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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-01-25
JUDICIAL NOTICES.
State OF I-ogsisisasaa.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.
Succession Of the late EmGyanshe Pocie
widow Christophe Rouasel.

Whereas F,orian Ro4ssel, of the Parish of
ST, James, has applied 10 the above named
Court, il order 10 be appointed adninistra,or
Of the Succession Of late EmaranIhe poehe
widow Christophe RousseI, deceased mites
tate
Public notice is hereby given 10 all parties
concerned to file in writing withla ten days
from the date of notice hereof, al the Office of
the Clerk of said Court, the reasons why the
prayer Of said petitioner should moi be granted,
Dy order of said Court.
I. S. GAUDET, Clerk.
Parish Of st. James 5,h January, 1868.
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Et;ea dc s:a E.Cai.i;eAe.
COUR DU QUATRlEME DISTRICT
.IDiCiAlRE.
PAROISSE ST-JACQUES.
Euara;f5 +. Ienacr
".. VS.. Psi ..". .
II, o. C'olcmJ.

En- vertu dun writ lie tierl lacias a MOI
altessa dams ~l'aiiaire ci-tlessns, par ~Iliono-
rahle Cour tu Qratfieme District .luaiclalre
dams ct pour la ParoisSe Saint-jacques, al
stisi ct ~j'o!iiirai en- veu.e p~nbtiqne eli d ZEN
chGfe. sur les llcux, le MEhCKEDl 10 FEE
VRIER 1868, a III hcures a. NJ, la propf,e,e
suiran;e, saisie pour s~0,istaiEe 10 d, wait, sa-
voir;
lo.-Une HABlTATION etabt,c en- SUCRE-
RE, siluee dams la Paroisse Saint-Jac1ue-.
sur Ia rive sauche du tleuye Mississippi, d
IS miles environ nu-lcssus de Ia NonveiIe-
Orleans, mesurant dix arpeuts de face au
~fieuye, sur tnu,c la protondeur qni y appar-
tient, hornae par en- has par la prophetic de
NJ. Vasseur Webte ct par en- haut par une
an,re prophetic appar'enant an dtiepdcnr
fl. @. Colomb, ayec toutes les bati>ses,
barriares ct authorizations qni sly ,ronyent
ct y appattiennent.
2o.-Stx cIarrucs, lrois cAartettes, Gne vaci'e
ct HUT muletS.
.CONDlTlONS;- Compliant sur les !:en& CT
ti!.ets ayaut cours.
$. THEREOF,
ShtrG
paroisse St-Iacques, ls Janvier 1868.
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q vcl5re

Une MACHINE a VApEUR de la force
de six c~lcvauy, avcc une BouiIloire cylin.
de IS pisds de long ct "a pouces de
complete.
Une POMPE de MCGOWAN, de forte dincn.
Une PILE A RlZ, de 8 pilons.
S'adresser Il MM. JACOB Fleres. 25jv.lm
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LAPORTE, cordonnier, bother, au.les-
-. sus de fEg'ise St-Michel, habi,a'ion NJ.
Onhre.
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U~Le sonssigne, agent pour la maison
COLOMB, BROOKS & Co, fonrnira aux
maeasins de Ia Champagne du WHISKEY de-
bonne qualii6 Il S2,l5 lie gallon lpar barin
livra Il dcmicite +! O. COLOMR
Is ~ In.
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Attcndu que Nine Clara M,llet veuve Ana-
toIe Nlille,, do Ia paroisse S,.JacQnes, tpousc
survivnnie ct lntrlce nn'urelIe Ne Luc Anatole
Milte,, a enliassa en- celte Cour son comp,r
final administrator de la susdlte Succes-
sion, demandan, l'homologation L'icelui
Avis public est par lie presen. dome a tous
cenx y inttresstS, d'avoir a deiuire par 1crit,
dams tlett,e Joufs de la date du presen, avis, All
bureau du Grefiier dc cetlc Cour, les raisons
pour lesquclles il ne serait pas fat dtol, i la
demande de la Ltc pe,itIonnaite.
Par orlTe de la tl,e Cout.
T. s. GAUDET, Grcfier.
Paroisse S,.JacGues, Ter Fevrier 1868.
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I@Nous appe!ons i'attention de nos lee
sur les avis dc prophetic a l%0ner, dc
Ct de bardcaux a vendre.
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I'm. FIRMIN MAnrlN, Fun des proprie.
taires de L Empire Parish Steam Rice Nh,
mission du riz ct des autres proLuits de la
campagne.
S'adresser 4 +, MARIN, las Vieillc Levtc
enire Toulouse ct Jefferson.
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G..
TeRiarfsnl.

TIA suite an procham numaro.)
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". s. LANDRY, NOtairc Public.
SAINT JACQUES, rarvr c&ucuE)
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-17
TENNESSEE.

One of the burglars who recently rob-
bed the safe of the Express Office at
Franklin of $500 and watch wss cap
tursd and lodged in the jail at that place
last night.
Cars on the Knoxville and Charles
ton railroad ran into Msrysyille yester-
dav. Judge Jones, President Of the
Company, took the Grand Jury over TO
Maryville on an excursion.
Jas. A. Aydelott, who recently shot
and killed young lawyer named J. &.
Holt, 10 self-defeDse, az Tullahoma, has
undergone q preliminary examination
before Justices @. W. Davidson, J. s.
Payne aud J. NJ. Gray, and been homo
rAbly acquitted
The Banner, of Saturday, says: The
House Committee on Military Affairs are
taking " testimony" with regard to the
Kuklux organization. A witness from
Giles County was examined yesterday.
ne noticed that all he said about the
conduct of the whites was carefully re-
corded. but that no such attention was
naid to statements with regard to the
negroes.
-On Tuesday night last, during the
storm q loving couple were united in
marriage by Esquire John 7. Hudgins,
near MsryviIle. The names OF the par
ties were Elvin ONeal and Levins Rose,
and We are informed that it was some
thing Of runaway match, the parents
of the bride not being aware Of the cir
cumstance till next day.
We learn from the Nashville Ban
ner of Saturday that Radical in that
city was told by q State Senator that the
Legislature would authorize the Cover
nor 10 call out the militia, and that it
would be done so soon as that body adj
journed. Companies and regiments were
TO be organized and held in readiness for
active service. They are not to receive
pay unless actively engaged in the field.
We clip the following from the West
Tennessee Wing. Similar accounts come
to us from every direction--With an &C.
casionsl erumble of eourse-planters
cannot live without grumbling A gen.
tleman Of this city, who has just re-
turned from an extended tour IN sill the
counties OF West Tennessee, reports the
condition of the crops, both corn ard
cotton, TO be the most promising ever
known TO our tsTmers,
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BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, n. Y, August 16-The
Chinese Embassy paid formal visit to
this city yesterday. They were met at
Niagara Falls Depot by the Mayor and
President OF the Board OF Trade, who
took charge of ana escorted them in
carriages 10 view the grain elevators,
iouHories, ETC., Of the city. They were
also gumptuoUsly entertained st the pri-
vate residences OF iszding citiz sns Of the
Buffalo Club House, etc. La the after
noon, one OF the fastest steamers of the
Erie Railroad Line having been placed
at their disposal, they were taken Out on
the lake Tor an excursion, escorted by
another steamer. When opposite FoTt
Porter, the boats were stopped and the
Embassy was honored with an interna-
tiOnaI salute from the fort.
There not being sufficient time to re-
turn TO the city to take Tie train for
Niagara Falls, the steamer Wabash
steamed dUGu to IJnswand3, to inter-
cept the train. Here an unfortunate ac-
cident occurred 10 Sun Tyan, Assistant
En- bASsadOF. While crossing 8 rickeiy
old WHAT, he was irscipitaLed by loose
plank through the wharf inte deep
y aLer be seZ5d I. PLANK and kept him
sell snO4t until y deck-hand OF the
sgesmer Wabash swan 10 his assistance,
a rope IVES passed under ais arms, by
which he was raised 10 the wharf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-17
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August lG.-A wealthy
lady died last week ia Charleston, West
chester county, and was buried in Green
wood Cemetery, under suspicious cir
cumstances. Her body has been ex-
burned, and is being analysed bv a
chemist. It is limited tbs: her husband
was interested pecuniarily in her death,
and hence the Investigation which is
being made under the auspices OF her
relations. The property left by her il
valued st about $3.50, coo.
A special Washington dispatch states
that soon after the adjournment of Con-
gress acquisitions We're received at the
War Department from the Governors nj
several Of the reconstructed SSates. for
arms to equip State militia, it seeming 10
be understood that the Secretary OF
War could Oh acquisitions under the pro.
visions OF the act OF 1876. Secretary
Schodeld has, however, notified appli.
cants that no arms could be issued to the
mIiitla dnder the act mentioned, and fur-
ther legislation would be Necessary be-
fore arms could be furnished,
AoouL 8 O'clock last evening Jscob
Sdliwagon, who keeps a German board
ing house at No. 6l5 East Fourteenth
street, was dangerously stabbed by .Jobn
SeIbeIt, an intoxicated labOrer who mis-
took the house for lager beer saloon.
and Who was enraged at being refused a
glass of lager, and being expelled from
the premises on becoming noisy. Sell
bert was arrested.
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swer, handed it to him. His duty per-
formed, he turned to leave the room,
when ne was suddenly seized by
the person who had been reading, and q
piece of white muslin saturated with
ehloFoform was held aeress his mouth
and beneath his nose. He at once com.
pretended his situation, and found that
be had been decoyed By brace Of swim
oilers and scoundrel5 into room for the
purposes of robbery. lie exercised all
the powers of resistance st command,
and struggled with the villain who still
retained his grasp. Ia the struggle he
gained the use Of his tongue, and called
out Justify for help, and though many
persons IN the vicinity heard seUffiing
and other noise, no one came to bis re
lief, and he struggled on till he had about
gained the mastery. when the other man
arose and dealt him blow on the head
with a bar o! iron, repeating the oper .
ton several times, until be sunk to the
floor from Inconsistencies. Unobaerved
In their operations, the seOUndrels then
rified Cross satchei-of its valuable con-
tents and made good their escape, but by
what entrance or what direction they
took no one could tell.
In short time the old gentleman
came to, and partially remembering
what had occurred, he rose, and with
empty satehel in hand, rushed into the
street, shook Il, while he looked In vain
in all directions for the thieves. He
then reported the fact of his loss to his
employers, who called ia a physician
and had his wounds, three in number,
properly dressed, when he was sent to
his home at Carondelet, ia somewhat
precarious condition. Cross has been
employed by the Adams Express Com.
psny Tor number of years, and enjoys
the fullest respect and esteem Of his en-
ployers.
The manner in which this robbery Tss
carried out shows cOnelusiVely that il
was settled plan, arranged in advance.
Some three or four days since a man
giving his name as b. F. Goodrich hired
store in the second story of ll9 S3ulh
Second street, Of Mr.. Papin, and imnae-
dIately took possession. In order TO
make some show of business, he had
several pieces of cardboard painted with
the name of the new and important bus-
mess firm OF q. F. Goodrich i Co., which
he tackled up in the passage and on the
stairway OF the bullding. He next in
vested in six wooden chairs, a rather
cheap table, and 81 old fashioned desk,
at which be sat yesterday morning,
awaiting the arrival of MT. Cross, that
he might spring upon and rob him OF
funds IN his possession. The matter is
now in the hands Of the police, but no
clue is had to the whereabouts Of the
thieves.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-17
SAN FRANCISCO.

EAN FRANCISCO, August I6.-Advicss
from Yokohama, Japan, 10 the 24th of
JIiV say that on the afternoon Of the 4 b
OF July an attack was made by twenty
thousand Sputherpers Oh TokagoWas, at
YeddO, sboIt 1900 strong. The South
erusrs were repU!sed, bar renewed the
attack next day, when Foksgowas was
entirely routed. Half of Yeddo, in
Guiding two large temples, one Of them
the residence OF Uiia, was burnt down.
At FIchigo, about eighteen miles south of
Osecca, a terrible bsttle was fought be-
tween the forces OF AitZ3u asd Salsunea.
The latter were defeated with great loss.
AiCzsu declared his intention Of with
drawing and ordered his Generals to go
home and remain neutral. Salsuuea's
party issued 3 proclamation, ia the name
Of Mikado, condemning all native
Christians to death. Several have been
executed At Nsgauski. Seudai is within
sixteen miles of Teddo. Il is stated that
the Northern Princes have made prep
ositi0n 10 refer the settlement of slfairs
to England, France and the United
STATES, Ia case the latter powers accept
the responsibility.
Port Alaska, on the west coast, is par
TALLY opened. North German and Itsl-
ian ministers are there, but other minis
tecs are not sanctioned yet, on grounds OF
not being safe and liable to some
Troubles, IS at Osacca.
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, August lG.-Last night
a party OF masked horsemen, some III
teen In number, rode into Frank m, VIII
hanson county, and broke open the
door of the store Of Prussisn Jew
named Burtield, "a Radical. Burtisld, 50
soon as he saw the masks, attempted TO
escape by Il ;ght. He wss fired upon and
fell dead, pierced by five bullets. Law
renee Bowman, colored, Burfield's clerk,
was shot. He ran OF, but was found du-
ring the night in a lot where he bad
taken refuge, mortally wounded. He
died this morning. Burtield's body has
been brought hers fer burial. Who the
msskers we're, or whether they were sup
ported by others, is not known. The al
fsir occurred just after the ClCss OF = cir
Gus exhibition, and raany people were on
the streets, some OF whom Interfered, but
could not prevent the assassination. 1t
mas created intense feeling in franklin,
and is denounced by all classes.
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DARING AND ATROCIOUS
ROBBERY.
An Express Messenger ChIOrO-
formed and Robbed
The Robbers Escape
with $1,000.

From the 81. Louis Times Of the l5th.l
Oae of the boldest and most barefaced
robberies committed for many years was
perpetrsted yesterday morning on Sec
ond street. About nine O'Clock Josiah
Cross, money messenger for Adams Ex-
press Company, started out on bis Gus
tomsry duty of delivering money pack
ages. When he left the Office, on Main
and Chestnut streets, be bad over 5000
10 his possession, in packages addressed
TO various parties. He delivered few,
and found that the next one in order was
addressed to B. f. Goodrich, & Co., No.
he North Second street. Entering the
office, he found two men, one writing at
q desk and the ether reading newspa-
per. Holding in one hand the envelope
addressed to this firm, and purpoFting to
contain $l47 20, he inquired OF the gen.
tlemRn st the desk If he was Dir. Good
rich, and receiving an Affirmative ans
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-17
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, August le.-Receipts
from internal revenue, ell sources, from
July l4th 10 date, are twenty five mil
lions eight hundred aud thirty thousand
dollars.
Over two hundred applications have
already been filed for appointments as
Supervisors under the spirits and tobacco
revenue laws, some Of which were 3D.
dressed TO the Secretary OF the Treasury
and others to the Commissioner of Inter-
nal Revenue. Other parties have pre-
pared similar applications, to be pre-
scented AfLeF the return Of Mr.. Rollins to
Washington.
Mrs. T,umbull, wife Of Senator Trum-
bull, died this morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-17
BOSTON.

Boston, August 1G-In LaeonIa, n.
II, to-day, G. w. Roberts, charged with
bigsmy, committed suicide 10y hanging
himself Ia jail.
A man named Rafferty, was run over
anu killed by a railroad train Ia East
Cam bridge last niEht.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-17
COTTON GINS.

TJOR SALE, three 60-5aw Gins, one 7u-Sav
u Gin, one 50-Saw Gin. These Gins can be
seen at j. q. H1il q Co.'S warehouse, Court
street. Also. one Eighteen Horsepower En-
gine one thirty-foot Boiler, one Planting Ma
Machine, lot OF Shaftsng and Pulleys. Rip-SaW
Tables. Can be seen at Hill q Heata's Old
Planning MIL, near Central Point. VIII sell
ohsap for cash or city acceptance. Apply 70
Jy26 Ina RoYs1ER, TREZEYASr q co,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
ST, LOUIS.

ST.. LOUIS, August 16.-The base ball
match yesterday, between the Louisiana
Club snd ths Empire Club, of this city,
resulted ia the defeat of the latter.
Scores 80 toll.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-17

1st-An Imported Goods We viii In
port Direct, or buy from the Importers
Agents.
All Domestic Goods We viii buy direct
from the Manufacturers.
Shses We will have made to order in
fact, We WiIl procure ali cur GoOds TR8M
FIRST HASBs, thereby saving the job
beF's profits.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-17

Through these advantages. il must be sppa
rent to ali that We viii be able to COMPETE
WITH
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4th-We will continually have eur
buyers In the East watching the market
and attending the Trade Auction Sales,
baying Bargains, which We will again
Sell IS Bargains.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-17

2d-Thr0ugh our large capital We are
enabled to BUY FOB CASH, thereby
caa bay closer thaa those buying on
credit.
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0mee-No. 10 Madison ST.,
DIRECTORS:

| E. McDAViTT n. z. COCHRAN
| +. W. SMITH, ". B. WALDRAN,
J. T. FAR ASON, NAPOLEON HILL,
| W. A. GOODWIN, JOHN 7. STkATToN,
IF. FRANK.
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Sd-Ee shall continue TO SELL ONLY
F0g CASH, which enables US 10 sell ct =
closer prelit than those selling 90 fine,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
RENPHIS LADIES' INSTITUTE
-BANKRUPTS SALE.

TINHG uuierSi zned, as Fgnee OF the estate OF
1 samuel a Gwen, bankrupt, VIII offer for
sale, At public auction, On THIS DAY, August
Il 1858. a. II O'Clock m, in rront OF the y al
dram Block, No. 450 Main rect Memphis,
Tenn. the undivided half an terest OF sand tank
rupb n the steam Sawmill, Cotton Gin and
or ST g III, with all tns Machinery, fGOls, etc +,
thereto belonging, situated near the town OF
Fulton, TenD, anu owned jointly by him and
John =. Coleman. IeimS-C8sh
suI Il WM. X CIRODE, Assignee.
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oRGILL BROS. & COS
Ia RDWA
CUTLERY, ETC,
Nos. 80 and 312 Front st.

A large Stock of Shelf and Heavy Hard ware,
English and German Single and Double Bar
rel Shot Guns,
Half and Full Stocked Hunting Rifles,
English ard american Table and Pocket
Cutlery,
Cast Iron Pots, Ovens and Skillets,
Rubber Betting, Iron aud Steel,
French Window Glass,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Copper Stills, Axes, Rope,
Blacksmiths' Tools, Builders Hardware. etc.
Agents for the Outlet Steel Brush Cotton Gin,
Agents for Ingerson's Cotton Press,
Agents for Bradford's (Cincinnaii) Flour and
Corn Muls,
Agents for Marvin q Co.'s Fire and Burglar
Proof Safes. aul3 I'M
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no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. R0Oflng Slate

WE offer for sale. in quantities TO suit pur-
w chasers. u superior article of Roofing
Slate nom the Georgia QuaTries, said, be
equal to the WEIGH, aud BoG subject to crack by
neat A. the Vermont and Others, and " It a
viii be sold Is low or lower than any slate l
jy&n sole Agents In Memphis,
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BOOTS, SHOES HATS
329 Main ST., Memphis, Tenn.

WE are now receiving our Fab Stock and
W have a large and well assorted stock of
SEASOEA BILE GOODS to which We Invite the
attention OF merchants.
aus TERRY & MITCHELL.
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r e D U G t I O \
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-04-03
a4liscellamy,


Everybody has heard the term "mor
ganatic marriages" and many people
suppose that marriages of this kind are
y species Of concubinage, in which the
kings and princes of Europe are fond Of
INDUCING. This is not the case however.
A morganatic marriage is just as bind
ing upon the parties as any other mar
rage. The term is derived from the
German Morgengabe, which means a
dowry. 1t signifies matrimonial con-
tract in which one of the parties is great
ly superior in rank to the other. lift be
the bride who is of inferior rank, she
agrees that she and her children shall be
entitled neither to the rank nor the es-
tate of her husband, and that the dowry
which is settled upon her at the time of
the marriage shall be accepted in lieu of
all other privileges. If the man be the
inferior, he gives the assent to similar con-
ditions. In the bridal ceremony the party
of superior rank gives the left hand in
stead of the right, to the other-whence
these marriages are sometimes styled
left-handed" One Of the most famous
marriages of this class was that of Fred
erie William, the Third of Prussia, to
the Countess Augusta of Harrach, upon
whom her husband conferred the rank of
Princess of Liegnitz-a marriage consum-
mated in 1924, long after the death of the
kings more legitimate spouse, the beau
tiful Queen Lousia. The Princess OF
Liegnitz is still living-a widow since
1910. Another morganatic marriage was
that of the late king of Denmark, Fred
erick the Seventh, who, after being di
.vorced from two princesses, married NOR
ganically plain dressmaker by the name
of Rasmussen, with whom he lived hap |
PLY till his death. He first encountered
her under very singular circumstances
1t is the custom of the Copenhagen, when
large fire occurs, for one of the princess
to attend it, and to take command of
detachment Of troops which is always
called out to keep order while the fremen
endeavor to extinguish the conHagration.
Frederic, then Crown Prince, was once
performing his duty, when his eye caught
sight of dressed wax figure in the win
dow of dressmaker's shop in the second
story of the burning building. In the
hurry and excitement Of the moment he
mistook this lay-fgure for living person
endeavoring to escape from the window.
Leaping from his horse he plunged into
the building and assembled the staircase.
On his way to the room he discovered the
owner of the dressmaking establishment,
who was bewildered In the smoke, and
whom he conducted to place of safety.
This was the woman whom he subsequent
ly married, bestowing upon her the title
of the Countess Banner, and setting upon
her large dowry. She survived him
only year or two.