, 1876-07-16
is In no hurry for another trip to RockaWay
Beach on the Plymouth Rock. .

is IN no hurry Tor another trip to Rocka"ay
leach on the Plymouth Rock.
THE CASE OF THE CHICAGO Ex-MASAGER.
Mr. ". Il. Lcake, the ex-manager Of the Chi
cago Academy Of Music, was not released from
Ludlow-Strect Jail, Us stated in this correspond
dence last week. He was taken before Judge
Donahue on the 10th upon writ OF labeas
corpus, when it appeared that the accusation
against him Is that he absconded from the Lake
City with 81 900, which he owed his employers.
Evidence was offered to prove that Leake did
his best to prevent the season from being tall
ure, and that the failure was through no fault
OF his. It appeared, however, that ne hao some
money when he left the city, and It was held
that this was sufficient to make prtma facte
case of intended fraud. The Judge remanded
him into custody in default OF $4,000 bail, to
stand his trial during the October term. Leake
SO far has not been able to ind bail, as it seems
the giving of bail is equivalent giving security
for the debt. He had made an engagement 70
join the Minnie Doyle party on their West INDIA
trip. and they sailed without him. His case is
hard one ...
ONE or JOHN BRoUGHAEr's LADY ADN1RERss
In this day Of female alteration Of handsome
male actors, story is given to the public with
all the accessories and embellishments to make it
telling hit) Of the adventures OF boarding
school graduate, who signed herself Adele"
and fell IN love with John Broughaln several
years ago. She sent him perfumcd notes daily
for several weeks, to which he paid no attcti
ton. Finally he resolved to teach her Q lesson.
He briefly answered her last note, and, at her
own request, made I'M appointment to meet her
in ono Of the parks. She kept the appointment,
was thrilled with delight and sentiment, AND, IN
spite Of her infatuation, seemed to Alr. Is. very
sensible girl. They took walk togeth.
er, until they reached the front OF
large hospital, when he asked her to
make call with him upon sick lady. Sho hes
itated, but he urged her to comply m ator ,ass ms
Brougham introduced his admircr to the occll-
pant Of one of the couchcs, the remnants Of q
once beautiful woman, now wasted away TO
mere skin and bone. Then hc left them alone.
wished to tell her story Of her own life, which
was a short one She had become cnamorcd OF
an actor, had written him pcrfumed notes, mad
met him, loved him, surrendered her honor into
his hands, and been betrayed. spurne4 By her
family, she sought the streets, aud found degra-
dation, despair, and death. The young girl was
mortified, but understood the application. She
never saw Brougham again, and returned nome
sadder and wiser. Now she is well-known
married woman, and her eldest son is named
John 'Drougham, because, she says, q lie is u no.
BILE, great, and good man." Aow's that 1or ro-
mance1
HUSBAND FOR EMILY R1GL-
Among the most charming actresses OF
this city may be reckoned EMILY Rigl, =
pretty brunette from sunny France Size is
bright and vvacous, and in her line Of cllarac-
ter especially the simple-lnindcd young lady, is
uncxccllcd. She has won the heart T. of r. a we'll
known Bohemian, who signs himself " Walslng-
ham," and has lately been discussing In one Of
tie weellies upon actresses who lave excited
masculine admiration. He forgot to say any
thing about the fair Emily, however. They are