The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-25
A COUNT IN A JERSEY .iAl
4 sPICY MORSEL TOR TIIE RAJ,
BETH MRS. GETNDP

Bisniurck's Cousin Marrying m imrtt
Ucircss, hut Fighting the Vuirur
street Tiger, aud Making Prctcnccs a.,
Operating in Wall strcct-skctch of,
NobIc Count.
The distinguished advcnturct Otto Won RI
Count of the Prussian Empire. will in all rrohah
get his release from the Elizabeth j4'l vi
he is incarccrated. Notwithstanding the assert
in the newspapers that HE young wifi desire
divorce. her lawyer, Mr.. J. Augustus Fay. Of NJ
beth, was empowered only to treat witt hcrl
bands victims TO secure his release.
The Count Is the son Of a noble family in prus
and il said TO be connected by marriage with
Prussian Premier. Count Bismarck. lie arrive
New Yorl, about three years ago, but nothing
known Of h's career In this country until a,is,
mcr whea he made his dtim IN Elizabeth Here
became acquainted with MIR. Charles Marsh. nr
dent of wtsthcld, to whom he was INTRODUCED a.
DOCTOR AND oLAIRvoYAyr,
practising in Brooklyn. Soon he went to W,..n
where be boarded in the house with this e.ntcu
and between them verv warm FRIENDSHIP was
yplorHd. Mr.. Marsh freely introduced nr, Ia
friends, and among others to Ms. Conscy. Of ~
beth. She was a widow. with fair dat,ntcr.t
so-sing fine coBtrato voice, and snCiHa .. %
member Of the choir In the Broad Suort G,e
Church An acquaintance sprang ~, vith
suited in Won Bellows becoming
MEMBER or THE curRcr,
und sutton fer the young woman's hand 10 d,
scribcd himself az being IN the receipt Of q hadd.
somc income from his professional practice and iron,
some lucky speculatious IN stocks. lie added tars
he received remittances from his family IN PrusT
The mothsr and friends were satisfied. and u
marriage was solcmnzed in Linden in the re-idcncl
of Mr.. Dennis Crane. old friend Of The brides
family. Mr.. Chas. Marsh was
Tue couNT's BEST Man,
and lent him 1850 for nup,iai purpose, as tHo
Counts money tied up in timc stock operations,
aud his brokers, Mcsfrs. spaudinC Il Ilalock,
were pinchod themselves. and could not make "a.
vanccs except nj rninous interest Mnreh artcrwa-
begged MIN to invest this money In stock. a- V,u
Balow boosted OF knowing the street Mr.. Bur.
$9,sO.
OTTER VICTIMS.
Mr.. Charles Conkcy did likewise fof t20un. liz
are satisfied to lose their money wtlou, 'he ad,i-
tiunN modification OF being laughed AZ o. .us
The Young people went on n pleasant We din
tour, and on their return rented Gothic Cottlge a
Ms-tlcld from the agent Of Amos Clark. Ir DC
| suadug the mothcr.in.law 10 sell her hcu-' n lliz
beth and live with them. She did 80, sotnr 10 San
toga Tor the season. and the cottage home was fu
| nish9d with her furniture. the Count .Il,g tn
Ia the fad Mrs. Coukey returned side n ga hci
titled son.in-law, ana all went merry.
| FIGHTING 1ng TIGER.
| Won Bnlow went regularly to town 10 tend to
lie 'rO''lyu practice Us he stated, lat n realty TO
| But this state N thing, v,s too lovely To- ~ Mr.
Charles Con<ey tho bro h,r. WHO had az b. thought
ronc iuto Wall street vantel To com, ouf F., al he
| INN, re premium. tic unit hud c,.1ti1foI uuou.
| Son etlnng was the rltier With the marriott: Won
| bAlnw could not exactly explain. but spIu1ing d
| ConEcy permitted hi0sclf to nc pvt ul a few lines
| ard consulted viii, some o. ne other victims and
| al went IN body to Spauidiug d ia.i,tD TO in.
| QUife personally into the state OF the market.
| PuICEISC THE BUBBLE.
There they learned shat nothing waa Known If tae
| Count, and further inquiries shOWCi taa Won
Blow practice consisted Of copr RIM o. he kr
| AMI plaEus tho ace open, and H'e tcs Tic gan &
Wa up Hoo, Il the Count had known Tho street.
as ho boosted. his knowledge would have como ir'n
| u-c. lie would lave fnhtd. cot frioul auooiGted
receiver, and handed over his spare seeks and .
| sleeve buttons a. ms assets. Bu' not hcing " on
| ne street, he dad NOT know the tactics Of too
| street; - he fed to New Providence. sendinl a.
note TO his wife to tell her where he was. She 20.
loved him. to relieve the anxiety OF hcl mother
wrote to tell her that she was WE'LL bu! that at ,s-
| sent OTTO was
UNDER cLouD,
| with Mr.. Charles Ulrch. where Won Bhlow W. az
| Cunkcy. the brother. II, - furiously cnr.gsi,
and : q present aeiermi,sl 70 rgn,sn ms bro r
1 - worth $4,000 and idoiize9 AIr daughter, %
| the DAUGHTER itolze7 her Otto, and as 10th .e
/ Ms lAuhs u II tNtTNlnFN floOiht tlht IN''ff
| examination on Monday Count Otto Won uiov ~
| he released.
An INTERVIEW WITH ruE COUNT
| Tic Count was recently visited By a sus r.loft..
| but he WAS very rcticrut about ls affairs .a
spoke warmly, however OF his wilc's ufC .'iOH ana
| of his moth r-.n.lnW. HE appearance In b. Il
tho rdson sgualor il distinguished ana arts, sr. II,
! au- BIS hands, those ulCrriug tostR of uiau y -
| are the han i OF gentleman. lie has q C,fsu .s-
| taut resemblance 10
| BIsnNRCK,
| and "a face, though rather saxon tlan pr1s . ID.
decidedly GrenosScssiuE. lie u son. "A M s.t.
the middle height, slim and ELEGANT 'l n-u-, r..
| proi9'ion Of light curling har, busly d.. .Il
| "hsaer- and hlSen moustaclic; has hu.h, '.1 ID
eyebrows, and clc1 li.it hlue e}cs arrtl,- D. .I
| inenty aud grammaticlly, but with lrciJ ....
| man accent and the occasional suhsutr'iur Id.
| correct words Altogether he l. q vie. ssri.-. . .
u'ousani-mlnncrcd MAJ. lie has lived tttn
ten months, aud has Of course won hr~ curur t..
| ton, Before deciding that Thu gentleman
| poster because 80 many i'm posters have.
| title, It would be well % gain iuI .hcr ir..H
az !, J. well ln0wn first that there On, ,..1.
h'n in New York WHO are rcnrii. ss, nrt 'r .tIe
Ivuy nd secondly l.ts t...rI