, 1876-10-15

Of a new lover They went to fashionable water
iqg.place and her gambler husband followed them
He found his wife Ind her paramonr. and scene
OF violence eusucd. In the course OF WHICH the
gambler was stabbed The guilty pair aed aud
m nst ct The was shs that wsa ss
known In Newspaper Row, and from her stylish.
attractive ways was called by the title Of
80 Impaired that ehe could not stand the Northern
climate, and she journeyed South under the pro-
lection Of popular military man. At length after
met her fate In the City Of Atlanta, Ga, rotuzee
from the ye1low-fever ravages Of Savannah
MArR1MoSY BIZ THE Wholesale
Last Saturday there was very curious and
unusual sight upon East Second street, which
WAS witnessed by thousands Of people. Il YVES
procession of thrty-two young couples, all Of
them dressed iu the costume Of the Bohemians
or Czechs, the men in short richly embroidered
jackets the girls IN white skirts, crimson ja:k-
gold and silver cord This novel procession was
headed by q Catholic prelate In full vestlnents,
and moved through ESSEX street to Broome tc
were duly united in marriage. It seems that this
day had been purposely set apart BY the couples tr
question and their parents and relatives, In orde,
parties with something Of the reverence and
religious awe which marriage rites produce in Bo-
hemia; One curious part Of the affair was, that,
there being no priest here to marry them in the
Czech language. the expectant bridegroous clubhej
together and paid the expenses Of the RI. Rev:
~ saop h es OF 1a Mnom .1fy IT, e
form the ceremony. Another curious feature OF ths
atfair is, that there were thirty couples de-
sring marass but the czeshs consider thirty
three an unlucky number, ard hence one couple
drawn y lot) had to retire. 6nt they were prom.
ised that their marriage should be celebrated this
distributed to the guests. Instead Of kissing the
brides. the relatives gaye vent to loud lamenta-
tions. cynical spectator remarked that ths mar
4nr1fAA fn
divorce courts.
: TIE JOSH HART-HERALD SUIT.
More than year ago the Herald printed
card Of Dion Boucicault charging that Josh
Hart, author Of an Irish piece called the 's2kib-
beah," was q literary pirate, thief, etc, because
be had plagiarized the "Shaughraun." Hart 1t
once sued the Herahi for libel for Sl00, 900, but
subsequently, upon an agreement that the Her-
aid would contain an editorial retraction and
discharge O'kelly, who wrote dramatic notices
withdraw the suit Later still he received
personal letter from Nj. Bennett through his
lawyer promising reparation IL the suit we're with
poaal, and withdrew the suit, but the Herald never
performed Its part Of Mr. Benefits agreement
and, after waiting long time for com
pliance with the contract Nj: Hart
ms recently renewed his suit andit vii: be press
ed This story has side Issue complicated with
Hart and G. a. By2ne, responsible editor Of the
Draoafic Nerf. Is not credftable to the Heraid It
that, In spite of the libel Hart was anxfous4
approached by Mr. Winnie Gray, one OF the pro-
prictots OF the Metropolitan Job Printing OtHce tin
which Bennett, Of the LeraM owns one-third
INTEREST,", and told II he would give his printing 70
.haetra end II ~ yon,I wthdraw th xnit
should be discharged. lie agreed to this. and tho
notices were gu favorable. he was dissat'snea
.;1a Wn tne 1I The e, nv enn,inne5
Of which to some extent 1nstiaes the opinion that
ochnes' - ~. ooss y, .ns ns.a.a 49,. s'rm4
BALLET olhts aost ao1 VIM
There is neat little 70" at one OF the
theatres, which CONVEYS 4 volume Of fnforna-
tim an to how these matters are arranged be-
hind the scenes. Ihe director OF q certain
snectaculsr piece now on the boards noticed that
one Of the pallet peo;s5rs ;5t aad "a very Fte1oas
way q wlnking every nignt = sae gent.emen aa.a
seated in the front row pf orchestra seats.
Of ttt the wtnEins @ is unknown. He director told
the danscuse that she must discontinue the
practice. She politely requeAted the director u
20 to prass and mind his owiIbQsiness. The d.
rector. who looked upon the cA4e simply In an
artistic light, discharged her. The manager wns
and as he viewed # in business t1 l:h
VIII wherenpon % tie director Resigned. This w.s .e-
nation was withdrawn, but it was with the under
standinR that II the ballet girl winxed again, tho
director should have the right to 60 upon the stage
and walk her OF by the car then and there. What
the peculiar views OF the manager M1o % .onKat 20
pststed INC
i LITTLE aAxE IN REAL ESTATE
An expose has been made Of the operations
of a number OF real-estate sharpers who have
carried on for some time an extensive swtndle
r,r>o,, +ba unansnectino The notnt ia tn find
upon tuo - 1sI. -. -. - ~ .
properly "nacn Is sa1uaoae, oue WHICH u 80 neas-
ily incumbered that there is no likelihood OF tho
onr,,o- .ror bofno abl- m rrdeem Il when
tho vnortooppa ara t1ue Then fhe nepo-
tiation commences to exchange this property
for town ARMS Or country Esal estate and
the ts,de snusre It IL stranee deTalopment that
ehrewd parties have been taken in By this dodge
so,as anhn-han nrnnort1 yeined II Wa asid. At
Etnn onn .nd nr-trepe3 for x15n mn Tire rItY