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A Scientific Order.
THE ABILITY TO BEAR PAIN

Is the test of iortituds among the Indian tribes.
But We defy amy Cherokee. Sioux or Conan che to
endure the twinEss OF rheumAtism without vino
ing. These, indeed, slight at hrst, but grow In
intensity until the beeoms Undesirable. No mat
sdy is more ultimate in Its maturity than that
which gives rise 10 them. The need. then, OF
stacking II at the OUTSET. Foremost among rsms-
die, for t is Hoststtsrs Stomach Bters. safer and
infinitely more effective than oolehieuu. vsritrum
and nuE yomleG, all remedies Whioh might prove
destructive OF life In . slightly excessive dose.
Mineral dspursutA, also, when not positively inis-
ehsSous, far inter or in remedial power TO this
SAlutATy botanic msdieins Il entirely sIps's from
the blood the AeTd i'm pu Titss which orikiuEts the
disease. ana snTiehsA a. well - efAnsss u. Con.
sIipatiOn. liver comp Amt, dyspepsia and other all
msnts also give wAy tG u
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= serpent had stung her, she fell upon her
knees, and, lifting up her streaming eyes to
the portrait OF her dead mother, she PRAYED
prayed passionATely for help. for light in
her iarkness, for guidance in her hour Of
anguish.
Aud as she prayed she grew calmer. Her
mothers face smiled on her still. There
was no sorrow there--nO cloud upon the
brow, no dimness IN those tender eyes.
The girl took II as an omen. This dAs-
tardly letter vas a lie. Her Herbert Was
good and loyal and true.
In moment she had made up her mind.
Passing hurriedIy into Ter little bedroom.
she put on her hat and her mantle. picked
mp the letter, and, leaving a message with
the servant that she had gone for walk,
she went out iutO the street, and. hsiling a
cab, told the driver TO take her to Stamford
street. BlGckiTiars.
Lefty Klein Vas going to call upon Maggie
HelshAm-
When Lefty arrived at the house her heart
sank little, and for : momsuts her courage
failed her.
What vas abe going 10 dor
To learn from this Womans own lips II the
story was true, ana II u vas true 10 yield up
her lover 10 the woman Nho haa the greater
right 10 him. Come what may, Ehe would
At least not be ths one 70 rob hsI Of him.
She asked to see Miss Helshsin. hut gave
no mama Say LADY on urgent business.
Lefty wAs admitted. and found herself
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him for his advice, for the situation was be-
coming urbsarable.
Lefty sat in her fathers armchair. and
took up book Of poems to read. She read
till she was tired, and then laid her head
back in the chair to dream.
A her hands fell down by her side In the
great armchair her fingers touched some
thing. She drew It up aud looked at it. IL
wac a letter-a letter which had fallen from
her erpocket-
Now. Lefty was her papa's secretary All
his correspondence was attended to by her,
Between father aud daughter there were 10
secrets. and, being in the habit OF reading
all his letters. she began to read this one
without thinking. II might be one he had
forgotten to give her-some matter which
wanted attending TO.
She read il half through before she under
stood what II was about. Then, knOwing
not what she did. che gave little CRY. aud
read it TO the end.
Then shs dropped il as though il had been
burning coal, and started to hsr feet
oh" she moansd, "hoW vile. how
Wickedi Il is not true; know it is not
tTusP
She was woman Of the world enough 10 IN
derstand all that the vile letter meant to
her. For a moment she thought she Was
dTeAming-that some hideous nightmare
had come to her il her sleep
Bus abe looked down on the iOor and there
ay the hideous thing At her feet.
Then. With sharp cry Of pain - though
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A Very Faint Resemblance.

A female. who Ii always fishing for com.
pliments, asked Col. Yerger il he heard
Patti sing when she was in this country.
Yes. am personally acquainted with
her."
me and Patti resemble each other just liz
tle7"
There was an awkward pause. and finally
Col. Yergsr replied:
Yes, think l do perceive some little
resemblance"
You mean her voice wal. q little like
mine?"
semble each other very much about the
cars.
You mean VIC have both got fine cars for
music ."
81 don't near, that. I mean Patti wears
earrings and 80 do you"
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knowing that such vile charge had been
made against him.
The old violinist had received the anOny-
nous letter on the Stature ay night at the
theatre. On the Sunday he had been unus-
ually grave. After dinner Lefty came and
sat by him, and talked in her quiet. hAopy
way of Herbert and the future. Her dear
old father was TO live with them when they
were married-nothing should separate
them. And then on sundays they would be
able to sit together, as they had done for
years.
Lefty looked up as she spoke at her
mothers lace. In their new home that
sweet face would still look down upon her
she thought. 1t should hang over the man
tClslslf Just as il hung here. Her mother
and her father should snare the happiness
OF her married life
The ol man folowed the tender gaze of
the giII. and his eyes rested on his lost
wile's face and they filled with tears Was
another great sorrow coming Epon him now
was he about 10 learn that which would
compel linn to dash the cup of happiness
from his daughters hps, 10 darken her
young lite with a cloud that perhaps must
never be lifted.
Unable to control his emotion he pleaded
a headache and sad that he would lie doEn
for a little. Lefty was left alone. Herbert
Was not coming that SUNDAY. He had TO g
70 zee friend M tha country. The truil
was that Herbert had gone TO see relative
> solicitor, who lived At Hertford. 10 ask
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Klein, who lives with them. still has the
place Of honor at the eozy tiresids on Sun
day afternoons, and smiling down upon ths
happy little family, the portrait OF the dad
mother hangs over the mAntelshelI.
The old man knows what his brave little
daughter did about the anonymous letaer.
but Herbert will never know. Neither Lstts
nor her father wish him to think thsS
they ever heard OF the one mis-
take of his life. But the shados
of Maggie Helsham never lies upon his
happy domestic hearth. The day aftsr
Lettys interview with her, Herbert received
a letter. in which she expressed her sincere
regret for the annoyance she had caused
hlm, and promised never to worry hiE
again.
Guy Lawrence, as soon a. his engagemsns
wa, up. left the Melody, and whom last heard
OF was in America, where the waggish erit-
les roundly accused him Of keeping eOFo.
neted note paper IN his Writing-desk IN or
der to Write himself letters from English
duchesses. which he always managed 70
leave lying about when any one vas eomiaS
to his dressing-Toom.
Brave little Lefty Klein. hos many siElz
would have had the pluck to grasp thsiI
nettle as she did hers I! She had her reward
She crushed a scandal which might have
haunted her all her life. aud she is the hap
pi{st little wife In London. mATrlsd-shs
says so herself, and sEe ought TO be the bssi
iudge-to the best husband In the wOFla.
lTHE ESD.l
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A Difference In Tastes.

The sounds of an animated rumpus within
caused a traveller to pause in front OF Q
Kansas cabin Just in time to see the owner
thereof emerge on dead run with his head
thrust through the bottom of skillet.
What's the matter ?" qucried the trav-
eller. - ls there catamount loose in the
house?"
No. not. presizely. returned the house.
holder, trying to pull of the skillet Jest
me- an the ole woman decdin what motto
the front room. Tastes differ. She stuck
for Goi Bless Onr Home, an l wanted
Peace, be Still, Haint got file nur nutll N
nv the kind about YOU Wal. then / reckon
Ill have To santer down to the blacksmith
= hop to get rid Nv this yere skillet.
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FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

A new Waters Union is to be organised this
evening at 32 Tompkins avenue. Brooklyn
jackson l. Co, have promised to see that all their
wcrkincn join the unions OF their respective trades
IThs labor bureau OF the Amaissmated -BtsN-
| workers Union Is now located at o461 Second
avenue.
A number OF plaster-csst workers will organize a
unon Tonight At Brevoort Hail. rfty fourth street
and Third avenue.
eomhytcs to submit new VIC sontrset tS 70 he S signed
By the bosses for tho next twelve months.
viii nominate csndidstsstRIs svsnins al mimicns's ~
Hall, Gardner street and Bergenlino avenue, Union
| The boss brickmakers. of Philadelphia, have
granted an increase Tor sorting and pinn up bricks
10 their workmeu, with whom they signed a eon.
| tract ior the yeAr
The strike of the suspen der makers at Frieders
factory o. phrystie street y over the DISCHARGED
could be found to take the places tho strikers.
The different shops Of Cissrmaser Union No.
10 are now voting for tho new officers Of the Union
| Avenue A.
new memb ,rs this week At ono shop an Increase
a. per week & has % nssn siinsd % Ate. th,Sed'Es ~
crease have been made.
After a long and somewhat heated debate tho
tS,oniop s9 lay oyer % y ne ,, sTrdenAls OF Lodge;
OF Csrpsnters and Jo'ne,s was reseinded yeStstdsy
avote OF 81 against IU.
Samuel Gompers spoke at large and highly on.
hIsi.,,ie m gishi.h9ut meeting erdsy at the Gty
deni OF the United Brotherhood OF Carpenters and
Joiners, spoke also. Tomorrow Mr.: Gompers will
ton. TO- Z 8 Fort wayne Ind and Mr. k''sr at Day
The old Trades Union Of the Furniture Workers
assisted its unemployed msmbers during the last
sn sr.S h By Psssps s mas .S.
Union No. Tot the same trade.
Now delegates were admitted to the Building
Trades, section m Of the l. u yesterdsy from Iron;
L.S No. ., P5GsTI ,bo, psT,e,s
ProRIoss Association, Carton and Pipier MAcbe
orSsr. @ In'sd 0Fds. Of Of SS.THsn. e and JOiner'
De egates from eleven tatlors unions, composed
Of Hebrews. met at 02 Hester street yesterday to
consider proposition to form a National organiEa-
ing tho NstionaI Tailors' Union, nut some OF the
delegates thought that the sonstitption of the lat
basis. The deiiSorssions viii Be resumed next Sun.
day afternoon.
yesterday !nssting Of the Building Trades Sectcn
q the Cee,r.l Labor Union. demanding
tiSatiop Of the Police Department, which, as the
resoluton says. is rotten and corrupt from top to
opposed the reSoI Iution. which was then nnani.
nously adopted and referred to sp ecia committee.
vii instructions to submit the matter to tho fas-
sett COMMITTEES. The Special Committee is com
rich and Jane p. Archibald
Tho eight hour struggle Of the Artificial Stone
Mssons' and Cement Laborers unions Is progress-
ing .ueeessiully The men had q mass meeting all
ceive the reports from the pickets all jobs
to see ,whethsr the bosses were willing TO Krn mt
joTity will grant the demand Several bosses have
already signed the contract with the different
several pi ces ':scabs wers ionnd at .Sor2 and
the Bui'dlng Trades Section of the G. L. o. Was
appealed to for the purpose Of moral assistance.
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Miss Klein-I-I don't deserve your SYM
pathy. I've been q wretch. Instead Of
plying me, you ought to hate me; aud
then. in her wild. impulsiye way,
she told the whole story Of the past, how
she had left Herbert herself years ago and
taken up with another man, and how she
had allowed herself 10 become the accom-
plice of his enemy IN trying to break of his
marriage with Lefty.
Then. falling on her knees. she implOred
Lefty 10 forgive her for the wrong she had
done. Lefty raised her gently, and, press
Ing her lips upon her checks, said: My
poor girl. do forgive you; let me be your
friend and help you to lead happier and
brighter life.
While the two girls we're talking together
the servant came in. "A gentleman wishes
to rec Miss Helsham- Maggie had for
gotten that Guy Lawrence was to call that
afternoon. lie had followed the servant,
the door Was open, and Mr., Guy Lawrence
found himself face to face with Lefty Klein.
The whole vile conspiracy was revealed TO
her in a moment Taking the anonymous
letter from her pocket. she advanced to-
wards the dUmfOunded tenor, Mr.. Law
renee she said. II believe this is yours.
II we're to show It to Herbert Jephson be
would thrash sou. don't think You are
worth that. so l give it yon back again.
Good afternoon.
Lefty Klein and Herbert JephsOn have
been married for some months. Old Conrad
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Z" The Grand Duchess" by Tsle phone

" The Grand Duchess" by Teie phone.
Late-comers who are unable TO gain adj
mission to the Casino can visit the Lenox
Lyceum during the progress OF the Electro
cal Exhibition and hear the entire per-
formance of "The Grand Duchess " by the
aid OF the telephone. MIR. Rudolph Aronson
has arranged Tor the placing on the Casino
stage of mammoth transmitter capable of
dialogue to a room at the Lenox. fitted up
with photographs of the entire company IN
costumes and the several scenes OF the opera,
characters while the ear listens TO the music.
Plays and Players in Brooklyn.
The spsciAlties introduced in the second
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The Polite Thing.
iron Judge.

Jones is nothing II not gallant
Mrs. BIS exactly the same age as her
husband, but she will not admit il.
MY husband is forty. she said to some
friends the other day; you wouldn't be-
lieve it, but there's actually ten years diff
ference in our ages"
'lmpossible, dear madam! !" hastily inter
posed Jones. anxionE to say something
agreeablei " In cure you look every day a.
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A Great Weigh to Stand.

tFrom hs Tonksrs GaEsns
- Don't you think Mr.. Anthracite a very
unceremonious person ?"
- Fa r as l know should say he was."
-, 80 Never, knew him to stand OH ceremony.
did you -
Certainly not. He's so busy standing
on the scales while he's Weighing his coal
that he hasn't time to stand on anything
else"
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IT WILL Be A LIVELY MATCH.
The Mc0Oy-Reagsu Glove Contest
Eagerly Awaited.
Entries for the Prospect Harrlers'
Games Saturday.

Although beaten Yesterday At the Polo
Grounds by the New York League team. bya
score Of ls to 9. yot the Yale nine showed
great strength. II pitted its pony battery,
Every and Lockhart against the Lacquer. and
their playing was the only bad feature Of the
team. Every was hit hard and often. Had
the famous StagR aud the reliable
Poole occupied the points perhaps the score
would have been reversed, With Stagg in
the pitchers box and Poole 70 catch him the
blue Of Yale will probably loat from the in.
tercollegiate championship petnant
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Darwinian.
tFro,n fle west Shore.

Dudeson-Good mawning. Miss Gwacc.
Vewy StwanGo weather, don't ye know So
cold yest&hday, and to-day it's wahm
enough to woast a monkey.
Grace --ls II, indeed? l wonder you ven-
tured out. Mr.. Dudeson.
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Judging by Appearances.


"Well, I'm full again" SAID the Cider
Barrel, trying to stand on its head.
" thou1ht no." said the little Keg.
when / saw Won rolling over here, all
bunged up. Oh, yes. you are tightl"
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A Miserly Soul.

lFrom Chdnar.
He is pretty mean, isn't he?'
"Awfully. Why that man would smoke a
cigar It'll the light sinGed his palate"
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Thought His Time Had Come.
MIR. WINE Tells a SERIOUS
sTORT WIN A HAPPYSE0 UEL.
He Lires ~ Brooktyn and Is an Em-
pIoyco or the Nrtc York Bonk Note
CompdnD-H MS Tribute to Drs. Cope
idHd aud B!dir.

Mr. Thomas White is and has bseu for many
years PRINTER In tho Office 1t the New York Bank
Note company, No. BroSdvsy MIR White lives
Az l45 'j;ld st., South Brooklyn, where the writer
fouud hun.
- :, For ten years lhsye hsd the catarrh, +" saidMr.
cons serious think YOU would have thongh hi IL
was esrtousi II yoU had known me then. I suffered
terribly.
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A Railing Habit.

~ suppose when you were in Rome. you
did as the Romans do?"
Well. no, not exactly. You know I'm
little too fond of soap to give it up at my
time of life."
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His Vacation.
tFrom Chdfisr.

tFrom Chdftar,l
Hello, Charley, where yer goin with yer
kripsAck?"
" I'm on my vacation"
- Nacatiun-in March ?"
Yes; I'm vacatinR at my landlady's re-
uuest.
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His Occupation Gone
tFrom ssRseys weekly !

Jenkins-Great Scott. Guyer, thought
YOU were drawing for the comic papers and
making lots Of money.
Guver (ex-cariceturistl--S SO I was. but Ben
Butler went and had his eye fixed, and that
ruined me.
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were given in the letter.
Conrad Klein would see, would know the
truth himself. II the story was 3 lie. a
wicked fabrication Of some enemy Of Jeph-
son, then be should never b pained BY
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Feather-weight Thoughts.

tFrom ChausrI
Dealer-Now. here's q showcase that will
magnify the goods you put into it.
CuStomer--Great Scott Then ] don't
want It I'm O shoe-dealer, and / want q
case for displaying women's Shoes.
The evening world., 1890-04-03

Tho newly organized Boat Club at Har.
vard will finish les exclusive boat-houae, mn
the Charles River, the LIST Of June, Fifty
boats Of assorted kinds and sizes will be in
the boat-houso by the time IL Ia thrown open
TO the Harvard studenta.
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She Always Did.


Mr.. Rood-I have grievance. Miss Sharp.
You cut me awfully OH the street yesterday.
You ought to be willing to recognize gen.
tleman.
Miss Sharp-I am. always do.
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OF Sad Exnerience.

iFrom L,J.
papa, What Ia a green. grocer ?"
He's grocer who tries to soil sugar
without sand In IL.
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HIMRoD's WHOoPiSG CouGH CURE instantly
with no III after elects. For sale by druggists
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Where Will They stopa


Mrs. Browntop Simon, they are not satis-
fed with sanding tho sugar and watering
tho milk. They're adultcrating everything.
Mr.. B.-what have you discovered now,
dear?
Mrs. B.-Well. this morning I actually
caught the gasman pouring water into the
meter.
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A Poor Man.

Lawyer-You say deceased was a roor
mau.
Witness-Yes, sir: very poor.
LaSyer-Had you ever been inside OF his
hou'e7
wilness-NO, sir, but knew that he kept
seven doga,
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The Pelican Club. OF London, has offered
purse of 81. 900 for George Dixon, the
Boston coloret feather weight. and Nunc
Wallace, the English champion feather
weight, to battle for. This Is going the
Ormonde Club one better.
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leveI " small doses o. CartsTis Littis Liver Ps
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Miss May Gallagher. the daughter OF Jack
Gallagher of this city, is said 10 have Ap-
peared in "A Scrap of Paper" with the
kendAls In San Francisco.
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II the charge were true Herbert would
asny IL Alarmed at the discovery, he
--isn NJ taks means to prevent the truth being
sscertained.
iAs name Of the woman and her address
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A concert In aid of st. Joseph's Home for
the Aged viii be given at Tony Pastors on
Sunday night. Among those who will
appear. says the mysterious Harry Sauder-
son. hiH n well-known lady OF this city. who
possesses voice OF rare quality and who
will make her debut" Hal Our curiosity
is already piqued.
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Lost His Trademark.

lFroni Judge
Ted-I guess you remember that young
fellow who has Just passed. He used to
black shoes at the hotel. l wonder If hos
still in the business.
Ned-Hsrdly. You SEQ his own shoes are
polished.
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A Lesson in Proper Pride.

lIrom rack
Jack Uppers-Look at these miserable
clothesl 1 got them last Fall. and am
wearing them yet. I'm ashamed of myself (!
Sanford N. Mcrton-Coniound you, you
ought to be ashamed of yourself for saying
that you are ashamed OF yourself
The evening world., 1890-04-03

The National Athletic Club. of Brooklyn.
at meeting on Tuesday elected Richard X.
fox an honorary member. Hts name was
proposed by the President of the Club and
the resolutionwas unanimously adopted.
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The Yale crew are practising daily in q
shell at Lake Whitney. Twelve of the can.
main at New Haven througout the Easter
vacation to practise.
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could not sleep we'll at night towards the last
and would get up teciinR mors tired than when
went to hed. had no appetite for breAkfast My
mlrror two patches on my thro,i that looked just
Ike the coto OI boil. You can ffnAgin hoS pain.
iul they we're I had cough a dry. hacking
eouHh-which snnoyed mo very much, My vito and
daughter said they could Alwsy, tell when I was
homo. a. the cough was a certain signal l had
pains IN my chest and side. SoInetineS these paius
the other.
~ lo-t flesh rapidly. and strength A. we'll My
friends would glance AT me In plying sort OF way,
s-if TO say, Poor white! His time is Anout come
In fact hegsn TO think so myself. ior had tried
without succe.s read ono day Of n Eentiomsn
VII. had hem treated successfully by Drr Copeland
and hlair for trouble lust ike mnn and placed
myself under their care, too. II wa, good stroke
OF policy for me when ! did 10. for began to i'm.
provo from the start. aud nov feel like a new
man l am very grateful to the doctors tor what
they have done for me
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BY GEORGE r. SIMS.
LEFTY KLEIN.
sYNoPsIs OF PREoEDINe CHAPTERS.

CHAPTERS
Pfsaiss he 4s!ss Iy.
hn
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Miss Jane Stuart. of The Senator COM
pany. is to reoite a poem favored by Mrs.
Potter (ro. il won't be "'0stler Joe y at the
benefit to be offered the old stage manager.
Mr.. Vincent. At the star Theatre on Sunday
night Miss Hnnie is to sell flowers in the
lobby.
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Tho Columbia College tug. war team,
which is to don the blue and whito III the
intercollegiate contests this year, now
weEhn 81 pounds, nr II pounds over
weight. Tho team ia as follows: Miller.
anchor: Robinson, Hewlett and Douglaa
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E. b. Norman, who came over to this
country to manage the stage for Richard
Mansfield in "Richard III. i" was to sail yes
ne had brought suit against MIR. Mansfield
to recover his passage money to England,
which. according to contract was his due.
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Lefty Klein and Herbert JsphsOn have
been married for some months. Old Conrad
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William Z. Harding Ia creating consider
nifty with his turf tips given daily on the
running races. He has q mama for picking
out short horses with odds 10 and 20 TO
laid against them.
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Greeupolut. W..
Manhattan ave. 2oS.
Long island City.
Borden ave-. ).
-, fioboiSeu. v. z.
Washington at. III
! Jersey City.
Newark ave. UbJ.
Newark, n. :.
Broad st. ia,
JaleE feary. MarkssIa
lS0.
staten Tsinuh
W. A. Corinnhn, IL lrti-
fin st.. rompkinsvills.
Asbury Par,x, Y. ..
II. 4 W. Mattel.
Paterson. Y. :.
John Mason.
2{9ta straight u.
Eonkers. y. Y.
IL and 10 North Brosf
way.
DISTRICT Messenger Co
.tted.
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A -A.-GOLD waltham stem-windnR watch.
n S2S: 81 weekly genuine diamond Hcarf.pin,
So so. ID eold ring. S5 500. weekly. Charg 4
Co., 11B Nassau st.
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Some .time ago nervous prostration was
very fashionable among theatrical people.
TO es 10 Snys
nasal affection. Miss Rose Coghlan has
already suffered from this; Mr.. John T.
sullivan iE at present attacked, while Mr..
Percy HUI ting. try as he may. is unable to
forget his nose. Mrs. LanRtry, it is
claimed. set the fashion.