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CHIPS FROM HUMOR'S BLOCK.
..... . i, .., .-
V1KDLIKG TO DE LAID ON THE ALTAR OF
LAUGHTER.
X K.c.ptloa t Nsbllltr.
Ifrmftsshl
tlrttixh Tourist (in I'ark How restaurant)
A'mltah, yon may btinit me oystah-cwabs dipped
In nil, toruupln wagont, Swiss bwcad and a pint
of Yellow Label 1
Tliu Waiter (with an excess of veneration)
Fav, Jimmy, tell dor MprelorH tor Ntrikn up
"ilol Have d' Queen." IV l'rinco 'f Wales in
camol
Too 8at-cliarlne.
UVo.i M. Epoch.
Sympathetic Female (cazlng at the murderer)
Isn't lie sweet 7
Unsynipathotic Warden Yes, mum, he's too
tweet to live.
Nccil. No Mali.
IVont the Epoch. )
Young Husband Did you wet the lettuce,
lovot
llride I did my bout. I expected you homo at
C, huro It Is U. X crlod ovor it for four bourn;
it's soaked.
Hue Usui Not Item Idle, Thouch.
Wrom the Epoch,
Mrs. Caller Hae you taueht your baby to
sty "Mamma" yet?
Mrs. Southend Not I'vo boen very busy
teaching Fido some lovely now tricks. Fido,
stand up for the- lady.
' Too lll.Uy.
(iVom the Philahlphla Htcord.
Insnranoe Officer I understand that Mr.
flichmaii hasn't a coat of insuranco on hU hfu.
Why don't you bo tor him T
Airent 1 on't do. Hu was born lnoky and
makes money out of everything ha toiiebes. If
trv should iiiHUro ltlchman to-day ten chancel to
one bo'd dlo to-morrow.
On. Itlun Who Know.
f JVus the Chicago Trtbtnt.
Reporter I want to obtain a full list of tho
chips in the United Stat.'s Navy, with their arm
ament, and a detailed report of the number of
seacoaat fortifications, with thoir present con
dition of each, and the number of tho guns they
mount.
Naval Official My friend, if you arq looking
for any one man who can clvo you all tho in
formation you want in that lino you will have to
so to Germany and hunt up Bismarck.
A Now Explosive.
from the- Epoch.
"Ah, "sighed Jones, "I supposo these new
explosives we read of are unoful, but I have one
Trhich can blow up any number of men at once
and immediately be rcatly for another attack.
I would gladly dispose of it to any foreign rov
eminent, the nioio distant the butter. I refer.
Kentlemcn," ho oxplained to tho interested
crowd, "to my wife."
Eraalve ltrmedy.
Erow Judgt.
Dr. Ebbonie Dat chile- o' yours am lookin'
pooly, Mrs. Yallorby. What's he done Rono an'
wallowed this time ?
. Mrs. Yallorby A bit ob lead pencil, Docto'.
Dr. Ebbonie H'ra I What ho wants now,
mahn, am an erashe remedy. I recommend
him tcr chew a piece of Injy rubber half an hour
before each meal.
flow to " Hustle."
From the JVaw fork TrIy.)
Housekeeper (in Kansas City) I dont want
notliln'.
Peddler I am not anxious to sell. I only
topped to remark that Chicago, whoro I've been
peddlin'. can't hold a candle to Kansas City.
" DonH believe it kin."
"No, indeed, mum. Chicago is goin'to the
dogs fast. People there are awful poor, whilo
in Kansas Cltv I llnd everybody is Just rollin' in
wealth, and real estate's a-boomin'. Fast tiains
from Kansas City to NowYoik won't stop at
Chicago in another year. "
" What have you got to sell J"
" Soap. Something new. Only 8 1 a oako . "
" I'll taka two. "
The Locality or It.
fjromjudgt,
De Budge (looking over tho family album)
Iho't this old gentleman in uniform 1
Miss Bendix That's old grandpa Bendix. He
'Ue'i.t0 leave us a lot of money we expected.
De Budge Did he die Intestate 7
Miss Bondix Oh, not somewbero down near'
Beabright, N. J., I believe.
- ' - '
It It with planar that we can recommend a raallj
oa cliaratU In fat. a inuln clfarttta. Bpxcial
Vavoubi, purut and bait. V
THE MONEY IS NOW POSTED.
T1IEEE 18 LITTLE NOW TO HINDER THE
GREAT. PRIZE-FIGHT.
Danbt a ta Whether Crldge Wilt Be
Stakeholder-" Prof." Oravss Waute to
Hpar With Dempsey-Tbe Lyraan-.llur-ray
Plftkt Postponed Tommy Ilurns'a
Itecord as a Swimmer and Pedestrian,
The surprising case with which the final ar
rangements for tho greatost prize-fight the
world has over seen woro completed yesterday
is tho theme of comment In sporting circles.
" Why, it really looks as if both parties were
eager to fight, " remarked a prominent sporting
man. " What hat become of all this talk about
one man's being afraid and the other scared T
Thcro wasn't much of that spirit shown at tho
meeting."
This gentleman's remark was tho gist of all.
Indeod. tho business-like spirit evinced by both
Sullivan's and Kllraln's backers was highly com
mendable and will tend to lncrcaso public confi
dence in the honesty of pugilists. Had thcro
been any bet inns disagreement and the stake
holder' not clinseu, pugilism would havo le
ech cd a very blink eye. Tho pal tlos interested
were, well auaio of this, ami both sides did all
they could to facilitate matters.
...
Messrs. Frank Stevenson and Charlov John
son, at the conference yesterday, showed them
selves to bo old dinlnmatH at match-making.
Ihoy urged tho cases of thoir respective clients
as skilfully an two Philadelphia lawyers could
havo done. It was thrust and parry right
through, though tho main issue was not lost for
a moment.
e
Jimmy Wakoly said last night that Mr Allen
II. Cridzo, tho bookmaker, selected as llnal
stakeholder, had not deciclod to accept tho
rcspousiblo position. lie asked to hae until
to-night to say whethor or not he would aceopt.
Tho impression iprovalls that ho will consent to
act.
Now thcro cannot bo any hitoh or decent ex
cuse for cither sido getting out of lighting. Tho
only way to avoid a light would bo for either
Bullhan or Kllrain to secretly notify the polico
so the latter could prevent the fight, or have
themselves bound over to keep the peace. Then,
of course, they might disagree as to tho clioico
of a referee Noither thoy nor their friends aro
at all likely to do oither, and thoro is ovory
reason to oxpect a fair, square battlo.
"Prof." Qravos, tho "coon" who wants to
fight Ills Coonship, Potcr Jackson, haunts
Frank Stevenson's lesort liko a black shadow.
As a preliminary' to fighting one of the most
formidable heavy-weights in tho world, he
would liko to spar Jack Dcinpsoy at tho Brook
lyn theatie where tho Nonpareil is now exhibit
ing. Qraves hails from Asplnwali, Panama.
.
The Lyman-Mnrray fight has been formally
Eostponod. It seems that the real hitch has
ecu that the parties could not agree upon a
Ilaco of meoting. The backors of Jack and
lllly assort positively that tho scrap will occur
within four weeks,
Mike Conloy, the Ithaca giant, who wants to
fight Jack Ashton for any amount, so ho says,
has not yot heard from Ashton. Why does not
Ashton give Conloy some sort of an answer 7
Tom Allen, champion of America from 18(10
1K70, is now living In St. Louis, w hoi 0 ho owns
and runs a spoituip house. Ho is now over
llfty 3 cars old and has grown t cry fat. Alas t
How the mighty aro fallen I
Tommy Burns, tho English pedestrian who
t ill outer tho Madium Square Garden six davs'
race, is indeed a pheuotnoiion. He has walked a
mllo in &Hi minutes and ran tho same distance in
4m. 48s. He jumped oil tho big bridgoncar
Liverpool, ninety foot above tho water, and
swam oiKhteen miles to that cltv. Thcuco he
ran to London and jumped flow the highest
bridge 011 tho Thamos, swam thirty-five miles
and ran back to Liverpool, all insido of eight
days, on a wager that he could accomplish tills
all insido of nine days. Ho is colled tho ' man
lish." Tho Ivy Athletic Club will givo an invitation
handicap Heveuty-ilve-yards run on Kuutlay,
May 12, starting at 10 o'clock a. t. from tho
West Sido Athletic Club. 380 West Fifty-fourth
street. All entries aro free. Thoy close May S.
Bulos of N. four A's govern and the winner
gets a gold medal.
Tho raco of tho National Cross-Country Asso
ciation on April 27 will bo about eight miles.
On tho sanio day tho following races will be run
at Fleetwood Park under the A. A. V. rules: 100.
yards iun. handicap: USD-yards hill die (- feet
tl inches), handicap, L. A. V. rules, aud three-mile-
bicycle raco, handicap.
A STOCKING WAS HER BANK. "Zl
Pull of Money When Dire. Clarke Lost It
011 Her Way to Market.
T OST April 15, a larae sum of nun; la Kecking la
JU Wen ft. Under liberally rewarded by Mrs. II.
Cisike. 82 Voeey at. . Now York City.
Mrs. Clarke la a cheery old lady who keops a
sidewalk fruit stand in front of 8vs Vcsey street.
She says she always carried money in a
stocking because it was so much more reliable
than a purse. She walked np West street yes
terday morning with a well-lined stocking in
her pockot to payalaige bill at tho Wholesale
fruit market in the Erie Building.
When olio got thcro the stocking was gone. It
is supposed that some ono followed the stocking
and stole it. It may, however, have fallen out
of her pockot.
WM M,
A LIFE MADE MISERABLE
By dy.pep.la U acarotty worth tba llilng. A capriclons
appetite, heartburn, pnillJaf nervous symptoms, in
creased aotlon of the heart after eating, elnklnf In the
abdomen between meal., and flatulence after, are
among the sucoewlTe indUta of tbl. hereulna; com.
plaint. Two thing, only are needful for Its removal. A
retort to Hoitetter'e Stomach Bitters, and penlitenoa In
It. use. These remedial measure, being- adopted, a oure
I. certain. Taken Immediately before or after meals,
this great .tomachlo promote, secretion of the ga.trlo
juice, tbe natural solvent of tbe food. The ncrron. and
bltlou. aymptoms con.eq.uent npon chronlo Indigestion
dliappear. a. tbe complaint groduMly yields to tbe cor
rective and Invigorating Influence of the Bitter.. Appe
tite return., sleep become, more refre.hlng, and a. a
eeQuenoo, tbe body hi efllcl.Btlj nourished, mnaoular
power InoretMi, and tbe mind grows .anguine. Use the
Bitters for chills and fever, and rheumatism.
KKW MOVKLXTTX KQDAI, TO OAEOniiD'S BIST.
A TRAGIC RIDDLE.
Sow Love, Jealousy and Crime Were Tangled Up
A TALE OP' TO-DAY.
By GEORGE B. SIMS,
BYNOrSlS Or PUECIDINO CBAPTKBS.
.. ,Pt Olowbury has a bitter quarrel with hi. wife, whode.ire. to go on the stage and I. being trained by an
Italian named Moroni. Ulowbury leave, ttie house in a rage, but return, before d.iligat, make, trl.nd. wltn hi.
wife and .tart, lor Pari, at once. At 8 o'clock Mr. Clowbury I. found dead m 1 1, having been .tabbed to the
"art. Her huaband 1. arrntted on .u.nlclon. III. lawyer, Mr. Bertram, su.peot. the Italian and ba. him
ftteeted at Nice on a technical charge. While In jail Detective Qrimwade get. the Italian to partially admit that
Aewa. to lira. Clowburr's bona, on the morning or the murder, by hinting tbat he bad been .een br a woman
"bile coming out. A vain search I. made for tbl. woman, wboee name 1. aeoartatned to be Margernlu. 8he I.
ft," whur n tbe Work bouse, f the matron of whloh ebe he. made a oonfee.lon of having been In love with the
Italian, of whom .he was Insanely iealoua. She knew ol the Intended elopement of the Italian with Mra, Glow
Cory, and was determined to prevent it.
CHAPTER X.
TOE TIUOIO DIDDLE BOLTED AT LIST.
" While she yrm watching a man came out
6! Clowbury'i house," continued the matron
la her aooount of Margherita's confession.
' 'It vu daik.but ahe thought it was her lover.
Before she could rooover herself ho had i;ono
Pi the street, Ah, she said, ' he has stayed
u the house this night. lie has gone to tho
itatlani the Englishwoman is to join him
were.' Then she walked baolt past the lady's
jwoy, and she noticed it was ajar. The man
in comlnjf out had pulled it to, but the latch
vgwuqtcauht.aad it had wrmg Uok a
SJrW -'llllliririiatlM'tfii'r.lsslfilfaAilllHl
" ' Then.' said the unhappy woman, the
devil put a dreadful thought into my head.
Thcro was nobody about I pushed the
door softly open, stole; in on tiptoe and crept
upstairs, clutching my dagger. I knew
where the lady was, for many a night had I
seen the light burning in tne room when I
had watched to soo if my lover came there. I
pushed the door open softly.
" ' The Englishwoman lay on the bed.
She was very beautiful, her eyes were closed.
She must, just have fallen asleep after my
lover had' left her. He beauty maddened
CHANGES AT THE THEATRES.
a
ATTRACTIONS, NEW AND OLD, TO DE SEEK
IN TWO CITIES.
Bobaon and Crane Enter Upon Their Final
Joint Appearance " Said Pasha" at
Nlble'e "A Brass Monkey" at the
Comlque He, She, lllin and Her" at
Col. Sinn's Ilroohlyn Park Theatre.
The return of Itobson and Crano to a city that
loves thorn wleoly and well was an event last
night. The comedians beftan their llnal engage
ment as joint Mat atthoStarTheatic. where
they produced llronson Howard's play. "The
Henrietta," which has won for them fame and
fortuno In rijnal parts. Mr. Crane's work as
Nicholas Vaiialstvno was as excellent as over,
and to him fell tho principal honors of the en
tortaiemtmt. tituart ltobnou as Itertlo Yanal
styno was tho same quaint ltohson as ever.
"The Henrietta," which is to run for two
weeks, was very nicely put upon the stage,
WINIllon TIIEATIIE.
"Katti, the Family Hetp,"reisod and im
proved, was the food provided for the patrons
of the Windsor Theatre last night. It piovod to
be much more wholesomo mid nourishing than
when it emanated from the llilmisonie tiino ago.
"Knttl "has more merit than the average farce
comedy, atidituhos iiooil opportunltlori to the
leading uiciiibuia of its cast, Miss Marietta
Na.h, (Irorge I.auri and Hairy B. Bell weie
tho leading inoiiibers last night,
NinLo'HOAIlDK.N.
ltlchord Htahl's comio opera, "Baidrasha,"
was put on for a two weeks' inn at Nlblo's last
night. It has becu changed somowhat since it
was last scon at thn Htar Thuatro, and tho
chances woie undoubtedly ueoded. There are
now only two acts instead of three Hubert
Wilkio's place is now flllod by Charles Turner.
Miss Carrie llodfiey and Mios Helen Diugeon
arc still in the cast.
rOUHTr.KNTI! HTHEKT THEATHE.
Iluchanan's suocoHsful plav. "Partners," was
revived at tho I'liuittentli Hticct Theatre last
night, and the leviral was cr acceptable.
"Partners" Isachaimiug plav, with the spirit
of Alphonso Daudct'8 novel, "Fiomontiouiieet
lttsler alnt1" most aptlv preserved by tho
adapter. Miss Muud Hariisou appeared as
Clafic llorgfeldt, tho part played at tho Madison
Hiiuaro Theatre by Miss Mario llurioiighs.
Alexander Kalvini nus lloigfoldt, 0. P. Flock
ton's admirable performance has before been
described in tliebe columns. Miss Virginia
Buchanan was very acceptable.
FLOl'LK'H TUElrllE.
Althouch"Thn CaMilior"is not exactly tho
sort of play calculated to prove a winner on tho
ltowery, it drow a good audience to the Peo
ple's Theatre last night. Mr. Henry Leowasof
course the star, and tho production was sub
stantially tho samo as that recently gk'cn at
Palmer's Theatre. In the cast woro Honrcc Vin
ton, old John Kllsler, Mabel Jordan and Miss
Minnie Sellgman.
TIIKATBZ C0M1QUE.
" A Brass Monkey " was the potent attraction
at tho Thcatio Continue. Hurlcin, last night.
It was eittomoly well received. Miss Flora
Walsh was an oflectlvo Baggage and Miss Bessie
Tannehill did some elitvor work. The porfoiut
aucn went with a great dt al of vim aud will un
doubtedly do a good week's bUBinoss.
UtlAXl) OI-EUA-1IOU8E.
That artistic nlzaid, Alexander Herrmann,
mvstitied a large uudienco at the Orand Ojicra
House last night. Theto was no Miuo. litis
Debar, but thcro was D'Alvinl, ami with all luo
deterence to tho oleaginous priestess, M. D'Al
vinl Is iiilluittily mmo entertaining. Mme.
Herrmann was also present.
TIIIUII AVKNUE TIIEATIIE.
" Under the Lash ' was preseutod at tho
Third AvcnuoTlteatio last night, and tho gal
lery codH worn Itaopy. Tho play is (luridly molo
tiramatlc It has some strong scenes. Walter
H. Hanfoid was tho star. Tho company suppbrt
lng him was a competent one.
TUALIA TIIEATBZ.
"On tho Frontlor,"with JamcB M. Hardlo
and Bar a You I.eei as the stars, was well re
ceived at II. 1L Jacobs' Thalht Theatre last
nicht, Tho Indians in tho play also mado a hit.
There was a largo audience.
KOSTim AMD DIAL'S.
Hampson, the strong man. was one of the
varied attractions at Kostcr .t Dial's last niglit.
Thero was plenty of good material on tho pro.
gramme, and Hampson did not have it all to
himself.
Donis's MUSEUM.
There aro plonty of Interesting features to bo
found at Doris's Museum, 351 Eighth avenuo,
this week. Miss Fanny Mills, tho lady with the
abnormally developed feet, still regards the
audience with pensive intoiest. Then thcro aro
thoArcaris, who do a "knife and hatchot act."
Tho female Sampson is also not to be forgotten.
A performance is given ovcry hour upon tho
stage, when acrobats, singers aud dancers pic
Bent a lively programme. Doris gets plenty of
patronage.
wonTn'a museum.
The Craddock Merry Makers' company drew
large andiences to Worth's Museum yesterday.
The organization is a good otto and well worth
seeing. It includes tbe Kxcelsior Quarttit,
Fostett aud Emmett, Harry Sparrow Lorenzo, a
clever contortionist: Edward Hartmanu, Fiod
Wiuans, Fernando Fleury, Charles Hunt),
Fannio 8anford, A. N. Wolf, Louis L. Brown
and the Brahams in "Shadowgraphs. " In the
curio hall Ouyascutis, or What is Itf held a
reception.
Itrooklyn Theatres.
Mr. Charles H. Hoyt. In constructing a play,
generally manages to work in a story of moro
or loss Interest, to give his characters an excuso
for existence. In "He, She, Htm and Her, "us
5tvon by George H. Adams at Col. Hum's Park
'htatro last evening, though the various
characters made their exitB aud enhances, sang
and danced without any apparent leason, theie
was no small amount of fun. Thero are onottgh
special features in "He. Uhe, Him and Her," to
make it a go. Mr. Adams makes an oxcellent
country lad, his Toby Perriwinkle. though
reminiscent in looks and action of Humpty
Dumpty, was in all respects a clever perform-
Toma Hanlon was the Tootslo, a simple coun-
Wheu babr was sick, we save her Caatorla,
When abe was a ehlld. ebe cried for Oaatorla,
When abe became Mlaa, abe ulunc to Caatorla,
1A hen ahe had Utuldren. abe save them Caatorla.
me. " You shall nover bo his. You shall
not take him from met" I hissed in her ears.
' ' ' The woman started up and opened her
eves. She would have cried out, but I
plunged my dagger into hor heart and she
fell back.
" ' Then a great terror came over me.
Thov do not understand revenge iu your
country as they do in the land I come from,
and I knew it was murder I had done, and lor
inurdor they hang people. I crept down the
ntairH to the door. I openad it softly and
looked out. Tho street was empty, I closed
the door behind mo ; no living soul was In
sight to see me, and it was not yet light, only
tbe beginning of dawn. I felt I was lafo, tiild
so I walked rapidly away, never stopping till
I found myself in tho great green part. Then
I sat down on a seat, and either fainted or
foil asleep, I kuow not which. When I came
to myself it was broad daylight, and I aroao
and walked on. But everywhere I could coo
that Englishwoman's eyes looking into mine,
and I could hear her crying ' ' Murder!"
" ' I was afraid lest mv look of terror
should betray me, and I walked on and on ;
I don't know where I walked, but it was al
wavs in the park, away from the streets and
the peoplo. When tho darkness came on I
felt more torrifled still. I darod not go back
to the house whore I had been lodging! I wus
in debt there, and had no money to pay, and
thev had told me tboy would turn me out,
and they would be tbe first to notice how
strange I looked. They would think that I
did not come back because they told me not
to. Wbero could I sleep where could I go
to, as I was, without brotraying myself? I
had still my dagger with mo. It was bloody,
and my dress was stained with bor blood a
little splashes of blood.
' I was so terrified I drew out my dagger
to kill myself then I was afraid to do it. I
was by the canal I looked at the water.
That was an e&siei death, and yuioker, If I
missed my heart I might 'b found allv and
hanged after all. I did not think. 1 Jumped
into the water. Then I felt that I was going
try girl possessed of a fortuno of whioh tho gen.
tlemanly villain endeavored to possess himself.
Miss Hanlon has a voice of rare iwetness, and
he: tinging 0 the old familiar " Home swtet
Homo,' wasallttlf "Old Homestead" in Itself.
ht company was a clevet one ah the way
through the best work being done by Bam Ber
nard. II. Montgomery, Import Evans and Car
rie Francois.
. Lovers of the burlesque were out In force with
bald head In the front leatr at the Araphion
Academy last evening, the centre of attraction
btlng. Bice's burlesque oompany in "The
Corsair," The play was presented with the
original scenery anocenio effects, and in tho
main with the company which mado such a
great tuccesi In Kovv York. Encores were Ire.
quent, thr wine song the topical trie ami the
Amazonlat drill being specially satisfactory.
The prismatic fountain presenting al! the shades
of the rainbow was wonderfully realistic, and
the transformation scene of the Palace of Posil
icllectt'd all Hi tlme-hnuoier. beauty Miss Annie
M. Perkins, Oeorge A. Schiller, Mhriinati .
Wade. T.ila Blow ami (leoig( K. l'ortCKtiue were
prime favorites, and add greatly to tho success
of the performance.
In tno plav of "Ilenee tie Moray" Clara
Morris hai ample opportunity to ilplny her rt
ntarkablc emotional powers, I lie entertain
ment, as given at the Ltc Avenuo Acatlelliv of
Music last night, was a complcti 'Ucct'ss. The
play, which is an adaptation nf D'Enueiy's "La
Martyrc,"is of tho Ficiioh variety, in which a
wife acknowledges tho truth of a false accusa
tion made by her ltushitnd. in ordei to savo hor
notlier fiom ilikgiaee. Clara Morris, as Boneo
do Moiay, gave a eateful interpretation of tho
injured wife, and her excellent work vvas warmly
applauded. Tho acting of Frederick Dv Utile
vllle. as tho Count tie Moiuy, wns tip to his
usual stautlaid. Julius Kalm, Mis Mittens
Willett. Octavla Allen and Mis KutuMasslmade
pleasing ImprcHidotiH. There will bo no per
formance on Uood Friday night.
Tho supers at Jacobs' Brooklyn Theatro this
week aro having gloat spoil. In tho scene
which shows tho dock of the Tall ltlver lino in
the second act of "One of tho Finest " a section
of tho river Is shown with newsboys, c, bath
ing, Thev swim and splash around tho tank in
the mint approved fashion. Home oxeellont
models of sound steamers and feiry-boats aro
alto Introduced in this scene, as Is a view of tho
reat bridge. Tho i file of ('ant. Mlahler is in
to hands of Ed M. ltyan, who in lilacs much
humor Into tho old. familiar character whom
everybody knows and likes. The balance of the
cast is in rapable hands and the scenery inoio
than above the average.
Aftor sovcral weeks of melodrama tho pations
of Proctor's lirooklvn Tin atio were given a treat
by tho introduction last evening of tho llont
Hantley Novelty and Bui lesquo Company. Tho
programmo throughout was excellent, the
vaiiety sketches introduced being partlculaily
f:ond. The performance eonelnded with a bttr
estUo entitled " Knnrad Koroalr," in which tho
entire company took part
To lovers of variety the programme offorod at
tho Orand Theatie this week is unusually at
tractive, tho bill nITored being Uus Hill's world
of tinvoltles. Eveiy featuio of tho piogruunno
is good, tho cluli-swiiigiiig of Mr. Hill belnir
ono of tho most interesting. Asa wind-up, tho
laughable little comedy, "Htlll Alarm," was in
troduced, aud was heaitily cujoyod by the largo
audience present.
Thcro-Is no use disputing the weakness ofthe
patrons of Holmes's Museum for int'todriima.
The moro pronounced it Is, tho more Wild West
introduced, tho better they aro pleased. This
fnot was fully demunstiaied vesterduy, when
CharlcH J. Ungei presented his Western drama,
"Jack Mosby, to better houses than havo been
seou at Munuger Holmes's coiy resort for sumo
days. An interesting exhibit in Curio Hall is
tho skeleton of a dovil-tlsli, which occupies a
prominent placo in an extcusivo and well. as
sorted collection. Dailv matini's aro given at
this houso for tho bent fit of tho ladies aud chil
dren. At tho Orand Oncra-Houiio, the "Two
Orphans, "with Miss Kate Cluxten as tho star,
was produced last evening, it Is unnecessary to
leforto the acting of MUs Clinton. Her ability
Is 'ajo well known to reiterate beie. Miss Esther
Lyon, as Henrietta, shaiedthu honors with tho
star, uer beautiful face and clever acting win.
nine favor with tho audience. Miss Maud Hos
foid as Marianuo tho outcast, also cauio in for a
laigo iharuof applause.
(has. A. Htevensoh as Jacques Frocbard was
oxcellent, and thn same mav ho said of tho
Piorro Froehard of Aithur II. Foncst aud tho
Picsid of Horace Dawson, llio other membcia
of tho cait uro acceptable.
Thero is an entire change of bill at Zipp's
Casino this week and the attractions are numer
ous and of unusual excellence. The Eveniko
World's famous song, "I'm a Chappio from
Over the Wattah' is billed again, and
In tho hands of Minnie Bchult meets
with the same hearty recognition from tho
audience thnt greeted its first rendition. L.
Molding, bell and xylophone soloist: the Verdi
Trio. Cornetist Alfred Lango, Fied Mauley,
Fernando Flury, Fred Mills, ventriloquist;
Max Uastortr. violinist; Albort Ward, ciayon
artist, anil Prof. Kirchuer's Casino Orchestra
comploto tho list of attractions.
DEATH OP JOHN II. CROOK.
The Well-Knowti IOatnuriint Proprietor
llxplrrs After a Long Illness.
There was a general feeling of sadness iu tho
hearts of many downtown business mon whcn.lt
becamo known yostcrday that John II. Crook, of
the firm of Nash &. Crook, the well-known res
taurant proprietors, had dlod at his residence,
60 West Kixty-olghtb street I
Mr. Crook, who was one of tho best-known
restaurant 1 roprictors of this country, was bom
lnPIermont, Orafton County, N. II., Apiil 811,
1880. Ho camo to this city in lHJin, and wont
into the restautaut business with his unci?, Hani
ucl Crook, in Fulton Market. Iheu he entered
as partner with his brother. 8. II. Crook, 011 the
sito now occupied by Hmlth McNeil, where ho
continued until 1858. when he Joined fortunes
with the late John A. Dufl, manager ot tho
Standard Theatre, and opened a restaurant un
der the old VOint Building. Aftor Mr. Duft's
retirement, tho linn bicamo Nash A Crook, and
continued so until his death.
Mr. Crook leaves four children, two of whom
are daughters, ono married, He will be luterrcd
in Greenwood Cemetery.
United HtatCK Consul Dlthruar Dies Abroad.
A cablo despatch from Bicslau, Geimauy, an
nounces the doath of Homy Dlthmar, United
Btatcs Consul there for the past eleven years.
Ho was formerly connected with Journalism in
New York, and his son, Edward A. Dlthmar, is
a member of the Timet editorial staff.
Cumins Event.
Company B, Twelfth Infantry, reception,
dress parade, and drill at Aimory April 88.
Electric Club annual meeting and election of
officers April 18.
Ladies' Independent Bowling Club last
reception aud banquet, Cafii Logellng, Apt 11
1 8.
"Life of Christ, "stcreopticon entertainment,
by Bey. A. Chester, Bushwick Aveuue Churoh, I
Brooklyn, May 1. J
AT TONY PASTOR'S.
It was all on account of "An Iron Creed."
The excessive emotion which Mr. Htow's beau
tiful play roused within me loft me limp and
miserable during the neck. Unlike the lady In
Tennyson's "Prlncei" wl-o felt tltat he must
weep or she would die. I law a similar result If
I did not laugh. Iu sheer despei atlou I went to
Tony Pastor's. That wholeiome. tonlo-y per
formance saved mo.
What a delightful thing a variety show is for
a change I How exqulsito It is to wot nothing of
a leading lady, a tit st old man and a Juveuilel
How rcfrcidilngly delightful to listen to planta
tion songs and dances, to look at queer acro
bats, ami to exclaim " Oh I" at somo now and
astonUhlug feat 111 Jugglery! Tlitu, tho deaith
of "situations" is Joyous. "Featuio" suc
ceeds "feature," and in Hip ten ot twelve
changes of the prigramme theio is sure to bo
something you will like.
Tntij Pastor's people give a very pleasant en
tertainment. " M.B.l.caMtt's Orand European
Novclths" appoared last night ami wcio quite
exhilarating. One good thing about the 1 cr
forinnnco is its absolute hatinlossucss nud the
aplditj with which it moves toiwoid. Theicla
nudinggiuess audnobetwieii-tlie.acts.
'J he most Mil prising event last night was Kel
lcr.nnd 1 do holK) he won't objtct to being called
an event. Tuny Pasloi Insists that ho is a
"pedio.moiiunl phenomenon." No doubt ho is,
bin mi much Latin. m is mini country, except
for eliolais liko Tuny mid lne. Kelloi Is acini
tortiouist with most leiuaikablo strength in his
aims, which ho Uses iu placo of hi legs with
charming iiidisci inilnation. Ho ties himself up
Into fearful shapes, and almost makes you gasp
at his dating. He is very ugly to look at, poor
thing, and ho males you feel rather sorry for
him, oven iu tho midst of jour applause.
Tho Bisters Milton danced ami sang viva
ciously, iu a very Lundoiiisli way; Duncan ven
triloqulxed, and 1 thought ho was very bad ami
unconvincing; the P lade 1 (svveotlyO reek, isn't
it !) impersonated well-known people, from Bis.
march to Boulanger, and snuiti v. cry clover
equilibrists dlspoitod themselves.
As I said, I have to thank " All lion Creed"
for last night's enlojinent. I do so from tho
depths of my being. Alan Dale.
lie ftllnundvratood.
ireffi th Kporh. I
Mrs. Fangle Its getting light I'll ralso the
blind.
Mr. Fanglo (only half awake) All right I I'll
stay."
Spring Garments
Beaded Wraps with Shower
Fringe $10.50 worth $i5.oo
Imported Beaded Wraps
$7.5o worth $10.00
Corkscrew Jackets
$3.00 worth $4.00
And a full line of long garments
in the newest styles.
Lord & Taylor,
Grand Street Store.
ljl!JlllIlBii5ii
" X t-LUNOED MY DAOOIR INTO ItF.lt HEART."
before God without repenting, with blood
uiiou my hands. I screamed for help. I
didn't want to die. You know tho rest. I
was rescued, and told the story that got mo
brought here where I was safe whore
nobody would stare at me. Tho dagger sank
in the water and the blood you saw on me
you thought was where I hod bled from that
cut on my face. Now you know me, I am
a murderess. 1- ' "
The matron stopped in her narrative.
There was a knock at tho door.
It was tho head nurse,
lesfrsaafrssiiesai la 1 1 V. aiJsTi' (vni. . 4
sHbmBGs&S
" Oh, ma'am, she's gono that Italian girl,
I was sitting watching her, alien all at ouco
she started up and L'ftvo a tcreum. ' Don't
look at me. ' tho said. ' don't look at mo,
woman !' Then she wiivea her hands as
ttioncli to keep some dreadful thing oS, and
fell buck dead I"
e 9
The next morning tho Court assembled to
proceed with the tilu. of George Clowbury
for the murder of his wife, but it did not last
long, 'there was a trcmeudout teusatiou in
store for the audience. The dying deposl-
BBaeuejyHsBjUeeeUL&hflS , iiAo&KaBat4EuffiHfa
tnBKKU!cWSNWBKBrKitKBEKEBm3imBte&
DE GRAAF & TAYLOR,
OK TIIK
DE GRAAF & TAYLOR CO.
47 and49Wost 14th st.,
EXTUNDINO THROUGH TO 48 W.10T1I MT
are now the oldeat reliable furniture bouie In theoltr.
Tbey carry the largeit atoos of parlor and library furni
ture of their owu upholatertns of any houie in the
United btatee.
AM. 1't'M.Y mjAUANTKlili.
Alao a very extenaive aaaortmenl.
0,000 MTITH
OKOIIAMIII',11 AMI DININO.IIOOJI KiniMTUftn.
Their atock cnt piot cah 'Dip full) iinil'Tntand
ttieit tiuslneet They will not allow themiitviB lobetin
dermoid by any rvtinalble bouts in tbe trade llie
dftnaud for very cbeap furniture at this time haa caused
ua to decide to plaC'i on aale,
NOT MANUI'ACTimi!l IIV VH,
TI'.S 1)01, 1. All RIDKIIOAUDS,
HKVKN UOI.I.AH KXTI:NSI0N TAI1I.KS.
hitrkn uoi.i.au ciiAMnni surra.
TIIIUTY DOi.l.Alt l'Altl.OII .SUITS
We luakea aiecully of beddlns aud pallor folding,
bedi, $10 to rJUU ulIi
DON'T MISS THE
GRANDEST BARGAIN
SALE
OF KID CLOVES
at Tin:
PALAIS ROYAL,
I4TII NT., NIIAIt ATM At II.,
THIS WEEK,
ONE LOT
ooo io.i:n
4-BUTTON KID, 59c.
Worth ! .'.I.
ONE LOT
4-BUTTON UNDRESSED
EMBROIDERED, 78c.
Worth Sl.r.U.
NIIAUCN TO aiATCII AM. G'OHTU.tlKM-
KVMtV I'AIlt VAKKANTi:i.
PALAIS DOTAL,
14th St.. Near 5th Ave.
KUSINESS NOTICES.
oarit.th cu:.Nni-T. m. rtkwaiit. aso
Ttb eve, rMud forctioutars Tel. cell ltlel, iilatat.
"CAltl'KT-CI.r.ANINd AT TIIK OUKAT
Atnetiuu Works. 1&5 W.X'Utli. Win. 11, llowdeo, pmp,
A3IUSKM KNTS.
-"v I WANT A WIFE.
I 1 Am a wealthy Pennaylvanla
sjNf B? landowner llueuty not easeu
XftL V tlal Muatbe wllllnto learn
1L thedotleaof farm llli, such as
ft?y inllktns cowa, to. The young;
lA-lLjesiw tier man slrl who wanted to
wTtSh tinfi'""T llelnrlch rkiiluramfn-
n 'iflv lri:er, or one from Centlo liar.
' ' dun, preferred Apply or ad-
' t ' drrae .1. W. UOKFkV, care of
WORTH'S MUSEUM,
I llli M urn l- III, Avr.
"'MiTOViWVi'irafiyiV,12"'
haa located hie wlfihuuling- huadiiuarteraat this bouse,
lluyaaoutlaand What la Itf Munlcal Ilandt Annie
fllAIITO O'Urlon, lllautfu. Annie Hell, tallf.it fit
I.IHN I X woman, oomblnfd orient 111 feet. The frog
Ulffll I U mau. Tattooed men, worumn and duf.
PROCTOR'S 23D ST. THEATRE.
M:ii,iiiitJi:s. I .,.
COUNTY FAIR. !?
Kfenlnr Kt N 1.5. HMtmlij mHiiee at lLt l 00
Extra matint W?iinidar,coiatunctng April $&$
AL.tlKU'S T11UATRK. B'WAY A HOTI! BT.
T..., 3lfCAIJLL
.11 Y OI'UltA t'OSllMNY-
Q U 12 KS. M ATI NEEb ATUllUAY.
MAIIISON r.lM'.in: TIIKATKE.
Mr. A, M. PALMKIi. .....Sol. Man.ter
EvemuK. at H.ilU baturday Matinee.
8T i CAPTAIN SWIFT. ;o"jEttK
MONTH. !A llreat S icce.a World. Jan" 'Peunien. "
NO l'KItrOKMANOK CIOOU FltlUAY NIOI1T.
CASINO I1H0AUWAY AND UtrTH ST.
Lt A n IV S KVKNINOS AT H.
nflUJI. ) SATUItUAY MATINEE AT S.
Admission pOo. Seate reeutved 2 weeka Iu advance.
rilljLU U Orchtra I'uole and Iialcony, OUCl
SAID PASHA.
MATINF.IM WEUNE8DA V ANU aATUHDAY.
AOAOKMY. Wo , litlo.. 7fic 1 00.
DENMANTIIOMPMIN.
THE OLD HOMESTEAD.
AlaU. WHO. and HAT. CXfllA MAT. April 110.
YT'KDKnR TIIKATIIK. Ilowrry. near Canal.
IT Week Loiiiinuticins Monduy, April 1.",,
JJIAIIIKTT A"I1 Matlneea
IN Tllli Wl-.W t'AltUlUAf, l Oili:UY, Wednelayand
KATTI," the Family llelp i bajurday.
A MULHU THKATKi:, lo-nishl appaaranoe of Opera
l Company in llescer Studfut wwlno,dr, AiiKtiat
Walt.,', iltnent. Itauli d.r Sablnrinnen Thuraday,
Friday, Baturday, ttl.t time, Nrvoe.e Fraueu.
1i:iTir8T j UATTI.K OPKN
X. an I Ol AM. DAY
Jth ave. uETTYaiiuna. i eve.nino.
tlon of tho Italian cirl. MnrKlierita, talcon by
a maeistritte who had bue-u seut for iu hot
liasttt by the miitrou as foon its bho heard tho
uuhurmy tiirl'H coufessiou, was put iu.
Auel Sloruul, knowing now that tho cirl
was cieael ) nit do a cloau brcaht of his sharn iu
tho transaction. Ho bail suspected Mur
cberita from tho first, aud for tlicso rea
sons. She had told him he should nevor po awtiy
with tho Euiflisliwouiau, and bud tbreatoiie-il
tbat souio dieudful thiUK should bapiiuu if
bo did.
Ou the nlcht previous to the tnunlur be
recoivod a tlire'ntouiue; lotler from bor Biiyini;
that she linew bo aa (joint; uwuy with tho
Kiiulisbwoiuuu iu tho uioruiui;, ami uarnint;
him not to. lutbo niorniuc when the-sorv.tut
show oil linn tho letter which ;lmd ixeu cov.
rrt'tl up by the iiuw'hpopt'rull nlht. bo lotiud
it wus from Mrs. Clmrbiiry, rofusint; to uo
nwuv with him. His first impulso was to riibh
oil with this to bis former iiiistrcsn unit show
it to her, us bo fully believed she iniht do
linn uu injury. Wheu bo got to tbe
place at which tdio lived be found
that she was not at home. Tho
hcrvant there supposed sbo must linve'cot up
him ouo out ven early iu tho uiorulut:.
Moroui u'UOBscd lim;lieritft'K destiuation at
once, hhv bud cone to watch tbe Kugllsh.
wouutn'a bouse', lie walked iu that directum
himself, aud as ho reached the top of tho
btreot bo saw ber comius hurriedly away.
There was a lock in bor face which torrifled
bun, Uo avoided ber aud returued borne,
nud went awitv by tbe IU o'clock train to tho
Continent. Ho lie.ird of the murdor the uext
day, and tbon that the husbuud bud beou ar
rested, lie was ant suro that it was Margho.
rita.aud It would havo been cowardly of lilm
to say anything to iucrimiuute ber. Tbit
wns tho business of the police, uot bis. lie
was auxious to keep out of the affair alto,
cetber Now Marcborita was dead it did uot
mutter, and bo could tell all he knew
Goorco Clowbury, triumphantly acquitted, 1
AMUSEMENTS. H
GRAND opehroause. I
The Eminent Fieatldif luuar, JH
HERRMANN. H
Mme. HEnnMA!?NP.Ic?i,rrALvANI sad others.
TO-NIGHT, M
Inhlanreatlllnalon, !seH
CREMATION, WM
N new startlTno wonders. ffl
JjrADISON HgAllE UAIIDEN. - H
VERY LA"ST WEEK. fl
KXIMEITINnNmooKhYNNTMortDAT. W
GEEATEST SHOW ON EABTH.
Two Ulnij, Tbren Ktae, Hippodrome Track. ilH
tvii . .Tr,,',,1 Uit,ru'- Itomsn llaces. xlaH
Wild .Moorl.lt I'aravan, Hall of illusions, iSH
Mi-nafiTiri, Ac , Ac. ' 'JCaH
I'Frtnnuaiinn at ,' ami h p M. dally, claBBval
Adml.aum Tit) cent. Clilldron under U year L'5 cents. avaaal
1 'I II SI 111 I I'TIII-ATIIK, ron, (1TI1 AVK. ?tsB
".'lllWWir " W h M-llAY ANOMATUIIUAV: -iH
. ..', 'J!1! w.'..' K.'"",,n,"'",s; Monday. April IB). 9laBBval
A M tLM KK'SJIAIll.SO.N.StJUAIlETHEATOtiCO. ')UssH
Ivclnd us ln..r. Salviui I'lockton, Ma.aen, Missis Gsaal
Maud llarruun. Kath.rinvllot-era.Vlrslnlalluchanaala IH
Ariiii.sra. tRiuin?u7ilKlf.Rn?? 'M
In Ida New l'lay UNCLE JOB. ItStavai
BIJOU Tlli:ATlli:.llroaday,liel..'IOIh'andni at ats.' 3taal
r 't "". WKllNKrlOA'andHATUItUAY, B
COth I'erforrtianre, Tui'.dav, April 111, Souvenirs. '&
, lb wi.linf tin, Irrp.lKtlbly funny Hmailr Slaaaal
A MIDNIGHT BELL. M
"J'llOYI.AUIilOlllli; "A nilASHMONKKY." WM
..'allrrjr;!;..o , reeerviwl, fiOe . Tfte., SI. 00. S)l.fg MiH
UNION HqifAllETIIPATItE ,1 M. HILL. Mcr. oUsavavi
I.AhT WEEK HUT ONE. Saval
HELEN IIARKV RB
IN A WOMAN'S SritATAOEM. J3M
ALAUtiiiiNoHUL't;i:sa. V&H
T YCEUM TI1KATKI5. 4TH AVE. AND 3.1D8T. H
TUi: aiARQUWK.C-wAi'o?0"-SlJtlK '
aHtioapptanae," MalL 3MsBvni
Jli-alnsUaiO. Matlneea 8ATUKDAYS. TUlaal
RT1I AVE, TIIEATIIE. Eve'aaatH. Bat.MaUatS. WKM
W. C. GOODWIN in 19
A GOLD MINE. 19
BltOADWAYTHEATIlF. Mat. Wed. A Hat. 3 P.M. 'H
ltriadwar. our. 4llat. KVRNINOH ATU. 4avaavi
LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY. fl
ADMISSION fiOo. JjalH
STAllTIIEATIlll llroadway and 13th St tfH
lareerrllTourof tho Comedians, Jiaavni
HTUAitT ROBSON, w.m. ii. CRANE fflM
In lltnnin Howard's Kreatcomedr.TIIKHgNItlBTTA. llH
UTANDA11D THEAIltE. iTASTWEKKT 'I3H
tl IIOWAHH ATIIDNIJIT.II HI'EOIALTY DO. iSM
tiret aniwaranre nf I.EONf C'LAHK, MIXE. TINA. 'Wavaavi
MA'IlNEr. WEDNESDAY AND tjATUHDAY HM
Neat wivV, miw comlo opera, DOVETTA. JHbbbb
FllONY I'AhTOU'S NEW MTII HT. f HBATim Saaavl
JL I M ll.I.KAVITT'HOUEAT COMPANY. UsEai
TONY EUllOl'EAN NOVELTY TKOUPK. 'faaval
1 Keller, llinl'liyal.-al Wonder, -Zaavl
1'ASTOIt'H. I And forty Now Specialty Btajs, 'jjJH
M1U JAL'OUS' THIHD AVENUE TIIEATRB. lB
Mon., Wod. I WALTER 8. I "IINI1HII tNkS
A Sat I HANI-HUD. TIIK UU." WU
April li'J -1-rank I. Krayne; 'jlsBvai
Hit. JACOBS' (THALIA) ISSaaavl
e OLD BOWERY TIIEATRB. BH
IIAHDIR AND I "ON TIIK 'IH
VON I.EEH. FKONTlliU." 'MavB
April !i-J -Kate I'uraaell, H
-MpNEll'ti I'EOl'LE'STHEATHE. '9
HwirLeiiPi" Cavalier." I
KOaTf.H A KIAI.'H Cl)NCi;UT HALL. Kl
Als-WI-Klt 'JtfM
tlio now or of Tonuii. , Mbiiiikiii , Dux J Hart 'timH
4 tJaiieit, (ItrnolU Uro. nsH
MONDAY, April L'U C'antcqpUl loamurUionBaU.
Tueatru c:oii!gui:,i'j;)tu-t..Twt,naALi,ftTM. M
A IHtAHS MONKKY. 2 ftfl
Charl Heed, Flora WaltA and oric-nal . itfl&V
Next fTMk Ilost CogbUn in ' Jnoalyn." Mat. Bat. Sfl
3o?ud2tt7GRANDlSlUMfAlt7 '9
THE OSSIFIED AKKIOAN. TSavi
THE LIVINU MEHMAID. VM
IIoarLrtaso Perfonnancea, Admiaalog 10 osnta, j!H
NO KOI'AI.Tn thi: WOULD, 9
TliriPP'Pi NEW MUSltl HALL AND AL1L4M- PH
I Hr INS . I1KA couiii-. i:w k 14th at. !
I IILIUU U THE MONSTER OKOIlESTItlON. ifflGH
nKOOKLYN AMUSKMEfiT8. t I9
WEEK OF APRIL 15, t3flH
GUS HILL'S BIG SHOW. WM
JACK DEMPSEY
WILL, .1IEUT AM. COJIKItW. M
Ha JACOBS' BROOKLYN THEATRE. fMM
. Cor of Wa.hlnaton and Joboaonsta, fHsaavl
Matinees Monday, Wdne.dair and Baturdar. evBal
r, i V J. IIAHSON CO, .tHaeB
Popular I ..rtwov., kw,
J2fc"- I ONEOF TUB FINEST. H
AMPHION ACADEMY. .iS'r 1tSS5 9
Kitry Kuinjt. Matinaea Wtintdy and Saturdaj. Pil
' "RICE'S CORSAIR.'' .W
GRAND OPEnA-HOUSEl.1.iM.MnJ?.,a. M
KATE CLAXTOH 1H THE TWO ORPHAJS. M
PROCTOR'S THEATRE. KOvty., "M
Xt'iSi"- I RENTZ-5ANTLY JM
TUES., TIIUIIST SAT I llurleaque and Novelty Oo. 'fM
SOL 'SINN'S PARK THEATRE. ' ij.H
Mat. Wednesday and Saturday. UC Clip LSal
oiioE h. intbo nt, onc 'rl
PANIOMIN'E UM UPD .AM
ADAMS, COMEDY, nlltl, IIEUe 'H
Holmes's Standard Museum. ZXiti&Z 9
CIIAS. J IJNCIMt IN XiU
JACK MOSLEY, I i,ssvss m
LEE AVE ACADEMY OK MUSIO. B'KLYN, K. IX VmU
This week, fi nfu-bt. and Saturday Matinee only. ultBal
CLAItA MOHItl.S 8iSal
IN RENEE DE MOKAY. Sasal
Net Week. HELD BY THE ENEMY. JJ.H
Unr T TC-XK-ENOAOEMENT OF THE lUsfl
llLlLiljlp srt'at Ventrlloqul.t, Albert Ward. '
Win. Payne. Fred Mauley, Thn Verdi Trio, Misat AiaftaV
Scbult and Kirubuer'a t 'n.iuo Oreua.tra, at "Masai
ZIPP'S CASINO. 91
recalte'il tho congratulations of his frlenels 99H
nml much publio sympathy. Hut the shook -ififiH
of his widi's lminlur uud tho terrible susponEe MJM
tliroucli which he had piisHeil hail shuttered WmH
his health. Uu was rocoiimieiieled to to for tpjuW
away from orervthiiii; that could remind VvHI
reinllid him ot the past, and his employers, 5TW
intcroHtiue themsolvos in his case, obtained ''SB
for him a cood appomtineut in Australia. H
SHE FLVNO IIEKSELr INTO TUE WTZB. fH
There, amid now scenes ud new atsocU. 1K9
tious, be is Gradually recovuriui: bis health s9
and strength and Is beginniuc to look baok AB
upon tbe time wheL, be win tried for hit Ufa 181
ou a cbargr- of killing bis wife as a ulcbtmaw wm
thitt bad vanished with tha eluwn of day. s 9M
tux ind.1 ijjH
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AA JCltjtorllufeWTi!!j?