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THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 19, 1889. 1 JH
JOKES CAUGHT ON THE FLY,
UNDOM PICKINGS FBOM TIIE GREAT CHOP
OP HDH0R.
Conciliatory. ,
Aloohol Boented VoiceDear 1
Angry One (with Broom) Well t
A. 8. V. (meekly) Would yon be kind
enough to roup 'In mr study andffetthat200
that you will nnd In my wallet to buy that seal
skin Jacket you asked me for T
All He Wanted.
ffVm Boilen iv.1.1
Btern Parent (to a young applicant for hli
dautater's hand) Young man, oan you mpport
Young Man (meekly) I only wanted Sarah,
Flues and Locality.
Morris Parke Hello, Bqueer, where are you
coins t
Madison Bqueer Out West, to fit myself for a
Government position.
Morris Parke What can you gain out there to
fttadlson Bqueer The "geographical qualifi
cation." Mistaken Identity.
trm lU CMeagt lYteww.
" The dearest and sweetest object In all the
world." said the young husband fondly, "I
hold In these arms." "Isn't he a little dar.
ling 7" assented the young wife, with a gleam of
pride in her eyes. Ana to think they wanted
us to put him In a kennel at Battery D for the
mob to look att Please don't embrace ua so
hard, Alfred Fido doesn't liko to be treated
roughly."
The Eternal Fitness of Things,
(frosa rb-itar.
Fweddy Ged! deah boy, why the dooee do
you weah suoh a cussed tight oollaht It's a
positive chokaw. bay Jawve I
Teddy Teas, I knaw. But fact is, I'm going
to get dwunk to-night, and I want to be en wap
port, y'knaw.
Survival of the Fittest.
(rmn Ik4 Boiton IYaneW,t. J
Mr. Boodle had called In. and during the con
versation which ensued he mentioned that
Neighbor Bulgen had been obliged to shoot his
dog because it had grown old and cross. After
Mr. Boole had gone, little Edith, who had been
very quiet and evidently in deep thought since
the dog was spoken of, surprised her mamma
ir asking: "Mamma, when do you think papa
will shoot Aunt Barah.
Cheek to the Sweet,
trom To-Doy.
P. Munchausen Cadson, esq. Talk about ad
venohawsl Why, good Oedt when I was out in
Nebwaskaw I was stwuck slap on the er cheek
by a Oomanohe's bullet, by Ged!
Miss Dorothy Debutante Oh I do let me see it,
please. I never saw a flattened bullet.
A Florentine Tragedy.
(fV 4 Iv-Jtay.
, The Countess Ohestnutta Lorenzo, dearest,
,we must meet only as strangers hereafter. I
marry Count Bowleggio' to-morrow. (Lorenzo
Weep.) Do not weep, sweet. Why weep T
Lorenzo I am weeping for the Count.
Ureat Plaee far Corn.
lVowt ftoftM fitMw 1
Southern California is the place for vegeta
slon. Our old friend Bnrow writes us from
there and tells us that at the end of a two hours'
ramble in the mountains he found his corn had
sprouted.
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Bros. , PUUbarf, Fa. Look oat for an Imitation made
la St. Xeuta which la often palmed oil on Innocent ipco
later as oora. InaUt npon ha ring only the eenutn.
THE COMING GREAT FIGHT.
BDIUTAN AND KILRAIN TOE ONE TOPIC OP
CONVERSATION.
Jea milnr.ro erth Wants a Go at Jack
Deaipaey Donovan and DIoraa Matched
Ed Connors Knocked Oat by Harry
Thasaas Desperate Fight Between Air
Mitchell and Alfred Ball la England.
Discussion of the Bullivan-Ellraln match
throws all other sporting toolcs Into the back
ground Just now. It is often stated sneerlngly
by our English cousins that only In England Is
there widespread interest in boxing. If these
scoffers were to mske the rounds of the sporting
resort of this city at the present tlmo
they would discover the magio nemos
for the nonce of John L. and Kil
rain permeating the very atmosphere. The
liveliest difference of opinion exists regarding
the respective prowess of the two men, but the
Baltimorean and Boston's Pride appear to re
joice in about an equal number of admirers.
pUcnssion of the merits of the two greslest
ngnters the world has ever seen, frequently
becomes quite, sultry, and will grow still inore
fervid as the date of the battle approaches.
(Though the betting on the great match is now
ust about even, knowing ones claim that if 811I
ivan abstains from liquor until after the fight
t will bo 7 to C on the day of tbe meeting in
John s favor.
Kllfaln was certainly honest In his offer, made
in a letter to Mr. Fox, to fight 8ullivan for noth
ing, or for a purse, it one could be raised, in cane
a disagreement occurred at the ehoeslng of the
stakeholder. It ha been the aim ot Kilrain's
existence, the last few years, to meet John in
the ring.
.
Frank Donovan and Chappie Moran have
finally concluded arrangements for their finish
fight for $2.10 a side and the ino.ponndchatrt.
pionship; It will occur within five weeks.
.
Joe Elllngsworth, who is so anxious to have a
goat JaokDempsey, spent some time yesterday
afternoon in urging Editor Lumley to try to
bring about a match. 'I ho tight is to be at tho
Southern California Athletic Club, Los Angeles,
for a 3,000 purse, winnor to take all.
.The amateur boxing and wrestling, champion
ship meeting of the N. four A's Jlav 13, at
Tammany HaU. will be, without doubt, the
most interesting event of the kind that has ever
taken place in America. Entries close May 4.
The advance, sale of seats has already com
menced. Dr. W. H. Crawford will present a gold watch
to the member of the Manhattan Athletic Club
who scores the most points, in the name and
ander the colors of tbe Club, in open competi
ons between Mayp., lH80andDeo.31,l8MO.
A five-mile run has been arranged between
Harold Wolf, of Oonneotldttt, and will U. Dev
lin, of New York, to occur at the plonio of the
Greenwich Pleasure Club at Jones's Woods,
April so.
Harry Thomas, of this city, knocked out Ed
Connors, of Mewburg, in thirteen rounds the
other night at an uptown private club in fifty
two minutes. This is the sixth battle Thomas
has won. He weighed 187 and Connors 138
pounds.
a
Miss Maggie McBhanMhe little Irish favorite,
and Miss Nellie Frankel, the champion of Cnba,
are entered for the female bicyclo race imme
diately following the six day go-as-you-please.
There will be quite an exodnsof racing men
from this city next week bound for Washington
for the Spring race meeting, whioh commences
next Wednesday. The Brooklyn Jockey Club
will limber up tbe legs of its nags in about a
month.
Pleasant afternoons Fleetwood Park presents
an animated kaloidoscope of fast horses. Two
thirty-two and a half was made recently by Billy
C. and 2.34W by John Ferguson, who, it Is
anticipated, will be in the 2. 3 0 class this season.
The Spring meeting of the New Tork Driving
Club will commence May 21, lasting four days.
Entries close May 13.
According to a cable despatch received by
Iticbard K. Fox, a desperate battle was fought
between Alf Mitchell and Alfred Ball InEng.
land yesterday. Sixty-five rounds were fought,
when Ball broke the small bone ot his arm and
had to give in. Both men had to be carried
from the ring.
Bill Reeder, the nine stone four pound chain-
J don. has issued a challenge to fight Jack Mc
Luliffe for 500 a side, the battle to take place
n England.
There will be another sale of trotting stock at
the Institute Building on May 2. Though
nothing so fine as the Marshland stud can be
looked for. yet some prime animals will be put
under the hammer.
c
The good prices brought at the sale of the
Marshland stnd is proof that high-bred trotters
make a very good form of investment; 80, ooo,
however, was rather a low price for an animal of
Mambrlno Dudley's calibre.
A number of actors met at the Coleman House
yesterday, for the, purpose of organizing an
actors' athletic olub. A committee was appointed
to draft by-laws and endeavor to secure mem
bers. DigbyBell DeWolt Hopper. Nat Good
win and other well-known stage lights are inter
ested in the club.
In the tug-of-war contest held at the Berkeley
Athletic Club last night dead heats were pulled
between the New York Athletics and the Young
Men's Institutes also between the Berkeleys anil
the New Haven team. In the pull-off the
Berkeleys won by 3H inches.
-
John L, Sullivan and his party will occupy a
box at the Buou Theatre this evening.
Coal Dock Darned Oat.
The elevator and coal pocket at the foot of
One Hundred and Thirty-third afreet. North
River, owned by Theodore S. Tone, was totally
destroyed by fire early this morning. The
damage is estimated at 81 0, 000, which is fully
covered by Insurance.
Lafayette.
From tho land of Lafarerte. " La Bella Franca, M
oomaatha nnait olf&rctta paper, anoh as ianaadln
Bra xiat. Favoune poreatandbaat. .
THE EARL'S WIFE.
One of a Series of Tales of To -Day.
By GEORGE R. SIMS.
srxor&is or cnArrxit r.
Leal .Joyce, a pretty chores (b) baa boon married one rear to the Earl of Daahton. He Is nn indad br a
set of wild companions, among whom U bar brother. While ana la medltaUnc aqma plan to wean him from hie ae
foiatea, aha recti ea a letter from a man whom aline himself her hnaband, which ui ha baa ben pardoned from
Jan.. She ts tyrrlblr eiclud after reading It, and leaving a not for her haaband to aiplaln her absence, ebeaeee to
the hot) when bar 11 rat haaband la etopplna. From a eonroraattin with Vincent, as ha aalla himself,
. .Jura that his r orud death was a plot laid br her brother, to enable her to marry the arL Vlnoent demands
CIO. 000 and 41,000a year as tb prlca of hlsi illenoo.
CHAPTER II.
tri ootnrr eas of pasbtoh Tsxra bib tttlxs tTcinarro the facts.
Lady Dashton rose to go.
"Very wall," aha said to tho man who
claimed her m hli wife. " I think I under.
Hand TtrythJnB now. How lonp; do rou
Rive ma to comply with your demand?"
' ' A weak f ortnifht, U yon Ilka. There's
no particular hurry,",
" And in the mean tlmo you will take no
urther steps, You will not communlcau
with tbe Earl f"
v "Certainly not, Loot long M you act
fair and square by ma VU dotbaaamoby
you."
' " Good moralag."
AllljJLUliJJjjMlj,(aJl
" Good morning. Won't you shake hands,
Loof"
Lady Dashton turned and looked herhus
band straight in the face. " No, John Vln.
cent, at present I am the wlfa of tba Earl of
Dashton, and I have no right aa his wife to
ahake hands with a felon fresh from Jell."
A, taunt rota to the man's lips, but be
'cheoked it, and received the Insult with a
laugh,
' All right, my lady, " he said, " you al
ways bad a Rood aeat on the high horse. It's
an expensive animal to ride, but you've got a
lowpumolflfio,a0yotea aford tba
STARS ON ABBEY'S BOOKS.
PATTI, ANDERSON, MR& POTTER AND PER
HAPS BERNHARDT.
Another of fjovrnrd Branson's Plays for
the Alar Theatre Sir. Frohman's TJn
eaalaesa aa ta Mra. Keleey'e Advent
Anaoa Pond ts Take file Play ta Eng
landMies Mather's Hummer Tonr.
nenry E. Abbey is now busily engaged book
ing for next season hts different attractions, to
wit: Mme. 1'attl In a farewell farewell-tour.Mlss
Mary Anderson and Mrs. Totter. It teems that
Mr. Abbey is Indirectly to manago Mrs. Potter,
after all, though the direct management will be
in the hands of Messrs. Kyrle Bellcw and Charles
Bchrocdcr. Mrs. Potter has been playing ' ' An
tony and Cleopatra " In thevarious cities to large
buhlness, but she has been rather cruelly ' 'slatod"
In Philadelphia. Kyrle Bellow is engaged upon
another arrangement of something classical for
next season, although " Antony and Cleopatra "
will continue to be given.
Marcus Mayer has secured for Henry E. Abbey
David BelascoV " La Belle ltussc." whioh, ft
appears, Is to be adapted for the French xtage.
It is said that Sarah Bernhardt, who is at
present Lena-Despard.lttg in " An In a Looking
Glass." will do "La Bello lluste " In Paris next
season.
...
John T. Sullivan has been engaged to play
leading business with Hose Coghlan next season.
The rumor that Daniel Frohman ts to obtain
an injunction restraining MIhs Caroline Hill
(Mrs. Herbert Kelcey) from landing in this
country, on the ground that her advent will
damage the usefulness of Mr. Herbert Kelcey,
lnasmnoh as a man with a wife is nover as inter
esting as a man without one. is strenuously de
nied. A company is being organized in New York to
go to Minneapolis to support an actor who. it is
said, was recently Jailed for an alfair of the
heart and adludged innocent by tho courts. It
is now tho youngraan'sintentiontostar through
that territory. The company is being gathered
together by Manager Conklfn. of Minneapolis.
a .
Anson Pond, who has received an offer for tho
rights of his play, "Her Atonement," has de
cided to do some rewriting in connection with
tho melodrama and then to take it to England.
He Intends to make the trip shortly.
.
Toddle Marks Is going abroad next month.
Ho says he shall go to London for business and
to Paris for fun. ...
The Howard Athenmnm Specialty Company,
now at tho Htandard,will play during the month
of May in Chicago, and at tbe conclusion of
that engagement will positively end their sea
son's work, beginning again In September at
the Bijou in this city and following at the Four
teenth Street.
Charles Blanchard, a Detroit manager, has
reached the city. He is going to Europe in ad
vance of a new Wild West show that Is being
organized and that will play through the Eng
lish province while tho Buffalo Bill troupe is in
Paris.
e e
Miss Margaret Mather will take twenty-two
people with her to California this summer. She
will piexent an entirely new play in San Fran
cisco for the first time.
Tho Wednesday matinees at Proctor's Twenty
third Street Theatre will begin Anril 24.
.
One of Bronson Howard's plays "The Hen
rietta. " will closo the popular season of the Star
Theatre. Another of his plays, "Shenan
doah," will open its regular season. During
the Summer the orchastra circle will bo re
moved and the lower part of the houso devoted
entirely to orchestra seats. The theatre is to
be lighted br eleotriclty,
e
Harry Rockwood says he has mapped out his
plays, tours and busluess for three years after
next eeason; also the possible monoys which he
is to count.
Miss Marie Walnwright is to produce
"Twelfth Night," in Chicago, Aug. 10. Hhe
will be seen at tbe Fifth Avenue Theatre in this
city Deo. 10. Louis James nill present his
"legitimate repertoire" beginning his season
at tbe People's Theatre Sept. 23.
Tbe Christian mission Entertainment.
The Christian Mission Lyceum held their first
musical and literary entertainment at Industrial
Hall Wednesday evening. Vocal and Instrn
mental solos were excellently performed and the
affair was a pronounced success.
Indefinite Information.
IIYom ( nmtari CAronfela.
" How high has wheat been this year t" asked
a speculator.
"I think it's as high now as it has been,"
replied the interrogatee; " about four inches, I
should guess, but I haven't been in the country
lately. ,p
Sarcastic.
From Ik Bottom OjurlfT,
Husband (after some words with his wife)
Well, let us drop it, I don't care to say any
more about It. And besides I like to talk to a
sensible person when I'm talking.
Wifu (with a sarcastio laugh) You dont al
ways do It then.
II. liiou'tT
W. No. I sometimes hear you talking to
yourself.
Answer to Correspondents.
J. I. P. Typewriting and stenography art
taught free to women at tho Conner Institute.
D. Wolf. Yon caunot pre-empt land in Okla
homa without going theru in person and taking
your ohancoa with tl.onsandx of others. The
Territory will be thrown open to settlers at noon
on Mondar.
A. X.k smart and Industrious man or
woman may become a fairly rapid shorthand
writer in about six months.
M. A. 0. ' 1 saw you " Is correct. Never
say " I seen'yon. "
A. T. George W. Child presented the latest
Shakespeare monument at Btrattord-on-Avon.
X. H. V. Address tho letter to the Clerk of
Prnbato for the district of , naming tho place
where your deceased relatlvo lived.
lVfrrow's lrfdote. Wo doubt if tho Pension
Oftlce would furnish evidence agalusOhe person
who gave them tho Information, and without it
yonr suit would fall to the ground.
luxury) I shall oxpect your answer in a
week."
He Accompanied his wife to the door,
opened it and bowed her out with mock po
liteness. As soon as she had cone he went to the
table, took a telegraph form from the blot-tino-book
and filled it upt
" To Joyce, Grand Hotel. Paris. Have
seen her. She asked terms. Given a week.
Letter follows. Vinoxst. "
He rang the bell for the waiter and cave
him the telegram, saying it was to go at once,
When Lady Dashton went downstairs she
asked the hall porter which was the nearost
telegraph station and was directed to it. Bho
went there and waa writing out a telegram to
her cousin, Kate Joyce, asking her to come
at once to the Charing Cross Hotel, when tho
porter from the Midland entered with a tele
gram. He laid it down on tho little deek,
waiting for the clerk to take it, and Lndy
Dashton saw the address Joyce, Grand
Hotel, raris.
It was a lucky accident Her brother had
only given her the Post Heetante as his ad
dress. She knew where to go now directly
she arrived lu Paris.
That evening, accompanied by bar cousin,
Lndy Dashton 'left for the French capital.
She was determined to have the whole situa
tion within her grasp before aha saw the Earl
again.
.
Will Joyce was very muoh astonished when
his sister, on the following morning, walked
into his room while he was taking his coffee.
Ills face flushed crimson, and for a moment
he was unable to speak.
Louie waa a Very different person now to
the calm self. possessed woman who had in,
temewed John Vincent She upbraided her
brother bitterly fog bJa eoaduei aa d ears vent
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Nearly Rafloeatrd from it Draken flne-Plpr.
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A Ticket for III. Friend.
tJVom Ihi Chitayo IttrnM.)
" Mother doesn't think tho will (to to tho
theatre with us to-nleht, Albert"
"Is that sot I've got three tickets. What
shall we do with tho third one T" .
" Oive it to the man that )ou always go out to
see between the acts. Ho can sit with us and
yon won't have to ho out to see him. "
BUY
to her pent-up feelings in a flood of tenrs.
Joyco was utterly unmanned at tho Right of
bin sister's erlcf nud ilrsprlr. lie Iriid to
persuade her that ho wai helii.ess in tho
matter, and that after all it wasn't a
very dreadful affair, and that Vincent
might easily be cot rid of nud nobody
be any tho wiser. Then LouIo'k grief gave
way to indignation. Her cheeks flushing, her
BUB BKSXitTXD HIS OrTSB TO SHAM IUKD8 AS AH
iKsvir.
eyes flashing, she declsred thnt she would
not lend herself to an infamous fraud upon
tha man they had tried to make their dupe.
Thoy had made a mistake In fancying that she
would help them to rob anil swindle him.
Ska deolared that aba would go back to Eng-
Coming Events.
Willi Kroulsheimer's soiree muslcale, Hard
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Lady McQlnnlss's annual ball, Everett Hall,
April 22.
Yomic Men's Rocial Club, annnal ball, Web
ster Hall, April 24.
Osolic Society musical festival, Btclnway and
Tammany Halls, April 211.
Tho Autocrat closing reception, Cafd Loge
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Jolly Jokera' aummcr-nlght's festival, Wash
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Holy Innocent's Yonng Men's Roclety, annual
entertainment, ono'weik beginning April 22,
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land and reveal the wbolo plot, and that they
Hbould all be made to answer for their share
in it.
Then sho chauged her tone and flung her
self upon her ku-es tiiul Implored her brother,
by tho memory of the old days when they had
beou all In all to each other and endured
trouble nnd poverty nud misery together,
not to side, with her enemies against her, but
to help her to defeat them. Klio was sure
that there was some way out of tho dreadful
dilemma in which their wickedness bad in
volved hor. Wouldn't Will be her friend
now and save her from shame and humilia
tion ?
Hhe went over tho whole circumstances of
ber marriage with Vincent. She recalled
everything to hor brother's memory ; how
she had met this man, who was one of the
associates of Kilby and Major, and how he
had passed for a rich diamond merchant, and
had msde lovo to her, and bow she, being
poor and without friends, had thought it
would bo a good thing for Will and herself If
she made n rich marriage, and had at last
consented, end how on tho vory day
of tho wedding her nusband had had
to leave London suddenly, he said, bo
can so his father wait dying, bnt as they
afterwards knew, because a young fellow
whom he had swindled at cards bad gone to
the police about the matter, and Vincent was
afraid he would be arrested. And then the
girl reminded her brother of how the next
ther heard of ber husband was that he
had bean arrested in I'rauce for half murder
ing a Frenchman who bad accused him of
cheating at one of tbe small Pans " Hells."
"And then," sobbed tbe distracted
wonun. " You told me he had been sen
tenced to ten yenrs' Imprisonment, and had
been token ill nnd died, and I was free of him
forever, and need never think of that dread
ful wedding day again, except aa one thinks
of a horrible nightmare that has vanished
when one opens oue'a aye in the daylight
And you know, Will, when 1 married Dash,
ton it waa by your wish that I kept ttua pact
DISS DBBAKONTHB BTAOB.
She Predaeea a Spirit Fainting Like She
Did for Lawer Marsh.
Spook Princess Ann O'Della Diss Debar was a
novel attraction at Prof. Herrmann's entertain
ment at the Grand Opera-House last night, hav
ing glvfn out that she would produce a spirit
painting by the f sine supernatural methods as
converted Luther II. Marsh.
The stout medium, who was gorgeously
dressed, exhibited a blank canvas to the audi
ence and then set It on an easel In tho rear of the
stage whero It could be seen only Indistinctly.
Hlie stood before thopicturo about thirty sec
onds, apparently in an ecstatic trance, waving
her arms as if to harmonize discordant spirits.
Tho lights wero lowered at this moment, and
after Ann O'Della had fumhlod among her skirts
the virgin canvas disappeared ami a picture In
hlark and white took its placo nn the easel. The
audience thought ther saw a trick and hissed
tho priestess as sho retreated from tho staso.
nASPBBFELD&CLETBLAUD
144 BOWERY 144
NEAR GRAND ST. ELKVATED STATION.
DIAMONDS!
Wo have the largest stock
of Diamonds and Watches
in the world at extraordi
narily low prices.
WATCHES.
These are tho Watches we
make a specialty of :
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coup ooi.n JiUNTn"? vrATonra, ijtkm.
ft WINDHIl. AMRHtOAN MOVKMKNT. KLdtNOil
WAl.THAM. llAHKS OIlAHKl) AMD KNURAVED,
OKNTLKMHN'B. S23.
T ApiKJr FOMI1 OOt.D IHJimrm WATCHKfl.
li IIRAIITIKULLY OUABKD AND KNOIIAVKD,
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T AniES)' SOLID GOLD (IT K M-W I If D I N O
JL WATOIIKH. BEAUTIFULLY OllABKD AND
BOYS' SOLID BILVEn IIUNTINOOASB 8TEU
WINDINO WATOlIES, (U.
AOENUINRJt, HOWARD A CO. WATOH, WTTU
14-OARAT SOLID UOLD CASES, FOR SOS.
TE OIVE A WRITTEN OUARANTEE WITH
W EVERY WATUirVoh TjfilKK YEARfl) If
NOT AH REPRESENTED, MONEY WILL 11K BX
FUNDED. Solid Gold Woddinp; Rings,
14 and 18 carats.
Garnet, Turquoise, Seal
and Initial Rings a specialty.
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144 BOWERY 144
NEAR ORAND 8T. ELEVATEp STATION.
Op.ii EVENINGS until 0 1 SATURDAY. 10.30 P. M.
HANKS
DKNTIHTH.
ExirartlatT. 25e, with CJAM, Oj. SMa, as, IS
and SIO. Soitftlllni, 0O0. tin: sold ttllri, aiap.
Faraala attendant. BnaJaratol.
03 OTJ1 AYE- ED DOOlt BULOV 14TII.
Jrll,rr.Y illj'l Yota and Uruvcata.
NEWARK-llrout and Markat ata.
Ely's Cream Balm Kil
CATARRHFIi
Apply Halm Into each nostril Hn-c)
ELY DHOa, M Warren 8L, N. Y.JK-Sgl-JSd
Spellman's Hats
For Easter at their naunl Low Prlrra.
100 and 111 Park Ituw, corner Chambers) Ht.
AMUSKMKNTS.
-ytrlNDHOR THEATRE. Rowary, naar Canal.
IN TIIENKWFARCIOALOOJIBDY, SATURDAY
KATTI," th Family llolp. I at a.
Naxt wk Mra. Potter, accomnanlad br Krrls llnllew.
Bunds Ktenlna. April 21. LaJwIa Ooncart Company.
STrARTllEATRE. Ilmadwir and 13th SU
Farawelt Tour of tha Comedians,
HTUAitT ROBSOfi, w.ii. ii. CRANE
In Bronaon lIoward'aarsatcoraadi'.THE HENRIETTA.
ACADEMY. DENMANTI10J(. 75o.. ,1.00.
THE OLD HOMESTEAD.
Mata. WEPT and HAT. EXfHAMAT. April UO,
NluLU 0 OrrhratraClrclaand Balcony, OUCl
SAID PASHA.
MATINEES WEDNE8UAY AND SATURDAY.
T YOEUM THEATRE. 4TII AVE, AND 2HD8T.
J J I ,!A triumph of ataaaart."
TIIK MAUCiniNH, -J-Wcirld. 'Mtnuaadantbual.
, aatlo applauM." Mall,
Mat. Saturday. Ho parformauca tbla Oood Friday.
VTJth'stT "i battle T open
Xf and OK ALL DAY
4TI1 AVE. J tIETTYHnUROj AEVENINO.
1 Tll ANNUAL OAIJCO HALL OFKERNANIMVS
JL4: DANUINd ACADEMY. ON 'I UEHDAY EVEN
INlVAl'ltlLa:l, 1U-J EAHT.ViTH ST.
A MHERO THEATRE. IRVINO PLACE A15TH ST.
i. 'lo-nifht, Saturday Matlnaa and F.rsnlnf, Kltnk.
nammar. In Nerroaa Womon.
of my lifo n secret from him. You told mo
that It would hurt nud ptln him, ami I be
lieved that in the e.w h of Uud and man I was
Roine to be his lawful wife -nud now
Oh. Will, my brother; it is too cruel, too
awful ! Ilolp me. Will, or I shall co mad."
Will Jovce tried to stem the torrent of the
poor eirl's (1 os pair, but ho failed utterly, and
at last his better nature triumphed, and, tak.
lug his sister in his arms, he exclaimed :
" You're right. Loo ; I've been a scoundrel.
God help me, I see it all now. There, there,
dear, don't cive way any more. I'll be square
for your Mike from to-dny. You shan't
llcht the cang slone, for I'll flcht with you
instead of against you, and if there is a way
out of this infernal mess, by heaven, I'll find
it."
The brother and sister remained in earnest
conversation for an hour; then Lndy Dash,
ton went to Kate Joyce's room and had acood
cry, nud later in the day they all three went
out together to luncheon, and after
wards drove to the oflleo of the Chief of Po
lice of Paris, where Will was anxious to make
certain inquiries with regard to the 'rial, sen
tence and eventual liberation of Mr. John
Vincent, the English card-sharper, and the
next day Will Joyce aocompanied his sister
and Kate Joyce to London.
m w
The Earl of Dathton received his wife's ex-
glauntion frankly. Louie told him that she
ad been compelled to go hurriedly to Pans
to see her brother, that she had been aocom.
psnled by her cousin, Kate Joyce, and that
Will had returned with them, and that it waa
an affair in which Will was mixed up, and
which she wished settled honorably, that had
compelled her to start In such on uncere
monious fashion.
" Borne mess he's been petting In again,
ah, Loo? Well, he ousht to baye been ablo
to go square' with tha money he had ot me.
You're a denced good little womau to take so
much trouble over him. lwiah had had a
sister like you."
s JtlaalaI'm'Wm'aaiaiar.aWr,''
,, AMUSEMENTS. , laH
BOTH WANT A WIFE. v H
J. w. copfbv Jsw!t WfLm
iietnhicu hciit.ijm. Taft r IH
AIEMIRIMJBK, 0BaV 'iH
who have advertised Tlr - ' iH
extensively In all tho New .aaHVT-rfVaVtjk 3aaH
Ysrk pnpern, nave been nKJAj JWKFt .aaaal
rnjracril, at nn rnornoqs' ' VTPf I Utfm ' nlsaH
larv, to make their T; 'J2r J ilH
anqtiartera at ( " ' .. Vl
WORTH'S MUSEUM, S
14TIIST., NEAR 4TH AVE., iBH
whara all latlara and rtplloa may baatns.'" Dont faflttt aaaH
Ma tha Skalaton Dnda. 'jHI
mVADISON BqARE OARDEN. ilffaH
VERY LATt WEEK. 1
EXHinmNO IN BROOKLYN NEXT MONDAY.' 'Hal
GREATEST SHOW ON EAETH.' MM
Two ntnaa, TbrM Stans, nippodrotna Track, Jsal
. . Trlpla Olrena, Roman IUoaa. TsaH
Wild MoorUh Oararan, Hall of lUnstana, 'saH
n . Manaaarlaa, Aoj Aa. ... iVJaaH
. . PerformanMa at !2 and H P. M,' dailr. jlLH
Admlaslon BO oanta. Chlldran nndar II yaars lt5 eatrta. saal
UNION SQUAHE THEATRE. 9
J- U1U- MX'rrrltK' VWVM: S
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK. slB
. AWoWrTAWjEk. m
Tha tnmendonaaaooaaamada by Mlaa'Bury dtrrtaaT 'diH
this tntscamant haa lndned tha manaaTamvnt to so itaaH
noajon a ratura In A ORAND PRODUCTION Dfitas. JSH
son. Crowdad hooaea. Saourayonr-saata In a4raaoav aall
Enraafmint cloaaa April U7. April 30, ROBAf afaaH
lAMERK, Sunday aranlna, AprWOLOm.OaorfTA. IflH
Blurldan will rapaat hla lactnra, "Tha Mod am Pacaa." 1H
A.M. f ALMfilfS MDrnONsTjOABBATlllOO. rlaVJ
Includln Maaara. HalrlnL Flookton, Maaaan. Mlsava 'JaaH
MandIIaalaon,KthannRoara.VlrtlnlaBacananta SasH
APRIL S3, flrat tlma of J, KMMBT ' H
In hla Naw Play UNCLE JOB. LjHfl
IJQU THUATREJIroadway.lMt .10th and Blrt asaT Hl
Mathiaaa. WEDNESDAY and B ATUTtD ATV vil
7th wank of the Irraalatlbly fanny onmady IsaH
A MIDNIGHf BEll. M
BYIIOYT. AUTHOR OT "A nRABS MpNKBXn 'H
Oallary, '.'5a. reaorrad. 60c, 7oe., SI. 00, a LOO. 'H
PROCTOR'S 2SD ST. THSATRB. H
cwnAf. w m
, RVBNTNU AT 8.15. ' fl.Of HLW
Wadnaadaya and Satnrdaya. Matlnaa at 3. SLSO jH
3.RAND OPERA-HOUSE, Bfl
VJT Rea.aaata Orehe.tra Clralo and Dleon70 Ota KasH
LMpii! m
Nait Snnday-VROM NEW YORK TO XONDOW iiiH
WITH PROF. CROMWELL. HHa
3.RAND OPERA-HOUSE. 8PECUL. 'Bl
It to- I srook PArwTraoBY . yLLm
TAlJirfU'H TIIBATRR. B'WAY 30TH BT H
t"k I M CAUJrvIri 9a
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KnninaaatR.30. Saturday Matin, 'BLH
BT" I CAPTAIN SWIFT.CiSS !
TinnTTT lfl fliiial tliiiifaaa TTmlrt .Tan TO ffiiansiir1 JIJHI
NO PERFORMANCE UOOD FRIDAY WIOrTT. wfl
STANDARD THEATBK. t AST WJafET 'SJ
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND BAtU&DAT '
Nfitwoak, nw comlo opara, puVETTA. qHH
KOSTbRAnlALBCOKOERfliALTl ' '1BH
SAMPSON, THB IRON KINS. $M
WAIWI-KL tha Sowar of Toaauin, 9al
Monday, April all Oantannlal Inaumratlon Baa, -xHH
5TU AVE. THEATRE.' En'natn, Bat.Maa,atl "'fBl
N. C. GOODWIN nc IH
A GOLD MINE.
S- R. JACOBS' THIRD AVENUE TIJEATRB. " SHJ
uMon., Wed. WALTERS. I "OMP?Il 'xSJ
A Hat I 8ANFORD. I TIIK lStV -"ISi
April 2v!-Frank I. Frayna. BH
VON. LEER. FfcONTiEBU" M
April 3a-Kate Pnraaall. nBl
I Kallrr, tbe PhyalcalVVonder, I jH
PAHTOU'H. I And Forty New HpacUlty Stars. H
CASINO. BROADWAY AND 39TU tnU 'BJ
Uflfl IV ( EVENrNQSATS.. ffiBJ
nnliUIa I SATURDAY MATTNEE AT XI BJ
Admlaalon SQa. BaatareaarrxiaweaaalaadTsaaajl
fINER'SPEOPLE'STIIEATRE. jB
MNNRVLEElilGmLIEI. 1
NEXT WEEK-LOST IN NEW YOBJC. MM
THEATRE COMIQUE.lSSth at., bat, 3d LacawaC Wim
lloyt'afreat aailronn auparatltlon, . flLH
A BKA8S MONKEY. SQH
Chsrlas Itoad, Flora Waloh and erliiaal east . JH
Nan weak-Riae Coihlan In '' Jocalyn." Mat. Bat, IBB
3o?and.7 GRAND MUSEUM. !&' S
TIIK OSSIFIED AFRICAN.
THE LIVINO MKBMAID. ' .
Hourly Btaae Performances Admlasloai 10 oantav wsl
BROADWAY THEATRE. Mat. Wed. A Sat, a P. M. xBJ
Broadway, oor. 41at au EVBNIN03ATa. ?MM
LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY.
ADMISSION 60c. iBJ
NO EQUAL IN TIIK WOHLH.., 'BJ
TliriOOOi NEW MUSIO IIALL AND AtTIHsV
I HMSX S BRa OOURT71M A UtTav. VMm
IHHUOOI TIIE MONSTER OROItgSTMOlt. IBJ
CROOKLYN AMUBKMENTSa 'WMM
R. JACOBS' BROOKLYN THEATRE. """ ,B
. Cor. ol Waahlncton and JobnaoastSV VJH
Matlneea Monday, Wednaaday and Batsrday. faH
PopuUr I A8S0; Cp' IBJ
lr":,' I ONE OF THB BTNB8T. .H
AMPHION ACADEMY. tSWjfisfe M
Erery Erenlna, Matinee Wedneeday and Batardaf. fH
"RICE'S CORSAIR." WM
GRAND 0PERA-H0USE.fi3rVi W
Errry Kranlna. MatinFM Wednaaday and Ratnrdayj H
KATECLAXTON IN THE TWO ORPflm M
CSOU SINN'S PARK THEATRE. , 1?flj
t Mat. Wedneaday and Satnrdty, tip QIIP lU
rftORUE IL In the ilPf Onti S
PANI-OMINE UIU UCat tinMm
ADAMS, COilEDY, TIIIW, tl&rla SjEl
LEE AVE. AOADKMY OF'MUSIO, B'KLYN. B. aX JBI
Till, week, 5 nlahta and Saturday Matinee only. roH
CLARA MOHHI.S vtMU
IN RENEK DK MORAY. -CB
Natt Week, HELD BY THE ENEMY. , Ifl.
replied Louie. "I am yonr wife, and anr JBm
scnmlnl in which Will was mixed up would PB
roHect mi rue." SB
" Quito richt. Money ruatiers, I sap. SB
poso " jHfll
' It was a question of money, certainly.'' ;JBI
Ills lordship threw away tha end of tha IBI
cienrette he was emokins: and too,k his wltc'l JB
hands. i9H
"Loo. old girl," he said, "If money' .
wanted don't you bo doing anything foolish SHI
with your jewels or anything of thnt sort. H
Come straight to mo and Yen ahallhavelt. -nMM
Yon've been a little brick in money matters. '9
When I married you I expected that Will and JH
Kilby and their mob would try to work ma .VHfl
for a hit through you, and I dare say they 'il
have, but you've never given me away or wBM
played their game tor them, " 7sH
" Hugh, you don't think " Bel
" All right, Loo, I'm not saying yon wtrall UM
have done it, but I know what a warm lot SLut
they are, and I'll bet long odds they've tried 3fM
It on. I didn't go about with them for a iBI
couple of years for nothing." 3B
"Hush, dear, you've always trusted me jj&Mt
and l-elieved me. Would youtrust me still if Mm
I told you that when, I married you. I kepi
from you something yon ought to hara 'WM
The earnestness of hla wife's manner, tka ' 'il
strange look in her face as sho spoke tasaa - aU
words, quite startled har husband. WS
" What do yon mean. Loorfclw aatt, '
anxiously. ' ' What oosld thara Bavo baaat ', JM
that I ought to hara kaqwa T" , , A s3n
" You've trusted me, Hush. and. rilrrw. rSm
yon. I'll trust you with a secret .that asay H
make you drive mo from you that nay sum -JKm
you hate mes but you must ksotrat mm "JW
day, and I would sooner that too-Mat! M M
from my own lips. Hugh, dear, whaa I M .MW
came your wife I na a married woalsaauu Mj
"What I" v mt
Lord Dashton'a faoo turned deadly wkatav M
and ha reeled back f U be had tfankak B
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