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expected OF the respondent than a reply of guilty
or not guilty.
Manager Niles also thought the plea was not In
Manager Alvord then in reply to Judge Barnard's
plea, announced that the managers, regarding the
plea OF respondent as only general plea, re-
ilerated their charges and would proceed TO make
Manager Alvord said that on consultation OF the
managers with respondents counsel they had
agreed to adjourn IL Ii met the views of the Court,
till the 18th OF July next, and that the
COURT DE HELD AT SARATOGA.
Manager Hustled dissented nom that part OF the
report liking upon Saratoga as the place.
That part OF the motion to adjourn till the nth
OF July was carried
On motion Of Senator d. =. Wood the Court again
went into executive session for consultation as to
the place for holding the Court. on reopening the
doors 1t was announced that Saratoga had been
ected as the place for holding the Court. Two ses-
sions day were decided on, the Court meeting at
ten A, M and four T.. M.
Senator Murphy said as he understood It, the re-
spondent, in addition to the general plea he has
now put In, Is at liberty to put IN special plea.
lie therefore moved that the respondent shall serve
notice on the managers of such special plea be-
lore the 18th OF july
Judge Beach said practice did not require the re-
spondent to give notice OF any motion.
Senator Murphy said what he wanted to avoid
uue, owing 10 the managers being unprepared to
meet these pleas.
Mr.. Beach thought this motion, il adopted, would
lead the Court into difficulty. He said that at the
proper time they would move to Quash various of
the articles, but he did not think there would be
any necessity for adjournment as suggested.
Senator Murphy's motion was adopted.
The Court then adjourned until July II, at ten A.
NJ, to meet at Saratoga Springs.
The Charges Against Judges McCunn
and Prindlc.
ALBANY, May 20, 1872.
After the adjournment OF the Barnard lmpeach-
ment Court to-day the Senate was called to order
to take action In the case OF Judge Prndle. The
journal was read when 1t was found that the case
was ordered to be taken up Immediately after the
adjournment OF the Court OF Impeachment.
Senator MURPHY inquired II there was any return
In the case Of Judge McCunp.
Senator J. WOOD stated that an officer went to
the house OF Judge McCunn and found him too sick
to be seen, and 1t Is not known whether the papers
were served on him or not.
The Senate then adjourned until tomorrow morn
ing at ten O'Clock.
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The German Painters.

The German house painters, numbering about
two hundred Mr. Werner presiding, met ut -
avenue last night to organize for the eight-hour
strike. Enthusiastic addresses on the subject were
delivered by several Of the members present. urging
that the proposed reform needed II for other
them for sanitary purposes. To be engaged ten
hours per day at house painting, while exposed to
ascorching sun, was a task which could not be
endured long without lasting injury to health. A
resolution was passed by an enthusiastic vote to
organize the strike at once, ana to notify the eI.
plOyers Of the action taken to-day. The were
SO so per day for eight hours work. delegation
OF tho English-speaking house painters
organization was present, one of whom,
Mr. James O'Kellett briefly addressed tho
meeting the subject OF the opera
tons OF that Organization committee
for the management OF the strike was formed,
which Ia to cooperate with the English speaking
branch of the trade. which has already introduced
the eight hour system In some twenty house pant
ing establishments.
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in case az IL expected the uphosterers there Join
In the general revolt.
The following il the form OF a printed circular
sent by the upholsterers TO their employers
New YORK May 20, 1877
We the workmen from your shop, demand from the
above date eight hours az n da,'s with full
wages for days work. and increase OF twenty per
cent for piecework
In witness whereof we, your workingmen have signed
names
We demand your signature proof of your consent.
The meeting adjourned Mt six p. NJ, to be con.
vened again at Teutonia Hall this morning.
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The Pattcrn-NIakers.

There are about five hundred pattern-makers In
New York, and the success OF the carpenters In
their efforts to secure higher wages has caused
among them also some excitement. small meet
ing was held last evening at Germania Hail. corner
of Twenty sixth street and Seventh avenue, which
was organized into u committee, and called mass
meeting to be held at the same place on next Fri.
day night. letter was read from Mr.. Michael
Moss, President OF the New York Lodge OF the
United American Carpenters and Joners, urging
them to join in the general eighl-hour movement.
IL Is proposed by the pattern-inakefs to demand
both an increase in their wages ana lessening
OF the hours OF labor. They now work ten hours
ana receive but SO 80 day. They ask for eight
hours and "a day. AS their trade Is peculiar
one, and as no workmen In 1t can be imported,
there seems little doubt that they Will be successful
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ADJUSTMENTS.

IL IL BROADWAY
The Mammoth Star Troupe Of the world
MORE ATTRACrioS. MORE NOVELTY.
Glorious Dash of Irresistible Fun
A Gorgeous Combination Of Novelties.
DELIGHTED AUDIENCEs.
MONDAY NEXT NOV. IL,
temperance OF New Yorks favOritc Vocalist,
MISS ANNIE ADAMS.
MISS ANNIE ADAMS
ADAMS ADAMS.
81 sERIO.cOMIC vOCALIsTs, s
< MISS ANNIE ADAMS. K
1i MISS ANNIE ADAMS p
ANNIE ADAMS, -
ANNIE ADAMS.
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SUNDAY 1s72-QUADRUPIE
AMUsEDIENTs. A

WHITES ATHENRUM
w 80 Broadway. opposite Nblo's Garden.
Splendid success
OF this great and fashionable resort pronounced by the
press and public the most
PLEASING ENTERTAINMENT
THE LARGEST AND BEST TROUPE IN THE WORLD.
Everything new,
sparkling
and select,
beautiful.
splendid.
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"Agnss"ia its present perfected condition of acting
fsa Ss hsu n S % oSS or F nr Ns MosT TS
Thh THAT sHAs s EVER BEEN ON
oSss sSS DHsnsEsBtE HAS BEEN GREAT Sue
The Herald saysG fa;;o e,o, ~ ~. !, ... :. s q,
ios rs
Wb d% % m F FFE a2SSE
s qas dassa %ess ssSw m
@ Anes ss s e BIT a Of hs cf M s AnS i in 5
her acting-a charm made potent by the ex-
he OF f M Ia"
persons man used to hearing the recals of crime and
ERESdx HTsSANpIs s,H5 MADE ONE OF THE
AGNES MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY Ats O'CLOCK.
BSS eiss nSS, osrM
MISS HfIGGs nss 2 Is LIMITED TO
CPECIAL NOTICE-I HAVE PURCHASED FROM NJ.
> N, DEnnery and Plonvier OF Paris, the exclusive
@ S % ns ans and
ss sS Fsh U to os sf II ia FIX to the
Ss pulch"s requested H. Fn hys
ACADEMY GE qEAHTxs MYsSooFEeGA: oFEsGA1uocA.
Director :..,,MAx MARErzEK
LAST wERk gT 4nssk, ~ 5tns THE f SEASON.
-, Scoop ASP FEizE EAsH fjSS BSSsa, e. The
MISS CLARA hSTIsE Ear. ErSSI SEIfoGGj GSvijrn1r
s1es. MoR1AM1, srtgxfHSr, tfgEsfasS with
u,nsz = xAFsf%ss M ASssssS 3 q F9psSa pTIaSho, q
WEDNESDAY, ls NOV = EAys1. Agsf NJ.
HceuENdRfs N dRFsspaNShb5'o%a AND %rGvoN
Tickets can be obtained the Academy Of Music and at
schrmer's music store, 7Ol Broadway.
DRYANTs OPERA HOUSE, 23D STREET.
z
In s as Gr 81
skSs II
Seats secured in advance. Matinee Saturday at
NEW YORK SING Academic.
Director. ............H Herr H; GRE1NER
FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY
viii ne ,h 5 ROoms
ess By Gran aDd
Tickets 81 50 admitting lady and gentleman to be had
at the door.
STEINwAY HALh anNb.v xovom,.r =
GENERAL w;r Jr d:,,Is1 KILPArRIck'
SHALL OUR rH;d Z; ESS51's OUR CITIZENS
Tickets, 5ocents. Reserved Seats, rs.
For sale at the hall
GRAND PUBLIC INAUGURAL,
of s nds n e s BUILDING
;sf SSjs
ssnS DSSsSsA ss' ano'" under the a'ss
and magnifcent Building. previous TO the erection Of
procured at al the the principal no
i ps 3es door thr
IAN BRYANTs KING KARRoT
BRYANT's ifSss siSsTREIs EVERY EVENING AT EIGHT
AcADEsNry' NJ Sss's n Ngs5G CHURCH GRAND FAIR,
commencing December ID and
'0n''R1ns VonsE sh6G"sfh 81 fhE nj fhTs." nH!"'sS
the and dns at ss
CARD.-PRIvArE MUSIC LESSONS PIANO, VIOLIN, L!s
- Organ, Guitar Singing day and evening" ~ In1od ~ Mon
sse ssa haslsss S2
DRoCKwAY AS PRINCE FRED ATDAN BRYANT's.
now propose three cheers Sr Mam
NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
NEXT DOOR @ TO TO I NDELNoSf5o's.
l 10. AND od bGSSSRlSP cS1RT s4REkf NEAR STATE
CARD.-PRIvATE MUSIC LESSONS PIANO, ORGAN,
~ Violin, Guitar, Harp Singing, Harmony w clinton
place Eighth street, Established 1854 Students Jour
nal and circulars mailed. J. JAY WATSON director.
CENEvIEvE DE BRYANT. KING KARROT.
VI Dan Bryant and Nclse seymour the Gendarmes.
DAVE REED viii "cacklen every night at . O'Clock
METROPOLITAN
THEATRICAL AND
SHOW PRINTING
ESTABLISHMENT,
HERALD BUILDING,
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.
IARax ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL,
! MINSTREL AND VARIETY CUTS CONSTANTLY
ON HAND
The New York herald., 1872-11-10
THE LECTURE SEASON.

DHRENOLOGY.-A COURSE OF SEVENTY FIVE
L lessons in practical Phrenology will open at $50
Broadway, Wednesday evening, November ls at I
NJ
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M...ssm'ns 'ss ktsiSSGElSe e ifSSSFHnse that
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THE FULL NINTH REdiMENf BxNaiDj. STRAINS
ANTON iRUBiNsrEiN. .''.',. Beethoven
ever aiies aYiiI,sn%so LOUISE apH nIEBHAhT
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Vaiss ss5ss as ysnnssehubert ohsS.s iI:.:
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ANTON RUBiNsTRiN
fhE + FULL EiNTHi REaIxEiiT BAND. pa''0"
Grand OPERA HOUSE.
sssS ssSSss s., sS Family cisss @ &C. Box Sss
LAST WEEK
(bst one)
KoI cAaorrK
LAST AATINEE
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LAST ~HHf ~ .Sas TSG0
LAST LAST WEEK St 1Sas g E
LAST WEEK Out one, '9sHh Of FME GREAT MAJ1Lross
ETGap ans perfect as on the FIRST
IN ACTIVE REHEARSAL,
for speedy production,
LOCAL Sg NJ zSSSSsHfS S4Hs FOLLY
based upon Parsan spectacle of unique constructon
Ro,iNa snd entitled
aa The n w , series New York
phase 4nf ny R ySs hMas Rs RssH
ETH AVENUE THEATRE-oURTAIN RISES Ara
Sole pALr
FLATTERTNG RECEPTION
COMEDY q REv1vALs. fas
Mr. DAILY begs to offer. in compliance with numerous
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sArvnDiR sRd EVENING, SVSsHssSFs SsIhs$ LAST r1..s.
OLD Il asb sT22ES 80 ard
IN ACTIVE REHEARSAL,
F WIVES oGmsdy esed
WOODS ,SSSf rsyHreEs sss #Es1 osE "14'
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MONDAY afternoon at2. MONDAY Evening ata
efgssafllH SafnE sr Of afis tit ties sessfsssa Sfss
,s$ 'sS PAY sss!s%!%; s%5!s:s"s ~
sEEH$ $$H$$s $$
GREAT Tslfs sGRthseuE BSEEAkS BSEEAES Bill! BILL
Miss Th9Th PSanyE WI h9aSHAx sRgsi BSFSzES s7ES Bi
Miss EMMA GRATTAN, BUFFALo BILL.
Mss ThESEsA WOOD sass III the It's
MS dAaSas EHSa M3$HRk eREsT RSA%iro
MONDAY EVENING, Nov IS, first appearance this SEQ
Nj. fen JomSNY lin ysrfaitsa ThoafsSa, affsssSSsa
in his Drama Of OUR COLORED' BROTHER
2x GHss SHNs9F seg NTs
a1S 81 khsEEVE j saHs Music
E hss t E MATINEE OF
commencing r6EsbaY GHAssEE Evssfsa Nsfss Nov H. ,.
aSEySS on' G|ys, Is,onesno
have been RHiSsfas f ssss sna Ne sfEsrAws
in the exposition branch Of art in which they have
wen %p spfTsoa5 and Mile LOUISE oRMENy
vi" aiS q csn Sc aa Stain
SHS Ess II
TERNooN only Matinee Of Rabinstein ~ and Ghsmsss
II NoNPk9 PA9dKTlVN EYENISG, .5,. NSys%ber SSsH IL
last and y ysys Th hREGPfa PNo KING
M RkE5 EoE m MHDfSS ESSsE 6knEsx
MOST ATTRACTIVE ,IvP PRoGRAMME, ns including ths
OPENING OF BARNUM's GREAT
SHOW
POSTPONED
TO MONDAY, NOV. 49,
consequence OF the continued sickness many Of ~
most valuable Ring Horses the opening Of my CREST
Museum, Mcnagcric and Hippodrome in Fourteenth
street necessarily postponed to Monday, Nov. la
The Public's obedient Servant
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BROADWAY.
Matinee Wednesday and Saturday.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER IS, the new Burlesque,
KING OF CARROTS.
introducing many new fcatu res
The New York herald., 1872-11-10

RuBINsTEaTNNn EAREWEhk a TyvN1k TO ,B. BROOKLYN.
IL AoNBk9 Bk9oknYN EHENsSe; XdASEs9l HSysReer IL
last and Hysyf RggRss sggRssss1hnfs II hHEGsfyH % oi KING
NH HENRI , WETIAyskI ASs THE MO- MODERN I .AcANINI "a
aosi sSSS4S asadas ::
OPENING OF BARNUMs GREAT
SHOW
POSTPONED
TO MONDAY NOV 1s.
consequence the continued sickness of many Of ~
most valuable Ring Horses the opening Of my sresa
Museum, Mcnagerie and Hippodrome in Fourteensh
street is necessarily postponed to Monday, Nov Ia
The Publics obcdient Servant.
zz-,,,,,,-o,,;, Z :: 1AHs.-
Il dAErroaS5AD AZ sR5ADMHY, MISsrRFhs. zIs
BEHOLD SthhASe9ss fHH SSe9ss$SEIATfSSS EIIsAsdSSS u STARS
the brightest star 5 oP @Xfs5T ,nf ethiopian stage
the universal sSGEe sTaS%oSS raS slsBsd '0m'd'n'
the man aERfbHs san Rfsss and SSG the 0an'
the great eSHEEHs ShiEfisr hE4%So ifsi';s S S"'Fi'
together with the finest Singing Corps and Orchestra -
EVERY EVENING "a SSD SfS'sss,FrRDy SATURDAY MArrNEE
lOH AND 1H HIST aEHan MEHk S 9s SEEr HHE sEAso
GEO. r. BAILEY CO.'S CIRCUS AND MENAGEx1B
will continue open another week,
E;SS
ALI THE AGe6s tee nps. fsas Hoers ahI % fE vXuLrEnA
49, All the Wild Beasts and Trained Ponies
will appear together in the closing week.
MORGAN, Champion Hurdle Rider.
MISS RsTuaN BELLE sonssfss fse ssaa
with the BIG ELEPHANT VIII assist;
The spacious menagerie Of wild beasts Is tnorougAV
ventilated and pleasantly arrangeo
<,ARn-pRryATE LESSONS, PIANO, GUITAR,
II Violin organ, Singing, Harmony; day and evening;
Eighth street Clinton glSes es,aeshsd Mssca S Sroc, Src
rps JENNIE VAN ZANDT BEGs TO ANNOUNCE
| M her return from Europe. All communications re-
gardng engagements for concerts oratoros &C. TO be
| rooms los Fith avenue, New York.
v,ANJo SONG AND DANCE JIG, CLOG AND IRISH
II Jig Dancing taught.-Pups fitted the stage ny
1 the renowned JOHN BOGAN, 100 East Houston street.
| near Bowcry Ladies taught
| 7 OVERS OF MUSIC AND ART SHOULD READ THE
IL "Students Journal" Sample copies free calling
addressing j. JAY WATSON, ~ Clinton place. Prt
vate musical instruction. Established 1884.
| "CPRAY OF MIGNONETTE," j. r. THOMAS NEW
~ and beautiful ballad, &c.. also Mlllards Meeting"
50c Albcs' II Waited till Twilight" lOc and all Nine
Lacca's Songs with elegant Portrait also strauss P.se
well TO AMERICA Waltz &c., and Kaiser Sadt' Polka
The New York herald., 1872-11-10
THE CASE OF IRELAND STATED.
A COURSE OF FIVE LECTURES


YTNHE CASE Of IRELAND STATED.
i COURSE OF FIVE LECTURES
by the
VERY REV. 7. n. BURKE, o. p,
in reply to Mr.. Froude in the Academy OF Music. New
York. on the following evenings
Pifst Lecture-"rhe Norman INVASION on Tuesday,
November u.
second Iec,ure-"Ireland Under the Tudors,"
Thursday, November H.
Third Lecture-'Ireland Under Cromwell" Tues.
day, November l9.
F0frh Lecture-"Grattan and the Vounteers" on
Fiiih Lecture-"Ircland Since the Unon," on Tuesday
November & .
Tickets for the course S.; single admission, 81 For
the principal hotels and book The occs
OF the Catholic Journals and at the Academy OF Music.
part the house reserved except the boxes which
arc for sale the box office OF the Academy Music
The New York herald., 1872-11-10
MUSICAL.

"A THE new YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
Qormerly at 800 Broadway and ;! Flmh avenue, ,,c.
NOW loo ted at No East Fourteenth street, near FUn
NV avenue next door 10 Delmoncos
has long enoyed q reputation which connects with II all
that progressive IN present musical instruction IN this
II Is the only chartered music school in the State hav
fng no branch in this city, and being entirely distinct
from other institutions which initiate its without
even attempting TO initiate its merits
Every branch OF Vocal and Instrumental Music, Har-
mony Composition and Modern Languages Is here taught
privaely and in casses by the most eminent instructors
In the land at price within the reach OF all
Subscription books open daily, from A. NJ TO p. NJ.
BROOKLYN BRANCH
102 I0i ana 100 Court street, State
The celebrated ArlOn pianos used in the New York
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rp CHRIsTOPHER,s DANCING SCHOOL. EIGHTY.
sixth street Third avenue, "Wednesday and saiur,
day; Rcnsen House, 10Th street. Harlem, tuesday and
Friday afternoons; evening sorec at Eighty sixth
street, on Wednesday. 18th; Harlem. Friday, I'd.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-10

VNHE ABOVE NAMED PROPRIETOR HAVING
l Ieased the Ornety House would inferm his
friends and the travelling public that this House
has been thoroughly retitted throughout and put
in complete order for the comfort and pleasure Of
all who may please to give him call.
The TABLE will, at all times, be supplied with
all the substantialS as well the Injuries that
the market affords. No pains will he spared 10
please guests and every attention will be paid to
their respective wants at all times
The BAR is well stocked with Fine Liquors,
Wines, &c.
Attached to the House is a BILLIARD ROOM
containing Three Tables of the latest improved
styles, with good cues, balls and line light.
Also. GEN ERAL STAGE OFFICE for the Stages
connecting with all the differnt lines Of Stages
and Railroads running through this state and
California, and any Information i'll relation to the
same will be cheerfully given at all times.
IT, Particular attention paid to booking Pas
sengers, calling them, &c. Nov. Soft
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DR. SAGE's CATARRH REMEDY is patent medi-
cine humbug gotten un TO dupe the ignorant and
creduluu-, i it represented As being composed
of rare and precious substances, brou ght from the
four corners Of the earth, carried times
across the Great Desert Of Saharah, on the backs
Of fourteen camels, and brought across the At
lantic Ocean on two ships. 1t is a mild, soothing
pleasant Reineiy. n perfect Specific for Chronic
N--sl Catarrh, Gold in the Head and kindred
diseases the proprietor, r. V. Pierce, NJ. D..
Of Buffalo y. Y. whose private Government
stamp is ON every package of the Genuine) offers
a reward of S5U0 for a case of Catarrh he cannot
srure For sale by drug -ists. Sent by mail post
paid, for sixty cents. Address the proprietor as
above.
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Grief knits two hearts in closer
bonds than happiness ever can and
common sufferings are stronger links
than common Joy.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-10

The favorite romance of the Office
seekers-'Put yourself IN his place.
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DEAR MUTToN.-A tender line Of
lamb recently sold for thirty-seven
dollars at an autograph sale in Lon
don.
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Moderate thine expenses; be not
ille-keep thy council.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-10

4 buffers poetical advice to hi!
sOn-''Learn to labor and to trGit."
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Ghe Daily State 2coister,
Published Daily, Mondays ExceptedD
PERKINS & STR EEIT.
OFFICE-RaiI's Brick Building, SecOnt
street, opposite the Capitol.
Terms of subscription:

one copy. one wear, by mail ~
one copy, SIX months, by mail.-..-..-. 10 90
one copy. three months, by mail = ~
NONE FORWARDED UNTIL PAID FOR
RI Delivered by carrier to town sub
scriberS at - cents per week.
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Joint proprietors-Butchers.
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THE FISK-MANSFIELD SUIT.

Allusion is frequently made to the
Fisk-Mansfield suit, out of which
grew the shots that Terminated the
life and closed the eventful career of
James Fisk, Jr, and brief insight
into the suit will certainly interest
the reader. Helen Josephine Mans
tield was forvears the mistress of the
redoubtable Colonel, the sharer of
his JOYS, his great wealth, and, what
was worst for Fisk, his business Sc
crets. There appears to have been a
complete infatuatiOn on Fisk 5 part
for this woman, an lnfatuatlon which
as we have said, carried him to the
greatest lengths. Having control of
both his heart and purse.
THE wHIMs OF THE FAIR HELEN
Never went ungratifed, and stories
Of her exploits and brilliant extra
VACANCIES have rung the land. The
gallant Colonel was lavish as a
Prince. and it is probable that he re-
ally entertained for this frail, erring
woman a feeling deeper and more
earnest than men usually bestow on
their paramours.
THE SWAPPING OF THIS TIE.
How. when or by what means it Oc-
CURED does not much matter, but
there came time when the tie
which bound these twain was snap
ped asuuder, never to be restored
again evermore. There was a scan
dal. a separation. and then the mat
ter died ont and people ceased to
gossip about the difference of the
pair. 1t appears. however, that at
the time Of this separation Fisk had
in his DOsse>sion-sO at least the fair
Helen alleges so 900 or $40.
900 of his mistress money deposited
with him to be invested for her ac-
count. The refusal of Fisk 10 give
up the amount brought about the
IOw famous litigation. Mrs. Mans
1ield, forswearing the Colonel, took
10 her arms a certain Edward 5.
Stokes. a broker of some sort i'll New
York, and the two made common
cause against the recalcitrant Fisk.
LA BELLE HELENE.
This suit has been in progress now
for near two months, and has attract
Ell great deal of attention. Mrs.
Nanstield's appearance in the Court
room as a witness created no end of
sensation, the reporters describing
her beauty in glowing and rapturous
terms. The suit possessed a peculiar,
albeit a;lventitious, interest for the
whole nation, because the beautiful
Mansfield threatened constantly to-
startle the public with such revela-
tions of Fisk affairs and operations
as should shake the country to its
very ceuter. In this threatened dis
closures it was said that Tweed,
Sweeney, Hall, and the Tammany
Ring, together with those concerned
in the Erie corporation would playl
the most conspicuous part Chron-
icle