, 1877-04-15

| BRoogLrE's LATRsT ROMANCE. ::
1 She Was the daughter Of tiusmith and romantic
| He was m engruver OF dies and handsome ae
the society Of Bedford avenue is scandalizcd be
cause she married him. Her father was IN
smith, but wealthy one and S;s for or h,f 'S
daughter 500, 600 At her majority, and as mucl
! more ii ehc survived her mother. She was now a.
heiress, and IN heiress must not be carried od b!
| every poor young man Of no birth who comes along
! He might be 4 mere fortuue.huntcr. you see: ant
then 1t would not be Just to the society gentlemen
| who are adapted by education to dispose Of sue:
fortunes in becoming style, and who must havt
| them, or be compelled 10 sink their nobility O.
ballroom soul and work for living. Society has
to regulate these matters go far us it can Ther<
was one reason, very much better, why the young
lady deserves the blame cast upon her. Her en-
gagement to most respectable and une1ceptlon.
able New York lawyer had been announced foi
some months. and be was thoroughly devoted. To
allow him TO learn by her flight that she hAd gone
with handsolncr man was enough TO justify Bed
ford avcnnc in its harsh verdict The very day be-
fore her departure his lancee gave thu lawyer q
costly and beautiful souvenir. Tie bought one In
return, and went to present it tho next evening.
HE FOUND 4 MISSING DAUGHTER
her whereabouts till the young mans family pub.
lishcd notice Of the wedding. Then it came ont
that the twain bad been .ssa b. bsbtiss
the husband proposes to enter upon the manulac"
tnre Of davoring extracts while thu wife Will 3ar-
nsh the capital. The latter was within fey days
OF her 2lst year, and had taken the Precautton to
consult lawyer as to the effects of her action On
the will. Her mother at once advertised the
family mansion one Of the largest ana , moSf o5f
its contents, and Brooklyn will know its former
inmates no more. In front window Of this man
The paseers-by and casually indulge the light fir
tation. That was the way it all came about The
handsome die-sinkcr caught her eye at about the
same moment she was admirius bis handsome ap-
pearance, and in three weeks came the elopement-
Yet they say the young man bears good charac-
ter nnd was librarian Of Sunday school. His
sudden fall into fortune ia warning which has
moral In it somewhere.
HOUSE FOR SALE.
There is another case exciting considerable com.
has Jared worse than the Tilted lawyer. Love af-
fairs which include New York and Brooklyn never
come to anything but IN unfortunate end When
the new bridge Ii done it may be different bnt loyc
will not. apparently, endure to cross the East River
On ferry-boat. In this instance the young lady
had rich sister Lexington arenne. and the rich
bud done, their own family being poor but aristo-
cratic. The younger YVES tempted with all that
fashionable life can offer, was prevailed upon to
mansion, and meanwhile to play her part in look
Ing Out for one Of her own. Ar she was unusually
pretty and Intelligent the chances were plenty. The
with i bald head and anything but speaking eye.
He wanted to take the place his large fortune war
rantcd as u householder, and Of course pretty
n,ture. muu e. D'' Hc offered Re N whst be called a
heart, and what was undcniab1y house to the
Young lady, who hethought her of drug clerk In
I'd by her sister and other relatives to consent He
gave her everything he could think OF, and sho |
might have been content through his costly pres
,ecame unendurable to the unhappy girl. She Eas |
ed on, however, BY being told OF
THE SCANDAL IT WOULD CREATE
she were to withdraw from an engagement now /
nsde pnblc, and the injury it would lnlict on her
elect furniture and appointments exactly
;.oo1 who had besoneht her to aeman
aithful, had by accident administered poison to
imself, she might have been using to-day the
er experienced sister to make for her % But ~ as It
'as, she grew pale and thin. The approach of the
~ fixed for the wedding rendered her desperate.
'edding suit from his tailor when the message
ame that he must seek another BRIDE The young
tdy had decided to starye herself to death before
he, he would marry the man, money or no money,
ntreaties Into the bargain. Moreover, she ran
way from her sisters house, and was mistress OF
le situation society circle is disgusted at her
and bachelor has fine mouse to sell;
ut it would comfort some honest heurts to know
ow the rug-clcrk--an excellent Young fellow he
, If he does live In Drooklyn-feels about it. /
PsfCHoLoG1C MUSEUM.
The most striking feature about George Fran |
8 Trains Paper" Is the man who sells it,-rather
no has it for sale, as believe no one has ever
.ws -stand and Advertising agency Of himself IN !
e vicinity of City Hall. He is The conspicuous
,ure Of the square, and az regular ut bis post as
ongh he were wooden figure glued there. He
cars a rubbet-coat, has strapped about bis waist
ethoric leather bag, and on his head diapla7sa
d. -cockade hat with yellow facngs or . yellow
'ckade hat with red crown, as you will. On the
:ilnw facing are the mysterious words, ''Don ri |
ms volcano" This may be taken to refer to the |
It. Or to ANYTHING else at pleasure, unless one is
rubby little sheet which costs six cents and ie |
opposed to be full Of the very naughtiest things,
suppress. The 'sVolcano' also seems m 1t to ei be
X sale, not sold Further particulars are fur
shed by white letters on the letter bag, and by a
gn- board suspended from the neck OF the full |
'noplicd agent, who sings out periodically In
rill voice the peculiar merits Of his goods. 70
&c no space, on his back may be read notice,
luc Of certain pill. This we'll fed salesman, who
pass him b. hey aags IL s's aa1at'bs but
ught cares he. '*Ere's your Volcano, is his
ply, and he smiles on whether you buy Or 60 BY.
Sold anythins:"' asked a week ago Moth
2" Same question yesterday and same answer,
lesh.
g. F. IT'S PAPER
liz its So oTa story a PsysholoGie 4nseum Of
e World No euch Lexicon Of Evolutionary p;
1ow1edge WIS ever before Published. This Paper
E1ectsotyped to be Published in Volumes as m
photography Of the Most Remarkable Man Living .
appreciated; mostly confined to the leathern bag
4 single man, and he unable to read. This, of
urae, only 60 far ~ benighted New York is con-
rned Nobody knows what Eesolutions it may
encies, its Canadian and Australian agencies or s
en- its South African, Turkish, or Southern Nile
encics, wherever these may be- II. G..
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