The sun., 1870-10-17

she would present me with One house AZ token
OF her good viii I told her Il at II she would give
me security Tor the payment oi the salary would
YOU as business man; and II You will lend me Ave
dollars, III see you tomorrow and arrange about
1his mint could not take. told her I had no
money TO are. end the terms offered by her seemed
10 be too easy to be WORTH ruch. sho insisted on
having the money she was very sho,, anl in a
great hurry e. ctch the next train for Philadelphia
Why don't you
BORROW op TOUR rScLs
acro:s the ,vsy - said "recm.ehe is on, q the
came excite. tevsrl guests OF tue house were
attracted by Ter strange manner and not wishing to
have | got the money for her, and size lett.
weeS tiicrvard she called agair. showed ne
letters rom Conqressiren and other digni-
tare- and exhibited quite number OF contracts for
wlnskey, all aI parentv genuine She then toid me
that the agreement between her and myself was
being drawn up by her lawyers. and spent some time
close Of her lecture. NOW" sail she, timeiis
precious. and mg.t be OF Please cash this check
Tor me at once" She handed me. as she spoke. a
check for t2O0, which had every reason to believe
was worthless. therefore excused myself. Then"
nature Change this $50 bill for me, aud deduct the
g. 10 that owe you.
EEvIn MIND rHB ODD CHANGE.
Take out ti0 AND give me t4o" Tus wa. only
TOO gl,d to 40; but on eIaminirg .he 6iil ! found
you may wei imlginc that ! was not In the best
humor ! handed her the bill and asked her TO
take her sacbc "a security for my debf mo. said
|; "you are 81 T5 ahead OF me, but cannot keep
your wardrobe. Please practise your lit le game
somewhere else. have had enough Of U" SO she
let, and ave seen nothing OF her from that day to
this. +. w. GADE, 307 West Fourth street.
GERMAN coUSrEss's TRIDuLArIoNs.
"The Countess" made her appearance at the
Court House In White Plains on Friday afternoon,
In q highly excited state OF mind, and demanded to
know OF the Sheriff or his deputy, who had been to
her residence during her Absence and seized certain
personal property TO satisfy some alleged claims
upon her, what hal become OF 5000 sovUreigns and
several valuable diamonds, which packed up in
one OF her trunks at the time they were taken away
from her house.
The Deputy Sheriff protested his innocence Of the
charge preferred against him, but nothing could ap-
peHse the excited demonstration Of the potly e. un
tess 1no as sic has been known to roll IN III tent
wealth, and distribute thousands upon thousands OF
dollars among the poor OF tho neighborlOOd In
which she has resided for some five or sr ycars,
aud had been much IN company. her loss,
tether real or pretended. credited by many,
thus placing the Snerin's deputy in rather an un-
pleasant position.
The oicers say trat when they entered the house
they found everi thing in confusion. Several
tiqne Hessinn china punch bowls were found ready
Tor packing up the old furniture, which they esti
mate as worth about ti00. WIS ready for removal;
and the floor Of the room In which the trunks were
found was strewn vita papers, anon. which were
several bills of lsding
The officers add that the trunks on being opened
were found to contain some faded, old, and worn
out clothing, together with some other vaueless
hshwoman with German title, let the Sherin's
onlce IN nigh dulgeon at the manner In which sbe
Lad been robbed, as she contended, and expressed
her determination to obtain justice II possible.