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has totally wrecked miles east Of Knsale
Only two of tho saved

totally miles east Of Kinsale
only Two of tho crew saved.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 21--Arrfved Lake Nepgon (r
Campbell from Montreal and Quebec, Royal Minstrel Obi
Taylor, from Charleston
Sailed Am) Sargent, for Philadelphia via
Queenstown.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct 2l-Arrived. steamer Caspian tBrl,
thompson from Baltimore Halifax, her 20 Liver
poo, Erin Obi, Grffhths, from NewYork for Liverpool
SOUTHAMPTON Oct 2lArriyed steamer Eibe ger, Lelst
from New-York on her way to Bremen. - 5000.
BRISTOL, Oct 2l-Arrvcd, Devon OBJ, LoDDet
from New-York.
HALIFAX, oct 2l-Arrived Alsatla (Tr. Craig
rom London her to New York. Ahambra, ST
NE; Creola Annapolis, n s. 10 load for London.
AMERICAN PORTS.
BOSTON, Oct 21-AIrved Geo Appod, Loveand,
Baltimore; Norman, Nickerson, Philadelphia.
Cleared, steamer Palmyra (Br), Durant, Liverpool, -
DELAWARE BRKAKWATER 2l--Arryed, steamer Aldo
marie, Mallett. New-York.
Sailed. steantug Usnmacnto Mex, seward.
Oct 21Arrived steamers Reading, smith,
salem; Norfolk. Lawson, Norfolk and Washington.
Cleared, steamer Fannie, Grnmley, New York;
BALTIMORE Oct21-Auived, steamers Vim Crane, Howes
ana Empire State Phillips Yorktown: Josephine Thomson
Moore, NewYork.
Cleared. steamer Martha Stevens Chance, New-York
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct 2l-Passcd from Baltimore,
steamer Braunschweig GER Pohle for Bremen.
NBWORIBANs, oct 2l-Sailcd from the Passcs-Steamcr
stLouis OBJ, McCauley, Liverpool
FOREIGN SHIPPING
LONDON, Oct 2l-Saed-l 5h inst, Lakewood; 18th inst
Talismano, Goth inst, AnerOid, for New Orleans
ArriVei-l6th inst, Papa krasmo Ukralnei lSth INST
Maitland
For later Shipping Ne,o, II mn see rim Pa0~l
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
SYMPATHY FOR MICHIGAN.

A meeting of the original Michigan Fire Relief
Commission of York was held YESTERDAY after
noon i'll the office of j. 5. Macdonald. at No. 229
broadway. The managing editors OF some of the
New-iork newspapers were added to the general
committee The following statement was prepared
for publication:
The Michigan Fire Relief Commission of New York,
lively engaged through it's different committees during
the past six weeks in awakening all interest i'll ana Sc
Commission announces result of it's abors that
$lOs lbs so has been received by its treasurer while
persons Individually. Goods valued at about $4,000
mted To the committees at Detroit and Port Huron and
the balance on hand Will be speedily sent The Commits
organization is intact and it sooits frthor contrbG-
uons Tor this pressing object
George NJ. Sanders, chairman of the committee
Press Committee, hitherto incomplete, has been
completed by the appointment OF tho following
members: Can SchurZ, Daniel NJ. Stone James
Gordon Bennett, George Jones, Hugh Hastings,
William Henry HuTlburt, George William CARTS,
Houston and james c. Goodsell. As soon a. the
Governor OF Michigan sends certain details which
it is desired should be laid before the public, an
address vii be prepared by the Mayors committee.
The Mayors committee has the same treasurer as
the old Relief Commission which was organized in
September The president OF the Old commission Is
the chairman of the executive committee OF Jthc
new committee; the object being to introduce new
forces without bringing about any coAiiict.
The chairman OF the Mayors committee has al
dressed a note 10 all the members of The sub-conl-
mittee on church contributions earnestly request
ing them to be present at the meeting tor organiz-
ton OF the committee at the Mayors Office Tues
day, October 20, at p. m.
William DOwd, treasurer of the Relief Fund, re-
ceived yesterday subscriptions amounting to
$io6G go making tie tota Amount reGeiyed by
ceivcd yesterday 81, 100 in subscriptions, which
will be turned over t. William Dowd The Re
formed Church at Ridgeileid, n j., sends to IHE
TRIBUNE so Tor Michigan relief and the Sunday
school Of the same church sends $40; st. Mark S
Lutheran Congregation al Hanover, Penn, sends
"; 5. D., il, 80; Old Jerseyman," 81, and IN, y
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THREE MONSTER VESSELS.
ANEW ERA IN STEAMSHIP BUILDING.

ANEW ERA IN STEAMSHIP BUILDING.
THE CITY OF ROME sERvIA AND ALASKA IN COM
MIssIoN-sTRENGTI, STABILITY, COMFORT AND
SPEED CoMBISED-FURTHER ADDITIONS TO TIE
ATLANTIC FLEETS CONTEMPLATED.
Within the next two months there VIII he aaueu
60 the fleet of passenger steamships when ply De-
tween this port and Europe. three new vessels OF
huge dimensions which have been built according
IN the most modern ideas of naval architecture
gardng form of hull. method of equipment and
steam propulsion. The names OF these vessels are.
the City of Rome, of the Inman Line; the Servia.
of the Cunard Line, and the Alaska of the Guon
Line In point of dimensions and tonnage these
three vessels only exceeded by the Great East
ern AS will be observed by the following table:
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TIE WORLDS FAIR PROJECT.

There have been many rumors of late in regard to
a revival OF the Worlds Fair project. The latest
story one which has been reported several times is
with committee of three, William 4. Cole.
john +. Townsend and Thomas Ruttcr, of
best way, of elfecting this revival Most
OF the details are said to have been settled but
there are q few questions to be decided before the
result of the negotiations will De made public. The
syndicate, 1t Is said, will put $4,000 900 into the
scheme, which viii at once assure its success. The
ste which tho syndicate and the commissioners
favor IS the high ground extending from one
hundred and-ttteth st. north TO the Harlem River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22
WORKING FOR CIVIL SERVICE REFORM

At the first meeting the National League OF Civil
Service Reform Associations held III this city recent
~ delegates present from the principal cities OF
the county. Among those were George William
Curtis, SiIas W. Burt Everett L, Wheeler, Edward
Cary, +. +. Hall, Henry Stone Il. Charles Collins,
George Haven Putnam, William IL. Thoi son, flow
ard Peter, George b. Butler, l.. L. Godkin, Orlando
b. Porter, Ira Bursey, Thomas Is. MuSgravc, George
w. Va Siclen and T. III. " htridge of New York;
William Potts, of Brooklyn Carl Schurz represent
ing st. Louis; William Snnes OF Boston; G. stuart
Patterson, of Philadelphia; II. ID. Kaes, of Mlwail-
kce; Charles u. llillArd, OF Pittsburg; James >.
BunneI of San Francisco; aud G.. o. Chaplin, of
nsEleld, Mass. Everett T. Wheeler presided,
and Mr. Shines, OF DostOn, was chosen secretary 1t
was resolved that the National League shall consist
of all the Civil service Reform Associations in the
United States, which signify their wilhn ncss to be-
come members hereof, aud that the central commit
tee OF the National League shall consist OF the
executive committee of tue Ncw-IUrk Association
and one delegated member from each OF the other
ass ocatlons The officers of the New DIRK Associa-
ton were made the officers OF he National League
with the addition OF one member to each Of the COM
nnttees OF publication and finance from Boston and
Philadelphia. Plans were made Tor holding public
meetings over tue country, tOr Publishing regularly
a broadside, and for q disseminating as widely ~
possible the best writings concerning Civil Service
Reform. All the delegates gave encouraging ac-
counts of the prosperity OF their respective assOca-
tons and reported that the number OF members was
RAPIDLY increasing
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF y ;W.YORK.....OCT 81, 1881.
ARnINrIn


steamer state Of Nebraska Ur) Bares Glasgow Oct z
.. with mdso and lG passengers usn baldwin
steamer Australia tGcp, wuklor. Hamburg II days with
steamer iaphlan beggct savannah IA days with
Steam 6af srs@g lprV% a W1%lns.o3 C.
Bark Ebe"her tNor Nielsen Newry 81 days in ballast
Bark Heinrich and Tonic Ger Meyer Bremen AZ davs
ballast to Hermann Koop& Cos anchored ia Gravesend hay
nara slo CNor Nelson, London 10 days chalk to
chr Aeysnorq Fatlogga@ Sands River Ms 10 days
scnr ~ Carson. Harding Bangor with lumber to 4 IL
schr N l. oliver Potter, Bath, with lumber 70 order
Adam Bowlby, Keck Ellsworth with to &
ScGr George Glover Norris, Eocland with lime TO J r
schr Caroline wright LOWS, Rockand with limo to
scnT Ruth uolgdon atears, Rochland, with limo to
Schr American CHIEF SNOW Rockland umotoT RBron
Schr Abbic Emery Avery. RocNland, with limo to Il
5chr Trade wind, GAY Rockaud, to Uayiland &
schr > ] Lindsay, steaps. Kcckland lime to F
co. F@TIOSrG Ms Hatfield Windsor Ms
sUNsErWin a. sandy Hook. moderate W, cloady AT
CITY Island. light sWi clcar,
CLEARED
Steamer De Buyter Beg), Meyer Antwerp. Funch Edyo
-, CT Aiemanla (GoD, Hansen. Hamburg, Kunhardt
steaaer Arden 80 Echeba11ea Johns Ilumacoa PIN
steamer m0nd stevens, West Point Va old Dominion
steamer p w Bruno, Toste.. Baltimore J w Krems
steamer Hernn Livingston NoGerscn, savannah, Geo
steamer Tovoa Risk Royal an4 Foruandina
BARK Arstotes (orcek, Eubonico Constaatinople rur
kew, seagcr Bros
iiark II LIBBY Pratt Rio Janero. Thomas Norton q CO.
Augustine KoDbe Ford, Barcelona, de Rivera
Bark Harriet Campbell Obj Grafton Santander, spain
J w Parker y co.
BARK Cerdeno4, Yate sierra Leone, Monrovia a mar
Eet Yates & portcrtcid.
Bark itanl& (Nor), Albrathsen, syria, Greece Funch
BARK Hope ,Norl sorenson Liverpool Funch Edge Co.
H1g Alice Costa itica) Ponder ~ Thomas and market
b McnDcrg IS co.
schr y $ Pclciny, ncKeon, Mayport, Mudgott
SClrJ Clayton, NaNWc Rich iOnd Saght Bailey
SchrJ N Branprd, Nelson, Providence, n T. DOYLE.
Schr II Mason, Terry, Norfolk, llaac Il staples
Scr clio FeYd Johnson Georgetown, sc, and Pot
IL ID lurlbut 4 Co
sohr Lizzie ID small, War6cA. Petersburg va II T. DOYLE
Barks Pir0eus Carl lnck, hamburg; lleindeer 81
Pierre, Mart. bng Glance 81 kits.
SPOKEN.
oct Slate ~ lonN Jon Ia W Alma OBJ Hunter
| from Newcastle for Francisco.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Steamer Burktt r) Freeman. from Newcestle z,
| for New ork, has been la COLI aud is
ship James Foster IN (Aul, Ahcol, from
wer, before reported ashore the Latter
| Tue German DARK Cohuheim, Icphen from BanlzO for
| q, YnOutu,
Bark SHOW (Br LcuI9 from 49,,
which ashore at Bristol ind got on has damaged In
| aC0IsOu,
Bark Agnes (Nor), Foss NewYOr for Antwerp be-
fore reported OF the Iso OF " gt Ia ut
| abandoned III Oouliaas Bay, Eight of tho were
drowned. Three OF lfeboat also
Attempting tOreseuc the survivors.
HrA Idumeo lAuBt Mafogla, frem Iaveruao for Halti
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Art SilverWaYe,

The Gorham Manufacturing Com
pany, Silversmiths, continue their
exhibition of ART SILVER, and are
able to announce that the exhibit re-
mains as complete as the day of its
opening. All articles sold are to re-
main during the time of this exhibi-
ton.
This collection will be found in
their Art Room,
81 UNION SQUARE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22
ON THEIR WAY HOME FROM YORKTOWN.

Governor Long and stan, OF Massachusetts,, under
the escort oi the Boston Cact arrived III tAis CITY
yesterday afternoon from Yorktown. They were re-
ceiyed at the COrtlandt street Ferry by the 7th
Regiment, whose guests they were until their
departure for Boston The I'm Regiment formed AT
then armory On sixty -seVenth-st. yesterday after
noon, and marched to The Third Avenue Elevated
Road, where a train was III waiting to take them to
the ferry.
On tine arrival Of the tram from Philadelphia bear
ing Governor Long and stdit and the Boston Cadets
the line formed. The procession marched mn
BrUadWaY to LeXIngtOn-aVe., g.. the arluory on
SIXty-seyen h-st. AT the armory lunch was served
III the bouy OF tho building TO the privates the ufi-
ceTs were entertained III The officers headquarters
upstairs. AftcrwHrd there were several toasfs 10
which Governor Long and several members of his
stan members OF the 9TH Regiment resp udeo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sun 6:2o sun sets... BIO Clock slow SIN
Moon iees Dol Moon sOutls l2Ol Moons days, -
HIGH WATER TO-DAY--A NJ.
Sandy Hook. GA GOV. Island n Hell Onto 1870 o.l6
HGu WATER TODAY. NJ
Sandy Hook. 7:OJ GOV Island 7A2 Hen Catc o.21
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HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,
144 Lexingtonave., 29hst Hours 10 and TO z.
Attention to Gentlemen.
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HOME NEWS
PROMINENT ARRIyALS

Gilsey House-Sir A. T. Gait, Canadian Minister
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Augustus Brandegee of Connecticut
3ruisp.ck-ThOnas Swinyard and Hector Cameron,
of Canada York HoeGeneral 4. F. Alexander, OF
Kentucky,
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AN exceptionally fine pair 5-carat diamonds
500; other bargains ranging from $50 TO $1,000. J.
Johnston, 100 BOwcry. Cash paid for syerware.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22

Every drop o. The Sarsaparian Resolvent communioata.
through the Blood sweat rnc and other fluids
OF the system, the Vigor Of c for it repairs The
the body with and sound material Scroful Consnnn.
tom Gandular Disease Ulcers IN the Throat Mouth Tumor
Nodes the Glands and other OF the
StrumOus discharges from the
of skin Diseases Erptons, Fever Sores Scad Head Ring
salt RhcuIn, ErysipoaS, Ache SppLs Morna
the Flesh Tumors Cancers IN IN" Womb and ali Weaken
Painful Discharges %
Of the fc Principle thin the curative range
wonder OF modern chemistry and fen vii!
prove To person using for either OF those forms
them. II tho patient
coming reduced hy the wastes and decompositn
continually succeeds
nj with from healthV
this the Sarslparilian will cura
remedy yorx ~
nurihcaton. diminishing OF wastes
srepars viii be rapid. every patient viii f,
himself growng better and stronger tho iyesting IN,
appetite improving and flesh AMI weight ncrelSnz
81 per bottle
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Announcements.

ALWAYS use Platt's Chlordes for household
dsniectng purposes. 1t is odorless reliable and efficient
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22

AN elegant toilet article is to be found in
Lyons Tooth Tablets Perfectly safe and harmless
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Don't LET YoUR HORSES DIE

DON'T LET YoUR HORSES DIE
DR. TOBfAss VENETIAN HORSE LINaRST in pint bottles
WILL SURELY CURE THEM No IS asked II Il does not
OLD soRR and BRUISES quicker thai other
known remedy Thirty il has been warranted
never failed OvER 5000 CERTIFICATES HAVE BERN
CoMh1sNiISo Igs WONDERFUL VIRTUES, among which are
Colonel d. Mcdaniel who of the fastest running
horses = L. COHEN president of the consolidated card
pany RiERsoN & BROWN, l2o West 32dst y. ii. LEAD
BEflKRCOO IN ave. and COL c. H. DERyAN, l36 West 22d
ST. SOLD by all druggists and sadders Depot AZ Murrays
PHYSICIANS WINE FROM THE OPORTO GRAPE.
NowYoT ply scians that they been
Port Wine
TO the entire Satisfaction of eT raiicnts bcms
ake great pleasure in recommending them 70 the public
heug all that Is claimed for them, and fact the
Ole they find 1t especially recommended
ives the aged and FOR females generally. NewIork
10 MaIren-st
RUPTURE.-Dr J. A. Sherman's services arc
In so much demand that he compelled
tween New-Tork and Boston Consultation New
YORK, POI Broadway Monday Tue
AZ Mik-st on wednesday, Thursday and Friday
SAFEs-Large stock of fire and burglar proof
safes, ali sizes and makes. I'm ny, 20 Vesey.st
TO prevent ana cure chills, dumb aCue and
malaria fever DIT. Holnan's Pad II
by all druggist DR. Holman Is in attendance daily
a. m az the panys Offices NJ 744 Broadway Consua-
ton and advice iree Reception rooms for ladies.
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CARPETS. Elegant new patterns in Tapestr'
Brussels Zoe per yard at cRossLErs Nos 74O and IA
Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22

9. c. SUAYNE, Wholesale fur manufacturer,
10 1903 Prince Offers seaskn sacIuos dolmans and far
lined retail Prices 10 D loss
than regular retail houses Mail orders solicited Refining
altering repairing
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BROOKLYN.

~.
Louis Macmahcr who took Paris groom ,ri,,r,
day, dled yesterday at 81. Gatherings Iiosnitoi ,
was barber out OF empoymcut
In the suit OF Andrew Maolley agoinst e, ,f,,it,
Edwards PlerfepOnt, 10 recover 80 600 danagns f,r
DIeScu Oh contract, Tho Jury disagreed yrsJeruly
ana was discharged. NS
Edgar GailiYan, of No. - Morton-st, was charged
before j ,uce Nachr yesterday, with betro, In, I'm,
der prolm5e Of marriage Miss Eva Lovcre OF No. Il
tltu-5t !. ID.
- Mrs. Joanna podney, age thirty-nire Of No. 315
COilmblast. was overcome by "a falutI1o ~ .,,i,
yesterday dud 4o,l against q table ON winch was n
hghto1 Il. rosene lamp. Tins was upset and prohcn
ANA M,J. Dodneys clothes were set ON lire Sic WA
30 badly burned that her recovery is not expccteG
JERSEY CITY.
There are twelve cases of snallp ox in the hosp,toI
ut Snaae Hill. '''''i
William Goss and Richard Shafer were committed
TO tie County Jal for hitccn days Vesteri -, fnr
stealing ride on Pennsylvania Railroad troin
John Walsh brakeman On the New-Yor< Laifo
Erie and Western Railroad, was caught h1t,Dr'n
two ears yesterday ana crushed 80 badly tnat / -;
recovery Is doubtful. ~
HoBoKEN.-John G'ooly, II 'longshorenon op-
ploycd on the Wilson per- foot Of FiIst-st fe
the hold OF vessel yesterday and was seronsv In
jured. III
Pc er McDonough, of No. 80 Ralroad-ovc ,,s
committed ny Justice Peloubet Yesterday mnrni,',,
"a charge OF atruciOuS assault ana boitcry r'b
IeIred by has wife. lie went home drunk on bii
oay high ana Tltnout proVocation struck his wife
Joseph Kirby, about month ago was i,,i,,rod
While riding on one ot the Grand-st. cars and h",
ing recovered, he informed the comUauU tI,,t =,
should begin slllt against il for damages Veenr
day the company compromised the ouse Nv mem,
81, 900 as damages. '"' N's
john Barry, u brakeman on the Pennsvlvoni,
Railroad, Tell Iom the top of freirAt car n,.,,.
East Newark yesterday morning and sustained 80"
juries OF fa,aI nature. lie was taken to ST
Francis hospital III this city. Nv
LIVINGSTON.-A rabid bulldog which had beon
chased from Chatham 4 distance Of threc NIL
Was killed recently on the premi es of t4nr,+, a
iitteu. IN The pursuit of the brute there vcr,
many mel in wagons, on horseback ana ofnnt
armed vIth guns and plJchlOIks. The doc had M
ten half Il dozen dogs ana mangled one to dealt
NEW-JERSEY.
ORAEGE.-rhe house of Mrs. j. G. Fuller in CON.
tralaSc., entered by burglars on WednosIay
night and robbed ol Jewery worth $3.50
STATEN ISLAND.
CAsnEToN.-Ihe residents of SCHOOL District No.
i, town Of Castletun, axe dissatisfied with The rns
OF the recent election by which john HAYES was
chosen school trustee and have appointed a com
mittee consisting Of Ih, udOre &. NeTIullVe Rcnnri
Fmch, Daniel Magce David Solomon and Augnstus
Heydenr Oh TO present the matter state Superin-
teudent CIlmour with Wow OF having q new
election called.
NESTCHESTER COUNTY.
Observation-Disclosures broke into tho Post Office
AT fccAsNll on thursday night. They robbed the
sale OF money postage stamps and registered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22
PHYSICIANS WINE From TIE OpoRrn GRAPE

SAFEs-Large stock of fire and burglar proof
safes, ali sizes and makes I'm ry 20 Vesey.st.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-23

Fair warming The next sneak
thief that mounts our woOd-pile will
suffer. We will run our umbrella
down his throat and open it. If
this fails to remind him of the
seventh commandment we'll roll a
pound of dynamite down his red
lane and set him down on the ground
so emphaticalIy that the jar will
cause the aforesaid explosive to dis
tribute him like a fertilizer over
all the land for miles around.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-02-23

Ellis, now N. P. for Eye, he was
invited to spend a summer at the
Baroness country seat, and her in
terest in him was maintained after
he had left college and been admit
ted to the bar. Some time ago he
became her private secretary; then
he was her almoner in Turkey and
later in Ireland. Since the death of
her all-powerful companion, Mrs.
Hannah Brown, in December, 1873.
Mr.. Bartlett has apparently been
Lady Burdett-Co most trusted
confidential adviser He is describ-
ed as stawart, good-loolling young
man, Of fair parts; he has been a
writer of a weekly called England,
and is author Of book on the Rus
sO-Turkish war that has been well
received. Mr.. Bartlett, who was in
this country for some months at the
time Of the Centennial Exposition,
retains his American citizenship.
The surprise when the first report
Of their contemplated marriage was
first announced in the London draw
ing-rOoms was profound, and. it is
scarcely necessary to add, caused q
great many ill-natured remarks.
London gossips found it impossible
to believe that a young man Of 30
should entertain any love for an old
lady Of 81, and openly charged him
with marrying her simply for the
sake Of her money, in precisely the
same way that Mr.. Coutts' second
wife married him for his money. Tt
is said that by this marriage the
Baroness will sacrifice an annual in
come of about $625,0OO.
1t is possible, however, that the
arrangement by which Mr.. Bartlett
assumes the name of Burdett- Coutts-
was effected for the pur-
pose of evading this provision of the
will.
The very people upon whom the |
new-made bride freely showered so |
many noble gifts have, since the !
time the marriage was announced |
to take place, treated her most !
3hamefully. On one occasion a mob /
her house and threw .
stones through the windows. A. /
another time, when it had been .
stated that her marriage was to take
place in q church, q mob gathered /
around it for the purpose OF proven-
ing the nuptials from taking place
The marriage was for this and other
'easons several times postponed.