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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02

In spite of fake sales on almost every
cOrne-last "Thursday's sale" was an
unqualified success.
Great crowds thronged the stores.
The public know that when King q
Co. advertise thing they have 1t IN
abundance.
Cheap stuff is drug on the market,
judging from advertisements. We have
no cheap stuff. We do have, though,
the lowest-priced reliable clothing IN
the country always on our counters.
For instance, to-day you can for $40
and SIS pick out fine Overcoat
from imported texture, either Melton,
Chinchilla or Kersey, silk and satin
lined, all shades.
For $40 and $l5 you may also select
very swell Business or Dress Suit,
made from imported Cashmere, Chev-
lot, Tweed and Worsted, custom made.
Bargains are always to be had any
time and in any line. king q Go. are
not going to move and can always be
found to repair any purchase not thor
oughly satisfactory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02

- 1,esday for the Tammany Hall ticket The COM
Oh i,oncr,s anxiety TO place himself In line WIN
Tmmsny Hall has cropped out frequently since Mayor
- electOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT.-The Seaside Club has selected the
Hopson estate as the site for new club house. The
price 10 be paid Is $l625O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02
Announcements

,,.od,-s Fall Hats are wonderful goods; the
hcill,"S . ,be very hest hats Tade Deibys. 100
finer az 20 a. s. ~ 90 and silk hats So 20 t. oo'
so saving retail piOhl' ~ ~N'~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02
Mns. MISSIONS SOOTnING SYEur

Mrs. WIssLows SOOTHING SYRUr rroNs
Has been gsse Tor or tHer CfLDREN WHILE TEETH;
q INC with PERRECT s GTWs ALIAS ali PAIN
CIiILEDD' WINp collie. and Is the best remedy tSs
81 .UuPUOFA Sold by Druggists IN every par' VI III"
Dn,rn twenty-five cents totue'
THE BoYNroN FURNACE Co.
- ,,ovn,on,s Furnaces, Hot Water Heaters, fangea
for ~" '6 oo7 and 300 Water;st. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-02
SUNDAY, NOV.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
WEDNESDAY. nov. 6.

.io.ta. Onion. Liverpool. ......-....I230p 3
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29

tomu,sn iu6t. Damn mug Der &elisionss
unterri9t fallen unb bic Yfarri1uIen iinb
perIoren. Das si5t gu bebenten, benn bies
Ter Ssinb 1T elm ssfdbrIi9er.
@ousn mir unisre bsrnap l9ien5e Sas
senb Der &ir@e erbaItsu, 10 sibt es biersu
nur bas Wittel, baB mir is in Der Yfarrs
ibnle erSteben lafen, Iafen mir bieislbsn
IN Publtc : S4uIen seben, 10 pirb i5nen
bic 6tr4e fremb, neil fis BON &eIision
ri5ts selernt baben unp fo!sIi9 ni9ts bas
pon paitebsn.
Die Soss elmer reinen Staatsi6ule sss
pStt gu ben bstlasensws rtben 0erirrunaen
Der @sSsnuart. Nur bic 1riitli5e &elis
ston maSt ben RsniGsn gum re9ten Men.
i5en, obne iie sibt IS wsbsr pabre 8ils
bans nod grsiebuns. Sn benz @raoe oils
man ben &eIisionsuntsrri1t aus Der
S4ule berausrsiBt, finbet man ii5 ssn5s
tbIst Sut.bduier aufBubauen. IS fam
baber nur aIs elm bebausrnspertber Stud,
i9ritt unb MiBariif fir bic giIonns zines
SoItes teseidnet perben, rpenn ber JfeIi:
aionsunterri@t uno folsIib and Sas drift
!tds element aus ben Goltsi9uIen per:
oanut 1T.
Die @brifen iousn Bel Der WabI neuer
9eiesssbsr bic Nusen often sur 8aIots8 Dor
sebeu unb ibre Stimms abss5sn, anifatt
,u !6auis gu bIeiben unS bic Sauit in Der
Salte 3u bauen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29

unb 0emutb; bas 9rab ipsnbst ben iiSes
FEN Croft, iobaIo has 5srs uns iast, baB
MFR friberes llnre6t tbatiidIid ssiibnt
uno sebiBt babsn. 9as @rab 1T ni4t
itumm, nein IS srbsbt laute 9orwirfs, IS
pretist gube, es trDTiet.
Wsnn mir bur6 bic Collaboration pallsn,
iebsn mir bic 5iue pom Yya5t, psI1s bsr
&si6tbum ben Sobten ipentet. a5er mebr
bepunbern uir bic einfa5e gIume unb len
f9lt9tsn Grans, weide bic Irmutb auf bas
@rab selest bat. Der geIpsreete Spar:
pfeunis Ter urwsn Wlttps uno hea uetlafes
nen WaiiertirSeS gilt Dor Soft msbr, aIs
aQe psridpsubsrii&e Sra9t tss llsbsrs
fluIes. limb untsr Der duberen l6ias
beS @rabss limb Der Wilicndr uub Der
gettIsr sIet9. Sic Iae umfdnst nur bas
2si6entu5. Wsl6ss Sssen unb Rsrnsn
mad @eIb unb @ut. weIdes Sasen mad
irbii6eu Slid, wie pisl Initrsnsung UNI
Elm - 9ei5entud!
rSie 1T ridt toSt, fie i6IaFt nur." 0as
@rab prebiot urs bic tinftise gufsrife5urg.
Sa bieiem 9Iauten Ser hersiniigsn Biebers
~usyeintgurs nit ben 2isben. psI9e uns
pOrausgegansen iiub, idmidsn mir bic
@ydber, trs4su mir Die lesten Blumen bes
Sabrss unb i~tre.sn iis Guf bic Ru5sitdits
Der Gobtsn, peI9e bulo pon Der S9nesbsde
bes Wintets bebsdt iein pi,S.
limb wie gieIe uon Denen, pei6e beuer
nod gum 9rcbs ibrer 2InssbOrissn pallsn,
per6en balb isIbit untsr Der falten 6lue
pes @rabss ruben? Der aueriss!sntas 1T
fir Seosn Elm ersrsifsnbss Memento mori
guIo, ut baIb rub'lt aud 0u!"
Die Sauns iinb entbIdttert, @ieien unb
5sloer p:rweltt, ber Bintsr tinbist istnea
@insus on. Wobl b~eujsnissn, bsrsn Ser;
nidt psrborlte, ionbern INNER smpfdnsli9
bletbt tir bic srbabersn 9ebren Der grlos
iuns! @obI ~bsnienisen. psI9e nit ibrsn
reinen @sfibIen I'M 9imu,eI Bel aQen 6eiti.
gen panbeIn; uslde nit sblsm g1barmsn
gu ben armen SseIsn fi1 wenbsn, i5nen
ben Srplf Der Titbitie bur9 @ebst unb
quite Werte ipenSen!
Die 6iiQe INIT, bic Teiieln iaQen,
0olenoet wiro Der llloerlaui.
: oiinet el6 ibr ewi9en @Glen,
III Nteer oeB Gidtes, mimi ms AM!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
S1reiben ocs III, Caters
an Cardinal Gibbuns bstreiftnb BEN bun
oerttten Sahrestag Der Sssrinbuna
Der tatboliiden SierarGie III ben
Se"reiHiGtcn Staatfn.

SereII!Gfcn St1aten.
Die sroBe 2itbs fir gaterlanb unb Re:
listOn, bic eu urb bsine g.iiSsr, bic Si,
id6fe Der Der. Staatsn, 10 oft unb ebcl
bstuubst babt, pirb aufs Rsus bsutli5 in
benz Sriets ge3sist, ZEN ou nsnIi5 On uns
3ssi6tst bait.
gus bsmielben e,iebsu mir, baB prisitr
un5 9OIs i'm Ssstiffs inS, ftp in Der
Stabt Baltimore ~ periamueln, nm ben
baUbertiten Sabrestag Der 9ss,inbune Der
tatbOlii4eu 9israr5ie In ben Ser. Staa:
ten Ill feiern.
Rsi bieisr @eIe9enbsit beabH1tist ibr
aud bic tatbolii9e llnipsriitdt etusupei5sn,
bic ibr nit Der e~rotbU5isen SiIfs Der
@Idubiseu in ber Stant Waibipston be.
sriinbet babt, oils Elm sIiG!i9es gprsei6sn
tinftigsr @r68e fir bic neae Geru, in pels
DE ibr i'm gesrifis ittbt, sinsutretsn.
gs iii wu9rIiG uertb, ii5 bsr Sssnuns
gen rantbar gu erinnern, bic earsn Vanbe
6ur5 bic Collide 0oriebung Sutbsil se'
uorbsn limb uno bel bieier @~slsgsnbsit Elm
GentmuI bsrieIben gu erridten, has cine
gbre fir eut 1T unb cine bsitdnbiae DobI.
tbat fir cure Ri;5irSer uno bus sanjs
Garb ittu ptrb.
0ebbalb pgreinissn mir uns ss!ns nit
eud, um 0ott, benz lltbsber alsr sutsn
9u5sn ~ eanten. 81 eIeidsr 3sit min:
iden mir eu5 bsr3Ii4 Slid, ussen bss
gifsrs, nit peI5sm i5r bas 9siip;el su.er
slOrreideu gorSduser nudabmt unb bas
5elo nod erusitert. has bui5 ibre apoitos
Iii6en atbeiten s%y6finst 1T.
Rit 5sr;lidsr 5reube bGbsn mir bic 9ers
fSsrurssn Der gcpaIitdt unb grssbsnbeit
entsssenssnOmmeu, bic ibr benz upoitoIis
i5en StubIe barssbrudt babt. Sn Or
wieberuns uetfSern mir, baB mir pom I'd:
terIiGer Hiebe sesen eu4, uniere griber
unb bic @Idubissn uon ame,ita s,fiq.
fnb unb ba6 mir ernit!;9 iir eusr Wo5l:
erssbeH uao eurs Woblfabrt bstsn.
gsionbsrs Jtsubs ssu6brts ss urs, bub
euer Bolt 10 bereit 1T bsi allen Irten gutter
Werse mit,uuirtsn.
Was sursn Duni5 antstriHt, taB Gin
8srt,ster in unisrsm Rau,sn BET eursr 6sisr
s~essnwartis iei, 70 b~spiGisen mir henisl;
ben serne, unb bic @esenwart zines ioISsn
mag Gin ceutli9es 3eidsn ~uniersr A9tuns
ur6 unisrss @oblpoQsns, iouie aud Gin
3si9.n bes 9anbss bes 9laubsrs unb Der
Ntebe, isiu, weI6ts Prisfer unb Bolt nit
benz obeyiten 9aupte Ter Rir9s uerbinbst.
SdIissEi6 bsten mir innis gu @ctt,
benz Sdusberrn Der fatbOIii9sn Su9s,
baB cure arbeitsn untsr ben slitli5en Ofs
feE!Ii3eu Giuri6tunssn, bic eu9 bic irsis
ausabars cures ;. antss erm6sliden,
ium 9eiIe Der air4e unb bes 2aubss &c,
bsibcr mOssn.
NIs Pfanb absr perleibsn mir ea5 unb
Gusu Ratboliteu &meritas ZEN apoitoIis
i9su Sesen. Paplt SEQ XIII.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
Ser &anpi nm Ole S6mie cut:
brannt.

Die bsuti6m S5ulsn in Zen Der.
Staatsn bubsn ibre @esner, bic tutboli.
iasn S9uIsn baben ibre Jeinbe unb isne
S@uIen, weIGe beutia uub tatbolii5 iiub,
baben 6stnbs uno @ssner. Dem Ratis
uiiien limb bic beut9en S9uIen, oh
fe tatbOIiit, proteitantii9 ober c%onfeis
~iiousIrs, Elm Govn i'm 4use. gr m65te
fs ps,ni4ten - nit eiusm collage, wsnu
es siuse absr bas sebt nidt unb 10
" 1T CT bsS aui Sdlsi5usseu su errsi9sr,
uOSu CT ni6t auf sra6em 0sse ~ssIursen
fam. Den @orpanb babu bistst bic 9s $
Ieumbuus, oils merbe in ben %senanuteu
S5ulsn ssin @nsIid Obsr ni@t seniseno
gnsIii6 ssIsbrt. Die @esnsr Der o.
boIifdsn S4ulsn hab uutiirIi9 aui
anbsrm 9sbtsts 81 iuSsn. Sc 1nb bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
8eoanfen ant slacrIefIentage.

I8O5 uu5 umotbt, wie lit c5 waroeIbor.
g9ie oft iab'u mir bic peIscr Sldtter iolcr,
@elt' tbsrr; Gimme b6rtcn mir pcybaucr,
Nidt ider lit urs MIR Elm ein;ia Subr!
So, 1T Is Oeur and nur Der bcut'g Tag?
g8ie iGb limb ItcIc. idou non ms esibieocu,
Gle rub II, 10 boiicn mir, ir sD' gen 6r;eoen;
User DsiB, mann uri'rc Stunoc idIOgiu mag -
Is etlt sur gruit bic tCrrIidits GeitoIt;
g8o5 mir bier ihOu'r II, 1T niat pu5 pabre &eich,
Gin GiIouiB mr., an oem mir t5nucu lsien:
Dem b06itcn H|tsbrci5 iolgt Der @toosr bolo!
Die GrOc ieIbit trdgt mn Gin 3eitl,b El,iO;
&ds t0unCn i3re tGuisuOiabriseu G6idter
Inns pom Ucr8ung men yc5eu uiat 5criatcu,
@U5 beut tie idmat;. tit niat pom Gwigtcit.
g3obI inns, perH mir nom, 0tcui; bc5 Gttleu iyet.
8, OoB ms bod bic cU'ge Ga5rbctt, ieus pOBre.
Gte bier uur idimmcrt 6ura has @anOslbure,
Gas b0dite 3tel iur ale !3citen lei,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
Sir6fi&e WeutgRetten.
z Il q b.
Gr3bt6cee g c Oort.

Sr8otoce c Nem y OFT.
gu Saciou, q. o., parb tiirs!i9 Der
9sriud semadt ben bo4u. Yater &eusr
3u uersiitsn. Wau bate ibm Mrienit In
Zen WsBpsin sstban.
OiOcee i9monb.
@m 20. Sitcber uarb Der bo9p'ie ".
Dan Dspppsr in Der ct. 9eterss &atbebrale
gu &i6monb 1uul Yiidof sspeibt. gars
oinal Gibbons ertbsilte ibm bic bl. Wstbe
unb gti4of s. s. &eane bieIt BITE Prebist.
Di6csie SCRANTON.
Sn Wilfesbarre Iiesen bic tatb. Yolsn
idon LANCE unter iid tn Strsit. Ser ab.
ssisste polnil9e Yrisfsr @arnesali bate
einen sroBsn Mnbans unb moi i'm 8elis
Der &ir1e unb bes Pfar,bauleS. Ser
gii5of tam %. Ottobn bin, UNI Bels
com gisentbum 81 rebmen unb bic Yoli3si
Ibsrnabm bic @rmiifon Der unre9tmdBtseu
BETTER, nobel ss einsn argen &rapal abs
istte. 0isYoIsn finb bod iberau bisislbsu.
DiSesis Sort Wapne.
Sie characterization 9elsgateu itattss
ten am 10. b. Wts. Notrs Dame unb ct.
Rarps Dome eineu Beiu@ ab.
0i6ceie 2incoIn.
Ser hOdw'te Yiidof 8onatum wirb
ua9ltsns mad &om ssbsn.
Ot6eefe Guifin.
ct. Gowaross College su sluiin, Eer.,.
warb am 10. Ottobsr pom bodp'its BIZ
i4of Nsra3 pon ct. GntoniO fsis,lid eins
seusibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
&atboliiGer &irden [. &aienocr.
BON bss aOniss 9fe5nuns. - @uttb. IS.
NaerbciIigcI.

8i6tet, GBriiten, 2lu9' nro Ser;
6eute ireuoi9 bimmelmGytS
Sebet cllre S6weltern, Sruoer,
0oret ibre Subelisoer,
Sett ben @lan; Der Sie3estron',
@eiBsr Sample iCI'Ser SChn.
2iebt ni6t mc6r Der @roe Guno,
8ort lit uuier N~eimctblunO.
&6, Die Ielt bat eltle Ircuoeu,
&auOeIn iib gar baIo III Seioen,
gtlr bic ibmule SuGenobabI
Iiibrt sum 6ilumelret3 binan.
. ibr, in Der ScIigfeit,
Sebt ms bier in b0rtem Streit;
SSn Dem Rompi, Der eud 9eluu9en.
8 Der Greis, ben i6r ercuu0cn,
@ero' 6ereinit aud unier She'll.
@slit i'm Streit SHIRT un5 gum 6cil
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29

Wie man fsbt, III Der niel5sipro5ene
y Eeitfaa" unter benz neusn Suinotier @es
fsse III raider gntwideluns bssrifi.u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
3 bleibe treu ben Gooteu,
Eie lebeuo On 9eltebt,
8 blelbe treu ben SOSieu,
Sip Ishpun Tn hptriiht

Damn perben Define Gbrdnen ni9t bios
Sbrdusn Der Bsbmu,b, foutern aud bss
Eroftss isiu!
Wau ipri&t 10 oft pom lem ifummsn
@rabe! llno to4 ipridt nt9ts 70 Iaut,
wie bas 9rab. am @rabs ~smpinbst bic
Sesle bic Iauteftsn 8orpirie Der Rsus /;
has @rab pgsbist am sinbrinsIi9isn SuBs
The evening world., 1889-04-03

band of whose whereabouts l am ignorant.
Give me the means of annulling or dissolyIng
this marriage, and on the day that | am free
you shall have a thousand pounds"
1t was large sum to be promised and the
detective opened his eyes.
Do not be afraid" said the young lady,
that you will if you fail, have done your
work for nothing. Here is a fifty-pound note
for your preliminary expenses. When that is
gone you can have what more you require.
Ellerton took the note and looked at 1t me-
chanically. 1t was perfectly good ono. Tho
detective thought to himself that for a lady
who only had quarterly remittance from
her husband and had to live out of it she was
very free with her money.
Something of what was passing in the de-
tective's mind was guessed by hiS visitor.
~ must be frank with you," she said, riS-
The evening world., 1889-04-03
Mr.. CLEVELAND AND HIGH BRIDGE PARK
Was His Appointment Brought About b,
Ex-secretary Whi,neyt

Why was ex-Presdent Grover Cleveland ap-
pointed one Of the High Bridge Park Commis-
sionersf
Was it simply TO assist in the appraisal Of prop
erty to be taken and condemned for the purposes
this park7
These questions have been asked frequently
since Judge Patterson made the appointment on
Monday. and the general opinion is that there is
another reason, and that il that Mr.. Cleveland
is gradually finding his way into Tammany
Hall.
Ex-Secretary Of the Navy William c. Whitney
and Judge Patterson are great personal friends
and associates. and il is Mr. Whitney who Ia
credited with the appointment of the ex-Presi-
dent.
While Mr.. Whitney has always trained with
the County Democracy, his position in support
of Mayor Grant in the last camnaign ia pretty
generally known, and IL ia believed that he Ia
assisting Mr.. Cleveland to become Tammany
man.
One Of Mr.. Cleveand's associates on the Com;
mission il Leicester Holme, warm personal
friend of Mayor Grant-in fact, chum of the
Mayors.
III substantiation of the rumors that Mr.
Cleveland is seeking to ally himself with Tam
many Hall comes another to the effect that he is
soon to be proposed as member of the Tam
many Society, with Congressman 5. ). Cox for
his sponsor.
The evening world., 1889-04-03

First tell me-" said the woman, having
heard these facts, what is your ideA2"
haven't seriously thought the matter
out yet, " replied the detective, "but at the
hrst blush two solutions of the mystery occur
to me. The frs: is that your husband has
left you for somebody else; the second, that
this trouble he speaks of is something
which compels him to keep out of the way.
Now tell me what is your own idea"
have an idea," replied the young wife,
but shall not tell 1t you, lest 1t should put
you on tho wrong scent What wish you
70 do 10 to take mp my case. If you wish will
bring you tomorrow the only photograph /
have OF my husband, q copy of my marriage
certificate, and will give you all the infor-
nation can. AS to terms. will be plain
with you. do not intend 10 have the rest of
my Life ruined and to be the wife OF hub-
The evening world., 1889-04-03

they've gone. / have my own Yacht here.
I'm having some Int repairs eNcCu ed, or |
would start now. But we can start this even
ing, and make the run III twelve hours. We
shall he anchored close by them tomorrow
mo,ning and 10y maxine some excuse o.
otncr Nj Ellerton can board your husbands
yacht at once,
Tie detective looked at the lady for In
struv vtiUns,
escape us now we may lose all trace OF them.
Are you sure that we shall find them at this
place ~
Certain" replied the gentleman. II
have mnde friends with one of the sailors, and
obtained full information from him."
Making the appointment for that evening
the gentleman left them, and Mrs. Morrison
went to hotel. In the evening. to the
regret of the two men. Mrs, Morrison
The evening world., 1889-04-03
Among the Workers.

Nearly all the striking carpet-workers are
seeking work elsewhere.
Workmen on the new buildings in Seventy
fourth street, between Ninth and Tenth ave-
nues are on strike because of the failure of Con-
tractor j. j. Yates to pay arrears OF wages due
the stair-buiders
The Printing Trades Section failed to meet
last night because a quorum was not present.
The Electric Hou-cwiremen have Joined the
Tin and ShCct-lrOn Workers Union in author
izing Matthew Barr 10 act as their walking dele
gate.
At the Miscellaneous Sections meeting last
night a written complaint was read from the
Jewish Chorus Union, charging the Mendcl sohn
Club of Actors with allowing its members to
perform with nou-union choristers. The mat
ter was referred to the Grievance Committee.
Lodge No. | of the United Order of American
Carpenters and Joiners has issued n circular
stating that Nelson Mcfadden Is its regular
Financial Secretary and that all communica-
tions addressed to its members by Mr.. IusCI-
hop inviting them to meet at q Clinton place is
unauthorized, the meeting place OF the lodge
being at the corner of Sixth avenue and Twenty
sixth street.
The evening world., 1889-04-03

wards. Mr. Ellerton could NOT say how long
lo slept. He remembered hearing confused
kind OF convcIsatlon coming to MN Ia ms
dreams, and presently, teellng something
touch him, he opened his eyes.
He saw two men in the CABIN, ana one OF
them had revolver in his hand.
Al first ne thought he was still dreaming,
then the reality came suddenly to him: he
recognized the man with the revolver. Leap
:ng up from his berth he exclaimed, Ned
Donovan wv
IN nan with the revolver. big, deter
mined looking fellow OF at ont forty, with
hushy black beard and Shaggy, ,ovcrhanging
eyebrows, nOdd 'd his head and laughed.
Yes, MIR. Ellcrton,' he said, ITS me,
right enough You didn't expect to have the
pleasure of my company. did YOU
In Il moment the full meaning of the sltua-
tion hurst upon the detective. He had been
trapped. He was alone and detenseless on
the high seas with n man who two years ago
hat sworn to he quits with him for putting
away his pal.
This man. Ned Donovan. and another,
Jack Frampton, the pal - who had been
put away" were the heads of one of the
most desperate gangs of burglars in the
kingdom. Elleron had been the means OF
capturing Franpton, who had eluded the
pOlicc for wears. The detective had done the
lob cleverly, aud had run his man down
through former member Of the gang, who
betrayed him. Every attempt had been made
by the gang TO square the oihcer and get MN
70 wink at Frampto ons escape, but he stern!y
refused. and after desperate struggle, in
which three of his men were wounded,
Ellerton had made prisoner OF the redoubt;
able Frampton, and for the time being had
broken mp the whole band. Donovan was
not in the Job for which Frampton was taken,
hut il reached the detectives ears that he
had sworn 10 be revenged on him for what
he called - his treachery," and Donovan was
a man who had an ugly reputation for Keep
ing his threats-
The evening world., 1889-04-03
CAN'T COUNT THE GOLD YET.
Assistant Treasurer Roberts Has Not shown
Up at the Sub-Treasury.

Owing 10 the death Of Judge Alexander McCue
the United States Sub-Treasury in this city was
without head until this morning, when United
States Treasurer James W. Hyatt arrived from
Washington and took charge.
Cashier Muheman transacted all thel busi-
ness. but refused yesterday to take the RESPONSE
bility of receiving the days collections,
1850, oO0 from the Custom House and receipt
ing therefor. The money and securities were
placed in q vault until this morning. when MIR.
Hyatt authorized the cashier to give the neces-
Editor Ellis H. Roberts. Of Utica, the new
Assistant Treasurer, had not yet qualified,
and the Sub Treasury people are at n loss to ac-
count for his failure TO show up. II il believed
he is busy preparing his bond.
When Mr. Roberts gives his bond Mr.. Hyatt
and Cashier Muheman will turn over the Sub
Treasury to him, and in their presence and that
of their bondsmen the money and securities will
be counted and receipted for bv Mr. Roberta II
found all right, 1t will require about four
weeks to count the money
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MUST DRIVE IN DERBY HATS.
New Edict for the Jehus on the Broadway
surface Cars.


The drivers on the Broadway surface cars are
all out in Derby hats to-day, and they present
quite dudish appearance.
This il the result of an order promulgated by
Supt. Newell.
Heretofore the gentlemen who handle tho
rcins over the steeda that whirl the " coaches Of
the poor up and down New Yorks busiest
thoroughfare have worn anything from an army
cap to a plug hat, and strangers have remarked
Oh their uncOuth appearance.
But hereafter the man who smokes on the
front platform will have the pleasure Of riding
with fashionably hated gentleman.
There was no objection by. the men to this
order, and only one driver failed to Obtain tho
required hcad. gear at the appointed hour The
driver OF car No. 30 wore his old Scotch cap,
but was laid on for one trip to give him time to
obtain his Derby.
The Dcrhes are of all shapes. colors and con-
ditions, however, form q secondhand soup
turccn to t5 Dunlap or Knox. But the effect
IL good nevertheless, and the Broadway drivers
prcsont better appearance than those on the
other roads.
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found very little more. A few private IN
quires III the neighbOrhOod where the yonng
couple had lived together satisfied hlm that
Mr.. Morrison was what Is vulgarly known as
- swell The tradeSpeople, who lemem-
cred him, said he was quite the gentleman;
But for a year no one about the place had
seen him. The Indy paid her bills, and was
much respected. 1t was supposed that the
husband had gone abroad 10 india, or Amer
ica, or some place like that
Up in London Mr.. illerton showed the
photograph right and left. but cou.a tnd no
one whu recognized 1t, nor could J." any
where find among the MOrrIsnns who were
dis 'oycrablc through tho " Post Oficc Dlrec-
tory " any one 10 answer the description of
the missing iuan.
One morning about fortnight after he
had taken the affair M, the young lady called
upon him in state OF great agitation.
We have Il clue, " she exclaimed; - we
must follow II mp quickly. Can you leave
with me for Havre to night Z"
Why for Hnvrc;"
My husband is there. The gentleman
who wants to marry me has St en- hun there.
Look ut this telegram,
The detective took the telegram and read
il. II was rs follows: Believe Morrison Is
here on board yacht with young English lady
said to be his wife; Saw him being rowed
from shore today
" Pray come with me-" urged the agitnted
lady. " il is most important that you should
collect the evidence there. l could not.
Name your own terms but come"
That night MIR. Ellerton and Mrs. Morfi-
son left Southamuton by the Hayre packet
aud arrived at their destination at Q on tie
following morning
The "EGentieman was on the quay 20
meet them. Mrs. Morrison had telegraphed
to him.
They sailed this morning" he said.
The lady's face fell. SO did the detec-
tive's.
"Oh, but We shall have them yet" said
the gentleman. I've Ascertained where
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declared that she was unable 10 make the
journey. She was quite knocked up and
wns afraid she WAS going t. be i'll. What
was to hc done2 Tp delay would be to lose
the mgitivcs. Ultimately it was agreed that
coed al, ne. At the tJSae appointed they were
rowed out TO q small yacht which was lying
IN the river,
There were two sailors ON board the
dressed as captain. Immediately the pasSen-
gers were IL board the anchor was heaved,
and the little vessel started on her voyage.
The detective smoked cigar or two on deck,
and was then invited to turn IN. He was
conducted bv the gentleman TO a berth IN the
little cabin below, and feeling sleepy he
turned in and was soon IN the land OF
dreams.
In telling the story Of his adventure after