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- THE WORLD; THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 18 1889. 9
IN THE CIRCLE OF HUMOR.
FLASHES OF MERRIMENT WELL WORTH A
PASSING SMILE.
The Lnteit Tiling In Punt.
(fyn One a TTa,
I.
Heavy Swell By Jove, thcso spring sus
pciulcrs aro the correct thin?. Keep ono'a
trpnsors In shape. No infernal banging at the
fenced. Aha I
Heavy Swell Half an hour later.
(Julie a IMfl't-rcnt flutter.
lltvm Ut rittgtKdt flllllr.
A. Tlio rudeness with which I was treated in
that limine beggars all description.
II. My dear fellow, they have been juatas
nnlo to me. , ,
A. That's ery ilifferent: they know you. But
I'm a perfect stianecr to them.
In for It.
llromUfr.
Mr. Bloomingdalo Ward (desperately after
btlntr "stuck" for the last half hour) Er will
you excuse me. Miss Autumn 1
Miss Autumn (slightly deaf) With pleasure!
What is it, a waltz t
Very Menaonntile.
tJVon lck.i
" What do you call that act?" said tho ban
singer to tho acrobat. "Oh, that's morcly a
backward spring, " answered the acrobat. ' 'Ah I"
said the bass-Blngor: "it I should tryitthoro'd
be an early fall, oh t Let's go and have a Sum.
inerl" "A what t" "A Bummer, more than one
swallow, you know." Ami then, as tho Irish,
man caid, they Winter way together.
Purely n Misnomer,
from M n.lroll iY I Vil.
Izaak Walton, who did not know enough to
spell his front name proporly. did not catch half
the Hah the average man does, and why any one
should bo called his ' ' disclplo " is a mystery and
a fraud.
Hence Their CnnTlnar On.
From Iht Villilurg Ch-onUU.
"Just see how those crows carry on," said
n man, looking at the antics of a flock of tho
birds.
"Yes," replied another; " they are carrion
crows. "
A Len.llanded Debt.
tJVom Ti.l
Mrs. Bellamy Why can't you stay at home
this evening, Walslngham 1
Mr. Bellamy I'd like to, my dear, but I one it
to Hchwarzenheimcr to be at the Manhattan
Club to-night, lie's up for election, you know.
Mrs. Bellamy I thought you detested that
man.
Mr. Bellamy So I do. I'm going to black
tall him.
A One-Hldrd Iteacue.
1roBi A Ckieago Trtbvnt,
Stanley (raiting his hat) Emln Bey, I pre
same? Emin Bey Yes, sir. Is there anything I can
do for you T
Stanley I have come to rescuo you.
Emln Bey (compassionately) Thanki, my
good man, thanks. (To native) Umslopogaas,
take this poor fellow out and give him a square
meal.
Judged from Indications.
rrvm I'hiliJilpkla IttcorJ.
Sick Man Is this tho Wcstcnd Sanitarium t
. New Girl (mystinedj-This is Dr. Blank',
house.
"Yes, bnt doesn't ho take sick people to nurse
sometimes t"
"Oh I Maybe ho does. Thoro's two or three
'Skeletons in the back office. "
Correct In Ills (Irannsr,
IFrntn (A, Boito Tramcrlpt.l
"Did everything Jgo off pleasantly at school
Jo-day. John 7"
"Yes, mother, butsomo bad boys persuaded
me to play truaut, "
" lou mean they tried to persuade you. John:
If they had persuaded you you would have gone
off with them."
"That's what I did."
The Old Familiar Faces.
JVontttJl,
' Visitor from Indianapolis (to White ITonse
Baby) Well, Bonnv, I sunposo you find Wash
lnstou very different ftom your old homo ?
Benny (cheerfully) Ob, not much, sir. I
talsB the old streets and buildings, of course, but
the people all beem to be here.
C'lunreltr,
which contain pur. tobacco and pur Frenoh rlc. paper
aw th beit. Mftci-L Favouiis r .trlollr put. ,
TO AVOID SECRET FIGHTS.
TUB ESTABLISHING OP A CLDB-HODSE
UNANIMOUSLY INDORSED.
Jimmy Carroll amd I.a Blanche Matched for
m. Finish Fl.t-8tere llrodlo Cballeus
Jumper Iercdllh-A Race Between
t'nrltf n and Hmltli, the English II oy Uun.
ner" Hnapper UarrlsoaU New Pro.
tee.
Tho project of establishing an athletic club In
or near New York similar to tho California Ath
letlo Club is enthusiastically indorsod by sport
ing men. All unite in saying it would bo a good
thing for sport. Tho membors of the California
donothavoto cbaso around half the night in
out-of-the-way places and make all arrange
ments in secret in order to witness a sparring
match. If there was such a club here admirers
of boxing could see many good glovo contests
without being mado to feel that they wero en
gaged in a chicken. stealing expedition. Those
gentlemen who are interested in tho "manly
art " ought to tako tho mattor up.
, . . .
There is every indication that Jimmy Carroll,
of Brooklyn, will fight La Blanche the Marine,
to a finish at a California Club May 88, for a
fl.SOO purse, tho winner to tako $1,200. Car
roll expects to start for California within a
woek. with Dick Toner, who goes with film as
trainer and manager. La Blaficho is now in
Lcadvillc with Charlie Oleason, of Boston.
Carroll, by tho way, will spar during tho re.
maindar of the week at a Brooklyn theatre. Ho
will meet any mlddie-nolght who will appear.
Prof. Graves, the colored pugilist from Panama,
will be among thoso who will spar him. Car
roll, It will bo remcmbcied. whipped Uraves in
f. fight four years ago in Panama, for 91,000,
u live rounds.
. . .
Stove Brodle has deposited tsno with the
Poller Otuettt to Jprop against Merodith Stan
ley, who, recently Jumped SH5 fet from tho
Suspension Bridge at, Cincinnati. Brodio says
no will make the match for any amount Stanley
wishes.
There. Is a rumor afloat that" Hoap" McAlpino
will cntor and train one of Tody Hamilton's
giraffes In the coming slx-dajs' race at the Uar
en. Arrangements for the match between Trank
Donovan and Chappie Moran were to havo been
completed yesterday. , Nobody materialised,
howevor.bntitis positively assorted that tho
match will bu riveted to-day at the Illustrated
A etas office.
Fred Carltori. the champion boy runnor nf
America, and Charlie Smith, ditto of England,
will run against cacli othor in the race at the
Garden for 1100 a side. Smith covered 310
miles in tho last walking match held there.
Jack Dcmpscy ntarts for California on Mon
day. Ho maintains that his trip is raeielyfor
Pleasure. That's all right. Jack. The enter
prising California athlotlo alubs will not let
such a Jewel in tho tiara of pugilism, escapo
without giving an exhibition of his skill.
From present appearances tho trush at Sulli
van's coming boncnt in Brooklyn will bo some
thing enormous. Everybody wants to see if
John is really tho Sullivan of old. If Asliton
docs his best the wind-up of tho entertainment
ought to be highly interesting.
James Gould and Chris Dooshcr will row a
race on April SB from the Harlem ItiverBridgo
to Klngtbrldge. John Delaney la to be lefcree.
The new piottge' of "Snapper" Garrison,
Harry Hill, who weighs only ninety-five pounds,
is to appear this season as a full-Hedged ''Jock."
Last year he guided horses first across the lino
several times.
Mambrino Dudley, of whom Mr. Oeprgo Bcat
tcrgood, of Philadelphia, became the happy
possessor of yesterday for the consideration of
iu.OOO. is a wonderful stallion. He is tho
grandson of Mambrino Chief, tho so-called
T Fountain of Speed." His father. Woodford
Mambrino. was the fastest stallion Chief pro.
!.uced. The dam of Woodford Mambrino was
he very high-bred tnare Woodbine, who corn
lined rare qualities, of speed, with style and
staying abilltloa.
9
Tho Missouri Amateur Athletic Club, of St
Louis, will give a remarkably full series of
sports this season. It has arranged to occupy
Sportsman's Park oh every date the baseball
rowus are away. A full list of athletic events
will be contested on eaoh date. Hero is an ex
ample for oar Eastern dubs.
The lacrosso team which will represent Brook
lyn to-day in the match with Bulgers College
for the championship of the Metropolitan Asso
ciation, is rompnsed as follows: Goal, V, T.
Davis; point, C. U. Roberts: covor point, E. Ii,
Gerry; llrst field defense. G. W. Gilmore; sec
ond field defenso. P. G. Town end: third field
defense, C. A. Bush; contre, E. McLean; llrst
field attack. W. Howard: second field attack. J.
It. Flannery; third field attack, J. Bauni: out
side home. H. K. Field; inside home, Glias.
Crosbie. As the Kutgcrs team is the strongest
which has ever represented the college, a nota
ble gamo of lacrosse may be looked for this
oitemoon at Washington Park.
.
The following are the events that will occnr at
the games of the Staten Island Athletic Club,
Hay 18, all handicap: Huns 100 yards, VOL)
yards.,440 yards, 8H0 yards: two-mile steeple-chase-on
turf, two-mile bicyclo, running broad
Jump, ditto high Jump, putting 10. pound shot,
throwing SU-pound weight, ditto lU-pound
hammer. ...
Jfick: Young Mitohtll is at present in San
Franoisco. enaaged in tho liquor business with
Prof. Walter Watson, thetiainer. He has not
been East since ho fought Brown.
...
CAarlM oirnrd. The feather-weight recently
knocked, out by Swipes the Newsboy la not a
brother of Frank White, tho x-chanipfon. Billy
Dacey's address is 'Jail Third avenue, this city.
...
Tho Eclipse Athletlo Club will have their first
cross-couutry run on Saturday night, starting
from their club-rooms in One Huudied and
Ninth street to Macomb's Dam and return,
a distance of about flvo mllof. James Kecse will
be pacemaker.
When bshf was risk, w far ner Ostterla,
vrhn ih iu a vblld, iho crld for O.itorlt,
WhD ibsbcam allw, sb cluoa to Castorla,
Vl bsa sbs bad UbiUrao, sb (at tbua Cutoria.
T
THE EARL'S WIFE.
One of a Series of Tales of To-Day,
By GEORGE B. SIMS.
8VX0PSIS Of CUAPTXIt I.
Lout Jojm, a prttr eboras tirl.hu bo marrlrd on ur to tb Earl of Dubton. lUlsBorroandtdbra
Ht oj wild comptnloni. iraon whom lh.rbrotb.r. VTbll sb UmsdlUUnc .onxpliu to w.n blm from bl
socUtci, sb rMli a l.tt.r Iroin a roin whom sUjas blmsU br basuaad, which sir b bu bn ptrdootd from
liu. Sb ftlat aftr penutaa Its oonuata. '
CHAPTER II.
the Eint.' wine ui am iktehview with nsn vibit hubdind.
"My Qodl my God !" moaned the unhappy
Woman, as sho tore the letter florcely to
Vioces and hurled the fragments into tho fire.
"Whotatn I to do? What can I do? Imuat
tell Hugh ovorythlmj or "
Bho stoppod a moment. Bometbinc which
her brother had. sold to her when they last
parted Hashed across her mind a promise
ho had made him a promiso she could not
audorstaud, but which was cleur ai the sun
at noonday now,
' ' Will inew it," e cried, a a new Hizbt
dawned upon hor, " Will knew it all the
time. He knew it and Eilby know it. Thoy
knew thin man wa alive while they urged mo
to marry Hugh. Alive I he might have been
frco even then if he wai, they knew It.
This letter la a tiaiue of lies. The whole
thine has been planned from the beginning
by the fang and this man. I can see it all
now. I con seo how thty hope to make me
an accomplice in their sohemei. Well, it will
be ft desperate struggle, but I'll fight for it.
Lot them do their worst. I shall soon know
now, God help mo, what that worst is."
An hour later, when Lord Daihton, having .
COMPANI ON HIS AERIAL TRIP..
Pr.r. Ueiaa Will Prabaily 1"
In the AlrWp.
Peter Carmont Campbell, the'Brooklynlte,
expects to have his alr-shlp on exhibition In this
olty within a fow days.
It will be on exhibition until such time as
everything is made ready to sail her through
the air.
Prof, Edward D. Hogan, tho gallant young
aeronaut who will navigate her, is at till homo
in Jackson, Mich., now, making a now alve.
and omo minor addition to the mammoth bal
loon which will carry the alr-shlp on her voyage.
To an Hvkmnu Woni.li reporter who aaw him
thin morning Mr. Campbell said)
" I have reason to hope that uc can, as ox
peeled, mako tho trial trip from the Polo
Grounds hero in New York."
" And go dlnct to Philadelphia :" quoriod the
repot tor. ,
'Yds, if all tho conditions are faorab!c,''ho
replied.
Who will accompany Mr. Hogan on his
oerinl oyaue I" was asked.
' ' I think he will travel alone. Tho ship is big
enough to carry two, but on the trial trip he
thinks It best to go alone, lotisee, lamsuro
tlio ship will do all 1 expect, and so is Mr.
Hogan, Dnt neither ho norlcaro to permit any
ono elso to go up iu her on the trial trip.
"There is a friend of Prof. Hogan' who is
very anxious to go up and help him sail hor on
her maiden voyage, and If it is decided to allow
any one to go.he will bo the one, a Prof. Hogan
and myself have promlsod him.
" The ship cannot carry mora than two, but
otbors can and will bo quickly built after tho
first successful voyage that can comfortably
carry from six to a dozen people, or morn if ucc
onsary, " I pronhrar," concluded Mr. Campbell, earn
cstly, "that before the yiar 1 lino wealthy people-throughout
tho country ill own their own
airships. Just as they now do tlieir )aehU or
horses or dogs or othor means of pkasure. "
Mr. Campbell has been experimenting for a
quarter of a otntmy now to seo his ail-ship sail
ing aboc, and thinks that within aycar ho will
see his dream of a lifetime rcallfed.
There is a company called the Novelty Air-Ship
Company backing him, but lie holds tho con
trolling interest and moans to kccrilt. Thero is
no stock on tho market.
Free I.rrturpH Tbla livening.
Another serios of froo lectures will bo given in
seven public cchools of tho city this evening in
accordance with Thk Evkmxo Wonui's bill, as
follows:
At '.'IU East One Hundred and Tenth street,
Dr. llobortson "Tho Heart and Its Workings:"
at ;iO Allen street, Prof. Helm on " Microscopic
Life on tho Soaahoro:" at UUH East Forty-second
Ktrcct. Prof. Clrmont on "Fundamental Legal
Principles Applicable to Worklngmon;" at Sev.
cntioth street and First Keiuio, Prof. Hloanc on
" The Chemistry of Healthy Humes;" at ,V
'Wost Forty-fourth street. Prof, Lincoln on "Tho
American Idea;" at Wi West Forty-first stiect,
Dr. Hauchetton " Tho Human Machinc-Hhop; '
at 10H llroomo street, Prof. Lelpzigcr on" Local
and Stato Government. "
(lev. Hill (let In n Iteturn Dlow.
ASptcial Commlttco fiom tho Produce Ex
change, who had been appointed by shipping
merchants to call on Gov. Hill with a protest
against tho recently passed Pilot's bill, received
a wetback yesterday, when, in response to their
request for tho Governor to net a day for their
reception, they receive J a politely worded note
stating that tho Governor did not desire any
personal niton lew ond loqucktlng them to stato
thocaso in writing. This is a slight return
which tho Governor makes to those who heaped
opprobrium on him at tho tlmo ho signed tho
McEvoy Elevator bill.
Interesting Piano Kccltals.
Tho interesting series of pianoforte recitals
given by Miss Virginia llidcr was brought to a
close by tho u.teitninment given at 1A Madison
equaroto a largo and appreciative audience.
Tho programmo included works by Saint-Saens,
Grieg and ltubinstein, all of which were charm
ingly rendered bv tho young pianistc. She had
the assistauco of the Heed Club and Miss Stella
Llpman, soprano. Miss Bider anuounccoanew
scries for next season.
Coming Events.
. Gounod Choral Society testimonial to W. E.
Mulligan, director. Checkering Hall, April 22.
Black Dominos' masquerade ball, Grove Hill
Assembly Booms, April-'-'.
Ketch On Club reception. Webster Hall, April
. L. S. Ives Association annual reception, St.
Maiy'sUall, April US.
Wise Clmpplc.
ion One, a ir. 1
Ilobluson Jones, what do you lupposo they
put little mirrors into tho crowns of some hats
for?
Jones Oh, I suppose it's so a man can tell
when he's beginning to gut bald.
A LIFE MADE MISERABLE
Ily dyspepsia is sosrctly worth th lirluc Acsprlclous
appetite, heartburn, pusxliug uervous symptoms. In
crtasod action of th heart aftr uatlntf, aluktuf Iu tho
abdomon bstwoen maU, aud tlatulsuc attwr, ar
anion tbo nacceaaivo imHrtu of thii harat.log' com,
plaint. Two thins only ar udful for IU nuioval. A
retort to llontotter's Stomach llltUis, and p,r.Utenoo la
IU uw, These rumvdlal lubaaurue being adapted, a cur
Is certain. Taken Immediately before or after meals,
this groat etcimacbi promote secretion of the cutrlo
juic, tb natural solvent of the food. The nervous and
bilious symptoms uonaoguent npoa cbronlo ln4Ujatlou
dl.tppear, a tb complaint g-rodually yield to tbouor
rectlv and Invlioratlnv inlluenc of th UltUr. Appe
tito returns, sleep become more rofre.hiug, and a a
?queuoe, th body I efficiently Douri.hed, muicular
powtr increase, and tb lulud grows eanguine, Utb
Bitters for cblll gkid fver, and rbumatUm.
pulled himaolf toccther with a brandy and
soda, c:me down to breakfast, he inquired
whoro Her Ladyship was.
" Sho ordered the carriage half an hour
ago, my lord, and went out. She left this
note to ho phcu to you when you came
down."
Lord Dashtou took the note aud read it
through, and then flung it ou the tablo.
' Well, I'm hanged," ho cxelalined. " Of
all tho cool things ! Why, Loo must be go
ing dotty," Then he road tho note aloud lo
himself to make turo that ho quite under
stood. DiuARlIcon: I have to go out bn a matter nf
Srivate business. If 1 am not at home to-night
on't fidget. Ever your affectionate wife,
Lou IK.
Lady Doahton drove straight to the Mid
land noiel and asked if Mr. Vincent was
staying in tho house.
Xho hall portor looked at tbo visitors' list
and said that a Mr. John Vincent was stay,
ing in the house, and (hat the number of his
room was 32. A page.boy was despatched to
nee if 32 was in, and returned with the Intel,
ligence that No. 32 was In his sitting-room.
Would tbo lady oblige with her nsme ?
1 ' Say a lady has called m auswer to Mr.
Vincent's letter."
The message was taken, and tbo pago re
turned. ' ' Would the lady kindly step up i"
Louie's fare was deadly whito under her
thick veil as sho entered the luxurious
sitting-room in which Mr. Vincent was taking
ODD OFFER TO BARRYMOIIE.
A BOSTON MANAGEU WITH A WKOXQ CON
CEPTION OK Al SALARIES.
ItehearaaU of "The Oolsth" Iu Philadelphia
.Ilrltee lUnkln's New Play Produced
Holy Week' Influence an tho Nov
York Theatres Approaelilnir Appearance
ofVealherbralu."
Bather a good story come to hand ancnt
Maurice Barrymore, who is now placing the tit
ular rile in "Captftlu Unlit "nt the Madison
Square Theatre, and parenthetically dinwiug
a weekly Kalary that Is decidedly steep. It pectus
that Manager Field, of Uontoit, during tho time
that ho was in this city looking up company
for his museum stock, saw " Cnptuiu Bwltt."
Ho was much Impressed with Mr. llnrr.uiiore'a
performance. As soon as he u ached Boston ho
wroto to tho actor, complimenting him mi his
success in Mr. Haddou Chambers's play, and
stating that he would like to treat ulthhlinfor
loading business at tho Bo,tou Museum. Bar
rjmoro acknowledged receipt of this compli
mentary letter, aud told Mr. Field that lie had
not yet sigucd for tho coming teason. He askod
what salary ho could cxsx.ct iu case ho made an
effort to abide iu Boston for a stason. Field
wroto back that he had many important part to
nfTcr Mr. Barrymore, and would place his salary
attlOO per weok. This nas Bairymoic's leply:
" Your Iottor received. I hao sent it to 7'nrA.."
MoKoo llaukln and Fred Maoder produced
their now American play, "TheHLlruilsh Lino,"
iu Philadelphia, and it does not scom to have
mot with much success. Mho play, it U said,
shows how n good cait ran sometimes bu over
looked whnii the part afford no opportunities.
In "The Skirmish Line" Wilton Lncliaye, Sid
ney Drew, William Hwentimni and Scliua Fetter
appealed. AH theso people have mitile hits
when they hvl "fat' farts. Itaukin himself
is playing "The Hunan ay Wife "in Jersey City,
with Mabel Beit in the lcaillnu l, Me.
Francis Wilson, who is playing in " Ermlnle"
ami "Nadiy" at the Chestnut Httcet Thefttic,
Philadelphia, is draning 41110 suiary pi might,
with tho privilege of rehiarsing his uun com.
!auy each afternoon m that city. Thcso re
icarsajs tend towatds " The Uolah," with which
ilr. Wilson and company aiu shoitlv to appear
at tho Broadnay Theatre.
The "ltobcrt Elsmero'' manngemont claim
that thoy have worked so far anay fiom Mrs,
Ward's book that had the not used its title and
chief churacters they would have made an
original play with merely the "Elsmero"
theme.
e
Wilson Barrett has decided to go to Ban Fian
clsco next season, and has lust at ranged fur a
three wieks' appearance thero in May at the
Baldwin Theatre.
"Hands Across tho Hi a," which ran ot the
Princess's Theatre, Loudon, will bu piodurcd
on the samn night in Boston and In Philadel
phia. Mr. Field, of Bontun, presents the play
as his first important attraction nf next season,
and Mr. Oustao Kaliu, of Kiralfy interest, has
tho rights fm the re.t of the eountiy. Sept. :.'
w ill seo ' ' Hands Across tho Sea " launched.
Otis Korkcr. fo long connected with Price's
mtiKlcal department, leures shortly to Join tho
Casino. With Max Freeman ho will now work
In tliu interests of the Arousons.
e
ilton liackaya rehearses in "Featherbrain"
ovory day, ami leturns to Philadelphia each
afternoon. On Saturday morniinr bu will re
hearse iu New York up toll o'clock and play a
matlneo in Philadelphia. Iu "Feathoi brain"
Mr. Lackaye assumes the part that was
"created" in London by Mantis. Miss Adelaide
Stanhope, who will also appear in this play. v,aj
last seen in this city in conuiction with thu
" Dai k Secret" tank.
e -
All tho New York-theatres aro feeling the
effect of Holy Week more severely thau it lias
beeu felt In years. Last year this was a lemark
ably protl table eek.
Mrs. John Drew Is to appear next week at her
own theatre, in Philadelphia, in a production of
" The School for Scandal. ' Mrs. Drew will play
Lady Teazle. Ebuu Plmpton has scoured an
engagement for one week to play Sir Charles.
Harry Monn and 'family loavo for Ran Fran
cisco Friday night, and expect to remain there
th e ears. Please omit llowers.
W. J.'Pigott, having successfully disposed nf
his " Bookmaker,", wants to conic back to this
country provided he can secure a plump engage
ment. Don't all speak at once.
Notes of Ike Brooklyn Theatres.
The popularity of The Evlmno Wobld'h
Fong, I'm a Chappie Frum Over tho Watali,"
S mains undiminished 'at Zlnp's Casino, where
inuie Schult is singing it in her usually excell
ent style.
A Western drama of more than nmal interest
Is "Jack Moslcty," thu current attraction at
Holmes's Standard Museum. This afternoon
the attaches of the liousu will rectlvu a benefit.
Gua Hill never had a better i-hnw than the one
ho now heads at the Grand Theatre, iu the Hast
eru District. The specialty teams intioduuu a
number of now features.
Seats in tlie front rows are at a premium at
Proctor's Theatre this week. The KenU-Hant-lev
bill lesque company is thero, presenting tho
amusing extravaganza, " Konral Koraair.
Tho long waits lctwcen actj which were for
merly noticeable iu Clara Morrln's pi rformauci-H
are now entirely done away with. MiM .Morii'
health neer wai better, and delighted audi
ences have wituotscd her excellent piformatico
in " Jleeneo De Moray" all the week at the Lee
Avenue Academy.
Tbo patrons of the Amphion Academy havo
lived up to their reputation as Imers nt buil
enquo by tilling Managers Know id & Morris's
palatial plai-honvu at each pcifotmuucu of
Conrad the Coisair," as given by llicu ,k
Dixey's excellent company.
Theie's an tinmen amount nf realism In
" One of the Finest " at Jacobs' Biooklii The
atre, ltis.a noticeable fnct that the super- ull
wcsramoieor less consumptive pallor, due no
doubt to thu frequent baths that thu tank scene
has afforded them.
Thomurioii of tho nuthorof " He, She, Him
and Hir. " now ut thu Park Theatre, us explained
by himself, is to make people laugh; in this hu
has been most suciessful, though i.o u has in
yet dlscoMicd exactly whether his medium ii a
eoniedv, PHiitumiinc, a small circiu. oru mix
ture uf the lliiee,
Tho revlv al of " Tho Two Orphans. " as being
given by Kate C'laxtou at the (liand Opei.
iloute, is attraetin.' many uf her Brooktyu
friends to witness her portrayal nf the diameter
of Louise, a peiformaucu as thomughl) frco
from overdrawn situations as the play is power
ful as a hitman iusttuctcr. Mr. t'has.A. Steven
sou lends valuable aid as chief of the excellent
support.
his ease. Tho gentlcmnn, nlall gocd-lojk.
tug fair man of about tho uud tUny, 104O to
moot b.B vnitor.
' Win, Loo, this is n:i unexpected nlea
sure," he tuid. holoiiig out bis hiiiid.
" You're thu last person I expected to see,"
"Indeed I Then why did jou writo to
tne" aubwerud thu girl, coldly.
" Well, I thought you'd liko to know that
I wns nine, and 1 expected you'd seud some
body to mo to nrrange mutten."
' Iu what way i"
" Well, you aro a cool ono. Loo, ami no
mistake. You don't i-cem a bit uiuot at rind,
tng that you've got two husbands."
" It can't matter to yon whethur I'm upset
or not. I thought you wero dead. I was
told that you were dead; that you bad died
in tho French prison. "
' Oh who told you ?"
" Will told mo BtidKilby told me. When
Will told mc I sent him over to tuako suro,
and he brought me back word that tho rumor
wan quite correct. Ho even showed mo a
document iu French which wns, he bald, tho
certificate."
" Qood old Will I Ho must havo got one
made up specially for you, my dear, lor you
see here I am, alive and kicking uud pretty
well, thank you. The living iu tho prison
agreod with me. It's douo mo good aud bet
me up, inv dear. No late hours, no excite
ment, no brandy cocktails thero: just enough
exercise to keep you in oouditiou, mid phitu
regular living,"
Lady Doshton taliped her foot impatiently
on tho ground.
' ' I don't want a description of your prison
life," sho said; "I waut to know what you
iulend to do. For some reason or other I
have been wilfully deceived. I vas told that
SEEDS IN GREAT DEMAND.
'
AMATEUR AND PROFESSIONAL GAUDEN'EttS
LAYING IN THEIR STOCK.
Nat Only Flourr, bnt Vcertnblrn Wunird
Tor tturili'ii I'sr V New I.ltnn llrnn tlint
(Iriitt V lllimil I'nlrs Dlvnrf Tiinmlne.,
Know bull I'niillllowrr, Whit I'luine
t'rlrry and Kmrrnlit tlrm .Vlnakmelon
In llcmmid.
Tho Spring season, nt fur as garden fnrin.
hut In concerned, lms couiu iiivvith n rush.
Tho leod btiHliie&i Is booming, uud tho dealers
my that they hnvu Hold more sooda this year
than ever bofore.
T hero Heonni to be n general demand for nil
sorts of seeds; ami thii being tho first week
of ploughing, tlio entire gardening couimunlly
has been fcot going,
Tlio people in tho vicinity of New York
prefer to tnko youug plants and rulso tlicin.
This ran bo douo with somo flowers and vcg.
utables, but is impracticable with others.
Tho ttade in flower seeds has been some
thing tremendous and gardcuert aro raising
all kiuds of llowers, from the commonest to
tha fa.rcst.
There aro many cheap but prttty flowers In
favor with amateurs. Among them are by.
britlH. pausias.ilro dragons, nameless beauty,
phlox, flowery dlnnthus, verbenas, scarlet
triumph, oxter, Tom Thumbs aud sweet
peiw.
These flowers are all brilliant in color anil
frngiaut in odor.
The seeds comn douo up In packets nt a
small pricu. Each imcket contmiiB enough
sends to rniw from lllty lo ono hundred
pluuts. nociirding to the amount of care be.
stowed Uxm (hen).
The greatest lutercst is lieltig tuken in veg
etables, (lurdeners uro now planting every,
thing from potatoes clear through tuo li,t.
Heretnforo tho guat obslaclo iu tl e way of
cultiv atltig Limn beaux has been tho cuorineiiiM
hoight to which tho plant grows mid tho
trotib'n in looking nfior tho poles.
A now beiin, just introduced, does awnv
with th.H trouble, on it grows without tho aid
of stnkox or po'os, is in compact bimh form,
uud produces an enormous crop of bomB,
which can bu euwllv gathered.
Tho Yosemito Mammoth Dwarf wax bean
and tho new. Dwarf Chaiupiou tomato whloh
was Introduced hist year is coming into popu
lar favor.
Tliis tomato is preferred because it comos
n groat deal ourlierund pioduces heavy crop.
Tho sturdy uaturn of its vino mid its strcugth
in i artying its crop without falliug over adds
to its popularity ainoug farmers.
"Huowball" cauliflower nnd "Whito
rinmo" calery nrs also well thought of by
faruielrH and largo !Uimtit!eH of tho bceds of
the latter are being pluuteil.
Tho llama " While I'liiino" una RUcgcstod
by thu iippeiirniice of tho colory itsoTf. It
soinewhut resombloH n imneh uf ostrich
fenthem. In flnvor it m excellent uud it comes
up londv for the tablo homo weeks enrlier
tl an tho ordinary btuff that is sold iu tho
markets.
Among muskmelons tho Emerald Oom
takes preoeduncc. It is (he sneotest in fla
vor nnd, though small, is vory good. For n
largo melon, the Early HaoKonsack Is tho
favorite. It is not as rich as tho Eiuumld
Gem, but is the host market variety.
Thero is plenty of titnoyetto plant corn,
but ninuv gardeners aru now buying their
supply of sccIh. Tho favorit-s aro Bquan.
tutu. Early Cnrev. Hickox Henderson and
Ktowell's Evorgreen.
Tho best quality of potnto is tho Early
Puritan: then coiiiob thn Pearl of Havoy.
Hurnl Blush. Morning Star nnd a host of
othars. Oabbago seod is also in great do
maud, and tlio fnvorites are the Succession,
Early Summer and Joruey Wakefield.
Palmetto usparnsrus is another dainty vrgo.
tnbla that is being raised ftom seed, uud
among the luaay kinds of lettneo the Boston
n.Hrkot is preferred when intended for
forcing for Summer. Thu salumauderorNew
York are in good demand.
Seeele nf nil kinds aru cheap this year, and
theru will bo a great deal of gurdvuing car
ried ou in tho back jarda.
The Most Appropriate
tlroM Iht ISll.t rv Cl.ru, Id,
" I don't krow what kind of gloves to get for
little Jennie." said Jlr. Snaggs,
" Get kid." suggested her husband.
I'mlrr tlbllKiilliins lo Illm.
iVoM tilt e'Alrdeo Juyrnat
Mrs. Holdup-Will you asl. Brother Dick to do
me a favor when jou go down town ?
Mr. Holdup I really can't. I am under too
many obligations to him. He has Juit paid me
(100 he owed me.
WHY YOU SHOULD USE
Soott 'sEmuIsion
nOod JLt-7,03E 4C31X wrw
HYPOPHOSPHITE9.
It is used and endorsed by Physi
clana because it is the beat.
It is Palatable as Milk.
It is thrso thnos as offloaoious as plain
CodlivorOil.
It is far suporior to all othor no-called
Emulsions.
It is a porfoct Emulsion, does not sepa
rate or chango.
It is wonderful as a flesh producer.
It is tho best remedy for Consumption,
Scrofula, Bronchitis, Wasting Pis
oases, Chronic Coughs and Colds,
Sold by all Druggists.
8COTT & DOWNS, Chemlots, N.Y.
I for what took place iu Frnuco you had been
sentenced to ten veins' iiupiisuiiuicut, and
that you had died.
" I VMw sentenced to three years, my dear,
for punching n fool ot u Freuchuinu who said
that 1 w us play ing with marked cards at h's
club. Hut it wan beastly unfair : hn cut his
hesil ojieti byaccideut iu fulling down when 1
pushed him. Of course, tho French Jmlse
mado it wurm for mo because I vms an Eng
lishman, uud tho French police swore a lot
of lies about my having beeu known us a
swell swindler and a card.shurper. Why
your brother told Jim 1 wns dead is best
known to hiuikolf You'd better nsk him
when ynn see bun "
" Haven't yon aeeu him ?"
"No."
" I don't believe you. Will went over to
France souio limn ii.'o, and I Lolievu It was to
Bee you. You weru free theu I"
' Oh, as vou know nil nbout it "
" I don't kuow ull about it, Jthu Vincent,
but shull know all about it. I'm goln' to
Paris to-night. I'm going to seo Will nuu to
got to the bottom of the whole business. "
"Now, look here, Lo," Nid Vincent,
light'ug a clur and settling himself iu his
armchair. "You are a very clever girl, but
don't try to bo too clever. I want to behave
in this muttor like n gentleman, and see if wo
can't come to an arrangement that will suit
all parties."
Lady Dash ton's fnco never relaxed tor a
luomu'it from its look of quiet self. possession
uud calm disdaiu.
" What cart of an nrruncemeut do you
think would suit all parties ?" shu taid,
" Well, I supiKise you're pietty comfort
ablo as a countess s you and tins rich youug
swell get along all right together, I'm told,
HELP FOR THE DUYAL8.
isvenlng VrM ' Heaelsr' Contrlbntlon
to the atother of the T.ost Child,
Mora substantial sympathy for Charles Duval
aud his wile, who havo had such tioublo since
the mysterloul disappearance two weeks ago of
their four.ycar-flld.chlld, Louisa, arrived at
Tun HvENiNU Wimt.n ofllco Yesterday Iu tho
hhupe of contributions of 10 from A. II. W,. of
this city, and 1 1 fiom "Pearl."
An EvtNl.Nu Yoiu.ii reporter ilellvercd tho
above to Mrs. Duval at ill I East Forty-eighth
street, and brought avay her grateful thanks
for the kind-heart, d gleets.
Mis, Duval has iicelved assistance from other
readers of Tub Evfmsii Wom.li. Miss Hall,
einplo)ed 111 Nimp'ou's dry-goods store ou Sixth
avenue, collected ilH.An fioiu tho emplojees of
the store for Mrs. Duvnl, and Mrs. F. II. J,, of
41'-.' t'lcrmniit avenue. Brooklyn, sent $1.
t'hniles Duval, thn father. Is still at work and
the fumlly will soon be out of need. The poqr
innther savs she isieitaln that little Louisa has
been taken npby Mr, ticirj. and in heriiitlml
ignoraue'cof the Inivs, Imagines that if bIic lnnl
money she would nbtnin the little gill. She
cannot lie driven into the belief that thu little
girl was drowned, and is still hopinet aguihst
hope.
To Cainplelr the North Ulvrr Tnuncl.
Having sue'eeeded In lalslng x.'SD.noi) in
England, bynioitcagltiv the North ltivcrtunutl
aud everything pertaining to it, D, ('. Haskiu,
tho chief engineer and manager, extxoU to
have tho tunnel completed within clghtcoh
months. Work will bo resumed as soon as tho
money hns been transmitted from England,
which will be sc'Vcrat weeks, or possibly intmths.
mamilk
Spellman's Hats
For taster at ihrir usual I.eur Price.
101 nnd 1 1 1 1'arU Ituvr, corner i'liambera rit.
1UISINKSS NOTJCKS.
CAHPET - CLEANING AT THE (3HEAT
Am.rUan WorkOli VV.'.'Utb. Win. II. llowto, prop
AMU3KMKNTS.
PROCTOR'S 23D ST. THEATRE.
COUNTY FAIR, Sf
. . tlVliMMI AT N.I6. l yo
vVJnsd.ysauil Haturi'a)., MailnisatS bU
BltOAUtVAYTIIEATHE. Mat Wfi. i St. !. M.
Uradwav, vor 41.l.t. KVKM.NUa ATM.
LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY.
ADMISSION SOc.
STAIt TIIKATHB. llrua.lway and lUth St.
lrhrwU Tuur uf lb I'ouiviiiaiiif,
nti'aut ROBSON, wm. ii. CRANE
In JJroiis n Howari's gr.at c in.Jir.TllU II1:.UIL"1TA.
CiTANIIAHU TIIKATRi: I.STWKCK,
fj llOVV.VItll ATIIK,,i:i'.1l SI'IIOIALTY i-o.
Hr.e .pii.i..-,. ( LEONI OLAllK. M.I.i: TINA,
MATIMiH WUD.NISSIIAY AND !rI'KtAY
Nwit WHuk, uv. uuiulu opeia, DOVh'rrA.
K SAMPSON, THK IRON KING.
VVAIr.WI.KI. tli llawor ut Tonqu'n.
Motitlar. April go C'vutvnnUI luauauratiuu ball.
Vjisttfa rroi'LC's thfatiie
MHciihyLFtjrT: cmiirj.
tvr.xrvvuK ijativ in nlw yukk.
TINISOK THUATllC. Uofry, n..r Canal.
VV .VIAIliriTA .NA.-II I .Minn-
I.N TlKNfcVr'lltMCALtoMI'.IY.' 8A1UIIUAY
KAT'i'l," tli" Kamllr llulp I a M
It wtwk Mi Pultjr, aeioiupumotl br K)rl llfllM,,
riviihATitn comiquu; r.'.'.th .t , i-..t.:id i Umm
X lltilt'NirrHat itallittt.n JWrstitloll,
A lIKAHri ilO.NKhV.
t harlr Uid, Hera VValch nail otUinal ra.t.
Nuit wL Komi Cughlan Iu ' Jueulrn " Mat. !S4t,
.uVS7, GRAND MUSEUM. I3..?.,","
TIIK (ISHiriBU fKlttCVN,
rut: i.ivinii .ii:iuui;j.
Hourly Slat: Penurinaiiiw Adiula.lcn lOtanti.
1 ATH ST " UA1TM? l" OPKM
X,l .ill VK A I,!. 1UY
fll AVK ltJETTYIIBURO. t KVE.NI.NU,
t fill ASNUAI.OAUCOIIAIXOI'rEKXA.NDO'a
1,4 IIA.S'OISII AOADKMY. 'lUESllAY, AI'IUL
:.i. TtriEAnrsaTiisr
A MIIEHU TIIEATHE. IRVINC PLACE l.VrHKT,
2V 'lO'Uigltt, Trldar, rtalurday Matin aud E.wiiluif,
Kunkhaiuuivr l!i,!iur,uoa vVumea.
I and you'vo Loon takou to kindly by tho other
uvvelli. That sort of thing nuns you. and I
don't Mtppose you v.iut to chuck it up aud
coiuu down naiu to bo tha veifu of a -
,n"
"A kwlndler and nn ex.convlct." Tho
' girl linlbbcd the seutouce which tho man hes
itated to comuleto.
"Well, thut im't tho way I ahonld 1avo
put it. Loo, but vou're not far out- I u.ip-
Eoe I'm not the BJTtof liusbaud a girl who's
eeu n coiiutoss would care to taku about and
I Introduce And, of eouno,tho Karl woulelu't
.like tho exposure; uud tho leumlo swells
' you'vo been uinoug lately , I tuirpobe they'd
I bo rather wild to think they'd been hobnob.
biuu with a young woman whoso luuband
vvjs in jail. Lord, what a boom the tievta.
pnueri would give tho scuiulnl if it ever came
out. Fancy the thrco of us, Loo, in the
i'lilliv .Yrtcs. A big portrait of you in tho
middle, with me on one side of you and the
Kan ou the other, vv lth a full, ttuet anil par.
ticulur account of my caroer and your udvou.
turcs given uwuy us a supplement !"
Ladv Diishtou bit her lip and uuvn all in.
voluntary shudder. The picture which tho
swindler, who was her huslmud, was iiulut.
lug iu his coarse, vulgar vvuy, came vividly
bofum her ov oa. With n supremo elfort the
kept down her ludiguatioii, nud without a
tremor iu her voice put tho next ijuestton.
" Vou Hpoke of thu scaudal being avoided
just now, " she snld. ' ' How do you propose
that it slinll be deint!'"
Tho mini heiitatod. He was not plaving
entirely oil his own account, aud he didn't
want to invke a false step.
" That's n mutler Ih'ji ran be decided on
Inter, my dear, after we've had a Little family
council."
AMUSEMENTS, M
BOTH WANTAWIfL M
J.W. COFFBV i, JVvfi EM
IIEINUKIII 8CIII.U.1J- JlV F- jiff
.iiUNitEiuiKii, rain 'MtM
who have ndverllseit so ISff W, 9
rxirnslvrlrlnmlitiieNCTr iMgfc,. ilWfcssi VlH
lark papers, Unv been rrwKjJvl fflPTX WH
riiHiigrd, nt nn rnernnni' ' Wiry I trTJ ' &jkm
uiilnrv, to make their ' fJ 'WKM
kcaaqnnrterii at ' is-f" 9111
WORTH'S MUSEUM, 11
HTII HT.NEATt 4TII AVE., . &9
hn-alllttrandrpll marbsnt. Don't i(U to mjt
s,H,thHkcltnn Dud.
AAI)IHO.N HgAItE UAHDE.N. l
VERY LAST WEEK. 11
mmmjiwmh.mmTH M0NPAr 11
GBEATEST SHOW ON EARTH. wf
Two Ulnva, Thirs Htie?, Illpnodrora Track. '$99
Tripl C'ircua, lltiinan lUces, wj
Wild .Muurl.li Cnraran, Hall of illusions, JoU
Menattrifs, Ac, Ac. SLiM
Pcrforraane, at a ana 8 I. M. dallr. mSM
Admlnlun M) cent,. (,'lillJrtn undr II rear MS ta, 'V9fl
UNION SQUARE THEATER f i
J 3I II II, I j , Mmittf t 4kiaH
POStTIVI'.t.Y LAier WEEK. I?M
. ih:i,i:.n ha it it v in q2U
A VVUMA.N'.H BTUArAllEM. iWsS
The trptnnduui,uucamad br Mia, llarrr durhur 7aal
this t ntagruicHt ba induerd thn manarrment to an- ,IJaH
nuune a rturn In A UKAND I'ltOllUUTION nait - Sl
on Crowill ho,t Heour jroor srata In adrane, XlH
F.nsaiamvnt clow, April '11. April !0, UOBKIti 1Q
BLRMGIIh Mund.rnv.nlnK, April Jl,(J.n.Oofii i! WtiM
Nlifrldau will rfcat 111, lecture. ''The Modem Paxsn.' .'!
t TilSTRKLTTIIKATttl' COH. OTII AVB? ?!S
. ..fj'1'3 "KUK (ooinlneuiliiK Mondav, April lft), 3BW
A M PA UlRlt'R y K UIMOX hl U AlUmiS ATllKCO. $M
It'cludlns M'; liahlnl, Vloekton, ll,M-n, MlwM
Mend ItarrUon, Kattiiinrnitoecr. Yirvlnia llncnanaala jRfl
APItlt, ,.'. hnt lime l J. K. iMIYtF ,ffl
In hi. New Play UNCLKJOE. JH
BI.IOIT l'Ili:Tli llm.ilwr,lM,t.aoth"nd:ilslsta.1 sH
Ml w, WKI).I:mI)VV ami SATURDAY. IK9
lib we'k'tf tlinlrri,,Utlblv tnnnr a'.medr J IttjiH
A MIDNIGHT BELL. H
11 Y IIOYT. AUrilUKOP "A nttAStTMONKKY." 9fv
tlalleri, .'.tu. , itai-md, ,",0r , "in:, it 1.1)0, tl.fiQ. 3iU
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T Ite unitrt Ontin.Uallircleand llalronr HOCtSL wfl
..TfflT ' H KK KMANN, !? M
s Nnst woA THAI-UllT'It, I'lllflllOSI-i J WKNT.
.Neit Huilday -HIOVI NhW YORK Tl) LOM1KIN IjH
VV1TII TOOK fltUMWKLU M
GitAND (iprnA-iiinmH. hpgoiau SKfl
PDSrnVt, APPKAHANCK TO-NMOIPT alT .IU
MME. DISS DEBAR. M
TAl.tli:it'H TIIUATHK. Il'WAY A.10TU8TJ fflH
qffi. 1 &MMt: II
l.oninii al H.III). halunlar Matin. 1M
flT" . CAPTAIN SWIFT. ij;ailSfl5 HI
MONTH, I A (freat 8uco, World, Jan.SR Teumsn." JS&LU
wo plinyoKMAitci; noon tltmAY Niuirrr AIM
rtASi.Nn. MioAiJWAV and uuth st, JI3M
Mill IV EVUNI.NIIS AT H. WM
llrtUUI. I HATUHDAYMATINEEATJJ. '
Admlitklon u()c. Heat rcarrved ii ireeka In adrane. nl
5T1IAVK. TIIKATItn. I'.te'c at H. Hat. Mat, stil"" ;fll
N. C. GOODWIN in iM
A GOLD MINE.
Sit. JACOHb' THIltn AVENUK THKATBJt $PM
Men.. Wed., VVAI.TKnl?. I "l'Neit 'nsB
A Hat I HANKOHD I Tllli LAall." !
April Ut rank I. lrajn. JlsH
Hit. JACOUS' (TIIAI.IA) l1Hl
OLD DOWERY TIIBATtta iS
1IAUDI1". AND I "ON TIIK SM
VON LEEB. I MtOjiTlKU." j9
ApillJW-KataPuraiwlU i 'Visual
T YCItUM THEATnll 4T11 AVK, AND 23D8T. fH
JLJ I "Atriumphot atacvari." Nlaal
ITlIi .llAItgUIHU. -'-World. KouMdVuttaal- IMi
i astlc applause " MalL 43rckH
Iloilu.atH.1.1. Matinee SATUItDAVa. 3fl
A OADEMY. U.lc, uOs 76c. j LCK1 'H
A DENMANTIIOUPltoN. ' V
tE9JM?xEMM: m
fllULU 0 Orchestia O'rol and Ualconj, OlICl MU
RAID PASHA. ii
MATIMEE8 VVXPNEMDA i AND 8ATURDAT. WM
no i;m'a"i, in' tiii; wuhi,ii, . iltfl
TliriPO't'l VltlW MUNIC HALL AND JlLUAH- 'ItM
InrlSN.S ihia couur, lSu k. nth at. 'ttfflj
MILIUU Ul THE MO.NSTEK 0H0I1E8TKI0M. Ssfl
mtOOKLYN AMU8KMKNT3. WM
f, f ' I mi sHpsssIM Grand ntfl
WEEK OK APUIL 15, M
GUS HILL'S BIG SHOW. JM
JACK DEMPSEY M
xviuu i:ltai.i. co.iikkh. yflm
Hit. JACOUS UROUICLYN THEATRE. 'jM
s Cor of WaahlBjctou mtti JohptoQ tU. M'B
Popular. r J ,,A380-N L',- fS
'"'""' I ONE Of THK FINEST. ful
AMPHION ACADEMY. LaWrlfflfc M
"RICE'S CORSAIR.' rM
GRAND 0PERA-"HdUSEl.L-i4.MnS?.,r;. 9
Lvuty Kvmiutf. MUdox Wdutfd7 and Sturdr. 1iH
KATE CLAX'fOH IN THE TWO ORPHANS. H
TONY PASTtTlPS NP.W 14TII 8T. TimATRE.' BH
ll.ll.I.KAVI IT'S (JIIKAT COMPANY. AvMt
TONY KUltOPlUNNOVkLTYTHOUPIL SMW
I Keller, tb"l'h),lol Wondar, 1aH
I'AMTOH'. I And Fortr New Hpeclaltr .Itajs. ''B
rtOLsiNN'S PARK THEATRE. JiH
V, VIvt V'edn,da and Hatunlar, tip CUC "SLm
iiEomiE ii a in the nt, oniv. ?jU
ADAMS. COMEDY, HIM, HEB. H
LLK AVE ACAlfESlYOr'MUSIO, B'KLYN, BiSX iS
Tbl, weok, .' nlyhl.and KtnrJaj Matlnonlr, P!aH
CLARA MORRIS SMt
IN ItENEK 1)K MOHAY.
Neit Week, HELD RY THE ENEMY. MlH
PROCTOR'S THEATRE, no'It., Ifl
M'i2Jjr,3iSefH- I RENTZ-SANTLY M
THUS .JTHUIW. 4SAT I UarleaiJaad NotaltyO. HH
Uolmes's Standard Huseam' Exiit W
('HAS. J. I'NdKIt IN JalH
JACK MOSLEY, I ft snag H
TifTT T fC ItE-ENIiAUEUKNT OF" TUB iSH
iHlJLlIllp steal Ventriloquist, Albeit Ward, roHH
VViu Payu,Yid Mar.lr. Th Verdi Trio, MUml SH
Sebult aud Klriliner's Ukaino Oreboatra, at tHaal
ZIIM"3 CASINO. ISH
"Oh! then Will and Kilbv aud Major eta M
kuow uf your rrniiiicaraiicu '! Kl
" I didn't siir so. ' nfll
" I e'ttu draw tuy own conclusion. Bat avs I 3mH
cau't se-o tliut llie.v buve ituythius to do vith -
the. matter, I w.iut a urouosltion from yoo. istB
Do yent iutrinl to oliiim me aa your wife f" Lvl
" Certiiiuly I do, uule-u " JKI
" I'ulefs what " XI
"I'nltbsvou uiako it worth my whllo not -91
to. If you do IM bo nvray autl you shall 9H
lie-ver liearof meai;niu. I'll co lo America, etJaH
uud us loner as v. m solid me tlio uliowanoe wo fi'l
bhnll tix upon I'll stop there. '' atl
" Olvv me vntir nettreu, if you plenso." 'val
" Wuil, .vour liuBbuud I ben your ianlon, l
tho Karl of Dusliton is n verv wealthy youn? '11
fellow, nuel I understand you cau net any- jSUM
thin;.' rem like out of lijm. You mutt cet mo 11
X 1U.O0O dovv u and allow uio Xl.OOO a year. Of TUU
cmirie, yon cau yet the money without say SlH
ini! vrlin it's for.'' lH
" Auel thu other meu who are in your a- '111
cret- who linvo concocted the whole plot JH
who played their curls lo brine about llash- ImM
ton's marriage with tue, knowlut; that you 4H
were alive, and lulcnliuer to tmele on their llH
knowledge -what will they want?" 'l(H
" Ah, now yon aro colli!! into a Question JJUm
that I can't answer. They must do their own tUm
business, hut I aou't think you'll Uud then jjH
hard." HJ
" You may as well tell me. Tho whole of 9M
this odious comedy baa been rehearsed. John lH
Vincent, and you've heard them repai their JH1
part1'." VH
' ' Well, they'll want mnnoy, of course, bnt f H
with me out of the way you can easily find ijUW
means of sciuariui; thum. " WmM
(To U' Continued To-Morrow.) 111
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