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THE BROOKLYH ELECTION FRA UDs
Justice Buckley a. 20. Sentenced TO Incar-
ceration In the Kings County Penal In
stitutiOns-A stay OF Execution Granted
Are the Offenders to be Punishede

In the Court of Oyer and Terminer Brooklyn,
yesterday, 1--WE Of the convicted canvassers Of cleo.
ton were sentenced by Judge Gilbert. Mr. Win.
chester Brilton, counsel for defence. who had NOV.
ed Tor arrest Of judgment in these cases, raised
the POINT yesterday that this Court had no power to
pass sentence any OF these maefactors, and that
tie only PENALTY TO which they were liable is civil
pcnaty-a forfeiture OF the pay for services which
they might have rendered.
Judge Gilbert, however, promptly overruled this,
and proceeded TO sentence the offenders.
Henry p Mayo, clerk in tie Water Board, and
Michael Harmon, a clerk in the Tax Collectors Of
hce who had been convicted OF fraud in the count
lug OF the vote in the Fourth District OF tue Fourth
ward were each sentenced to the Penitentiary for
three months.
Justice james Buckley and Geo. Brown, canvas
scrs in tie Twenty first Ward convicted OF refusing
to make the canvass at the propeT time and place
we're each sentenced 10 ten days in the County Jail
barney MahOney, who williully lost the returns OF
u district in tue sixteenth Ward, was sentenced to
thirty GAYS In the Peuientlry. Barney. 1t may be
rcmen bercd tes tilted on the trial TINT on the day
following the election he visited the Office of the
ruperihtendents of the Poor, and while there poor
nddler entered and began TO play. Barney put the
returns ON tie floor and listened TO the ndcer who
finished In short time and LEFT. Mr.. Barney then
turned 10 pick up his papers; but, alas they also
were gone.
Amer the adjournment OF the Court Mr. Britton
applied 10 judge Gilbert In Chambers, for a stay OF
proceedings in all these cases, In order that the
before the General Term. Judge Gilbert decided TO
grant the stay, and the cases therefore 20 up. At
the General Term In the Kings County Court House
on Saturday these cases may possibly be argued.
not one OF the convicted canvassers would ever be
mpris Oned day.
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New YORK Markets.

THURSDAY. March 81. - FLOUR AND MEAL
There was brisk demand for the shipping grades nd
they were nrmer, hut the market quiet IN other
grades without essental Improvement sales stOO
t7o2S for shipping extra. do $3.50 ss25 for bakers
ana family brands do. S55@s 70 for Southern supers
$50 for rye nour; o. 6St5 for corn meal and s2Cs Is
for Jersey coarse meal which IL better.
SusDRIEs-CottonR shade hrmer on the foreign ad.
heavy, iS@ijc' Rosin~S2 ior common strained Win
r1mors OF large sales. Petroleum unsettled BY the
large failures. Whskey, @kc. IaoT, sa99Hc., and
quiet. General trade dull. Freighs very quiet.
GRocERIEs-Conee In modeItte demand Tor Rio, at
A5Sise. gold, hec quiet. stxsGc. Molasses very
lar business fair 10 good refining, SS@sAc; best
FRoyisioss- selling slowly but arm sales ooO
bbls Ut tG6(@$5 Is for mess f22 SO 50 for Western
Urine mes t25,5 for thin mess also, 2tO bbls. et
bills ~ s. Tor old, tO9tS for plain mess and SiIot7
foi extra mess 1ierce beef quiet Beef hams nrncI
talct 200 bOls al S2S&sO for Southern and SSdtS Is
for western. Cut meats steadyi sales $50 pkgs pcSCd
hams AT lAWgl3Ac. bacon steady, Al l2Gc tor Climber
At !;NlIac for y LARD steady; sales 40 pkg, At
lac. for No. AhsliAc. for city, and 4i.ali.C for
ialt T. prime tteami also, 80 ties at iisc seller 8
months Buter Very dull state 900 0c. Western, IS
"a ,3c' cheese IN more export demand, lsGsGc Fresh
GEAIN..wleat nmer and less active; sales es COO
bu,h. at N;llhGSi;l3 for No, spring, In store aud
anont tl2G for amber Ohio winter No spring III Oi
@sl0i No, DO 20 and slsoCtt ~ Tor red winter.
Rye rrm. Oats dun sales l2OO0 hush AT CSC for West.
crn IN u re, and 6!hc Tor state Barley demand
ae, llO bush al eAC for state, ana ~ 0a for Canada
West Corn scarce and It, lower kalgs 10 bush at
western mixed.
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MIR. BERGH,s STAGE CAPTURE.
A Horse Worth Abput Stabilized with
Acute Lam, nitis and Navicular Thitis.
Tn The HdiLor NJ IN, san,


SIR In this days edition there is paragraph
headed, "kr. Berg hs Seizure oi Broaawuy Sla.c."
Permit to cay that the toue OF this article IL
Just and ITeJuC ical 20 the cause OF humanity to the
brute creation. horse, attached TO omnibus al,
was seon going down Broadway, having already
made one trip up aud down, which was in u most
pitiful condition, having acute laniuitis IN both
hind FEET, and nayicuiar this In tho right fore
loot, one OF Which was cracked, and Gischarping
matter. The poor creature Was lame and suffering
spot, who lurtheT pronounced the animal unit or
further use aud siu IL ought to be destroyed. The
driver, moreover, admitted to me that the animal
was unit TO work, and that he had told Lis en-
plOyers so.
In all fairness and regard for humanity unless It
be SHOWN that horses are insensible to the iu-
Fiction VI pain, an animal In the condition OF this
one should not be made to travel at all, much less
make two consecutive trips from one end Of this
great city 70 the other before loaded We icle,
Tue tone of the article IL TO cause this Humane
institution / appear the aRgressor Ia lieu OF the
owners OF the animal, and who certainly should pro
vide the public vi it'll the means Of travel and not
subject Them to delay and interruption by reason OF
"a cruel and parsimonious spirit.
lle wretched creature In question, when remov cd
from tie vehicle and the influence OF the whio and
the support ahoraed by the harness and pole was
With difncuty kept from falHg, aud as It moved
alosg called forth the sympathy OF the beholders In
loud expressions OF denuncation,
This was cause Tor arrest and prosecution. but
we made Lss.oo, HENRY BERGH.
opFIcE or i2cIErY FOR THE PREVENTION OF
tRUELTY &. sses~Ls, W. Broadway. March 81,
1870 49,
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Masonic Clii-Chnt.

The seventY-second anniversary festival OF the
Poyal Masonic Institution for BOYS located at Wood
Green, IN The northern part q London, was held At
hreemason's Hail, London on Wednesday evening the
Prince OF Wales as NJ ", l. Grand Master, pres d ng
a. ne entertainment The Grand Master elect Earl dc
GREY aud Kron the Provincial Grand Masters OF Lin.
ensure. Somerset Cheshire Northumoerland, Nor
tolk, OXFORD, Devon Essex, Hamph hire Middiesex and
south Wales the Past Grand WardcnS and the oficcrs
oi me urand Lodge, together with large number OF
me laterniy were present, Sir Albert w Woods Gar.
Yer klngat Arms beng the Grand Director OF Cere.
MONIES AZ lhe brethren wee In full Masonic CTaft
costume and evening dress
List evening "pubic night for Royal Arch Ma
tons was held In the Zetand Chamber OF Freemasons'
hal under the auspices OF the Chapter OF Prudent
bIetiren when the ArcanA OF the Order was unveiled
by n r. tomps John Boyd James Brett, H. Went.
ana smpSnt members OF the Grand Chapter and Royal
trht The Chapter was opened at O'Clock and all
the Companions Attred In evening dress with mil
r. A, clothing There very large attend ance and
the e1emplincAtion perfect
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD will unite
the harbors OF the Atlantic coast with the inland
navigation OF the West by short, constant, and
economical line. The greater part OF 1t Is already
in active operation, and force OF 1000 men 10
Enscd on the construction Of the remainder.
When completed from the deep waters of the James
river TO the confluence OF the Big Sandy with the
Ohio, 1t will afford tue shortest. cheapest and most
reliable route for the products VI the Westsouth-
west TO tile soaboard, and the quickest for passen
ger travel TO and nom tie national capital. Con-
Meeting aud tributary lines OF railroad are pro-
jectei ono eonsu uo"ns II Onto ana kentucky
~hieu VIII give 'e'uV trans" 10 anu rom TIE great
iafo'u centres Vi tue "issssiP" 'aiey ana the
rse'uc halIo@ds.
in'A"1us"o'e ueP0s's VI non orc ana "ee burning
eoai are ouhu u'"hR the hhe OF the road, which
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-01
The District Attorney Responsible Tor what
may Prove a Murder.

Daniel Ritner and Francis began were held by
Justice Scott yesterday, to await the result OF M.
Joseph A. Jackron's injuries. Mr.. Jackson was as
saulted and robbed the 18th OF August at SANITY
street. II las been ascertained that began WIS ar
rested some time before this assault for burglary
aud that be was tried, convicted, and remanded Tor
sentence. Two days afterward he was walking 70
tine Central Park where he was recognized by the
owner OF the store which he had robbed. That gen.
lleman inquired Of the District Attorney why tine
knew nothing about II, and referred Mr. Fran SDeld
to Ills clerk who also protested ignorance. II De.
gan had been sentenced as his crime deserved, Mr.
Jackson's life would not have been endan gered.
Does Judge Russell know how II happened thai De-
gan was ralalsad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-01

The Wonderful Medicinal Properties pos
scssed by "HELNBoLD's BUouU." render II the most
efficient curative agent that be administered for
curing diseases Of the bladder, kidneys, ard the urn
airy organs. 1t Ia equally successful in dsodging dys
pepsis, dropsy, gravel, organic weakness strangury,
and female irregularities.
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Arrivod-FHURsDAV, March 81
Steamship Volunteer, Wilmington, N. C.. naval stores
mdsc and pass,
steamship helyetlG, Liverpool and Queenstown mdse
and pass.
steamship leluator Wilmington, n, C.. naval stores.
steamship Inriia, Liverpool Indse
Steamship Isaac Bell, RiChmu nd, nldse. and pass
khlp Elizabeth Dougall, shan .hal, sea.
Shin City OF Montreal, London, ndse.
Bark krmlna, Cnrdll, railroad ron
Bark HClespOnt buenos Ayrcs, hides.
Bark AbDie Thomas, Britton Ferry, iron,
Brig Ruth, CieDlue2os, sugar.
Brig Zyehiucm. palang mdse.
Brig John Kendall, Algoa Bay wool
Brig Curacao, Curacao, hides,
bchr 1hos j, Frazer, Baracoa, fruit.
Also. the usual river and coastwlse vessels.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OUT.
LONDONDERRY March Sl-IIbernla, Portland.
- pLAB0ow, March Sl-CambriA. New YORK.
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Busintss Hofitts.

Lord Bacon says Mans Body IL, OF all
things In nature most susceptible Of remedy, all dis
having their origin from the throwing out Of
the body decaycd worn out parts Thus alterations
innammatlons, eryspcas aid perhaps all skin diseases
arc at relieved and cured by few doses OF
BRANDRETH's FILLS.
They will make fast friends where their virtues have
the opportunity OF trial.
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Live SIOck Market.

NEW York, Thursday, March 81 There were no
oeeye. IN markgt, and prices remain uominally un.
chanrcd or Nt'lb'. q n, luI meumm to prime, With
3l0l sheep received, trade moderately active al
6h@9kc e u. iot poorest to best far 10 good lots
wUIc sod ~ 1s0I'.c. The slau htcrers received 30
hogs but none were nut on he uarket Dressed hogs
were dull at laslSScI with prime light pigs taken at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-01

. Ihings were red hot at Albany last Tuesday The
. uesttoYlng anger had been his muscle the night
pfeSlo9s according 10 Larry Herman, and planting a
70 kuola2er with his right duke" had knock ed the
No o S Dstnocr"ey out Of time. knox the halter
with his tunerb hats-hetter hantlsomer nobbicr an
cheaDer Than any otheI.-Adr ~ =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-01

Daniel Netherlands trial for the killing Of A.
y Richardson opens next Monday before recorder
Hackett. hcFlfl'nd Is TO be defended by John
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-01

wheeler & Wilson sewing Machines, T. 41
Broadway. cor 18th ST., seld by paving $40 down and
$40 per month"; without extra charge Machines 70 let
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every variety at ChNiRElL.' 80 and "a oh sy :"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-01

;, New Spring STYLES OF gents hats Just out NJ
underhills, Nos. 1874 and 1886 Fulton st.-Adu
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

HALE's british XEsr.-The most delicious sauce
IN tue world NO family should be without iI-Ado.
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fs6 YES. " ~ ~ '"' ~ w.
sr..s" corHT c.AHsIA-SO. 81, 1876, iSs, 1885, iSs g5.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCR

hIEILTrRE ALAANAC-ruT1 DAY
run Tises.,, a. SUI eets.... e Aool rises O5
ulUH WAfkg-rHs
andy HOOK. 0o GOy lsllnd s 81 Hell cate 10 10
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DIED.

Man mma is Nas.n s ~ 90 TO
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Mtrtln95.
I,UnA snail BE FREE,

(uBA SHALL BE FREEi
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE is THE VOICE OF
Americans! lrshmcn Germans! ana al lovers Of
liberty are invited TO attend the grand demonstration
at
COOPER INSTITUTE,
Corner OF Sun 50. and Nh ay., New York,
on MONDAY EVENING, April 1910
GEN, HANKS joins SAVAGE.
JoHS I, loFFMAN, HORACE GREELEY
Hon, Z. \. DANA Richard O'GoRMAN,
HON, 4 flrCH, OF Nevada, JAMES s. IuANER
JouS Mitchell, CAssIVs NJ CLAY
And Others will be present and address the meeting
Hon Oakey Hall, Mayor Of the city, will preside.
Front seats VIII he reserved for LADIES, who cor.
dialy invited to be pre- emit The list Ieriment band
and several Glee clubs will he In attendant Mr. Nm.
j.. mn will sing the MarssIlalss.
By order OF the Committee Of Arrangements
DOUGLAS TAYLOR. Chairman Com,
ETHAN ALLEN. Secretary.
JAS. h. hEToALF, secretary.
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Atp SooOs.

Atp SooOs
SPRING OF 1870.
sUGDEN & BRADBURY,
Nos. $40 and 3lt Bowery,
One door below Boeckef st.,
will offer on MONDAY 18th inst, and continue 10. until
disposed Of large lot OF SLIGHTLY sOILED season.
able suits a. o. and upward.
THE CHEAPEST GOODS THIS SEASON.
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sprtal Nutltts.
FIvFE VEN Itt FIX F4FAGWWfhST PP{hISCg
IllE i0lH On NIIfRY

7
- or TIE 18TH CENTURY.
PAIN BANlsHED FROM THE EARTH.
This oelightul external application cures Pain in any
part OF tue body CT n5s IN I'VE minutes Relieves swell
Ing Inflammation, N eumatsn Neuralgia. SpfainF, and
Aches iustan taLcous In Burns rs efficacy miracu
luus From curiosity Try this remedy ALONGSIDE OF any
If the advertised PAN Killer Of the day. and marx The
result lfanit thing else known viii cure pain quick
y, no clArge Will be made. Conta no Chloroforn
Opium, Aconlte, Pepper, Iurpcnunc, or Poison. Can
be drank with IMMUNITY n ice, 81 per package or sr
pdcldges IOt g. This sovereign Remedial one OF the
celebrated /" UNlyERsIrY MEDICINES" IL can be
obtained at HI DNUT'S Herald Building and n I'M.
ycTsity place, New York.
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dmnsfntfnfs.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC. -
~ ,fAREPA.RoSA LNGLIsH OPERA C02MPaAiNYYa
ID. de vivo, hus. Manager D. JACKSON, stage Manager
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1,
LAST NIGHT,
Last time Of Won Weber
% RON,
. which achieved 50 great q success on Tuesday
Madame PAREPA-ROSA, Mrs. Seguln, Miss Gera
dine Wordcn Messrs. Castle. Laurence, Hall, and De
Sofia. in their original English roles.
The Opera g be prese ted with Its original nne en-
se'be and beautiful mise en- scene. Carl Rosa, Condtc
SATURDAY. AT ONE O'CLOCK,
LAST GRAND MATINEE,
and last OF The Company In New York, Eos
performance, Balfo's
BOHEMIAN GIRL.
MADAME PARkPA. ROSA as AIRLINE.
Her last appearance In Opera In New York.
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MatDintIp.

IGOR "a LEA steam elevator, In nrstrate order
Ior oneioul IN us Yalue, II taken Immediately. APP
ply At 80 Greene ST., IN office
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WANTED-A second hand steam pump, one Of
w knowles patent preferred. Address j, " READ.
plumber. steam and gas inter. Rahway.N
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ttlnrts.


I'HE CONIC MONTHLY, acknowledged 10 be
i the lead ~ American humorous lOurra published
monthly and furnished q SUBJ crhers a. 81 IS year, IN.
Ihy IN advance, II IS suL regularly ull the rail-
road AMI by YER newsletter an this United stttes snd
AnadH, or viii oe seat by mail ~ rGcCs where local
agency tsta she l. The price Is IS cents copy,
crp IA distant parts OF the South In the Territories, or
on The PaCnC Raj roads where high price neces-
say 70 cover extra uan1portntlou charges.
TIE tOMlC MONTHLY EMPLOYS the abb, a. and
most celebrated artists and Literary talent and la a 20
circulation atests the appreciation Of the public. Post
masters aud Cub agents are always treated with b.
orally for ratng clubs IN country places too small TO
addressed to JESSE IIANEY A 90,
ll9 Nassau st New York,
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A.7Ai;T1EsiCiAL TRAININGS.
% 81, Gl, as 81. ., % II, 10, 49, 70, T.
MlSrOURI-Clsss No. 30. March /. RIO.
,,,S}i e, s. *, T. 81, II. =, y, So 20, =.
kENTUCkI-EXIra tia,s No. 81, MarcA 81. $50
10. 3, Is, 81, 10, n, 81 10 So, Q. 70.
kENrUCKl lass 40 81 March 81, 1870.
n. -, TO- II, Is, bl, u, 81, 20. -, 10. 62
PrlH"s CAshed ana iniiruaOn luTnl-hcd the above
aud also Royal Havana Lotteries, D. Gu r., Broker
IA broadway. Us Fulton st.. and Park row,
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EOTO NIrtARLASD's BOOK STORE, 941
" Broadway. near ri 81. There viii mud all ths
new books Of The day aud all the standard works ana
also choice RnRlish. Grsnch. and scotch stAuonsr"
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ODIsT,M ONTHLY NUMBHn /

ZZl .NeSS Sot Xix. f nf MaD. is;o Of
the Veteran Giant Of the Come Press.
YANKEE MOTIONS,
with large cartoon OF BOY AND GIlL OF THE PERI.
% and ~ other screaming Illustrations now ready 81
al newsdealerb,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-04

"RIDING BACKWARDS. AS the 4:30
P. NJ. train Harry Andrews conductor,
was leaving Milford for birmingham,
Friday, a lady discovered that she was
on the wrong train. A gentleman see
ing her distress at once notified the con-
ductor, who stopped the train and has
tened to the rear to help the lady out,
as all good conductors will. As he stood
waiting to see her come out, he heard
her exclaim by the door, Bless me,
am all right, only I was riding back
wards" her seat having been turned the
wrong way. The joke was too good to
make him cross and Henry laughed as
heartily as did the passengers.-W forces
ter Gazette
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-04

TOUCHES OF LIFE-A few nights
since the passengers in crowded street
car were startled by the soft cooings of a
couple in one corner A blue vail hid
the lady's face, and the gentleman's
hand was playing nervously with its
folds.
"You love me, then," they heard him
say.
The reply was in tone less loud but
its accent was as tender as heart could
wish.
81 have loved you so long," the swain
continued, "and / have almost been
afraid to indulge the sweet hopes that
are not resolving themselves into GER
tainty."
"Was you afraid of pa?"
"No, but of you"
"Why should you be afraid of me ?"
because it seemed so impossible that
you could love me-"
"Why ?"
I'm homly; my face is not handsome;
l have nothing that attracts the love of
women"
"But you are rich," the lady archly
replied.
"Passingly SO, but not very"
The conversation had by this time
grown Accordingly interesting, and every
ear was listening in the crowded car.
"Would you marry me if | was poor?"
Chow can you ask-am l mercen-
AIRY? p
No-but SO many are"
There was momentary silence, and
then the whispered conversation was re-
sumed with mutual confession In plain
words, both acknowledged resemblance
to Jobs turkey--neither had cent
| They would commence their married
life very much as they began the world
with nothing. The mutual confession
was evidently damper on their enthu-
siasm. They were silent. The lady
cast furtive glances at the swain, and at
last murmured audibly,
81 am to young too marry"
$50 am l."
"We've both been mistaken"
Eyes"
And so they had. They left the car
quietly. The question of marriage was
thoroughly understood. There was to
be no wedding.-Nep Orleans Pjcayasne.
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ces. II will be remembered that The mar
riage of the Emperor with the Spanish
Countess was at first exceedingly distaste-
full to the French people, and that the
Ministry Indignantly resigned as soon as
the engagement was made public. The
designations, however, were notaccepted'
Napoleon insisted that it was an affair OF
the heart and that he really loved the
woman whom he proposed to make a
wife and Empress. Some of the senti
ments he uttered in this connection IN
his speech to the Legislative Assembly
are the most manly of his own life. "Ihe
union he was about to contract" he said,
.'was not in accordance with the tradi;
tons of the ancient policy, and there is
its advantage. Every wise government
would seek to place France within the
pale of the old monarchies; but this
could be more surely attained by
straightforward and frank policy, by
good faith in its transactions, than by
royal alliances, which create false secur-
ity, anv frequently substitute family in
terests in place of national interests
Foreign princesses during the last seven
ty wears have mounted the throne only
to see their race deposed or prescribed
by war or revolution. One woman SEEM
ed to carry blessings in her train, and
live more than the others in the mem
DRY of the people, and that woman, the
modest and estimable wife of General
Bonaparte, was not the issue of royal
blood"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-04

The Ex-EMPREss.-Who she was
Eugenie Marie de Guzman, Countess of
Tedja, and late Empress of France, is
the second daughter of the Count Of
Montijo, was born Grenaga, Spain, May
5, 1926 and is therefore in her forty
fifth year, although she is always spoken
of as being young and beautiful. Her
mother. Marie Manuela Fitzpatrick, is
decended from a Roman Catholic flmi-
ly of Scotland that fled to Spain after
the revolution of 1888 Some of the
authorities say that the mothers family
is of Irish extraction. The young Coun-
tess was spending the winter of 1923
in Paris, and was the belle of the sea-
son, when she accidentally attracted the
attention Of Louis Napoleon, who had
been made Emperor by the 3,lebiscit,m
of November 1852, and was looking for
an eligible lady through whose co-opera-
tion the crown which had been conferr-
ed by fraudulent vote might be handed
down by legitimate descent. He propos-
ed and was accepted Jan. le, 1858. and
was married on the 29th Of the same
month. Civil marriage was celebrated
at the Tuilleries, with surroundings the
most splendid that had ever been wit
messed in Europe, and the religious cere-
monies we're performed on thu following
Sunday at Notre Dame. The Emperor
signalized the happy event by pardoning
4,312 persons whom he had either i'm
prisoncd or banished for political often
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Cheshire Railroad

sun Ter ARRAN GRMPvr
EXPRESS TRAIN leave BelIows Fan, ~
NJ, ACC. at sl5A. NJ, and KAII. o%S W !
Keens. at 800 and g,i2 A, NJ. and ssp !, 4 4 !,
intermediate Stations. Arrive N Fiist1 tafaua &
and 2,30 and 6,S5 p. NJ. a 30 4, 4
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-11-04

1t was reported in Williamsport, Pa. ),
among the elite that one of the upper ten
was in the habit of beating his wife, and
committee of ladies We're deputed to
wait upon her, and learn the facts from
her own lips. They did SO and to their
horror learned that he was in the habit of
beating her but" remarked the lady,
" it is at euchre!' The committee miz.
zled.