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tobbins Electric Soap is pure white, anu
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-10-24

Julius Jones. 81 Lincoln, Buffalo conn z.
was crushed to death under q load Of lrm-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-10-24

Thousands Of cures follow the use Of DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy. 50 cents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-10-24
SCFOfula HUmOr

"hy little daughters lto saved, as we believe
by Hoods Sarsapar,ia. Before she Nas six month";
ola sorofula sores began to appear, and in shors
time she had soyon running sores, One physician
advised tbe Hmputatiou OF one Of her fingers
Co which Ne refused 41seut We began giving her
Hoods sarsarorilia, A marked improvement was
noticed after sho had taken only one bottle and By
scournuea usc OF 1t Scr recovery was complete And
she rs being year, old. strong and healthy.
y. O. JoSEs Alma. Lincola Co. Me
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-10-24

SENT EprCon nppiiea,tion enclosing one
TIIEOUOHE HOLLAND. BOX i4, Pulla., Pa
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-10-24
Hoods SarsapariIla
IOO poses ono DoIlar

sold by an druggists. 81 si1 for S. Prepared oul
by q. HOOD CO. Lowell, Mass
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-10-24

-e,oo the SUMMER scented air,
,flrs the bowery mountain Ways
90, I1-I' s-day morning l repair
..-re my church, a mile away
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-10-24
GOLD HUNTERS ADVENTURES

IN AUSTRALIA, by WM H. luoMEsj Emo
5dt pago7. 90 full. page Illustrations. stirring
story OF a adventure among HuahrauRcrs aud Out
laws Largest and best Books ever sold Tor price.
only - ceuts. postpaid Address ALKK. 4. loN0
a 90. Lakeside bldg, Chicago. m.
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A PRETTY WEDDING.
Mr.. Thomas Y. Drafts Married to Miss
Annie F.. HoFg.

A very pretty home wedding took place at =
o'clock last evening at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles il. Hogg, No. % East Sixty-hrst
street, when tho marriage OF their daughter,
Miss Annie +. Hogg, and Mr.. thomas Y. Crafts
was celebrated. Rev. John Il. Paxton, rector
of the West PreshvteriNn Church, uficiated.
Tho coupe stood under q CANOPY of pale-bluo
silk and before an altar W palms banked with
roscs. Tire bride wore q Handsome Empire
Iown of white corded silk, heavily trimmed
with pearl pass, moutoric and fine O~rocalc. Tho
long ttllo veil was, caught, M by Y
cluster Of diamond. She carried a bunch Of
b. two lite micccs. Miss F,lith and Miss iinGci
jackson, who wore very r"cttv gCwGS OF white
silk and ]cnrricJ baskets of rusrs. he maid ~
horor was Mirs Mamie c. Hog, n ,istgr Oi the
bride, who was at igCl III Il gown OF whito crrrG
dc Chine, elaborate trimmed Will eol3. Sic
Hutton was the hest man aud the uslcr- werc
MAc,srs, James Donald and l~3rceiics Maxwell.
III brides presents were very handsome.
\ reception followed tig ceremony, ,Prhord
serving the cullatlo on and Lauder ,tupplicd the
mI,iEsic; Some OF the gge'tS We're Mr' and Me-
%sSd crSiits' Mr. y; J. Eayi,' NJ. &. ".
Ni:, William S%cirndy, Miss Irene R,a3l. lii!s
ward Taylor, Mr.' Everett iLitii5,' iir. f,orsoii j.,
n'Bricn, Mr., and Mr.. rhar!cN Pint, Mr.. and
n n1S 8 .a Mr. and I'd &c., HT"'&%a :. \. S 1%GrE. on n S +: s"I
Mr.. Moore. Mrr. Jack on. MIR. i. Holder
Spear. Mr.. Theo. NRldrnhurg, Mr.. and Alrs.
! u. GLACIER, Miss SCRIBE Hunter, Mr. WALL,
Ira Shaicr. Nj, Edwin u. Macy, Ny. and Airs.
Charles lorce. Mr.. ard Mrs. Croct becck. Mi,
Sane. Blackwell, Mr. aud Mrs. k,clur, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Dewey. Mr.. and Mrs. .Jhorno, Lieut.. W.
i. Mitchell, &. :. ~, aud Ny. Thomas r. FIJI.
Among the profugion or weld ,ng presents dis
played were a handsome antique silver tea set
from Mr.. Joseph Pulitzer, y tuli set Of Dresden
china from the business oficr ~ l'HE WORLD, II
silver tea service rom the editorial stan Of TlLE
Cohen. q diamond solitaire ring froul Mr.. and
Mr.. Charles jackson, from Mr.. HUI a piano
lamp. n ease of cutlery from MIR, Robert Hogg.
II silver writing desk from Mr.. JOS. Donald aud
n decd from the bride'5 father. The presents
crowded n large room.
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land for everything concerning geography is
we'll known. So there was not a reader, to
whatever class lie belonged. who did not deyOur
the columns devoted to Phiieas Fogg.
During the first few days which followed the
departure of tho gentleman important bushes.
transactions had been made on tho 'tiength of
his undertaking.. The world of bettors in Eng
lard j. n more intelligent and elevated word
than that OF gamblers. To bet Is according to
the English temperament; 70 that not only the
various members OF the Reform Club made
heavy bets for or against phileas Fogg, bIt the
mass of the public entered into the movement.
Phileas Fogg was entered like q race-hoTse i'll
a sort OF stud book. A bond was issued, which
was Immediately quoted upon the London Ex-
change. ''Phileas .Fogg" was bid" or
asked" firm or above par, and enormous
transactions were made. But five days after hls
departure, after the appearance of the article
in the Bulletin of the Geographical Society.
the offerings commenced to come in plentltully.
'Phileas Eogg declined. 1t was offered in
bundles. Taken first at Ave, then OF ten, 1t was
aanaIly taken only at twenty at fifty at one hum
Only one adherert remained stsGdfast to him.
II was the. old, paralytic Lord Albemlrle.
This honorable gentleman, CONFINED to his arm.
chair, would have al, en-. his fortune to be able
to make the tour OF the world, even in ten
years. He bet live Thousand pounds in favor OF
gtrated 70 him, he contented himself with reply
EnglishmAn should be the hrst 70 do it |"
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passport"
-" And your master -
Remained on board
'But, continued the detective, he must
prevent limyclt in rcrson at the Consuls Office
TO establish his identity"
"Nhat. is that necessary 2"
"Indlf pen able"
"And where is the Office ~
~ here OF the corner of the square, replied
the detective, pointing out a house two hum
bred PAGES OIL. - .
Then | must so for my master, who will not
be pleased TO have his plans deranEed!"
Thereupou, tie passenger bowed to Fix and
returned aboard the steamer.
WHICH SHOWS ONCE MORE THE usELEssNEss OF
PASSPORTS ~ POLICE MATTERS.
The detective LEFT the wharf and turned
quickly towards the ConsUlS Office. Imme.
diRtely upon his pressing demapdhe WAS uGhered
into the presence OF that official.
Consul he raid, without any other pre-
Amble. ~ have strong reasons for Lelleving
that our man has taken pAHsOge aboard the
Mongolia. ," And Fix related what had passed
between the servant and himself with reference
well, MIR. Fix" replied the Copgul, ~
would not be sorry to see the face or this rogue.
But perhaps he VIII not present himself At my
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will. At this moment he showed some signs OF
Impotence. going, coming, unable To remain in
The name of this man wasFix. and he was one
OF the Gctecttyei, on agents OF the Engll'h
po,ice' ftat HHd rGGh sent T." nEs yEarl I1on ga "a
Bank Of Fuglaud. lhis Fix YVES to watch, with
the %gr,atcst care. az travellers tSkln% tie sneH
route, aUd If one ct them seemed suspicious to
him, 10 follow HIM NJ whilst waiting Tor a war
rant for arrest.
just two days before Fix had received from
the description of the supposed robher. Il was
that OF tile distinguished and well-drcssed gem
room of Tie bank. The detective, eytidSntIfy
much excited by the large reward promi' Cd III
case Of success, wGE waiting then with an i'm
patience easy, to understand. the arrival OF the
And Won say, Consul, F." he asked for the tenth
time. that this vessel cannot be behind
No, Alr. Fix, " replied the Consul. she
enc IHiiimdred and INV kiHiomet'cs of The caral
arc Of no moment tor srch u sallGr.
Moving among tho waiting crowd, Itx, from
BmirinE the UarsC"s-ly with q rapid glance.
II was ;l.n half past ten.
- but this steamer Vii never arrive ~ he eN-
claimed, OF hearing the port cock strike,
she cannot be far OF, replied the Consul
Fix was not long lett 10 his reflections. Sharp
whistle, announced the arrival OF tho steamer;
The entire horde Of potter. and iel9hs rushed
NcrieuCing the limbs and the clothing of the
pa ScnGcrs. 4 Co2Cu boats Int on from the
fIpre L, meet the - Mongolia SON was seen
the enormous lull OF tho "MorgoliR " passing
hc.wcpn the shores Of the canal. ana eleven
o'c.vck was striking when the stcrmer camc 20
az chor IN the ruUdstcad, while the escaping of
the steam made . great noise.
There wa quite a number of passengers
RbOnrd. Some remained on the spar-Ucck con-
templat:ng ihe picturesque panorama of the
town, but the most OF them, came Ashore IN the
boats which mad gone to hail the" MONGOLIA
Fix was examining carefully all those that
landed, when one Of them approached him, after
having vigorously pushed back the tellahs who
overwhelmed him with their offers OF service.
and asked him very politely il he could show
him the Office OF the English consular agent,
And at the same time tins passenger presented
have tho British riSr. Fix insiincnvely took
!hc passport and at glance read me dSiSrip;;
sscaped him. The sheet trembled IN his hand,
Identical with that which he had received from
the Commissions o! the Metropolitan Police
Tins passport is not yours?' he said to the
no" replied the latter, lit is my masters
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The adEerents Of phileas TogR became fewer
and lever: everybody, and not without reason,
was putting himscf against him; bets We're
taken 1T one hundred and fifty and two hun
DIRE | AGAINST one, when, even doyt after his de-
p%arturc, rr crtirCly unexpected incident caused
them not to be taken at all.
At nire ociocl; III the evening of this day the
Commissioners OF the Metropolitan Police re-
ceived Il telegram i'll the following words:
"SUEz TO LONDON.
- Ro,an, Comm'ssfonsr Of Police. central Office, Scotland
SIU1rs'
81 have tho bank robber, PhiIens Fogg. Send
without delay warrant Of arrest 10 Bombay British
IndIa). FIX, DetectiUe."
The effect of this dispatch was immediate.
The honorable gentleman disappeared To make
room for the balk-note roDber. His photo
graph. deposited ut the Reform Club with those
of his colleagues, was examined. 1t reproduced,
feature by feature, the man whose description
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CTAGE BOX OFFICE
,,rs OF THEATRICAL GOSSIP HEARD
AROUND THE CITY.

,.,setional Scene ut Daly's Theatre
Cnenees at the Fifth Avenue-Laura
n,rt In our Ninon"-Trouble Ahead
tor Roland Reed-Dockstader's First
Annesrance in 1.-THE Tallapoosa."
-,.ro WAS quite a little sensation yesterday
l.. certain uptown cafe (cafe sounds better
ma . hor.room, doesn't il y where actors do con-
ur.o.te. A little grour of five. who shall be
S"usrless. were discussing The events of the day
,beir usual agreeably dogmatic manner
nm.ddenly they were joined by a gentleman who
,,'"Sed Az though he had very important news to
communicate
y, Rows. - he said, ''Ivo Just heard Of a ine
.ov At Days Theatrs-such language such
threats"
I,,tantly there was attention, Five mouths
.,,ored Intersections; five pairs of lips opened
~ loud inauiry; five pairs of eyes pierced the
speaker,
T"For goodness sake, don't keep MS in sus-
,,rse. - was the .gist of the subsequent remarks.
'"Well, " said the gentleman, lit appears that
Mr. DAILY was alone in the room this morning
9TH A certain member OF his company who has
rt appeared since last season. Somebody pass
iro heard a noise. Suddenly DAILY was heard to
Yr: Shut up. you brute! Get out of this =
The actor who made this discovery passed
nnickly on. But he raw Days antagonist leave
NE room. 1 know the name. I'll bet you
drinks you can't guess IT,"
THE bet was accepteN and the guessing began.
"He wouldn't, dare to address Miss Rehan
like that. No that couldn't be.
-" Was it John Drew But no. Drew wouldn't
"""Coiid Mrs. Gilbert" No, not that old lady.
o. cOur. @ not
10 The gnesses continued. At last one Of the
actors waxed enthusiastic.
~ was Mrs. ycamaus, he said. What a
fool was not to think of il before. Yes, it was
Mrs. Yeamaus.. But shut up. you brute, il
rather rough all the same"
""Yuu axe all wrong" said the tormentor,
and you arc none OF you likely to pass. Set
up the drinks and listen to the name of this I'M
":Weli y from five mouths.
"Mephisto, Daly's bulldog"
Then, the actors continued to talk dog.
maticaly.
Miss Nellie Farren, of the London Gaiety Com
many, is gettiug very Gignifiel with advancing
years. She is no longer Nellie. but Miss Ellen
farren.
There will be plenty OF changes. at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre next week. On Monday, Tues
% Ssy, S ! H. , DAY % MI nMSc, ana sS!artHHITtlaES GGTye59ing.
Clerical SSg sl!'ffE rTor, az T i spt color "s5 sreesnt y ara
"Chatterton:"- THURSDAY. in Nowadays"
and Friday. Hamlet" This programme sub
Jet to slight change. Nowadays " is new in
this country.
The writer of this column has Just received
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" WHICH A NEW SECURITY APPEARS on THE LON
DON EXCHANGE.

(WHICH A NEW SECURITY APPEARS ON THE LON
DON EXCHANGE.
Ihheas FogR. in leaving London, doubtless
suhot suspect the great excitement which his
Separture was going to create. The news of the
sSRer spread first IN the Reform Club, and pro-
SSuoeu quite a stir among the members OF that
LOhorable circle. Then from the Club it went
no The papers through the medium Of the
ii~eporterS, and from the papers to the public OF
"Vnuon and the entire United Kingdom.
Inc question OF the tour of the world" was
SOmmented upon, discussed, dissected. with az
much passion and warmth as II it were a new
pp.Aoama affair. Some took sides with Phileas
IISSfEe, others-and they soon formed a consider
e SMe m9jority-declared against him. To ac-
SiSUnqEplish this tour OF the world, otherwise than
thtm 'neSry and upon paper, in this minimum OF
pIovVs, WIN the means OF communicating en-
SSE;SI isiSnSp regepti IT Was not only img9SSiRls, y :
s nS tEysning Star, the MORNING Chronicle"
IeeSi n,wsnty Other, pagers OF large oircuiation'
10 re Daily Telegraph" alone sustained him
SfAfiv certain extent. Phileas Fogz was gen.
colIssss reared a., a maniac, ~. a 1901. ana ms
WaTsSrRnes were blamed for having taken up his
MANY which impeaohed the s~ouldness OF the
pSNasiEcl faculties OF its originator. Extremely
bSSr"JaStO but very logical articles rap-
'ao on the subject III interest felt in Eng
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Office II he ~ what Won suppose. A robber does
not like to leave behind him the tracks of his
passage, and besides the, forma!ity OF passports
is no longer obligatory"
"Consul. +" REPLIED the detective, "if he is Q
shrewd man, as we think, he will come"
ITO have his passport riSed ?"
Yea. Passports never serve, but e, incom!
mode honest people and to. aid the fight OF
rogues. | warrant You that his will be. all regu-
lar, but l hope certainly that you will not rise
~" And why not ? If his passport is regular I
have no right TO refuse my UtSe."
But Consul, l must retain this man until I
have. received from London a warrant OF az
""Ah, Mr., Fix, that is your business, 4" replied
tins. Consul, - but IL cannot - -
The Consul did not hniSh his phrase. AZ thig
moment there was q knock at the door Of his pgts
yate office, and the office boy broughtt ~ two
foreigners, one of whom was the servant who
had been talking with the detective. They
master presented his passport, asking the Con-
sui briefly 70 be kind enough to Utse II The lat
ter took the passport and read IL carefully,
while Fix, in one corner, OF the room. was OBJ
serving or rather deyouring the stranger with
(To b 0oRtnUSdl
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NIUSEMEN rs.

" OSTER \ BThLSC CONCERT HALL.
IA V RYTHISG MEM
ALFXANDROiF BROS, SEBASTIAN MILLER,
Muslcal iscrrn'ttc7. Champion Athlete.
Lottie Elliot, kHri and Bailey. Ashley and Hin.
Mottneos MCntly. WeJrG,in Saturday.
Monday DON JUAN.
kTH AVEHUE THEATRE. B,vsy and .sth st.
-, H!bSSMTSS LAST PEHt9RMANCgs OF
Next week land last, Clito, Nowndays. Hamlet and
triple bill.
NEW PARK THEATRE, BG IADWhY S3iTH ST.
N IN TIEIR LkIEST SUCCESS,
pFnn lkI~II Al(iSVGCRA(Y.
and FAY. woane . awh aaG s ExEEIN ma.lnec..
STAR THEATRE. LAST WEEK.
- Regular .fNtinees "Wednesday and Saturday.
". J. SGANLAN U cS Sa' lE,A AMRHJ5tbESS .
NeEt Megk-iedI ~ md And RA-ry in Hcrmini,.
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ON Wednesday. the ninth of October, there
the iron steamer Mongolia. " OF the I%oninsu-
lar and Oriental Company. sharp bnilt with ii
spar deck, of two Thousand eight hundred. tons
power. The :" Mongolia nude regular trips
from Brindisi TO Bombay by the nee Canal. 1t
had always exceeded the regular rate of speed.
Il at i ten miles An hour between l5rindisi and
SUez, and nine a!d htty-tlree hundrcdths miles
between SueZ and Bombay.
Whilst waiting for the arrival of the Mon
gola, +" two men were walkiug up and down the
wharf in the midst of tie crowd of natives and
foreigners who come together in this town. no
Longer a small one. to which the great work of
NJ. I.eKFs ps assures = great future.
One of these men was the consular agent Of
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the United Kingdom, settled At Suez, who, IN
spite OF the doletul .prognostcRtons OF the
British Government Andthe sinister predictions
or stephenEon. .tre engineer, EuwE NRil,h ships
Ting on oEe-halt the old route from England 70
tho East ,lndies around the Cape OF Cool Hope.
Intelligent, nervous face, who was contracting
MS eyebrows with remarkable persistence.
eyes, but whose brtlliancy he could suppress at
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From Colorado.

PLATTEvILLE, Weld County. Col. Oct. II. 1887.
FLEMING Bros.
DEAR SINS; / consider DR.. C. MCLANE's CELE.
BRArEDL LIVER PILLS TO he n splendid article for bilious
ness. headache, fever and debility. They strengthen
and tone the system perfectly. We have used them in
our fanny Ir tnIrIy Years aud can commend them.
WIN. ID. Ross,
MARGAgET Ross.
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6 6S{1 been rb SSrp pscsiTad 0y St sSs Sgstel,SSs! p & IN;
FoEG's life had been, his isolation, his sudden
departure. and 1t appeared evident that this
the world, and supporting II BY q E~enseleEs bet.
had had NO further aim than to mislead the
agents of the English police.
IN WHICH THE AGENT. FIX, SHOWS A VERY PROPER
IMPATIENCK.
These are the circumstance under which the
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Peddlers and some unscrupulous Grocers
are offering limitations which they claim to
~ be Pearine, or " the same as Pearlne."
HHWGTH It's falSe-they are not, and besides are
OO dangerous. PEARLINE is never peddled,
but sold by all good grocers.
Manufactured only by JAMES PYLE. New York
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from Europe Q, programme OF the entertainment
E trin 70 oh board thg City Of New York on its last
j. deals with one or two OF our "Sd FSmnt rs
iEEiendsi From il $3.50 was gained. half for
and, half fh FOR tho "G SssScn Of 6sT York
OF LIVERPOOL. Singing, Ieadings, p|amotoTttc
,9l9 BE- Were indnlgcd N. Alexa0dSSr tCSmStOcciEs,
committee; his wjfo, one of the 'FsnpniinUtV".. ~
Iegdie Marks the manager, and Miss Miilie
sweet song-birds. NV
MiSs Laura Burt has secured the play in
ing on the 10Th IL. Worcester, Mas, nm ", tmo
mE}nnHRSememt of Messrs. Ell,s.cr and Lynch.
Whh;cNgr tia, mas, he? Miss. Maroon Abnott l.
the leading lady and Ed Morris The comedian. !"
There is said to be trouble brewing for tho
popular comedi9n Roland Reed. George Jessop
NM SNiulan Clll wrote q comedy for him an
titled - American Assurance, which, they cor.
tenn' IT was agteed TO gave AZ All important New
ddeEasiH Of fF% Stm%y, and t Il TS esIs sMf oi tSiI H., o, ia /" Eo2t
HiSSiand Reed, ho%eya en-, has az 'ocliGn"crdiS to on sSc
play, "t the 'oye 81 pHHr"0 m! "WyomanIsS R%rnGt,srns
which + re- 2 sure th,ns. unnttcpted with any
pay is T Away g%H a sonrGe OF ct d nFS5TG'T fo the = prev prev
ducers;, So thereby hangs q ta:c, Manager
lack M; Reeds am able pilot, aid Yesterday
'ssN @hhhN WI NbuNl IllOnIt-
etly be presented at u Broadway Theatre i'm the
Spring 81, Autumn. but that fer the present "A
woman Hater was good enough ard wOuld lc
continued; Mr.. Jack looked a. though he didn't
mind legal fsticuffs in tho least.
Actors are always complaining about their
dressing. and in must cuSes. goodness knows,
there Is ample ground Tor complaint. Al Eng
iish actor has carefully kept { diary o. the places
in which he wac ,Orced to dlesF, and u London
paper has published II few Of his remark, with
out names, or course. Here is one Ot his entries.
|liithy room. Pipsty Just outside. flth froni
which pcrcolntes THROUGH wall into room, was
tcariully lick all the week and expected tvrhoid
fever. Actors here tell awiul tales Of tho places
III which they are, forced to garb themselves
when on the road"
The Talla roo7a, announced as IAN Amcri-
can naval opera, rcplntc with barCarOlcs and
other deep-sua spccialtics, hul!ed. W.rhoilcd and
adapted Tor family use, = was picSer ted Tor the
hlBt time AT ;pocNstrie"'s last, night in the
presence of n large audience. DockstadCr ap-
peared as. Capt; Rural. of Indiana, the Com
mander OF the T2.lnpooS2. WHO got sick upon
full Of mercury, aud it runs in me every time the
weather. s clear, " he explaine. Some of Docketad-
erH lines are very funny. md Nj. Lev has q quiet
droilery OF his own that GOES n long way. Dock
tho stage, and he was nervous last night. jay
TAYLOR sang very, commercially; So did Miss
Emma MabClla lakeI. George Marion was
tnnny az ~. Curlcnl?. Some OF the music of
uIho Ioiiaroo.G /. pr"iity. Thee, we're, a
brooklyn Navy Iard III dcc0llcte lTesscs. Miss
Violet Newham did \ skirt dance.
Something of a Pervenu.
Prom L,Jr.i
"Do You know Mr.. Marcus Browne ?"
- KNOW him " I guess. He was my cham
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Two Games.

Two Games.
tirom 7spds SDtinqs
Little Johnric-Lc'S play stage robber. You
come along and III spring out with n pistol and
take away everything you've got.
Little Jimmi, -liut We haven't got no pistol
nor nuth'n liiea stage! Tell you what; when
Won come along III get you to sign n paper and
then | can rob you Just the same without a
pistol.
like II bettCr.
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From Windsor Castle.

From Windsor Castle.
Iron The Epoch.l
His hit true, lIalbcrt Hcdward,' asked
Queen Victoria, that Enry Hirving as grown
fat?'
Hit hare true, unfortunately, " replied the
Prince.
Then horder i'm to play the Two Juhrs'
hin hour royal presence This h%eNening hat height
hO'cluck.