, 1876-12-03

| ninnies OF themselves by some foolish manifests
tion toward that actor. but in the main the fashio
has subsidcd. Being no longer fashionable, til
fancy OF the lovely girls for the handsome actors
beauties WHO adorcd R,snoJ and Monta.uc
secret and only admired them in pub
already surrendered their hearts to other females
! 1heT were 1nad-outrageoasly and emphaticall
vexed: Msnold had a wife who. claimed and re
! woman, who finally followed him from Eny1an
| and claimed his heart. As she received no disi
dends on her Montague stock, she sued him 70
shocked, and the dathing Montague was no longc
| worshiIed: The girls who saw him in ''Forbid
! den Fruit: In the scene where he sits on lo'
| stool, rocking Ads Dyns on his knee, doubles
wondered how they ever could have liked him, an,
| even in the s'Shaughraun' tho old fascination i
| lost He is still visitor to many Of our fashion
able mansions, but the gilt of saintship which h
wore two years ago has worn of, and only brae
! appears underneath.
] THE LUCK OF BLIND SEWS-vENDEH.
| Few men ure so well known to the newsme1
and newspaper Offices OF this city as blind Joh1
Beth. He has made his way una:ded, save b,
his staff, to the morning paper offices for oycl
fifteen years, and received his papers and re
paired to his customers homes and his owI
newsstand with regularity simply astonishing,
considering his age and blindness. lie has Travelled
miles and miles before sunrise summer aud winter
using his staff rs protection and the city railway
track as guide and never once failing. With his
bundle strapped to his back contalnin. half doz-
made. his x.sy from door TO door, and with
unerriuy Judgment delivered the right paper
It the right place. In this way he has
served hundreds Of papers ia his subscribers. and
supported by bis labor his entire family it has
been all affecting sight to see HIM on bis rounds
and many are the words OF encouragement he has
=
vcndcr met with his first accident. Before day
light in the morning he was walking through Eaet
broanWay: ana Whcn near GouverneGr street was
lie was taken to ihe Civ Iiosnitai Where h. now
lies slowly recovering. a half dozen ncwsmen
nave 1iersa 20 SUPPLY fls route, and with com
him keep THANKSGIVING Day comtortaby. .'' ~ AA''p
STORY OF An 1,NKEpoRTED orrn.cr
The nancrs ara ,ncxnrcss;h1, s,nrl-.1 h,, +ho
rovc,,t;ons of +bo ;rc,~Iorot;o,, ~ 5ni;aa.s
,ror,sn j., na;7hn-a IVA 49, t~es.n1.
y, .1 O. - Auo ~ ~ 1utat u Ia'1i'en'
'oe'e' soNe c's.'.'S u na'e oceh pe1lectlS sane,
anu was prooaoiS tuc '1ctlm OIL roooerT- Ill
credible as the story nav seem, it has almost
nara11e1 II oot countern,rt IN +ho o,.,ax;.7,ao
~ as7t1ar,,n - th;s e;+,, ,ass 49,. p:l,'.u
months ago, He was seized in broad daylight, and
taken to private asyluu,, where he waa trea1e,
with the greatest brutality. md ontrooe hoth T.,
"'.A '"~ Ses .no oaAfuseo oo1n III
person and property A family conspiracy was at
the bottom OF the outrage. but the inhnmanity Of
the treatment he received is as incredible az the
sto., ~ .us ee4lease "ou.nntelesteo TO- in's man
was an 1hnaate or pri'ate asylum for nearly three
,aa rsicn.ad men eonna oa NE neil' and
nnea- re was taken from the asylum in
me m1que o. Inc nignt pacea n carrlage driven
i,ndcd e"r ~ bon ~ ao naSn asn until ne was
~ n!s case was comptomlseo ny the payment of
H. sa'' ~ ~ .ne a ana INC records OF
1ne case are IN PIRATE detective office 70 this day.
ti' liz qaess matns u Suggests Hselt, Aow many
o1ner cases are 1Eefe OF which we know nothings
MARVELLOUS MATRIMONIAL 1SFELICrTIEs
One Of the most remarkable complicated d.
.-..c-..u- -.-. -, ~o''F1'H"'~u W.
sofce cases ever Drought belorc our courts is
that Of Madeline A. Strickland VS.. GEORGE, W.
Strickland. It giyes . slight INSIGHT into tho
5s .''tSh1 '''to 11'c
Ways ol 1a"sefe VINO pfact1ce tricks that are dark
anu VAIN upon the'f Flc1fms' The WOMAN was
one7 q oei4c III o'ook'sh, anu, according to
tea,na nes own 49, s'oFs, nSu oeen Twice badly
-ss 11s "ss ''''e IN
y.rds 1;sroxcrad had ~. ,,a;..a, 81.
ing She waa advised thst hcr nlarrin-c Tns nnl1
anq yoid. but she retained the name to avoid scan
innd SIa fui hnd "n str,a .n W s,riek
that he married her fnr ,non In th;s ha
tally fooled himself, but he succeeded in getting
al inc funds md jeyselry and other vauabfcs she
~ amas 11o her' anu thcn py most shame
hnr ~ to% ~, a..t eA
IL hs ~ ~ 'et nln se!l Ios (deedeu TO her
SircstonJ hnd ~ n1I IL 1;'scehwooo cemetery
out of the ot ai sold @ the pound 10. @ e ,aeh
d;rorca ,,a ,a,d; e., inen ne s9ea hcr foT
fos ~ u,.u peno!n Inc care PAID her per week
c ~, ~, R ht'1s shtis aependeht upon his
5..;+. Sn. auH ou1~'lhtu e'nPHoYlnent
,;na -, hu hs asa h aa worried u body
owc 1awvcy ma @ 5s;,.d st ~ "as appEoaehea ~ her
81, oGr"aS -. a1ta ~ us!sca % consent 70 divorce
~ 1aE 49, ~ o1 g. npun E.tGh!anos agreement
sors,:rt ~ t1s s.,s "a 1tIpniatea sum. After her
smnnnt a,S la S, ~ .a.aeu 10 pay Tue asrecd
.s ~ oin;ns u nnA +s u" sne now charges
ar;r. n,,,. ~ "an -. nsI nusoana 70 chcat her
rsr ahe ,n. c,n;. ~ ~ .ooas u Ic'sn nc" IaW-
iormnr drr"o ~ ,sb;i I ~ eonIt anu asks enat Tue
nj 1r;oi NJ ~ a ~ consented oe sGt aside,
,nnd , " Wv ~ laSL osoefeu Ihe nus
s.nnsn ~ xnt;ons o.f.I tL; ~; atiu accuse Tue
cmn"r rhs rno h tta..!5e: ~ aneinulh9 !AFlonS |!
Tast;,nm,, uHd ven sent 10 Referee to
1"@ 'e7t1'''ns' ~Au iepo1' u tae toart. !
Ii" -, w "S".h1iNo 0nlpI Under LOCK AND KEY !
j. inels 10 soaus "onan named Louise Rocper
10y .enpo4A", ~ thls CITY, WHO relates /
$50, ~ net '"n au'cntuFcs IN the last Twelve
'.entu' "nt,n' tRue' ou.'1e III intensity the !
'!eheuest p,o' :" Tue "lcacdcst man in the
'1cheoest olu'e-no'el' She claims to be an |
e'sess o' large eeta1es in -schwerein.
1ef snaro'an was man named Alwsrt, who had q
on young sea-captaln, whom he wished her to
aaffy- shc heafd unia'orable reports Of his char
ctcs. and declined to do so, whereupon n plot was