, 1876-11-19

25 years Of age, good-looking, smart in his VOC,
. tiou, and evidently favorite with the women
About ten days ago he was arrested and take,
before Justice Otto upon charge Of seduction
preferred by bu1om-looking German cir
named Christina K1emens. She was in deIicat,
situation, and offered to withdraw the charge l.
Jacob would marry her. Hc declined. and gcr.
bail to answer to the charge to-day. The follow
Office to make similar charge against Seh1eiIcr
| Her name was Barbara Ernestbery, whose bewitch
Rs psage manners aSss and nd Pretty face q.
hero If be could win the affection Of such =
deucea good-lookins girl. However, be sent fol
situation and as barbara likely to require ths
services OF u physician ano nurse in few days. he
urged him to repair the wrong done By marrying
light, and consented. The Judge sent FOR he mi
and the TWAIN were speedily made one flesh What
day for trial knows; but it JACOB is wise he
viii confess his fault and take his chances Of for
| giveness.
ALNosrA 4 TRAGEDY.
some time ago the parents Of ayoung man re-
Siding In brown-stone mansion on a fashionable
thoroughtare discovered that he was engaged In
an intrigue with woman Of doubtful reputa~
tion. She had led him On step by step, until he
was completely in her power. The result was an
facessant deuand for money, and life Of reckless
debauchery which could have no other end than
the eternal ruin Of the youth. Ills father il =
tn the son until these discoveries wsse forced upon
/ him; but he was egual to the emergency: After
9sat WITH his st'11
oaee for Europe, and BE- 'a was f5sFs furnished d
with means, and passAse-ticket BY one Of tbs
ol S;e.ee as ia
that the woman would tnd some WY to commu;i-
cate with him II she remnined here the services Of
private detective were called into requisition /,
| WIS found that the woman was smart and cctive
anu i, had ID discovered BY some means the wherea
bouts OF her former victim. While measures were
peetedly appeared st the fathers house, aud seek
Ing an interview, suddenly broke ont in trayical
man love, and am resolved to die; but before /
as an se9g e kill ght here in yosr
Of her dress apparel, and before she could fairl:
| loosen II. the father, and visitor who chauced
upon her and took away tic pistol. An afarna was
promise was easced 6y which the woman con- con-
sented to 60 to Nova scutia, where she formerly
resided, and thus the matter stands,
THE CAREER OF FRENCH BALLET-D4scER.
The gossips who know all about the private
foibles Of actors and actresses are entertaining
each other just now With an account OF the ca
Eeer OF q French ballet-danccr, who
came to this country several Years
ago under the auspices Of the late Mr. Eateman,
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men Of the city who are given that sort OF thing
went wild after her. 1t was not long bcfore her
admirers began to show their regard IN substan-
tal way. Among the sest was Il Wall street broker
tul dancer that he sought her acquaintance, and,
FORGETTING his wife and chilufen. s1uan.leted
thousands q dollars upon her Slowly but surely
could not escape and finally he drew SIC, 600 from
his firm and eloped to France with the girl AS long
US the money lasted che was true to him,
trench f0EhtUn.
gone sne .hanged lovers. 4 year passed, and
she found herself friendless IN Puris but by pawn
scraPed together money enough to return to this
CITY, Her beauty Of face HIS fadcd but her figure
Is still enhancing to old roues and dissoIute young
men. .she WIS for while connected with one Of
the ballet troupes here, but her misconduct was 20
ila9rant that her discharge was ordered. Now she
show As her history is we'll known, she viii
probably avoid this city in future, aud wend her
way westward
AN UNPREcEDESTEDLY LONG WAIT.
II there is anything which the average Brook
}yn girl enjoys next to rehash Of the Beecher-
Ti1ton scandal, it is the Brooklyn Philharmonic
concert An extraordinary popular, or rather
fashionable, furore has been created during the
last two years about these concerts, and the
rage to go has Increased, until the Brooklyn girls
consider themselves sllghted II the season passes
without giving them Q chance to be present ut one
or more 81 the concerts: On Monday last It was
commence at the academy Of Music on Tuesday
morning at o'clock. 1t is incredible, but before
noon on Monday the line began to form, and BY
them were hired substitutes, and the agree
ment vas that they should wais all night
hold This the d5ae sy Ell hrt4 A 1da 1s
ais. anu on Tuesday they were relieved By the
pr1ncipuls, who paid them roundly for their dill
s9o ns'e % / soIed
to buy over six seats, the privilege Of an early
choice is deemed special advantage. Probably
and the outsiders will hare chance to
buv some OF the reserved seats before the first
cert at heavy premium upon the first cost
A COLONY OF REPORTERS WAITING FOR TwEED.
At the quarantine station, Staten Island,
there are about dozen reporters connected
with the different morning and evening journals
Of this city, who have been anxtously
awaiting for the Last three weeks the arrival Of
Boss Tweed They enjoyed 1t in the beginning. but
now they don't think 1t SO funny. Their daily
'outue Is somewhat irksozae. ana not at all rosy.
After remaining zen. Mn on the asest until after mid
sighted while they slept they snatch few
,oprs Of so.eal]ed rest, but are compelled to rse
loctor upon his morning visit to yesseb arrived
turing the night. Learning nothing OF the Frank
in, they rctnrn ashore and pass the ay in alternate
BOARDING d vessel to get n&i<s Of the e.
,ected ,frgate.~ Their anasements 1angu
1. rom dshing Of the docks te cards and
'loyed, the time drugs dreaEy upon their hxnds,
nd 4 more disgusted lot Of good fellows have sell
ick Of wait,ng, and one Of them recently proposed
hat request should be sent to all the city church
s tor prayers for the early arrival ut Tweed
THE GREAT EssIPoFF.
II ever woman was advertised In Advance OF
ler appearance, it was Anna Essipof. ALI sorts
# fulsome things we're said Of her, and the pub