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still Waters Run Deep Friday night,
sydney G]rundy's comedy, "A White
Paper"
Die. Arme. Locwin," Emil Anglers
sensational play, which was successfully
Thursday night. viii he rcpcntci th1r.
Monday. TUESDAY AMI Wednesday,
nights. Next Thurslny nirbt mo rr,:,
production in tnis country of navis's
place. All the leading members OF Mir.
Conried's excellent |9mmnn" VIII he in
the cast. "
he next weeks attraction at the 'GrHTni
Opcra-Housr, II is n ski ON sr,,,r.,t'
success, a few seasons ago at the Riion
company. To-morrow nirht GimHro's
Band, urdar the direction ~ yi,,rr tio,99
bert. viii give a tnrilnr cm,Snrt ~, ,iis
house. Payno Clarke and MISS Kahn,
Manager A1oir pbiinnn o,nnr,o,s H.,
1.-THE pawnbrnker ~ ,bn E,st Siio"
will run for three wrnks NOR" oniy M
the Germania The1,rc Tbie is sonnn,bimm,
OF n surprise III Carrnnrin hnwormr'
viii Gloss lie seasn, nJau ! y, v,',,
has heon n rs,,ar ri. NJ 81 80
and the Gcrn,nnin has 90, L. ,isrn r 80
utation FOR itsclf Mnn9tSsr Ii,hiiinn 40.
serves ali the onrratulniIcr No rrItt, ~
At the Lyccum Throtrc pinrrn;s fan
tastic comedy "Tbn 4 ,na yomS = .tii,
doing n Nprp lIay I,,aI,.. rsl.. ,I,,,
hung fire for n Ions tiin,S Tbhnn rrrnhy-
mans bad IL '.,t ir"n = nJ ~.
months before tbey co,,ii ,nnster M
courage enough ~ ,yosent H. - n
American iSncbnes" ~ Sur co,,,r,,
coWsins'' were ,o,e" both ,nrs,,1d WIZ wi n unuatsI
factory res,,its rben .Tho ,mny"ns,,
had to be nut on II achieved an in
Simultaneous sncCmss tt" ="
The features Of tho nrogramme at
Doris.s Ti t1r a ,me pn2Srarnrne ~
week, will be sudden n sweTISh mind.
hurry in Sorthsrn n,nrtntIon snpre ond
dances. Wnitnr tnwnrt Tho umhinss
aCrobat: the i've Feminine chnmpIon
sprinters. Who hive BEEN at ms house
during tbe mast wcot, The dro mn mi
chaoi stroroSr md ian e. Moson's
HHstnn SnrSi.,iiv GTm,nnany " "''" :
Master Leon Morris AMI his schoo, Of
Rorneo monies forrnriv sn"n in "rha
cnrnr,. WINS. ,n, ~, .nnaa't Nmu--
sic, have hncn errar"d Nv Manage liu-
Der for his ;Ioniri"enth street Museum
ncxt v,el; Arnstcr Morris ie sail ia lac
The v]oWnr"st NINA, t]r1iiresr in The c",in-
try. ThH yand"yiilr n"rforn"rs viii ho
he Emerson trio The rFitz~ihbon sisters.
The Nnonons Cho r,os II Jincnn con-
n"rs and lane Nav Rrawn How"rs ana
IWTn'lsttmnrn ' an% it", "'o""' ''"''' WV
The nnnprnrnnnt az ms Thea.
ire hoWn Lnsn i,,nlsw nnn,rb to sarlr
me snrvices Of Jllas Lew the famous
cornetist Who vii be- heard at this
house NEXT week rho bill viii also in.
ni,tIa mnnni" Thornfon Jomds Thorn.
ION ,t,ie Riolto Madeline Thnrley NlIr
SnnoI 10 tbrno Nn~rtinottis Shr.hnr
Mart NJ. ruler, roiiie Holmes, sheehar
"thars '' "''
III nca,tr,, Oner,- uouee Music Hal
In Givtyesnr"nth strant that onnncj ~,
a Vaudeville house last Mondav. ha,
for next we"l promis.s Sherman an,
NorrisHT, In , syntcb rnIIoj "a law Cir
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IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

RAYMOND a Co.'S tailurs are to DO organized
next week.
.,,u,..t ,t,. ,,.-, ,h,, Ga, o,, r.,,,,r
,,I, ,r, ~, .,,, rr ., r,,,,,rr,.,,. A., r,.,,n
"''' ''' 900 "' ''
ENiudI'0dI"- 'hr term hII|'' 70, '"FI'N
isl IS! indicates w. I''ur rhprF' iu 'H''Il'A
custom NafllHH.fs AMI PIish'r. Union No
" Dc. al ui''f'"Inw"ut lNlH t''h'hS At tt
N'.0 F''" ItHW" J. '"n.
pupul.sts In klr.,s Hrr IN lura|nr the Lectures
delivered %, Lawrence Gtuutuua uu Socialism.
lie is upN 30 Nill..u.
,,.. t.t.t. 80, 10, s,,t.y,h
-r,.r "a. l... ,I.....I ru., MANAGER of the car
rI... and N.,s.u N1k,I, In.vu.
IN v" -i,"' "" i.,''. in." IVY ,
mum '' W. ''''' N.'' :" ''"'
/" IF '"." "' N.'.'." ''''''''"''
Furniture WORKERS linton NJ S bus elected
:. \ tt''lN. tr.n.i3H SECRETARY " S'hwHh,
Io,r,.Vutl'nG and kr",raluE Sc. rcuttl \ S'iuIr'
mann \a'il r.
About lu0. 900 signatures have been secured for
the petition ~ tAu International typographical
Union demanding GuN"rnWtut uwNcfshlp ut the
toll graph.
,nr,,,,, l,l,r has h,,n ah,lt-hrI ly tho mu-
/ rIrit,I nrlh"rui,s ~ Ottawa ont ami ali work
,r a.. NV an n,o a, ut,r, hy i,hrrrrs hr,i hy
he IA,
IN, ,,,,,r n, ,hr Ntu,ri N,rhnni, Kansas
cue A., ,,s ,,nhn, =, b.t,,rrI,r a switch.
rnn , r ,r,,,ar hot,r. n. aJy,n,cI =, Mis- nrc..
aus, ~" e, "| " '''''' ~ "
lho new uOl'trN tlrylrl ny lallNhN 'Nmch ;
Union so no are VI r. 'onrny' 'hlri T. j.
NuniEHwvrN, h"'urdlhs secretary g. hIurHer,
Financial secretary J hyrh'' Agent
4 special meeting q, the Guurtal Executive
The evening world., 1894-04-07

Because the same old out Of date means OF
who looks for success cannot afford To live
twenty years behind the times. While he is
patiently waiting ior his ancient slow coach
way oi letting rooms to take effect, sornr other
landlord, taking advantage of moro modern
methods, captures tn" much desired tenants.
Keep up to date. Keep your houses constantly
filed with tenants By advertising Tor them in
The World.
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OUR THEATRES NEXT WEEK.
"Rival Candidates" a New Com
edy, at the Madison Square.
Hillie rd and Arthur In "The Sleep
walker" ut the Bijou.

4 new American comedy, in three acts,
nv Charles L. Darcy, author of "ln Old
Kentucky" and Isaac N. Morris, will
be acted for the first time Monday
night at the Madison Square Theatre.
1t is called Rival Candidates and 1t
is said to be thoroughly legitimate
IN its nethods. In the cast will be
Joseph WheeloCk and Francis Carlyle,
who are the rival candidates; Henry
Chanfrau, George r. Edeson, John II.
Rateman, Miss Lottie Alter, Miss Lillian
Lawrence and Mrs. Mary n. Barker.
Robert billiard and Paul Arthur will
present. The Sleepwalker," a comedy
by {. H. Abbott, new to this city, at the
BlJou Theatre Monday night. The piece
had u long run at the Strand Theatre.
London, and it tells a story that sounds
as though 1t should be very funny.
ported 10y John Morris, George W. Leslie,
Robert Lee Keeling, Maud Haslam,
Blanche Burton, Josepha Crowell and
Jeanette Ferret. The three acts are
"Fast Asleep and "wide Awake"
james y: Hcrne's play Margaret
matineS at Planners Theatre a couple of
aeasons ago VIII De produced Monday
night at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, with
Mrs. Herne in the leading role-that of a
i H. az. c cas- wim also nv ShnT"i,s + Rti"tm..
tr,m n i. Nia"Kav " David "a Strele.
Colin Kemper, Maud Banks, Mary r..
SUars and Helen Goold.
'iounet-Sul!y an the French company
at Abb"E's Theatre will present Il varied
End interesting repertoire next week.
t1ret Tine in "HanInt" and this vii ne
: 80 th 80. ~ r or na'nn ~ , a nn 1 49,"
"fIamlet" viii be repeated at the Satur.
day matinee. "oedtpe-Roi" Will be the
ttt"a!i a{ ust nnSyd SSaSturd,, :, nIu ubt aGior-
ME,GT" 7TSS "n' So SAL III u'epp2.r NJ
uay;; r,rv pastor,s Theatre mex, week
AZ ~! nuSlpl . hnoasit n.y. mSIh
ME- ~ 20 "" rHIs nT C,bn I,rii ,a' hrothors
IL mss sr iie't iTis G'iS Vita 'R We Du""f Ri edmond
orator the four Tsnd9mesi IN "i ibhne Mu-
3ngit i'auiu'!; inEtiiS AiaGmd; I'M ~ :
tralto; MISS Maud HUN ana shy .:
SiT9rd, N: LUIS the pnriSian gymmast;
Iat ). KICKS Lille Ldikelie ana fanhie
Isle, r.,, u.u, ,,oaL,s
he inmat VII ne meNI weeE >
H'lrnSton a. fMs IT,urnnGs cinrI 'Fv,
ha'ie,l WIN 'onrrlS'lN an" , odtI't - higg
ne Leading role: ne tar'e maj d nIS
M az thG l4rh imSatre rrGeatiy' a anu
peny ny Harlem tnat were 50 iaworaoly
received downtown. In the orSaniza1
ilon are Ross n fSfton, hsr.nL,'
F i'TtiEH; o 'Gna C ama 6thcr 1o"l'o CARVE
me ne" hirally troupS ~ iluaSnidh
Cance women, heaueu y AurtIia betn-
len SandQr mas attracteu mucn h,'yL-
ion at the Eden Muste, Il VIII re-
main at that mouse lurlls the coming
week, Mile. Barnado, the premiere
contributes some very clever canoes
Powell, the magician, win ms iiiusioHS
founded upon Rider haSsards rSnG,
Will also be seen again, ana so VIII the
entertaining MaJilton.,
The Woollen stocking VIII pc tne
play at Hammersteln's Harlem OPERA
House for three nights OF the coming
The evening world., 1894-04-07

For Indigestion and all
other conditions resulting
from constipation, go by the
book on Bcccham's pills.
Book free, pills 25c. AT drug
stores; or write to B. +. Allen
Co sos Canal St, New York.
The evening world., 1894-04-07
She Visits BIoomingdnic md See
Many Familiar Faces.

Bloominglale Insane Asylum holds
many shattered intellects that h;ere cree
brilliant and known to IA very wide circle
of admirers. Among the patients of
The evening world., 1894-04-07

sunday World Just what hts CC1d ton
IL. There are also mhnN other Patients
in the asylum whose names are familiar
to New Workers. In many tNtus thu pub
lie will hear about them fer TN" first
time since tn" unfurtuml',s were CCn-
fined. 1t will be an interesting story
The evening world., 1894-04-07

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The evening world., 1894-04-07

Lectures for workingmcn will take place to-
morrow evening. az follows. At S Union square.
Abraham Cahan, upon The Novels and Works Of
william Dean Huwclls." at IN" Hudson Building,
\ .irt, seventh street and Eighth avenue. Peter L.
Eurr1wes. upon ''Thc crime of Chance at 1891
Second avenue. +. W. Soaring, upon THE Reign
Of the nurkstrr,' at Sis Fulton street, brooklyn,
Charles ~Sotheran. upon The Graduated Income
III -
The evening world., 1894-04-07

Turri,ra are on strike at the shop u Hitch
cock. u,rmu,y y co.. 5ay PARK avenue. B%rouhlyn,
because their Wages had been reduced Twelve
Years urp they we're ahlr to earn sia h AMI
nuN they are To "n' S,1 per week
The evening world., 1894-04-07

Thirteen ~ the local unions " the JourncNmcn
Brewers National linton have now taken charter
from the KuIrris ~ Labor. and six of them sent
in their applications. 1t is an assured fact that
L brewers National Trade Assembly Will he
The evening world., 1894-04-07

General Secretary Charles + Rcichrrs reports
that when /. \ d. X - l., wna hlshonicl
they threw their seal into Boston %llnrhnr. n|"i~'
Ing themselves mover again to leave the American
EnLDrliL-n NJ lLL-r-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13
AT THE CONVENT or LOYOLA.
A Thrilling Story of Spain by One
OF Frances Eminent Authors.

Just as the sun was settiag the Saint So
bastien express to Madrid steamed away,
leaving my Basque companion aud myself at
tho little town of zumarrsga, whoro we wore
obliged TO remain an hour, waiting for the
carriage to be COTTON IN readiness for us.
which was to take us into Saint ignatlus'
country.
Tho warm autumn mir was filed with the
melancholy OF decaying leaves. no wander
at dusk on an October evening In an isolated,
unknown and very old little town, which Is
enclosed by high mountains, and where an
incomprohenslble language Ia spoken, is con
duelve to sadness.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

DR.. ". S. Howell, brother Of the editor Of
tho Vienna Progress, writes friend had u
skeleton in box. one day he pulled out tho
ugly, CHASTITY grinning skull and began to
handle II. Finally he decided that he wanted
that skull opened so that he could study the
inside structure, There boing several seams
In the skull he decided to on the skull with
peas and soak them in water, thinking that
they would force the seams apart.
He asked the editor to help him, and the
latter poured peas aud water into the hollow
bone and eorked up the eye and nose holes
TO keep them from running out. Some time
after the editor was startled 10 500 that peas
had sprouted in the skull, and tho vines were
Of most wonderful growth. Out OF the hole
where the backbone is Joined to the neck an
army OF little vines had grown, and by some
unknown instructive power they had twlned
in and through all the bonos Of that body.
Tho young tendrlls had wrapped around
the stoyeplpe and table legs and the whole
skeleton had been reared upward In the mid
die OF the room. From tho nostrlls and eyes
vines were streaming that had clustered
around and upon the presses, stands and
tables. and from each Joint hung pod In
likeness OF small sknll. the exnct counter
part OF the large one. IL Is rumorod that
when the editor behold these things he left
the orice by the window route, and the skeI-
eton Is still In full editorial control. The
brand Of schnapps used by that editor is not
reported.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13
,EiIGs NOTED BY THE way.
c,.sIo Of the Flying Day in
~ New York City.
,;,,y /. ABBEY AND His ENTERPRISES.
.,...., Latter Day success
" al Two Heroes OF tise War
:. y. n.lunrloly old AEc of Theo-
I'll Triton the Man Who
MS IN the Park.

..ysss Nay io.-lienry f. Abby nearly
sl, :, rsos, enterprises have pospered
q ~ mis- soason, is one OF the most
''le a.s.Ns figures in the amusement world.
,'aa eln strolling along upper Broad
x. s.her afternoon as cool, calm and
~ =, though he had not care in life.
= y 1 lhley Is philosopher. With men
y n Knows he always finds time for a
~ -,., 4 chat and an extended session at
~. I'm table accompanied by bottle Of
!, ~ .,s,,ua and It's accessories, With people
~ y does not like he mover wastes a
y The guiding rule Of his life is never
!, ,'' .r,,k on anything until it is accom-
n 4 and spb.resolution leads him to
= IN little about even an accomplished
y clean cut business man, ho Is also a
4. .cseulator aud his life has been a
,ss,rd ass adventurous one. Into less
4. stry Years he has crowded the expert
y. \ hsif dozen ordinary lives. He
y. from Ohio, and began life with only an
'.,,,srv education, obtained in village
.soS his first business venture was the
'.,.lur Of q jeweIry store in Buffalo, N. Y.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

forgetful public that that gifted and strangely
fortunate man is still in the land Of the
living. He has lived In Paris for dozen
wears or more, and friend just returned
describes him TO me as one Of the characters
Of that gay city. His long gray hair. which
may still DO called luxurian,, falls almost
upon his shoulders. which have little
stoop. His features, which have more and
more prominence and solidity as age steals
upon him, are somewhat white, his gait has
A slight touch. but is still firm, while his
massive form seems to have lost little OF It's
ancient vigor. He usually wears soft
SLOUGH hat. and his dress Is Careless. He lives
in n modest way--no American knows exactly
,ghere-and is occasionally seen at the book
stores or on the Avenue de lOpera. His
principal place Of resort is the Cafe de 10
Recence. which is In the Rue st. Honorc,
facing the open place In front OF the Coincide
Francaise. Here he drops in every after
noon at four or Ave O'Clock, and here no may
he punetually found thenceiorward until din
nor time. deeply absorbed in game OF chess.
He strives sedulously not to have his per-
sonal affairs in general brought any way be-
fore the public. and his only apparent desire
being to nYe--the Wollu l"lANNAAhbt o4H -
the world forgot. He is not engaged, SO far
as known, In any serious labor, though he Is
said to do some writing for some American
newspapers. As chess player he is said to
be a success.
George Francis Train with the retain OF
spring has sought and found his old seat IN
Madison Square. Like that Of Theodore lll-
ton. his life has had al the elements Of a
Greek tragedy. Everybody haa heard Of this
strange man who sits in the park from DAY
to day in pleasant weather, munehing pea
nuts, and while conyersing with the hundreds
OF children who constantly surround nun,
usually remains dumb Whenever an aault
person speaks 70 him. Thirty years ago ne
was a financial power. He invented me
Credit Mobilisr. About the same tine nc
introduced our stroct railways IN London
and he LEFT them in about the same condition
they are IN to this day.
During the first years Of our war for INC
Union be pleaded our cause ~ England IN
eloquence as brilliant, il not 50 weishiy, -
that Of Henry Ward Eeecher. Something
.,lraed his brain and brought lin 70 z,'ssrtsi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

90 can enter anywhere" he pushed the
flrst door be came TO gently, and II opened
wide for u.s.
sun hesitatng. We assembled without moet-
ing any one TO the second story, and there
we came upon surprising room. which rc-
sembled little Chinese pasyda or fairy
chamber.
Tho eelling was exceedingly low; II had
enormous beama which you could touch with
your hand each one Of which VIA a garland
o. aeaaihus leaves profusely gilded. These
beams. which extended IN equal extravaganza
Of gliding 10 the extreme end d this strange
place, formed In their entirety u tunnel Of
golden foliage This long room was Gu, IN
two by golden grille, behind which we're
lighted sanctuary lamps in pink Hover
giab',s. burning before golden relies. Every
thing shono with the iuiniiabls soft lus,ro o.
heavy gliding. and the air Wa heavy with
the exquisite perfume Of incense.
Presently little peep-hole opened In a
noiglboring door, through which two cyos
scannsd o. then the door opened and a
young man Of eighteen or twenty years, with
4 charming, handsome face. In the black
gown 81 o Jesuit. feather dustef under hle
arm. broom IN his hand. amilingls STONED
TO Nc % soi-s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13

Lightning works chemically as well as ne-
chemically. 1t haa tho power OF developing
a peculiar odor. which has been yariously
compared 10 that Of phosphorus, nitrous gas
and most frequently burning sulphur. Water
montlons a storm on the lsthmus Of Dafien
which diffuscd such a sulphuroun stencil that
he and his marauding companions could
scarcely draw their breath. particularly when
they entered the wood. The British ahip
Montague was once struck BY gobulAr Light
ming, which left such satanic SAVIOR behind
II that tho vessel aoemed nothing but sui
phur, and every man was sunocating.
About year ago the newspapers recorded
a alinilar experience Of tho crew Of another
English ship while crossing the north pacihc
from China 70 the United States. In this
CASE the crow had TO taks to tho rigglng 70
prsyeDt being checked by the sulphur fumes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-13
a BRIGHT CAREER cLouDED.
The Misfortune That hns Oyertaken
Lord Randolph Churchill.

The mental difficulty of which Lord Ran
dolph Churchill is the victim and which
threatens to compel his retirement is no sur
prise TO those who have closely followed his
career. A nervous and delicate tompera-
ment has at last failed to respond to the
heavy and regular drafts that have been
made upon II for years past His career has
been full Of surprises and contradictions.
Like his rival, Baliour, Lord Churchill en-
tered parliamentary life under independent
colors, as priyateer carrying letters Of
marque and roprisal, permitting him TO cruise
whore he liked. and saucily board the lumber
ing craft that sailed the old course on the
political sens Unllko Mr. Balfour, who soon
entered the regular service, Lord Randolph
has wandered backward and forward from
one command to another, mailing up one nag
to-day only to pull 1t down tomorrow form
more Observation-Disclosures. Lord Randolph does
not stick. When not throwing over pdlit-
cal party, political party might be dispens-
ing with his mastery services.
There Is ono tbing that must be said OF
him-ho has never gone about with II mask.
He has let the politicians know what he
thought Of them lie openly expresses his
likes aud dislikcs, and tho candor with which
he describes his own motives has boen pho
nomenal. Nevertheless, 1t has been impos-
siblo 10 know whore you will flnd him Mt any
given time. But ifI4ord Randolph has had few
political allies. he has had hosts Of personal
friends, and tho courage Of his convictions In
choosing them. One night last year he gave
dinner 10 the Prince OF Wales at the Junior
Carlton Club, In London, and the guests were
drawn almost equally from the ranks OF the
various political parties.
Lord Randolph is fond OF horses, rs we'll rs
oftho House Of Commons, and he is a familiar
figure at the races. Lord Randolph has very
much more ability and seriousness Of pur-
pose than his opponents have given him
credit for. He has plenty OF time to prove
this, for he Is not much beyond Balfour's age.
Undoubtedly he would Ike TO lead tho House,
and, by preference the Tory party But
there no will have Balfour to reckon with,
and possibly another. Ho is q capital dictator,
and good speaker Ho has played many
roles, and in many styles He Is a versatile
performer, "GNo a. en- hot. Randy" cried
the man in the gallery when his lordshlp ad-
dressed political meeting, And Randy has
| always given IL 'em hot
Socially Lord Randolph Ia very agreeable
and entertaining, He Is unaffected, inter
ested in whatever is going on, and has au
opinion on all subjects. llo has dono re-
markRble things and held high honors Tor so
Young man, and he will do and hold more
| should he recover his health, which now
seems hopelessly shattered.