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THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL I!?, 1889. " 3 ' H
II Ml. II,. ... - . i tiSH
THE THEATRES NEXT WEEK.
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THERE 18 THE USUAL VARIETY OP THE
ATRICAli ATTRACTIONS.
I.nnl Joint Apncnrancr of llah.nn nnd
Crnnr In "Tlio Henrietta" Ilrrmntin
nt tlir Oriuiel Opera Continued Hitrcra.
tit "Tlie fllny qnren" Helen Ilnrrj'e
l.aitt Week nt the Union hiilinre.
The coming week Is remarkably devoid of the
itrical novelties, but at tlio coiiibinntinti bonnes
there will he cry innny changes. Tlioatro-Kocri
mint not expect brilliant noToltics every week.
TheFcason is itill extremely lltcly. The most
Important of tho " channel "next week will lie
the advent of Itobeon ntid Crane to tlio Htar The
itre. 'Xheywlll present llronann Howard's ael
mirablo play, "Tlio Henrietta." whlcli has
already become almost famous. This will bo the
at appeal auec of llob.on and Crano as "Joint
Mars " in thin city.
l'rof. Ileirmaun will bo tlio attraction at tlio
Orand Opera-Honco next week and will proctnt
bin popular entertainment. Hermann In slwava
what managers call "a tlruwitig card." HI
entertainment ia full of interest and tlio necro
mancer'" personality is aUo distinctly Kratify.
ins. Iicrrniaun'H lcmarks ure alwaya witty and
he ia endowed with a great deal of what Is
known an personal inacne tism.
"Tlio May Queen" has now established her
airy adf at l'aliner's Tlieatro. nnd Col. Me
Caull. of tho excellent company that presents
the opera, is about to bio himself to Europe,
convinced that bin presence is no longer needed
here. fsllmlka's opora is doing crv nlcoly.
Te Wolf Hopper and Dlgby Ucll aic keeping
their etc ftiadfnatly in tho direction of base
ball. They each hate a topical sons which they
can bend to baieball uses when nicosary.
"Nadjy" will soon be withdrawn from tho
Caami. whcie it has enjojod a highly prosper
ous reign. Those who have not yet scan thl
popular opera t-till hato a few opportunities to
rectify their error of omintlon befoic tho pro
duction of " The linsands. " 'I ho music of thii
tiperaishy tho tiitietiil Oflcnbich; tliolibntto
b tlicHatfrleuKlilbert. It will bo moii at thu
( aeinoiievt month.
At I 'rue tor's Iwcnty-tliird street ihcatro the
facetious .Mirs Abigail l'ruo still continue to
join in the hrmu in "The County Fair," Thu
lady ha marie a gre at many frieiiilH. and theatre
Parties at this limine am nownuitu tlio thing,"
he pioductlou luia thu- far Lten an extremely
fortunate one tor all coiccinod. In "Tlio
County Fair " Jlr. Neil 111 mis has marioahit
that send- nil car.Iir iinpcnonatiotiH far back
into tho sbi'ile.
"A Hold Mine "is "till mnnlv,' at tho nrth
Avenue 'llicatio. whero Bias K. Woolcott. of
Ornvi Vallej, Cal , Ueo.-niii I.oiiilcm under tho
itiiuieuce i f a htiscouttble widow, whom wo are
lnl to belief e, upon tho Html disc, nt r thn cur
tain, will bt'comn Mrs. Nilai K. Woolcott, of
(Irass Valle, C'al. Mr. (ioodwm'H unpen ma
tiou has not lost any btreucth by frequent rcpo
tlt'oit. Miss Hclon Harry will begin the last week but
oieofher onjMRumont at tho Union Hquaro
'Jlnatro Momluy night, still piocntiitg the
adaptation of Kcrilw'H dainty play, "i.a Jlattllle
eles Dames" as '"lho Woman' i Stratagem," in
which Miss Hairy appears ai tho diplomatic
'.eiunte d'Autretal. Miss Harry lies excellent
support m l't auk Mnrdauut and Charles Oil uuy.
Tho laht perforniHiiccs of llariigan connuny
in this city will bo Riven to-day at the l'ark
Theatre, where "The (Inp " has been running
durifJR tho week. All HairiRau's friends and
admirers oucht to bo preicut trMiight ami gho
tho clever actor-manager and his excellent com-
J 'any what Is sometimos called, a "send-otr. "
to fa to present his plays in other cities. 'Ihe
date of bu return to New York is not fixed.
"The Orlp"is well worth seeing. It is not
quite the same as when llrst presented.
"Captain fctwift's" run ia now drawing: to a
close. It has been long and successful. There
have been no "hundredth performances, "no
souvenir, and the absouco of these has not
been lamented by any one. "Captain Bwift "
has drawn on its own merits, and on the merits
of a company that ia only equalled in this city
by pno organization. After "Captain ttwiit"
will, come Miss Maddorn In an adaptation of
"TetedeLinotto."
At Mr. Haifa Theatre Comlquo in Harlem,
A. Brass Monkey," which enjoyed such a long
run atthe Jlijou. will bo tho ensuing week's at
traction. "A Ilrais Monkey" i-j supposed to
satirize aurorstitiona folks, which means that
it mnst apply to the larger pott ion of humanity.
Hut it doer nut matter vcrv much what lioyts
plays lati.-izo. Thoy are highly popular, and
introduci many clover people.
"Litt.o Lord Fauntleroy." Mrs. Trances
Hodgson Burnett's play, is still running at tlio
Broadway Tlieatro, nut it ia Hearing tho close of
its wonderfully prosperous engagement. Tho
dainty little Lord cannot monopolize this bouse
for tho Hummer. Other contracts have to bo
fuiailed. When " Littio Lord Fauntleroy " is
withdrawn Francis Wilson will appear at tho
Broadway in "Tho Oolah."
At tho Lyyconm Thoatre Nathal's adaptation
a of Sardou's ' ' Ferreol. " called ' ' The Marquise, "
i still to bo soen. and no definite announce
ment has yet been mado as to its withdraw al. It
was to hato run for four weeks only, but Mann
Ker Frolunan is always delicately tentative,
" The Marquise " affords the members of tho
Lyceum stock company excellent opportunities
to distinguish tlieniKcitc'.
"Tho Battlu of (lettjabnrg," tho cyclorama
at Fourth avenue and Nintt'enth street, instill
open all day anil in tho eiieuing. l'hlliupoteaux'a
realistic painting has met with a great deal of
appreciation. Mr, J. M. Hill has douo a (treat
deal for the cvclorama hlnco bo tlrst took it
under his pi ntectiUR managerial wing. It has
been well pationioil during tho week.
Tonv l'astor announces for tho coming week
a new European company specially ongsgeel in
London by M. B. Le'vitt. Among tlio-e who
will appear are Killer, a "pu'co.inanual"
Phenomenon; tho Zanetto troupo of jugglorn
from tho London Alhumbia, tlio Miller Histcrs,
tho l'ylades, character mimics; tho fnmiy
A one", Mclntvro and Heath. William F. Kan
andMiBsMa Henry in a sketch called ".So
ciety, "Duncan, tho ventriloquist, and the Sher
mans. 'Iho Parmclla brothers, grotesque acrobats;
I lorenoa Millor. "tho Southern beauty;"
rauiUHon, tho Iron King; thoTlssotain tableaux
Tiants; the Mignam family, M. Bablon, the
1 reneh mimio, and otheis will appear next
week at Koter A Ilial'a. The Chineso panto
mime, "Wal-WI-KI; or, The Flower of Ton
quin, " with Mile. Estrotta Bylvia as premiere, will
begin the second week or its run at this house.
Jrmea Hardio and tiara von Loot will bmdn a
week's engagement at H. It. Jacobs' Thalia
Theatre on Monday, prei-cnting their melo
diaina. "On tho Frontier." The play is full of
reallstio features depleting llfo in the Far West
in all its phases. It affords Mr. Hardio and Miss
von Ltcr many opportunities. They will be
anoportod by a good company. A band of real
Indians will bo introduced.
...t"."lU.J,'.0,",!." T)1,r1 Avenno Thcatro the
attraction for the coming week will be Walter H.
Banforil who will appear in bli successful melo
drama known as "Under tho Lash." Tho play
haa had few metropolitan representations af.
ready, and has proved its ability to awaken the
enthusiasm of tho gallery gods. It contains a
number of stirring situations. Mr. Bauford will
have a good company,
"Hald Fasha." lllchard Btahl'a comlo opera
that was mado know n to the metropolis a few
weeks ago at tho Htar Thtatie. will be the at
traction for tho couitng week at NibloV, The
opera Is beautifully put upon the stage, tiie
scenery Is bright and attractive, and the cos.
tunics unusually tasteful. "Raid Fasha" ia
billed for a two weeks' run at Nlblo's. It will be
presented with tho same, accessories as at thu
Htir.
"A Midnight Bell. Hoyfs latest, will begin
tbf seventh wick of its niicccrsfiil run at the
Bijou Theatre Mondav night. On Tuesday tho
fiftieth performance of tho comedy will take
pltcc. Btulasouunlr in tho shapo of a slhor
bell will be presented by Mr. Itosonquost to
everybody there on that occasion. ,4A Mid.
night Boll" it is said, has drawn tho largest
audiences of the season to the BIJou.
A levived edition nf the farce-comedy known
as"Katti. tho Family Help." originally pio-
lured in this cnuntiyat the BIJou, will proall
next week at the Windsor Theatre. Miss Mari
etta rHsh w II appear In the leading part, and
she will be assumed "by George Lauri, Harry
B. Bell and otlurs. Hlnco "Katti" was lost
veen here a number of new songs and specialties
havo been Introduced.
Henry Leo will bo seen In " Tho Cavalier, " an
adaptation of D'Ennery'i play, at tho People's
Thcatro next week. 'Iho play, it will be rcmein
b' red. was recently given at Palmci's. and has
since been plaj oil in Boston and Montreal. In
the company will bo John Ellslcr, Franz lloinau.
E. A. MoBowell, Dan I.ccmui. C. F. Tingav.
illiamLor. Horace Vinton, Miss Minnie Belig
man and Mabel Jordan.
At tho Academy of Mtislo Undo Joshua Whlt
conib still amuses phenomenally largo audience'.
.Mernrs. tlilmoro ,V Tompkins aiiununco a special
matliu'o of "Tlio Old Homestead" for tho mith
iust. Tho many visitors itiltho city will then
have an opportunity to sec the now famous Ucn
man Thouipsoii. The Old Homestead1' Is pre
sented as cliarminnly as during the first week of
it run.
At the Standard Theatre tho BoMon Howard
Att'unicum Star Bpec'alty Company will again
bo roll next week. It lias Ik en packing the
theatre. 'Iho novelty next week will be l.eniia
Claik and Mile. Tina, with their performing
rats, mice, birds and cocatoo. Caacabel, tho
imitator, lias made a great hit. His does some
ciy clever work, lho gem of the performance,
howecr, is the magnetic Ciuguevaili.
" Oujaxcutis" and "What-is-lt? or tho
missing links, aro still to bo seen at Worth's
MiiMiem, where, dm lug tho week, they hao
astracteil considcrablo attention. 'Ilir.ro aro
many other cuiinsitios, howeor, and Mr. Oiiy
ancutlH is not allow o 1 to monopolize attention.
Oen. Wood, a midget; Big. Ferrin, plaiing
eight instrununts at ouco; the giant Shield
biothors; Annlo O'Brien, a giantess;
Annie Bell, n tall iat woman; Eng
lish Jack, the fiog man: Wesley ts.
Daiir.l. a tHttnoed man; Major Herrmann, a
midget, ami Fiji Jim and his wile are all a;
Worth's. On the stage a capital pcrtormanco is
Rheu by the Cradduc Merry Makers' company,
irolndiiig tho Excelsior Quartet, Fontett and
Ftiunett: Harry Hpairow, Lorono, tho contor
tlonlst; Edward Iiartmau. Fred Winans; Fer
nando rleury, Charles Hunn, Fannio Bauford,
A. N. Wolf, Loui L. Brown and the Brahania
In " Shadow graphs."
Tho usritiod Ati ican, "deadened, but not dls
aiiimated," willueono of tho attractions at tho
Oram! Musoum,MonaRorloaud'Iheatorinni,:i4n
and .'1-17 Gland street, next wick. Ohio's fat
boy. Master Dick James, weighing a onartcr of
a ton, will also disport himself for the benefit of
visitors. I'he feminine fenceis will indulge in
broadsword combats, and a mermaid will swim
"while the onlooker floats In a sea of doubt."
On tho stage, ltogers and Owena will entertain
with their shadowgraphy, and Maxwell atid
Bleoker'n Hotton Oslety Company will prevail.
"Die Beiden Lcuuoron " will be given at Am
berg's Ihcatre Monday night; on Tuesday,
" Der Bettelstudent" will be heard; on Wednes
day " Baub derBabiuorlnon," andouThursday,
Friday and Baturday, for tho first time, " Ner
1000 Fraueu," with Frauleln Thesaa ICIink
hammer. Mr. A. M. Palmer's Madison Pqnaro Theatre
company, in "Partners," -vill begin a week's
(ligagement at thu Fourteenth btreet Theatre
Monday night as a substitute for "An Iron
Creed. Alexander Balvinl and Mini Maud
Harrison wil) appear ae Mr. and Mr, Borgfeldt.
The play will be presented with the original
scenery and accessories.
bckdav Kianr ESTBnTMWMBimi.
At iho Broadway Theatre, sacred concert
with Campaninl, Mme. Julia KWo-Klug and
others.
At Dockstader'a concert by the Cowboy
Pianist and Cowgirl Cornettut Musical Comedy
Company.
At tho Grand Opera. House, lecture by Prof
Cromwoll, on "America. Our Homo."
At tho Union Square Theatre, lecture by Oen.
Georgo Blieridaii, on "Tho Modern Pagan."
At H. It. Jacobs' Third Avenue and Thalia
Theatro'a concern, which James Hooy, Boss
and Fenton, Hilda Thomas, Foreman and
Mnrodith. Frank Bell, Hobert Turner and W. E.
Naukqvillo will appear.
At tho I If th Avonuo The stre, a benefit enter
tainment to George W, Floyd, Nat Goodwin's
manager. Capital programme.
At Kostcr and Dial's, usual concert.
At Harngan's Park Theatre a concert in aid of
tho Soldiers' Homo at Austin, lex. Harrizan's
company will appear lu the seoor.d act of
"Poto'
At Ihe Brooklyn Theatre.
The Brooklyn favorites, Kate Claxtou and
Charles A. tjtevensou, will give at the Grand
Opcia-Houso ou Monday evening a grand re
vival of D'Ennery's famous drama. "The Two
Orphans." Tho oldeit play-goers who witness
the play are wrought up to a degree of excite
ment almost painful. 'I his famous play is one
of tho best in point of construction within the
memory of tho oldest patron of tho drama. New
scene", edict and some handsome costumes by
MU's Olaxton are promised, and a superb com
pany, luadcd by Arthur A. Forrest, who sup
ported the stars during their visit early this
seaHon.
It has been a noticeable fact that among the
excellent attractions offered by Mesrs. Knnwles
A Morris, niaiiapera of the Amphion Academy,
that the best pat ionized pieces have been those
that partook of tho nature of a burlesque. 'I his
fact bespeaks big houses all next week, when
HIcoA Direy'a "Corsair" company, with its
Iiaudsomo scenery, pretty girls, dauoing dou
tej and other feature of intercut, w ill bo thoro.
When baby was tick, we -av hsr Clitoris,
When sha was a ohtld, lb crlsd for Oastorta,
Wbea shsbocam Miss, tha clung to Outorla,
Whaa sb bad Obildrao. ins tat tbm Outortv
SBW NOTELKTra eODAI, TO OIBOBIAO'B SEBT.
A TRAGIC RIDDLE.
Jfow Love, Jealousy and Crime Were Tangled Up,
A TALE OP TO-DAY.
By GEORGE R. SIMS.
trjrorsis or i'ukckiuxo chapters.
norrClnjbiirrhabittfr qusrrol with his wife, who desire to to on tht star and U blnf trained b an
ii'UnnamK) Moroni. Clawburjr IfsTtstho bou In a rsite. hut returns JjotoraiUillaut, niakes itUndi with his
J....B .!""' 'erPatlsal onct AtKo'olocl. Mrs Clnwbnrr I toubd detd In I I, hiln barn itihiwl toth
I,.-.- J"' lit'sbaod l arri'.tM on t.Mililnii Ills lawyrr, Mr. Ilartrim, n.i.vl. th Italian and hu b m
I sue.irdat Mcin ale,t pled chairs. Whim In Jai IMictim ,rlmwidaimU tbf Italian to rattl'll? adunt tnat
- .' ii" 'n "' CUiwbuu'alonsiiou tlie iinrn nir oi thn lucidrr, by blutlnv that In bad btm sarn bj a woman
J" '""wni.n out. Auni arch la inudi lor Ihia wonisn. hn tmmr I. aaorrlalnvd tab Marairhtts Vlmhvtj
eiia n.a lawjt-r that lio paa.od a Hoiitan as be Inlt his houvd, and ftaia are felt that If ah be lound it would daruta-e
Ma cjlant'a c-.ao.
CIIAl'TKK VIII.
JEALOUSY AT THE I10TT0M OT TUB CHIME, BUT WHOSE JEALODBT ?
' ' Qeorjte Clowbury, you atnml indicted
'or that on the morning; of tlio 4th of Decern.
Vcr last you did wilfully nnd of nmlico and
aforothousht. kill aim. slny Elizabeth Ann
(lowburv, your wifo. Do you )Icail iruilly
or unt sillily V"
'1 hero wn. n silence iu tho court ntnl every
fjo wan lunifld towards tlio prUouer. Ho
kduped coiLsiiloiiilily since tlio macWcriftl
examination. Hia dark hnlr wns now tingod
with gray and hit faco was thin nnd pale.
In a firm, clear toIco tho prisoner replied,
"Not Ruiltyl"
There was n moment's pause, oud theu th
rounsol for tho proserutiou opened the oasft
As tho people in court listened to Iho plain,
1 mnnrnlnhcil In'o, it t-ounrd to them that
there could be no defense. The only twit
! that tho prosecution had -was to account for
iho murderer Rolng to Faris on bis ordinary
business immediately after the deed, when he
J mutt havo known that directly the murder
ksasititHfNiils(Mia3a
This la the last season of the "Corsair" under
the present management, and the opportunity
of seeing the old faorltcs together will, no
doubt, Iki taken advantagn nf by tho wideawake
people, of the Eastern District.
The pi actlce which prevails to a more or less
extent among theatrical peopln of giving no per
formance ou (lood Friday will bo observed by
Clara Morris, who will bo at tho Leo Avenne
Academy during tho wiek to come. Miss Mor
ris will presont D'Knnerya emotional drnma
' ' I.a 51 artyr. " w hich Clinton Htuart has adapted
from thu oiiginal Ficnch and given tho title
of " Itonle doTNIorav." The pity contains many
strong emotional rituattons. which afford Mis
Morris full scope for tho exhibition of her well
known powers lu that clars of acting, tdic will
havo the support of a capable ompsnr, eon.
tabling Fred de llelloville, Julius Kahu, Kate
Mass), Mittcua Mlllctt and Octavla Allen.
The title of the play down for next week at
Col. Sinn's Park Theatre is " He. Hbo, Him and
Icr. " It's about as amio as the nanicH of Char
io Hoyt's comedies generally are. It Is spoken
of as a apcakinq pantomime comedy, and intro
duces (Irliualdl Oro. II. Adams, as tho chief
fun-maker, assisted by tho clover llttlo miu
brctte, Toma llanlon. It goes without saying
that any enmedr in which Adams appears will
haq more or less of acrobatic action In It. Thero
will bo a number of new and original songs, and
and some clocrly arranged dances. Tho posi
tive promise ts made by tho managoinont that
this play, with the pronoun title, will be a
complnte deviation from the stereotyped style of
comedy.
When good-natured OusWHlllams presented
" One ofthe Finest'' tliti last time in Brooklyu.
it was a comedy, and a very funny one, too.
Next week, at Jacobs' Brooklyn Theatre, It will
bo glten as a full-fledged "tank" diaina, with
the attending sensational features. Williams's
old role of Capt. Mishlor is now in the hands of
F.d M. rtyan, who has ghen the woll-kuown
character some original touches. It loses none
by comparison to Williams's charartgricatlon of
the (Jcrman policeman. The tank comes nut
conspicuously as a feature In the scone of tho
dock of the Fall Itiver line, where a number of
street gamins are seen bathing, and models of
tho Mound steamers and forr)-boaU pass up and
down the mlmlo river.
Oncof tho vorvbost ofvthe vaudeville attrae
tiona on tho road this season Is tho lleutz
Santlcv novelty aiidburleaque company, under
lined for uoxt week at Pioetnr'a Tlieatro. It's
only occasionally that Manager names depatts
from his usual lino and Introduces a variety
company to his patrons, but when he dots thev
alwajs how their appit elation of the change in
programme, by p: ckmc this cosy theatre. Tho
opening sketch, entttlid "West Point Cadets. "
brings out the full Mrength of the compauv,
which includes Mile, Dorst, M. Orst.lAnnte
Hughes and John Willis, who introduce tho
sousational feature known us tho "Dolls
Quadrille," Pauline Datcheller. Ida Slddons
and Lillian Markham aro prominent members
of tho organization.
Tho engagement of tho flalcty Company at
Holmes's Museum has brought to that cosy
play-hntiso largo audlencts at each perform
ance, composed for the most part of Indies ami
childron. "OlUctto' willscnro out tho wiol.
with pretty Bessie Gray in thn title r,Me. 'Jim
little lady has become v prime favorite with thn
patrons of the Htandard. Homo new features
will be placed on exhibition noxt weekinCuiio
Hall, which now contains many iiitcrotlng ex
hibits Next week s attractions will consist of a
mixed programme of drama and variety.
That clever Australian feutrilonnist. Tied
Miller, has been re-engaged for another woek at
y.ipp's Casino, whero no will introduce homo
new features. He la a wido-awakc fellow and
almost otcry night has some new local joke.
MlnnloScliult. who has been quito ill with an
affection of the throat, has recoercd and will
appear as usual pet weok. Hho still retains
(lardner's song. "Which is tho Hotter Man."
Manager (lebhardt has moved the orchestra
down from tho i-tage. This is a move in the
right direction, which tho audience appreciates
when a song and dance artist is on the pro
gramme. There will be lively times at Jacobs' Ilrook
lyn Theatre, Sunday evening, when a gentle
man by the name of Ilrown will givn spiritual
istlo seance, aculsted by LillloMav Urowu. Ho
will not attempt to expose any of tho methods of
no-called mediums, as he claims to bo a medium
bimsolf. He oilers 41.000 for an explanation
of his method. On a former visit to Brooklyn.
Mr. Brown numbered among his patrons a num
ber of well known citizens, and created some
thing nf a sensation by reason of his Dowers in
the myitio lino.
i a.
Love's Labor Lost,
roe rack.
Pauline Seo here, young fellow, the next
time you make an appointment with me, you
waut to remembor that thore are two spires on
this cmucht
i ai
Tlio Professor Wondered. '
tVoa (A CAfroeo JVeratfaf A'rvt.)
Prof. David Swing told us the other day that
ho understood that President Harrison intemlod
to make a Journey to Now York in George Wash
ington's carriage. "And Pvo been wondering,"
continued tho Prnfossor, " whether this vehicle
was tlio back which George took at the famous
cherry tiee." Wo repeat this bou mot to indi
cato to the pnbllo that Prof. Swing is not only a
theologian but alto an antiquary of profound
risenreh.
In Town and Hamlet,
The seeds of Intermittent and btlloa. rrtnlttent ferer
eerminate and bear vtl fruit. No rommunlt baa alto
father aaoaped It. In populons wards of larsa cities bad
eewace oauies It, and In their suburbs atagnant poola in
sunken lots breed It. There la at one a reined and a
means of prevention. Its name tt lloetetter's Stomach
Bitters, whloh la, without peradrentur, tb most
potent antidote In eil.teooa to th malarial rlrus. For
titled with this tnoomparable, aaTlnc speelAo, xnUsmatlo
Inflncnces may be onoountered with abiolut Impunity.
Dlaorders of the stomach, llrer and bowela. begotlan bj
mlaematalnted wator or any other oaua, sneourub to
tb beneficent corrective named, and rheumatlo, kidney
and bladder troubles are surely removable by Its nas
when It Is given a prletnt trial
was discoTored the Continental train he
travelled by would be watched by tho police.
This difficulty tho counsel explained by
suggesting that It was pait of the prisoner's
pre-arranged icheme to escape suspicion. He
. i 1
in a nrM voice rtr. baip, " not otjii.tv."
left his homo on the previous night, snyinp
lie wax Rinc to a hotel, and he mpt linrk
when be thought no c ne wsa likely to see him
in the small hours. He accomplished the
deed and left his house again secretly before
dawn. But for his latch.xey belnjj found In
the bedroom, it was tho theory of
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MORE PRODIGIES.
Youngsters Who Are the BoaBt of
Primary School No. 12.
Altlinush Trlmary Fchool No. 11, 8r Ttoore
velt street, ts one of the smaller downtown
reboots, tho array of infant prodigies which
forma to-day's contribution to The Evireto
Would 'e galaxy show thtt its scholars aro not a
bit bohlnd iq point of clevcrnest and bright
noss. Tho school was established In itc present loca
tion in 1H08, and tho number of scholars now
upon its rolls is o or two hundred. Its Princi
pal is Miss Mans E. Hturgess, who Is assisted by
sn able corps of teachers, and the children, al
though the parents of tho majority of them aro
very poor and havo bard work to clothe and
feed their little ones, are as bright and intelll-gent-looVing
a set of scholars as can be found in
any school in the city.
The children whose plctnrcs aro given to-tlny
comprise one representative from each of tho
six classoa of tho school, bcginnlug with tho
first grade.
First on the list comes Margaret Dugan, who
Uveas with her parents at SJO Cherry street. Bbo
Is eight years old, which is considered viry
iVfffr. jimng for a pupil in
Kwlfftlk !'"-' ,lr,t grade, nnd has
&mH.l(iW& In en attending tlio
MFftt a school for three jeam.
7vf S5& : B When sho first enmo to
C' " the Kchool lier teachers
ffiij. !, f noticed her lemaikablo
IR JKZ ,vv brightness, and in a
jG?CabV. yKi ""'a vthllo 'he slinwrd
Mr--Pev t''at sho could excel in
fiK4iv?vV "cry one of her studies.
SUfMn-S JXt, and sho Has pronuittd
iBvJr-fi'v" 7 at eory oppnitunitv
If. J " i bhe is very milek w th
Si s A her licncil and pen, and
til '10r sjieclal loitc Is
. .,, diawlng and lieniiian-
class at sen ing.and her tencli(rKliae nothing but
praise for tho work ol her nimble fingers. Flip
also has a good voice winch U lieaid to advan
tage in Hinging and elocution. Maggln will bo
tho first of those to Im piomoted to tho Drain
mar Departmint at the end of thoKumincrteim.
'Ihe most original character in tho school,
however.is llttlo Vaiilngtnn linipe, who repre
sents the A Ji C class. -a-s
He is si years old .nut ?: '--J(k
isasstutdy a spcciinon Q- A
of mmg America as m
could bo touml in tonu. lli
Ho is called the Centcn- ff t$ 't
ntalboy of tho iclioo', "7 4
because hia tiist naimi &. V J .
is Washington, and ho mffa A- ,.A
oarrles himself like a JmaCl 'W'vtK
limlnutUo edition of a '2je&)&ig??J XCffi
majoi-general. hen ylilllJSSLySi
his tiachor called liliu iff; J PHI !)r&jii
out to seo what ho could ; Ji 111 I b w
do, ho uiaichid up on' 1 Ul ffl II, 'il
the platform. gao a finf III If Ay
militaiy salutewith his " ""
hand and launched nil wasjiisoto.n nun l.
in a speech about tlio
' Hoy Who Is llra e and Truo " In a manner and
with gestures that ouito astonished tho visitor.
When ho finished his piecn ho gaic another
salute and marched back to his seat without
having shown the slightest embarrassment. Ho
has never been abset.t or lata siuco ho came to
school, amUie can answer questions as quickly in
the teacher gets them off tno end of her tongue.
This remarkable youth is about '-i feet U Inches
lu holght and lives at IB Cherry street. His
teaoliers think that thev can discover in hi in a
striking reemblance to Napolioii tho (ircat.
Mary Weiss is tho bright girl of the second
the prosecution tint George Clowbury
would havo s:t up nu alibi. Commenting
strongly on tho fact of the misBiug nword
stiok, tho weapou with which tho wound
was probably inflicted, the couusel wound
up an ablo spoccb by acknowledging that
though the evidence wai circumstantial it
was frequently necessary in a secret murder
of this description to rely upon that evi
dence, and ho ended by nsaurini; tho jury that
after they had heard the evidence which he
should brine before them he feurod it would
bo thoir painful dtitv to huy tlnu tho unfortu
nttto woman met with her death nt tho hnnds
of her liuslinud, the prisoner In the dock.
Tho polico, the doctor, tlio aorvnut, nnd
other witnesses to certain facts wcio then
culled and sworn, nnd their evidence all sup
ported tho theory of tho prosecution.
Only one now piece of important evidence
was elicited ou the first day of tho trial.
"Cull Mnry l'ulton," snld tho couuse.1 for
tho nrosocutiou.
Mary Fulton was. called, nnd n yonnc wo.
man who looked Ilka a hervaut entered tho
box.
Tho prisoner loolied nt her, and an expres
sion of surprise passed over his fare. It wr.s
evident that hn wondered what on uarth tho
l.rl wus ou.ldl to preno.
The examination commenced.
" What in your naino ?"
" Mary Fulton."
" You are chambermaid at the Hotel,
Nottimjhnm ?"
" Yes, sir."
The counsel for the prosecution hero drew
from among his papers n letter, vlilch ho
h.iudoi! to the witno-s
' ' Look ut Hint letter- elo you recogniro
it ':"
" Yeo, sir. Ills tho letter wh'ch I found
In Mr. Clowbury' fireplace after he had
loft."
" After be loft, when ? give us tho elate."
" It as the 8d of December. "
A juryman here interrupted, and asked
bow the witness fixed tbo dnto, and was lu-
grn.le. She is thirteen jcars old, which Is
lather above tlio aver- ,evS!ft
age, but sho bus only 47yjSSS,
been In the tohonl dur- inWWvllfftrt
lug the preHLiit ear, ftil4AlMW.yM
and has nluady been fsEyw'n
promoted f i oin n lotn Sf (Ob rfej, I
gradn ou account of the l; I v I
aatouli-hiliglv rapid A ikw
progresi which she aJ . JJT I
makes. Hbo is selected AW'A ifc.?" Jl &
on account of her gen- liXx'IL.S't. Jjl fit,
ral iiitelligenco and,TO5SW!7Jy Slil
lu lull tut kh, which showsVWfcV;vt4H
itself in etenthlng 'hoftev1 ri r
docs: but sho is alBotvY e '
especially neat and w.o J if
liBiidywith her tewing
and all maiinnl oxer- " wnss.
cisos. All the other sclinlsrs of the class look
up to her with resnect and admiration, and her
trticlitr suyslio will not hate to remain much
loiiKerin tlio primary i-chool. Hhe lives with
her liiotliei, who Is a wiiluw, at r Hoosevclt
itrcet, and is nlways regular and punctual in
her attendance.
Josie Donolly, who represents tho third grado.
is uiiio years old and Iies with her parnul at
vrw MUM Oak street. Bhe has
J7i9 been in the school four
iWifiiKK Jiars, and is such a lit-
iMiW tl(' '"" "f - tn'ug that
tuff' "nh Itt '10 would not be taken
K7 Q for more than six. Hho
K'l 47 r K is as smart as a steel
' F 17 trap, however, and is
Vi sr A nlways tho flirt with ati
Am, C? .3g?fc. answer when tho teacher
'JHjbttSi&i A&8z. asks a question. Hho Is
wWsSSV 7A'3aii excollent reailcr and
nltMiZH- ' KsiH-ller, and writes a
IHrnni- I firm, legible hand, but
yU'lLB-PT 'J i,cr rptcialty is iliaw.
- Is I-1" ing. fur which she
... shows a decided talent.
J0SEriHM.iiosKi.LT. Jo,ih i8 i,0 ne of tho
most regular and punctual scholars in tho
school and. outsldo of tho legal holidays, Ht.
I'atrlck's 1'ay, which sho cnuscn ntiously cele
brates, is tho only time when she Is absent from
hi r placo. , , , ,
Tho fourth grade is represented by a boy,
Thomas llealy, who is seven )ears old and Uvea
at :tll4 l'eurl street. vMtnasa.
'lomniy has lnon In tbo wimTV'lV
school a j ear and a half, li'fHllflK.'We
and althoiigh be is .till &3rtfiV"a
in his kilts and sutlers STtKyiw (a
occahtiiuul liciveciitlnu 1 Cu) IW
from the otlior boys in 6 v- if
tho school on this ac- .l hi '.-
count, ho bears his lot &l JU r M&
wilhfi)ititudoaiiilloik5g'A"?u" v
forward with jotful an- KvtijjfJ!&?Oi
tlcipatiou lu tlio tiino ?3V5CSSJ52v w
when his stunly llttlo fSr.'EseHT'. y?T-
legs sbull be ine ased In W5 'Jf
tiouscrs mid he sliull ba uf V '
gruduated iutu a lull- V"v ' '
lli deed Imj. 111. lias a
moil mi'.cu nnd sptaks thomih he alt.
pures clearly and without tbo slightest einbar-la-Mncnt.
He is the ornteirot his class and his
lib Ai see ai him tho budding Indications of a
great tatcmmi.
J.ittlo lleetirl'erklns, of It) Cherry street, is
the iiri7o scholar of the
jfZK&fi'i-i. tilth glade, hhe is only
rTlUW'i '"l" ih "Id- having
TiullfM wvew entered the school when
Ffui!3Wm.xiii ''10 y,t ,l,) ""l '""
r.'V,lay5) been iironiotcl reign-
vl Mn "K. Hi larly. Hester is a putty
T3 16) t- fl ll(1u Rrt ,! lH ,Mll0
i Vj hS J' and comfort to h-r
7& . J& tirchers. Miols bright
fM't'V" yi."'o; and set-t:uici til anil
wfOfff, N$t Vj," neor bus to havca thing
MryHi WrS' ' told her twice. Hho is
J&V.ITAt2'') rcadvwlth her atiswms
erVa ' ,. '' 'JUtU and excels in reading
CSrcs?i'KS?!. and arithmetic, in
" :S which she .easily holds
nmr.it rrnKtNs. l1"1 p!aco "' hcr
1 mm
A Ilnupy .Vlrdhmi.
New Yorkers are not In riteritn consumers of tobacco.
fe true, but nearly all of them tako a whiff of a chrrtt e
after dinner, and the popular brand with tbemuowle
KlNMXTllnos.'nriciAI. Favouns Mrlutly pur. '.
formed by the rounsol that the dnto of Mr.
Clowbury'!) leaving would bo fixed btr the
books of tho hotel.
" At nny rnto," resumed the counsel, ad
dress ug the witness. " you found this letter
in the llreplnco of Mr. Clowtnir.v's bedroom
after lin had left the last time he stayed at
the hold, and that it wus the Sd of Decem
ber?" "Yes. sir."
"Now. what condition was the letter In
when you found it r"
"It wns torn in half and scmmpled
togethor -it's bocn stuck together llku this
since."
' ' Uxiiclly ; but when yon found it it was
torn in half nnd 'scruinpled' together, eh?"
" Yts, sir."
" When you found it what did you do with
it?"
" I smoothed it out ami put the two pieces
together uinl read H."
"Why?"
" 1 cnu't bny why, sir, but I elid,"
' IVuiinliio curiosity, ell ? I'.x ictly. Well.
hnvitig rend the letter, whut did jou do with
it.'"
" I showed it to ouo of my fcllow.scr
vants. "
' ml tlion- "
' ' '1 hu 1 put it nway in mv box as a tort of
cuiioMtv, iiml furLOt nil ubout it."
"Till when?"
" Till there was a talk nbout tho murder.
I didn't like to tell the mAuiicorcss I'd read
the lettor, because I thought I might bo takeu
f or n pryor, but ouo day mv fellow-scnnnt
told of it, nnd thn manageress caino to mo nnd
iisked mo nlHMit it,"
i " When wiw tludv"
I " A few diiva ni.ii. sir."
' ' And the niaiiiieeri m told vou to forwnrd
tho letti r with u statement to tho TrcnMiiy."
"cs. sir."
"Aud this is tho letter."
"Yes, sir."
"IJstcnt you'vo read It. so you can tell
me If toil ia what you read," 1
AMUSK3IKNT8: Aa.USKMBNTS. l
DOCKSTADER'S. "-Sunday Night; (tfahtr Sabred Conoorr. H
Till! CtlWIHIY PIAMHTeUMlTlin COWtllltl. CnitMCTIHT ntld thrlr .Vlt'HirAI, CO.MIiDY H
L'0.H'AN, ussl.tidbr .llllr. .linUYPAIII.A, ll.lnnnrlnli Urvnr I'rlma llnnna, tVsssss!
nnd lho KOfsMtlTII IH'MIAKIAN tlYI'SY MTIIIIENTN 4ssH
(12 In Number). uSaB
J01JL1 JliLlJL HKATH N(IW AT nOX OFFICE. -H
GRAND MUSEUM.
.lift AMI HIT (lltAMI HT.
LUCIUS KOHROE, AH OSSIFLED HEGRO,
Thorouahly Turned lo Ilnnn from Ilrnd to Foot
PARISIAN LADY FENCERS
!.lrlna; Mrriiinlel I'lontlns Inn Crystnl Foiintt
lairnello. I lie Human rlnlnmnnilcr I Mile,
'nTln. llAncrs.on tM t "iHlir .Monitor nnd
Irrrlmitri'' lliw Wnndrrrnl .llrCnrt. nnd
viciie mi nnd Frcnrli'a Novelty CnrnpKBr In
liourly nliow
PRl ClOR'S 23D nJW&
HTIM. ItOI.I.INO OS.
m:ii. uiihcgmn
COUNTY EAIR.
' Gt bvrt In It four ot a TMt dl of ham in DAtarfs
It lift tucpciu, thrhert b no Dttnctnt o( trtni in Ml
tlnic thin down." Kt. flin,
ftUMi, K in haturday Mulinfe. ) Tbfitr rr1l'd
form. n( In or out of town cn now icnrMtv(i()OiUrilti
d?ncfj ty mall, tUxraiiD,tlpbontt(No,U3hl il -t.)
MitiiiMaTsry VKUMiSlAV at Uoom. April !H.
TO-MORROW NIGHT.
II, It JACOMK'POrULAIlrtirNDAVCejNOBHTH
TlljllD AVKNUlf AND TIIAf.lA JOI.I) 1IUWKIIY)
TIIKATIU: ThehKSTrilOonAMMK oftbvtleaean.
lames T Hoe, Iloaiand Fentun, HililaTliomae, I red
Itotierte.Henator Frank UU.!,tvlr and lhorutnn. For
man and Meredith, Robert lirner, Uoulaacer Troop of
Muatoal Tower
TjrtOADVf AY TIIKATUK. OOIINRR 41RTHT.
X Matlneea Wed.anilNat.atS P.M. KvrmoaaatM.
LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY.
AII.VIIHMIQN AOr.
nnAND BAOIICT utlNOKftT. SUNDAY, AI'niL 14.
Ililronre'a famous band, HI. Italn Campintnl, Mile
Lleaiantlnade Vera. Mlsa Julle-lllve, Kins aodvlhera.
BIJOU TIIKTRK. llroJ.r. beWOIllli anrtniet a.
MAT1NKG8 Wl'.n.MJHDAV AMI) UATUIlbAY.
. , OTII, WKKK
ef the ecasonls restest saooesa.
A siiomjuiituhLl,
BY HOYT, AUTIIOP, OK "A IIRAM MONKKY."
(allerr, '-'."10 ; res.irved,r0o., T5c, SI, SI ,10.
ACADEMY Ko.j1.0.0
w1utai,j' "iiU HOMESTE Att
T YCEUM THEATRIC 4TII AVK. ANDS3DST.
XJ I I A triumph of etas art, "
Till! .1IAKQUIRK.I--World. 'MUnaednthaal-
a.tloepplanie ,' Malt.
Il.flnsat H. 1.1. Matinee. rlATUnDAVB.
CiTAirTHKATIlK. LAST PBRFOIUIAHOB,
!5 TO.NIOIIT AT H.
In her new pier, Jdl'T'l.) N.
April ir-Rnbiun and Cran. 'fii llenrtetta."
t A TH RTRKKT TIIKATRK Commenelnr April H
Xtt MAT1WKKH WKNK8I)AY AND SATURDAY.
Notable First l'rodurtlnn of
AN IRON CREED.
17-USTER A IIIAI.'B CONCERT HALL.
K WAL-WI-KI,
THE. FLOVTEIt OF TONQUTN.
3 MATINKER-Mondair, Wedneidar, batuidar.
"WTINDSOIITHRATRP.. BOWERY. NEAR CANAL
TT Ibis Evenlnc Laat Perfnrmane ot
The (ireat Benaatlonat Drama,
REUBEN OLUE; yr. Lit Amnnar the ln.hraniera.
Neat WeeTt-r' KattL th Kaml'ir Help."
TtfflNKR'fl PEOPLIt'B THEATRE
ITI iHuperlnr east, aoenerrand areesorle THIS
TilR from original model.. Matlneea Wedne.
WIFE, dajand Halnrdajr. WIFE.
Hell Wfwk-TIIE OAVALIEH.
NO lUllIAI. IN THIS WORM).
TlirlOOIPl Ni:w MUMtl HALL AND ALIIAM
I llHNX S 'tA DOUItT. l:lll K lath at.
I IILIUO Ul TUB MONBTEK OR0HE8TRI0N.
Ladies' Merino
Underzvear
for Summer.
Ribbed Balbriggan Vests 29c.
Swiss Ribbed Vests 38c.
Ribbed Lisle Vests 59c.
Silk Vests $1.00
Balbriggan Vests 25c. 5oc. 75c.
Gossamer Vests 25c. 39c. 5oc.
Children's Merino Vests
sizes 16 to 34.
Lord& Taylor.
Grand Street Store.
iius.xkss JoXL9!?:
CAUrET - CI.KANINfl AT THE QIIEAT
Aniericao Work., 155 W iUlh. Wm II Uowden, prup.
OAIU'KTO CLEANKD-T. M. HTF.WAUTraaa
7th ate. Bend for clrculara lei. call l'-'tt, U 1st at.
Tbo counsel took tba letter and road it
aloud :
" Hir : Your wife is a wicked woman.
Sbe encourages an Italian man to come into
your house many times you ore swat. Keep
jour eyes open or it will be very bad. Borne
"it is the Lrrrrn i found in sin. clow-
M'Iu'h rn.Lri.icL.
day you iji henuc find Hud bcr pono away
with Itnlian muu. , A 1hicm.
" Tl nt Mas vlut I read." said tbo witness
as scon as tbe barrister bad flnifelieil.
Sereral other witnesses were called with
regard to this letter, anions them tbo fellow,
servant and manacereaa of tbe hotel.
The jndga and Jury hiipected the letter
WUKmuMAUMUSGDM, M
11T1I STKEET. ;
" OOTASCDTIS." "" WHAT IS IT?" fM
Oklahoma Roomer. " Aireh," the Ch.e.man. TSSSavi
Th .1... V i Speoia'iv 4. Jlssssl
LOOK OUT TOR A SUBPBI8EI M
1rAniRON HUU ARE OAUIirN. 'aSSSSSsl
llJL ONLY ONlTvFKKK MORE AFTER THIS, "nissssssl
HXIllUllINll IN DI100KLYN RASTER MONbAT. V'k-WW
nAiiND.ii a: haii,i:y mLXW
GREtiTEST SHOW ON EAETH. M
2 Rlnt. 3ftlasra, Hippodrome rtaolncTraoa, rssssl
Triple rircn., Pari. Oljmpla lllpooitrome, 'lOssssssl
VTltd Moorish Caravan, Menafsrlee, Aviarr, Aav. ttlfcsiBBBBl
Hall of Illualons, Arabian Fan'a.ia, lisssssl
Tratned Anlmali, HO Clowns ttOO Performer. .fliilSBBBBBl
. . ,P1.R((JIIMANUEH AT 1! AND 8 P. M, StsB
Aaml.sion, fiO oenta (4th ave.li children under 9 'isltavMsl
jeara, 1!5 rvntat reserved seats, tl (Madiaon av.) JQbbbbbbbI
TTNIONBQUARK"TTtF,ATRt: it. HILL. Mr. 'Nssssss!
U LAST WKFK HUT TWO, .SSSSSsl
HELEN I1AP.RY rH
itisssssl
A WOtlAN'3 r,TRATAClKM. XUavavavavl
A IJiDghlnir bnere.e Hon. peeked nlghtl, ittlavavavavl
Hoeure eeala In advanee. KBBBBsl
RUNHAY KVKNINU. A I'll it, 14, 'Sssssssl
Till: M01IKIIN I'AIIAN, .-rJSSSSSSsl
Lecture bxtlen. tlbOKOE HIIEltlDAIT. t?SSSSsl
TTARR'i(IANiH PARK TIII'ATUE. tHlSsS
XX EIlWAIjO UAP.RIUAN Proprietor iPHfl
A ,.ANLkYfe.,ftY)V... .....4K6x. i,w .KM
EDWAUO HAlUtlO AN'S OltlOINALCOMEDY, M'.ssBi
DAVK RRAll AM AND Ills PeiPULAROROHEfrrKA jUsssfl
WEDNESDAY MAT1NBEH BATUKPAT 'afsSBSSs!
tRArTDQPERA.IIOUAi:. 'WLU
VT Reserved 8at a erohe.tra Circle and Ilaloonr 50s. c1sbbbbb1
NATURAL GAS. I V. $
Nntt WMk-TIII! OrtBAT IIRnRMANTf. Jllsssssl
Nait Hnndar-AMliltte.'A, OURHOMe. JtsssS
ii v pitor oiiomWkiX. AiH
LAHT Pl.HHllt.MA.SV'K 5RHH
"Kin: srooi's to L'ONeitJER." TdsssV
NeitWeek. " bAID PAlTllA." WM
TONY PASTOR'H NHW 14TII ST THKATRF.. fUssssl
I HUf.T HIIOW OK HKAHON. jlSlsssl
MATINGH JOIlNT.KCLLY.JAMKHF.HOET. itfisH
FRIDAY. Itoi. A Fenton. Conror A Uempeer, jSasH
luharles Heamnn. John llart, kbBBBbI
Nait WekTavitt' European Bpeelattr Oo. jatsBBBBs!
PALMER'H THEATRE. B'WAYA .10TII BT." -''SSSSsi
THE MAY M'CAULL 1M
QUEEN. orBllATailgw,r-
WmVtmUt T.!!.,rAT.,"... .. ;
livenmis.tH.au. bilurd.rM.lir.ee. IIbbbbbI
T" I CAPTAIN SWIFT. "JJSSiC IS
MONTH. A Oreatgnceeaa-World.Jan.gg ll'tnman. vlLH
-lAfllNa liltOAUWAY ANU titUH it? misi
NADJY. irTK:VATuDATATt 9
Admi.tioniSO Btarervd 2 wki In adra.ea jssfl
5 Til AYE. THE ATRL'7 Kve'ssTt K." ff.t. Mat. at 3. ssssss!
M. C. GOODWIN m f
A GOLD MINE. M
CTANDA1II1 THRATItr. Broadway. 33i1tV H
lfaxtwpwk, ntw attraottoua. tDOluJing UaaoabaL ttrB
? R. JACOBS- ITII ALIAj
A rmi I U.rtler CauipbU' Pl.T. IflH
3wJL Jul Miaale Lamar and Strona Oompaar. sIbbbI
April 15-HAUDIK A VONLKEil hLbbbI
H. R. JACOBS' 3DAVE. THEATREl fS
FLORENCE J. i fm . I Or. TUB IIIsbbI
BINDLEY, i JLBXJt J. ! AVENOER'a OATH.
April10-UNDKRTTHK LA8H. fflH
rilltKATUECOMtqUn. l'.T.'h.t .bet.Sd'ALei.avM. 'bbbb!
L A LEO A I. WRECK. '.SBBBb1
from th Median. rVjuare Ibeatre, with oonipan,an- wIbbbI
rv and elTerta the aame ae prodnred there. N.zs WtJmmm
k "ADraasMankar." if.tkie Batllnl.r. W?sB
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THE PAYMASTER ffl
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE, tS&SssSi
Minnie Palmer KyTrbther's Sister. " WM
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I bUNDAY Perfi'imancra afternoon and evenlnt. 3Sbbb1
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Davia'a. Klorenre Miller LIU Uall'T. Mooa. Harbour, flSBBsl
Tbe W c.lons, Bran and lllanob. Popular prloea. XH
carefully, and so did tba counsel for the rie- - mBbbI
tense, who handed it to ilr. Bartrnm. TLo j
latter looked at It and banded it back again;
but ho drew out his uote.book and com- miM
menced to write rapidly. lie then tore the JIM
lent out and cave it to his boy to take to Mr. Vbsbbb
(Jriinw&de, who was in another part of the fKm
The writins was that of a woman, Uie word. W3&
ine nnd the style ot the writinz pointing to VH
the fact tliat it was thn iiroduetion of a for- jflPM
cicu woman. That was tho general Idea in VLWM
court when tlio ndjonrnuient tor Innoheou JEfl
took place ami people wero able to talk to ?3
eaoh other. It was a Tery important letter, iait9
befause it showed bow crave was the charge IBM
B"alni.t his wife which Ucorce Clowbury had im
in Ills mind when he arrived at homo and jMwM
commenced tho nuiurel described by tbe ser- iwjH
When the proceedincs wero resumed after iraS
liiuclieon. various wilnessts wero e-alled, nnd 339
th u the Ctiurt adjourned, it I'oinKUuderstood iS&M
Unit Lillet " Jlorom " ui'Uld bo tho first wiu JKM
nets e-iilled in tlio morn ns. JjOmM
I.nici Moroni, it mmi. unelerstood by tha )fflBM
MHCtHUiTHiu court, was tho Italian hmled at JRH
lu the letter. Ho was Roltig to exp.aiu h a 'TgM
rn litmus with tlio lady, aud tho ir isecutiou WU
wivh tioins to elicit from him that be had only MM
ut left the hi use when tho jealous husband JsH
iirnved he.ine from NottinKbitm. :fMt
Inimcdiiitcly after tho adjournment Mr. ,M
l)iirtrin joined Sir. Grimwado. ffiU
" You got my note f" said tbe former. Jun
" Yes. and 1 unite agree with you. That MS
letter was written by Margherita." 1
Noiloubtofit.,r MU
"It's bad for us." exclaimed Tartrain, 911
glooiiiilv i ' It tends, to prove that tho moih 0 931
of the ciime wa jealousy." -wM
r-oitwaB,"roillid the detective: "bntlt ijjjt
wasn't the jealousy of tho husband it wt HI
tbo jealousv of tbe Italiau." -WM
You still think oo ! WM
" Yea; my only terror is that you won't M MM
able to prove it." 'U
I Jo U Continued Honda. H
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