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. ' - TJ3E WORLt) : MONDAY EVENING, APRTL 22, 1889. (iWM
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SAYINGS OF THE MERRY MEN
CAC1S AND FANCIES FEOH A UUM00UB
POINT OP VIEW.
Valla win Good Example,
Jlresi JlisJM
Mrs. IUvcrsldo Illvcg (after dinner) Always
the first to rejoin tho ladios, Mr. Stone; I'm
bfrald yon'ro not much of a tmoker.
Mr. James Browne Stone No, my dear Mn.
Hives, I haven't smoked a cigar slnco I was fifty
years old, and, in consequence, Just toe how
halo and hearty I am at slxlv-clKht 1,
jMrfl. IUversfdo Itlvcs (thoughtfully) Yes. In.
deod; and do you know, since It's dono yon so
much good, , I'm lust going to insist on Bivvy
smoking until he's fifty, tool
At the Club.
IFrom Jaritr'f Basar, J
Sappy Fellahs, what do you s'pose Dudeklns
has doner
Fellahs (In chorus Suicided T
Bappy AVoyso'n suicide. Dudeklns has
Cone and got tco he married I
Glad the Ilaliy Wasn't Twins.
JYowt tt ZpotK 1
''Yon'ro looking had, Bromley."
"Yes. Been up every night for a week vf lth
Ihohahy."
"You wished him at the bottom of the Dead
(Jea many a time, I suspect V
"Why.no. I ain't so brutal as that. But J
ras very thankful he wasn't twins. "
liqunlly Unngerou.
From Judge.
" Ilavo you ever been through tho St. Law
tenon rapids 3"
" No; but I married my third wife last week."
Waste of Time anil Money.
From Harper' t Basar, 1
She What do you think of this fad of having
the hand photographed I
lie I think a pretty girl can have her hand
taken without going to tho photographer's.
Faying on Publication.
.From Fvei.
Magazlna Editor (to publisher) Here is a
little matter I would like to ask your advice
about.
Publisher Well ?
Editor I havo just come across an article of
my own that was accepted some twenty years
ago, nd naturally I feel some delicacy about
fixing the price of it myself I
A New Idea In Finance.
From Harper' ilaear.l
"It must be awfully nice to own a yacht,"
said Mrs. Knowllttlo. "You can go to Europe
then without having to pay the enormous1 prices
these transatlantics lines ask."
Read Tbls.
From Fmk.1
Mrs. Buhl, of London, recently paid $300 for
a four-oeut stamp. Daily Paper. Then This.
I am offering, for thirty days, ten two-cent
stamps for 20 cents. Ten four-cent stamps for
40 cents. Ten 10-cent stamps for II. Call
early and avoid the rush. John Wauamaker,
Philadelphia and Washington.
A Good Profession.
IDron ffarper't Batar.l
Meddler What is your business T
Oynlcus Minding it.
Meddler Minding what 7
Cynlcus My business.
Judgment Suspended.
From Harper't Batar,
Laura "What did your husband say about
Jour new bat f
v Mrs. Qolightly Nothing he hunt seen the
Ullyeu
Iler Voice.
I From Harper't Batar,'
Mr. Bmlthers (of Philadelphia, at a Boston
reception) Her voice reminds me of our In
dependence bell.
Mr. Bean Ah I has the true ring, you.mean?
Mr. Bmlthers No; it's cracked.
Ills Idea of the Game.
From Judgt,
Uncle Ezra )who has strolled into the bowling
alley alono) Wait a minute, Tom. I got a bull's,
ero that time an' I'll knock th' hull stuffin' out'r
that target 'fore I git through.
SAILORS ARE THEIR PREY.
HOW " POOR JACK " IS FLEECED BX BOARD-INQ-HOUBE
KEEPEB&
Captains and Crews at th Merer of the
Boardlng.IIeuse Helpers' Benevolent
Association-To Displease Them Is to
Sutler Great Inconveniences Their
Methods Exposed.
The feeling of antagonism whioh hat for a
long, tlmo existod in downtown shipping
circles against the organization known as
tho Seamen's Boardlng.Houso Keepers' Be
nevolent Association, has lately taken tho
form of open hostility, nnd it Is reported that
n combined effort is going to bo made very
soon to overcome Its tyranny and, if posii
ble, to crush it out of existence.
This Association, ai was related In The
Etenino Wonm not lone ago, is composed
of tho keepers of sailors' boarding-houses,
and includes in Its membership nearly all the
proprietors of such resorts in tho city.
It has a charter from the State which was
obtained under tho law providing for tho in
corporation of benevolent and missionary
societies, bnt it is cloimod that thero is
nothing in tho work of tho society or its
objects which entitles it to be regarded as
either the one or the other.
Tho charter, howevor. has tho effect of
binding the members together in a close
organization and enables them, by concerted
action and by tho Imposition of heavy Ones
upon members who violate its orders, to ox
eroise a degree of tyranny in tho shipping
business which those who are unacquainted
with tho facts would never suspect.
Although the shipping masters, owners of
Tessels, shippers, agonts, and even tho United
States authorities, aro all down on the Asso
ciation, It exerts such a terrorizing influenco
that thov aro all afraid to opposo if, knowing
that if they do It can mako things very dis.
ngroeablo for them by delaying the clearing
ot vessels and preventing captains from se
curing crews, and the like, and they all havo
submitted to its dictation and impositions as
tho easiest way out of the difficulty.
All sorts of boarding-houso keepers aro
member of this Association, from thoko who
are known to keop respectablo placos (who
aro in a decided minority, it appears) down
to the proprietors of the lowest and most dis.
reputable dives to be found in the city, whoro
sailors havo the attractions of plenty of rum
and women of ill-repute placed before them
to induco them to spend money.
The result is that to far as the sailor him
self is concerned in nine cases out of ten he
is sent to sea burdenedwith debts contracted
during his stay in port, und ho 1b frequently
unable to work them off during the whole
voyago for which ho ships.
They also practise a system of swindling
upon the sailors by inducing thorn to go
usuoro whon they arrive m port, which,
under our laws, is equivalent to a desertion,
and tho sailor forfeits any wages due him
from tho captain.
This is dono very often, by British cap
tains especially, and in most coses the cap.
tain, who is in with boarding-house kooDers,
is very willing that this trick should bo prac
tised, and both sides aro thus benefited, tho
boarding-house keepors getting boarders and
the cnptaiu tho wages of the men.
To be sure he has to thip another crew, but
this expense, which goes to the boardiug
house keepers, still leavca him with a good
profit, especially if ho remains any length of
time in port.
Sailors aro thus secured by means of run.
ners, who are employed by the boarding,
house keepers, and who get so much a man
for every capture they make. The sailors
aro ignorant of the law and aro very easily
entrapped, and when one or two start ashore
tho rest follow like a drove of sheep.
In disposing of sailors who lodgo at theso
boarding-houses, the proprietors employ a
set of men known as "jackals," or on door
agents, who go to the captains intending to
sail and make a contruct to get him a crow.
He pays the jackal from &2 to 93 a man, al
though this is directly against tho law of tho
United States, and in turn has to whack up
with tho boarding-houso keeper who employs
him.
Sometimes a ' jackal " gets into bad odor
with the Association, and then he is boy.
cotted, and if the Association finds that any
captain is employing him to get a crew they
will forbid all members, under a heavy pen
alty, to ship their boarders on the same
vessel.
A heavy penalty is provided by tho United
States statutes for receiving advances from
captains, on the shipping of a sailor, for
dents contracted by the latter, yot this is
done right along, ana, as already described, a
sailor is placed under every temptation to
spend money and contract debts by many of
the boarding-houso inaBtcrs.
Of course the sailor knows nothing of this
until ho gots to sea, or when he tries to col.
lect his wages when thev fall due, and as ho
is the only one who has a right to mako a
complaint the boarding-house harpies aro
perfectly safe in violating tho law. They get
an order from the captain on tho owners or
agents of the vessel for the amount, and it is
presented for psyment as soon as tho ship has
sailed,
Tho owners do not make any kiok.as a gen
eral rule, for they know it is in tho power of
the Association to make things very uupleas.
ant for them if they refuse.
In this way tho shipping laws are violated
every day right under tho eyes of tho Com
missioner and his subordinates, who are up.
pointed and paid by the Government to soe
that the laws ore- properly enforced.
It is on this account that tho shippers and
merchants are now getting ready to Kick over
the traces, and, with organized action, those
who are going into the movement think that
they can break the power of the Association
which has tyrannized over them so long.
The first thing to be done, they think, is
to havo tho charter of the Association, which
holds theso landsharks together, deolsred
void. This they propose to do by showing
that it has violated its chartor in many ways.
If the Attorney-General takes steps in this
direction, it is believed that individual mem-
THE EARL'S WIFE.
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One of a Series of Tales of To -Day.
By GEORGE XL SIMS.
srnonu or mccruixo cmvitui.
IVoule Joyce, a pretty chorus clrl. b. been married one rear to the Earl of Dashton. .Pn fui!I A,-"!
from ti.r first husband. whom i she supposed deed, saving that be hu been pardoned tnm Hall. Bhe vlelie yiueent
Hthlihlinim.i .Si i.. t h hi. NDorted death wae a etorr planned by her brother to enable mi to nin r
iU.Eutlntd.mna.mor ror"ran
PnBlsMtoaidhu. BMalMHtotMBal. whols greatly shocked at the Intelligence, uf !'.$'. JSHHl
tf thVMufcts, wblltbiundMtaIstoltilfbtoniiitts. ILoallscu Vlncont. mMtlai bii WUV brotUr
UUuboul.
CHAPTER VI.
WHU1EIN ALL XXDS JUrTILY.
Ha wasn't allowed much time to hesitate
between tho two theories, for Joyce at once
decided the matter for him.
" Vincent," ho said, ' ' Lord Dashton is my
Aster's husband. Ho married her in com
Vlete ignorance of Lor first marriage to you.
tihe married him under the firm conviction
'hat you were d ad. I am bom as Lord JDmu.
1.., -fnfawa.,.. -mmih .im-istffii-iiiitfiniiri
ton's friend, and 1 intend to be no longer a
party to the scheme for blackmailing him
which was concocted somo lime ago by Eilby,
Major, you and myself."
" Blaokmall bo ," exclaimed Vincent,
going crimson with rage. "Look here, Mr.
Joyce, if that's your game, you can take your
self off. My business U with Lord Dashton,
bora can bo held striotly accountable for vio
lations of the law, and through the' courts
and Board of Excise the abuses which now
exist can be wholly or to a considerable ex
tent corrected.
The Scandinavian sailor boarding-house
house in Brooklyn is the espeolal dislike
of the Boardiug.House Keepers' Association,
because it is a genuine asylum for the Jaok
Tars who land at this port, for it protects
them from the impositions and frauds usually
practised upon them.
A few days ago it was discovered that two
New York boarding-house Masters had
shipped Romo uion on a vessel which had
taken most of its crow from the Scandinavian
lioardlng.tiouse. Thero was a big row, and
tue members wero threatened-with severe
discipline. If tho vessel had not sailed it is
probable that it would have been detaiuod in
port several days in consequence.
The shooting affray, which occurred last
woek on board tho Norwegian bark Emory iu
Brooklyn, in which a boardiug.houte runner
who boarded the vessel and threatened vio.
lencoifhis demands wero not acceded to
was shot dead by the mate, was tho re
sult of a controversy between a member of
this Association aud the csptsln of the vessel
over tho trunk of a sailor who had been in.
duccd to go ashore and had been captured by
the runner.
DEATH LEAVES A VACANCY.
Foreman John J. Everett's Funeral At
tended by Many Alaurner.
A sad contrast to the gay throngs which fillod
tho streets and churches yesterday, clad in hol
iday attlro aud enjoying the genial warmth of
tho Easter sun, was the crowd of moumors
which filled tho Church of Bt. Ambrose, at De
Kalb and Tompkins avenues, Brooklyn, to tako
a last farewell of John J. Everett, late foreman
of Tue Evkmixo Wobld composing room, who
died on Friday last at his -residence C31 Gates
avenue.
Over two, hundred of his fellow-workmen from
the composing room of TukTVomjj andEvEX
iNa Wobld, headed by Foreman Cyplot; repre
sentatives of tho editorial rooms aud fellow
craftHmon from other newspapor oftlcos assem
bled at tho church at the hour set for tho
funeral, a.:iO o'clock, and llstonsd with bowed
heads to the simple eulogy and tributo to tho
dead man's fidelity which Father Flanncry, an
lntimato friend of tho deceased In life, pro
nounced with feeling and sadness.
Floral tributes wero in great profusion, in
cluding throo pieces on which wero llorally in
scribed "Our Brother," " Our Foreman, " aud
"Honored by All," tho offerings of tho
deceased's sisters and composing-rooms of Tiik
Evening aud morning Would respectively.
The pall-bearers, selected from the composing-rooms
of Tiik EvBMitm Wobld, were John
Beyer, Charles Moore, William Mitchell and
Qcorgo Harwood,
Among those prosent were 0. W.Fisk, Thomas
Hancock, Charles Wright, Charles Morgan,
foreman of the A't rntng .S : Darius Mlimnull.
.Tnlm Winner, David Kclls, 11. Jenkins, William
White, William Jcnkln, Harry ISladdoii. Harry
Martin, Frederick ltnbininn. Joseph Van Itufl,
D. Colquohoun. Charles Wiltshire, A, 11. Lock
wood, Charles Ayrcs, Henri Itogowski and
Henry Warren,
Mr. Everett was forty years old and leaven a
widow aud live childron, turco of whom uro still
veryvoimg. ,
lie has boon connected with This WonLD for
nearly twenty-seven tears, entering tho Horvico
of tho paper as an ollico boy iu the editorial
room. Hoon after he entered the composing
rooms, where his faithful work and atteution to
duty carried him to tho front Tanks.
For tovcral years ho served as day foreman,
and was put in chargo of The Evening) Would
composing room from the first day of its ap
pearance, to which, by his energy and faithful
ness, he was justly entitled.
Always popular among his subordinates, a
pleasant word and smllo for every one; equal to
any trying emergency, and a, reputation as fore
man seooud to nono in this city, tho death of Mr.
Everett leaves a vacancy as sincerely regretted
as it is difficult to till. ( .
Ho was interred in tho Holr. Cross Cemetery
at Flatbuslu i
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The Bt. Nicholas Union's Entertainment.
llTho St. Nicholas Union, of New York will
hold their annual entertainments and reception
this evening at Turn Hall, on East Fourth
street. The feature of the evening will bo J.
Baldwin Buckstono's two-act domestic drama,
' Presumptive Evidence. " Miss Josio Dell, who
has played hoys' parts on the professional stago
for the past ten years, will essay the role of tho
heroine. A Oerman face will also be presented,
and A. Thos. Oberlo wilt recite.
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Coming- Events.
Lady Cyclone's calico reception, Nllsson Hall,
April i!3.
Calico masquerade ball, Fernando's Dancing
Academy, April 23.
Emnlre City Lodge No. 370. I, O. B. B., en
tertainment. Cafe' Logeling, April SM.
Veteran Firemen's Benevolent Association, ex
cursion. Bay Cliff Fark, B. 1., June 20.
Fheuix Campaign Club, annual entertain
ment and reception, Mayer's Palace Hall, April
Court Harrison 30, Junior, A. 0. F., enter
tainment and hop, Dixon's Assembly Booms,
April 34.
Volunteer, Exempt and Veteran Firemen's
Rons' Association, calico reception, Arlington
Hall, April 34,
Answers to Correspondents.
John yittpatrlck.Yet.
S. and M. Tho American Association rule last
year was four balls, tluec strikes.
J. If. Br. Apply to the Police Commissioners
for a permit to stand a truck in the street on the
route of the Centennial parade.
A LIFE MADE MISERABLE
Br dyf p)kU Is scarcely worth the Urine, K capricious
appetite, heartburn, puxzling- uerrous symptoms. In.
creseed action of the heart alter eating-, sinking- In the
abdomen between tneale, and flatulenoe after, are
anion the succeulre indicia of this baraaalnt com.
plaint. Two thlnss only are needful for Its remoraL A
reaort to lloatetter's Stomach Hitters, and persistence in
its use. These remedial ineaauree being- adopted, a cure
Is certain. Taken Immediately before or after meais,
this greet atomacblo promotes secretion of the gaatrio
juice, the natural eolrent of the food. The nervous and
bilious symptoms consequent upon ehronio Indigestion
disappear, ai the complaint grodaally ylelda to the oor
reotlre and Invigorating Infiueneeof the Bitters. Appe
tite returns, sleep becomes more refreshing, and aa a
sequence, the body Is efficiently nourished, inuaoular
power Increases, and the mind grows sanguine. Use the
Bitters for chills snd ferer, and rheumatism.
nnd wo con transact it without your assist
ance." "You cau." replied Joyo:;, coolly, "but
his lordship will bo glad of my' help. Bo I
shall stay.'r r .
' ' Very good ; then we'll begin at once I'm
sorry, inv lord, that I'm placed 111- tho uu.
fortunato position of being tho lawful hus
band of the ldy you have: made your count
ess: but as I am iu that position. 1 should like
to know what course your lordship proposes
to take."
"I propose," replied tho Earl," to get you
out of that position as soon as possible."
" By all means. I shall be hapi.y to hesr
how you would like to do It, You'll find me .
reasonable,"
" I'm glad of that. I expectod that you
would have asked mo for a large sum of
money to hush the affair up. Lady Dashton
told me that you wanted 10,003 down and
1.000 a year."
" Oh! 8he told you tha.t. did sbo ?"
" Sbo did. Now. Mr. Vincent, you seo
there is perfect confidence between the lady
and myself, so you can 'play cards on the
table."
' ' Certainly, aud so can you. The proposl.
t!6n is a very moderate one under the circum
stances. Does it suit you ?"
' Not at all, I intend to pay you nothing."
"Oh! Then you are willing to let me
prove my claim to the lady in a court of
law?"
That is certainly what I expect you to do,"
" It'll be a nice scandal for her and lor
you."
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GLOVE-FIGHTS IN CLUBS.
THEIE POPDIABITI GROWING WIT1I THE
FMGUT OF YEAR&
Tbr Cnrdltr-Jacuson and McCarthyOInrpliy
Flcbts Next Friday The New York
Yacht Club's Concession In the Camlng
Itare Mnldoon and Hoes te Wrestle
Victory of the Jennnstte llus Club,
Tho rapidly growing tendencr to have untablo
glovo-fights occur in private clubs Is one that
should bo encouraged to the utmost. A few
years ago glovo contests at private clubs were
rat e. This Hpring a number of the leading box
ers of the world havo received Invitation" to
spar at forenio-t athletic club, in this country.
Ten years ago an oiler of 10,1)00 additional to
the two greatest pugilists In the world to spar
under tho auspices of a prh ate clnb would have
created a sensation. To-day such an oiler to
Bullhan aud Kilraln bv the Houthcrn California
Athletic Clnb is taken ts a matter of course.
Tho Boston clubs are away ahead of others in
the East in offering encouragement to spairors.
Is Boston to get ahead of New York in this ?
How about that talkcd-of athletic club to ho pat
terned after the California clubs?
.
Tho next memorable glovo contests to be held
In private clubs occur next Friday night Car
diff and Jackson, tho heavy-weight giants, aud
Cal McCarthy aud Johnny Murphy, striplings
of tho prize-ring: thefoimcr at Han Francisco
and tho latter at Boston. California sports aro
backing Jackson furiously, whilo tho wagers oil
Cal and Johnny are about oven.
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John Bull will havo to como down from his
perch, where he has been posing as the cham
pion exponent of " fair play " In athletics aud
sports. Iu all sporting contests ever had with
Mr. Bull, this characteristic love oi fair plar
and the spirit shown to " lot the best man win"
havo marked America's bearing in tho most pio
nouncod form,
...
In no way is this better illustrated than by
Mr. Hmith a lettor to Lord Duuravcn regarding
tho proposed match with tho Valkyrie, Jn this
letter. Chairman Hmith, representing tho Now
Yoik laclit Club, practically says; "You may
havo everything your mm way.1' That is, tho
American yacht will concede all details of sail,
lug regulations to tho challenger.
Tho Now YorkYacht Club tells Lord Dunravon
that it is porfectly v illiug to make the conditions
either throo or five races. The Club thinks
three, enough. It is unfortunate that tho races
are to occur aa early as they aro set down for.
Tim latter part of Neptembor and ttrst part of
October aro subject to calms, whilo tho latter
part of October is almost always fruitful in good
sailing winds.
. .
Tho advent of tho outdoor athletic season is
hailed with rejoicing. Tho leading muscular
representatives of both the N. four A' and A.
A. U.'ithavo been doing out-of-door work for
about ninnnth, aud thryaiu in tine trim. Tim
J treat rivalry ben ecu tho two organizations will
end additional interest to thu open erentn.
. .
Hohert Ktoll is a shining meteor of tho Htatcu
Island Athletic Club. Hois not only a runner
of superior ability, but also a gymnasium ath.
lete of far ahovo the average. He stands K feet
4 inches and weighs l'JO pounds. He has made
the best time on record at ropo-cllmbing 37
feet 0 iuchos in 10 '-5 seconds.
Tho announcement that Mnldoon had ac
cepted Duncan 0. Boss's challenge to wrestle
for fromfl.OOO to .r.,000 a siJo has caused
considerable gossiji. The imprctslon prevails
that if Muldoon is in good condition lio can
down Boss.
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Muldoon's further challenge to wrestle four
leading wrestlers on the same night, one after
the other, and best them all or lose the match.
Is decidedly grandiloquent and egotistical. It
is not calculated to add to his popularity among
his rival-i, particularly the fiery Dnucan Boss,
who flares up on any provocation whatever.
The Jcannctte Gun Club won tho recent
pigeon match held on Htaten Island, Their
team killed tlfty-ono out of n possible sixty, ami
defeated the Emerald and Clifton clubs. This
Is the second time the Jeannettes have walked
away with tho prize. Tho winner's trophy this
time was a handsoino diamond medal, offered by
Mr. Bam Burbanlc.
...
Steve Brodio's float don n stream Haturdayin
his rubber suit is considered ten fast. Wonder
what time ho could make swimming tho same
distance, just as Uus tiundstrom did ?
...
The following card has been received:
"I will back 1'rof. Graves, tho West Indian
pugilist, to light to a finish any middle-weight
in America for from $300 to si, 000. Man and
money can be found at 1 4 2 Bleecker street. "
April no. Louis II. Fbaxcui.
Postmaster l'lereon's Funernl,
The funeral of Henry G. l'icrson will tako
place to-morrow afternoon at Bt- Paul's Episco
pal Church, Lnglewood, N. J. The pall-bear-ets
will bo George William Curtis, George
Jones, Dorman B. Eaton, E. L. Godkln, E. C.
Cary. James Mcl.ain. Warner Miller, Frederick
Kiieline, Wavne MacVeagh. W. It. Grace, Carl
fichu rz and Howard Carroll. Tho special train
eaves Chambers street at :i. 30 i m.
Tbe Old (iuanl Ills Ksrort to tbe Grave.
Htock Exchange brokers. National Guardsmen
and prominent Masons will attend the funeral
to-morrow of Capt. Alexander Hcuriquos, Vice
President or tho Htock Exchange and 1'resident
of the Old Guard. The services will take place
at his residence, 37 East Bixty-fourth street,
at 10 a. m,, whence the lody will be escorted to
the cemetery by tho Old Guard.l
Araona the Workers.
Tho Central Labor Federation has sent two
delegates to tho Eight-Hour Leugue.
The Central Labor Union has instructed all
organizations seeking admission In that body to
tend full delegations of tlv o members i ach.
Tho Anti-Quliiu delegates to No. 4l. under
Judge O'Gorman's decision, will apply next Hun
day for admission to tho regular disti let meet
ing iu Forsyth street.
The Governor and the Legislature will bo pe
titioned by the Central Labor Union not to re
mov e tho Htato prison f i om Hing Hing to Hulllvau
County. The union stontcutteis think there
mov al would militate against their labor,
Dead to tbr World.
To be out of fashion In three days Is to be dead lo the
world Kferrbody In fa.bion smokes KlNXkY linos,
Hpecul Kavoucs C'ioauettks. tftrlctly pure, .
" It must be under any circumstances, but
I think we shall come out ol it better thou
you will; and before that rsn come on you
will have another littlo tintlcas.intness to go
through, it is ruy iutentiou to charge you
and your accomplices with an offense that is
commonly called blackmailing, I shall
bring your previous career out at the trial,
and I fancy your wife will bo deprived of
your churming society for komo (ousidernblo
period, even if you should bo so fortunate as
to prove your claim to her. "
Mr. Vincent turned on Joyce with a savage
scowl.
" This is your doing, you sweep," he ex
claimed ; but if I stand in the dock you'll
stand beside me, "
" There you are wrong. Mr, Vincent." re
piled the Earl; " I am Indebted to Mr. Joyce
tor tho information. lie will be what, I be
lieve, is called Queen's evidence"
" A uioe thing for his sister that'll be. Peo.
plo will say you married into a uico fuuiily,
my lord."
' People will only see how I have been
duped aud pity me, and If you prove your
case, you know. Mr. Vincent, I shall be free
of the family. Mr. Joyce's sister won't be my
wife, but yours. "
Mr. Vincent said nothing, but ho looked
unutterable things. Presently he ullored his
expression and tried to appear amiable,
' You'ro a cleverer chap thau I took you
for. my lord," he said, with a ghastly at
empt at a grin i "I see it's no good trying
to get the best of you. But tho matter'!!
MISS YOKES WILL BE HERE.
- ' S I
CENTENNIAL WEEK WILL FIND HER BUR
LESQUING AT DALV3.
De Weir Hopper's Easter Sunday Prom
ennde A ' Little Lord Faunlleroy"
Kcholtlielie Now I.lasle Ft. Quenfln te
I.rnvo Daly's This Week Hattle
Delnro'a (Irlevanre.
The advent of Miss ltoslna Yokes to Daly's
Theatre next Mouday will be a very wclcomo
event. Miss VoVes has been persistently touring
thu country during the season which she will
end In this citv. Bhu hat added several new
pieces to her rercrtolrc, and they will bo given a
metropolitan hearing. One of these novelties
will be "Ghastly Manor, "In which Miss Yokes
will c arlrattne tho methods of melodramatic ac
tresses. This ought to be extremely funny. No
one can burlesque more effectively and less
offensively than Miss Voke. Bhe villi open her
season with nhst her manager calls " well
tried favorites'1 namely. "A Game of Cards,"
"My Milliner's full." and "Tho Bough Ilia
mend." 'lids will probably suit tho Centennial
visitors better thau an experimental hill. Ex
periments are reserved for tho dear metropolis,
and the dear metropolis generally welcomes in
novation, '
Mtsi LUcloHt, Qucnlln will be no longer a
member, of Daly company after Hatnnlay
night. It has not yet lieeii decided wliat she
will do. It is not at all likelr that she will again
bo seen on tbe omnia opcia stage, where she vias
known before ho joined Mr. Daly's foiccs.
.
Miss Lilla Vauc, In a coupe-, sprucely attired,
and calling iiihiu managers, witu a view to the
coming season, has been a pleasantly refreshing
sight theso dayr.
Manager Hanger will send out his "Mr.
Barnes of New York " company the ilrst week in
October. It will bo a large, vt ell selected organi
zation, and will play only III the big cities,
going as far as Han Francisco. Tho season will
extend into May a blessing for the members of
the company.
v e
Thonamoof "Tho Coiton Light," a melo
drama to bo produced In this city next season,
and fathered by Jessnp aud Teal, has been
changed to "The Great Metiopolla." Jessop,
by the bye, has sailed for Euiopu.
e t
The members of "A Gold Mlno" company,
with thu exception of Miss hate Forsyth, Miss
Ida Vernon and Ilobort C. Millard. leave for
Han Francisco, after the performance at thu
Fifth Avcnuo Theatre next Haturday. Mr.
Goodwin's next appcarauco will bo in tho Cali
fornia!! city.
.
Mr. and Mrs. Florence leave for Philadelphia
to-day. They begin a week's ongagemeut iu
that city to-uighL after which thoy will not bu
scon together again upon tho stage.
e
Do Wolf Hoppar wooed tho Easter sunshine
yesterday, but ho wore no Hpring suit. Tho
elongated comedian looked anything but spick-aud-spaii.
There wero many other "profes
sionals" in the same plight, which scums to
show that diaiuaiic artists have a soul above
flno feathers.
e . .
Mls Hattle Pclarn, who opens to-night In
"Dovetta" at the Htandard Theatre, has a
grievance against thu "Hald Pasha "organiza
tion that she threatens to tske into court. Miss
Delaro claims that sho vi as engaged to play thu
part "created" by Miss Carrie Godfrey; that
she rehoaraid several times with tho company,
on sovcral occasions Joining thorn nut of town at
her own expense, and that without any explana
tion alio was at last told that her services would
uot bo needed. Ho tho lady is angry and vows
vengeance dire.
The latest effort in the "Fauntleroy" craze Is
a schottischo entitled Little Lord Fauntlemy, "
dedicated by the composer, Arthur M. Cohen,
to Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett.
. e '
In "My Brother's Sister" Miss MInnio Palmor
will appear both as a boy and a girl. Hbe will
open at tho Fifth Avenue Theatre next Monday,
Consul Waller's (Jood-TIr to England.
(om Iht London Htarld,
The arrangements for tho testimonial banquet
to Gov. Wallor, tho retiring Couaul-Ooncral of
thn United Htates, aro now complete. The
Whitehall snlto of rooms at tho UAtcl Mltropole
has been secured for Thursday, May -', and it
has been decided to limit the number attending
to yon. Many distinguished gentlemen, repre
senting thu House of Loids, the Commons, tho
Bar, the stage, arts, literature, and Journalism,
are to lie Invited to tako part, and the affair is
certain to prove a graceful compliment to the
genial Governor and a tribute to the United
tates.
Hir John Puleston. M. P., is Chairman or the
Committee, 11. H, Hoi ton, its Honorary Tress
urer, and Frederic C. Pentleld, ex-Consul-Gen.
eral in London, its Honorary Hecretary, Other
ficmbers of thu Committer are Harold Frederic,
ienry H. Wellcome, E. J. Moffat, and E. T.
Greaves. A long list of stewsrds has been pre
paro'f, containing such well-known names as
Henry White. V. H. Charge d'Affalie: E. A.
Abbey. William Black, John P, Blgelow, Paul
llloul't ("Max O'ltcll"). Walter II. Burns, II.
W. Christmas, Charles Dickens. Oakey Hall.
Joseph Hatton, Bret llsrte, Henry Irving,
Chevalier Kraft von Liverlion, ltlchard Mans,
field. James M'Lean, John Moore, CoL McMur
do. Dr. William Murrell, T, P. O'Connor.'M. V. ;
Alex. It. ltobertson, G. W. Hmalley. Gllead A.
Hmith, Hir Arthur Hulllvau. Albert van Wagner,
J. McNeill Whistler and Chailes Wyndham.
I.ove'e Disappointment.
froi At CKttaio Uirald.'
"You don't seem very happy. Gertie, for a
girl just engaged."
Gertie Tin not happy. I cxtivctcd to knock
Flora Blanchard silly, aud her engagement
ring Is worth at least three of mine.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Loui, Sax Joaquih Co., Cal.,)
Nor. -M, 1HH7. !
nENT!.r.MENi Webfefejust bought soother loi of
Dr. U. McLam-'s CtLruiiATll) Liven 1'ILl.s, which
we ftnd to be to vxoollent for keeping- the syiteni in
order and oTercoinins sick headache that we never uee
anything else, I cnwrfully tettlfy to the merit of Dr.
U. McLaNJu'S CILSUHAIID LtVKIl 1'ILI.S.
Mrs J, K. HoL'ill.
In esse of siek hrala&e, biliousness, torpid liver,
dyspepsia, coatireueas. Dr. V, HcLaxk's CliLluUATtn
T.iVeu Pills uuver (ail to give relief for both seies and
alleges. Tbeyare compounded with regard to even the
moat delicate constitutions. Hold by all drugglats , price
!.'6 cents. Prepared only by I liming Broe.. IMttaburg.
l'a. Lookout lor an Imitation madelu Si Loui. which
is ofleu palmed off on Innocent purohaaera as oura. In
alat upon having only tbe genuine. J
havo to bo settled some how, and wo may as
well come lo u friendly armngimcut. ltavu
you got anything; (o propose!'"
"Yes. 'ihls I propose that yon shall
commouce proceedings against your wife tor
divorce and make mo tho co respondeat. "
" Aud if I do that yc.u will give uier"
" Nothing it wuild lo illegal, It would
be ronuivuuee. 'I JiisUt on you bilug n' this
action. If you don't I'll keep my ILrvat."
' Thut's vour decision!"
" Yts. I'vo nothing more to say except
good evening, Joyce, see mo to the door.
Y u can rtturu and see your Irieml a(,cin
wl.ml'ui gone." . , ,
Once outn!do the Earl explained his plan to
Joyco, It wouldn't do for the Earl liiinelf
to find money for the suit or to promise Vin
cent iiuv money, as if it came to the knowl
edge of tho court it would affect the ca-e.
But Joyce could do it carefully and In such
a way that nobody would know except Vin.
cent.
Will Joyre understood Ihe situation at
once and promucd to see that every danger
was guurdtd against.
Home time lstir tho announcement that a
petition had been tiled by i lie John Vincent
agaiust bis wife, Louisa ViucYut, falsely
called the Countess of Dashtou, created an
immeuko sentatlou, und when the cne camu
on the excitement had reached lever heat.
The first umrriHgo wa.i proved I oyond a
doubt, and tbeu ovldouce us to the second
marriage was taken, aud John Vincent up.
peared Iu person to prove that he was alive at
the tlmo.
An lovrn Prohibitionist. "!
ryosi 1st Ckttaoo lltrald.
First Halesrqan Hero's a customer from Iowa.
I with you'd take charge of hhn, Sam. lie
wants to see tho town.
Second Salesman Why don't you do it your
, "1 can't, I.was out v. lth an Iowa cuitomor
last wask and I've got a head on me yet."
,i . i.e.
Quite Complimentary.
JVeiN (A firre Itautt Eiprtu.
Bronniton Miss Britcr pasi-od quite a compli
ment on you ycsteiday, Cadlot.
Cadlct Aw ycif There aro lota of the ladles
who do that, don't ou know
Umuualon 'Jl'hm. Hho mid yon were tho
most ladyllko young person she ever met.
m -
A (leurrnns l'ntrrtnliicr.
From IA. .,
"I do not understand society," said Mrs.
Nortrichc "When 1 Invito people to my holtso
1 never put on the cards from ' until 7.' They
cau stay as long as they like."
WHAT
SCOTT'S CONSUMPTION
ou" ' ' SCROFULA
EMULSION gl55oS"IT,s
PBIEIEQ COLDS
wtinC Waiting Slnoases
Wondorful Flosh Producer.
Mnuy havo gniuod ono pound
por drty by its ubo.
Scott'B Emulsion is not a Bdcrofc
remedy. It contniiiH the stimulat
iupj properties of tho E,"pophos
phitos and pure Norwegian Cod
Livor Oil, tho potency of both
being largely increased. It is used
by Physicians all ovor tho world.
PALATABLE A8 MILK.
Sold bf all Druggists.
800TT A BOWNE. Chomlots, N. Y.
' BUY
HANKS
HKNTlHTH.
Kxtrartlno 2.1r.t with (1AM, .Mir, , Rets. 18
and $10. Holt nlllng. ,'i(li. uii anlil nilint, l 117.
Female attendant. HunJaretol,
03 (IT 1 1 AVK D IIOOU Ul'.LOvV 14TII.
Jr!hc ull'v -Vur h'l ur. ..,. .
N KWAlUC-nro.d and Market at..
PEERLESS DYES SJioarSmaami
BUSIKSS NOTICES.
CARPET . CLRANINU AT THE OltEAT
American Worse, UA W.'.tHh. Viva. II. Uowd.n. prop.
AMUSKMKNTS.
1 - -r -
MTU 8THF.ET TltBATIlE. COUXErt UTII AVE.
J. Vt. KOrtENyUKST Sola Mnfr
eUMiov Btunlr only.
Fit-it appMrnc or
J. K. EMMET
In his entirely new and natural drama,
UNCLE JOB, or, KHITZ IN A HADHOUHK.
Elaborate ereuery. K splendid ronipanr.
Uellery, ftc. ; reaerted. 35o,, 50c, 71)0,, SI. al.SO.
BIJOU TUEATKK, Broadwar,ue"t.:iQth and.'llat tit.
Matinees WKDNEUUAV and HATUKDAV.
btn woek of tbe Irresistibly funnr oomMr,
A MIDNIGHT BELL.
BY HOYT. AUrlfOllOV "A nitANH MllrtrlEY,"
Oslletr, i.'3o. 1 IUeereed. SOc., TSc. fl. SI, &0.
PROCTOR'S 28D-ST. THEATRE.
warm m
, KVK.NIN11 ATS.tO. fl-0"
Wednesday and rfatnrdsrs. Matinee at 2. l.oU
GIIANU OPCRA-llOUaE.
' Reserved seats, triheetra circle and balcony, 60c,
Thatcher. Primrose & West.,"-.'..?..?
Next wr.k-CI.AUA MUilltlti
Nest Sunday-TIIK LATE "CIVIL WAR .
Illustrated and ileK-rlbed by Prot. CROMWELL.
KOSTER & DIAL'S CONCERT HALL.
Matinee To-Dav.
WAL-WI-KI, Till! PLOWRR OF TONQUIN.
moSuav. a rit 1 1, aim 1,
CENTENIAL BALL.
WrUrriET BOTHWANTWIVES.
A Nkrlrtuu Dud unit a Fat Jersey Farmer,
AT WORTH'S MUSEUM, 14TH ST.
MINER'S I'KOPI.K'H TIIKAfiiK.
Tin, thrilling realistic 1 oiuedy dr-tma.
LOST IN NEW YORK.
WINIWOR TIIIIATKi: -llowiry. near Canal. One
IT wies. roinnirnrlnit Moil . April L". Ml. JAMEH
nUOWN WvnVll. uw,orl,-,l I y kirH. iWllete. Moil. 1
flay Eve and Wed Matinee. lUimeo and Juliet, Tuea.
Eve.. Camilla, Wed. Ere.. Hbe atotina toUonnnor. ,
oWkSil GRAND MUSTUM'ASJ-tt I
., , thu OHHirimi Ai'iut'A.v )
Blue Ileatd'.f.liamU'r, Hourly blase bhow. Ills Coin. '
pauy. Aduili.lon lUc.
i MlUIUi THEATRE. To-nlhi,"Rl?aus'e comic
im. opera, Ciyu.y llaioni Tuiwlar, Ner.ou. Wonini; ,
wed., ly rvtius.t, Uie fwi, !6nnfvn , Inure. , benarit i
to liernliard lUnk, Her Velkhenfreaaer , Friday,
Nerruus Women , Wat. , Minna run Uarntielin, 1
NOlf(H'Alfl.N Till! WOltl.li. I
mil FIOO'll 'EVV UUslll HALL AND ALHAM- !
HIUlll HltA ((ll'ltT. Kill E HT1IST ,
JLLLUIIJIJU IHKMUNoTLRUKCIILiirUlON.
Iu crots.uiaiulnfttion to Admitted that lie
luit thu liuly mi liourullur iiiarr.u"o 11ml rim
uwuy lo avoid u litt'o tlifllcully wi li tlio law;
he also mliiiittvil his cimrii'tiou iu Franco,
nuil oxplttiueil lmw hu obla'ixd his liberty.
Nothinu' mis nsVed ntout tho " blacLtunll "
plot. The tleftmliiuts illdti't desire toco iuto
1 hut fcr tho sake of Li.uie's hrnttier. Wheu
Mr. Viiircnt loft the Ion other wlluesses lil.
lowed, nil of whom uroied the luurrmuo, and
' then Ihe ciue for the deTvnso couiuieucml.
The defeusu was n ttruuo uue. It wub that ut
I tlio time Johu Vincent married I.oulsi Joyco
It waanot n lct;nl marriage. Nothiu was sold ,
to Its belli;; a inarriKe which was one Iu
name only. It wns cuuteuded clearly aud
i couchely that tho coremOuy Itself uever
I was a leual inc. aud Iu proof of tbe ciu
I tetitiou a ahowi y dressed youui; womuu was
1 placed iu the box.. The noinaii was asked
what she was. aud her uusner was uotto-bor
credit, bnt Iho uuiue sho cave mm that of
K hu Vim cut, and tlio Rlorv alio told wasthat
she had inurrud Johu Vim cut, the uihii she:
reeoL'u zed in Coilit tUeyvnrs previoiiH to tho '
dnto of his uintriape- w th Miss Joyce, qf j
which sho kntw uothlui; uutil latelv: that
after aye.tr of uul.nppy married life she had
lei t her husbnud, 1.8 be i;nvo her nothinu but
utilise uml HI. tieutiiient; and that s uce tbeu
she bad lived tho life at o was at preseut lead.
lutr, Hho had never takon tiny ttouble to
commuuiratt) with her hnslmud, or he with
tier: aud she uever expected to see him aftln.
Miehodnad of tho case, as coining on. iu
the 1 apers; aud the name had slruck her, aud
sho hud communicated with the Earl ,of
ai cM.k. " . eVatJUslL L
lttsH4slij. stfi iAMBImMifttLmrWKMkui llristilfl
. AMUSEMENTS. H
DORIS'S BIG MUSEUM. I
301 8th Ave., bet. 27th & 28th Sts, 801. . 9
Tlie blggeat, bett, and mott thor ffijH
oughly resectable mmeum in wM
New York City. fl
Tho best show in the world 9
for tlio prico. m9
. A'ir,V.'ion! In 9"!" HALLS for week commsneln ' WaWl
MUNUAY, ApnlyUi ?Lsssb
ItlJar Hagsard'a'raost fanciful niaht outdone. .KEssssl
PYGMALION AND OALATKA HTATUEH TURNINa 'JsTwH
TO LIFE. (bmbbbbbI
A I.tVINII MEKMAII). VAMPIRES. ssB
. Keturn or our little fsrorite, Lsssssl
HOP O- MY THUMB, FjLfl
, THE IiLATTH, jfH
a family siring- their perlormance In a hues tank ol nalsssl
nster. i.9Ssal
SAMPSON, fSH
the modern lronmnacled llercnles. JnSBSssl
Autpmatlo wonders. Punch In his own version of the tHsasl
great bulllran and Kilrsln right. .. IMtLLA
.STAGE ATTRACTIONS. aVbVbsss!
Mlllilien and Cortlsa comedy coronsny In boorlrper TrflggeW
''""Slices ) Oray Slaters, song aud dance artlataiVatt Isaasl
tlror, inualcal acti, Nellie Mordaont, serlo ramie; 'AfcsassV
Uertler and Nedo, skaters: Will A. Mack, Irleh eom JKassW
dlam Hurt Da.herlnoldtlmeapeclsltiesi ilarryNewln ItEssssl
his great set i Ihe Pale-faced Child of Ileatiny. ' jHsassi
10c. ADMISSION 10c. -SVsfl
Re. RCMERVKD HEATH EXTRA. Cc. H
Ba;rcd Kundar concert fron. 1 to 10 p. M. iSssssal
UNION SQUARE THEAm. M
AMEUV'sUcVlKiiH. "WMVKLVW wSjlK IU
necelved nlihtly by Crowded llouiea. with eontmsans -issss1
WqgbterandspplaiuHi. BPKCIAL EASTER MATINEJC UasW
Wedueadsy, April !4. Hocllre your .eats in advanoe. fSSSSSsI
April -Ml. ItOHKUT hLHMKHE, sgH
TVTTIT ,fsC ,R. tRVED HEATH, r" .itgrni
i-ll.lJljV i3e Orchestra Circle A balcony, BOe. vtSSsfl
fe SAID PAShL S
MATINEKH WEUNiauAV ANT) HA f URf4V". sWssl
Nest Week the Oreat Oumedy. ZIP ZAP. '9SB
ia(..iihu'h TiiicATitu. n'WAVAaoirust 'uH
x Tim I ircCAIJLL' WM
MrAa.V.f?. WMSSr 9
KveningaatH.ao. Matinee riatnnlar at 'J Jsssssl
hA!T 'AI'TAIN MjyiFT. ':tlsssW
Ash totem m : 9
"The beat play of the year." Ilgggai
-1AHINO. BROADWAY AND aDTII BT. Woeai
MAn IV S EVENINOHATH. Iffislel
llslUUI. ) SATURDAY MATINEE AT S. '$fM
Admlaalon SOc. Seats reserved 3 weeks In advance. -aHgggj
nnONYPAHTOR'SNEW 14TII ST. THEATRE. YtfH
. TflNY IURAND EASTER HOLIDAY SHOW, 'H
'..Ul'l .Uater and Allen, Kdwtn French, Ugassa
PAVTflR'Q Hsrrr Watson. EllaWeaner. rSfH
rflolUll Oil Maggiu Ollne, Mtnd Beverly. IgggH
BHOADWAYTIinATRE. Mat. Wed. Net. 'J P. M. gggggj
Broadway, or. -(Istjt. .EVENINGS AT B. 9ssssl
LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY. $mM
ADMISSION r.Oc. T "'ggggl
T YCEUM THEATRE! isssss!
JfiVo ..,'AKT.)y,.!!K OF SARDOU'S DRAMA,
TISJ 2'JI A triumph of ata(eart.-Vv-orld. Ifiggfl
THE llAligUISlt. I , . , lleein.N.lfi. 9lgggg.
April U.i, tlemennial Week. THE WIFE. Kasssi
ACAIIEMY. NIOIITS-WED. HAT, MATS." Hgggggj
Tin: oi.i) iio.iiI:mti:Ai). 7.-c. i.oa wM
Msllnees ilsily. etcent MunVlay-Nest Weiff, iSsWge!
OAMPAN1NI CONCERT HUNDAY NIOuf,, TCgH
CTARTHEATRIt Broadway and lath Be, 'Jrsss!
O 1'arewell Tour of the Comediana, sssssl
htd.vut ROBSON, H..I. ii. CRANE $MM
In Bronain Howard's greet comedy.THE HENRIETTAj IHrWaWj
fCTII AVE. THEATRE. Laat II Nights, bat. Mat. Ugassl
O N. O OOOUWINln . $lgg
. j. A tl O I. II .11 INK, - ggggg
Neit Sunday Eve., llra'id l-'entennlarSacrSd Concert, , gggai
Monday, April .'. Minnie Palmer, My Brother's Hlaterl WUt
STANDARD THEATRE: EABTEB. KUu
EABTER MONDAY, APRIL 22, iJ"" flMt
Original Operetta liy Mr. K. Marc j Raymond. .Mils ussss!
Beteey Uancker and Ohae. Raymond. -aH
THEATRE COMiqUE,12othst.,liet. 3d Lex.aves. llsH
, . ROSE COUHLAN lleSSSsI
In the entirely new romantlo drama. oMaraval
., , JtMJELYN. UsasW
Kelt Week-McKeo Uankln. Matinee Bat. TOffiaal
H" it. jacobVthiiTd ave. theatrh" " TtlmU
IOX WED EH FUAJiK ' I 4 itUMTDCKY Ami
and SATURDAY. I FIIAVNU, HII.T.." ' sH
April 27-CORINNE InllO.NTk CRIaTO, J&. 'WU
HR. "JACOBS' (THALIA) ' , XeiH
' KATP OLD BOWERY TUEATItf. H
AprllrflppVd JJniM&W' S
ldH iIiSF I ALJy B
ITff AVE. I (JETTYHBURO A EVKN1NQ. jgB
VtH "ANNUAL (lAUCO BALL OFFERNANDO'S "3bbssssi
rt-F .yN.0INU ACADEMY. ON TUESDAY EVEN- WU
ISOT apiul aa. iu-.'Eaht&jThbt. gH
DROOKIiY.V AMUSKMKXT3i mM
ACADEMY OF MUSIO, BROOKLYN WM
One Week. Commencing Jovgal
m , MONDAY. APRIL M, 9nWai
Wedneaday and Saturdar Matinees. 3Nsaas1
IMRE KIRALFY'8 mU
Brilliant Revival of the Jgaaaal
BLACK CROOK. 9
Troduoed on a great acaleof ma nlRccnco and granden; afleH
UVIiU.VllI.NU E.NtIItKI.V NEW. H
POPULAR PHICEU: 1$Sal
g.ic. 50c. 7.1c. tl.OO. rssssl
EASTER WEEK, APRIL 22, ' tsssss!
CHALLENGE SPEuiiLT, GUMPM. M
Bost in Amorlca-Bar None. Mt
H. It. JACOBS' BROOKLYN THEATRE, !
Cor 'kstbingtoriftntl .John -on Sta. tfHilH
MaitiotHj. Monti Mjf. Waxtnaiiiayand HatunUj, ' WWMM
HrdiA Von Ixwr'at 4SMMt
O.N THE KKOWTlElt. SH
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.irnf.nS 9
Krery Ktwulnjc WednoMU and H&turdajr 5Utlnta. 4wsW.H
THE GREAT "HERRMANN." 1M
Col. Sinn's Park Theatr?. 1jm
'I hi tjk Mt(nrti UVdncHdajr and Haturaaj !gj
RICE'S EVANGELINE 1 ftBHBILf 1M
LEE AVE. ACADEMY. BROOKLYN, E.. D. ,JgH
This week. Mallnree Wrdnedny and Saturday. .TSSSSSsl
lli:i.ll II V TUT. etassssi
i:.i:.t:v. Xsasssi
Neit week Rom Coghlan, Twasssl
Holmes's StandardlnuniTnXmaffntS: Mm
Thrl'ortlr Irl.li Drama," Cuplil anil Crimea." srassW
WhffiTi.yiftllSlTi UEAUTY SHOW. WM
lieglne to-morrow in The EvrKINO WOILD "A Nonconductor, "nssr and phenomenal story of a man who waaeieeuted by electricity, but who survived tbosliock and Anally appeared Iu court to prove hie Innocenci. A atartlingly original plot and most fascinating developments. Written by TjicEvexixu Would's Hpicisl Novollat.and preTuaely Illuatratej-Bcsinsto.rsorrow la TUE EviNUO Would Rgasi
Dashton. Hho ilhlu't seo that a runn who had -asassss!
ttejtcj lior so badly should bn olloAcdto'Ket '9lgei
tho he-it of a ctutloiimit liko tho Eurl. flnssssss
The ruo un not lou iu couiin; to a con. tuHH
clniou after that. Mr. Johu Vmceut had ellgleWJ
ncslto cd to obtain it divorce vrben be haa VfwMu
thu opportunity. When ho did enter tho 19iH
Divorce Court tlint fact upsot his case. -mIzH
The decision of the Court was that there -gggfl
linil been no leuul niarrlaso between John ttggH
Viuccut aud Louisa Joyce, bu J therefore he ftsnasfl
had uo cu8o: nud the result of the trial waa vllssssi
only to establish the fact I bat Louisa Joyce, r&sassfl
havluL' been uobody's wifo when she war- iuLaasafl
ried Ituch, Earl of Dashton, was the legal naaaefl
wife ot His Lordship, -s'ssssW
AllawaSBBl
HurIi Dashton and his wife received the ?jH
couKratulationB of everybody who knew OassH
tin m ou the lesult of tho crcut trial. It had , mMM
ended iu n far botler way than they had dared tsH
to nnticipate. The danger of losing Louie 'sigH
bad opened tho Earl's eyes to the nobility and fflMm
kweetness of her character and the purity of Issassl
her loie for Lmi, and to day thoro is no hip- AmLm
iiier couple iu tlio three- Kingdoms. The alasss
:ail has severed the last tie that bound him fatassss
to his evil companions and is now turning 'gagaWj
his attention to nobler pursuits. Will Joyce 'Jlexssssi
has beeu long ago forgiven for his shore iu tlissssl
the " lilsckumll " plot aud has a fine cattle 'JuasH
rauch iu Texas, and is coming homo next ggeass
year to look out for for a nice, amiable, little TssgH
Kuglisli girl for a wife. The Earl says that Asnaefl
if he can tlud oue half us good as bis sister nLassssi
Louie he will bo a very lucky fellow Indeed. JgagH
iTIIE END. gggggai