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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-28

axiom, ktorzy burde te zacze-
Ii, zagroaono wydaleniem q
nnlwersytetu, reszta ukarana
zostauie prawdopodobnie "a
resZtem.
Moze to niejednych wyle-
czy, gfupiego ich zaslepie-
MIA. Dobrzeby bylo, ably kaz-
diego, kt6rv W pojedynku bic
sic bedz'e, wydalono z uniwer-
sytetu "a szczerze popierano o.
wych rozsadnych student6w,
ktorzy rzeczony zwiazek u
tworzyli.
CESARSTWO NIEMIEC-
KlE cd pcczatku istnieula
swego, a vice cd wojny fran
cusklej W L. 1901, wydato
ma wojsko f; ma bron razem
wiecei niz 10000, 600, 900 mrk.
kto liczbe te przeczyta? Brzmi
ona stowaml dziesieG miliar.
dow, czyli dziesiec tysiecy mi
lion6w mrk. czyli $500 mi
llonow talarow! Gdyby olbrzy-
MIA sumo te wyliczyno sa-
memi talaraml i wlozono ma
wage, toby bez workow wa
zyta jeden million i sto tysie-
cy centnarow samego srebra!
Gdyby zas sumo te chciai kto
przeliczyt i gdyby ma godzi-
ne kfadi pc 10 tysiecy ITALIA
row ma stof, przyczem by sic
pewnle dobrze zapocif, to by
potrzebowaf Ma wylic7enie tel
catej sunny $50 tvs. godzin,
czyli 1880 dni, alho dobre
81 lat czasu! Jezelibysmy zas
podzlellli sumo rzeczona po-
mledzy mieszkancow g6rnego
Szlaska, a Jest ich mezczyzn,
kobiet i dzieci cos okolo pol
tora mlliona, to by ka4dy
me&czyzna, ka2da koo55;iata,
kazde dziecko, sfowem kaAdy
czfowlek no gornym SzIasku
otrzymaf 1900 talarow, wy
raznie diva tyslace dwiescie ia
larow!
Taxa to sumo wydafo ce-
sarstwo niemieckie W przecia-
gu lat niespeina dwudziestu
ma utrzymanie wojska. Wydat-
XII te, twierdzl Rad, So bez-
warunkowo potrzebne ma IL
trzymanie pokoju! Jezeli jed,
make pok6l kosztuje lyle, to
zalste ME bardzo sic Z Diego
cleszyc mo5na, gdy& pochfa-
ma on wiecej niz nie]edna
wo)na. Now. Racib.
OJCIEC sW. przyjmowaf
znowu druga kompania p;el
grzYmow francuskich. Piel
grzymow tych byfo tyslac, a
wszyscy nalezeli do stanu ro-
botnlkow. Ola tych to piel
grzymow odprawif Ojciec sw.
W zaprzeszla niedziele msze
swleta W kaplicy sykstynskiei.
20 odpraw:eniu pozostai o.
c!ec sw. jeszcze W kaplicy, stu
chaj &C mszy swietej, ktora
odprawiaf jeden z kapfan6w.
Nastepnie przystapit do olta-
RIA i glosem wzruszonym wy
rzekf slowa blogoslawiehstwa
apostolskiego. Pozniej przyj
mowat Ojciec sw. pie!grzym6w
W swych pokojach, przypusz
! czajac ich do ucatowaEia rex,
nogl. Drzemawia]ac do kaz-
diego slow kilka . o1cowska
przychylnoscla Pod koniec
tego wzrusz"l4cego przyjqcja
pielgrzymI wzniesli okrzyk
pe!en Zapa!u i uwIelbienia ia
czes6 OLGA Sw. Wreszcle "a
mm plelgrzymi oou5cili Wa
tykan, otrzymall lako paniat-
ke te same Diary, jake otrzy-
mali Ich p"pr2ednicy, to jest
medallion srebrny j druISowa-
n2 tresc przemowy OLGA sw.
4 dnla 20 puZdzieruika.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-28
co ShYCHAC?

nPOLAK, WEGIER dwaj
bratanki, j do korda j do
szklauki!" TAX splewali pred
40 laty Polacy i Wegrzy, gdy
ich porowno gniotfa niedola i
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-28
j. E. DANKOWSKI
Notaryusz
| = ublicZny
6SOW. AZ Str. & Ashland Ave
W Chicago.

Generalna agentura kart O.
kretowych j kole)owych. :
Sprzeda4y i kupnu grunt6w,
lotow, domow it'd. = wypo1y.
czania pleniedz" ma properta
i zaciagania po2yc2ek ma bu-
aoWle dom6w.
J. r. Dankowski wyrabia
wszystkie paplery prawne wa
zne W kazdym krajn.
Kolektuje pieniadze W A
meryce, jake tel W starym
kraiu przez sad lub peinomo-
cnlctwa.
EH~A~ sekuracya cd
ognia.
WogoleP oIacy mo-
ga z ciagnac porady
i pomocy we wszel-
kich inreresach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-28
KSIAZE
FERDINAND powrocif luz

Nol[1AE bOtNARSkl
FERDINAND ~powrocit luz
do kraju swego i zastaf tam
ws1ystko W tallim samym DO
rzadku, jaki poZostawjf wy,ez-
dzajac. Dowodzi to, Re But
garry dojrzcli ]u3 zupe1nip i
ze sami krajem swym rzalzic
nmleja. Ksiaze Ferdynand lie
wraca tee podobno z pr6ane-
mi rekoma, be- )ak piszq gaze
ty, wystara1 sic "a granica
nletyiko o p~otrzeona dla kra-
u sw"go po3vc5ke, lecz sic
z"reczyf Z bogata ksiezniczka
Alenson, krewna c~csarzowej
anstryacklci. Jezeli to prawda,
to sprawl jego musl STAG wca-
lie me zIe, gdya W przeciwnym
razle ME byfby cesarz austry-
ackl ma matzenstWO to zeZWO-
lit.
PlEhNY u~wielbleuia god
ny Gym s%peIniia W tych
dnlach mloda kslezniczka car
nogorska, Millca, xtora ME
dawno temu wysZia "a MAJ
ga pewnego ksiecia rosyiskie-
go. Kslezniczka ia, c6rka O.
wego jedynego przy,aciela ca.
"a rosylskiego, ksiecia Mikofa-
ia czarnogorskiego, otrzyma.a
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given Tpe,dey and Saturday evenings. Wednes;
enact sP Pauline Enidis a .' sTSSei Rssy MI " ty dsnSty fbS Siil
day evening and Saturday matinee, Mrs.. Lang
t sFS Wi " h Ro ossn Ia her be- , G'hh:rY gop L SShhsrYs te H.
said TO be ip ,keegina with the usual general ex.
cellence OF Mrs. Langtry's productions.
Palmer, owing to the, recovery Of Mr.. Roberts,
f 9o SgS1 H !S p] STs,Ppings a the Grand Opera;
Minnie appears in the dual role Of q boy and a
girl. and into the latter part she. infuses that
nSeS4 SSG q h @p .PsSo a.2 10th SR'E I'm t Ef Ds snS ot tRs.
regard" as N.Y. ,s sweet %issS F TFSS l stttsFyG pSFt
heart, " which Introduces Minnie IN her original
creation Of Tina. There will be but one matt
inte-SaturdAy
entirely new to the Brooklyn stage, but two
y graduates of Sing Sing" IA they are pleas
ssSdgG iI .Gf j Ry Nj fhs mss,n "@s%%g, an. sHDfS1i 5T N op ,@s
safe IN the most approved fashion, This fact
s sIS 4 w u NJ NJ t 2Suf lee S'i Rrenas 1 %ssSsmyy s %@4;
week. The compounders Of "The S~toWaway"
have been lavish with their materials, and have
mastea and other appurtenances OF a full-rigRed
vessel at sea.
There is no disputing the remarkable courage
master company. to the Amphion Academy
Monday for a weeks stay. In the prison scene
Mr., HARRISON makes n desperate leap from the
walls OF the prison into the water below: several
times he has dislocated one of his limbs, Last
week, in making the Jump, before reaching the
water, which In confined in what is called q
pocket" he struck against one OF the iron
hooks which holds the pocket In place and LAGER
ated his check iii q most painful manner. Mr..
Harrison will resume his part Monday, having
almost fully recovered from his latest accident.
Several new partners have been admitted into
the concern since I'VE. u h Co." were last
seen here. The new members have fully quail
fled ~ capable entertainers and fun makers, and
Jacobs Brooklyn Theatre will be the scene Of
much mirth during the coming week. which Ia
the limit of the stay of this well-known organs
cation. Few comedies have been written pos-
sessing more side-splitting situations and mirth-
provoking climates than this one, made familiar
by Mestayer and Vaughn.
The story OF " Under the Lash. which is An
nonneod for next week at Proctor's Theatre,
deals with the fortunes and miRfortunes OF q
blind girl, who IL the possessor OF y large for
tuue which tie geItlemRnly villain, her cousin,
coyets, Walter s. Sanford appears in the lead
ing role, and comes well spoken of M a promis-
ing young, actor. A couple of acting dogs forms
a more or less important part of the production,
Lilly Clay Is in town again, and this time will
take mp her quarters in the Grand Theatre, in
the Eastern District. She IL accompanied by q
hevy of pretty girls, who will assist In the pro-
duction. They revive the old-time burlesque.
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The STOMACH DISTILS ACIDS.

These. II existent in . natural quantity. and UNIV
tiated by bile. play their part In the functions of dises.
ton and assimilation. But the artificial acid resulting
from the inability OF the stomach 10 convert food re-
ceived by II into sustenanoe. is the producer of astu-
lencs and heartburn. which are the most hArassins
symptoms of dyspepsia. The best carminative Is Hos
TErrER's STOMACH BITTERs. Far more effective is IL
than carbonate Of soda. mAgnesiA or other alkaline
salts. These invariably weaken the stomach without
producing permanent benefit. No man or woman chron-
icAliy dyspeptic. and consequently nervous. can be in
possession OF the full measure Of viGor allowed by ma
turs. Therefore. invigorate and regulate the system,
and by so doing protect It from malaria, rheumatism
and other serious mAlAdios.
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pay his bill. in order to get away by the z. 40
train. They parted the best of friends.
"Ihe next thing l heard, ~ said Clowbury,
was that my poor wife had been murdered
in her bed. saw her alive at 6. SO. She must
have been killed almost Immediately after
wards. Asked about the stiletto which he
usually carried. he de Jared that he had lost
it en- the journey to Paris.
The admission by the prisoner that he had
been in his wife's room during the night. and
his failure TO produce the weapon he was
known TO carry. seemed TO most people TO
point conclusively TO his guilt. 1t was ar
gued that his story had been made up to
suit the finding Of the latchkey. At the
Coroner's inquest, where all the facts came
out, the case seemed proved to the hilt against
the husband. The jealousy and the quarrel
medical evidence showed that the wound had
the appearance OF being caused with just such
a weapon as the one the servant described -
belonging to her master.
After the evidence ut the Coroner's inquest
and before the magistrate most people were
satisfied that the muir Ierer was the woman'n
Jealous husband. Instead of a reconciliation
they believed that there hal been q fresh
quarrel, and that i'll his passion he had
stabbed her to the heart with some weapon
yet to be discovered. and had intended, a.
soon AZ he reached Paris. to disappear.
After the prisoner had been committed for
trial, public interest in the case lApsed for Q
time.
one witness was absent at the magisteriAl
examination. but it was hoped he would be
present at the trial. This was the Italian
professor Of singing. The police traced him
10 his lodgings. but only to find he had left
for the Continent. His evidence would not
be of any great value, as 1t was possible the
wife's story Was correct, and he had simply
called upon her 70 induce her to adopt the
operate stage as a profession. Sig. Moroui.
il was ascertained, had lone q little in The
agency business. and probably would have
made q good speculation of so promising a re-
cruit.
In the mean time George Ulowbury was in
prison, and his only visitor was his solicitor,
Mr.. Bartram. an old friend who had taken
the case up con dnlore.
ITO b. Continued Aonddy.I
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Robinson .Crusoe." A number Of clever
speciality performers accompany the show, i'm
GLIDING Hilton, who Is a marvellous contortion-
lat; The Metropolitan Four, in an entirely
new, turn; " the Sheeana,- with new songs and
wlttictsms; Alice Townsend and the La Parto
The bald heads will be out in force next week
At Holiness Standard Museum when the Gaiety
Opera Company make their initial appearance
At this house. The company is headed by
pretty, .yiyecious little Bessie Gray, well known
and well liked by Brooklyn theatre-goera. Ali
the standard operas will. be given, embracing
=, Olivettc." Manager Holmes il authority for
the statement that every girl in the company
represents certain distinct type Of beauty.
An Australian ventriloquist. Fred Miles, will
STR things up Mt .Hipr's Casino next week.
Mr.. Miles Is oncof the cleverest in the business.
Others who go To- make M q great bill are
Franci!lia." a clever tight-rope performers;
Sam Bradbury, IN baritone solos; Ella Long, in
songs and dances; Albert Ward, n wonderful
crayon artist, and Minnie Schult in still another
new song. Minnie IL n hard worker and GER
tainly deserves all her positive success.
Beginning next week the Star Roller TobopRan
Slide will be open only on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings for tho general admis-
zion OF the public. George Canford will be ten
dered q benefit on Wednesday evening, which
Viii undoubtedly be well attended. One of the
beauties OF the slide IL the fact that the
slider ,iS landed at the same spot from which
he started.
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spatched to Paris. to which place it was as
certained from the hotel porter Mr.. Glow
bury's portmanteau had been registered
through.
He must be a bit of a fat" said the prin-
cipal detective to his associate. " IL he's
gone on to Paris he must know that He'll be
stopped when he gets out of the train aud
claims his luggage this evening. Perhans
he's forgotten there's such a thing as the cleo
trio telegraph"
The next visit paid was to Mr.. Clowbury's
employers, a firm OF cloth manufacturer Of
Bradford and London. The Information OBJ
tanned of them showed that Mr.. Clowbury in
going to PARIS was acting on their instruc-
tiCns entirely. Their regular French traveller
was unaule to take the Journey on account Of
3 sudden attack Of govt, and Clowbury had
been from nottingham to take
his place at a days notice.
During the day kilograms were received
from the French authorities. Neither at
Calais nor at Amiens had anybody been sui
~tciently recognized from the meRgre descr'p-
tiun wired 10 war; mt their being detained.
But i'll the evening a more satisfactory mes
sage was received. A man answering the de.
RcriptiOn sent to Paris had claimed a port
manteau. Asked has name, he had given it
~ George Clowbury. and had been detained.
An English official had interviewed him, and
told HIM that his wife had been found muir
dered. He had appeal ed Mortified and over
whelmed Mt the intelligence, and had OK
pressed his desire TO return at once to Lon
don. As under these circumstance there
was no necessity 10 go through any formali-
ties in the French Court. on the follow
ing day George Clowbury arrived In London,
and was formally arrested.
To the police he Insisted upon making q
statement. He declared that he could hardl-
believe the terrible news was true. He ad-
mitted that he had quarrelled with his wife.
and that in a hit OF tempe he had said that az
he wasn't welcome at home he would go 20
. hotel, AMI he had left the house, taking
his luggage with him. Ho was very much
ceived, informing him that q foreigner was in
the habit OF Wis ting his wife during his alb
seuoe. His wife had not satisfied him in her
explanation, and he had said some very un.
kind things to her.
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TreubIs Anticipated In the Fiaal Dsposis
for the spllivan-Ki Irain FiEht-Catcher
Damn, Of Yale, Injured for L~ife-swipes,
che Nowsbey, Swelling with Importanee
Tho Baltimore CockipG Main.
The long expected and much talked Of hRht
between "Cal." MCCARTHY and Matthew J..
MCCARTHY, which occurred last night, was q
great disappointment to the sports who had
hoped for o protracted and equal hght. Matt
was not in the fight at all. he merely served 90
. receiver Of Gals blows, who punched him
pretty nearly at will. What Mr.. Holske's idea
was In pitting his unknown" against
Cal" Is q little difficult 70 SOC. Why
did not he select Q man nearer Gals"
oalibre7 His man, however, had one valuable
requisite for a ighter-Ramenoss. When almost
all fighters would have given in when knocked
out. ss he was in reality in the fifth round, he
dragged himself to his feet, and. though no
could scarcely stand, put mp his hands. OF
course, he was foored again immediately. In
the next round Cal had nothing 10 fear from his
groggy. opponent. and put the pluoky Matt to
sleep with q hard one on the Jaw,
Cal MCCARTHY is 90 pretty and square Q fighter
% ope could wish 70 zee. He fehts on the dead
Sisb. have hS s; sSsn q .e sS tsas 70 70 S sdEsassss 'f H.
was not phsssd by the encounter last night
There is new talk Of . match between Cal Mo.
pound. The men are almost dienaosl In hss.
The New York Canoe Club offers q perpetual
ii 4 SaR ss19 bx chRs 1GInsid cup gSlSSe d d e tb Sa Rrco u
iiyynn 9 Canoe ns5u c II a'E who won S; Di 4 against al sns S Wafer
Stewart, Of the Royal Canoe club Of London.
AZ the time approaches foT the posting If the
Rfira GsR ssht. o, ! ' g; $40 dss sle oi o IN s . s y bsias
sESlnced as to what the G.v will bring forth;
ooncede something and the match be olinched.
,b Th sSgj is q S ESSSSj deal # t interest ss t heinz s taken In in
tween Benz. jackson and. Z. d. Patterson. Of
the Atalantas, and Hettrick and Freith. Of the
hands on the result.
Catcher Damn. OF, last years champion ,Yales.
I pioysd, When u he S&Sudaddeennlly E9fYr tsin ns 81 70 the The
ground. 1t vas discovered that he had injured
his spine.
The recent great sale Of standard bred and
non-standard discloses an interesting fact % to
q, olo and the nonostandSrds only sioo. 80.
.i sx a ! s snS se 81 sGs y !" 81 biHP' Hns, S'o} He wants III i
no heed u whatsomever TO any challenge not
ror SWipes is not only getting large II. his ideas,
but also in person. sullivan and Kilrain had
better look TO their ~laurels-Swipesey e1ultantly
announcee that he can no longer train below
1l6 pounds.
The cooking main which will take place April
III near Baltimore promises to be a hummer.
Each side il to show seventeen birds. They will
fight for 300 . battle and $500 on the general
result. The parties chiefly interested ere Arthur
j. Suit. of Baltimore, and Messrs. William
petlos and E. Maulick,, Of Johnstown, Pa.
only prime birds will be pitted.
sperrin, 'Yale's Splinter, on whom she placed
owing to q strained tendon.
Headquarters will be on the Manhattan Club
grounds, arrangements having been made to
that effect.
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One moro important fact he olicited from
the girl, which was that her master when
travelling always carried . sword stick or
rather o stiletto stick. the blade being very
short. This stick he had with him when he
returned home. and he took 1t away with
him.
He was Just going when . thought occurred
10 him.
who closed tho house up last niRht'" he
said TO the girl.
~ did, air."
did you bolt tho front door,"
mo, sir. IAsked mistress If / should. and
she said; No; perhaps your master will
change his mind and COM back tonight"
That will do. Thank you"
Leaving two constables In charge OF the
premises, the Inspector went OF at once to
Scotland Yard 70 put the machinery In mo
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description OF Mr.. CloWbury arrived about
$50 in the evening and took a bedroom. He
left his luggage In the hall, stating that he
was going away by the z. 10 train in the
morning. He was told the number of his
room. but didn't 60 to it.. He went into the
Smoke-room and shortly afterwards went
out. The next that was. seen Of
tha stN TSS entrance %t sbo SsT \ o,clookl SSSsd
for his bill. and for his luggage to be taken
10 the Continental express. The chamber
maid reported that the room given to him had
not been occupied. A communication was ut
once sent TO the French police, aud u dcteo-
tive, armed with q Photograph of Mr.. Glow
bury, taken from his wife'S album, was de-
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After he got to the hotel he felt very rest
bed, 30 he went out for q walk. While out
he met a friend who eSked him to come TO the
club. He went and remained with his friend
smoking and talking til past 8 in the morn.
didn't think II worth while to go to bet,, and
the idea came into his head that he would go
home and say good. by 10 his wife and ask her
to part friends. He walked TO his house in
himself In with his lAtch-key. His wife Was
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CHAPTER II.
Inuson BEARS STRONGLY AGAINST THE HUSBAND AND HE IL ARRESTED.


The Inspector picked up the latchkOy and
called to the servant to com to him.
How many lAtchksyS are there 10 the
door ?" he asked.
Two, sir. The n master always car
red. and the one I keep In the kitchen 10 let
myself in when I run errands."
Where 10 yours now ?"
III the kitchen. sir"
go and fetch It,"
The girl went downstairs and returned In
moment with her key. The Inspector took
1t and compared it with the one he had Just
picked up.
Come" he said TO himself. There
isn't much mystery about this case. Mr..
George Clowbury will have some difficulty
IN proving that he didn't let himself into the
house last night. and that he didn't drop his
IAtOhkSy in his wIfs'S bedroom"
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Ttno Readers. -Philalelphia's present popula.
ton ~ estimated Mt l. 100, 900 and that OF
Brooklyn at 500. 600.
r. J. C,-The North River ut Twenty-third
street 10 wider than the East River at Twenty
third street.
=. Davidson. Canvas il the best material on
which to paint In oil.
John IdrroU. If you feel that you have legal
proof OF the agreement you had better sue min
In the civil district court.
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~ you want 70 buy an elegant LOT for $3.50 on $40 and
\. no monthly payments Just, beyond the Brooklyn
tshke rapid transit cars for Jamaios- get of AZ Clarence
VIE Y stop In Jsrs johnson. w. Once, and his agent
from WoodhAven. or the BtoothoR Farm Lots adjoining
bug.
ERE JOHNSON, JR.,
90 Liberty street, Now York,
1903 Fulton steeet, Brooklyn.
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surprised, but very pleased to see him. He
everything. She explained that the foreign
gentleman was a Sig. Moroni, who
was a singing master, and that he had
been trying to induce her to join a concert
company which he was forming, She assured
suspicious. and as he knew his wife had .
beA',.ful voice and had often been told that
she ouRSt 10 sing in public, he saw no reason
to doubt her siSisment. At q. 80 he left to go
back 70 the hotel and claiL. his luggage and
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Gossip OF the Brooklyn Theatres.
A repertoire Of three plays is announced for
the torthe9ming ep~gaRement. at, Col.
gagement will open Monday evening with
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A Portune.Hunter,s Vow.

Iron aa EXCHANGED
A f~ortune-hunter. while wedding an heireSs, In
repeating the marriage service, unwittingly but
most aptly sNidi with ali my goodly words I
thee ondoW.b
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IRON he Detroit Fss Press.l
Count Won Moltke SAYS he doubts II he ever
handles another army in war. As he is eighty
eight years old, his opinion on this question Is
entitled to considerable weight.
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A:Horse OF a DiRevent Color

The Rev, Col Shepard wants TO stop the Sum-
day stieet-csrs and the Sunday newspapers.
Why doesn't he ais stop the Sunday interest on
his investments7
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NOTICES.

CARPETS CLEANED-T. M. STEWART. aos
tth ave. Send for circulars. Tel. call l20. 2lst st.
CARpETT otEANIN9 ar THE GREAT
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Fair PLAY

Fair plays Q jewel; but Jewels don't max q
fair ~play-eyen Of Antony and Cleopatra"
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Whsn baby was sick. We gave her Castoria
When she wag u child. she Dried for Castoria,
Whsn she became Miss. she chung to CastoriA,
Whom she had Children. abe gave them Castoria.
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Prof. Cromwell will lecture Al. the Grand
OpeTa-House, hiF subject being Three Strange
Cite? ST. Peterborough, Moscow and Com
stantinople.
There will be concerts at the Star Theatre, at
Dockataders, at II. H.. Jacobs Third Avcnne
Theatre. at II. r. Jacobs Thalia Theatre, and
at Roster 4 Balls.
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Love In the Lane.

Love In the Lane.
tErsn tie Chicago NswGl
Love was coming down the lane,
Winged, rosy, blind;
In his hand his little bow,
Culver slung behind.
Now, thought ], he cannot see,
II / stand aside
He must pass me, ignorant.
Therefore satisfied.
Kept I silent In my placei
Near, more near, he came,
While the beating Of my heart
Fann'd each cheek to fame:
And I, anxious. held my breath,
He Will pass me-nol
He Ii cryipgi Pretty dear,
1t should not be 30.
Touched with pity, then quoth Il
weep, . weep no more"
And he. laughing. sent this shaft
To my bosom's core.
Blocks OF RivN.
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The ioeman's ten-pound csked
Fair PLAY.
tItom Pack.
Fair plays Q jewel; but jewels don't mako O
fair ~play-eyen Of Antony and Cleopatra"
The evening world., 1889-04-06

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The evening world., 1889-04-06
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A TRAGIC RIDDLE.
HOw Loco, Jealousy 0Nd Crtnse We're Tangled Up.
r A TALE OF TO-DAY.
BY GEORGE R. SIMS,
A TALE OF ID
Bv GEORGE IN. SINS.
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