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New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
ROBERT BUCHANANS NEW PLAY
"PARTyERs" AT THE MADISON SQUARE.

PARTNERS AT THE MADISON SQUARE.
"The new play which Shall present Easter
Monday night" said A. NJ Palmer as Buchanans
Partners II is admitted that this piece founded
the novel of Fremont Jeune ct Rsler ane" dramatic
version Of which made known hero several years
ago al the Fifth Avenue Theatre under the title Of
'Sdone, the name Of the herOins. The story In the
original though extremely powerful is In its
immortality Buchanan has done away with this. and
while eliminating the actual guilt Of the wife he takes
her the edge Of the precipicc retain the
strength Of the situation The husband Is made to
believe for time In the falseness Of his wife, and his
part gives scope for displays Of great passion and In
tense feeling have cast salvin for this, and 1t
will be capital opportunity for him. Tho weight Of
the play rests to very considerable extent upon his
shoulders but far he has generally proved equal to
the demands made upon him. Miss Burroughs will
have the part Of the wife There Is pretty tngcnue
for Annie Russell, and O strong heavy character
for Miss Dennson She aids In tempting tho wifo
and has just the kind OF fascinating wlcRedncss IN
which she has been previously successful Then there
is good part for Mrs Phillips. We get very fair
representation Of the ladies Of the company Mr..
Stoddat also has sympathetic character part Of the
old servant, whom readers OF the novel will remember
Massen, Ramsay Holland and tlOckton are also In the
cast.
The dialogue is, think, strong and we'll written.
production o this pay 10 london we're not as rule
iaovrabio, but 1t has done wei, am iniormcd At the
naymalLet certainly has had u toleraDIy long
run, and said TO nave been the must rcmu ativo
play lately offered al that theatre Many things may
nave conspIed 10 its having been well
ceved On the first night. London audiences are
peculiar, and 1t has for somo time been reported that
there cllques srrayed against the management,
VINO do not scruple TO employ unfair means TO vent
thor spto. Then, too, beleve, Buchanan Is no; no,
personally popular. but success In London docs mol
always mean the same thing here, and plays that
have not been strong there have done well here No
doubt there VIII DO a low people here on tho first
night preds posed against the play, but II We maize
triumph Will be the greater AL any rate
manager would have reason to be ashamed OF having
produced ~ .,,
I,y the wayp continued Mr.. Palmer, " the Authors'
Readings In Washington were very successful ano
after paying all expenses Will leave prOnt 70 the
fund Of nearly 5000. This, however, Is OF less I'm
port the effect they produced on
and society. powerful feeling In favor Of the
speakers and readers, aud II will probably not be
long before get the legislation for which We have
been striying.S
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

Her own key was in tho lock- and turning u sno
passed In leaving the door open
"Thank you,r said Barney, politely, ana no uroppoo
hs keys back into his pocket
There was an elevator and into they both stopped
Rarney's mind working hard to what he shonid 90
when they camo to the third floor. Iho elevator
stopped and Barney. who was noarest ne "oor' so'
out sbo followed and regarded him curous'y' in'
elevator started DOWN M,
81 must have made mistsRo' sa'u n""''' -
this tho fourth 6oori'
"No sir,s she said tho third
ao yes got out too soon.'
She had passed him and had opened her door.
In she went and quick fash he threw the door
hack and entered also. There was bis man drcssed
in a suit of whte flannel and looking as handsome
as q prince.
He sprang M and started TO dash into tho other
room But Barney intercepted him and touchcd MIN
with the dreaded papers. He struck Barney fear-
fpI b,ow In the facc and a battle ensued The boy
was victorious as usual, but Just as he rose from
tho noor shot fired and down he sank
But not before he the red. mad face OF tho
woman who had been his unconscious aid glsring at
him she was standing on the sofa' holding n',lo
near, revolver in her hands when she saw him fall
oh. crIed . a Merclfu heaven am a murderess tooT
But Barney got upon his feet and staggered 10 q
window He threw IL up and the fresh air revived
him greatly ,
aComc,D she said, "lIe down on the sofa III
20 for a physician. didn't mean to DO IT, For
givo mo- won't youi II you should die
80, never mind,' said Barney "I shaRt die
Go get Or Leech. he's friend OF mine''
DR. Lecch came and found the ball between tho
boys shirt and his body It had broken the shn but
in going through his heavy clothes Its forco had
been chiefly spent
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

Vita Nuoya New LIFE Is not "psnns medcino'
It 10 nothing less than onseriu remedy pro
pared the prescrp pton Of oneof the most emnsns
physicians In New-York City~.ust Katy ~nat ms "ouio
give you you needed tonic or er trouoed win any
Of the symptoms below enumerated an went :" am 10.
advice This prescription was ave 70 Mrs hasnos
trhnora va, wh.n she vas very H. IL has been given
by the physician to many dheioVer"o'hs" p'ops
an ,h. ,orgo ., narvo,s nrostrti0u Mrs Aver now
rors ., o, or ,,oh.noaa in anv wa Go 10 the nearea
drpg .,ora and buv botte Of Via Nova New Life)
Won wifi And ts. IL tas,e, lis ve thirty years old
while positively tree from alcohol or nAfoou0'' -
purely vegct ibls. and without the reac''onA.! ~.
which render many toncs worthless You "in :" ~.
ono do,,a ,hs same medicine Tor viii, many In th city
OF New York have paid twenty dolla, (sZo ID VI. 80
ONCE fee Of the physician who gaveArs Ayer 10
scription from which Vita Nuova is nde). Man " ~ ~
highest mcdi cal authorities OF the wDle worm ~"
clared In their writIngA and It Is tbfpersona ,"
OF one Of the greatest of New Yors great pSs'als
that Vita Nuova-New Life-is &c best siess a
safest remedy for nervousness, ihlgesuoh
ness hysteria neuralgia malaria ad gastric e'' WV
offered 10 the public.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
A SILLY LITTLE GIRL.
From Ttd.Bifs.

woman weighing something Like zoo pounds camo
into the Grand Central station tho other aay cngng
10 the bony arm OF little man Who probably tipped
the beam al ninety In his winter clothing
He led the way TO tho ladies waung.room' 90
posted the lady In two chairs, and started OUT
"You won't be be gone long. will you dearier she
gaspsd out feel so timd.'
No. darling rii be right back Don't worry ABOUT
me-"
soh, 1 shall, dearie; ! can't help II, and dread
being left alone"
well, IN be back In ten minutes
oh, do: feel so nervous"
He was gone ffteen minutes and when he reached
her side again she tried TO tumble into bis arms. and
said sweetly and chldishly.
"Oh. Harry You were gone age. I was so
frfghtenedi All, Harry, you will fud thai you have
married Q very. very silly lttls girl"
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
me lust once-be,ore you 90 away to your ssr''

me Just once-before you go away to your .o,n
Turns aside to arrapg uer hoos.
Mr.. B-I could. Of cOurse,-oni! doh o'
what the good OF II would DO ., that
Miss F.-Of course you are the best IttSo hu. "
l only thought you might find 1t worth wi' p' ""p~
Mr.. B-Lucellal Do you mean -. a,r,~
,,a ,ta Lnor whot 7 do mean cod night
@way' ~ w. D,n',., ., na,amenn-'I do go she'n
i' - 60 -, -. aaa,n won't give
oh,S manp ao'' - INV A, Last y think over 10.
nor LILO '""A'' rw.,hs homs an thinks over u
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

The extremes to which men VIII 90 to avoid
meeting Barney and how seriously his wits are taxed
to concoct schemes for their discontinue thus
apparent At one time he was called upon to servo
an order upon q woman living In Fifth-ave. Her
name Is familiar to the public as that OF a woman
Of abundant wealth AMI choice social position But
60 sverse was she TO make an examination OF Bar
ney's papers that she shut up her house and gave
out that she had gone 10 the country Tho servant
still, fingered In the kitchen. It they answered the
bel from behind tho locked area cato and mol all
callers with tho stereotyped statement that Mrs.
Blank was out OF town
Barney vas not satisfied After watching tho
house three whole days for . glimpse OF Mrs. Blank
be concluded bs must contrtye TO enter II He had
observed the risky tendsncies of the goddesses
and murmurcd 10 himself Tho only way OF getting
ai tho old lady 10 to bill and with those kitchen
canaries'
Accordingly he wandered along in tho evening or
nsmented TO his shirt front with blazing horse
chestnut diamond, as 10 his figure with fascinating
swagger, and TO his face with wins0mo smile
The irishy handmaideus of Mrs Blank both
peeplng through the gate laughing with great
- -ad upon thsm hs turned the slesm oz both
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

free alkai in young children the csu.. Of many
prstular eczema, and the like. Alum soap Is
good in hyerldroses. in pnstular sczemn
useful In acne. seborrhoea, and rough SKIN.
Chamomie 'oap ls mildly stimulating excellent M for
hrom drosss. intcrtrsgo. and Is the b~st soap ior
dar d u;. Nsphtbai soap s the best application Tor
animal Iaa ifes any part OF the body. ana also
tsting antseptc soap and r. good for toilet purposes
Corrosive subllmate soap Ii servi'eabe for removing
freckl~s, choasma. rough skin changing muoay
to clear compile" hon, and n all kinds OF Itching
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
Do yoU 90 ABROI THIS YEARS

Suggestions for q geographical cable code for
American tourists:
Mother has left for home-Marseilles
Were you acquainted with her7-Cenoa1
Charley is very nl-Carlsbad
He Ia no good HOmbug
She 10 my brothers dapghter-Nce.
Il y important you should leave al onco-I0scow.
Mother 10 not here. butr-pat u.
Go 70 the dov1l.-BarnA.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25


title; il that be not too Irish expression. Mr..
Murray declares himself not responsible for this.
He Is publisher In name only. The book is de-
livered to him, as was the Life. printed and
bound he has absolutely nothing to do with the
manufacture. II is the Darwin family who are
responsible; especially. / presume, Mr. Francis
Darwin, who prepared the biography Of his
father. He might plead that he but copied from
other publications bearing the imprint Of John
Murray and really issued by him this bad prac-
tice. His father, he tells us, had no respect for
q book as book: used to commit horrible out
RACES In his volumes; even to the tearing OF them
In two II they happened to be too heavy TO hold
Pleasing instance Of the doctrine Of heredity as
it comes out In the son.
Thus you may perceive that the wicked pub
Usher Is not always wicked as he seems. 1t
Is something to have traced of his iniquites
to its source and found its source elsewhere
than behind the publishing counter. There is
another case. described TO you. hope trag-
tcally enough q peerage which bore on its cover
which surely. q British Family Bible ought
TO be sacred-a vulgar gilt puh Of somebody 3
sparkling wine. My bookseller to whom re-
turned my copy, returned IL In his turn to tho
wicked publishers. Mcssrs Whitaker and now
Messrs. Whitaker write to say that they. too,
Are too hardly dealt with: that not they, but
tne pfoprictors' Of this peerage are responsible
ior the vulgarity and for the gilt and for the
pun OF The sparkling wine. Who are tie pro-
pnetonf know not I wish ! did and
wouto ten you II did But let US ask Messrs
"n'VsAker whether II they had very strenuously
opposed this vulgarization Of their book .bs pro-
prietor would have been likely to insist2 Ar.
tney bound TO lend their name 10 what they
saanK An improper purposef / am rather ulad
% aols 70 say that other copies besides mine
were sent back a Nv
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

Barneys adventures as processservcr were not
always agreeable. Upon OCCASION late at night,
he boarded canal boat 10 Newtown Creek TO serve
an attachment on Its owner and captain This In
dvidual was great, strong. burly fellow. and having
read the paper carefully In the light Of his aotern
he laid both down and without q word caught Bar
ney by his coat collar lifted him into the air and
tossed him overheard II was done with much ease
as II II bis habit dispose Of anything human
or otherwise which he did not caro- TO have around
Once when be had handed paper to q 'longshore-
man. his victim picked up q boathook and jabbed
It savageJ into Barney's leg Twice he was shot
Ono Of his asssilants q we'll known OF position
and wealth whose wife wished to begin an action
for divorce He was making overy effort to evado
the service OF . summons and had seemingly disap
peared But Barney had sovera times seen tho
object of his transferred affections enter certain ha
She had key OF her He noticed that tho
names OF all the occupants Of the nat with the ox
ception OF that OF the person the third floor were
upon their several cards their several bells In
tho vestibulo lie sagely concluded that the man OF
his quest might 10 found In that thrd-noor fiat Ono
evening he started In just after her. AS he came
up the steps she turned. Ho pulled out his bunch
Of ksys - "a ha vasA also occupant Of tho house
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

sohkTHfgG ABOUT SOAPS
SSom TIE FAflaaslphts Nsalsal Ts,n<s
SIsssoI shosmsker ssys that sod. so.p. ar. ,,o,.
's snao potash soaps. Soaps thas Contain
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-05-10
Ordinance No. II.

An Ordinance relative to the suppression OF
saloons for the sale of SpirituOuS and intONcat-
ing liquors within the corporate limits OF the
village of BrOckway Centre.
The Village Of Broekway Centre Ordans that
ID shall be unlawful for any person To use or Oc-
cupy any building or part OF any building or
room or other place in any building, in the night
limits Of the Village of Brockway Centre as sa-
loon for the sale of sprltuous and intoxicating
liquors. The word saloon" not to apply TO any
room or other place in any tavern or hotel
where the aforesaid liquors are sold in connec-
ton with the regular business of such tavern or
hotel.
Each and every person violating the foregoing
provisions of this ordinance shall, for each day
or a part thereof, each night or u part thereof,
he or she shall violate the same, upon cOnvic-
ton thereof before any Court OF competent URLS
diction, pay Il fine OF fifty dollars with costs OF
prosecution, and, in default of the payment OF
such fine and costs of prosecution, be imprisoned
In the county jail OF the county OF ST. Clair, IN
which said village Is located, ninety days, or IN
the Detroit house of correction Tor ninety days;
and, II imprisoned In the Detroit house OF cor
rection, TO be kept at labor during such impriS-
Onment unless the payment Ot said fine ana
costs OF prosecution shall be SCORER made. Or
be imprisoned In the county jail Of st. Clair
county aforesaid, or Detroit house Of correction
the Court, and that this ordinance takes imme-
date effect after its passage, aud that the same
be published I'm the Brockway Centre EXPOSE
TOIi, "A newspaper published and printed In said
village, for three successive weeks. first publica-
tiOn within one week after the passage Of the
same.
Dated May Ith, 1883. -
C.. II. HOLDEN, President.
Clerk.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-05-10

The best oranges and lemons always
on hand at Mills grocery.
"Public thoroughfares are the peo-
Dle's highways. One man has the same
right to use them for wheels propelled
by himself as another has to use them
for wheels spun by horse power; one
has the same right to ride bicycle as
another has to ride horse on them. -
EX.
English SPAWN Liniment removes all
hard, soft, or calloused Jumps and blem-
ishes from horses, blood SPAWN, curbs
splints, sweeny, ring-bone, STILES. spav-
in, all swollen throats. cough. etc. Save
$50 by use of one bottle. Warranted
Sold by Chas. \. Wells, Druggist
Brockway Centre. Mich.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-05-10
Ordinance no. 10.
G.. X. HOLDEN,
Clerk.

10 prohibit and suppress DisOrdeTly and Gam
ing Houses, and To Suppress Gaming.
81 The Villsge of Drockway Centre ordains that
Ii shall not be lawful for any person, or the clerk
servant or emplOye Of any person. partnership
or otherwise, 90 occupy, keep open or maintain
any building or room IN any building, or other
place or room to he used for gaming, and IL Is
further ordained that IL shall be unlawful for any
two or more persons tO congregatc in any uf such
buiding.or the room In any OF such building ol
place or room aforementioned. for the purpose
Of playing aux game or playing any game OF
cards or OterTame for money or refreshments
or other thtnator which money has been paid ol
promised 10 hepaid.
Sec. 2 Eag4sand every person violating any o
the provisions OF section one Of this ordinance
upon conviction thereof before court Of compe
tent Jurisdiction, shall pay fine of ten dollar
and costs 81 prosecution, and, In default thereof
shall be ilnluisOned in the county la OF sc. Clai
county, nOtexceedlng sixty days, or the Detroit
house Of correction for same time, " election
and dlscrc ton OF the Court.
Dated May 9Th. iSSs
JAMES BROWN,
G. II. HOLDEN, President.
CLERK.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-05-10
DEATHS.

DUCET-At the home Of her son Moses, in the
township of Brockway, on Wednesday, May 2,
1885, Mrs. Josie Ducet, aged so years. The
funeral services were held in the Catholic church
in Speaker, on Friday, and the remains were in-
tered in the cemetery there.
SPRING-At her home north OF here on Saturday,
MAY o, 1888, Mrs. Albert Spring, aged I6 years.
The funeral was held at the Lynn school house
on Monday and the remains OF the deceased
buried in Lynn cemetery.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-05-10
MARRIAGES..

RNNDALI.-LOREE-A the residence Of the
brides parents i'm Brockway Centre, OH Tues
day MAY 3, tssS, 10y Rev. j. VI. Crandall, James
Randall, Of Oil Springs, Ont. and Miss Anna
IOrec Of this village. We wish the happy couple
an abundance of happiness and prosperity.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-05-10
$4,000 70 leAy ON aEAl ESTATE

Mortgages at :, : and 2 per cent according to
time and amount. Lowest charges and lowest
expenses. No long delays. We do not do as
others do, make Mortgages draw sem-annual
interest, hut make our interest payable once n
year. in the Fall when farmers can pay their
interest. Call and see us.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-05-10
We buy Eint Class Goods and sell
them a. The Lowest Possible Prize,

Never before have we been able to
present such a complete line of Dry
Goods, such as
SUITINGS in all the latest colors.
DRESS GOODS, a great variety
and very cheap.
WASH GOODS of all kinds.
SATINS, Chambry, Ginghams
and Indigo.
In PRINTS, an elegant line.
WHITE GOODS of all descriptions
Bed Spreads, Lace Curtains, En-
broidery; Hosiery and Notions
of all kinds.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-05-10
BroCkway Centre Bank,
OtB. II. NOBLE 81 co.
Responsibility $4,000.

Good Notes, Town and School Bonds bought at
best rates Certificates of Deposit issued and
per cent. interest allowed All business trans
acted by patrons Of this Bank will be held strict
ly confidential.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-05-10
NEW Goods.
We have just received a large
stock of
D RY GOODS! 4!

and having had several years ex-
perience we feel confident that we
have selected a stock OF goods that
will please our customers and the
trade in general.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-04-12

DR.. Eddy has removed his office to two
doors north of post Office.
Doctor j. w. Martin returned Satur-
day from business trip to Denver.
c. H. Wallingford will leave for
visit to his folks ut Dekalb, Mo. mex:
week
The only cotton mill in Kansas will be
erected this year ut Topeka. 1t will cost
$2O,OOO
Vol. 1. No. 1 Oberlin Farmer is
new addition to the journalists field at
Oberlin
j. B. Nc Gonigal has been absent for
week in the eastern part of the State on
business.
South Park Lot Drawing will. take
place May I'd. Nearly all the tickets have
been sold
The grading of the Y on the Oakley IL
Colby r. r. leading to the depo. is about
completed
The engineers of the c.. K & N. Ry.
have their headquarters at Ihe old Office
of W. H. Copeland.
B. j. Woodruff has been east for the
past ten days laying in large. new, fine
stock of goods of all kinds
A. J. Senter. NJ DOnelan Judge
Newell, add Frank Pingree turned from
Burlington, Col, this week.
Fitzpatrick Bros. & Collins have Sc
cured the contract to grade the c., X. &
N. through Thomas county.
Kaub Il Smith have their store well
lighted in the evening. Three lamps are
used each of 100 candle power.
If you have any past-due notes or COL
lectiOns of any kind that you consider
tough" hand them to ROark & Wilson.
According to the Oakley Opinion.
Oakley has already two railroads and
in the near future will have seven more.
The Santa Fe. Union Pacific, Missouri
Pacific and Chicago. Kansas s. Western
railroads will haul seed grain to Western
Kansas free of charge.
1t is proposed to start a new news
paper in Colby. Just what long felt want
this will fill no one can tell unless, it be
the want to make some newspaper man
want.
DR.. c, E. Corporan returned from
Oberlin on Sunday evening last bringing
with him Mrs. Corporan and child who
have been visiting relatives there some
weeks.
Mueller & Paradies, the new furniture
men have arrived and this week have
been busy arranging their fine stock of
furniture in their new store on South
Franklin Avenue
Get your watches cleaned by W. F.
Holbrook, with j. A. McKillip s. Son.
He is practical workman, having work
ed seven years in the Elgin Watch Fac
tory. 5tf
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-04-12

COLBY, KANSAS. APRIL 10 1883.
City Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment, j. B. Morrison in the chair. Coun-
cilmen all present. Minutes read and ap-
proved.
Balloting for appointive officers was
then had, with the following result:
City Marshal. S. 8. Burling.
i" Clerk, E. S. Teal.
g Attorney, Joseph A. Gill.
g Treasurer, j. f. Meglemere.
President of Council, E. Van Metre.
The following standing committees
were appointed. Finance, l.. L. Nc Cor
mick, J. Alcott. and J. Nc Killip.
Streets and Sidewalks, r. NJ. Nc Conf
gal and E. Van Metre.
On motion. all bills against the city.
on file referred to finance committe with
instructions to report at next meeting.
On motion, adjourned to meet We'd
nesday, April II, at 7:3Op. m.
E. S. TEAL. City Clerk
Every patent medicine known ut the
Palace Drug Store.
B.. j. Woodruff, Esq, has returned
from his eastern trip.
Don't forget Martin s. Hampton sell
wall paper cheap.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-04-12

Go and see Roark & Wilson for farm
loans.
Luster Line Chinaware at N. Done.
lan's.
Standard Bakery has best bread and
cakes
Fine job work at reasonable rates at
CAT Office.
H. c. Shimp's is fireplace to buy your
pillow shoes. stiff
Agricultural implements OF all kinds at
Meglemrie's.
Pingree & Plaster want more land and
claims for sale.
NJ. Donelan delivers goods to any part
of the city free.
NJ. Donelan delivers goods to all parts
of the city free.
Fancy and the latest styles in neck
wear at Shlmp's.
Farm loans at very low rates by Roark
& Wilson, South Franklin Ave.
Go to Ramsey & Ramsey for the
celebrated Coldwater Road Carts. 3
The Pioneer Store on. Donelan's) is
selling baled hay in quantities to suit
purchasers.
The largest stock, best qualities and
lowest prices in groceries and provisions
ut WOODRuFF'S
Have you noticed the fine display of
Luster Line Dishes in NJ. DOnelan's? Call
in and price them.
Call at ]. +. Meglemre's to examine
the new shipment of Odds Wagons just
added to his stock
New manager and new prices at the
Chicago Lumber Co. They guarantee to
undersell the lowest.
The Colby Hardware company are car
rying the celebrated Nebraska City PlOw
breakers. Come and see them.
For RENT-Dwelling house, also Of
flee in fine locality. By
W. H. COPELAND.
Did you see those fine and late style
scarfs. silk handkerchiefs. and everything
in neckwear just received at Shimp's.