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THE WRECKED STI.fMSHIP.
Correct List af the SnVed-The Pato Of MIR.
Feundeiiug's Family.

''"n"t"ns hh"p'
The reports OF the loss Of life by the dis
aster to the Deutacbland. which ,yere puhlis,ad
-. =
N'''eruaf' were nhr'Haole. instead OF loss OF
twenty six souls the number 10 now believed 10
Ice AT least lffN ns ,ya. ,t nr.t rcp,rtcd 1ht.
49, -, -. ''F''''u '"''
saved all the Storage pa--enser, who shipped
=, ~ " i'''''' i"7
l"Io"lnt Is correct list OF The saved so far as
known at the compauy's on IN this city:
gtu t,1.,,-w,u aim .,.. -, ,,i,,i,ns ns,,, -,
Dir4srrirh sne = All Mryer. ir. OF ar.mrn
N.cof C1ir -Apna Pe,SaOll. rAc1iofe 81 mann.
&c = /. rauer, Hcrmaln latham, Edwara siamn,
suH suH = = st4ilm ~ ~ furSi trtn1 llauin and
IH tSfE ~ Ie,a' A9. p9 i'Grmaa9 Of t,ncg ~ Pro
ane Hifed WIff5 81 f.,a a. rs va VI A''rI'. ~
So, riJs-A s1ni ana v'tc. e. Fuaa,..J Kubi. J.
rss too cticsicK. - Jopp, P.t,r hi.i4er ana wtfc
t.. dp.sAn T., ga, fTn1 Iiemlitr II rnhlrt
hrn' ~ "a ,n. ~, hl,Tva.,' rst,,s ~. NWhew
tu-,n' Frtp,l. Iiev ~ ma Gr,,r,f,. ,,',, ~,
lar. snd vile. Anna Nsfrf ia tWiri.h
jic hll. schwartz. Kats sr.4a l ara "a Scauller,
'nAtan Iru.s N.nrEe " is'. \. H'fy1erg, Augusde
tti,' iheodeic Nsst PaNs r Ngr foCni Byne.
re ri ','r1. MIN. Nm. I''is' ,ii,I IT. W.
' i;a r8;ka. Ni,n' T'" Sarf S.Is .n1 rtS.t ts
= .u.t :. tuz Naier. a.. afar ~--. ~, George
~ tl .n s0i- 81 t.. b, 4 u.rI N,'1 GiH-
80 " % ~ fl I'- Ii. ttr'', '.tN' - Nch'fs
~. + ',. ,r' s'Vi anton "r''-iH
IN' u. / 30 Tvs tuht - l-f- .h' nave hc'n
.t'gv IT =, .-.i,ph- lhe - WIZ Wri" Nhnei ~
tNt ~ oi " ntlhe>uh>' $40 tliHi IL ~ ,'r,' ana VI
N'ii, .o- l-tir "l" q j., 'ii-' 'NI 90" res u
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THEsAyINGs BANKS,
The Third Avenue, the manufaoturers' and
Buiiders', and the German Up Town.


Mr.. John d. Manning, broker, of IS
BROAD way, testified yesterday in the case Of the
ex-oflcials OF the Third Avenue Savings Bank.
He exhibited the entries Of his sales Of Louis
lana ievce bonds and Of Alabama. Virginia. and
Geo. Ria bonds in 1873 and 1874. Levee bonds TO
tho amount Of one million dollars were issued
In 1895, bearing eight per cent. interest, and
due In 1896 These were the only lsvoe
bonds dlspOsed Of in the United States,
tho other issues having been sold abroad.
The State OF Louisiana defsulted in the
payment OF interest on the evee bonds
IN 1873 and no interest had been paid since. An
Injunction was also Issued to prevent the fund
Ing OF the bonds. The res ut wa. that the bonds
were almost unstable, and the few transactions
that we're Effected we're at about 10 cents on the
Manning siso qu led bis sales OF Alabana bonds,
bearing Ter cent. interest. which averaged -
cents on the dollar. Virginia old bonds bad
boen sOd at 3J, and the consois At IS TO 81
Georeias changed hands a. almost 90. All the
above bonds figured at par tn tho Third Avenue
I-nk statements. The nearing Was adjourned
4, person holding q 900 WORTH Of stock in the
broken Manufacturers aud Builder Bank hiss bo-
gunleSsl proceedines for the removal OF the re-
ceiver, Mr.. william a. Duncan. The bank Of
ncisls who surrort Mr Duncan. have procured
tNe signatures OF a majority OF the depositOrs
to paper In favor 81 retatninS MIN - receiver.
The onScers say that the bank will pay svery de-
positor In fun
Mr.. CarmaD Yesterday delivered up th- KEYS Of
the Third Ayonue saso 10 Mr.. Hurd. ana sc-
countlnts will be busy to-day exlmiaiag the
books ard securities.
There Is exc, cment among the deposit ors 81
the & rmaa Uptown savings Bank sarge
meeting WIS bcli last evening 10 a saloon near
the bank. The trustees were loudly anHthsraa-
tized. On motion Of Mr. Asnoel =. fitch, 1t Was
resolved to hold general meeting OF the de-
poeitors at Terrace Garden, ii9 East Forty
eighth street, this ereuing, and there to call
apon the trustees 10 explain their position. Br.
Christian Schwartz. the former President, aud
Mr.. Scharner the late Secretary. have not been
seen at the bank since the susDensiOn.
There IS movement among the depoaltors OF
the Mutual Beneat Sisin2s Bauk 10 hold pub
lie meeting with view of compelling the trus-
toes to nay tho difference between the deposits
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VIII the writer ~ A jersey sensation" send
his address 10 Ina eUA1
John Mcdonald. a-ed l. wears WAS killed on
thc rclnsYTant "a ruad tnck a. tue slI h)ads, be-
low NshwAf, YESTERDAY,
While walking on the track ~ the Morris and
fss Hairmd q cYeulu- Ar henuty OF Sec on /
street hast NcWarS, WAS AlDtd.
he rrsidcn - = Bernard Monaghan, i9 New
ark HNruuc IT. Ii'y. Na+c1i- uei ana twot frame
banding. Ilulns were slsh'.Y damaged. Loss flJOo
Patrick Sullivan, drllrr on the Delaw re, Lack
anna. lnu Western l.hlrol aahroND NON tram
IN the Bergen lunnei anu iniahy Injured
william Kinney, n carpenter, while repairing
the tridge Of The 4rfA ahd ts.eI Railroad over the
ira Il.
An Orange impostor, after asoertain'ng the
name - al occupant cf hOHs carr"a 10 suCh Ltclee
OF piU4c' 10 Nlsles T. dispose Ol telling the lady
""f '-r Nustsni hs OrlhreI sn. ~ u0lod AIN
" VV.ess ~ AsA,SAy,
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ISsPECr0RS ExToRrIoSs.
Frauds Ihat hnve been Too Long Perpetransa
In New York.

About q year ago." said Mr.. W. II. Rose .
Oil Hudson street to large number of merchsnts -
Hudson and Christopher streets last eyeainx Charss
graves, the clerk of John W Robinson. iaspectos
OF weights and Measures, came to my store. ssTtns
that he wished to the weights that uunn
He examined them sni charged Inc H42. told hiul
that the charge was unreasonable AID unlawful onf
thst would cueerfuliy pay It Il thought tnAI It wouil
into the city treasury.
IL goes into my pocket SAID Travers insoieual
my osiiion was obtained through political tnAn
euce, aud the perqusites are mine, Of course.
4" paid the money required protest." said Nx.
Roe. Ihen eonip.Aned to the Jun showing thsf
the charge mat SHOULD We been mAae rrayers.
cOrdng ~ law, vas t.Ol rrayers and en- Doysf
R)mrson. were ind.c cd. rhe former. having piesA
tnat he wa- ignorant Of ers's misconduct, and
Tad not au'i Drzcd AIM to seal wei hts
acquitted lriyers spped out OF he court before hs
cOJ lc called "a renu ial. have been sued by Robn-
son for SO ~, ami have hid to turnis ~ 900 o.r
Hundreds u fore e-r written 10 folloU
up Irsyrrs and RJOih,nu."
committee dire. ted 70 confer Eth he props
ciiJ or tais, % dew cnccs upon &C .-spectora
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Tho enlistment OF seamen has been d,soon-
uuucd iu tAr navy yaru.
Ihe Health Board has ordered that tho ordl-
nance tWohiht, ne ,ushtctns Of 4nim rs Ia tue
city limits be enforced.
The Rrv. DIR. Baxter Dickinson, tho proshy-
tenln minister VINO drd n M, snty fr,t year ~ Z
silence ai ~ lw'inx street Brpok yn oi Tuesday
was hurled YESTERDAY aitrrnn r' r ls-sou avenue
iruslNtIiau Cnurch The Rev. Dr. Josepa DuryeA aad
otlers nl'lAted
At the request OF the ins and the outs of the
T. iOkyn Aide men who are lertsted tue decision
., uie consiluu.nNly VI s'uNor Goes bil rrYiying
the uounie-headei Cty goyernm' mt, Geu, Pryor has
sugmtt'a Hg4 oti ioa SAM Is 80 be 49, y i!e eon
80 y 70 ~'.' ." ne Institution
~i,D vi uIu,n VI Iie -HAg,V. VI ioiA
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Three young hoys, named savage, Crane, and
Higgins, Of Rauway. ran ava, from home on MONDAY.
Intending 20 So West. They had o.J $50 IN taeir
yufkets. and tlug Jn a. ,lM. after uurrh hasug
H. kets % Nns iuson. eIpeAdca all their money here
nLf remained ulll strriaf. They slept IN The police
stations ~ Il city, ami ycst, riuy, talsned " ia their
e1 rieucc confessed % tue chief Of Police. who teV-
I. u 4 [ Z lrLnul-
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Th. Richmond MhIu.. New nInnnanr..

RICHMOND, W., Dec. q.-'rhe Richmond Whig
has been pnrohased by MessFs. wyatt ". ENou & CO.,
and tOdlJ M de e appear under the new manage
M. gen Elliott rs for twenty year- prryiuu 70
IN during the lte war one Of tho protr,tols of the
u Nhlg anu lts chlrf business h,auug NRIhlnel u.
N adr, formerly editor ~ the VIVA ana present
Chairman Of the state Conservative Cnmpnttee, will
R-rrr't f"~"'e-'y ~ .. % - sli 4 q 4
r1s o4.A. lsuE svAuss ~ a.tA I,a Ay, =, 4sssllAs
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Tho kin.s County Charity Commission, In a
recent m,eunr. cur down the salaries of uoa-y every
employee and discharged twenty ave pcrs "a Among
the lrttcr was tAe hr't assistant pyscan, Robert y
Atwood sir. Atwood, ia thn ftccnt luYfe 81 4ion by
Dr. OrurOuaIN gave dan .gltg tc-tul. uy AZ lst g.
uanl l-rncuf OF tNe Asylum for the Insane. Re had
h-en faitl lfnl ami mpatent olc 30 ana nluy tina
that tnr to.uWsluhr.s Ntrr 4u 9 ulNe thc r,duc-
ton Of eApen'es an excuse Tor iiff "a rSluK hm.
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THE OLD W0RLD's NEWS.
Bglloiins for senators in the French Assem-
Div -snrprising sIrenrIh of Ihc Lon.

PARIS, Dee. 9.-ln tue Assembly to-day bal
lutas beg for me election of seventy ave Senator'S
wlo 10 holl their once for life. The Duo aAuilf
fret p1squer President. and NJ. Mariel First Vice
President ~ The Assembly were elected, no otLcf
candidates obtaining the absolute majority, which u
necessary on The urst ballot.
fne Lei tiopci surprising strength 10 the voting
IhoN ca q dtIts received an aver ge OF 325 yot
OF thc lI-ht.
Tie members OF the Right are sstounded st sho re.
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The inaugural of calilornia's New Governor

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 9.-Goy. Irwln was
iGau>urated TO-DAY with TIE usual csremoales
Ia hs Inaugural address he urges the Legsll.
ture To brug the influence of the Sats e. bear upon
Toe general LOlelnmcnt 10 procure iuoulno4u
Of thr I eaty with Cntaa, with Yleg Of restricting
ChiEesc inuliirauon also tao state should demand
p - 81 - ~. Aca. At LAC 5-.t-., .>s.t.V
usaL
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Rrsti,ulIop lIegunin nrool,Iyn.

Hu,h Mclaughlin. the Boss nephew, who rs
treasurer Of the BrooABn Fire Department retained
tiO,7l2, interest on the department funl, and
successfully sued by toe city yesterday handed the
Cooperation Counsel a cheex for the amount. Under
the pr position OF tNtlrc Omln.s oner Mclaughlin
return 10 tue ely thr $1,000 thal ne rot iufd he
gives but four ceat for year three per
Tor tie othef, addirg out s7l2 10 the pnncph. TIE
posecuipn ~ the suit would have reg-ined
sut aIof iDf .Le saJ JrAs us, n0 us.d no ulouoy.
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Articles OF agreement were catered into yss-
terday between A.P. Messenger aud W T. Harding -
nd vclocpcie race Of twenty.sI hours for $50
SIDE the race begin Friday Dec II. in the AInsd
Iastlfute.
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A $4,000 Robbery.

twas reported List eyeninsthAt a confidential
clerN OIL H. Mcdonald Co., dru -sists At 6y2 WakA
ninalCiLe. ta- II 1ppelrni with ti0.oJi nrmN
90 lncy ani had alsO swiudied number Of conAaia6
friends
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Hrs. Ann Coogan ~ as Second street, Jersey
cry, de Yesterday IT hr ,gs Of one hundred and oos
years, she was tfe Oldest woman Ia the clIy aA1
prOtApy IN the Stte. she bora 10 lrel4nd. aAA
until -athin few days eni ,yed ox cc!.ent health
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As a train Of the staten Island Railroad wls
running through the Clifton cut yesterday man rln
dosn the emhanainent to the uack mmedl ,tely 10
front OF the engine The cowcatchef struck him hur.
in@ nan several yards a"AN, ana Nnrn he ti th' en-
Elf pir-rd over ttW rHYtr rnS MA head from his
iis sHtl lut 80 years of - we'll drcsc aul wore
sua oNsitcAe GA his pr "a we're letters adire
q JanlB Hope
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Cnrcne. Nognn Of Jersey city Yesterday ar.
rcs.'a '.flo.n n Arntn. md"iic ~ hearon avenue
40 rn. f't Nltn tf o. " Nra Theodore Juig D.
-.u.' -' 20 ifen4g "-o iie- fc dAJs ~uiie 10
corlIrlu. 2.
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\ two-year-old child oied In Washington yes,
tcri,Y from the eGccf- Of the b.rsilg ~ : coal I'd
hUP. ~, fAth. r. atttm t.g gueuch the nAnaea
Nas al % burned, and II how IN critical c0rditl0n-
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BOSTON, Dec 9.-l4 ine tr.. of Pper for the
murder % Mao. .- e. rfi.rruti "a closed to-dAy
atteg L4t' 4, rKl.. -.stFt ~ iurty W.'acssaa q
three Gays Tn defence l4s tomorrow.
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D0LAN OBTAINS A RESPITE.
LNFORW4TTON THfT SpfRFS MN AT
mar tNOTHLR WEEK.

Toiuis cell even O'Clock Yesterday morning,
sr,r nirhi ~ aitciratc sleeping aud waking
Il, Knott and VI we'd silently, acc rding to his
custom duius the last few weeks. At about
ths same time, Ia the yard between tho prison
b1Idi and the Elm street wall. workmen boz
ern to erect a eallows upon which to hang him
Chs morning DJlAn could not hear or see the
work but through inaui ries Of the deputy
sArrn go guard at the door, he learned about II.
"Wc'l.' De- elil. IL am an innocent man. ne
true as th.ra 3, a God IN heaven. They'll hang
~ innocent man when they hang me but rm
going g. ole ike q tnan."
Yet he was hopeful Of not dying to-day. for
soon aitcrvari ic asked II anything had been
hoard from Il " fiden.
>" II Tad w,,k' 4 time" he said. upon hear.
fR that rturis,e mad not been granted. 81"
vopiG show that | didn't KIN NJ. Noc."
good Ire ekiast wac seRt to him Al o'clock
snl Doe ITO De .ri'ly but he wa detected in
s1iifs. ln appearance he ha. not altered stree
bp ur-'. lis .waFthy bulldog face, stohd
so5 ru'i.r m ,xri.ssi. r,7 no dir. rent. His
ct, i.:i..r.i- Li.cAt. arxi' ty, and fright
~ y.r '.t o. l' !, out - Lis counicnsnce.
l. t.i~ Vin q I'll u. 81 n. u.. and there isa
Soc tIt' rsT t., Zoo the Ii,y Which he las
n.t lss.kf..t he .molcl n cicar. no, AZ
IbI.u ~ cared about the -u0lin-. tut with
Va g.. ( 10 IA VII tlt-i @ rrctaing 10
go c'l,d a. 70 o'.i'i,i. .l,i ad taiscd win
hin .lf IN hour when hi- We came, carry
Inc L.-t t"o.Nyai- - tO,. ID .in III -sed his wife
49, 3. ihd N' p.' '-N 'lh4 !.' iar" wiih lie
isn H.. na mil!e r.. up tall.n'ns to
sId uuti,rcd. and he SD To- he-. Don't cr';
T. 1 n .urs 10 L.n As u vs. tnurutrcr. /
sGlitYartdt rett ~ COO vitAo t ar
Nc. .Au '4. d lU.n t. cDrf ss. II he WA
Sull. Ul' hc ..lf.f % % ..- ,ci alton 20 inno-
t'u,e. ii. ha sad the -.r.e ,ain. mnny time,
t,th. -tno.r i.,.s "u. -4fe tiaed ~ nim
ebl ! has ut a..
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LONDON. Dec. 9-An explosion took place TO-
DAY IA c9e milo as Mclh!ey' IeaE Lce4s, aud
were kLlul.
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HESpAYT, Dec. @. The Carst court martial
has .cntenced Gen sabaiis to four years mpdson'
meIt.
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BROOkLYN.

pcrMlIp, Dee. g. Paul Frederic Emile Leo.
p .iu, Puuce OF LpDe ODetmIlD Is dead.
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Wcsichesrcr County

The police Justices held T. n barkceUers, Yester.
day. 70 sGsser Tor selling Liquor aitaOuI license.
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sPIRKS IRON rHE TELEGRAPH.

Rising iarou,tUr, s'ientN cooler. ne-th~1a
Siaie, c.1uV aui c.raril. weather
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Justce Elm0nds of Mount Vernon, sent II
tramps " he county "a yesterday.
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0RINT CONC RATULATED.
A Grand Jnry's Letter TO the Author Of " Let
No Guilty Man kscape."

ST. Louts Doc. 9.-rhe United States Grand
Jury which has been in session since Nov. g.
adjou ourned to-day after presenting thirteen new
Indictments to the court. Although it has not
been on 'ially annouccd there seems to DO no
doubt whatever but that one Of the indictments
IL against Gen. Babcock. President Grants pr
vate secretarN. ana that capiAs for his arrest
was sent tn ohic 20 tonight.
Previous to auJ lurnment Of the Grand Jury
to-day uintfr-u of tde Jurors, all who were pres
rIf q iue t.ur, resi- lnat- from all p rts Of this
90 fffiD :, tul uumD-r Of them Democrats.
-i-urd the lowing letter, which was sent to
ITS destinations to-nl-.
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'I.ts l 90 Co.. and tell pnlan," said MagIe
Nuii ~, vntn the d cument had teen read.

lhr ilrtt n 80 to the corridor of tGc prison,
y r.' D. |iHh $50 .sl. "a ~. wife ard mother nu-
ltf. .IHd Nn. .piin ,l.t 4 clean 81 hopt -huAins
90 i., i.4.o, and sad, ITS Dad news, mother /
l.. W."
3D.. MY sn.rG wood grraned his hand, sud
e. ed, " IL. respite for 70 weok.'
- 'lfn w tNlrtul IA an instant, una almost hs
~ ..N wasun Oils Knees, Wi hls hands Cl 4ap-
su. iiie iacr Wt- nIsLod red. hls .telidiiy was
iof ciNe Ir ken, and he tfeu.bled vi l"ntiy,
liAhk q u, no cried; "tuauk God for that.
know 6 d won't f0rsake me, for 1 am an limo
seni man. | never killed Mr.. Noe--I never
hlled him God Knows DeV killed him, did
SDt expect 1T was prepared Tor the worst"
iheh 20 tr"se, stlll weeping, and kissed his
wife and mother.
Nonttnued " for 1 can show tdem never oom-
81 Innocent man"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-16
Fatal Duel Between PrussIan OF.


q fh4at fieers.
A German correspondent ol the Con.
tinental Herald writes: "Neubreisach
has beeen the scene Of duel between
two young Prussian officers, which un.
fortunately ended fatally. Lieutenant
Won CARRIER, who was killed, and his
opponent, Sub Lieutenant Rau Won
Holzhausen, both belonging to the
Second Battalion Forty-seventh Regi-
ment, had quarrelled in the Officers
Club at Strasburg, and on one occasion
the Lieutenant bad used insulting ex.
pressions to his subordinate in the pres
ence of common soldiers. The affair
was laid before the Council Of Honor,
consisting Of superior officers, who de.
cided that the insult was grave enough to
warrant hostile meeting. 4, The duel
accordingly came off on the 7th instant
at 10 PAGES, and in the presence of pro-
per witness and seconds. 1t is stated
that Won GARNER was adverse to duel.
ing on religious grounds, being a very
strict Roman Catholic; but he we'll knew
that If he did not comply With the or.
dinances OF the council he would have 20
leave the service with ignominy. Won
Holzhausen was well practised in the use
OF the pistol, and mortally wounded his
adversary at the second discharge, the
latter expiring as soon as he had par
taken Of the last rites of his religion.
Won GARNER was Of Silesian family,
and was only twenty-four years Of age.
He had taken part in the campaigns Of
1866, 1870 and 1871, and had been de-
corated with the Iron Cross. The ter
mination of the duel Is more to be re-
gretted as his mother is widow.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-16
MEMPHIS, TENN TUESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY l6 1876

title to the Spanish throne, but here was
where the shrewdness was displayed, for
the husband Of Queen Isabella was
confirmed invalid, from which heirs
we're notlikely to descend. Should issue
fail, the succession would at least be to
the children Of the Due de Montpensier.
Th9 Queen was young, lovely aud high
spirited, and it was not long before she
saw the plot by which the threne would
90 from her TO her sisters heirs, and she
may have felt as Queen Elizabeth did
when the cry was wrung from her tor
tured heart, 1.-THE Queen Of Scots hath
children, and am but barren stock
The morals OF the Spanish court were
none Of the best, and afforded to Isa
bella the means Of preventing the con-
summation of the conspiracy to which
already she had in part been delivered
over. The marriage had taken place in
1856, In lS4350 the courtier Serrano
was great favorite Of the Queen, and
in 1850 the first child was born TO Fran.
els d'Assis Marie Ferdinand and Isa-
bella. This birth was followed By sew.
eral others, and in 1857 Alfonso, now
King of Spain, FIRST saw light. Serrano
has always shown warm interest in
the young man, and has paved his way
TO the throne.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-02-16
rhlevss OF Quallly in Paris.


Decidedly the Bon Marche has the
knack OF attracting lady thieves. have
already chronicled the arrest of one OF
my own countrywomen for helping her
self too freely to some Of the pretty
things so profusely strewn around in
that too-tempting store. Three more
women, of good family and position
French women, fortunately this time J,
have just been tried, convicted and
sentenced to six months Imprisonment
each, for the same etfense against the
law, committed in the same place. Two
of them were intimate friends, respecta-
BILE married ladies both of them, the hus
baud OF one being a clerk in the Cour de
Cessation, and that of the other an EN-
ploye in the offices Of the Orleans rail.
way. They we're seen in the act OF
taking the objects stolen, and were
according to the rules of the Bon
Marche, which forbid the arrest of a
thief within the precincts thereof, fol.
loved and secured while they were
standing at the corner Of street in the
act Of sharing their booty. A search made
at the domicile Of one of them resulted
in the discovery of large mass of stolen
articles, amongst which we're eleven
jewel boxes, FIVE combs and thirty, one
neekties, to say nothing of napkin
rings, scent bottles, lamp mats,
and other trihes innlmerable. The
third case was the most interesting, from
the social standing Of the culprit. She
was person of rank-a real live coun-
tess, with friends and connections Of the
very highest standing in Parisian society.
On New Years eve she went to the shop
of contectioner on the Rue du Baz,
made some purchases, and was seen to
pocket valuable smelling bottle. The
proprietress of the store followed her to
the Bon Marche, which was densely
crowded, and saw her put into her mud
a crepe de chine fichu, trimmed with
lace. On being arrested she pleaded az
her excuse that she had lost nearly all
Of her property, but still kept up her old
associations and acquaintanees. She
was, therefore, expected 70 make New
Year presents, and not having the
money wherewith TO purchase them, she
had sought by theft to obtain the means
of fulfilling her social obligations. This
very touching plea ayailed nothing with
heartless jury, who ruthIessly sentenced
this noble shoplifter to six months i'm
prisonment Had the case occurred in
America, fear the gentle countess would
have been proved to be kleptomaniac,
and would have been instantly acquitted
while the cruel propretors of the Bon
Marche would have been severely blamed
for prosecuting an interesting maniac.
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