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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-30
sou aud Scu Sotn errtpr0et
1Qbeu.

9tacine, 8iSc., %. Otdr3. -6rau
0tarqarctbc liaier, wclde fiir;lif) in
grooflgu, N.z0., inter Der 9tufla9e,
t6rcu Iriibcren 0attsn 9crmann Grrnfc
bier crmOrOct SIT babcn, pcrbaftct unO
an Die bieli9en 8ebOrbeu uu8gcliefcrt
wuroe, wirb wabridcinIid nod auf
cine smcite 2lntlage Oe5 0tor0es iih 3u
ocruntmortcn Babeu. Die Gbatiads,
OuB 0r0ntc Sur9 9lriInltpergiftung
uut'S Ycbcu fam, ricf einen auocrcn
peroadtigen 2ooeSfaa, Der iidb in Der
6umille uor ;wei Sabren ersigncte, in
Sic Grinucrung Surid 9amalS itarb
elm 9lcoptipiObn G)r0nte's piOeli9 un.
ter cigcntbImlidcn llmitdnccu, bod
muroc teine llnterludun9 cingeIcitet, Oa
man nlht 9croaht id0pIte.
Die Ycb0r0en puroeu erlt Jest aui
Sen Sail auinlertiam un0 pcranloBten
Oicier Sage Die 2luS9rabaug Der %eide.
Sine Sbouttion er9ab, OaB bic 2ebcr
nod p0Qlg erbalten mar. 9tad gnfdt
Der binSugc;Ogenen Gerjtc iit Oieicr 3uz
ltauO ctn Gclpci5, OoB cine 2trieuituerz
giTtun9 Oorllc9e.
0a5 8eIaitun9Smatcrial gcgcn bic
6rau in Dem SOOe5iuQe ibrcS Otanne8
lit Iamerpiegenb. Der Ntagcn Der
2eitc cutbjcIt cine 9rOBe GuontitGt
2(rIenif. 0urd Oa5 9lblcben Gjr0nft'5
qclangtc oIe 6lou in BEN uueinigen
9eTs elmer Yerii6eruus5iunlme uou
1000 Dollars.
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9tr. r..
Mcrid1ts. NcrnnnNI,,unc,1.

&at aticu9trtht.-l&or Den 9iifs
term 2iuoiup, Sans uno GomarOS.D
gu eltamcutSuouiuefern crnannt -
emma uuo &obI Z. Yrpmn I'M Sale
pom Eaulinc 6run5tc. Il8 9tuhlaBz
pcrwaltcr eingeicbt , SaicsOepoiits
Comp" im 6ule pOu Glconorc Q. Gis
d,elberQcr; Snmucl ,. goriiuc I'M
Sale pOn FbiQip .. @orIinc; @eur9e
81. Sbarp uno l&iui5 Snombcn I'M
6uuc pom Marie u. GihslbcrQer; Gms
ma g. q. gScife5 i'm Sale uon Gouuro
81. 9lmoS. 9tahIaBucr;cihuinc eiu9ez
rcid)t III oeu N0lIcu pou - Glla 9.
WiDcrS, Gupbruiia j. Goot, Y6iQip s.
@Orfiue, Glliubctb Wtesner, 2lnoreaS
llntclbah, 9luorsm uuO Snrab Wtanis
iolO unO 9oiepb 0tanbcuS; &crwulz
tuussbcriftc 9cnebmigt in Ocn 6aGcu
pom - Solepb Otattbcu1, Gliiobctb
Wtc8ner, Sorab uno AnOrem Wfanis
folO, 5obn u. &cnlD unO 2lnoreas llnz
fclb0d.
@riminaIQcribt.- (SOr 0tias
ter 6arlan.) 2&c9cn 9icbitabl5 =
Gbriitopber Wtgcr5, 9Sm. Dalton unb
Sobu Burns, nidt idIulbia; 9tobsrt
@olbiu9tngL / IS OtOnate @,cfdnguiB;
lpessn 0chlerei - 5OiCpb Sumter, nidt
iduloi9; megcu SOoomic - 2tntonio
IYecto, Oc8 ciufudcn 2ln9rifiS ihulOi9,
9lutrug auf ucusn Yro;eB; uegen gSeiz
berpriiaclu8 - 6cr6iuon0 i. 2ebuer,
niht i6ulO9; lucgcu 2lngriii5 auf eincu
Gonitoblcr - Slaaf GIlaBner, Safob
Sbcrmun, ic Cincu Sag @eIan9niB;
pcgen inocccntcr Gutbl0Bun9 - 6rieOs
rid 9S. G5ar0ner, iiltirt. Sir beutc -
me9cn Ginbrubs - 9Sm. gSilburn,
3obn 6orreltcr uno 2llerauocr 3urncr;
mcgcn 9taubeS GOworO Mcit; wegcu
Oiebitabls - GjcOrgt Youug unO W.
GOnuor8; Setter 0Orbcrt, Wtaria Scott,
&udcr SOwulcno, 5iauf lS. WiuiOn
uno NSerIOn Sumter, SUei 6GIls; lucgen
SOripiegeluug faliher Ebotiuden -
9toub 90. Ititde0; wegeu OtorSaus
grifi5 - 0Ou9laS Sat6cQ uuO 9obu
Soeatb; wegcu 9etrugs bei'm &urtcns
ipiel - 9tOb,rt 0turpBp, 5wei 6Glle;
uegen unerlaubteu 6ubrcn8 auf eincm
SuDH6uSC SDuS' 4. OuttlUoStl1
wegcn ScrIceun9 Der 9cUergeiese -
6reoerif Smitb.
Stabttret5 9eri f +. - (SOr
91idter Denni8.) Charles S. FlacIoa
uno 9lnocre wiOer 2Hillam @. YlaciOo
unb 2lnocre, becnoct. Sir beute: SofOb
Sermauu wiOsr Die rSdearctbs sGOn9rcs
CATION"
Common 8lca8s @crt3 t.
(YOr 91ihtcr ,Bbelp5.) GQi8 miocr
Guinlan, iriibcr beriAtct, 8cr6itt fiir
8cflagte; 8. s. DunOOu wiocr Die Sals
timOrer StuOtsBuiiuQlcrbabn," &Iu9c
mcgcn periOnli6er Serlcbun9en, Ser
oift fiir Seflagte. Sir bcutc: 9tr. 131
3ucrit uno wie iriibcr bcrid)tet.
Superior= @eri d +. - (Sor
9lidtcr 9tit6ic.) i. s. SitfcOt 81
Comp. miber 6. s. &nOblOd) & Comp,
SUnOidcintla9e, Ourd &crglciA er5ielt.
@jcor9 Yunuede & SObu wi6sr Sbco.
$. Yaoeniaf & 6rau, @eiud uutcr
Sanowcrtcrz YfuuouniprudJ, nidt bccnz
set. 6iit bsute: Scr idwcbenOe 6uQ
uno pie friiber bsribtct unO bic Stunt
mcrn 2S3 bis 800.
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a,nn befilrd,tet uruerIid,e llnruhen.

8ieu, 80. WldrS. -&ur3 Dor ieiner
9(6Iabrt mad, 9lbba;ia empIing Sen uns
Qariihcu 8rcmicrullniltcr 9r. &cfcrlc
NaiIer 6ran; SOicpb, lucIhcr Ocm &aiz
icr ibcr Die llurubcn, pCltc III SuOuz
peit i.it Oem 0inidet0cn &Ohutb'S an
bcr GagesOronuug iinO, Sortrug btelt.
Der Witniltcr loll benz &ailcr ertlGrt boz
ben, Die OiIentIidc 2(clnung in llngurn
uerianqe, DoB scIe9entltd Oc5 ycidcnbez
QdngnuHe8 Die &rOne iomobl, mic Der
i0of unO Die 9fc9lcrnn9 9cwiIic GOnieiz
iioncn made, uuo oaB. pcnn bic ie nldlt
Qcmud,t miiroCn, Der 2lu5bruh neuerliz
der llnrubcn nur Ourf 9&aficngelualt
pcrbinoert weroeu f0nnte. Or. 9Scterle
Iou Dem Salier meItcr ieire 9(nlidt baz
hin au8geiproden babcn, OaB Die llnruz
ben I'M .ngcn 3uiammenbons nit 6:r
SppoIition QcQen ben 9iullebes s0cIcBz
eutmurf 1teben. ucbcr ben Guti6luB
oc5 &aiIer5 lit nod 9tift5 bsfuunt 9ss
mor0Cn.
Ser iutstuatioi iiale mcoiiiuiidIc GSneres.
81 III, 30. OtGri. Gelegcntlid Der
Gr0iinung oc5 internationaIcn meri3is
niIfcn @Onqrciic5 belt Bremier Griipi
cine fur;e, ubcr berSlide 9teoe, in mcle
der er Die 9elcsaten lm ionniQcn Sta
lien wllltummen bicB. Yrof. Or. pom
9Slrhom ans Scrliu beonportstc Die
2tniprade oes 8rtmter5 i'm 9tamcn Der
Delegation.
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StaOt Baltimore.

Aus altimore Gountp. -
Otprtle s. j.. 0OnncIlg, Die 10 Sabre
aItc SOhter pOn 6rancis 0onucQp pom
Gofepspiuc. 8altimOre.@Ountg, itarb
am 0icnitas an SlutOergiitung, Die
Daourd ciutrat, baB iie nIittellt cine5
Steines an Der Stirn perIcet wurbe.
--GbwarO GniOr, Sobn DTS 0rn.
GcOrse 6. GniOr, Der an ser 9OrtsFife
mobnt, wurOe uor einiseu Ga9en BON
ieiueH Srubcr 6ranf irrtbiimli9 ms
Sein seidOilcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-30
Ser Semtide Gorreiponbent,

" WUIHt1 VIBtHFU'EI''SH "'''' "'@~'~~~~%
(stabfolstr uon s. Saine),
GibpeffsGo, s1lltimore=Stra5e uHo SofsStflcessr,.
gr,is o,s staaIidlem SIattes, eurd ards.r bsiorst.
I2ys 6ts.; taeIidle uno sonnta as:Auegabe 10
g.rfe ptp mobe ;dblbdr bic oas SlGtt beiorgeHoer
Srla.r-1aaIidl n.bit Sonnta Niue aabe unt,r
Eortos sornusbeSabIrs 81 so pro Sabr, fur tlrs,r,
Seit i'm Serbdlt5iB; ilr bic podleutltdIe Mussnbe
init Gonrtdasbott porfoirei. nit ahSug tr Clubs,
"a so pro 9dor, non irsero eiHem Srte b,s Sinlan=
bes. 81 rad europa. Spmntag ssNuSs abe On
pro 9chr.-9as bette urb biuieite eeutide @I@tt
liz zen 2ttttls uHo SlpitaatsR.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-26

Wo6ennerbienit elm, nit Musnabme
bon 10 Gents, bic ct fiir feline Musgo'
ben tpdbrenb Der folsenoen Wo1e su-
riidbebdlt; fir SUM, Suli uIw. i4idt
ct feline Sgrau in bic Sommerfrii4e,
ober auf Belu9 meg. tudbrenb ct f@
babetm abqudIt, bic Soften bierfiir ein-
3ubrinsen; ct ,pdl9t bas Sii9seidirr
unb bdlt es rein, pdbrenb feline Jrau
irgenb einem Damenperein bei,nobnt,
ober li9 BEL elmer Hadbarin nod Sen
@tabtneuisteiten erfunbist; ct ndbt
1i9 ieine Rn0pfe ielbit an, uidit feline
S@ube blant unb reinist ieine 3lei-
Der ielbft, bamit bic 6rau irh @@auz
teltubl nidt beim 2eien seit0rt uirb,
u1m."
Das beiBe Wetter ma1t li9 bier
in Der san3en llmsesenb iebr bemertbar.
Sic Jar,ner tlasen, bab Der Wtais, falls
es ni9t balo resnen tuiirbe, gar ni9t se-
beiben fDnne. Die Meibepldbe iinb
gan3 auseeb5rrt, bas @ras lit biirr ees
,porben unb Mlles leh,t nod einem frdfs
tigen &egen. Selbit bier in Der 9tabt
fiiblen tuir Die briidenbe, trodene Wittes
runs. Mebrere unierer parfs erideinen
mie aussebrannte @ielen uno lelbit bas
2aub Der @9attenbduine fdngt on, oiirr
su tperben. Dos Beiprensen Der @dr=
ten lit fait nuslos seworoen.
Oie paciiic grprsb 60. rei9te
ben Befimmunsen bes Ni9olsseleses
semdB ibren 6inansausmeis gum 3wed
Der gteuereinldabuns beim Staotsau=
bitor Elm. Wir entnebmen benz Nus.
tpeis folgenbe 3ablen: Oie gompa9nie
treibt in Ohio @ei9dfte auf elmer Sdie=
nenltrede BON 1913 Meilen; bic Gom>
paenie bat 10000 Mctien gum nominel=
len gertb BON 500 aus9e9eben; Der
Marttuertb Der Mftien betrdst $40;
bas bemegli6e Gigentbum Der Gompas=
ME betrdot in Ohio $273, in ben Ser.
@taaten iiberbaupt $425,OOO; bas un=
be,ueslide Gisentbum auberbalb Obio's
S175,OOO; bic 8ruttoeinnabmen be-
trusen lebtes Sabr $3,729.93S i'm
@ansen; fir Obio allein $24,914. Sn
ben gansen Ser. Staaten treibt bic
Gompasnie @ei9dfte auf elmer S4ies
nentrede BON 1921 Meilen.
6rau Marp 3. ct. Clair bat seltern
Nusultus uno Sane Bbitins, Nmelia
@. Oapis unb Sarab W. &ipes auf
Seraussabe ibres Wittwenantbeils
an benz britten @ebdube iiiblih BON
5tateitraBe an Der Weltleite Der 9o9s
itraBe perflast. sic lit bic @ittme bon
William M. ct. Clair, mel6er am H..
Mars 1878 itarb. Oie Veflasten be-
anlpruden bas @runbitiid auf &runb
beg Seltments BON Musuitus Wbitins.
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: Ser il Der rOttopa gountp

Ser ii Der rOtta,pa @ountp
Nems" per0ffentlihte Beriht bes Spe-
aial-gyaminators gbas. u. Vortriebe,
ipeltber nit Der ltnterluduns Der 8ii6er
bes Ottama gountp Mubitors beauftraet
mar, erreste in gort Clinton groBe Sen=
iation. Ser Beriht Seist unter Nnoe-
rem, baB Der Nuhitor wabrenb leiner
apei Sermine uneelesli6e @ebiibren i'm
Betrase BON unsefdbr In Summa 81
900, bere4net uno erboben bate.
- Die .Gait 9iperpool Operative
potters" baben belhloHen, iiA auf tei=
men Gompromib nit ben Gobrifanten
ein3ulaHen uno elm Gnbe beg Streits.
Der l9on feds Monate lang oauert, II
allo nod nidt ab3uieben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-26

Tinnen, piBblattern, &nOtcben, rotbe,
raube unb oli9e 6aut tperben perbiltet
burcb Gntienra seife. bic ipirfiamite
Sautreini9unss- unb Yeribonerunssieife
Ser @elt. Das einaise 0erbiitungsmitz
tel bon 1tnnen, tueil es bas ein3ige Ser
biitungsmittel bon gntsiinbung unb Ger=
itopfung ber Poren lit.
@erfauft in Der sanaen N3elt. preis 25c. g ter
3ruganbgbem Gorp.. alleiniee BetiBer. Boiton
.Mlles iiber 9oar unb Saut" fret Suseiteat.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-26

Der nnter5eiGnete ipiinfdbt einen moblaeaooe.
nenen thtpar3 uno luei6em Affen, init o6er oGne
&afi8, fanf braune Drcheln, (gute @in9er) 70.
tantsn. gfan ah6reifire me9en ndberer NwSs
iHntt an 90rl 06rtner, ~ unb ~ 9ebar Ctr.
3tewars. n. lliut t66t etsB
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i
fir SSuglinge und Kinder.

ssse SS~8sAAA6S ~A.s> A~SAs
Castoria bef6rdert VerdauuaU
und beseitigt Blahungen, Verstopfung.
Magensaure, Diarrhe und Fieber-Zu-
stande. Dadurch wird das Kind gesund
erhalten und ssin Schlaf nattirlich.
Castoria enthalt weder Morphin noch
andere narkotische Bestandtheile.
"Castoria empfehle ich, we'll es elm gutes
Mittel fur Kinder ist und besser ais allie ande-
rem, die tch kenne'' 81. A. ARCHER, M D.,
Ill South Oxford st.. Brook, a. N. 7.
''Seit mehreren Jahren habe ich 'Castoria'
empfohlen und verde damit fortfahren, da es
regelmassig gut gewirkt hat
EDWIN F. PARDEE, M. D.,
las st. und T. Ave.. New York City.
Aus eigener Erfahrung und Beobachtung
kann tch sagen, dass Castoria cine treffiiche
Nedizin fir Kinder ist, da es abfnhrend wirkt
und die game Constituii lou durch heilsame
Wirkung auf die Eingeweide aufrecht srhalt
Viele Mhtter haben mir erzahlt vie ausgo-
getchnet es ihren Kindern bekommt.'
DIR. G. @. OsdoOD.
Lowell, Mass.
THE CKNTAuR COMPANY. II Murray Street. NY.
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Jeilebuns Der 2obnitala uno berel., ,per=
ben auf lhiebsrihterlidem Wege erlebigt
werben, lobolb Der 8etrieb auf Der Babn
in poaem @ange 1T.
Das Streifer=gon,ite lpra4 Weitttpo9
bel @ouperneur Mc&inlep Dor unb banfte
ibm fir leine 8eibilfe sur grleoisuns
bes Streifs. Oie 2eute purben benz
@ouperneur burd 9errn Solepb Bilbop,
Dem @etretdr oes itaatliben Shiebsse=
rthts poreeiteqt.
The evening world., 1894-04-24
SAVED ANOTHER LIFE.
This Makes q Perrons Wilson Has
R-pru-d from DrOw ming.

p. c. Wilson rescued another man
from drowning last night. This makes
the total number Of persons he has
saved from drowning twenty-five and
the number OF attempts al rescue ne has
made twenty-three. The last man be
fore tnis one was drowned. but the
heroic Wilson found his BODY d few
ia VS. later and dragged II ashore.
Wilson iS the engineer for the Morgan
line at pler -, North River. anG II is
there his marvellous record as d LIE
saver has been made Last night a
gang Of men he ulEd d lighter from the
steamship Wysnoke at the ord DUmin-
iun pier. No. &c. one Of the men, who
was returning from the latter. pier.
stumbled and fell into the river ar ne
walked along the shore, and In d moment
Wilson was IN after him
II war dark ana no one could SEE tbs
man who waE struggling In the water.
The Other 'lUnREhursrnen hoUted and
apghed al Wilson's efforts a. he sprang
d. \ a ladder from the shore and swan
out towards the spot where the cries and
Eplashes Of the drowning man were
heard. When the fellow was pulled
back 20 the foot Of Wilson's ladder ne
ran up and disappeared without leaving
his name or even stopping TO thank his
rescuer.
Wilson used 70 use a raft. which wat
kept moored under the pier. In saving
life. This had 70 be dOns away with
and he arranged q ladder with d hook or
the end which he fsEtenE 10 the stringei
along the shore when he descends.
The evening world., 1894-04-24
ROBBED THE four HUNDRED.
4 Young Bnglishman Sent Home
by a Vigilance COMMITTEES.
lie Stole from Cubmen and People
of Fashion

During the past social season q certain
young EnElishmar has been conspicuous
among the very fashionable sci and q
frequent guest at the aristocratic cluos
ol ;he city,
He posed ne 6 great swell and had In
Productions 10 a number of the best
families amonr the -Four Hundred. Not
q few envied hts popularity while the
season was ~ its height hut now public
opinion has changed IN regard tn him.
He left New York suddenly or Satur-
day last by ono OF the outgoing steam
ers ana he went away, It rs said. under
+ very dark cloud In fact, he was
warneC out o. town by 3 commit
tee Of his Indignant fellow-cour-
trymea. and he dad NOT have time even
10 isGvc cards with those who had 80
generously entertained him during MS
STAY H. Nov York o. to send regrets 70
teas u n parties u which he
HaC been invited.
-aa Se-~e, %. ms hurried departure Is
said r. have hpsr the discovery that the
Young man was either 8 confirmed thtet
Or q hone CSs kt~entnr1anlac Money,
oev'el.y and Other valuahles belonging
{. als friends ana acuunintanccs had
been disappearing mvsterintiS.y ali Wiz
ter long 81 was moi until s. fr~ dEvs
ago ma tn.s systematic thievinc was
traced II min.
mel inert was ar explosion nit Was
visited last Friday by s. Vigilance cnrt-
mittee. made a. full confession Of his
guilt and was told THAI No must gel
out OF town within rwentv-four hours.
TINS ne did only taking al hour or So
10 PACK his ETipsaci. Since his eSspC
sure. &, has beer learned thai the Young
man haG 10y nc means & savo-N rem
tation n England anr rhHI ne had beer
guilty OF the anne dishonest practices
il d i appears thnl ne was If
ceived IL New FOR entirely or Trust
n some letters o. introduction, which
he trough with him, ARE believed II
have been spurious As ne v-Rs OF
good address ana polished manners ms
sponsors among the -Four Hundred vert
easily deceived by his viles Hnd he has
left them all IL { very embarrassing
position.
The evening world., 1894-04-24
Mr.. BLAGDEN'S RESIGNATION.
Admits II uns Requested. but snys
All Relations Are Friendly.

Announcement is just made Of the
resignation Of Samuel 7. BlaEden. who
has been manager OF the American
branch o: the North British and Mer-
camille Insurance Company since 1896.
il is generally reported In insurance cir
Giles that Nj. BlaEden's resignation was
requested
In connection with Mr.. B~lagden's res
ignation II iE reported that the North
British and Mercantile InsurG ~ Com
pany hsE given up the idea Of erecting
It's contemplated new building at the
southwest corner Of Exchange place
and William street, for which. Il is said.
the plans had been dra wn.
close upon the arrival in this country OF
George W. Burnett. Of the
London Once Of the Company.
Mr.. Blagden's resignation was not
altogether d surprise, at IL has been
known In insurance circles for Some
time that the home Office waE not salts
fed with its American business, and II
mas been REPEATEDLY asserted that a
change In the local naEemen was
Impending.
The New York City business Of the
Company has fallen OF greatly IN the
last few years. Manager Burnett. who
IL stopping at the Windsor Hotel. re-
fuses 10 discuss the affairs Of the Com.
pany or the resignation OF Mr.. Blagden.
Mr.. Blagden admits that his resiEna-
ton was asked for. He says. however.
that there is the most friendly feeling
the officers and himself and
that the decrease In business caused
the desire for d change in the manage
ment.
: MIR. Blagden succeeded his father-in.
La Ezra White. 4 famous underwater
in the old times who accepted the man
aRement OF the Company in 1851. He re.
tired in 1866, when Mr.. BlaEden and his
son. Charles L. White, were appointed
coma nagers. Later Mi. White re.
signed.
The evening world., 1894-04-24
WHERE Is BAooEs BIRTHpAY

S~hakespeare's birthday was celebrated
yesterday at Sirtt'Orc . OF @ vol
Wrsstns were placed Oh the d~ramausts
tomb. and many pretty and enthusiastic
Things were ssic about him which, Of
course. he oidn't hear The Csbls
despatches makes no mention Of any
friends of Sir Francis Bacon paricipst-
ing IN the lubllation, and no suggestion
was offered 20 eIhuine the remain and
ascertain whether Shakespeare was
really resting -her. or whether LORD
Bacon mac Deer inferred IN his stead.
l. must have made the bacvnians fee
quite NEAR - BEE r-iDVtss going 70 the
ciYinr Williams iOmt which II reality
be.OnRsd % the VheT man u Sir Fran
cir &c, ny late .. niYhtB writing Shakes
peare's plsyb anc mad all the trouble
Of d.gginP them UU, - rheiT Italian Gnl
other bOurc~s auG hcklnr ihSru iu'-
shape - dazzlr tbs E~rUundlugs Sn-
yleasE ths ofunsuc critics u the Eliza,
Dsthan r-54 tnlt thing % Ignoring MIN
entirely on Snakrspssrs DAY must IL,
terf.re somewhat win the comfort su.
serenity If hlt everlasting res, He hai
never had his nam" ~ the b!llE at 4 q
authyr. u IL only decent and fair. nov
tha, IPratluE DyEnEl.y and Dr. over
have hFur+d out mir utls IN fee simple
= the authorship Of ne plays, TIA
LDri Bacon hUuld ~ least be given IN,
~posthunUus distinction o. Appearing
with Shakespeare In there ann!ysrssrie
a. a co-birthdsyitt The B~aronisns
though, take another view Of It.
They believe that the SnskeEpesrian
have been celebrating the wrong birth
day, and they quietly, but with grea
self-sstisfacti9n, hs! hs! up their philo
] sophie sleeves
The evening world., 1894-04-24
CINDERELLA

Cpstume-cJstumeE-cuetu m4' Cart
LOADS % them-enuugh 70 dAzzie the eye.
weary the BRAN. gatu-Hts IN. rim with
coio-, and OVERLAP the Rpp-ec-B-ve fac-
ult,es' Compared with these brilliant
clothes tina were introduced 10 me put-
lie last niEnt al Abt,ey'r T'her--. IL me
fairy sEt-avAFunEa "Cinde-e.la." the
Ea-lx displayed n utopia" ar. -AEt
and iatisr1 IL the scene on ne grounds
% the ruyaI palace there war such d
display 81 dresses, shown all tlEether
and With nc prupe- contrast. that The
eye war temporarily injured l. vhs
-"cEiess'y magnificent. to me. II fAct.
10 isuv. any artistic impression.
The ~trsvaEHnz Itself doet nut oe.
se-r. very much attention III vet When
4; nat beer cut iniu snredt. v'heI huge
ciott OF inDnitr and great vauf Of idipcy
hsv. been removed. n will be 4 mos
seerniv affair for children. New YORK
babes however. woulo he TOO ole for
some Of IN. joker Hno stage business
Neither HurHce Leonard. tne author o.
the ''DDoE" tot' fur the HiEf- o. L man
VINO would. IN cold type. father such L
book = nur Oscar Bu--ett. the promo
ter % the e~xt-uvaEunzH. seem 70 know
vnen tu stop. They get the Efcs' % at
idea Bnd work n 10 death. There war
something amusing n the appearance o.
L black ca presented ny l. AnrHhams
Hnd Tor Q minute OF TWO the audience
d~ese-vedly %appiaudeo iE antics. But
this cat kept them Wy for twenty min
ut"t, until the audience loathed +; AND
grew almost III. wutch"t the faces o.
the people vher the cat cam. back-or
kept coming back J sEw NJ Abe Hum
me! most tolerant theutre-Eper II New
Su-E. VINO mas good IL everything
EroT suddenly pals There war also d
little episode with q camera that threat
eneo 70 lie amusing, hu' Il occupied Inc
stage unit there was b feeling u nausea.
All TINS Will. OF COURSE. he remeoied.
There VIII be none % II IL the enc OF
the week The Hpectacl. thti LASTED
until midnight must be hrouEhi 10 ths
leE limit. or Il VIII IL too much Tor the
children. and Il can appeal ] 10 the
juvenile eIement "tlh1efeIIa came
from the LFceun Theatre London ana
mat accounts iuf liz lacE o. comic
sungt. ances OF specialheS OF any o.
scripuun. For New YORK, however II
might have Captured b few specimens Of
The evening world., 1894-04-24
A MERE EVASION.

tt. Carnegie Company Is nov seeking
20 avert further investigation into
frauds in the armor-plate manufactured
by them for the warships by pleading
that the payment Of one hundred and
forty thousand dollars was made on the
express understanding and contract
hat IL wal TO be q full and final settle
ment Of all claims by the Government
for Deficiencies IN the plates.
No money settlement ought yer TO
have been made until the whole truth
war known. Blu II is ridiculous 70 sup
pose that any payment can bar the
Government from obtaining justice II
the alleged freuds have really been
committed. or from Furnishing those
h II the charges are sustained, have
been guilty not only o, barefaced rob
berry but Of al act very closs TO trea-
Gnt