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ROUGH ON OUR GIRLS,
Honty of Sharp Gritioism and Borne
Flattery of &merioan Lassos.
Ho Communications Received After 6
P. M. To-Day Can Compete,
Judge NellU Bly WIU Award tho Gold
Double Eagle at the Earliest
Possible Date.
Unique In Character.
The American girl's character Is certainly
unique. Independent and self-reliant at an age
when girls of other nationalities are tied to their
mother' apron strings, they form very early
Ideas of their own rights and privileges as a ncx,
and though they oertainly are more than fond
of candy, think a great deal more of dress than
mental culture and like the gayetyof a ball-
Eoom better than the dulneas. as they call it, of
ome, they settle down when they meet the man
of their choice and make good wires and
mothers. Btdxet.
They Are Huge Feeders.
The typioal American girl is lovely and accom
plished, Ac., bnt she is a huge feeder. I
watehed a little fairy a few nights ago in a roi
taurant not a thousand miles from tho Fifth
Avenue Hotel get away with three plates of raw
oysters, more than half a porterhouse steak.
broad and butter nd libitum. Bhe washed it all
down with two bottles of good Milwaukee Hho
seemed as chipper as a lark after it all and tried
her best to revive the drooping spirits of her
escort, who was looking slightly apprehensive
at the waiter as he was preparing to give him
his oheok. Unirah for New York girls I Long
may they flourish! W. Q. L.
Another Prescription.
From the American girl has sprung the Amer
ican nation a brave, noble and hardy people.
An analysis might show the following results :
French vivacity and grace, four parte: Gorman
stolidity, one part: English hauteur, two parts;
fanoy -education, three parts; solid, education,
one part. Besides these substantial parts thero
were others in the oruoible, but not one of them
distinct enough to form a whole: Pure oussod
ness. absolute truth, absolute falsehood, pure
angelicity. love of money, lore of home, hir,
teeth, oomplexion, style, humbug.
OamtsT, 11 Macon street, Brooklyn.
Tolnmee In a ttcntenee.
Nothing like the American poople. Tho girl.
of course, is a very important part of It No
Seed of wasting words, it is a faot.
Hermax H. Otto,
Post-Offioe General Delivery.
Not the Poet's Ialaml.
The typioal or representative American girl is
not the poet's ideal, which he worships in bis
poetical way. She is not a beautiful, ever happyJ
posing creature; not tho belle of society; not
the very image of perfection. No t She is a
girl of the period. She is affected as other mor
tals are, with the circumstances of tho world.
She it sensible, womanly, virtuous and at all
times hospitable. She believes in the good
things of the world, and is seldom deceptive.
Bhe is at home in the kitchen as well as in so
ciety, and she never murmurs when a portion of
the world's burdens are thrust upon her shoul
ders. She looks beyond a new Baxter bonnet
a'ld a f all-fledged dude. She is home "at
home. " thus differing from the girls of all other
countries. IIodibt OaniT,
68 Linden avenne, Jersey City.
This Is Too Hard on Her. .
Her figure is as graceful as a broomstiok in a
, dour bag. Her hair wall, it isn't her hair at
all, so we need not dwell upon its beautiful hue,
One flash from those large, expressive eyes
would put a locomotive ofl the traok. Her nose
appears to have been turned up in a wind-storm
anil forgot to oome down again. But the
crowning feature of the American girl's beauty
is her mouth. It is so small you could put your
foot in it. The young man who is unfqrtnate
enough to be acquainted with her should tie a
rope around his pooketbook or he will be ruined
in two weeks. Otsso.
Lines to Our Jndge.
Both falsehood and truth aro strongly expressed
.In this interesting column each day.
Of the girls, with which this country is blessed
SI ore than any other oouutry they Bay.
Borne call her perfection, entrancing, Just
sweet.
While others well. Just the reverse.
Now, Miss Bly, can't you, in your Judgment
seat. Stop this scandal before it gets worse t
Can we. as Amerloan men, bear to hear
Our dear girls so misreresented T
I sppsal once again to Miss Bly, that's a dear.
Stop the tongues of the discontented.
In deciding thin contest be sure to Judge right,
Choose the sweetest of all, and, I say.
If it doesn't do Justice to our girls, then you
might
Add aline there yourself, by the way.
J. T. Knight,
Foot Wast Thirty-eighth street.
Her Singe of I.tfr.
Being different in many respeots from her
foreign sisters, the average American girl is
quite tall and thin. Borne of them may have
rpuuded chins and lovely cheeks, but to gie
them their Just dues, there are none entirely
bereft of oheek and chin, especially whilo out
shopping. Almost tho first word uttered by a
babe leaning to speak is ma'm. By an American
child? No F Emphatically, No I It 1b candy,
2nd uttered quite plain at that. At eight, we
nd her with her companions skipping rope.
At twelve, she can trim her own bangs. At
fourteen, she is taking lessons on the piano.
At seventeen, wo find her at dancing school,
whirling in the giddy maze. At eighteen, Bhe
can lose three plates of oream at a sitting. At
nineteen, she forsakes her old bustle and in
vests in a Langtry. At twenty, she graduates,
and from then out she handles cnwJer(uon-ex-
Slosive) and goes off (to picnios, ki).
o matter how dumb an Ameriarn girl
may be, make her a present of $ft and shc'lll
find Maoy's ereiy time. Epwakd Cabnry,
800 West Newark avenue, Jersey City, N. J.
WHAT JOKERS ARE SAYING.
BTBAY SHOTS OF HUMOR GATHERED FEOM
NEAR AND FAR.
IIow Nhe Get In.
UVon P4h.
First Little Oirl-Do you live in a flat t I
thought they didn't take children in flats. IIow
did you pet tut
Beoond Little Oirl I was borned in t
To Laura.
(JVm (A CAfrofc JVawa. 1
''Cteorgo, Bear, what are you thinking off
Morrily queried the maiden fair;
' ' Do you know you aro looking straight through
my head
With a dreamy stare T"
And that bold young man he passved his hand
Ih rough her golden tresses rich and rare,
Pretty Laura," ho said: "I'm only building
Castles in the hair. "
Explained at I.nst.
Ifroei (As TpoeX
Blinks Ah, thero is no doubting the power of
religion! Have you noticed what cheery, con
tented dispositions ministers and their wives
always have?
Jinks Y-e-s, but I thought it was because
they never did any house hunting.
Making Game of It.
(Von tXt Tim Hauls Kxprtt
If your garden seems to be a little shy Just turn
the chickens into it. Thou uotiou how your
' ' truck " viuXcouie up to the scratch.
True Love.
JVom 1A Mpoek,)
Lulu Rir Herbert proposed and said he could
Xut a million at my feet. I like him, but I like
uiericau Jack better, and as he offered a mill
ion, too, 1 accented him."
Elsie Idiot, Sir Herbert meant XI, 000,000,
five of our millions 1
Lulu Ob 1 did he ? boo hoo
Wanted to Change III Pet.
Von A XpotX.
Toddler Papa, will oo buy Misser Doody for
met
Papa Buy Mr. DoodiS for yon I
Toddler Yes, oo tliald he was a pup. I'th
tired plain' win my wool make-b lieve pup, an' I
wanth a live one.
Foraot to Knock.
rroM ( Detroit rtn frtu.
" If I knock three times on tho cofttn ltd dur
ing the church service, you must let me out, "
said James Bailey, of Providence, as he was
nearing his tnd the other day. Everybody
waited and listened, but James did not signal,
and the burial w ent on. If he forgot it the fault
was his own.
Qnallfled.
"Do you think your son has the necessary
qualifications to become an artist ?"
" I'm sure of it. He ckn do without food for
three days, and he knows the position of every
ree lunch in the city."
FROM MONTANA.
llxuuti. M. T., Jan. US, 1888.
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Dn. 0. McI.ASx'a Livxa Pills, prepared by Fleming
Bros , of Pittsburg, Pa., the market being (all ol
imitations of the name MoLamx, spelled different I, but
of the same pronunciation. Always make sure of
the words "Fleming Bros, Pittsburg, Pa," on the
wrapper.
A TRAGIC RIDDLE.
A TALE OF TO-DAY.
By GEORGE B. SIMS,
trxorsis or fxKcr.viNO ciiArrxits.
Mrs. Oeerge Olewbory was found dead in bed. baring been stabbed to the heart. The eerrant girl UitlBes that
star mleliess had auarrelled with her husband the night before, and the latter had left the house about 8 o'lleck in
the evening. lie la traced to Paris and arrested. He Is overwhelmed at the news of bis wife's death, and
said their quarrel aroae from her desire to go on the stage and the attentions of the Italian who was training her
Tploa UWlawy.r, Mr. Bertram, finds animpresslon of a letter on a nl.ee of blotting paper, which convince; him
that Mrs. Olowbory contemplated eloping with the Italian, whose name Is Moroni lie trace. Moroni to Monte
Carlo, makes hts eoaualntenoe and invitee him to dinner. Bertram induces the Italian to accompany biro to Nice,
where Deuoure Orlmwade arrests him on the charge of swindling; sn opera ttluger out of a sum of money, By a
clever rase the detective gets Moroni to admit thai he left Mrs. Clowbury's house shortly before the murder waa
Uaeovered.
CHAPTER VII.
a vain saunon yon this mibbiko UAnannuiTA.
The Italian'! passion -was a revelation to the
detective. It set him thinking oyer the man's
past history. It waa evident that the signor
had some partionlar woman in hts mind. Sud
denly the detective remembered that at the
time he had Moroni through his bands he
m living with a woman who passed for his
wife. It was dangerous ground, but he de.
termlned to try it. If he made a mistake be
, Would be, showing his hand to the sosuectod
murderer, bat he made up his mind to risk
It If he could goad him into an admission
the case was settled.
"What oould you expect, signor? You
know whs. woman aro, especially your coun-
try women, when a man plays them fa's. I
suppose she didn't like the Idea of your
throwing her over for this" Englishwoman.
Bhe was watching the house when you came
out. Jealousy, signor, and tho most danger
ous jealousy of all the jealousy ot a
woman I"
"So," cried the signor, "she denounces
me, does she; says that she watched the
house and saw me leave it I Ah, Murgberita,
mia btlla, you are more foolish than I thought
you,"
" Marghorita," muttered tho detective to
himself, " the woman on the opposite side of
the street waa an Italian girl named Uarghe-
war jijsigEdaa,., ' , Sat
i
Our Men's
Department.
Closing out our Men's Spring
Overoortts. Who wants ono?
Only 87 loft. Silk-faood and silk
liuod, mostly medium sizes, 34, SO
and 88 ; UBual prices $12, $14, $18
and $20 ; to closo at $10.00.
Somo splendid coats at $7e00.
Odds and ends of Jersoy Coats ;
about a hundred not enough to
pack away ; if you need a good ono
worth from $2.98 to $4.50, call in
to-morrow early and make your
own choice at $1.29.
We boat the world on Ovoralls
and Junipers.
Our Everett Blue Denim Over
all is double stitched, five pockots,
patent buttons; a perfoct-iitting
garment, better than the Orr's,
Dutchess, Elephant, fec, yet wo
sell them for ()c Others ask
$1.00 a big saving for a working
man. White Duck Ovoralls and Jump
ers at 59
A first-class Domot Working
Shirt for 3J)C-! same as the regu
lar 50c. article, only ours is made
larger and better.
UNDERWEAR. What is tho
matter with French Balbriggans ?
Everybody sooms to bo afraid of
thorn. A littlo house with a few
thousand dozens decided a short
time ago to go out of business ;
tried to closo out their stock, but
couldn't find a house wil
ing to tako the littlo lot.
We're pretty well stocked our
selves, but at such prices couldn't
refuse. Genuine Freuch Bal
briggan Shirts and Drawers, excel
lent valno at 75c, for 4SC- You
may think it a pity to Bee staple
goods sacrificed in this way ; but
we don't view it in that light. Our
greatest pleasure is bargain-giving.
Bloomingdale Bros.,
Third Ave. and 59th St.
A P0.VDEK-WHJ8E BLOWN UP.
Connecticut's Big Explosion That Wrecked
Uraveatones but Hurt Nobody.
Isrr.ciiL to rns TTtmxo would, i
Bhidoevobt. Conn., April la. This morning
some boys set lire to the grass near the powder
house of Latlin, ItandtCo., of New York, sit
uated in a large lot near St. Michael's Ceme
tery, West Stratford.
The fire spread until it reached the powder
house, and then thero was a terrinc explosion.
Revrral tona of powder weio hurneil.
Buildings in West Stratfoid were shaken, sev
eral monuments and gravestones In tit. Michael's
Cemeteiy were overturned, and glass in dwell
ings was shattend.
ho one was Injured, however.
Don't Need the Advl."
ft Ikt Xdihir of ra. touting World:
I think it v, ould' bo a good idea to get up fife
and drum corps and name it after Tnic Evknimq
Would, and also a baseball nine. It would not
be an advertisement, as jour psper doesn't need
any. There are a lot of good amateur ball-
E layers out of work, and it would not be very
ard to organize a nine Obovxb BrazzT.
fc PURE
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CREAM
AKlHg
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more than a quarter of a century. It Is used by the
United States Uorernment. Indorsed by the heeds of
the Great Universities a. the Strongest, Purest and most
Healthful. Dr. Prioe'e Uream ltaklnjr Powder doe. not
oontaln Ammonia, Lime, or Alum. Sold only in Cans.
PU1CE UAKIMU l'OWDKH CO.
MKW TOBK. UIKaOO. ST. LOUIS.
rita.showas tho former mistress of the Signer,
and with tho so facts to go on I think thero is
a ohance of finding her now."
The Italian was still pacing the cell. The
detecthe, thinking it unwise to proceed any
further, lest ho might get out of his depth,
left him and returned in high gleo to George
Clowbury's solioitor.
" You aro right, sir," he cried. " You've
been right all alone. Moroni is the mur
derer, and it was a woman with whom ho
had quarrelled who watched him into the
house and out again. We must find this
womau, whobe name is Margheritn, for she is
the witness who can bsvo vour client's neok
from the hangman's rope. "
It was the eve of the trial of Ueorgo Clow,
bury for the murder of his wife. Tho pris
oner sat alone in his cell, a prey to the
gloomiest thoughts. The close confinement
and tho anxiety had told upon his health,
and he had of late fallen into a listless, hope
leiH s ate. The jnil officials noticed tho
change Clowbury's indignant protests of
innocence and his outbursts of passionate
grief had altogether ceased.
Mr. iiartram when he went abroad had
bade bis friend be of good cheer and hopo for
the best, but tho solicitor had returned, and
had been bound to admit that ho had failed
to throw any new light ou tho affair which
would be a ivantageous to tho iirisoner. In
fact, he had an uneasy idea that in hunting
down the Italian, instoad of benefiting he
had rather damaged his friend's case,
'1 he authorities in London, after having tho
facts of the case laid bofore theui, had re
fused to authorize Moroni's arrest upon such
a slonder basis of suspicion as Mr. Iiartram
and tho detective wcro able to put forward.
It would be too absurd to put the two men in
the dock as " accomplices. " and equally ab.
surd to charge two men with committing the
same murder unknown to each other. The
fiatiB&sWtti
OPENING
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Ladies' and Gentlemen's
FURNISHING GOODS STORE,
2B94 THIRD AVENUE,
Near 120th Street,
TO-MORROW, APRIL 13.
We shall open our new establishment with a
complete line of
HOSIERY, NECKWEAR,
UNDERWEAR, SHIRTS,
CORSETS, &C. GLOVES, &C.
The Stock has been carefully selected and con
sists of every grade of goods in these lines on the
market. We shall keep a stock of goods excelled by
no house in the city. Everything sold will be as rep
resented, and by fair dealing we propose to secure
the confidence of our customers and retain their
trade.
J. B. GUTTENBERG k SON,
12194 THIRD AVENUE,
Near ISOtli Street.
FANCIION GOING TO EUROPE
C1IARLES ABBETT, 11ER LEADING MAN, IS
GOING THEKE TOO.
Airs. Dlxey's Menial Thru Nlie Is llrhialnc
at Hull for Dlvorre Acnluat Adonis I'ru
duclluu oT Jaknliow.kl'a Nr Uiera
Hobrrt l'mzer'. Iliiey Mrnaun Contract.
Between llootli and MoriJ.eka.
Miss Maggie Mitchell is this wtelc plajing In
Providence. During the Holy vnek rhe will nut
appear. Her season will close in a mouth, and
she will then ko to Europe to visit her daugh
ter, Fanthon, who is noiT at school in Hani
burg. It is said that Miss Mitchell s season has
been better this rear than for manv years back.
Hhu is still a potent attraction, and can clear her
U0, 000 by a theatrical tour. Miss Mitchell is
jvorth nearly half a million dollars, and her day
has not et passed. Charles Ahliott.Mlnu Mitch
ell's leading man, after closing the present sea
son with hoi, will go to Europe, where it is said
ho will marry a leadimt American star.
...
Tho latest importation, Lena Clarke, Mile.
Tina, and their 100 cat, rats, mice and birds
arrived on the steamer Wyoming, from London,
and will appear during tho last week nf the How
ard Specialty Comjiau)' enicagement at tho
Standard Theatre. These beings nillghea pn
vats performance at 11 o'clock to-morrow morn
ing at the Standard.
e
Edwin Booth is coing to make his flr?t appear
ance with the Booth and Barrett combination
next Monday night in Cleveland, O. The or
ganization will then continue on its way to San
Francisco, where it opens May i:). Conn acts
are already being made for the Joint appearance
of Booth and Modjeska this in spite of the re
markable verbosity of Lawrence Barrett in
Rochester.
e
Robert Frazer is a very busy man at the nres.
ent time. He is rehearsing Richard Gulden's
play, arranging for some more "Ben Hut"
tableaux in l'liilailelphia and also for the pro
duction of a children's " Midsummer Night's
Dream " at the Progress Club. Mr. l'raei still
finds time to select his little matutinal scarlet
boutounUre, an evil habit that tin probably con
tracted from his ex-partner MilliUui.
...
Mrs. Pixcy's (Initial of the statement that she
is briugiug a ilhoico suit against the nimble
Adonis will, of rourse, put a stop to the itlalto
talk on the subject. This has been try Inuil
and positive, undo cry detail of the alleged case
made known. Mr. aud Mis. Dlxey haw two
children. Henry and Evangeline. Ditey has
always taken exceedingly good aro nf bin fam
ily and loved his children devotedly. All that
money could do for them he has done.
...
Miss Nettie Harrington, a daughter of " John
Carboy." the theatrical writti, has been en
gaged by Donnelly and Qirard to appear with
them in their new play called "The City Direc
tory, " in Chicago. w
"l'aola," the new opera bv Harry Paulton and
Edward Jakobowaky, author and composer of
"Erminle," will be piodiioed bj Mr. J. C, Duu
at the Uraud Opura-Uousu, Philadelphia, on
May 14.
nten of Labor.
The Building Trades Miction melts to-nlKht.
Nuaily all the fnithei-woikurs recentl) on
stlike hao found implojmont.
About one-half nf the striking carpet-westers
Iiuvh found employment again, and nf the uuiii
lui a few havu gone to Philadelphia and
1 tinkers.
All the stieet lailnny unpluuc atMimuap
olis ale on stnko nirninst a ream tlon of wages,
aud their St. Paul hiithuu aiu exacted to
follow.
President Mcllrido, of the National Progres
she Union of Minirs and Minn Laborers, has
urited the ac iptHiue of the opirators' proposi
tion on the itiniiud that it will maintain har
mony and pciieful rdatlons between employers
aud euiplojed.
Iho Rochester stieet railway strikers aro run
ning rair alls in opposition to the companies'
rais, und aiu doing a liiiget business than tho
latter, because the public is in Hjmpathy with
the strikers.
'Ihe Eastorn (Hubs Manufacturers' Associa
tion has changed the ilutu of shutting down the
works from Juno l." to July 1.
WORDS
BsusassBS9Bxsaxaj
Are weak when we talk about
clothes for boys under fourteen.
Nothing weak about our
make, though we know what
" boys' wear " means.
Prices run from $4.00 to
$11.00 for all styles of Suits, in
all kinds of goods that are
pure wool.
If you think 65 or 70 per
cent, of wool is enough in an
e very-day suit, we can sell you
one for $3.00.
Hactett, Carliart & Co.,
Mod's and Soys' Clothing and Hats,
1 1 COR. CANAL ST. 4 B'WAY.
uonnvr ippvins ltvwTpvrrrrni.v fn notiTK to iomiow.
theory of the prosecution was that tho hus
band wag the murderer, and thevwero not
going to weaken that theory by ordering tho
arrest of another man for the same crime, es
pecially a man ncainst whom there was not a
particle cf evidence that oould be substanti.
atcd.
JsWtswIsffrt'f Irrfffftesfeiairi "i.'-ta&A
Moroni was shrewd enough to suspect very
soon that things were not going vxactly us
the dctcclite wished, aud then he became
more reticent.
When the decision of the authorities in
Loudon was received, Messrs. Iiartram and
Qrumvado were at a loss what to do. The
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itll ate. rluliit furiirculars lei call ltl, IttHt.
AMUSI3MKNTS.
PROCTOR'S 230 kJfc&
Ml II. I. KOI1.INII ON,
m.ii, iiiikci:sm
C0UKTlr JbAIR.
' Oslhers In lis four aits a areat deal of liunian nature,
It Is a suic. u, IIiith neil l uo mloLlua of term iu set.
ting IhiMilown," Ke Nun
v. ('.K,J'!r"' P.'"" W'r."?'" .8 1 1," 1 .00.
Nlalits. H.15 lurlla7MalfueB, , Thealn. parties
formlnaltl or out ir tuwu can now .ecu reseats 110 Jals In
ailranoe lijr mail, tIa'rsull.telephollii(u.U.W. SJ1 St.),
V1UT JVC "fc..SkllVKIJ HHATS, Ki
iiui-Kx&.&f, ''. Uirda and Ilalionr. t)U('
MIW I'untll lO-NIUHT
. , I III: I.AIlV OK LYONS.
Jlat To-Moriun, ' I'.inllln ' Ksl ! , "Mie htoons
tuOonjuer" Neil Wk, ' Sll) I'AHIIA "
uai.mkk's tiii:ai hk " " b-way siotii ht,
THE MAY JSVCA ULL
QUEEN. ,,,1Wt!1Vanv-
MAi,r,rA?,A,LJV,!i,(:T,I,:A'i:!fSo11.M.,.
... tnn'salH,aO Saturdar Maliuen
4T" i CAPTAIN SWIFT. ,ott.
MONTH A Great Hucc.as-World. Jap gH l'ennian.
BUOA1IWAY 1 IIKATItl. OOIIM It 41hTST.
.Mstlnm Wod.audWat atU V M. UrenmlriatU.
LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY.
AI.1llWMlO LflOc.
ACADEMY ""rf,,,n'
NKillTH H DUN1IA.N 'I'llllllI'MON.
K.iAM,.SATATa. H0MST AJx""'
Trosiriii iiiai.'.s uonuckt iialk
K WAL-WI-KI,
I HK H.OWrit OK TONOUIN. '
3 MATINKl.U Monday, Wdntday, haturdajr.
H. R. JAC0BSr3D AVE7fHEATRE?
tLORt'MiKJ TlaTfcnP. Or, Til K
II1NULUY &JJ A. 1 AVKNIIKR'H OAT1L
Apni is UNiirirnir i.a.sii
nit. JACOBS' (111 ALIA)
. OLD IIOVM:itY rllKATltti
TT A f B1VJ1 llartl. Lalnpbelra l'lar
Mm jAmmVm JLA M i.s ! I Aiuar in d Ht roll v Cumpany.
April 1.'. HAKUli: i VON Lfcl.il
WTiNiwiniiirATitr, iiom:ky, nkar canal
VT rilelir'el Seuaatlinsl Drama, I Matinen
itni'iit.N (ii.rr. .hir.iay
Or, Life An uinr ttie lliutiraucer. I at ',.
Noil Ueek " Kattl, tliu 1 anil jr Help "
DUCKHrADI'll'S, TO NKIIIT MATSAT af-1 M
1 UK 111 OHI.IA l OI.OUKI) .MI.NSI'KI I H I
Liivtuv vii iir tho I uwbn) Kianl.t and loairl
bU.NDAY Ml. 11 r OoruMUi Mu.,,,.1 ( omedy (Jo
AMIII'ltlj Tlll"ritr. Irslnir Plawapil intlist "To"
Main,, Monirit i law ami iii ii nitirii:
KOl'K Hat Mat aaj Kv. Uli: UKIIILN LEO.NOKLN
tune vins Rroniui; short, nml tho former
would lane to return to Lou lou to tiiku
vliarso ot his client's mterost there, anil the
detective was mult r order, to return to town
id no After it lonj; diKi'iishion, Mr. Iiartram
screed tliitt the Ik st tluus to do was to leave
the Italian uhuo tie wits mid return to town
und try and cot strouuer ovidouco neainst
him there
Hut this plan whs entirely UiJ.et by tho
siunor hiuiNulf, wlio in somo msti nous way
suciaedtd in sitlsfjliit; tho claim ot Mile..
Foutenuv mid luducini; her to withdraw tho
charge a.'ii.iist him,
When tin holicitor aud detictito left Nico
tluv were Mimtiwliat hturtled to 11 lid that ono
of the t nwilleiHli) tho t'XirO'H wa-i tho si",
nor hliiibi If On the platfonn ho came up to
them and raisul Ills hut pohteh " (ientlo
men," ho said, "wo aro fellow. trutullers.
I um uomn to London. It uriotes me that
on liut not taken inn into uistod fortius
iiiurtUr, as nun I must puv mv furo mjse f,
and it is an oxintisnc jottruot "
'1 Im unovp. clod mine ou tho part of tho
Italian taused (u-i ro C'lowlmrjV solioitor to
feol more uuonsv ou his client's account. If
the Itiilinu was tho cuilty man tho last plan)
ho nould lie couiL' lo, now lie know that l.o
had bet ii saspectod und iuipmies mndo about
him, would bo Loudon. "Aud if ho is
inuoctut," Mr. Hnrtram said to himf.olf, "I
can't fr the life of niobtohow that ioor
uirl could havu bocu killed by am ono but
her husband."
The detectio shook his luad. "I'm not
uoiui: to civo tho case up us a bud job) ot,"
ho said.
' ' What nioi e con you do " said the solid,
tor.
" Soinothiui: which will bo very ui-oful to
mo In tracing Moumi's movements ou the
niotump of tho criiiH. I fun gOiiic to find
tho woman who was seeu in tho street at 0. 30
that inoruiuu bj tho constable."
" She has bee nJertibed for already aud
without success."
AMUSEMBirrS. L
II Ulll HO 14T1I MTUKliT MUuEUl. 'WMW
"f'Vl lHTIf TTM.V , " WHAT IS IT ? Wm
Oklahoma lliMiiners " AJfeb," the Chssamap. JWUkwmwm
1 he , las Van Loer Hpecialtr 4. J$aLH
fAlltSOV SlJIMlir. (lAUI)PV. !&
III ONLY tl.sK WI.KK MOKB AKTKHTHIS LH
I.XI1I1IIIINII IN I1HOUKLYN KASTKK MONDAT. H
GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH. JH
U Hiiifa. il Stasia, lIlpiindrorosIUotnaTraok, SlssSSB
Triple ( In us. rarlt Otiinpia Hippodrome, sTiBH
Wlltl Moorish OaraTau. Mentfferies, Arlarr. Ao.. wvlHH
llallof Illusions, Arabian iantasla, iimmmmmm
Trsineil Anlmils, 41) Clowns, ;00 Performers. eLLH
IM.ltH)U.MANUi:s AT ii AND H H M. JaLH
Aitmla.lun, fid tents l-lth are )t children nndw 0 RJMiJH
yesrs, y."i cents reserved seats, HI (Madison ar..). S3aH
UNION HUtrAIti: TUP tTllt: .1 M, HILL, Mar. .flH
LAT W I KK HUT TWO, . SsaBSsV
IILLhN IIAUUY 'ILH
A WOMAN'S rllKATAHKM. Zk
A LatiKhlnif Muoieiin Huns, s packed ntghtl, LXXXXXm
Se. urn nests In advance v$m
SUNDAY K, I.VINd, AI'ltIL 14. ' tt
IHK MODIIKV ('AOAN, JSLH
IjK-tiireliy den. n:uUui: HIIEItlDAW. iHH
C1HANIOIL'llA-IIOUS SSsfl
Tlleseried heats I irihcatra Circle and HalconyOo. iVaBBl
NATURAL GAS. I .& fM
hoxl Week I'll I' (IHKAT IIPIIKV ANN. t'SSSSSsI
. it Sun, In) AMIKII V, OUR HOMIi W&m
11Y l'lfor UltOMW'hLL "laH
UAItltlOAN'S I'AHK 1 IIPATIIE. "" "SH
EDWAIII) HAHKIOAN Proprietor ikW
M. W HAM, I.V , T.Manacar fl
LAnrwiiPKopnir.HFAso. "uw 9B
KUWAHDHAItltltlANMOKIUINAL COMEDY, SflH
IIAVK JlllAHAM AM) Ills IMIPULAHORCIIERTRA Jsfl
WKDNLSDAY .... IIATLNLLS HAIUHDAY iiL
BIJOU Tlll'.ATIII', HroaiUsr. In t .'10th and Hist st. 'asH
MAIINI.PS Wl'llNI NHaV ANO rlATURUAlf; llH
nf tile si.ai.on Is are titit aucoess, 'bsBBH
A 3! 1 l)N I (JUT 1 5 ELL, f
11Y IIOVT, AUTIIOll Ol "A HRAHS MONKEY." l'aH
(Islt, ry, iirm ri'i.iriiil. r()c , TiVi , sit, $1,50. 1lsl
rilONY PAHlOll'S NI'W 1 ITU ST TIIRATRR iH
JL ! Ill fir SHOW OKHFASON. 'iltttXU
MAIINPi: JOHN1' KI.I.IA'JAMK.SK. IIOET. SH
1 UIDAY 'Hubs A teuton Conroy A Demns.', 'sSSSSSH
I lisrlnsriianiaii, John Hart, SnLI
Nett WeokLeavitt's Kuropuan Hpeclalty Oo. Uail
1A81NO " HKOAI)WAYANUlIUTU3iC Jl
MA ll IV 5 r.VKNINOSATR .SsH
IIhUUI. ) MAIINIU SATURDAY AT J. SflH
Adnn.aion ,iOj Keats reaervedy weeks In adraaoa, tjaTWsl
1 TII KTHl:lCT'l IIKAT UP Comin.nclnr April ft'.' Hsl
X- MA1I.M.I .SM DNISDAY A.NU HATUUIIAY. vHtM
Nntshle Ural Priiductlnn of jBaaaLH
AN IRON CREED. JB
TYI'HI.M TIIHAIHI'. 4TII AVK, AND UrtDST. sal
J ! "A triumph of stac. art.1 0
Tlli:.1IAI(tlIIIs. World. ' Unused .nthual. immtm
iiMicapptau.e ' Afall. kSbLV
ll.ulmatH in Matinees hATUItl) A Va jmmmm
STAM)ltl) TII1:ATI(K. Uroadway. ,13d st, JaH
Ktery Pveuluir Matlne... Meilnemlny snd Hstarday. bbH
IIOWAItl) AIM i:.N .7:111 -piM'l.Vl.TY CO. SSm
all mi intr.Ar KAVoitirm. ISbH
Neit wiek, new attractions, Inoljdlna Caacabat, 11bbbV
fTTII AVE. TIIKAlKi: l.vV. at S Hat. Mat. at It'. '1I.B
0 N. C. GOODWIN ,n -1
A GOLD MINE. wM
(JTAIttHPATlIi: LAST WEEK. WkW
k3 Every I veitlna at M Matinee Saturday at2. 'attSBBI
Ittisi: ('(Hilll.lM 4rHH
In h. r new play, .lOCI.I.YN. fli
April irKi'b.on and Ciane, '"lliw Henrietta.' rLbH
ritHKA'lltncOMIOUI' lL'Vhat . bet. Ud A Lai. arcs. .Sa
L A liVllAL Wltl.UK, 5SbH
from the Madison Sijuarn Uieatre, with company, soao pLXW
erv and etf'Hls the eame as pruduied thera. llait j&aailBBBBl
wtr.a " A llrassMonkiy," Matinee Haturday, ttLH
riMIEOHANDMPMI.UM AHOMEVAIIKRIB. "ztftWA
I :i4.'i .I47I1UANDKT . N Y lLH
I' .altlvely a ll.InK '.IP.KMAIU aud thouiandaototaaf 4mmm
wunders, lucliidlnie the wnuilertul Oyasutls. SLH
Adtulu'lou 10 tenta, reserved seats, fi oents .atrs. 3$SBbbH
MINEU'H PPOI'LK'STIIKATIIK ,,,' ilm
iSuperlor isft iri.uery anil .ccesaorlesl TUB Jk
Till: froinorftrlnall'ioduls Matinees Wednel VbbbH
WIFE, day andTfalurday WIFE. fgM
NnltWeek 1 HE CAVALIER StmM
Ml lil'AI. IN Till'. Ulllll.ll, .y..1
TliriPPlpi NEW MUHKI HALL AND ALHAM- iMlH
I Hh INN bS HHA COUItl. IMIl K 14th St. Jjlmt
1 IILIUU Ul THE 'IONM Elt UltCHESTItlOW. H
1 OT1I ST. 1 HATTLi: OPEN abbI
1 it and OK ALL DAY ?H
4fH AVE. I tlinTVrJllUHQ, AKVEWIlfa )H
BKOO K LYX AMU3KMKNT8. PH
tOItANDTIIEATRR. iH
lU(l(iranilst.,ilrooklyn,tE.0. 'Ji4IbbH
WLEK Or APRIL K. WStttM
Survival nf the Fittest. bbbbI
A Itoysl Kea.t In UtotSL IhPbB
LILLY CLAY'S ffl
Colossal Gaiety Co. !
40 n(-hu. 40 $M
PUCSCNTINO H
The Oorgeous Spectacle of jtH
Beauty in Dreamland $M
and a Dnhlnjf Verklsaa of flblH
"ROBINSON CRUSOE." 19
- 1 l.e ltaaeof Two lleml.phsra il
Lr.EAVK ACADEMY OKMUSIC. JH
this Week. Matinees WeJneiday and Saturday. KbbbbI
THE STOWAWAY. M
Kelt Week-CLARA MORRIS, SmW
nil. JAt Oils' DliOOkl.Y.N' THEATRE, m
m Cor Waabiutflnn and Johnson tits aLH
Matinee Muliilay, W ed,ieHitay and gaturda. iIbbbI
I'lllS Wi:i.K, 4Lbb1
w v., tis t i.o ?H
Kelt Wwk-oS E OF THE FINEST. '''H
AMPHION ACADEMY. ViES- 'M
IsVnry l.veiilufc. .MatiuHtst) WvJueAtla and tiaturdx, Tt
THE PAYMASTER
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE
Minnie Palmer"ln 'My' Sweetheart. jm
C" 101 HIVN8 IMHK'IHEATIIE. WbbI
; THIS W:EK-HArURUAY MATINEE I&.H
EgRS. LANGTRY. M
CD Cfl Mil I Tha Australian Humorist, "ifuH
rnLU MIILLJi Monarch of VentrlloquisU. TbbbI
I rsnuilha, Ijueen nf the Hlack Wire Ella Love, Has -bLbI
llcalbiir). Albert Ward. Minnie Sihuit.at Zipp'aCaalno 'SMLH
I Ills U i:i:k lluber i Oebbardt, Propnstora. ,?H
" Yea, bnt wo dulu't know who she waa "SbCbH
thou. Woilouou.'' WumWW
Ou the day Lofcire tho trial Mr, Bartrum 21B
hmln louu iiitoriu with his clieut. Every- 3b1
tlnuu had L'eeu iluiio that could he done tot Hal
tho defense, Imt tho Kohcitor was almost in 3sbbI
1 despair. Clow bury persisted in his state- JxH
ment I hat ho couldn't toll where he lost tha lHA
I swordstiok ou the journov. All ho could Bay JSH
was this. " When he gnthered his ruts aud JpH
tliii);-. touethur ou arriving at Paris ha i7iH
luixsed it " One other statement which tha Hfl
. priwiier Hindu to him caused the solicitor's vLm
I uiicusiuehs to Lo renter thttu ever. He hid .aH
tulil his client of his suspicious ot HreLfl
Murom, aud of nil that ho had doue both vSbI
abroad and at homo to try aud fix the $!bI
finlt ou him; unit uiintiomm; the woman VjSdl
miu imh hiv d to liau beuu iu the street, ha n$,H
i iiskid Clow bury if ho noticed such a woman 'iLH
wl on hu luit the house. George Olowbnry oH
ut orico ropl ed that ho distinctly reoollected XjlH
I fceemi; a wouiun iu the street as he came out iSflH
if the door, lie didu't notice her face, which 'JnTsfl
j was turned away from him. Uy her figure oKH
lie shi uld think she wns young. Slfewason ja?IH
1 tho opposite sido of the road, and he didn't re
I piti.s tier, as he walked away iu the other di- einH
teetiou lo whioh sho appeared to be coins. ISM
This fn s.i piece of evideuce filled the so. tStimW
hcttor with terror. If this woman whom 'fl
(iritnwtulo wns endoivorini; to run down $
wi ro to lw found and put in the witness-box, vSM
slio would cortuiniy be of no service to his Jl
etionl, for lie admitted that it was be whom 'jEfl
sho enw come out aud supposing she de- 9
hcnbed him us appearing agitated or toy- ijH
thing of tlmt eort, it would be about tho last jifll
straw in tho weight of evideuce that would 1?S
break low n tho I uck of hts case. "IS
It wits, therefore, a great relief tothnanx- flfl
ions lawyer when meeting Mr. Orlmwade by jQI
appointment that evening, he learned that, in lHI
sinte of every effort luado, not the slightest. PH
due had vet oeou found to the whereabonta oi zfli
the miasiiig Marghotita. T,mm
(To be Cuntwutd Xo-Jforrovj.) fflM
JuBBI
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