio and Musical Association, re
ception and performance, Lexington Opera
House, April 2D.
"BAENUM'S" BEAT IT.
Htarlllng Occurrence nt the (Irent tlndlsou
Hqsinre (4rden Circus.
"Tody' Hamilton was telling his beads in
Madison Bquaro Garden this morning when he
heard a stranger angrily declare :
' ' A royal straight flush cannot be beaten. "
"Tody " paused In hi prayer long enongh to
lay very gently t
"Yes It can."
What t" gasped the stranger.
"I mean it. A royal straight flush can be
beaten."
" By what 1" gasptd the stranger again.
" Iiartmin 4 Bailer' Ore tost Hhow on Earth
VfSjfoyalitralght flush crorj; time." replied
.The s'tranger dropped to the ground unfloh.
soloua.
Hamilton ooncluded hi orison. and then took
enough money from the dead man's clottio to
set up the wine, remarking!
If my Joke Had not aoted so quickly. I know
t,l8v'?0.or ow wonld hsve got 'em np hlmtelf."
Thirty.two member of the North Americsn
RaUroad Buperintendent who saw the clreu
iSivlSVli Vfi' " Joie' "1 that he a not
very far out of the way.
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FalerMsi KleMi Daasoeraita Mara.
IsriMit, to ta avastri woaiA 1
ratkiisox, N. J., April O.-Nathan Birnet
(pern.) was yesterday elected Mayor by 00
majority over JPeisrltyla (Hep.). The Vote wa
not all eoutiunf until (f.30 o'clock this morning,
flic llepubllcan secure control of tho Board of
AlaermtB.
nilSINEBS NOTICES.
in Town and Hamlet.
The seeds ef lalermlttent and bltleusrenltleat rerer
genalaata and bear etil fmlt. No oomtuunlly bas alt
(sibertisasped It. In populous ward, of tarts titles bsd
eewat e oanses It, and In tbeir sabarbs sujnsnt pools In
sunken lote breed It. There Is at once a remedy and a
means of prer.nl loa. Its name Is Hosteller's fllnmseh
Hitters, whloh Is, without naradrentare, tb moat
potent antidote In eslstenoe to the malarial tlrus. Kor.
tlfled with tble Incomparable, aavlnc speeiSe, mlaamalle
Inflnencre may be encountered with absolute Impunity.
Dleordera of tbe stomach, liter and bowels, begotten by
miasma-tainted water or any atber cause, taoourab to
the beneficent correct Ire named, and rbeomatlo, kidney
and bladder troubles sr surely remoisUe by lie nee
when it Is siren a peroisteot trial.
" COL. DENTLXT 1" BAID TAB aTBAJCOM.
' ' Oh. that's a new bit of evidence. Where
did you get that troni ?"
" I did get It. How, I will show you pre,
ently. Now, granting thai this was the situs,
tion of affairs, this woman has an enemy a
fierce, disappointed Italian loter i jeslous.
too. for all we know, imagining that h It
Ming thrown ovat for aom ont.tlt Since
I laft England soma ona I bay employed ha
been following ur tbe cine in London for roe
while I her followed it op here. Amonb,
other. thing he has intcrvlewei Moroni's
landlady and extracted Ihe following in.
portaut Informal lor from her. I had better
read yon the statement aa sent to me.
Mr. Unrtrair. drew it letter from hU pocket
and read the follow inu j-a.aage to the detec.
' ' The landlady now say that on the night
before tht murder tb alguot bad all bit
thing uacked. and stated that be was goliif
in tbe morning by the early Continental
ll'lVll liriJlieaWfslBiiyieai inawlaf .s'JliailaKii
Tlflrt IS THH ONLT
CENTENNIAL
THAT YOU AIIE LIKELY TO WANT A SUIT OF,
CLOTHING
you iiAnnETTEnrnocuiiKONK nKroiiE it
IS TOO LA.TK.
IF IT IB NOT CONVENIENT TO PAY OA81I YOU
CAN havi:
CREDIT
AT OABIt PniCKS, AND PAY NOTHINO F.XTI1A
l"On TIIK ACCOMMODATION. SPHINU OVEtl
COAT8, 10,00. rillNCK AIDKUT OOAT AND
VEST. 10 00 CUTAWAYfl, $10.00. BOYh'
BU1TS, g.1 00 AND UP.
LADIES' BEADED WRAPS.
WK IIAVK THEM IN AHUNDANOK AT OTIl
AVENUE MUCKS EVERYBODY KNOWS THIS
AVENUE IS CELEBIIATED FOR OOOD GOODS
AT LOW PRICKS.
ladies' made-up suits and all kinds or
GOODS. DLAOK BILKS, COLORED SILKS, CASH.
MEnES, WOOLLENS AND ALL KINDS OF DRY
GOODS, VURNtTURB AND 0AUFET8.
I BROOKLYN
BRANCH t'MVrillNn HTOItn AT
466 FULTON ST.,
niiT. iioyt and r..n n.AOE,
WILL DK FOUND A FULL LINK OF MEN'S,
YOUTH'S AND BOYS' OLOTH1NO.
1 OPEN EVIiNINUM UNTIL O O'CLOOK,
T. KELLY,
6th Ave. . 7th St.
263 6th Ave., 102, 104S 106W. 17tb St.
OPEN WKDNKHDAY AND 8ATUIIDAY
EYK.NINtJls.UNTH, 0.30 O'CLOCK. ' '.
A Harprlse In Htore for fllra. Cebvrlgger.
(yVoM Uarpn't Aaear.)
Mrs. Drown Are you sure, dear, this la the
book Mrs. Cobwlgger lent nT
, Drown Quite sure It's the on I split the
bottle of Ink over.
' isaoja
Alt Evidence ot Prosperity.
VK IS. JJMlO CVStfT, i,-f I .
YcUowlv-I think the Whlteley must (Wiln,
better olronmttanoe than formerly. ' r
Drownly Yea. Why do you think to T
Y, They dout keep so many doga a they used
to do.
.ni '',1 uamubembnts.
COUNTY FAIR.
s Oathers In its four Mts a f rsat deal of human nstur.
It Is a eueoeee, tbere need be aa mlnctnf ot terms in sel
ting Ibis down." Ere. Sun.
HIIICIW, 84c., SOf.. 75c. 81,81. CO. ,
Nubte, K.15. Keiurday Matinee, 3. Theatre parties
forming In sr out or town ran now secure seats 00 nays la
adranc by mall, telearspn. telephone (No.Uas. Ulst,).
PALMER'S THEATRE. D'WAY aOTH ST,
THE MAY WCAULL
QUEEN. opmsAAT?fiAgANV-
MAffi8A?.8AV.Mli.T.!!.I?A.T."....Mana.n
Erenlnia at 8.U0. Saturday Matinee.
4TU I CAPTAIN SWIFT. uW5S
MONTIt lAOrsst Buccesa.-Wocld.Jao.2a ll'enmaa. "
TTVOOKSTADFR'S THE ATUE.lTbeO.oraU Colored
TIKU," THEATRE. DOWKRY, NEAR CANAL.
VV Week eotnmmirinc Mondiy, April H.
Tbs Great Bon. ill nal Drama, I Matinees
HKUIIEN OIiUR: o Wedneedsy
Or, Life Amuns the Uusbrangers. and Saturday.
THE ORAND MUSEUM AND MENAOERIE,
3fASM7illlAKUHT ,N Y
rneittiely a ilrlns MERM AID and thousands of other
wonders, including the wonderful Oya7utls.
Admission 10 vents i reserred seats, fi oentseitrs,
T no i'.quai, in tiik vom.ii.
IINPO'P NEW MURK) HALL AND A Ml AM
HrISS X DRA Court, i:m i: mi list.
IlLIUU U THE MONSTER ORCIIESTHION
A MDERO THEATRE, erery ntnjrlfUt Matinee
A Llndaa'aar'ale.t enoeeaa, DIE DEIDBN LEON
OUEN. FrUayAlOTllkB.IN.iAW Jt USIU UTI( Sol'r1.
train. Ho had stated aome time previously
that he bad mado arrnngeruenta for a prnlefi.
iloual tour ou the Contlueut. About7o'cl ck
in tho eveuiuc, just aa tie waa going out, u
letter arrived for him, which the servant
to k to him st onre, lio opened it and
read it. and aeemed to be In a great stato
of agiutlon. Half an hour afterwards he
went out. rind by the next boat another
letter arilvecl for him, which wna placed
in hla room. What time he came in no oue
knowe, aa Ihe people went to bed about mid.
n'ght. Hut at 6 o'clock, ttben tho servant
called him, be nas up and dressed nuil tin.
Iiibiug hi packing. The clrl, coir" into the
room to assist him In closiug his Gladstone
ling, lilted a neuaiaper Ir in the table und
discnered that the letter she bad laid thero
for him on the previous evrmu? bad been
accidentally covored over and so ho had not
seen It.
' ' Khe called his attention to It at once. As
be took it up her mUtrraa raug, and she left
tbe room.
" Whriu she returned the aignor had hit
hat and coat on and waa in the bull. ' When
the cab comes, ' he said, ' smd It away. I
sliau't go till a later train now,' and with that
he weut out. "
'What tiiuo was that" asked the dcleo
tire who had been follovduc tho narrative
with deep interest. .
" About CIS This is the time (lied by tbe
servant "
" Aud who time did he come back agalu ?"
" About 8 to th Kervnut sav. and at 9
o'c'ock a cat wts i ailed, which took him to
Holburn Viaduct,"
" According to this." said tbe detective,
" if the servant is r'cht all along as to tlnio.
Moroni wm out of the house 'lYom 0. IS to 8
o'clock."
' Yes, aud if the husuaud .Is telling the
truth I e let! his wife alive nt O.SOuudat 8
o'clock she v as found munleied, Hut Glow,
bury' servant was downstair itt 7.10, nud
thai lednces the perod (iU'iu wb'ch tbe
crime could have I cen romuntted, aup oilng
tbe husband ia innocent, to torty mlnutea.
During that fortr mluutea this servanl'
.tatemeut proves that Moroni waa away from
uu lodging Let us now look at the tlms he
, AMUSEMENTS. . K
HSSffiferlRaAT. "SI
nAllNU.1l d: IIAII.BY'S WM
GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH. ?M
m , ? ?.!'' nJ,uS Hlppodromo Raelng Track, MM
Triple rircus. ran. Oiympia lilp'jodrome. 2M
W lid Moori.h Caratan. Heoacerles, Aviary, at,, H
lull of IllnslonvArablanysataala, fWk
Trtlnad Atilrasla. 4(Oloiie, .iOO Ferf ormers. 19
, , PKRrOIlMANOER AT g AND 8 V M. JSI
Admls.lnn, SO cents Mtb aso,)i children nnder D KTla
years, 83centsi reserrfd seats. SI (Madison a?.).
1 RAND QPRItA. HOUSE. Wk
X ltsrTrd ssta-Orcheetra Circle and Batcear BO. TSM
NATURAL GAS. I irAsF M
Nut Wsek-Tlin GREAT HERRMANN. -OM
Nest Rind.rAMF.HinA, QUR HOME, W
RY PlfOF. CROMWELL. MM
VMM MlKl .r- M
wED5?DAAYAMKMm m
tit lh 6BkQl,l f rtMtMt ihmmi, Hb
A 2! 1 ON IttHT UI-Ltv, 3
BY IIOYT. AUTHOR OJ ;'A BRASS MOnVkT." jM
Oalisry. g5c , reeerTrd. Mo., 75c., 1, $1.50.
TTNIONsqUARETIJEATRR 'j'tCniSC 3U
' The Modem Pasan Lotnra hy Oen Oeo. ttheriets . ''Jflsai
, WKDNKSDAY AFTERNOON; APRinO-tVlwft 3M
Nstlonsl Irish Conoert Co. I'rtMS,aJa,60774.?iI; 9
Mat. to-morrow, "Ladyof Lyons." Wed. eve,. "St. -W
Stoop to Conquer." Kelt Wecfc-fl AID PASHA. XM
mONY PASTOR'S NEWJTH NT. THBATRK,""" lIM
1 TONY 4imMtlET. ;M
jlosj renton, ConrayA Deraneey,
pastor's, teiflas,, y.galS m
nilVlCnilTIO " and what is rr fl
bllTlobUllb TwYFflE,."ii,,ls m
TATTOOED MAN. A.IEEn the Obessman, Oalabom S
-1A8INO. BROADWAY AND aOTU4t." Mm
NADJY. jmKTuWYATt. m
AitinissiennJs Beats reeerrad 'J weeks In tdracsa sBM
1 Tlt STRKET THEATRE.. Commenolnjr AnrBK, f 9H
14 MATINKKS WKDNKNIIAY AND SATUnDAY. ' MM
Notslilerlret Production of Blaal
AN IRON CREED. M
5TUAVETIIKATnE. Eve'(aats. Bal.Mai, at-.' iH
N. C. GOODWIN m 'i
A GOLD MINE. M
H. R. JACOBS' 3D AVE. THEATRE, 19
FI.ORUNCK J. I in arnn . I Or. THE 1H
BINDLEY IJJVsvA SIaVKNOER'S OATH.
April 1S-UNDERTTHB LABH.- WM
H. B- JAC0BS' (T"oALLDBOWEY(TnBATH. M
t? A tTlTC I Bartley Campbell's Plav.
JC X2. JL Jd.'MlsaTeeUmsyandfltroneOoapaay. JtWM
April Ift-HARDIK A VON LKKll 4KB
STAR'tHEATRE. LAST WEEK. Wm
Erery EreninsatS, Matins BttardayasS. 'tBM
In her net. play, JoIOKLYN. , MH
ApriMS-Robson and Crabs, ''The Henrietta." JH
BROADWAY THEATRE. ' Ooreer 41ts. 'WM
Mstlneo Wd.and Sat.atg P.M. J EVenlnaM. ,
LITTLE LORD FAUNTLERDY.
AnaiisHiow ooc. mm
J-YOSUMTHEAfhE. .4THANDg3DSr f
Deslns stj.18. Mstlneee 8ATUBCAV8. ' H
Nsit weekT new attraetlona. Insjudlng CasoabsIL
xsjiner's pkoleStHBatbb j
'THE ISuperlor eaatt spanen and aeMssart! TBB Jf
frmlheMadlenltJuareTbatre,irttb WpP"y?: -53
rv, and. eftecte the same.aa. prodnoed there. Wax 'ASM
i-" A Brass Monkey," Maltnee Saturday. v
K0STKR A RIAL'S CONOERT HALU B
WAL-Rde-tCI, m
THE KLOWKfi OFTONQUIN. MM
3 MATNKE-M"nriT. Wednesday, ttstttwto. Xm
''i!?'imUOKIiYM AMU8KMKT8e ,yM
0 N AND ATTKB APRILS ,-. ; lH
m STAR ROLLER T0B0G6AH SUN M
TUESDAY, THURSDA jgl? BATUHDAY BTKsV 5M
BPECIAK-WEDNIHIDAYlJyENINO. APRIL Tft. j
Grand UeneAt tendered to OF.OIIOK OR AWFOBO. B
Musleby Union MUltaryVaad. 'MM
Hall to let at low rata. JB
HR. JACOBS' BROOKLYN. THEATBB, "
e Oor, Wa.hlualoaand John.inBu. -m
Matinees ilonca.. Voeeday and Batorday. -g
s 4"&; m
NtWsek-QNKQyTllEnNEST. ;j
AMPHIOtfAMDEHY,V 9
Erery Erenlnf. Matlnme Wednesday aad Batnnfsy. JSHJ
THE PAYMASTER M
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE1; M
TU.NK.I1T. , . , .1 JM
Minnie Palmer lo My Brother's M. M
C5EsVKJi,MSVMATINKK- M
MRS. LANCTRY, 9
PROCTOR'S THEATREavr, -fl
Matlneee Tup. day, Tbunday and Satuday. vB
UNDER THE LASH. M
LEE AVE. ACADEMY O MUSia
Ibis Week, Matlneee Wednesday and Saturday. fX.
TltUMKNDOUHHUCUtiSBOr -MH
riiE htowawaVT",.. ijm
Nest Week-CLARA MOBttlS. .dm
Holmes's Standard Mnsenm. I iwjU&Zi: :M
GAIETY OPERA CO. I
wonld require to get to I he scene of the orlrsa. 'Mm
His lodgings m ere in How I and street, Mtrroy TBn
Sunare. He could uat to Bloouiaburr Stuart) 3H
under the quartur of nu hour, taaiiy." MM
"Yes. "said the detective. lualtuiK a mrstal 49
map of thodiitrat. " Quite vaally. That'a !
all clear enouuh, proTtded. aa I say. th elrl Wf
ih ri'Kht aa to the cluck all i lone. But notbins MM
that von have aild explains the knotty polsf, WM
wlilcli is. how Moroni could have sot into th) fa
hou m that forty mlnutea."
" Thai's the mystery we have to olear up," 'MM
replied the solioitor. " I'm firmly convinced MM
in my own miud that tbl Italian murdered I9B
tlio poor woman. Up to 6 o'clock In tfcaV MOT
moruiiiu he Del eved that ahe was colng avray SEm
with htm that was dottbtlea ajned upoa aj
whon he lett her iu the afternoon. Hha wm JHH
to travel with the compauy and live with turn 'Sm
as hUvife. Hlinrtly after 6 he received th. a
letter 'the hid written him informing hlmtavtt H
ahe had altered her mind. He then warn! 'MM
out. My heller la that h. went atralfht to MM
Clovrburv'a house, tblukluw'. iMrhap. deter. 'VM
mined to aee her aud try to induoa bar to wM
alter her determination. He might have la- 3M
tended to risk everythlnit and knock .tba in- Us
mates up. He kuew nothlnR of the husbaad , j3
britiu at home, becanae at the time His. u
Clmvhury wrote him that fatal letter ah. did 'Wti
not kuow of her husband's return herself. M
He as npiosed to be safe in Nottluctuta. m
" My theory Is tliat when he arrived at til. IK
house ho saw a man ooinlus out, a man h. M
didn't kn'iw. for he had never seen the bus. X
baud, and at once iiiinpid to the roncluslon SH
that tie had been foolt'il und thiown over for m
some more favored lover, who was leaving "W
the bouse nt that early hour to avoid Dsina; ,jfc
uotired by the neighbors or seen by th -,L
son nuts. k"J
" His disappointment waa then rbanced to M
mad Jtwlousy. all tbe passionato Instinct of ,M
his raco were aroused, and some war he rot JM
into tbe bouse, taxsd the nubappy womaa, '-
with bftrayiiiB him, and In Una road rury M
killed her. Hh died, stabbed to tbe heart. M
and althonch tbe Mire account for that witk M
the husUml' mltalna atlUtto stick, remttti. m
ber it ia an Italian who usea a stiletto and Bel M
anEnBllshman." ,M
(TO b OontUutt Xb-Uomn.) t 'M
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