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M - I III
ON WHICH MB. niLUABD BLAMES HIS
MMAP IN "A GOLD MINE.
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.llles 8te44Me ' Bsappearanos la Mew
-fenrlt Kt Forsyth to Take "The
Uprose "to Una-land A Mnr ef Blc
tutu Theatres In Town Imail to Do
Keen in a New Hay.
Robert 0. Hilllard la now playing the part of
tbolnih member of Parliament hi "A Gold
I Mine" at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, aud the
members of the green-room are still smiling at a
little Incident that occurred when he mado hie
first appearanee. AttherehearaaliiMr. Ullllard
wu particularly attentive, and in the scene
where loes were panted aronnd Mr. Billiard wai
graoo ilaelf. The dainty war in which he pos
sessed himself of the plate, the ineffable manner
in which he handled the delicacy and hi a charm'
Ingly ariatocratlo sirdelighted thc'company.Tke
loe-eatlnc acono waa conaidered his strongest.
Mr. Ullllard, it wat thought, might bo wanting
in tragic, comio and histrionic power, but he
c6uld eat tcea. The young actor remarked that
no apoona were aerved with the loea, but waa
told that this would bo rcctiiled at the
performance. Mr. Ullllard'i turn came to
accept the tee. He took It, the apoon waa there
He dropped it. and It fell upon the handaomo (T)
pluah furniture. There waa an agonized pauao;
Mr. Ullllard picked np his apoon; thepeoploat
the winga tittered, and the play went on. But
Robert waa deeply grieved. Ma Ice-eating act
bad been a ridiculous failure. Immediately
after the performance ho went np to the atage
manager and in a voice, vibrating with ardent
masculine emotion exclaimed: "Why did you
rehearse without spoons 7 You mined the sit
nation. It waa not my fault. I waa unaccus
tomed to the apoon.;' And that ia why the
green-room pcople,atill emtio.
Mlaa Kate Forsyth la positively to take 11am
ray Morria'a play, "The Tigreaa,"to London,
and produce it ihero in August. She regard
tills as a trial (not in the sense of tribulation)
and if the piece be successful, will add it to her
repertoire. Misa Forsyth expects to play for
four or five weeka in London.
JO.
Mlsa Iaabelle Coe, the charming little lady who
ia Mra. Frank McKoe in private life, and who Is
now daintily playing the part of the school,
mistress in " A Midnight Bell, "at the Jlljou,
lias boen engaged to till Misa Forayth'a place in
" A Gold Mine" next season.
Emmet's new play, which ia to be produced
next week at the Fourteenth Btreet Theatre, has
been Emmetlted that la to say, more of Emmet
has been put into the pieoe and less of tho com-
iany. This ia aa it ahould be. The public pays
o see Emmet and wants him. Tho present play
was bought in London, and Emmet ia aafd to
have paid 1,000 for it.
Mlaa Maddern reached the city yesterday after
a tour of thirty-three weeka. Bhe will play dur
ing Kastsr woek, after which she will rest up to
the time that she ia to appear In "Featherbrain "
at tho Madison Bauare Theatre. The ittleaotiesa
has not been seen in New York alnro she ap
peared aa the young girl in "Caprice" at the
Thirty-fifth Street Theatre. "Featherbrain"
will be effectively staged. One set will show a
spiral staircase going np the centre of the atage.
This will necessitate the cutting for the first
time of the Madison Square Theatro'a two
stages.
Misa ITclen Barry will not change her play at
the Union Square Theatre during the rcat of her
stay thero. On April SSB she will be succeeded
by ' ltobert Elamere. "
Peter McConrt, managec of the Taber Qrand
Opera-Uonse, in Denver, and of fifteen theatres
?n the circuit aa far west as Salt Lake, returned
rom Europe on Friday. Mr. McCourt re
mained in New York to arrange for "attrac
tions " with various managers.
V. J. Florcnco and his wife play one mora
weok together this aeaaon. Next Monday thoy
, appear at tho Walnut Street Tlioatre. Philadel
phia. After that Mr. Florence will look after hia
usual Bummer trout fishing, and Mra. Florence
will get ready for her Enropean trip.
...
Charlea Bowser threatens to beoomo a atar
next season, producing that ancient famous
farce by the late Fred Marsdeu known aa
''Cheek." This was rather threadbared
throughout the country by lloland Heed. Another
resurrection ia that of "Dreams," which will bo
given next week at Harrlgan'a Park Theatre,
without John A. Mackay.
It ia aald that neither William Gilbert nor
, Frederick Bond will accompany Daly's organiza
tion on tour. Mr. Daly will this Summer take
only hia actual working people. lie ia only to
produce hia adapted comedies and will not make
any big "productiona."
It ia aald that "The Silent System," the little
one-act play adapted by Leander Matthews from
the French, and in which Coquellu waa recently
seen with Mrs. Agnes Booth-Sohoefiel, is being
rewritten for Nat Goodwin.
...
Prof. Herrmann's Transatlantic Vaudeville
Company, which la only to plav In the legiti
mate "theatres, will open at the Bijou Aug. SO,
and remain there for two weeks. This company.
It is announced, la aomethingln the atyle of the
Howard Athennum organization, but of a higher
M order of merit, and not quits so variegated.
I i
IA Temperance! Htory.
fYem IK, trottUffv CVtl(.J
Once upon a time a very good and pious per
son saw a bibulous man ooming out of a saloon
in a state of mild and melancholy intoxication.
"Oh, my friend," cried the pious person. "I
am very, very sorry to aee you coming out of
auchaplace."
"la that so?" replied the bibulous man in a
thick and tearful voice. "Well, I will go right
back again." And he did so. leaving tho pious
pereou standing on the sidewalk in great
amazement.
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Trade and Oloney.
Rf errthlnjr that bss transpired in the business world
this week atrenath.ns confluence in the assertion that
KiNXET linos? Srsciax. Kavoubs Oioabxttis are
euperior to all others. .'
TO JUDCE NELLIE BLY.
Nellie Bly,
Oh, my I
Ain't you sorry now '
You enlisted.
And got twitted
Intu this 'ere row f
Nellie Bly,
Hope ter die.
Wouldn't take yer place
Ter a farm!
But be carm,
Don't vamoose the out,
Nellie Bly,
Bhet yer oye,
Justice goea it blind
Now look wise,
Otherwiae v
Trouble you will find.
NcllloBly,
Icapy
Danger right ahead.
Which may drop,
ltight ker-whop,
On yer purty head.
Nellie Bly.
Whon yo try
To deolare yer ohoioe,
Femalea fair
Everywhere
Will lift np ther voice.
Nellie Bly.
They'll be high
If they fail tn fit
The description;
They'll canlptlon,
Fer yor scalp they'll sit.
Nellie Bly.
They'll deny
That you're any Judge,
Tear ther har
'Nddeolar
Your decision's fudge,
Nellie Bly,
You "nd I
Enow these Yankeo girls,
Whon they git
Up ther grit
'Nd tie back ther ourls,
""Nellie Bly,
' Mind your eye,
Yer In fer It, ye know;
Face the band,
Show yor band,
'nd give ua a free show.
Nellie Bly.
You ar' mv
True Yankee girl's idee;
Now don't blush,
Fer I'll hush.
It's tryin', though, tu me.
W. E. P.
Was This a Practical Joke f
Mr. P. II. nyan, of 460 West Fiftieth atrcet,
writes to Tux Evening) Would that his name
waa unlawfully used by some one aa aelgnaturo
to an article on the "Typical American Girl."
Tho article expressed ideas the reverse of those
held by Mr. Ityan. and has occasioned him much
annoyance. Mr. llyan disclaims its authorship.
TO AMERICAN GIRL COMPETITOR?.
Contributors to the American Girl Contest
who signed their comnauulratlone " H. A.
V., " Applehee," 'G. n. A., "II." and
XXX," will pleaneeend their full address to
" The Evening World " at once In their own
handwrltlngi with a brief statement a to
the nature of their communication! for the
purpose of Identification.
Prefer Irish Ulrle After All.
To ft K4Uor a Tha Kvtning World.
The letter which appoared over my name in
your laaue of Thursday, commenting on
"American Girls, "has occasioned great oom
ment No leva than twenty-five letters awaited
me in'my study thia morning, all severely criti
cising my letter for having therein accorded
superiority to the American glrla over the Irish,
and demanding an explanation through your
columns. Now, air, I am the last irishman in
creation who would dlaown my much beloved
country, or barter my principles, and I
most generously declare that of all girls
thoro are uoneil prize and love ao dear
ly aa the bewitching lasses that hail from poor
but dear old Ireland. They have no equal,
never had nor never will, and, when I atated
that I preferred the American girl I aimply
meant to convoy tho conooption that they woie
moro crafty and had moro general experience
than the bluo-eyed Irian girl, but as for them to
outrival or even equal the Inah girl in beauty,
grace, Ac no, never, away with that idea;
away with It, away) I truat that the people of
my race who have assailed me on account of that
letter will do me the Justice to withdraw the re
proachful language which they have used.
JOUN O'DoNXLAN,
72 East One Hundred and Ninth Btreet, late
of Galway. Ireland.
From Oregon.
"Wolt Cmxxc, Jot emu si Co , Or., April 7, 1888.
FLXMIJaQ BilOI.
Dtttvr Sirs . IUtIhc lolTarad with Ur ar complain, for
lomi jean put, I boT triad MrorU r media, and tha
only on which ? parfact aatlafaotlon waa Do. O.
MgLahx'i Cxlxbkatkd Litir Pilch. U hoaband
bought me one tot, and thru doaaa worked wondara for
ma. X fal like a new woman, and I write 70a to return
thtnki for ao much benefit. I recommend all mj
friends to try Dr. C. McLana'a Celebrated Lirar Pilla.
Mil. Bibkoca OsiBOO.
Cure tick headache, biliousness, liver complaint,
drepepala, heartburn, Indtge'tion, malaria, pimple on
face and bodj, impure blood, Ac, by using recularlj
Do. O. McLamc'r Celxbbatkd LxTKm Pills, prepared
only by Hemlng Broa., Pittaburg, Pa. Price 25 cents.
Bold by all druggists. Insist upon having the genuine
pa. 0. McLaMeV Liveb Pill, prepared by Fleming
Bros., Pittabnrg.
(NKW WOVELXTTX KQUJtX TO OAUOUIlU'fl BIHT.
A TRAGIC RIDDLE.
How Love, Jealousy and Crime Were Tangled Up.
A TALE OF TO-DAY.
By GEORGE B. SIMS,
sryorsis or ruicxDiNO chatters.
OeorisOlewbarrbaaablUer qnarrel with his wife, who desiru to t o on the stae and Is belu tiatned by aa
Italian named Uoronl. Olowbnry leasee tbehonse In a, rase, but ntnrna .before darli-bt, makee friends with bis
wile and starta for Paris at onoe At 8 o'clock aire Ctowburr Is found dead inbel. baTlna; been stabbM to tbe
heart, tier buaband Is arrested on suspicion. 1IU lawyer, Mr. Bartram, euspecte the Italian and baa him
ajrtU4 at Itioe oa a Uehnloal oharae. While in Jail DetectlVe Qrtmwade aete tbe Italian to parttallr adait tbat
herMtn.ltra. Olowbnrr'e hoose on the mornlna of the murder, br hlntlua that he had bean seen or a wonian
while cemlna out. A. rain soaroh Is made for this woman, whose name U ascertained to be UarseihjU. giowbur?
feus hUUwr.r that be passed a woman aa he left hlshoaee. and feare are felt that If she be found H will damee
hU oase. t'lowburr is tried for the murder. Marr Fulton, a chambermaid in a ; .nottlniham hotel, pro.
daoee a letter whleh Olowburr had thrown in the flreplao. It la anonymous, and tells him that bis wlie la reoalT
ugvUlta from the Italian.
CIIAPTKU IX.
TUB STOUY OF TUB ITALUK OIBL.
About 10 o'olook that evening the solicitor
was aittine at borne in bis study, going over
his papers and trying to forget the servouB
apprehension for George Glowbury's fate
which filled bli mind.
But tht effort woa Tain, And pushing the
papers aside be lit a cigar, and leaning back
in his arm-ohnir gayo himself up to tbe
gloomy thoughtfnlness which crept over him.
r He was disturbed by a knock at tbe door,
and tbe servant entered.
I' There's a Mr. Grimwade in the hall, air,
and be says be must see you at once."
Mr, Q rim wade bod not stood on ceremony,
hut bad followed on tbe servant's heels. He
sieppod into the room at once.
" Come along at ence." be said excitedly.
" There's oot a momont to lose."
v V What's happened ,"
" The police were communicated with this
afternoon. Wo'to found Margberita."
Tbe solloltor and tbe detective entered a
hansom, which was awaiting at the door.
Mr. Grimwade gave some directions to the
man, who whipped up bis horse and drove off
at A rapid rate.
A drive of about five minutes brought
them to the door of a large building, and
here the cab slopped and the two men
alighted. The detective aid the man and
dismissed him. Then be knocked at the door,
and a man lu pauper uniform opened it.
"Why, this is a workhouse," excUlmed
Mr. Bartram.
" Yes. I'm not going to tell you Anything,
You shall learn all for yourself?'
Grossing tho yard the two men were con.
ducted to the master's house, wbieh stood
away from tbe main building. Tho master
iajajiejjiBBvaag
AIR BALLOON WITH WINGS.
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JEWELLER CAMPBELL'S WONDROUS MA
CHINE FOE AERIAL NAYIUATION.
Its Malllna Qualities Msoa to Be Tested by
frof. Hoa-an la a Tayace from the Polo
Grounds to Philadelphia Jules Verne's
Fiction of the Albatross Almost Heallasd
la Fael.
What Dromlsee to turn out tho grcatoat Inven
tlon of the aire ia P. Carnmnt Canipboll'e air
ship. In which tho celebratotl aeronaut. Prof, E.
D. Hoean, expects to make an extendod trip in
cloud land somo time next month.
Mr. Campbell says hia airship oan be sullied
in the air as readily as the ship upon tho aes,
and Prof. Hogan la ao aure that what Mr. Camp
bell says la truo that ho will rlak hia life In com
manding her on her Urst great vnyaee.
Sir. Campbell ia a Jeweller at 4fi& Fifth ave
nue. DrooUyn.
An Evinino World reporter saw him putting
the finishing touches on a model of hia airship
at his place of business to-day.
The great invention contains the principles of
a balloon and a flying machine.
The balloon Is cigar shaped, alxty feet long
and forty-two feet In diameter. Busiwuded
from this balloon is tho ship, accoutred with tho
flying apparatus. They are held by a bar run
ning longthwlso under the balloon. Tho flying
machine la tho propeltor, and by means of it,
the moving force ia provided to raiao and lower
the ship, or drive It forward in a horizontal
direction thiough the air.
Hinged wings, so nicely adjusted that they
permit a vertical movement at right auglca, aro
Hied on both aides of the ship, alter the man
ner of the winga of a bird.
Their notion ia governed by two sets of guy
ropos, ono set running fiom the upper And outer
am face of tho winga to tho uppor part of tho
arched guards and to tho bar above, and tho
second set to tho lower part of the bar,
There la a rudder at tho forward end of tho
car controlled by a cross-head and tiller rone ex
tending to tho centre of the ship, and a pi opol
ling wheel ia fixed In tbo centre of tho hlp.
The maohino waa patented last May by the
Novolty Airship Company, with a capital stock
of tl, 000. 000. Mr. Campbell retains the con
trolling interest in It.
Ho Is a born genius and first saw tho light of
day at Hhinobecx, on tho Hudson, in tho ear
lHUU. Ho waa educated at the Episcopal Instl
tute and Military Hchool on Htanloton, H. I.
Ho waa alwaya inventively inclined, and whon
(lulto a young man ho made a miinio theatre,
with twentv-tno changes of scenery and Humor
ous mechanical figures, which perforniod quite
gracefully,
Hcloutillc men in largo numbora visit hia (inalnt
workshop behind his little llrooklyu Jen dry
store nowadays to aee hta latest and greateat In
vention. Ho far they all scorn to think It will work. In
fact, it haa worked well. On Dec K last James
K. Allen, a Providence (It. I.) aorouaut, ascended
in it fiom Coney Island. Bho surprises every
one; and Mr. Allen brought her hack to earth,
and deaconded within BOO feet of tho spot from
whenco he started.
Pi of. Hogau expects to make a much longer
voyage, starting from the Polo OroundB, in this
city. If thoy can be procured for the puriose.
anil if everything works aa ho expects he will
travel to Philadelphia.
THE " SKELETON DUDE " WANTS A WIPE.
J. A. Coffey, of Philadelphia, Offers a
Dowry of 85,000.
J. A. Coffey, the Philadclphian who advor
tisnd for a wlfo and had hia replica directed to
Hupt. Hlmpaon, of Castle Oarden, arrivod in
this city yesterday, and went direct to the Gar
den to recolvo hta malL
Tho Superintendent, with a sigh of relief,
handed him a bulky package containing over a
thousand letters from all parts of tho country.
On perusing hia mall, Mr. Coffey waa unablo
to rind any that suited hia exaotiug fancv, and
in consequence ho has Inserted another advoi -t!ac!iientoffor!ugtogireacaahpreeentof$G,000
to tho maiden who will accept his h6art and
band.
Mr. Coffey is at present employed in a Phila
delphia museum, where he poses as the " Skele
ton Uudo. " He Is a iluc-looLing man in appear
ance, and no one would suspect to look nt his
general contour that he was a "freak." His
bodv is of course slender, and his arras and legs
decidedlr " splndlo," but aa seen driving in an
open barcmche along tho Boulevard yesterday
bo attracted no particular attention.
He will make tho Sinclair Home his home
during hia stay in this city, and will spend bis
leisure time driving about the city.
Changes at tbe City Hall.
Patrolman Tom Clifford, the watch dog, who
guards tho entrance to Mayor Grant's office, re
turned to his post this morning, after a week's
tussle with tonailitia.
David llyan waa to-day appointed Warrant
Clerk in the Mayor's office, in place of Charlea
O. Crocker, sir. llyan ia a member of the Nine
teenth Assembly District Tammany Hall organ
isation, and also of tbe Narragansett Club.
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A Vlgorone Awaksinlng,
IJVost Judg:
Mrs. Fondley Why, father I what aro you
doing ?
Little Edwin I thought he'd slept long
enough, ao I connected hia 'lectrio belt with tl?
burglar alarm an' touched her off.
was expecting them, and thoy woro aumlttod
at onoe.
In front of a comforlablo flro in n lnrpo,
bandaomely furnished dining-room, sat the
workbouae master and bis wifo, the matron.
' This is Mr. Bartram, Clowbury's solici
tor." said Grimwade. "Mr. Bartram, this
is Mr, , tbe master of tbe workhouse, aud
Mrs. , bis wife, tbe matron. Now, If you
please, madam, j on can tell my friend tho
whole story."
"COMB AI.0SO AT ONCt," BE SAID, CXOITXDLY.
The lady a portly, good-looking woman of
about fifty, with a nice motherly look about
ber bowed to Mr. Bartram, and commenced
her narrative.
" On the evening of tho 4th of December a
young woman wae. ornught to the workhouse
by tho police. A policeman passing by tbe
canal which runs eloie to this house beard
cries for help Just as it wss getting durk
liunniug down on to the towpath, he saw a
risT-jatoataMtn tii. j. Juif. jtfsttisaMaj'tfLiiiju j-ni
SPECIAL EASTER WEEK BARGAINS.
pOR TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW vp pffpr ppocial inducements
to tbo clothing-nooding public, wbicb -will, at a glanco, whon tho
quality, stylo and fit aro Boon, aesoointod with tbo prico, ootnmond
tbomBolvos as bargains.
Eastor will bo horo now in a fow days, and no ono can ignoro tho
custom of roplcnisbing thoir wardrobe. Roiuombor you can do so at a
loss figuro, and moro satisfactorily to your tasto, with us than oltjowhoro.
Those two days aro thoso of OUR THIRTEEN-DOLLAR SALE.
Wo bavo always found tho usually ill-omonod figures very lucky. Wo
mako tho dates lucky ones, too, for our customors. Thoso goods aro
tho very best that aro turned out bv our experienced workmon, and
OANNOT BE EXCELLED in tho ei'ty.
Wo aro satisfied with our honor ns tho Leading American
Clothiers, and look amusedly on at tho wrangle now going on among
our competitors in tho rank and lilo.
Wo Will sell to-dnv and to-morrow :
1,300 MEN'S CHEVIOT AND CASSIMERE SUITS Sl3 00
1,200 MEN'S IMPORTED WORSTED SUITS 1300
1,400 MEN'S SPRING OVERCOATS, SILK LINED.. 1300
700 MEN'S ENGLISH TOP COATS 1300
900 ROYS' HANDSOME CONFIRMATION SUITS..... (85
1,300 ROYS' ALL-WOOL SCHOOL SUITS 2.50
Wo mako no profit on our boys' garmonts. Thoy nro Bimply
loadors which wo handlo to accommodato our patrons and to bring
custom. In that Department and that of Trousers tempting
bargains can also bo found. Remember those aro tho greatest
valuos over boforo offered for tho money. Wo guarantee in toto tho
accuracy of tho above stntomonts, singly aud colloctively.
Remember Tho " Fabrication " Contest closes April 20. Sond
in your most robust efforts.
A. H. King & Co.,
THE LEADING AMERICAN CLOTHIERS
627 and 629 Broadway, near Blecckcr St.
EAST WEEK OF BARNUM & BAILEY.
The Great Bhow Will .Horn to Brooklyn an
XSneter Monday.
This is positively tho last cok of the big
show of Bnraum A Tlailcy In MadlBnn Hqun.ro
flarden, sh it oxhlbita in llrooklyu for one nook,
beginning next Monday.
During tho past three weeks tho business haa
been unprecedented, a fact duo aa much to the
wonderful diameter of tho ncrformancaa aa to
tho oxccllcnt and meritorioua features and do
part monts.
It ianot possible totlinl a more thoroughly
neatanj hotter kept niinairciio. Kvcrythiiiu
about it la aa clean as a whistle. The cagoa are
washed twice dally, both insida and out. ami
even tho itliiumlH uro uivtii hatha icxiilarly.
Thero la an odor m Hott as new. mown hay por
vadiiiB the entire bnildiiiB, and the tlooiaoftho
cagoa are aa clean aa wax.
'1 he rules of the show aro such and thn force
of attendants an nieat thut not a iineck of dilt is
to ho soon nnyvtheruwItliiiitliebiKuuilillnir. Dr.
Leoardand stall look alter the animal part ot tho
I in show and keep thorn In the tlueet possible
condition.
m m
Itlvnllcd the tSrine In Color.
t'rnin Ikt Jtwrltr't WfrKty.
Ethereal Wife (rapturously) Oh, Oeorgol Mra.
Van Dorcmi has lxmuht the clcuant sapphiros
which have been on exhibition at Stiffanuy'a.
She paid 112,000 for them. Oh, dailini;! I
have never before or since seen such a rich blue
aa they are!
Iliisbaml If you could havo ft-en Mr. Van
Dnremi, as I did. Just alter hia wife told him of
hci purchase, sou would not have thought that,
dearest. Ho waa intluiuly moro hluo than the
sapphires.
SCOTFS
EMULSION
OF PURE COD LIVER OIL
igB HYPOPHOSPHTTEa
Almost as Palatable as Milk.
i,
lo disguised that It can b taken,
digested, and assimilated by the mini
Mnsltlre stomach, when tho plain oil
cannot be tolerated f and by tho com
bination of the oil with, the hypophoa
pkltos Is much moro efficacious.
Bemariuble u a tab. prodnttr.
Persons gain rapldlj while taking 1U
SCOTT'S EMULSION ia acknowledged by
Physicians: to be tbo Finest and Bent prepa
ration, ia tbo world for tbe relief aud euro ot
CONSUMPTION. SCROFULA.
GENERAL DEBILITY, WA8TINQ
DISEASES, EMACIATION,
COLDS and CHRONIO COUQH8.
Tht great remedy for Consumption, and
Wasting in Children, Sold 6y all Druggist-
woumn Btruciillnp in tho water. Ho sue
ceedod in cottluc her out, aud un she slid sho
bad fallen In accidentally, hu didn't think it
was right to chargu her wttb trying to com.
mlt Bitlcido, and as tho soemed wry ill, ho
thoueht it host to brine her bore. Khn stated
that she was a covernesi out of a situation
aud liahlo to fits, and that alio must havo
been iu a fit when she fell into the canal.
Tbe poor pirl was very ill, and had injured
borself probably in fnllina on tho ton path,
for she had a cut across ber face, and bad
evidently been bleeding very much. I buw
ber and bad her wet things taken off aud a
bed prepared for ber in tbo infirmary at
once.
" The next dav she was very foverisb end
ill, and I asked ber where ber friends wcro.
Sbe stated that sho was a foreigner, and bad
no frlonds iu London. Hhe bud been turuod
out of ber lodgings, and ber boxes kopt for
rent, and, having had nothing to oat for aoine
time, that bad tuado her weak, and sho
thought that was how tho fit enme on. Hhe
begged me to let her atay in the workhouse
until abo was better, uud 1 consented.
"Tbe poor girl was uudoubloilly very ill
and grow worte. Tbo Immersion iu the cold
water of the canal had had tenons results,
and the doctor told me that without tbe
greatest care bo was afraid sbe would get
woie instead of better,
" I was very sorry for tbo poor thing, for
she seemed very ladylike and evidently hud
undergone some grcit trouble, fihfi ah ery
roticeut as to bar past life, but when abe vroa
well enough alio liked me to como and sit be.
side her aud talk to her.
" About a fortnight ago sho grew rapidly
worso, aud it vas evident that sho was
slowly dyiug, T loo w heu sho was very b id
at uluht she sent the uiiroe for mo, saving
that sho wanted lo tell me something, but
when I pot to her bedside bo apologized for
disturbing me, uud said 'Not now, uot now,
presently, presently.' Yestoulnv, after visit
ing ber, tbo doctor told me that sho could
uot last many days, that tbe waa reallv il iug
from exhaustion and tbo eud miubt como at
anytime. As it was oldent ilio pixir girl
had something on her mind, I thought it my
duty to tell bar plainly tbat all bopo was over
ind to try to induct bar to prepare for
BROUGHT HOME TO BE TRIED.
l'or.er lanntz Krlnltz Arrive an tbo
Hrrvln with Detective .lIoI,auHlilln.
Immtz lleinitz, the Maiden Lano tobacco
meichant, who was extradited on tho charuo of
forxery, arrived from Loudon on tho steamship
Servla this morning, iu chargo of Dotectho
McLaughlin, of Impcctnr Ilyrues's staff, and
waa taken to Police lltsdciuartcrs.
It ia clulmtd that lleinitz deposited thrco
cheeks with tho Commercial National Dank of
New York for $7, 370.74, purporting to be
druwu by 1). llaoz A Co, of Key West.
A cluck for l,H7."iwas paid bv tho bank to
A. H. Dley, a brother-in-law of lleinitz, on tho
atrnngth of thndcposlt.
Tho signatures on the chocks were pronounced
foraenes by User ,K Co.
lleinitz left lor Ciiropo on tho Celtic on Jan,
S!l, and was ariestcd on hia arrital tn London.
An indictment for forgery In the second de
gree was found by the (Irani! Jury against htm,
and Inspector llj ruts sent detectives for him.
In addition to the forgeries. It ia claimed that
Ilelnltr defrauded several creditors out of sums
aggregating U.". out).
A I'nlnlllnr Heme.
from tfuri.r'f Jtatat, J
Saleslady No. 1 (whispor to No. 'J) Aa I wna
putting on hia coat in tho hall last night he
said
Mra. 1'ioprt' Have you any imported whale
bones t
Halcdady No. 'J So soon. I am ao glad.
Saleslady No. 1 Next September.
Mrs. 1'iopn1 Not before then 1
Halislady No. "Of coursu 1 will bo invited to
tho
Mrs. Patience Dallies' luad-Kear T
Mrs. Ii oprt' -Won't jou kindly wait on me t
Saleslady No. 1 Dei: pardon.
Mra. Patience For babies, phase.
haleslady No. 2 At tho next counter.
' HANKS c
PRNTINTH.
Kxtrartlna;. 2Bc,t with CJAH, SQf . Seta. 5. 8
and 10. Hott tlfllox, fiOo. up. rold stllnt, il a p.
Female attendant. Sunders to 1,
03 OTI1 ATli.. U IMlOlt UKLOW 14TII.
jr. KM1 V CM V Voraand lr,..l.
MGWAHK-Uroad and Market sU.
Ely's Cream Balm K5K31
WIM, CURB tTWVV0,
CATARRHFS
I I'rlcr 6Q !.. ifctjcAj'!
Apply Hal in Into each nostril. Rrfi?fe5'
ELY D ItOa, M Warren 8L, M, Y. HEjSgj?-ggi
PEERLE38 UVES tuStvx&Hiaaml
UUSINKSS Jn'OTICKS.
OAIU'LTS CLEANED-T. M. BTEWAIIT, il'.'U
7tU are. Mend for clrculsrs. 11. call l'.'t). Jl.t it.
AMUSKMKNT3. AMU8EMENT8. J
H'Woa i-ftnot-umt Ml Mm)f wk S
GRAND" "usT.
VthUNhHOAV MATINir. .SAIUUliAV.
llie bmlnpnt I're.tliUitlisteur,
HERREV3ANL,
Mine. IIBnilMAN.Nlad,"l'Af.VANI and othora,
TO-NIGHT,
Inhlsllreat llluslno,
CREMATION,
K new startlTnc wonder's,
PROCTOR'S 23D"iOiM&
HTIl.t. HOl.t.INd ON,
, m:ii. iintii:ss
COUiNTY FAIR.
''(lathers in Its four acts a arret ileal othnnisn nature,
H IS a snrrnM, tilery Heed I no RllncInK ol terms In eat
thia thudowti," K.e hun.
i'UICKS Sr., fiOc., 7ac. SI. I. .10.
Hllllta. N.1,1 I'aturdsx Alatfneu, .' 1 Ileal le. parties
rornilnu In nr out ot town ran now eeeurewmaiuiiUrsIn
ailtanc lir mall, telaaralin. telephone (.Nn.ll.lM, -Jl at.).
Matinee ..rj l lNl.-j(lAY at S, coiu. AiitU !,.
TtJADWO.N sgAKIJ UAKIIEN.
VERY LAST WEEK.
EXHIH,T,N. .il,tO,,K.iV.NiMT MUNUAV.
GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH.
Two ltlns-a Three Htaaea, lllpnodrome Track,
,..,, Triple Clrriia, tlimian lla.-iw,
Wild Muorl.h Osraran. Hall of lllualona,
.. . Msuaaerlea. Ac, Ac
u ,1'eirformaniM at ',' and H V M dallr
Admlialuu 00 cents. Children under U years UJi cents.
Tll STRUCT TIIKATItK. I'Olt. (1TI1 AVK.
J-41MTIKKNWI.NKHllAYANIINAlUllilAY.
. .J.'!1 yy.l:I-K (r"""",,"""a; Monday, April lfi),
A M ALMKH'.SMAIIS().NN7jUAltKllltATltf!cO.
Ireliidlns M.r; Nalvlnl. Fluiktnn, Sla.s.in, Ml. v.
Maud Harrison. Kalberlne IUaer.. Vlruinla llucbanan In
PARTNERS
APKIt.Ui!, tint time of ,r K L.MMKT
In hia New IMsy UNCLKJOE.
BIJOUTIIKATKE.IIrneJwai.liet .'llllh and Diet stsT
Matlnes, WKUNK8I1AY andHATUUDA V
OUtlj l rerrortnaiice, TueadsT A ril 111, Kouvenlrs.
7lh week nf the irnwl.tllily funny n iinedy
A MIDNIGHT BELL
i y iiovr. AurinmoK a iutAh.MiiNKi:v
(lallerj, i!Tia , reeerted, ROc , T.V., 1.(MI, l.fU.
YrtMrRHA IIIAI.'H (rONLTUT HA"!"!,. "
1V MATINEE TO-DAY.
Wal.VM.Kl. the I'lnwer nf Tnmpim. Hainaon, Dan J.
Ilart, 4 Carle., (lamella tiros.
MONDAY, April:.'!! Centennial Inauauratlon Hall.
II I D LU 0 Onheatral'lirleand Ilatcouy. OUCl
SAID PASHA.
MATINEKS W KUNKHUAY AS 1 8ATUHUAY.
UAI..lllll'H T1IUATKK. B'WAYA.'IOTUBT.
Tins MCATIjLl
llW. figRBaE'laMalAV.
air. A.M PVlmKR. .....Sole Manacet
F.yeninatH.:lO Haturday Nlatlnee.
"ni CAPTAIN SWIFT. ,.
MONTH. A ((real ftuoc.ea- t orl.l. .Ian "H ,1'euman."
NO I'HUFUKMANUB (iOUl) HIIDaV NIUHT.
Academy ".v. , hoc7. Tro.ri 00.
IIRNMANTIKIalKllN.
Mats. WKof and HAT, WtlltAj5lT April :)U.
OTANUARrt THEATRE " LAST WEEK
kJ IIOYV'Wtl) ATllKNIIIIJtl SPECIALTY CO.
Flrat app-aranr. of l.hOM CtAltK, SIIJ.E TINA
MATINKK WhDNEliilAY AND yATURUAY.
Neit week, new comic opera, UuVETTA.
J" YCEUM THEATRE. 4TH AVE, AND '.'3P8T.
J - "A triumph of-iaUaffailt."
HU JIAIttJUlMi:. World. 'Mtouaedentnial-
aatloapplauiM ".Mall.
Bealnsat H. 10. Matlnea SATURDAYS.
TONY'l'AHTOR'H NEW 14TII 8T THEATRE
I M'll.LEAVIIT'HHIIEATCOMI'ANY.
TONY EUROPEAN NOVhLTY TROUPE.
1 Keller, (be I'll) ileal Wonder,
PAHTOIl'.l And Forty New Hpeclaltr Htara.
ItrlNEll'S PEOPLE '8THEATRE.
Henry Lee """Cavalier."
WINDSOR TIICATRF, flowery, near Canal.
VV Weak ooinmancinir Monday, April 15,
..MAltll'TTA NASH I Matinee.
IN THE NKWlrAltCIC'AI. COMEDY, Wednesday and
KATTI," tb. Family Help. J Baturday.
TilhATHi: I'OlllQUE.lM.-tli.t , Let lliULti.uu.
llo)t'sareat aaifref n s iperatitlon,
A lilt ASS MO.NKKY
Charlea Reod, Mora Walch an J urhtlnel cat.
Next week ltoa. Cuitblan lu ' Jocelyn." Mat. Bat.
3o-r-.uV.," GRANO MUSEUM.) y0t'.d!it4.7
THE OiSIKIED AHIILAN.
THE I.1VI.MI .MI.HJU1I).
Hourly Htage Performances. Adiuia.lcn 10 cent..
ni i:(ii'ai. in Tin: wmiTi)';
TliriOP'O " MUSIC IIA1.I. AND AI.IIA.M-
I Mr INS X, l,ltA '-'i'ii i. i:i e mil at.
I IILIUU U THE MONSTLlt OltUHKSTRlON.
AMIIEHQ THEATRE, to-nlnht U.t time. Die bel.len
V IHinoren I ne.dar, lleirsar Ntudeut Wednea
ilay, bnetit to Auiu.t Walter, Uauhder Sablneriniieu
Tburs., Friday, Saturday, flrat time, Nervosa. Fraueu,
" MADAME, TOD CAN TELL III FRIEND T1IK WHOLK RTOnY "
death,
"'Vex, uinilnino,' slm said, 'you aro my
PihxI frit'iul. Yuu tell mu tlio truili, I know
thut I hid iljlnc, tliat I am n wicked slutior,
and must aoou answer for my alna. Ah,
mailuuie, you do not know how Ickeil I have
)oeu; If you did you viould not sit by my
bedside aud smile at me, aud be as kind to
.y - A ,. nTaAaaWaagfra7!!!! Tl- ' l1litf aflaeTISiSMais'iWa
iuo us you lire. Yuu would Blirink from me
as from n devil.'
" ' Iluab, busli.my dear,' I wiid, 'it is not
I who iiae to jiidco you for your sius. Ho
who Judzes will ulso forpho if we truly re.
peut. '
' ' ' Ah,.madame, I do repent. I would elvo
tn vtorld to luta not this sin upon my soul.
? - aruMA.4. ""fhsh iTlsMtfMfttastfsittlii1 .. j.
worth's s mm. m
" GUYASCDTIS " M " WHAT IS IT r JH
Or. The Missing Links, JH
On. Wood, mi'ltrnt; Klv. Kcrna, pliytD 8 (nttrn ul
incut it at omt Miicld Hnw , (iianu. ooinbVnmt bfgb JrllsH
ltl.rftt Annln O'Hrinn. tnllf-t (llantois, Annt Il-ll, AliH
trt Ut wotntn Lngliili Jaok, Irng niani Wule; B. GlllH
llftiim, ttloftl tnun mitt tattrxmil tlogi Capt. Thornton tAssH
and wlto. (Attrvx'tl Majir Uvrwan, the midgut; Fiji 'iJsssl
Jlui and wl(t, Cannibn) 'fllll
ON TUi: STACK 'll
Thf Crnddrvk Mrrrf-Makpr To , Includinjt Eitn later Jiiil
Qtiartit, K'httiM aud Km mutt, Harry Wp arrow. Lor no, LiiiiiiH
rotit'irilont-t Kdw llarlmiu, Fnd Wlnani, Fernando 9H
rifury, (Iturlra llunn, Vannle Sanford, A. N. WolL M
Isuuta K Ilrofrii. and the Urahamaln Shadow sr&pbjL kliiiiiiifl
or une continual laugh 9LL1
HA(lti: CO.NCI.KT HUNUAV. 'ilil
LOOK FOR A SURPRISE TUESD4T 'H
-1A8INO. iikoadway and aura ir. IHIH
N A ll.l V J FVEN1NOS AT H.
MrlUUl. J MATINEE SAruilD AT ATI. '.jH
Admiaaion ih)u Heats roaarred J weeks la alraaoe. BBSSll
BIIOADWAYTIIUATIIE. Mat. Wed. A Rat. 3 P. M. BH
Iln,adar. oor 41atat. EVE.NINOM ATH. (XIH
LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY. "JM
ADMISSION fiOo. .lH
CTAKTIlr.ATIli:. Ilroadwar and 13th Bi, ,
O Farewell Tour of tho Comedians, (SSSH
htdakt ROBSON, wm. it. CRANE M
In llronann Howard's great onmedr.TllEHEWIlIKTTA. 'bIbH
5TUAVI:. TIII-AIItn. Ere't-satH. Sat. Ut, at. 'JaH
N. C. GOODWIN m 1LH
A GOLD MINE. U
UNIO.X HgUAltE THEATER. J M. HIIX, U(r. WB
LAHr WEEK HUT O.NE. 4aaaH
HELEN IIAItltY ,1ailH
IN A WOMAN'S HTItATAOEM. 'SaailH
A LAIKiIIINO MUCt'ESH. alH
.T It. JACOBS' rillltl) AVENUE TlIEATRtt Ikatfl
Mat.Min , Wed. WALTEU 8. I "I'MlKR saaH
Jt i I 8ANIOHD. I Till'. LAHHV -lallH
April i: Frank I. Iraine. isaalSSl
Hit. JACOIIH' (THALIA) latS
. OLD UOWERY TIIKATBK, aaH
IIAHDIE AND I ''ON THE MillH
VON LEEI1. I FHONTlliU." aaalV
April 'Ji.' Kate l'uraaell. 'aiH
'WEEK OF APRIL 10, SLaH
GUS HILL'S BIG SHOW. !
JACK BEMPSEY fl
Wllsl MVAiT All. COMERS. ZMU
Hit, JACOItS' IIUOOKI.YN THEATRE. -SJiiiiH
Cor of Watliinjtton and Johnaoa wt vfM
Matinend Alouilnr. Urdnradar and tJaturdAT. 3kikiH
IMpular llA8so co,' H
l'rico.. ( ONEOF THE FINEST. MSH
AMPHION ACADEMY. &s,,rV!2& S
Kverr Kraninff. Matineua Wndnadajr and Satnrdar. HiH
Bilufe I " THE (fORSAIR; Jl
GRANO OPERA'-HOUSE," M
Kfsjry Eitnlag. Matlneee Wedneada and Satardar. HB
KATK CLAXTQN IN THE TWO OBPHAMS. ,1
S10L. SINN'S 1'AItK THEATRE. ijfhbV
j Mat. Wedneadar and Haturdar. HF CUC aJkliH
OKOUUE II. Inthe Ut, StlCa faH
PANIOM1NE UIU UCD aBH
ADAMS, COMEDY, I1IW, HLH. bH
Holmes's Standard Museum. I r,0.!',,'!!.1 H
CHAN. J. ITMSEK IN CsLH
JACK MOSLEY, 1 tnsxss , jfl
LEE AVE. ACADEMY OK MUSIO, B'KLYN, E. D. 9ebV
Till, week, ," nllita and Saturdajr Matlsee odJi, 4iailllB
Cf.AUA MOUHIH filiH
IN HEN'I'.K DE MORAY. iliH
Neit Week, HELD 1IY THE ENEMY. aH
riT T 1 C-HE-ENOAaEMENT OF THB :ibaV
,Ltllljlja,p gnat Ventriloquist, Albert VrardT tyM
Wm raynel Ired Matilex, The Verdt Trio, aiii.i naBBBBl
Hchult aud Klrchuer'a ( 'aatno OrcUaatra, at ,3H
ZlI'l'S OA8INO. ''lH
I?ui:i: i:ciihsions daily to bath EbH
' III:A('II .H'.X'TIII.V, whrre Jrre John. vilB
aou, Jr.. I. arlllnu lol lor si 1 40 nnd upward. $aBBBBl
il.tlim lot. Htiliri V!(HI hullilluaH erei-ted. liH
llnllilli'r Aaaui'lulloiiH Inmi tu build. For :4b)Bll
mapa, irvr lli'kci. nnd full iinrtlculars apply laH
ji:ui: joiinson, jit., iH
IK) I.lurrty street. New York, or YliatH
3IIJ l'ultoii .trcet, llrooklyn. 3M
Look ut nio.madame ; you think I am a poor, a9aBaBB
tiuhuiipy girl. Alt, I am a devil, a wicked -xioH
devil. 1
' Sho bat ui Iu tho bod. and gripping my H
nrm with her ousted burulnc hand, sho ''ll.aH
lioiired her confession into my ears. I was SiBBBBB
tattled tornlled, hut I listened to the end. I.Ba)B
' Stn told me that her real name was iSaaH
Marcliurita I'aniuati, that she nu BioUian vlbaB
liv lurth. and whs hroucUt up to sins ou tho 'XIbBI
Htnco and at concerts. After a checkered c. iHaH
recr sho camu oter to England throufh an .fllaH
Itiilmu. to whom she paid a sum of money to 4afB
procuro her on engagement at one of tho 9l
oporKS. Tho man took her money, and baBBB
eventually induced hor to live with him as ift..H
his wlfo. Sho sang well and earned good -iBBBBBH
money, which ho spent. After an illness "jjM
lmrvolco left her, and then tho man's con. jnH
duct changed and ha neglected her and at slvH
lust loft her, snyiug that it injured hlB pros. iHB)))H
pci ts to he thought a married man. LahaBI
" Hhe bore with it for a tune, but she loved v-laoahaBB
the man, mil uuilitu' that he was paying taBBBal
attention to an English married lady she laalH
watched him. Kho found out that he waa ja..H
trviuu to induce the ludy t j leave her husband 'VoabaBB
and go nhrood with him. Then aha went to vajLalH
thn man and threatened him and wrotoaa isflH
unouvmoiiH loMer to the husband. HaH
"The Italian came to her because she 'asliBBBl
threatened bun, and they had a quarrel and ICH
she Hwore he should never go away with the '..BH
liiglishwoman. Untold her it war all over, WM
that hs w.is not goin? with tho lady, but she '&Hah1
Ktill wit lied. Ono night she round he bad aEhaal
packed all his things aud was to leave by the aS&M
train for abroad next moruiui; with the sKMB
Dnjlish lady. Sbe scut him a Utter saying isjfll
she would kill him if he did. lie came to 1H
see her after ho had read that letter and tKfloal
said sho was a fool, and tried to make Mahal
her beliove it was not true. Hut sbe flffll
know it was, 1-0 iu tho morning she went early JUl
to watch the KnglUh ludy'x house. She knew laM
her huslmnl was away, and she thought tbo iRM
lady would 1 ome out, and by following ber 4KI9
sho w ould llnd nut w bat station she went to to dallol
meet the I la. Ian. Then she would go there aBlfl
mid slab bim with her dagger rather than let WM
him go aw nv with the Eughsbwomsn who had J vlH
taken her placs. ,..,, . JIjV
(,ib b Coneludsd To.lIorrovJ ?3k