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Ii viii Never be Played.
Detroit Free Prees.1

by Gum.'
Mr.. and Mrs. Defoe sat before cheerful fire
In their home the other evening. There had
been long period OF silence when Mr.. Defoe
suddenly exclaimed as above.
What Is IT, dear?r she responded.
"Say, we've got tired OF playing games, and
what n6 do you say to private theatricals'"
E"Why, Wen get three or four of the neighbors
"Tnat viii be splendid" she gasped.
Hanged II it won't Wonder we never
us all the scenery we want, and each one can
furnish his own wardrobe. BY gum! we've got
the iCea now!''
asked, as he marched up and down with tragic
II have it-aha!" he exclaimed, as he stopped
play about five years ago9 I'll finish it and
Wen bring 1t out. Now let's see how the char
acters run. There Is the Count Dumdoff, who
Count, of course, as he is the hero. He kills
four men, rescues Geraldine from several dan
gers, and there is good deal of kissing and
i0semaT iIi Be- a GeraI aapey marriage
"You! Oh you couldn't play that part She
must be young and vivaciou5. Let's see! think
IN cast you for oh: Hannah who keeps bakery
I'D like to see myself playing Hannah In a
bakery. wOuld.' she detlantly answered IL
you can play Dumdon know 1 can play Geral-
Oh, no, you can't, my love. You are little
SIT IN the knees, and how you'd loot, tbr ,wing
yourself in my arms as the Williams purSu,
shall cast that little Widow d. for Geraldine
"Then there'll be two Geraldines OF u.s. II
you can play Dumdof with your lame back and
catarrh know l can play Geraldine with this
little lameness Id my left knea."
"NOw you listen to reason, Mrs. DefOe. You
aren't built for Geraldine;you are 100 fat; your
feet are too large; you haven't got the voice for
it."
"And you'd make pretty Count Dumdoff,
you would" she fired back. "YOu want to get
that crook out of your back, that bald head
sh1ngled over, your mouth repaired ana your
eyes touched up with paint brush! think I
see you killing four villalns-ha! ha! hal"
woman! do not anger me!' he said in
deep-toned voice, as he rose up.
And don't you anger your Geraldine, either"
"Geraldine' Why, you don't know a sky bor-
der from a fiat!"
"Dumdoff. And you don't know skye-ter-
rier from the big fiddle In the orchestral"
Ills We'll! Well have no playing here!"
"Then you needn't When / play Hannah
In the bakery to let you hug and kiss the Widow
ID. or any other woman all over the stage, you'll
be three or four Count Dum1offS"
OH burn the play, jealous woman"
'lf you don't, will, vain man.
Then they sat down and resumed their for
mer occupation OF looking into the fire. and the
disturbed cat went back 10 her rug and her
dreams . ~ ,
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AN ICEBERG 300 FEET HIGH.-Captain Mallett
OF the steamer Bassano, from Hull, arrived here
to-day, and reports that from the 18th to the
18th inst. encountered heavy southwest and
ward light variable with light snow and haze
On the goth In Lat. 1920 and Ion. 40, she passed
several large icebergs, one of which appeared
TO be 300 by 12O feet high, enveloped in mist and
fog, and from pm, till midnight she steamed
through broken fields OF ice with small bergs
attached; observed sailing ship aground to
the southwark: passed much drift fee until 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-01

eEOn the 18th inst, John c. Morrison filed
with the city auditor OF San Francisco no.
tice OF his withdrawal from the Official bond OF
Mayor Isaac s. Kalioch in the sum OF &, 900, the
reason given being dissatisfaction with the Of
nctal course OF the mayor"
"a Mary Beane deemed herself neglected by
ner lover at Denver. and shot the man with
whom she found him playing cards when he
ought to have been visiting hex.
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New Orleans Times-1


Every one who has visited Sharpe's crevasSe
must have observed the immense numbers of
buffalo fish that are continually passing through
the gap. For the benefit OF those who have
only read about the crevasSe, IL may be stated
that on an average over 1000 OF these fishes are
caught daily and conveyed to Gretna AlQiers
and New orleans for sale. The question nat
uraly arises, how comes it that so many of this
particular f15h pass through the crevasse TO
the almost entire exclusion OF all other sorts
An old gentleman. who, IN his day. has been
laWy doctor and survey OF. and who now resides
In Gretna, enjoying life of ease and comfort
addressed The reporter as he was standing on
the ievee looking at the crib-work now going
up under Col Hardees management
Il suppose you have noticed these rice fumes
along the levee? Well sir, there's something
curious about those things. l am believer In
the theory that everybody and everything In
lhiS world constitute an attraction for some
one or something else. You can understand
ne, therefore, when say that these rice nuIneS
attract buffalo fish. Before this creyaSSe &C
CURED you could walk along this leyee ana at
every Hume you reached you could see nun
aFetiS OF these fishes In the Immediate nelgnDor-
hood What the attraction il can't say. III
you'll so up little further yOuIl una a large
iron sIphoa placed over the leyee. Well SIR,
there used 10 be tiume at that point and it
was literally besieged With buifalOeS, but since
the placing OF the s.phon the fish nave man.
fested Signs or dissatisfaction. | am greaJ
OBJ ,eryer ana the result OF 10y observation eS-
tabltshes an important sequence TO what I
have already told you. When iUme is openei
thousands OF little nSh, OF course are drawn
through Int OpeAlHS. IL IS 10 prey on these
smaller species that the buffalo haunt t1e
fumes A regular line of communication Is
kept up between the shoals OF buffaioes at the
Inherent HumeS. SO that when the fiume is
opened the shoals all along the line are noti1 d
by the w&y-courfers and hasten to the spot.
Now, you see this crevaSse was caused by the
water securing passage through the ric.
hume mat was formerly cut through It's center:
the ou1alo hSh that were on guard began prey
lag on the minnowS and other little species that
were sucked through the opening. But watch
other shoal got under successful Roadway the
opening had widened, and the current through
~ growing very strong and swift the buffalOeS
themselves We're carried through. AS fast as
the other shoals arrived they followed the fate
or their predecessors. AS they reach the neigh
DOrhood their efforts against the current are fl-
tlle and IL Is Impossible for them to convey any
Kind warning TO their finny relations In the rear.
III the crevasse is not stopped soon," concluded
Tie old gentleman, lit Is safe TO assume that
TIE lower portion or the Mississippi river. Will
De entiIely drained of buffalo fish"
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dispatch to the Philadelphia Record from Pitts
burg, April 25, says: The Oates opera troupe
played here week and escaped from town this
morning. going to Bradford An their baggage
and personal property were attached at the
depot for the bills due the orchestra, news
papers, etc. Even the personal baggage OF Gus
Halls new wife, who IS not a member Of the
party, and to whom he was only married last
Thursday, was taken possession OF by the con
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-01

Mr.. GLADSTONE, since his triumph, has got
into charming mental condition. His speeches
breathe nothing save peace and good will to all
men, Lord BeacOnSheld included. He has even,
for the first time in his career esSayed the role
OF humOriSt. But his efforts have been very
clumsy, and in most coarse contrast to the light
and graceful ra1llery and irony, cold and pol
1Shed as Damascus blade. of BeaconS1eld
Serious business Is the new Premier'S forte.
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What Whitaker!

. COMING o,r-or-v uv- s,vu uoIp 1,o,, m
q .MSamIo, ioo-"oiN En-
Counse,-Did von hain tn .:svy uvh,-to,-oro
CsdatEJ am not q fixRfet Ia "''"A0i'
no Won tnnt1 n aUydbtnn "s tho or+ro,,oo
Not'tHa1 II Ino "nJ ~ Sn'hs Vi VIC JUL eso'
10 No y Im" Sno Mno omE 20, who aooso
49, ~ ~ h nu0" on'o WIZ uooo'
Know OF the outrage?
What outrage?
Which Whitaker?
Why, your Whitaker,
have no Whitaker.
Don't you know Whitaker?
You mean Cadet Whitaker?
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JENNIE SMITHS MOTHER BURNED TO DEATH
Mrs Jennie Carman, the mother of Mrs. Jennie
r. Smith, who was tried and acquitted last sum-
and terminer on an Indictment charging her
and Covert D. Bennett with having murdered
her husband, Policeman Richard Fl. Smith, was
burned to death Wednesday, at her residence
In Jersey City, whilst attempting to kindle
fire In stove with Kerosene.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-01

AN ELOPING PARTY NABBED-On Monday O.
last week Col Cramer received word from Mrs
Leidy. OF Waynesbor0', to arrest Frank Leidy
and Elizabeth Howe. II they came this way. The
colonel ascertained that Mr. Leidy had left his
Conductor Miller. on the accommodation train
south, who kept his eyes open for the party, At
Hagerstown they boarded the train, and were
arrested at Martinsburg. Word was sent to
Mrs. Ieidy that they had been arrested. She
telegraphed back to let them 60 and the
couple went on their way rejoicing .-Hagers-
form Ne1cS AD3.U %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-01

TEA strict quarantine on all tropical fruits
will be enforced at Memphis, Tenn, on and
after May 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-01

sE-In the Dominion senate the b,ll tn ,ao.,,z.
marriage with "a de.a ased wtfe's slstee was
thrown out on vote or 32 20 81. m nasse1
the House Of Commons with over 100 majority.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-01

t1 The ingenious guillotine built and used
by suicide at Chelsea, Mass, Is on exhibition
not permitted to see it, but adults crowd 10 &C
ten cents apiece.
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THE QUEEN ANNE CRAZE,
TLOndOn WOrM,l

lL01ld0n W0Ttd.
sigh for the days ere the craze began
To attach perfection to good Queen Anne.
With her sombre colors and stones" how can
The public find beauty in old Queen Anne?
Then her chequered windows. where scarce span
OF light could have frightened our poor old Anne.
Our carpets, our papers, each pot and each PAN
Must be modelled, forsoOth, upon old Queen Anne.
Our "fair ones'' have scarcely jewel or fan
But "bears on the period" of chaste Queen Anne
Could we get at the truth, believe your Ian
Was only a coffin on end, Queen Anne
Taste changes-it does-for q while it rsn
After Louis Quatorze: now it's all Queen Anne.
Iwonld extirpate, sit upon, put under ban,
Uphosterers furnishing after Queen Anne.'
know am loyal and true man,
But own would gladly depose Queen Anne.
n. L. II. W.
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A LONDON corrcspondent of the TINES SAYS Of

A LONDON correspondent OF the Times says Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gladstone: ''MrS. Gladstone does
not cOnfne her attentions to the domestic gov
ernment of Hawarden Castle. Her influence
will be enormous when Mr. Gladstone sits once
more on the treasury benches and two OF her
sons are in parliament. She is a clever pleas
ant, earnest woman, but she dresses badly. Her
ladies quite resent her bonnets. Gladstone
himselfis not buck He wears trousers that
are baggy at the knees His coats never fit
him. His gloves are always TOO long at the
fingers. But when he goes down to the house
Of commons prepared to make an important
speech, he Is always well brushed, his hair is
Mrs. Gladstone always revises him before he
leaves home on important occasions. Old mem
bers OF the commons stra1ghten their backs and
get ready for 'larkS' when they see Gladstone
his coat" >
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What EEc Did win the Soda.

A little washing soda was wanted for clean
sing purposes; so George was given dime and
dispatched to the apothecary's at the corner to
"Why did MT you get the soda, George Choir
used the family. Il did," ''Where IS 1t, thea?
II drank it, ''Drank it.' Eyes; the man said
It would 1T keep to bring home" A light
what did you ask for?'' Soda" Didn't you
say arashfng soda?" Washing soda? No; only
soda" Family laughs as though II were Graz
George does MT know what all the fun s
about, but he is subsequently heard to say.
..That Was boss Grink,,-HOStOn TEnlScLiLlt
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LIST PRINCIPAL NOS. CURES PRlcE
l. Fevers, Congestion. determinations .,,, As
2 Worms. Worm Fever, Worm Collie -. Is
8. Crying Colo, or TeethnR Of Infants..., as
4. Diarrhoea of Children or Adults. ......... rs
3. Dysentery. Gripping, Bilious Colo. ......... Is
g. Cholera Merbas, miting.................. as
z Coughs, Cold, Bronchitis. ....-........... rs
& Neuralgia, Toothacie Fscearhe. .......... as
y. Headache. Sick Headaches. Vertigo ....... rs
~. Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach. ............. as
IL suppressed or Painful Periods. ,2S
T. hites too prefuse Periods ............... as
IL. Group, Cough, Difficult Breaa hing rs
u. Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Rruptions ....... rs
10. rheumatism Rheumatic Pains ...,....... as
10 Fever and ARue, Chill, Fever, Agues.,.... so
II Piles, Blind or Bleeding Observation-Disclosures. so
r. Catarrh, acute or chronic Influenza. ...... so
20 Whooptns Cough, violent Coughs. -. so
- General De bl ty, Physical Weakness. so
~ Kidney Dsease. Observation-Disclosures. so
~ Urinary Weakness, Wettine the Bed. -. so
o. disease OF the Heart. Palpitation ....... LOO
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OF The Pirates Of Penzance," the new work
by Messrs. w. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan
it may. we think, be said, Why, this is more
exquisite song than the other!" Some critics
American and English, have discovered tina
THE Pirates Of PeuZ lnce' is only "Pinaforo'
In new dress; While The Times critic, with
exqEisitely grave absurdity, has pointed oui
that the plot is weak, and the chief characters
are copieS-copieS from Mr.. GilDert'S own oriI-
nals-but copies still" 1t would be about a.
much to the purpose to say that the pot OF
TON Thumb is weak: but, as a matter OF fact
the plot OF - Pirates OF PenZance" IS full OF mat
ter. As to the resemblance to ''Pinafora.' ne
doubt there is a general resemblance between
the tw pieces, for the very sufficient reason
that both are conceived In the same spirit. This
spirit Is as 1t seems to u.s. the true spirit of bur
lesQue, and it is as reasonable to complain OF
Mr. Gilberts adherlng to this as Ii would be to
upbraid a novelist for always writing good Eag-
lish. Mr., Gilbert may be regarded as the in
veptor of special form Of burlesque, in which
what looks at first sight like ordinary every
day life becomes kind OF phantasmagoria, be
wildering TO the spectators but not to the az
tors, who accept without sign OF ast0nisb-
ment the most startling variations and events
as II they were trivial and commonplace. IL
construction and in writing, whether of prose
or verse, 1.-THE Pirates OF PenZance" is as fresh
nnd sparkling as possibe.-Tite SATURDAY r.
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IT Is FACT
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That the FAMOUS" manufacture all their ewn
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1T Is FACT
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A Splendid Opportunity to Win a Fortu

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