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NEW YORK CITY.
Looking After the savings Bank.

Looking After the Savings Banks.
National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-The October term
OF the Court of General Sessions was
opened to-day, Recorder Hackett pre-
siding. The Recorder delivered the
usual statutory charge, and called the
attention OF the Grand Jury particular
ly to the recent failures Of savings
banks,
UNfOUnded RumOrs.
Reports circulated that the Broth.
erhood of Locomotive Engineers In.
tended Issuing another order ior q gen.
eral strike along the New York Central
q Hudson River Railroad lines appears
to have no foundation.
Gone TO Protest!
Late yesterday rumors were afioat
that prominent parties identified with
tue railroads of Long Island had gone
to protest. 1t was also stated that LA
bilities were $l,5OO,OoO. Nothing def
mite could be heard contirmatory of
these rumors.
Testimonial to Edwin Adams.
The following telegram was yesterday
sent to Edwin Adams, The well-known
actor, who IL now lying Ill at Chicago:
NEW York, Oct. 1.
To Edwin Adams, fremont House, Chicago,
Ill:
Your friends have met and organized
your benefit. The project raises hearty
enthusiasm. We will work to make it o
great success. The public is with you,
and every body thinks OF you with kind
ness and sympathy.
lS!Gnedl Z. A. SoTHERN,
w. FLORENCE,
WIN. WINTER.
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LAWRENCE BARRETT---TO-NIGHT.
WOOD'S THEATER.

WOODS THEATER.
Corner Of Sixth and Vine streets
FRED. AIMS & GEO. MILLER. :. Managers.
MONDAY EVENING, October /, for one
week only, engagement of the young and
beautiful coincidence, soubrette, actress and
vocalist, Miss
JENNIE HUG HE'S,
Who will appear in Chas. Gayer's new mu-
steal, laughable and successful comedy, in 8
acts, entitled
LOVE AMONG THE ROSES,
Supported by a STRONG DRAMATIC cont
PANY. To be preceded by the mirth- pro-
xOking farce entitled SCOLLOPS. Matinees
Wednesday and Saturday. oc1-2t
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ROBINSON'S OPERA-HOUSE.


81 Last week of the eminent comedian,
slJOHN I. RAYMOND, who will appear
-strHIS (Tuesdayl EVENING in his famous
= role Of Col. Mulberry Sellers, which was
g received last night with unbounded en-
8 thusiasm. Friday, Oct. s, benefit OF Mr..
& raymond, and production Of his new play,
& sI"Jim Fenton:" first appearance this sea-
= son Of Mr.. B. Macaulcy as Mr.. Belcher,"
1.-THE Millionaire Saturday. Oct. 9, last
= and only Raymond Matinee. Next Mon
Slday, Frank Frayne and combination in
"Sf Slooum." October 15, Hess English opera
Company. Reserved Seats at Church's Music
Store and RobinsOn's Opera house.
PIXIES LIP. Thompson, Mang'r.
OPERA-HOUSE. TONIGHT.
Every Evening ddifing the week Except Thurs
day and Saturday Matinee,
BARLOW, WILSON,
PRIMROSE s. VESTS
MINSTRELS!
MASTER BAND OF THE WORLD.
Seats at Dobmeyer & Newhalps.
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T. ON RENT - HOUSE - No. 400 Richmond
4 street; incest house lnthc city for $40. Key
~ 403 w. Court street. 2s-lE
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TOR RENT-HOUsE-Nlc little two story
BRICK, hve rooms, one square from Lincoln
ark. INQUIRE 2ol HOPKINS. 2S-9t
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FOR SALD.
FOR RENT.

fL'OR RENT HOUSE Il or nine rooms In
i good order, At Wlstach street; Sls per
Isenth. Gail at house tomorrow. 1tt
7EtOR RENT-87 New street--House of five
4 rooms. Key at 46 Sycamore street.
ocl-2t+
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L>OR RENT-HOUSE-In Cumminsyille, a
new brick dwelling of eight light rooms,
t.ry desirable neighborhood, side hall and bay
xinoow to the house; very desirable terms can
r. secured by applying at onco to ii. A,
MaOrFhaEGEM, M aM, Grocer, College Hill Pike,
NWeh'y -nith ward. asst
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Senator John Patterson,

Information received here is to the
effect that requisition has been issued
for the arrest Of Senator John Patter-
son and others upon the indictments
recently found against them by a South
Carolina Grand Jury.
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James W. Nyo.

General James W. Nye died on Monday
last It White Pisius, Chester county, N.
y, where he has been ia retirement since
last February, when his mind gave way
owing TO disappointment, worry and ey-
cess. lie was born In Madison county,
New York, June 10, 1915, ald became a
lawyer. lie was q democrat until 1916,
when he attached himself to the Van Buron
movement and subs quenily rts police
commissioner in New York. lie went
west in 1861 as governor of Nevada terri
tory, and when Nevada tecame state he
was chosen senator, which position he held
till 1873 having served two terms. He
failed of reelection, and since then his
course has been downward. In February,
1875, he was found wandering around the
streets of Richmond, Va, and has since
been afflicted with soitening of the brain.
He was man of ready wit, an excellent
stcry-teller, aud in his better days, q man
of considerable ability.
The following story will illustrate his
Characteristic Wit as well as his shrowd
common eense
"Ihe question under debate was a bill to
admit the Cmnese to equal privileges OF
citizenship, and Mr.. Sumner had tn, floor
His speech, was, as usual, elaborate studied
aud classical-his perods well rounded, and
his arguments fully up to tic standard OF
the Massachusetts s'alesmRn and scholar
His appeal for the children OF the Flowery
Kingdom was earnest, and wnen MIR. Sum-
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BOsCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP can

now be purchased right at home, il is the
most successful ptepaIa ion ever intro
duccd 10 our people. It works like a charm
in all cases Of Consumption, Pneumonia,
HcmorIhagts, Asthma, severe Coughs,
Group and all o;hlr Throat and Lung
Diseases. No person has ever used this
medicine without getting immediate relief,
yet there are a great many poor. suffering,
skeptcal persons going about our streets
with suspicious cough, and the voice Of
consumption coming from their lungs, that
will not Try IT, II You dc, it is your own
fault, as you can 60 to your druegiat. A.
bert W. Higgins; also Rice x Co., Cas-
Teton, and L. Kellogg, Fairhayon. and get
Il sample bottles 10 cents and try It; three
doses will relieve any case. Regular size
only 1jc. d&w
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RcIiabIo Gvidcn1e.

Mr IT, r. STINENs;
Dear Sir-l W.ll most chourfuuy add nv tes-
tlmouy 90 the 20 ut uumuur 4Ou have already
received IN 'Nor ci your great and good Wu0i-
ciu', NEGt1 NH, tor / do not think enough
can uc -ald in IT'S praise, for was trOuO ed
over thirty years win that dreadful disease
CltaIrh, ana had such badcoughiug spells that
10 would seem as though cGul1u ever breathe
any more, AID NEGEllNE has cured Inc; and
| 90 feel 20 thGuk COI al the time that there
+ sl good II medicine az NEGETlNE, and also
think it one or the best modiciue7 Tor coughs
ana weak sinking feelings az the stomach, ana
advise every oody to take the NEGETlNE, Tor J
can assure III IN II Is one or the best medicines
that ever saw. HR4. /, GORE,
Corr cr MagtY.n and Walnut streets, Cum-
bridge, Mass.
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APPRECIATION.

CulRLEsIowN, MASS, March ~, 1909.
II. r. STEVENS:
This rs 10 certify that have used your Blood
Preparauunn NEGErlND IN my family FOR
several years, ANA think mat, Tor sCtotula or
Carkeruus lluMors or rheumatic affections, it
cannot he oNcrlled; and as blood purifier and
spring medicine, ~ IS the best thing | ever
used; ana h aye used almost everything. !
can cAeeriully rtcomm nj II 10 any in need OF
such "a UucoiCine. Yours respectfully,
Mrs. a, A, piNSMORE, 10 Russell st.
d9I&wlm
IegetiRe is SoH by all Druggists.
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CISCISNATI, NOV. 20, ,-72.
Mr. II. r. SrEvgSs:
Dear Sir-Ghc Two bottles OF GETINB fur.
hiohCd me by y0ur agent my wife has used with
great benefit For "a long time she has been
troubled with dizziness AMI c0stiycnesa; thes,
troubles are now entirely removed by he ust
or NEGEpI r. she was so troubled with Gl g.
papsia ana general debility, and mas beer
greatly benefited
TlOMAs GILMOkE. 22l Ma!nnl
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MedtcaI.
Sworn Statement
C.t
BOSTON fGTST.


GEETLEMTS-I here a. have had
ca arm for ten yea unl HstsN yeurs
| II ave been a terflD.c .u,I... .a rciupfcd
| partially deaf had hgttii.. t.ad, Mains
| across the temple, dllty 10. and pain
ful ewes swollen and 'U..s .-tS.. uurI
| and constant cough, set. ,.f. tcioss tns
| chest, aud every ind, rt.,. .. d.. q: umptiou.
| MY heat achcd all ne tiip. w.. Uattor ac.
! ca ulatea so rapifl, J.. my hanI md throat
| hat c0ul1 not kttp inum' fr.c. trourcn,Iy
at M ghi would spring out Of bed. s.. CupI TO
me, at the CONT Oh sun cation It.Wd tnc.
have recourse TO ever, means in la, uuwtr 10
dslodge the roucus IRON n.y tlt1 ana hcnd
before being able to sleep again t'.ra period
OF siX years my tonsil5 were ui.,rlt d ana 90
much Il famed that could with diGiruIty sHai-
luW. J finally consulted an einilrrt surIanu
In regard 10 an operation on them, bus at his
request pl5tpOnpd d.. Tho constant trll tt.H-
ton and ulCt ration IN my throat caused by Tho
poisonous matter dropping down from my head
had so irrltste and iullurd my lungs That
cOughed inCcssantly,--a deep, hard cough.
Meanwhile my SYSTEM began to SHOW the
Effects OF this disease so that lost flesh, grew
pale. and showed every symptom OF AN carly
death by consumption. WAen matter. had
reached this stage. or about SIX months oeu,
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ADDITIONAL agigsMENV.

Since the above statement was mace | have
been rapidly improving in health. ihave hai
attended my former sickness. and although at
f.Ctpd from time to time with severe colds ln-
Cidental to the sudden changes in our climate,
they have not been sufficient TO bring on u re-
ocen excellent. l have gained twenty iiye
pounds and consider myself entire ly recovered
from n disease that Il year ago seemed likely 10
totally undermine my COnst tu ion. Since last
February have consulted with a gre Il many
afflicted with CatarTh, and IN hundrt ds Of dscs
In which have sold it have never seen an In
sance sufficient to shak the cOnhio feel
in SaufOrdis Radical Cure for Caturrh
October, 20, 1870. GEO. i. DlNSMOHE
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Gke &utIantl Daily Otobe
TUESDAY, JANUARY 2. 1877.
Vicinity Items.


w..
'1'inlVy 1'eiiiz'
ADDISON COUNTY.
AcsIs Qlmby aud Parody are hold
! lug go-pl meetings at Brdpot. Rev w..
w. WIn', ger 81 iic Coogtc-auonoi
Church ana hcY' -. C'N 't lhe NelAo"iit
c"u'c en- are "'HS''nS ~ t1c good work.
h'perI ". iicmeh"Ny OF Bndport' VINO
'"'t "Fous C"se "I i"e,''lh'' s'yeh some
,'.',S u3, hl ,''s w. w. ny ms axe IS f.-
| '''"''S '.l .'""l io 'l''''9 "u" h'7 i'I''''s
'' ''"'lW'
rue lo"d5in Goshen a'c almost impass-
".'
4 pjyasa. OCCASION took place a ,u.
/ residence Of Mr.. Franklin Burge ia Shore
/ r1m, ON Monday evening. 4 Christmas tree
| bainr ,preaj for tlc benefit Of the Mc,ho-
uIt, raubtih school IL. y. boyce Prinr'-
| l'''i = rghHh Academy, fahkNh hUiYc'
| aga i'jle 1iAHsle Barge dong the houcis
! oi lIt evening 10 the dalrlOu'i'n of giis
one hunnufc Nod nine'y-two gifts "e'e
mace Inc pastor rev y. Cox en- tam
pc0r'e of S3urchom and Kcbyille
The Caristmas tree al Weybri1ge Meth
! olis, church WAS suocps.' E.v. j. y
| Mott The paste and family wer. GENEROUSLY
| and kindly remembered. The uuc,intcu-
| d.nt W. 3 Hubbard rcrc;y . present
| from the school OF "A nicely framed n.--
| trait of his deceased mother. Scyelgi Of
| tie c4cllr5 received Drcsohis from their
respective clgassr.
T.h. so,, r,.Iis,t ,-,rn, p,s,t.A,..,, ,...,.,
spqnro5oH g., ,,a,', ,'f ia ,.I
,o;iis r -, i,, VIVA ~ '7''s'
! "-' '''''0 ''-"'
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No medicine viii 50 eneCtuaiiy improve the
Tone OF the stomach as these Pils; they remove
. Il acldlty OcGasiOned either by ntemperauce
&r improper diet. They reach the liver ana re-
uce IL 10 a healthy action they are wonder
fully efCaclOus In cases OF spasIn-ln fact they
lnever fail I'm curing all disorders OF the liver
5nd stomach
| HOLLOWAY'S PILLS are the hest known Ia
/ he world for the following diseases: Ague
.Asthma, bilious Complaints, blotches on the
4skn, Bowels, Consumption, Debility DrOpsy
|Dysentery, ErysipeldS, Female Irregularities,
HFeyers o. al KINDS, FITS, GOut, Ileadacne, lndl-
BcStlpn, inflammation, Jaundlce, Liver Com
plants, LulubAgu, Piles, RhCumdtsm, Reten-
Ion Jt urine, scrofula or Kings kyll. Sore
9lhroaJ, stone an Gravel, -DOuOurcuN,
Irunor5 Uulcers, Worms OF all kinds, Weak
Mess from any Cause. ptp
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BosToN. Feb, %, 1878.

SUFFOLK, IS. Fen. %, losJ.
Then personally appeared the said George =
Dlusmorc, and made oath that the foregoing
statement by him subscribed Is true,
Before me,
SETH j. TuOMAS.
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Clio A DAY AT HOME. Agent
D Il Awanted. outlt and terms tree. 1RUI
AGO., Augusta, Aaino, nari3&dwy
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A XEs AND AK HANDLES,
d&w At W. G. LANDON's
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FOR CUTANEOU5 DISORDERS

ana all cruptions Of the skin, this Ointment is
most invaluable. II does not heal externally
alone, but penetraies with the most searching
effects to the very root or HE Cvll,
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rKorIDKNr DisrEvsiRrrs.
How Prrs"ns MAY Receive M~dicn, Treat.
ment Tor 10 or 20 Cent? "A Week

To THE EDITOR OF The SUN Sir: Provi-
dent dispon,aries nre in ,r,.r,,i., IL, r,,,io,
,..,. ,,,,'..,' vs. ,i :" "'N'"''"n III Hh-i"hd
- ~" " 90 "'' h''' mar NJ" ana accident
Insurance. companies are in this country They
might very well b., chilled u,ol,h I,.,r,,,
c.,,,,,...,.t M. H. ~ i"'"' '-'''
'''f""'S' i"'T ''9'V II u furnish good
medicines ami medical and surgical tr,atu,,,,
NOR ,ti =, ,,. a. ''',''i p""p'l7
"'' ""'' '" Jay u'' ices Justly demanded los
competent ply -lcIaus nor Tor cNp,uslye u,r,li-
ctncs
/" T"-"hu 'h'S nav" h'en in existence for
thirty years. but have rccriv ii their gr,.nt..st
and best d,v.lnnnn,pt stnco 1874 a., 49,, -.
,i,,.,... - .t, -, - WI" '''N INV
"a -, 49,, WIN we approval and
AZ 'l ul' lr,''' ~ -P'isari's anu hos pitals.
~, 'i'i.l ll'l7l worthy persons are driven a. tho
-, ~, Sl''hS,Il'- anu h'spiths' vino mr." aide
IT, "n' W'",u Ei"uiN pt> som ruiin-. hut cannot
80 a. IL "' 'tl'lH =, nor pay lursr mt ilriI
hy ~ ,i, W.. ~ An LISTENS rirs ar" SERVED
ul y. "'ii,, = ,rl ~ me most ems ,i"ntou-
~ ~ i,"'' illus .''I' II hp ~ tlufN if-
III, l' ny ISL ~, anu comparatively
u H.. .-, "hl nvlNy his Tor medicines. thr
-, rs,,,,l ~ w. oi'9 l,'. N'iltN"l anu many
l,' ,,,,,.'n W t.t nl'ii- gre ''ie"d iN
'..n .,r, rt"l' az ''' IL n''l'"I services arr
t. , ~. w.
- 81, ~ Il',S "' illI'hl no on" II allowed
,bt Wv. 'l ln" il@ l'n-"ry
l'NN N' W N' 'Hh pay I'' small sums iH-
- ~ w ll'F'l'lN "rl"A-di5, 90 health
~ ~ , ,',' - il w .ill' =
49,, l' IT,, H'N "l' young phys 'lans, no
Xxx Vi 'M''' l' .,' ''lll- % NJ nih"r of "a PROVE
:, ~ ~ ''''' MIS- N'NN 'irnlht~ amount
q.Dn ~ ia. ", N. g.. . ,
VOL ~. ~ ''iu'hiS H',, ,'''n, ZEN cents p'r
w. d" ~ - no" "i'' Ms " I'f Hhl ago Enldf'A
,'''n.rni, ,s..n ,-,' NJ gh,r M r lrr do. y rs
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STILL WARNING ON HAYES.
THE DTsCORD GROWING FIERCE IN THE
REPUBLTCfN RiNkS.
Truth that may give Hayes Rude SHOCK
Republican Indignation at hi. Dcscrtiou OF
Chnmbc riain, aud Now Open Mutiny.


If President Hayes has been led to believe
that his Southern policy was popular with Re-
publicans he would be rudcly shocked to know
the real truth. The dissatisfaction IL wide
spread. cropping out in many cases into open
mutny.
There was disappointment when Chamber
lain was compelled to give way and South
Carolina was turned over to Wade Hampton.
but before the people the case OF Louisiana
and Gov. Packard was much stronger Gov
Packard il brave man. He was the best
representative Of free suffrage, maintained at
the risk of life and property that our Southern
troubles have developed. In the minds Of the
larger portion Of the people his ease dcpcnded
so nearly on the sumo facts that won the victory
for Hayes that they thou ght that the Inaugural
ton Of the ono should bc followed by the speedy
recognition Of the other. The delays and indie
cisiun Of the President have been submitted TO
with il-gracc. and now the final decision
against him has left many indignant and more
ettrrgtVfuI
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MINISTER PTERREPOyT-s SOW
Fighting with Nottingham Rouehs who were
Foot Racing on sunday

F'rsn NE Nn-ian1d Ornp,r,fnL
LONDON, April l0.-This community wos
somewhat astonishcd last week on hearing that
case OF assault had been heard by some coun-
try magistrates. the chief sufferer by tho melee
being son Of the American Ambassador, On
inquiry at tho American legation. yesterday. I
WIS told that young Mr.. Picrrepont has suffered
I no serious damage. the worst being n painful
injury To his thumb. The confederation of cir
cunstannes which could bring the son Of nm
Ancri an envoy into collision with u party of
Nottingham roughs would be- q subject Of curt
osity IN any cnsr. and IL IL somewhat height
en- 1t 10y the Information that tn" fray took plip.c
near Holmc-Picrrepont. n very ancient parish
me IN - young P,errepunt'. foot was on
Plrrrepont. srous Of haVins his son Edward
VINO Is ~ his eighteenth year. prepared To enter
hhl', college, iound the trnchcr hr wanted in
the Rev. MIR. seymour an ONonian who holds
the rectory Of Holme Perrnponi On the morn
ing OF sunday. April |. the rctnr'a students
five in number. went to churc H. and nit,r th,
srrvire were r'tulning home. little way from
"" 'hnr'h door. and in fun Nirw of the village.
OiNch fpughlsh young men from Nottingham
w'ro engaged in ioW-rn'inls They were
stripped to tli" waist and bare legged. and the
rotor was considntHbly scandaliz'd at SUI an
NJ, ''ul,lvh on SUNDAY ~ front OF his clur IA.
IN" rector was walking somewhat IN front of
., m you an,; men; and approaching the rprrs,
ras ais. and orl"ro them to dcsist.
hi.e, ic,ows, VINO wrc perhaps somewhat
h'Ht "a with drink ~ we'll as the nrdor of COM
pit uon, sad they had como out there To race
anu meant to race. One % them started, and
~ w" tor stood in the way. ran AGAINST him
ana Knocked him down. The young men came
NJ ~ that instant, and young psrr. pont. sering
ms sup rlor thus hustled, dcalt the racer n
vigorous blow, which fccd him. Another rough
cam, up and h" too was kno.kcd down. The
tnrd c1m@. and this time Picrrcp0nt WIS
MO ,krd down. the blow being on The moss,
whlrh hed freely. picrrnpont recovered II M
SIT nul ston"was thrown by one # tho assault
Hhls Whirh made an ugly wound on his t1igh
seven OF the el"vnn ruu ths ~ ,rn now on tl,~
siul. ana the Oxford tutor. "a Mr. Sharlnshank
AID '"
Tn" battle wnvcd hercc: hut the remarkable
Llri WIS that ih" rector. man somewhat over
my anu MS son. ng I'll nineteen. did not int r.
tllnking dign Il 1t to light ON Inc Lords day.
ahi hl7 son. studying for orders. having siini-
h,r sruui's Another Of tho purity also held
Monf. ana L w"S Il listt OF two AGAINST seven.
Iuir'pont. thou-h youn-. Is powerful. and IL
Inc irwl the rlugns could moi hclp saying that
ih"y admired his pln k. The roughs we're
lined two Euincas each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-30
4 AEW YORk cOunyDryG sToBr.
Inc be""iii"i Uc'rc.s who was secretly Mar.
ricd In the Mayors Once

:, y recent cowhiding scrapc in which n New
i"fk lawyer ngure~ has for It's basis the t.rri-
hl'' onn-''ln"n rs which result from n young
x ,,,,r w,llvi klr nav nE h.r own way. For Two
inir iiu~ hncn q ntrid II ,ure in fnshionnhls,
NV YORK society. she WIS not twenty yrurs
OH, AMI th" h'lrisS t. % larl.. fortune on
CUR" IN WIS ruuitFl. nutt.rrd. followed She
it'sidrit Shr received the attention OF III ID
foreigners. und WIS tn" .nVied of her sci
but on morn n last ntrr tho intelligence
cam" lik" q ~up that she WIS married Ind
To-, married a year. ana To a worthless younr
f,l"w s'ur ely older than h.r-.lf-uoor INT
already q drunkard and gambler. The mar
raSr ceremony was performed M tho Mnvora
ON e., Inc infatuated Elrl having been made 10
p'i"Nr that tins was only "a owl contra'I and
uid mol 'ln~t tut' "a real marriage, and that aha
"uli d.~'N"W IT. az Ga" end of a year during
VIZ ~ 'iin' u Md9 - br ,krh profound secret.
Sf"W l'hlous threat 'nrd. and finally claimed
n"i' ir'Hting II r parents " tn the most inner
ti,nt u ,vh' -, md. toh'rh horror, the unhappy
oul ordinary d"'rn''y or manhood.
iinhhhlN "A divorce would have been obtained
hhd II not h""n Tor the Interference uf tn. rela-
tNcs oi the young man tiiis family is n rcs pectn-
~" "h'h wn" ilnally prevailed upon the parents
"l we Airi u .Ntnd a sort OF san ton 10 tho
MARI age. which they did 10y issuing INVITA-
lions To- grand party. To which 300 guests were
,hE.n'l, ui ,Wnrh MY only were present. A
"l the BRIDE. and the young couple went 10
nous 'k"''y NJ. ThtDfirr ,lilv th. iinth r. lii
"i found tiut h"r dnJ-ii r had hr,n str,irk
ana h'at"u, ana wis SUMMARY ordered In,vn
N'l-lh tW VINO, mad with dr nix and r,i.r,, him-
-'ll lul h"r ont. aud { ild her never to dnrknn
ms doors AGAIN. Tho next day he was cow
hiicd ~ tn street hy an Indignant nnnhnyy ~
MS mothor-ln-lnw and cou- II II his VIE ,vhn
T. now cut on bail. So much for u rot md
hd-iy marriage. JENNIE / tfNE