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; THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAY 18. 1892 j? M
IImong the player folk.
Elaborate Plans for the Produo
f Ition of " Tho White Squadron,"
31 Iso Jcnnlo Yeamnns to lie it Star
I Next Benson.
1 Tho warm weather Is bringing Into the city
innumerable road companies, and tho Itlnlto
fa crowded every attemoon now with loading
tnen and soutirettes. They all talfccheer
liuily of tneir pUns tor tho Bummer vacation
f-they aro all going cither to Ktirope, the
snore" or their "country places." Occa.
Atonal trips to Coney Island nlllbetliocx
lentottbo "snore" for many, ami tho back
loom of a cheap boarding-house represents
lie " country placo " of more, but an long as
hey nro happy In tho thought that their
Rnoglnatlro tatc of tho summer delights In
toro tor them Impress tho listener, who
toulddeny them them the pleasure :
Aunt l.oulsa Eldrldjo is ono of the very few
Mho does go to the other sldo In person, and
Hho could go this year It sho chose, but, who
K3 say she Is going to spend tho bummer In
hear old New York." ,
Elaborate preparations aro being made for
He production of "Tho Whlto Squadron" nt
Bo Fourteenth Btieet Theatre, Aug. is. It
Hdescrlbed as a romantic spectacular drama
four acts, by James V. llarklns, Jr., author
"Tho Midnight Alarm" und "Tho rlro
Beutrol." Tho scenes are laid In Mo do Janeiro
BK1 the interior of llrell. Klglit whlto
mmu aro to add to tho realism 01 one of the
Bfctics, representing tho silver inluliiir dls
let In the western rait of Hra7.ll, uud tho
foiutlons of tno Whlto Miuuriron In tho
Bbbcrat lllowlll bo shown tu the last act.
fthor llarklns, who is now an actor, was
BJfraerlv a principal In tho Minneapolis High
BBiool." Ho Is said to have spent all last
mmer on tho L". s. s. lTilKu
flHpnla, studying tho points and tactics
Bfthu Whlto squadron, and exoects that In
flftilism and Bpectncular eflects his new piece
But exceed any military or navul play yot
toducod In New York. Tho estimated cost
IBS the production Is between l5,ooo and
m WMr.tiOO. It will bo put, on by A. Y. Pearson,
EBh of tho uew lessees of tho Union Square
BB-atre, under tho supervision of James
BBplcWBon, of tho nrm of ltandall Dickson.
flit tho company negotiations havo been
(bed with Itobcrt Milliard, K. J. Henley,
. BBllam llarcourt. Charles Dowser, J. . Kel
5 BBJ, Elmer Clrandon, Allco Fischer, May Oal
BKticr. Aunt Louisa Kldrldgo nnd I.I7.I0
Khelle. It you have held your breath, you
"a iflBY now breathe.
rtof HHf
fi- HBhe Ernest Hutchinson benefit, a. the
. BBrteentn street Theatre to-morrow after-
" BBfci, promises to bo a big success. The ut-
BBEtlto programme arranged Includes Felix
BBYrls, lu "The Old Musician ;" Kobert 1111-
jBBfd'a adaptation of " l'ru (ilacomo," Mr.
Blard appearing as Cuunt I'aoll ;
BBnlo ITxley and her company In the
BBfc act of " Polly Middies," Camllle
' BBKvllle and Flora Flnlayson In selections
h "Kobln Hood:" Annie Meyers, Charles
BB?U and Jeflerson D'Angells In selections
1BK "Child of Fortune;" Helen Gllmore In
BBJcltatlon; Mabel btepnenson, tho bird
IH( BBEler, and the Casino serpcnlitio dance, In-
MHfetcd by Juliette fcenac.
Hp root garden of the Madison Squaro
BBRen will bo open to the public for tho I1r.sc
BBJi Memorial Day evening. It will be mag
BBcntly decorated with rich lollage, rare
BBfera and fountains. Illuminated by myriads
BBMrl-colorcd ciectrlc-llghts, on the tame
BBpt P. s. C.llmore and his band, Increased to
BK begins his tjummcrnlgbt concerts In
t BH amphitheatre. ThoMadlsonquare Uar
BBRtowor will tnen be open till midnight, as
- BBTl also the root garden. ThoTlpaldlttroth
, IBB1 mandolin orchestra will bo an extra at
BBctlon In the roof gndaiu- Ily a system of
JFsBHiange checks admission to tho three t
.i, 'uMrtlons will be obtained for the price of al
ii Mission to one, and tbetUnSm Theatre audl-111-
Sices will have the privilege of entering the
""oof garden free.
Mr. nenry Oreenwall savs he has no Idea of
far Htrylng to obtain another theatre lu this city,
'" Has he Is satlsflod to give the I'nlon Squaro his
entire attention. Ho will remain in New
J York as resident manager o( tho Union
Square, which may bo reopened within a
week or so with Jeffreys Lewis or Annie l'lv-
ley. lie promises a general reformation In
1, fli ulB new house, and thai, box-ofllce Incivility
IDA w"l not b0 tolerated. If he reforms this ono
abuse, which Is altogether too common, ho
will be entitled to much credit. Tho Llllpu-
tlans will open the Fall season with a twelve
11 weeks' engagement.
'lit ...
!lu H. E. Graham, the comedian, will be seen
of In a oew comic opera next season. Two aro
. f being considered, and the choice will bo re
ft, 1 hearsed In Philadelphia before coining to
" New York lor a metropolitan verdict.
tit
,, Julius Whltmark of the "City Directory"
iliV company has been engaged for the tenor part
'.3 in A Trip to Chinatown."
est ...
iut. Fred Lenox will succeed Frtd Clifton as the
1. " auctioneer In Jupiter" uext week.
as
,. Mr. A. M. Palmer sails for Europo June T.
,3Sl lie will Inspect the foreign theatrical market,
and may bring baok something new.
Hi ...
00, Another fair for tho benefit of the Actors'
Fund is already being talked about for next
1,4 year, although nor, on so extensive a scalo as
that just held In Madison Square Garden, and
Yj the rumblings of which are still heard.
lit' Jennie Yeamans li going to star next sea
Eon under the management of Frank 111-
1J. lams in a musical comedy being especially
written for tho clever daughter of a clever
u mother. Miss Yeamans Is delighted with tho
1 s prospect, and says Bbe has a real surprise In
im atore.
Mas. Wrj(LOW'B boOTIIINil HYKUl'for children
4Bg tlttblnf ! the family bftoefartor. 'J5c. h botl Is. .
.
THEY WILL FIGHT MAY 30.
Date of the Jaokson-Slavin Battle
Definitely Deoided.
Colleces Prepurlnu for the Annual
Iiitcrcolloglnto Onines.
A sneclal dospatch from London this morn
Ing states that tho directors of the National
Uportlug Club havo decided upon May no as
the date for the Jackson-Slavln light. There
has ueen considerable speculation among
sporting men as to tho exact date of this
fight, and now that It has been definitely tie
i ldcd upon Interest In tno battle will Increase
In this country. Tho match Is for 10,00t.
Slavln Is training nt hlschl quarters at
Dovercourt, a small town on the west coast
of England, and Jackson Is doing his work nt
lirlghtnn, a suburb of London. Doth men aro
reported as woiklng faithfully. Slavln said
on tho day ho sailed for England that he
would train for this fight as he never did be
fore. I'nrson Davles Is now In Eng
land to look after Jnckson's interests,
and tho latter feels confident ho can whip
slavln. It Is thought that Parson Davlos,
Jim ilallnnd Joe ihoynskl will bo In Jack
son's corner, whllo Charley Mitchell and Jack
Slavln will to back of Slavln.
Helling on this bottle Is light lu this coun
try, and reports from England state that very
few wagers on the result havo been mauo
there. Several well-known sports of this
country are preparing to be present nt the
ringside.
...
The next big athletic meeting lobe held
lu this city will be tho annual Inter
collegiate games, on May "M at Man
hattan Field. The different colleges expect
to place strong teams lu the Held, and In
terest In tho games runs higher than usual.
Columbia has a stronger field of athletes
training than for soveral years. Yale nnd
Harvard athletes are confident of making a
big showing and Princeton has some rare
talent, as was been at the Columbia-Princeton
games on Saturday. Tho New York University
athletes are In form, as are tho sprinters and
jumpers of tho City College. Most of the New
England, New Jersey nnd Eastern Punnsjl
vanla colleges will be represented.
Manhattan Field Is In excellent form, tho
track has been rolled very smooth, the curves
are well adapted to bicycle riding and every
point on the track Is visible from tho grand
btands. The spaces alio' ted for the short
sprints are fine straightaway courses, while
tho space Inside the trick Is covered with
bright greensn ard and vs HI make good ground
for the Jumps.
The ofllclals for the games will be the same
as thoso who conducted the college tourna
ment at Philadelphia yesterday W. D. Cur
tis, Referee; Judges, C. F. Mathewson, K. J.
(llanlnnl and Harry McMillan. Tho field of
entries Is the largest In the history of the As
sociation. ...
The New York baseball team seemed conn
dent that It would win the game from tho
Orioles yesterday. Tho tnen worked at tho
grounds In the morning nnd again In the af
ternoon, but that did not affect the result
any. The rooters for tho team thought that
tho Giants had struck a winning gait when
they captured two games irom tho Quakers
on Monday. It they struck such a gait
they havo evidently lost sight ot n. The
score yesterday was lu to u In
favor ot tho Orioles. Ward's Ilrooklyn team
did the playing ot the day. The Uostonlans
had thint pretty much tneir own way with
the llrldegrooms at the Hun, but at Ilrooklyn
li wasdlficreut; tho Heaneaters were turned
down 7 too. Chicago won from iTitsburg,
7 to r, nud Is tied with Cincinnati forfuurth
place.
names scneauien tor icaay aro as lonows :
nltlmors at New York. ' inclnnati at Pittvburr,
Itr.Bton at Brooklyn. ht. Louis at LouUfllle.
Waxrnnrtuu at I'hilaiUl.it'levelaud at Chicago.
pliU.
E. (. Leonard has sent the following, with
t:;.'i forfeit, to tho sporting Editor uf the
Kvenisc) wohmi: " I hereby challengo Nick
cox to run me a titty-mile foot race for sr.o a
side. This challenge to bo open to Cox ono
week beginning May 18. If Cox accepts 1
would like to maku It a three-cornered race
and give Connie Murks a chance on tho same
terms. I will meet Cox at The Lvemmi
Would office at any time ho may designate."
...
Fred Johnston, the clever English feather
weight, Is expected to at rive In this city some
time to-day. Tho cables state that he left
England lat Wednesday on the Malcstlc.
The Coney Island Athletic Club ofllclals will
meet him down the bay, and tliey will inv.
the general supervision of him until after he
meets George Dixon on June 17 or 2D,
according to tho date agreed upon.
Johnston's arrival Is looked for wltc
much lutercst by the sports of thl
vicinity, as they have heard so muct
about his cleverness. The majority ot tht
followers of tho ring hereabouts think that
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KNGLLYS'S STORY.
st. Two Lives Blasted Through Unfounded
' Jealous?.
u! I Those who know ray friend Knollys
".' 1 only casually aro apt tu set him down as
.1$ 1 cynic, because at tiroes lie i n man of
Yj Isa'turnine humor, given to ridiculing
pl 1 bravery and charity as madness; but I
d- I know danger holds no dread for him,
t at I antl havo accidentally happened on some
III I of k's taaay KoJ ''oeds, 'I'o me ho lm al
rij ways seemed a mau of unusually lenient
judgment, putting the best construction
" possible on the evil actions of his follows;
t though his own life is beautifully clean,
he takes people its he finds them, not
I feeling called upon to attempt to revolt),
tiouize the world.
K1 - If I am unreasonably proud of my
"ti; friendship with Knollys it is pardouablo,
Kia- for no is an oxpcrieucodinauof the world,
whornust be ueoriug fifty, whereas I nm
ttl not yt thirty.
It had been arranged during bis 6hort
ry, stay with iiB in Now Vork that in twu
TS ninnths I Should join hint in Luudon, nud
the prospect of another delightful inn
f turougli Europe with himmndo mo some-
mt wuutiorgetfulof tlio faot that it was his
r. '"t night in this city.
aan .lie hail rosM.v proinised my cousin to
ara VUU '" rosu uardcus, uud on that utter-
noon redeemed his word. When we mot
be nt tho Club I noticed that Knollys ap-
peared tired. lie stood nt tho window,
apart from the other men, looking ncross
at the Plaza, and did not at first notlca
I suppose tt was irksome," I began,
for Ton: can talk of nothing but his
do!i III
roses aud bis w ife. You see they are re.
uewing their htiuoyuiuou. Their affairs
looked very black for a time, but sud
denly righted themselves, nud their
friends are suffering the consequences."
Knollys ceased to watch the wavering
shadows of the trees and turned in juir
tugly. " It was it iiiisundorstaudiuz." I con.
tinned, as we walked out to dinner. "Tom
forgot that appearances aro often mislead
ing, aud she was unable to furnish a sat
isfactory eiplauatiou of her conduct."
" I conjectured Rtmiethiogof tho kind
from what he told mo coming back to the
city, uud it teminded me strongly of u
littlo episode in tho life of it friend of
mine. Aud she, ton, in some indefinable
wivy somo turn of tho head or trick of
tho voice recalled my friend's wifo. The
story might interest you."
" I am iiato sttro it would," I returned
eagerly, for Knollvs isulwais well worth
heitriug.
" It nil hippeued some yenis ago, but I
think 1 remember the points quite well,"
ho commenced, smiling luiutly; "I am
not so certain, liouevtr. that I shall bo
abluto do the story justiee. for I am not
a clever raconteur, and you .will ptobnbiv
suriiiioe Ihu end long ere I bnvo reached
it. My friend wo might call him Smitii
my fr:;nd Hmith was able to be of some
lervicoto it mutt whom be met inn foreign
laud. The mau met with a fatal accident
n lew days later, and, togother with tho
valet, Smith volunteered to nurse htm.
The strauger, fcellug ho had it claim on
Hmith because of the first favor, but"
deued him with the pleasant task of bear
ing the news of his death to his wife.
' ' Upon Smith's return to England he
carried out his mission, and having gone
once, went again. (She was a very young
Dixon ts about as clever as any man In tho
business. Johnston will bo watched care
fully, and his training quartern will bo at.
coney Island. As both tnen have just a
month to get. ready for the battle, the veter
ansof tin-1 Ing anticipate that this tight, will
bo one of the most important battles ot tho
year.
...
Tommy Shearman, tho deter athlete ot
New York I'nlversll.v, won the individual all-lound-
championship nt tho college tournn.
mental Plilludelphlnestcrd.i.v,havli,ir eleven
points to hii credit. He won tno high jump,
was tied for the pole vuult and tho broad
Jump. Tho trophvwas it illaniond-tudded
gold med.tl. Iteprcseiilntlvesirom soma, fif
teen colleges competed lu tho games.
...
The Ilrooklyn Polo Club is working with
considerable etiergv to rovlvo that well
known spun. Tho club plays at the Parudo
nrotmd at Prospect. Vark three times it week,
nnd an Interesting game will bo played this
allernoou.
.
John I Sullivan Is all right. The big fellow
has been sled up by a physician, who says:
" Cor bell or nnv other man will find tho llos
Ion boy n hard one to handle." If Sullivan Is
as lit as Dr. Miradv claims thoso who havo
been rooting ler him lor years will feel en
couraged. ...
'Ihc llarlein Yscht Club will sail three
special races on Memorial D.15. The couri-o
will bo irom college I'olnt to Hands Point
and return. 'I hone races will bo for cabin
nud open sloops and cm boats.
The nrooklyn Cricket Club will tike a nip
the last of July. It will play at Mugam
Falls on July V.T., and Hamilton, Toronto and
London, Canada, aro among the places to bo
tinted.
...
The National Association of Amateur ous.
men will hold Its auniuil regatlu ut Suraloga
thlsjeurou July '-'tl uud'JT. .veteral clubsuf
this city Mill be represented.
FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.
Worklngmen should not patronize thoso
who retuse to patronlo them.
Tho carpenters ot Newark nnd Kll;auetli,
N. J., have been successful lu their strikes for
nine hours.
The Master Builders' Association, ot Hoi
yoke, Mass., has black-listed every man who
went on strlko last week for eight hour?.
Agents of the cigar manufacturers of Phila
delphia, who.se workmen are on stilkc, hate
come to New York to engage " tcabs."
Tho workmen ot CanTtda aro agitating for
tho abolition of tho law under which cred
itors urc enabled to attach the wages of work
men. The Clerks' Association of Los Angeles, Cal.,
has received letters from Mayor Hazard and
other oniclnls In that city favoring tuuearly
closlug movement.
Tho Trades and Labor Council ot Vancouver,
II. c, reports that over 4.". per cent, of the
workmen, both In Vancouver and Vlctoila,
arc out ot employment.
At to-night's meeting of Local Assembly
7,445, District 75, K. of .., Lumber Handlers
Truck Drlteis, rtbotu seventy new membeis
aro to bo Initiated. Theio will also bu an
election of walking delegate.
Tho Fresco Palnteis' I nlon has established
headquarters lor Its Htrlke committee at
clarendon Hall, where reports and instruc
tions nro received Horn 8 a. i. to lu i u.
I'nlou bricklayers are forbidden to work for
Contractor Webster, who Is charged by Ilrlek
layers' Union No. 7 with refusing to pay some
wages owing to members of that organiza
tion. The railroad telegraphers am assembled In
convention at Chattanooga, Tcnn. The or
ganization comprises 170 branches, with
L'!.r,0(l members and about tr'0,uou in Its
j different funds.
Plasterers should not go to Cincinnati and
i Pittsburg, where their fellow craftsmen havo
' been locked out since Slay 1. Thre Is also
, trouble at ticranton and iiarrlsburg, Pa., and
I Wilmington, Del.
' At the trial of the directors of the co-optra-tlve
colony at Vlsslta, cat., now going on.lt
has been shown that f l,",ui)U has been ex-
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woman, ami very beautiful, anil Smith
was irresistibly attaohed. Her husband
hail beeu n scotiuOrol, nnd after n decent
lapse of time she married Smith, for
the first four years of their marriage they
wore so inteubclv happv that it is possible
tbey proved rather tiresome to their
friends. About that time Huntli lepau
to miss money and other articles of value,
nnd was finally able to trace thp thefts to
tho butler. Tho iiiau vamly denied tho
charge, and althotigh none of the iiusiub
vnluables wns found in Ins possession,
'he was discharged without a character.
This mild measure was adopted because
i of tho iuterces8lon of tuv friend s wife.
I " For some weeks Smith entertained no
i doubt that lie had fastened the Imrclarfes
uu the proper parly, but on reliirniui;
litime one otiuiui; ho lniind Ins wifo iu
tho library. Slio had cpemid his ilosli hy
mcaus of a falso key, mid in her bauds
hold it roll of notes. Omit wns depicted
1 iu every fenture ; she wns ubjeet in her
cowardice."
" She needed the money to save her
brother," I broke iu. authoritatively.
' ' No, for sho had no brother or any
near relative who might need help,"
Knollys said, as he set down his class.
" Tho tnnn, anxious to find some excuse
for her, suggested this' but it
wits for nn relative. It was for her
self, yet she had wanted for uotuini;
tbiit inouev could buy or love de.
vise. He might uoi lniMi conceived hr
sin to be so lingrnut had t-ho not por.
milted tho scnant to suftor in her stead.
Mo far as it wns possible Smith lmtdo
restitutio!! o the ninu. but by her silence
she had rontietod herself ot the most
heinous of all transgressions iu her bus.
baud's eyes. Theio was ono way only in
which ho could explain tho matter to
huiisulf. He had never believer in klep
tomania until then, but it was tho one
thing upon which his mind was centred.
' And sho confessed she hnd often telt im.
pellet! to take valuables lor which sho
could have no possible need.
" He was a proud man and lie was tor.
tured by his discovery, lie had regarded
his wifo. bis child and himself as being
made of finer olay than the rest of man.
kind. His disillusion wns complete. The
day af ler she was unmasked she came into
ponded for which the rtefcniunts c.lnnot pro-1
uueo any vou hers.
The hoartmtarters of tlo delegates to the
International Typographical lnlnn'1 fon
vent Ion, whose cs(iii' are to open al this
Ilre.xel Institute In l'hlluilelphla Juno III, I
will be nt Hie ulrard House. Ninth and chest-
nut streets. j
Tho Kniploylntr I'rlntoiV t nib, of Ilosion. j
has nd(iieil a leselntloii reiominenillnif to,
the I tilled Tjpclliettn of America lu adopt
the Min-hniir nnrKday. ansucli action noulil ,
be deslratlo and practicable for the Iriute
tliroiiKhonl the count r.
secretar.- James Me.Mi'irte. of lron.Mottld
er's I'tilon No. ','.i, rcpoi tst lint trade Is pick
Inirtip. I.nsi month four ne meinbers vtero
Initiated, st wcie adudlteil bt card, six wcro
reinstated, seven have been Mispended for
iiou-psMuent nt dues and cleteu were granted
trntelllut; cards.
tlrand Master Fiank P. Sursent, of the
lliotlierhood ot Locomotive l'lieinen. Is on an
agitation lour tliniUKli Ne England. Last
week he orgnl7ed a new IuckI uiil ,n ut
Chailestown, Mass 'I ho brotherhood bus at
piesent about twenty.tlte thousand seteu
htinUred members.
Ausust Arleth. Secretary of llrewers' I'nlnn
No. tin, has resigned. TIib I nlon ifalneil nine
new ineniberti last. wiek. liiirlnir the next
three iniint lis no more liew inemlers will lw
admitted, as work Is Miytcuree at present,
1'iul many members aie nut of eniployuieiit. I
Ten new memls'rs wcte enrnlliil by clear
MaVrrs 1 nton No. PUjesti-ntay. Thoassens
ineiilfnrt)ltenbeiK'sMilI.e must be paid next.
Saiurd.ij. No travelling curds will lie Issued
to llnitiui, where tho members of rnlon No,
UT aieon strlko.
Mifldnlsts' I nlon No. li hiis removed Its
headiiuarters to Lincoln Hail, Allen nnd
Houston streets. Nest Mmda) Jel-u'iitci to
ihc Harmony Convention will he elected.
Tho Pool and Mioeworkers' International
I uliin h.is been succe9ful lu pustiliur lis blue
label In the lupsof ltoclii"-ter. N. ., where
tliet exueet to havo ui least nve label fac
ilities nltlilu the net three weeks, sltnllar
food repot t s havo come irum St. Louis, Mu.;
i ItlcJifo, III., and St. .losoiili. Mo.
Prank llanifl. one ot the foremen at. MiiKcr's
vewltisf.uiacliinc factoiy. Elliabctli, N. Jde.
nled ihu statement made about hlin bv some
workmen, that huwverftiinpelleil onybod.t to
pay him liluod-iuoney for irDlmr emplot incut
nrproi tirlti,: hhftier wuges to thovi worliliii;
lu his department.
The members ot Progressive Paliitrr-'t nlon
No. il aro sli iking ugalnst the eonlia, tor do
ing the paint work on the llilKhtiiti Hcaeh
truck, because lie refuses to puy tiiilon wages. ,
I'rogresslto I'dlnterh' No. I ordered a strike
on the Jolmif contractor tireenbcrger, tiki
sntne 1 iileii lias strikes nn lliu Jutis el ( on
tractors Mancry and Arinstrong. 'I he still:
at nlciMli, Nnrlli Itlver, has been su.'cessful.
All members of the lloiisc-l'altiler.s t'nlon
who work on sub-contracts have bcii ordered
on strike. The truutito on tho new rliurcli
nt. l.usl Thlrl.v-nrsl street has Ineii fcitled.
Messrs. Lang, Daub anil riehiielder hate been
elected members of the Examining mm
inlttee. Members will not bo permitted to
work on any Jobswl.ero the cabinet-makers
The meuibeisot llranrh 1 nt the Mlk r.lh
bon Weavers' I'nlon are discussing a piopotl
tlon to amilgaiiiate all branches of their
tradeln this city and tlcluliy. and hi have
one branch each lu New or!;, llrooklvu, i ol
lege Point nnd I'nton Hill, whose business li
to bo conducted by a deneral Exccutlte com.
loll tee. During the summer meetings will
1k hold even two weeis. A committee has
been hent to Hoss Imnkel to point out to hint
that under the I'oiiMltulUmof this glorious
Itepubllc even workmen have a light to or
ganize and to free speech.
Tim lurnltura manufacturers hating pub
lished a statement In their official organ,
lirmid unit dxfilr, tu the effect that the
strlko of the cabinet-makers has cnllapsfU,
the Executive Committee of the Litter bus
written a reply In which they tay tliatonlt
lltteen men have resumed work at I he shop
ot ilradley A- cunler, who weic induced tu
take that step by some Knights of I nber who
remained at work when the strike was
ordered by I nlon No. T. The Commlttco also
denies that the wives of the strikers were not.
Informed of tho strike un'll ufier two weeks,
when they went to thcsliors t' Hnd out why
their husbands did not bring homo am
money on pay day. The benches of tho men
have been removed front most of the shops,
and tno strike IcnetllHaS paid yesterday
etenlug. In several shops the carpenters
Joined the strikers. This aiternoon an enter
inlnmont takes place nt l.',11 second avenue
tor tho benefit of tho stilko fund.
One Dollar Per Week
Will Open anAccount With Us.
Wliy ilo you waul to trnin) tho city when woonn iioitlo you
with oviTvthiiiK vu nmv posHilily rofjuiro in
FURNITURE, CARPtTS, BEDDING. STOVES, CLOCKS, !
PICTURES, BABY CARRIAGES AND REFRIGERATORS,
on tho ensiest terms of payment imagiunhlo. IJokIiIch, ve fiint'-'
itiifrr sotht'tuiinn, jiosilivolv wnrraut to givo full v:tliu for tho money I
riutl treat our patrons honestly in ovorv pnrtioular. '
OUR TERMS: ,
SSO Worth or llouda. SI.OO I'rr Week.' Ml. VI Wwrtli l- l.'n.il, 1AM lrr H
too i., -it) j' " aiti " " s..vi " '
JuBaumann&Bro.
1313 to 1315 Third Ave., bob 75th and 76th Sts.
I.lctnli-il lilt, silnllon 7(llli t. tlirn nlnnliiM. III! Ill I'. .11,
REAL ESTATc.
V -t"E JOHHSON, JR S FCH.l
g PROTECTED CV DECISION
'BrSplte OF SUPREME COURT,
; mwjfh Homer J
J DON W tTE FLC Ot
OPENING WEEK,
DEMOREST
ON THE HILL-TOPS,
, On the Umuu rriin;tt&mA KM , tir lUtintjr
I rtt triltit, f uniintitatioii nt th raiof VI iiitn
1 per trip.
! FREE EXCURSION DAILY,
(IN TWO THAIS.
Until Monday, May 23, a discount of
5 per cent, will ba allowed on all pur
chases. Adttltluitt) 111 per ctnt off fur ill t-li
plots j;iao iiA.T i:acii, iicom
4uu Ai'iJU'i: vi I'AVAin.i; in
i:r.UI.V INSTALMENT OK ddr.
AM) I l'AUI.
IIKAI'TIPM. VIlIH'.s. A N4TrAI,
in:uiTi iti:soi(T.
Umorfit on th Hill-Topi jonilitiiti a nugolft
ciit plalftu, t.ul Ik (he tiiithrtt aroui.il on the
lnnih Aina ).H lntPM .Nfw ot ttid I'htla
itiU'hm. t'luie ti UK. rUtiou nit lioth mmIi- of
ih protifrly. ItuoMiparnttlpfnirrtiunilliiKi Ovpr
looln Jtiliwiy, uitll its liiituttis'i triKiiurncturluff
tuterettd.
TITLES INSURED.
Formtpi and fre paM from New Vrk, .Terij
fMtr ati'l liitftitifdlatf' polnli apply iti pTon.or br
Utter fit !'n til. to tlere Jnhiimm. jr ,fitl l.thrrlftt ,
N V., ami lH'.l autt lt'l Montague t .Ilrooklyn.
I
! FURNITURE.
I'eoplr itli niuilrrutr nirHii rnn lurnlnh
tholr liouiri Uiiiitlv with
Furniture and Carpets,
BY fAl.l.l.Nti UN'
J. LEWIIM,
2311 Wi'M 125lhMt.lfI Tlh ntnlHlh nvn.
i Ourpricea are ?r low, and t9tupainrnti ttirio ai
Our Extraordinary Terms of Credit :
I On $20 xurlb, Mc. prr nrtV.
. Oti $t0 Hortli, 91 00 rr week
On 910 wortb, T&c ,er wt,k
1 uu HSuworlh, Jl.tO per week.
On tlllO wotth, 'J OH per week
:ni vi:ht rj.-.Tii st.
j SP0RTIN0
I BICYCLES
AT HALF PRICES,
MUST SELL.
18111 JI'NO SAFI'.TIHS.
ullli l.tnnii and Hell,
Null.l tlrr.. M47..1II
Cllahlull llrrf. A6.U4I
l hiii curst km sai'i:tii:s,
vllli l.iimi. und llrll
Snllcl llrre S2.."iQ
Cnaliioii llrr Itll.llO
jt.lIllKIClNOIt.llll.Mll.t YCM1CII,,
VUSI-a Sf null Air., Nr Y.irk.
i Brooklyn Jockey Club.
I SI'UINd MIll'.TIM. MAY 111 to MAY 3X.
! hlX IIAI'1-S I.AL'li DAY AT '2.30 f. it.
I How to reach the trick from New York,
HOAIrileaietiiti,t ttlilteliall Street ("l.'uleer
ll'inte"! at 11.10, 10 10. 1110, 11.40. 12.10,
I 1V.40. 1. 10, l.ltll. J.lllauJ3 III. Hiiateleireaetn
etreet'err; Ola 1. I llailruaai at li. j;, li.iv,
, l.o; (farlor car tralnj aud 1 lb
Till- rnl'MllaT I.K1TKK VA AIII)ltl:Sll:l( I'O lll'lt I.V A 1IA.VS lUMHUII UNI- -
a Biileniliil liilifiituiicc. lint Smitii nror.
oiil.v ridiiseil to icrulttlie oxiniinlittlt'e tif ,
imy uf it in the liouaehulil. Hi' dart'd nut
leavo lift- for kii lintuiit, llnnkint! tin' le
mro iinslit oiuii lmck to Iht. Hi' tu'ri- i
lli'cd lliu uiiilo by tellltii; llio tnu' tat' uf
afluir tolior iniml, atruntiil hitmiiU. kii1 !
tojclUor tbey kept Ticilnut cuatil o er lier.
It wns tlio wokt lUhiaioiiHcriiolty Ut ruulil
contrive-ono tlmt must luno woiiinleil
her Koraly. ,
"SUo win ncTor allowed to lohosielit of I
her Bins. Ho was lufleilble iu hisconri-. ,
keepiuc her always uuder his reUuitics
eyes. My (rieml liinlth thoucht himitolf
in those days quite capable of aoctimc
nd judginK bis prisoner, and seelnc that
the sentence was properly carried out.
When shu seemed to forge ( for an inttant
her pnst crror.Suiitlii,ertii:fiitlv tnriu'il
the lIlHlilb.CTiHB. Ah. lir luillv ili'MM'd
uioilfs uluxijttiiiiteturtUK' tliut h' hhuitlil
liropirly pinre lur i rtuir.
' No, hlie did nut telirl In' ilreitrily
nroi'iileil the pcnnltv ! lif. inlr.ti"l At
first sho lived in di.tdly ienr leu ho should
end her iiway troin bun. b "hen t.bu
fiiuiiil it wns imrt uf hi plitu t l-e viitli
her i-onetiuitlv, slu hcctncil n,iitotit. Sue
I'ould not. rather would ii"l. atvvt aconn.
touied to tlio thought that elm bad for
leited Smith' Ioto. Dtirmi; tun first few
davs she borered around him, bnpiuc to
lure noma expression of pardon from
him, some word of Ioto. Neirr force.
line that she bore his name, he mated
her with a cold ciTllity that was mora
frightful to her than would bate been an
REAL ESTATE '
JAMES L. WELLS, Auctioneer,1
Mil ft1) at auction at the Ita1 taUtr l.aehani
ami Auctluit ltootu, ui tu C5 Liberty at .atntmii, '
TIKSOAY. .11.1 Y 31, j
146 SELECT LOTS, !
eoiDpm.ntT portion uf tha
DICKINSON ESTATE,;
Blliplfmitltlly located on am) ailjavtnt to Htlwlck
ait. , ou tcautllulantl i-opular
KINGSBRIDGE
HEIGHTS, :
UIH WAHO, NEW YOUK CITY
lliili. hralltiy ground. IotpIj TtnR, nftfhbnr
hui.l u( lianiloriiu prtvalu rrnide-ncf, nonutcan. ei
pnrnilttil, ur(i(t arrnnea aut trtii, propwitj
arflu'ly UTlupt-ij and read fur imme.i.at
bulUniii,
SEWER, WATER AND GAS,
All city Improvemanta and t-onveuienoat.
TWO HAII.KOAII MTATIONS
iiwi1lnni ffw minutra' viallc nf Oi Inta, an J 11?
train daUjr fuinuh quick, t lieap tranait. Ily 111
.rti Vcrk (.ml .Nnittirn, iunnouilng uu urn plat
fotm Mltli KleratetJ rnatl, unly 'Jl inlntil t 4'JJ
ai.. S.l inlnat tu 1 4th t. ainl 4i uiiiiqIm tu
Itactumt. byeijreNa train. 1 arf, InolnJiug Kit
vatcd. itin ana tiaiuarttr rent pr rtJ. By
New Yuta Central. JI uitnntra tuiJ at,
AM. Til UK i: AOVANTAUKH
I rtilr thl prupcrtr unaually attrartivt fur hoiua
1 bull.tlnc atul fur luvvatrutjnt, and a peraunal tltt
autt a tarrlul wiamlnatlun are auliuiteil,
TIT1.K MJAKANTUI.It HIKK OF t.'OST
1 to bujuri, Kaay tcrtua uf payment. .Hmt fur
uiapa tu
JAMhHJ.. Wil.I.H. AKcnONKKH,
CtfUHi:UY ST
' W. W FOfi(.t AlCIIO.NKKK.
ARDSLEY.
I TliAbalaurn of 1 JOch(.lcpI.ti,llonf In toOyrnt
II1. Iun'4 A i. o., at thia tatl'in will t to Id at pub
lie auction, on the prrni.tei, uu
; SATURDAY. MAY 28, 1892,
fat 2.30 P.M. A epaelal train will Irar ISStli at.
' and Htbatp ai'Jl1. M. ftliaipnn tliat dale. lhf
are tlieinuat lavorably Lnown lton tb ltnof thn
I l.tli ur Ulli av. l." anil N'tn York ami Northern
Koa.1. laretn Kector at., l'2v , tim. til tuinutfi
i Mu) lota already old. 'Ilienn will lunula at baraaiu
price in nntar tu malai a clean awep l.:tlit haw
1 rt-HHlencea up tint atirlnc Send at oiico for mapi
and tlrkeu tu CvJtl.'n V. JO.Nth Jt t'O., 1J64
Itruadway, ur . W. j'oiiU, UU Uruadwa).
1K!ti: .lOII.SSOV, .In . ArtTIO.ST.KH
, Auction !ale. May '.'. at ttie Heat MtateKi
1 banr. Sy l.iberl) at , atlu'cluck.
SEASIDE COTTAGES.
beatldn ilia l.ta and Hota,
bltuated at l.awreuce Heacli,
He t ween 1 ar llucliatear and I. on lieach.
Adjoining J.awrfru-a and t'edarburat
I "'ibe Mneat 1-am lly Heaoti in America.'
I LAWRENCE BEACH
l notetl ai T1IH aeaald rcnort fre from objection
i ali! a features, and liaftnv atlractiuna In eurf aud
atill water bathing, eicellent carriage roads, tea J
tlful aurroundiiiK. with tlfslrable ueightora not
found at any otber eeaaidf ren.rt AdJieta fur
1 map. HK.NJ. W IllTCIlC'Ot'K. 14 Chambers at ,
.tew Vork
' 3S2
CHEAP LOTS
Wi 1 be aold at auction
.HONDA Y. 1A ai. AT 10.30 A. .11.,
' Decoratioti lf on tli grootwls
adjoining Van Neat !pot, Wratcbeatrr, aud
MORRIS PARK
I KAUi: TIIAt'li.
! IS .lll.M'TKS l-'ltO.II I1MITH ST.,
Sil A.e Klerate.1 Htatluo.
Verr Kai7 Term. I Kite lueurei Free.
Mr nil lur .llnpe, .Vi'.ili. II. ('. .llnpra A tu.,
Auctir.oeere, SV Liberlr it.. S. V.
"LOTS givenaway7
at Tine View .V. J., only 93, ApclrUi
1 liAtJk A: r mi wm jvniL
1 Don' t worry yourtilf into a terer. Roust
hunting it a pleasure when you use THE
, WORLD'S REAL ESTATE INDEX.
exhibition of bruto force. He una dis. '
cipliniui: lihiiBOlf hII the wbilr iu rpreia. ,
iiiL' his letlitiKs. for, nn yon !'in perhuiis
siibpci'trd, he loved tier as msa iinutel)
KSB(T.
" She devoted herself exclusively to the
cbilil, who had become n bourco of fun.
btHtit acony to Smith. If lie took u fruit I
or Hweetiucat that had been furblddeu
him it became to Kliiith'H fevered Inmu'lnti. ;
titut eviilriit'e that he hud inherited the i
niotlirr's wiakuebs; in other days it
won UI have teemed the child's lovable I
fault or plnv j
; " 1 in. child slept iu the uiuther's aiiatt'
ineuH, uud Smith was about to retire one
uicht when Iiik w ife i ume iu hurriedly, bid-1
' dint; him send liiuncdiutely to their plivM-1
1 ciau.forthelittle one vnscboUitii;. Smith i
went back with her, nud utter heoiui; the
, vhild left tin' room - she thought to send ,
for the fni'iilv iihysiclan She used tb '
simple remedies tlmt formerly proted
Suctua), but without avail, bho rmsod
her eyes to Siiilth in en nitouuiut: appeal.
hut lie m ud e no movement. At leuuth he
told bur that he hud not summoned n
physiciau. believiug it better that the
child should die."
Whuti''' I cried, aghast, my loud iouo
iu marked coutnm to his low, unhurried
words.
1 " You arc not rating." remarked Knol
' Ivs, as lie relleitirelv rvgnrded the bend
that hud formed loutid the edge, of hi,
' glut.. " Ytui ate asloiuuleil at my friend's
1 urtion, but In- hluitilf did not question
I the, wisdom of bis i-our-e. pelispii it did
not occur to him tlmt ho could err. Het.
ter, lit! thought, to cHiise himself due
j stiarii pang than untold iuimiv to the
hitler etui. lu Itul. lie lielluvid be
was doing n very brave deed to nm
I sign your child to . U at li m not such
I a simple matter as it may appear.
Winn the mother leariie.l what he hud
. done she was wildly indignant for uu in.
slant, then iitiietlv placed tho child iu his ,
crib aud stoically watched 'jls sufferings. I
And what has seemed quite right aud I
courageous in himself struck Smith as ,
monstrous in the mother. You are lie.
, clctiug vour fillet. You will find it" - -'
' Hut the mother?" I reminded.
"The mother?" echoed Knollys,
wearily. "You progress too rapidly.
23d ST., EAST. 1
135, 151 AUD 159 EAST 131 ST.. WEST OF 3d AVE., NEW YORK. il
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS THIS WEEK
IV '&
Furniture, Carpetings,&c I
VI' 'J5 I'KIt CUNT, I.OWIHt Til ANY HTIIIlIt IIOImK IN 'I'll II TKAPI!. I
lltai'ilrlle I'er'nr.Snlte. K.'tO.tlllt north t , .1 on ' Sl.viuette Catiwte R.lr.jir.l H
Itnr I'lrlnr Kutlei si:i,).llllt "urth i...vimi ' ll-ti -r ,iunllir Vl.lOjanl
1.e,lrj Parlor S nte. n III. Dili noitu t" nil ' ll'ty liriii.el. Toc.JirJ ;1
Halt I'liamlier Sitlti.. . s 1(1.(1(1; mirth ttH.lil It-nor g,.i II) lMlc. jar.l H
I lienj Clumber Suiie. Sl.'l.llllt mnlli -.:i U'l 1 !' .1 HrMieli 1.1c. ir I '' H
ll.nl's-Kie M-l.'S,i,l,. s:t.-..(l(l !rtll '..t "" ' 11-tlfr ,,nility title. 'aril ;
Wellinl Sutei M'.Ml.tMl: norlh t fi.im 1'i.triii' lriis 30,.. j.rl H
I tteueinn latilnt H!. A I nmrli t'A I, I lletter IMa.,1) ,V)C. jar.l
(liLHiilrtmiul. XH.IIItl n.irlli 1 , im Cliina .Mallllun S.l. 00 roll H
I Inttoiileri otl.tllll nrrh tl! ii l'irr iimilj SS.Otlroll ' U
llelr Mllre..e, SA.tltl I ""!' Slii " I su,rtlia llii W'J.AOup -
Vn.eu-WlrtSitit,ta J.'itll 111 '.ill 1 a'hei I , n :nt r. 11. .10 Up ! H
tlfn,ell.-.k. t,.,OII inirlh tj'i.iiu l',rrl.la.'pi ... . . SS.-IOup '
till Mu,1 SI1.IM); u , i Hill uu i'l ,i rt.xLrrs .. . .l.tjOnp ll
"-I'lUltl, ITTIINTIIIN lilVI'N TO Till: I'tltMSMINC ir COI'NTIIY TOT. ll
Ttl.CHANDIIIITI.I.-. I" UITII'IH IIIIINTIINII IM IK'll AXM A It II Ml'UCf AI.I.V -iM
iM.in iTrii to i am. am i:ahim: oi it i:tk.vsp t .htocu iim'ouu ?
" ACeoilsOOATIflN IF DESIRED.
Satisfactorv Jrraiifcments Made with the Purchaser. II
KraafeimiiBiftt,
DfBfiTlirsfi liny t'n)aiili'M ur. y.-"
UMgWMrrl 'n 'I' hours ellliilll( A ,.,-A
IWlaeurMriilriMr,ntlrtliMie MlnT I
wHIln nhlrh C.ipiill.ii. rii.V"11"
wr1,,.iw IM ItilrdliMiN lull.
AMUSEKE.VTS.
MJ8& HUBER,S
I4tlf St. Music Hall and Alhamlira Court,'
lit ami lit lalt lll'i M.
TIIK .IIONSTKU
ORGHESTHION
l'lns l.riT AIIituuuii uml l.vinliiji.
HERRMANN'S. BK.tf.AN,i
I'l.KUON'S- llnskl Karri -Merr l.lauc.i.
..vine ELYSIUM.
Airt l,raief l,Trlr lleiire.
COIKIIV. , Die liewit liin Harem hreiif.U.'JO.
C4SINO IIUOAIIWAY AM) ll'.M'll HI'"
CHILD OF FORTUNE s,5, .,.
Ualiiipft Satur.fnj nt 'J Atlti.lM.it.i 6r-ntt
FRIENDS hWMw,:v.
' li,,iri. SUCCESS.
ti..iiiiii Tiu:Titi;.
PEOPLES .Mr III. .SUV I MINI'll, Proprietor
MISS JtA'I'lll VII KPIti
mMSy. I EDELWEISS.
an Nn ovvm k Tioink
KrTfil ftt, Un-lieuti-ft t ireU idiI Bfclcony, SO.
wS.,u,Ss' MARGARET MATHER i.,...
Neit Week The .MMnlf ht Alarm,
J?Al,Sll:ll'S .HI) W KEK.
I'llnWIinil AM. Till' TIMI .
I.' i JUPITER.
()per I'd, iu I i.enrs.i AdmiiUhni 10.'
srit Tin: v'i iu:. rv'. H.ir. satMit.j.'
nniiir THE AMERICAN
Unflnt. MINISTER.
I GARDEN THEATRE. I BOSTONIANS.
iu!V3.,?fi.'i. I ROBIN HOOD,
S'ueTHE-eylfl
Or.aiil.t " Mat. hat Ml U J UIUIU
1 MOVl"SMtJI.ohur. Iliealre. Jlthel.. B'war.
i Kreuluk-. at 8 Jil hat Mir at'.1. 7tli Montli.
Hull, l.relte.t. Itlxae.t. I.i.nice.t Huotu,
A Tltll' Tit I IIINATOWN.
SOOth I'erf. , rr,il, lr 'Jl. ' "itly Siilreulre.
I HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
' JBXI'tKII Nt KII IIA.MIS on ladle.' naltta. 1I)J
1 Manili.t., Itniokbii
! LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
, lJOSI' re.ir,t fur return of pujf iloe ilra)ei
Irom liouie Tuei'lay u,tfhi. 204 Kait 1.1th .1,
A Gourmand and Wlno-Blbbor.
tf'.e.l J t; I
roBge-My rank Is hljlu-r than ymiri
I H0iTB- I Ji'iiy tU.it.
Fiiirgs 1 ala jir.-reile you la to dinner.
Uoeks Aud I always freceilu you b.iot tc
tliedraHlUK-iuom.
Oottlnir Acquttlntud.
IJrnm ;i,AIi .i.
1111 Miaulu Mfsty la tlia' lloston mat
' irrtlliitc tliaMvit mil i't?
, Urliutv AtsMsni Ih'Hl-l tlilnk lie's lipcln
iLllitrto; IieaulU "liouil iiiornltii " to me al I
. Masri.l.liiZ'lunii tm nn-
Smith was nil.' lo ilismiss fiom his mitul
tlieiiliH tint he hint been instrumental
in liringiiic about the little fellow's death, I
for it wotilil biiVB been iinuoisiblu for tho
plivstcmu I" teach tlie luuiso before the t
i-lnlil expireil. 'I'hei niotlier, howevei. ,
ilnl unt H'Hhon ntli eo luia-h lliiesse. ami
alter the iknth of her i-lnlil tailei! visibly. I
lu this instanci) physicians wute culled '
hi. hut what they inii.'lit lnv beeu able I
to ilo for the I'liiM tlev coulil nut do
fur the mother. It is true she could
not lie found life ery joyous, but
lier dm tors iitfrccd tliey had never before
httu ativ one so ilcteriniiied to tsraue '
from this world. Tlieie us no illticr,
mill ii srow.iit; hiunidties., u Kniiliial i
iniltiliL' by oi tlui smallest tiii'is and a
wutit of will to recover. It ier a uouimi ,
died of a broken htnrt it wasun fnend'n
wlf'" , . , I
" Did she fio no tTtplnuatioti of her
conduct." 1 deiUMidcd, leanlui; on tho'
table lieHvilv.
Knollys vas lonhitig at sotucthinir be-1
oiid inc. and did not hear me tiutil I
hud reiterated my iiuestiou.
"So ou do not believe she win a'
kleptomaniac? 'Ihe explanntiou did not
come Irom her.ltit from Huotherouarter." ,
he llnullv lirocecded. " She was deliriomi
for ttearlv a weak before lur death, In
lier lucid moments sho Mould usk the'
dat.i. then strive to recollect somethiiii; '
thai tdiMwU exuded her. She was. con-,
tinuiiili li.uriuuriiiu about siiiiic in. i.ey l
tlmt was to be sent lo some uu, whom. I
thev culil u t determine. Mnilli had ,
bet n Willi lur all the dav. andt wurdsj
eieuiui;. filling he must be ulouofurai
wliilc i ii unit to ins niiserv. went lo
the lilinin. Tlie iiuti mnu- mail was
awnitini; bin. Ihe topmost Icttir was
uddtes-ed to her in a man unliumlinr !
Iiiiti.t. lie tore it op. ii. tilled with m-
suue jealou . )
"Ah. of course, yi u pervert e ftoiu
whom it was, Vou ate in the siuno posi.
turn as (ho novel nader. wlio. kuowini:
both sides of the story, is aware of the
end Ions before the hero aud heroine
bare lived it out. rnfortunately, Smith
knew onlv bis portion of the tale. The I
missive purported to come from her first i
husband, whom Smith had helped bury,
but whom she believed to be still alie,
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, CHARLES DICKSON In "INCOG." 9
MSN'SXKW..AltK-..niATtp. .
18-H. AHODEBHHATCH. I
aud catitioued her to forward his monthly H
allowance :it ouce, or he would be under jH
the patilul necessity of declariUR nimself ,H
to Smitii without delay. It was a pity M
he hud nut done o lone before, as B
Smith would hnie reeocuued the scoun- H
ilrt'lly butler. Vou see, he bad for B
mouths imposed on the wife and black. H
luailed her in tho belief that her worthless M
tlrst hubband wrs still alive aud de- H
liiauded niouey. She believed if Smith B
learned of his existence she would lose
bin loie and him. Does it not eeem al. B
together impossible that Bbe should have
been so credulous '.' ,BB
" So. ou He, the mystery w hich Smith
bad believed to be no mystery, was cleared
up without her speatiui; but a little too
late, for while Smith was reading the lot-
ter she passed uway, leaviu:; him in
inne of maddeniui; reflections, lie has M
liad u lotii while to appreciate the bitter
pathos ot the incident, aud sometimes
ponders on the problem of whether she '
would have confessed had he not sue- BH
ireskd to her the excuse of kleptomania. BJ
Iiuowiuu the simplicity of her morale, BB
he comprehends the struRcle there BB
must have been while tho butler
was sufteiiue for her. I think Smith B
would havo pardoned her for takinp the
moncv to buy the mau, so that he should BB
not make himself known: even her own BB
silence, hail he been conscious it was '
done that she might not be separated from BB
him. Ilerlo.e lor Smith was thq one .BB
piissiou of her life, and she paid for It .BB
dearlv. " .... BB
l'oor woman ' 1 murmered, tritely. BV
Knollys raised his head, bis lips parted BJ
iu a shndowv smile. "Note how '.h
inner. 1 should say, ' l'oor man. ' She
is in a place of ieace. " BB
' ' I am L'lnd 1 am not acqtmiuted with BJ
vour frienu Smitii." 1 observed, trying to BB1
shuke orl the gloom of Kuollys's story. Bl
" lie must be a ery sombre companiou. ,
Do you sec much of him ?" .'
"Tho world knows nothtiic of his his- -iB
lory; hedoes not wear his heart on hie JBJ
sleeve. It la only to me that he confeue
how dull be finds life. Yes, I eeo wTtt BpJ
deal of my friend Smith great detu.too '.BV
much. L.et oi drink to hie early demise. iBB
llelieve me. it is what would please hl '.BJ
best." Tlu Argonaut,
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