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New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
FOR CAUSING The DEA1H or JOHN Goss
A DESPERATE STRUGGLE IN ARREsTING CONRAD
srADTLgR A LIQUOR SELLER.

A DESPERATE STRUGGLE IN ARRESTING CONRAD
srADTLHR, LIQUOR SELLER.
Conrad Stadler, who keeps a grog-shOp and
lodging house at No 538 West FortythIdst., ar
rested Saturday by Detecuve-Sergoants Valley and
Murray. of Inspector Byrnes's star. Ward Detec-
tive Matthew Mcconnell. oil Captain Washburns squad
charge OF being instrumental H. causing the dealt
OF John Goss OF No SOC West Thirty ST. who Was
found in the hallway IN unconscious condition
on the evening OF December "a GOss was found
by Mrs. Catherine Coleman and with the aid
OF jaLitOr Carl Hamko he carried 10 his rooms lie
died the morning OF December 2S and tho COroners
Investigation showed that death the result of a
fractured skull The Coroner suggested that Inspector
Byrnes make investigation aud Valley ard Murray
were assigned TO the case.
They found that GOss had been assisted home by Adam
Central Onioe. when he told Inspector Byrncs that
u lodger IN StadtePs house, and the evening Of
December "a was IN the bar-rOOm Mrs. SIadtler
into the room and told her husband that
there was man upStsts whom shc wished to get
out Stacter went upstairs, and III few minutes Becl
tel heard heavy fail the stairs and then Stadtler
sisted by man named joseph Giebe brought into
the roOtn lie was apparently drunk. some time after
ward he asked TO take Goss home and did so The
their erraDd he resisted hefeey aud tried TO lei
loose large bloodhound which tied the bed IL
only after desperate struggle that he was finally
subdued and taken TO the Central Office. lie denied that
he threw downstairs, but he locked up Gebel
rnd Bechtel were held as witnesses.
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, iniorsed ,oith falI mama
All notices OF MART
and address.
DIED.

BANNIsTER-on Sunday morning. January IL Jamo,
Bann.ter IT, the 27th Of hisage Of James and
TUESDAY the 1911, at 1870 O'Clock p M
BANKS-In Troy Friday morning. January l5 pneu.
Charlotte Augusta widow OF the late franc atas
Banks and dau gnter OF the late Peter z Bonnet ,,
Monday morning at IL O'Clock
1t is kindly requested not 10 send flowers
CUkREY-At shrub oak =. January IS, 1885, the Rev
Funeral from the M e Church Shrub oak Tuesday 10Th
Friends invited.
DEwITr-At Elizabeth y. j. nlay morning. January
IL 1886 after illness. Margaret W.. wife OF Ahrsi
Funeral at 72o North Broad ST. Elizabeth, Wednesday
January 20 a at l0SOa m'
Please flowers.
Carriages ID waiting at the station
FINCH-After lingering illneSs at hor home on Friay.
will held Tuesday lsth az 2;3o y M
No 2s9 south 7th st., Newark. n. J.
GoRDoNon sunday l1th inst az MS ste residenc'' S'
Notice o, funeral tomorrow.
LERCH-Entered rest SATURDAY morning January 10
Iice Bethlehem Pen
Funeral Tuesday, 23O- m -
NILLEK-On sunday January II, Emeihe hhier' io ti'
rssgsctuy REted TO- a'asns s & ss
day. I9h INST at O'Clock
Please omit flowers
PHOEBUS-VirgniaC c. on the 10Th inst III 'e 4o" yo''
ats resdence IS Third place Brooklyn, al p m sand1y
Interment at greenwood ON Monday a. ~
sTEWART-At Philadelphia. January H. Beaedict u.
stewart the 18th gear OF his az, , ~ ,.v1 nr n y
Funeral services at the residences ot hs Sonn m n & "
Interment private. . 80 -,
sToRM-At Hopewel Dut chess County Janu y H. Cuares
q SO m in Sith year OF his age a., ,s,, ., hail,
Fun at residence on Monday the lSth at hai''
past | O'Clock. - -
third daughter A. and the llts Anirew j. WOOL ~
Relatives and friends are est lay'e IS ~ oeocs D. m On
Monday, January Is, 1856
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
OBITU
HENRY NORMAN HUDSON.


BosToN, Jan. II (SpccidD. Henry Norman
Hudson Of Cambridge, the well known shakespearean
scholar died suddenly his residence Saturday from
gl4ndular swelling lie had been sick since Christmas
and was recently obliged submit to operation from
which ho could not rally The Journal gives the follow
Ing sketch OF his life: Mr. Hudson born In Corn
WALL W.. January %. 1sli As the OF farmer he
had slight educational advantages lie became al-
prentice TO learn coach-makng; but with an Unsuitable
appetite books. he constantly reading all that
could obtain. not touching at all the novels but de
voting his energies to such Buffers Analogy"
PIutarch's Lives" and others of that character.
He went to Middlebury College. Having graduated
there in 1910, he first taught school IN Kentucky and
Alabama and during these early prepared series
OF lectures Shakespeare which showed rpeness OF
thought mystery language. In 1si4 Mr.. Hudson
the favorite subject. His acquaintance with DIR. WILL
lam OF the Church OF the Advent led 10
ms admission the daconaie IN the Episcopal Church
IN ls49. Ia 1852 he became, and continued ior
subsequently lie originated The Chch Mohfhly, which
ha edied year two. His only parochia charge has
been that OF ~. Mchaels Church. at Lichneld Conn,
assumed In S5s and retained until 1850. Il was in
1851 that his first edition OF Shak speares Plays ap
pcarrd For three years during the war Mr.. Hudson
served AS chaplain IN the regiment OF the New-Iork
hnd resided principally IN Cambridge, and
though he had frequently oficiaied IN
dovsted to the teaching OF Shakespeare aud other
English authors. For few months he was editor OF The
IJ,ton saturday LrcHing Ga-ee In 1870 his publishers
brought out his school shakes In 1872 he put
forth shakespeare's life. Art and Characters" and
later a volume OF sermons. The Text Book OF Po
etry" was his next publication and then he set TO work
cal English Reader" was issued. The Harvard edition
OF Shakespeare was his latest work Of prominsnce.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
PUTTING THE wIRES UNDER GROUND.

THE COMMISSION CONSIDERING A GENERAL PLAN
MoNoroLIEs TO RE GUARDED AGAINST
A dispatch in The Times yesterday from
Chicago SAID that the Electrical subway Commission OF
this city had been in that CITY, and after studying the
underground system partially In there had decided
TO adopt IT for NcwYork The dispatch added that a
company to be formed TO out tho scheme in this
city, aud that It will then sell s frsLohise to the West
ern Union Telegraph Company, which Will thus have a
virtual monopoly of the telegraph business in the city.
President Loew and Commissioner Hess
were seen last evening by reporter
OF THE TRIBUNE. Both denied the assertions
contained In The nneSS dispatch. No steps had been
aken they said. toward forming company TO bury the
wlres had any proposition looking toward this been
made by the Western Union Company or any one
nooed with IT, The Commissioners have examined tho
sysiems In In Chicago Washington and Philadelphia
In Chicago and Phlsde pha there are aey-ways In the
rear OF OF the business houses and dwellings Con-
peclon with the street mains or cOndus In, therefore,
easy This Ia not the case IA New-IOrk. Hero
conn eetions must he made directly from the street.
as doue In the OF the water aud gts mains Many
plans been discussed but mono has beon adopted.
The general proposition agreed TO by all the cOmnlS
sioncrs that tho plan system must be one that VIII
accommodate nor only al the efsllhg e0mpnnles Dut
any that may be formed I'm the future This will cncctu-
ally set at Test any charge that monopoly Is To be
created
that there shall be main cOnduits beneath Broadway
aud the principal avenues win branches In the SIDE
streets Downtown there must be moro main conduts
Than above FOurternth-st. In the ncighhOrhOOd Of
Wsll-st and the various exchanges there arc tcle-
graph, telephone. district messenger burglar alarm
and stock ticker" wires by the thousand. These must
bs provided for IL will be necessary that tue state or
cy shall have sort OF supervision of the work and
this will have 10 be provided Tor by Ieglsatlon When
the commssicn hns agreed on plan IL Will make re-
nnrt and submit to the Mayor Controller and Com
missioner Public Works, the officials who appointed
the commission. This report Will probably be made
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
ROLD ATTEMPT ~ ROB NAV ~ DATLTGHE

A daring attempt at a highway robbery was
was made at Spring and Mulberry sts. about o'clock
Yesterday afternoon A .hony Bolic. OF No. %
spring-st, started out for n walk When he reached
Muberry-st he attacked by two young men, one OF
whom gsrroted him while tho other took from him
a gold watch and chain valued at $G5.
Police man Gallagher. OF the Fourteenth Precinct,
tho assault and ran olfos assistance. The robbers
r,n toward the BOwcry at the approach OF the
officer and he and Bolfo gave chase When
the rolbcrs found that escape impossible
they tured and showed 1ht. After hard struggle they
wrre and taken 70 the Mulberry Street station.
one man gave his namo as Charles Clark. age
n,n.tecn a Number, of No. 2l7 Mott Place, tho
other as Frank Martin. age eighteen. a
shoemaker. OF No % Spring At The
rnrncr where tho assault occurred ~ within
n stones throw OF tho FOurtccnth Precinct Police
station Bolfss watch was recovered and his assailans
Lob. .Itut.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
OBITUARY NOTES.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. II (SpecidD.-J. Hays
Carson vcepresdont OF the Real Estate Title. Insur-
ance and Trust Company. died last night in his fifty
third year lie stricken with paralysis while
driving in the city last Tuesday, and gradually sank
mill his death OF tho founders OF the Real
FAtnte Title Insurance and Trust Company, ana was
ON. of the orginatos OF the Conveyanccrs Association
Until about year he held tho position OF secretary
OF the Numismatic Association.
LONDON jan 17.-Pau Baudry, the French painter, is
dead; age tfty-eight
HARTFORD Jan. 17.-Georgc W. Lester secretary OF
the Orient Fire Insurance Company, died yesterday
f consumption lie formerly secretary OF the City
Fire insurance Company
LONDON jan l7.-Bishop Conaty is dead.
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)naty Is dead.
rs SHE THE DAUGHTER or JOAQUIN Il

IS SHE THE DAUGHTER or JoA QULY MLLERS
Chicago, Jan. ia young woman APP
parently about twentyone called a; the Office OF the
Elder Publishing Company last Thursday and asked for
the editor OF Literary Lire Mr.. Elder answered in the
absence OF the editor and to him she pres
ar,oI n manuscript which she wished to
all She told "A touching story OF how sho had
left N+w-York with n dramatic company, hoping TO
ncheye a place in the profession ana earn her own
sunnnrt: how the company went TO pieces
TuiattIy and how she last found herself alone
AMI nenuiless IN Chicago. The girl bore
rce of education and culturo. She concluded her
stnrV Inv saving that her name was Maud Miller and
i, she was tho daughter of the poet Joaquin Miller.
NJ EiJcr snpplied Miss Miller with money ami intro
cd her 10 several kindhearted ladies, by whom she
,yas cared for until last night when she was put on
hoard a New.York train comfortably equipped Tor the
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18

ter moved from Nsw-Engand eastward yestsrdst1
Other depressons existed in the Gulf Of Mexico and Id
the Southern Rocky Mountain region. Tho cold waveg
though remaining central in Dakota and Montana exc
tended down tho Lakes. causing fall of l5s or 20o -
compared with Saturday. The barometer here va
nearly stationary until evening. and then rosa. light
rain before dawn followed by clear weather. Ths
temperature ranged between 27o and 37 the average
$780,, being go lower than the corresponding day
last year, AMI 3l4o higher than on Saturday.
Colder fair weather may be expected In this city and
vicinity to-day stationary higher temperature and
increasing cloudiness Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
THE FOREIGN MAIL.
GOSSIP ABOUT PERSONS OF NOTE

From M LdtOuctSTCs TTufh, LoHdOJp Jan Z.
PRINCE CHRISTIANS SUIT.-l mentlonedsome
months 20 that Plce Christian had pro-
cerdngs In The iIgh Court OF KEEL with the OBJECT OF
obtaining possession OF the extensive and valuable
estates of GfOnwald and NOer which are now In the
possession OF the Countess Nocr TO whom they
beaura by the late Prince NOer IL "Onended
on behalf OF Prince Christian that these domains
only by Prince SOer life. and that his death
they should have passed. fnng male heTs, to Prince
Christian; but the Court has unanimously decreed that,
under the settlement of the late KING Christian VII
Denmark the fully at the di iposa OF Prince
Norr. ana that he entitled 10 beqneath them to
Slomever he pleased. Prince Christian has appealed
against Judgment but In the opinion OF the best
legal authorizes, with very Iite hope Of success.
ALEXANDER AND MICHAEL AT ODDs.-There
has been bitter quarrel between the Emperor Of Russia
and uncle the Grand Duke Michael and the latter
has left ST. Petersburg In high dudgeon for his estates
IN the Caucasus having previously resigned all his
Offices including the Presidency Of the Council OF State
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18

Two ve,rs AGO suggesion made TO the Corporations Oh
be % that they unite In butng 10 tile Hospital sau
av md SUNDAY Associations but, bug met Dy tue ooeo
NON that was questionable whether corporations snou'i
make gs to charitable OBJECTS the matter was no pio''
NOW however that the system md working Oh tle Asoca
top has become such every contribution equ'en'
may he mad dollar dollar In Hospital service te oostc'
of two wears ago seems removed cOrpCrauoh no"
giving 10 The General Fund thereby not only ehaDiea "
ecoaomze for the re OF t' se e
Moves but can have cared for without ahV uoioe o
ia part ia tn, Hospital saed for the partc ar So
meas 10 b, treated with gard for the recovery
and comfort of the sick person be had In the board
ing boues and homes OF the youug men epoye"
"a clerks and otherwise BY the large OF the
This being true TO the Ass ciitlon thal " oh '
wear renew its upon the corporations OF ne ev %
contributions TO object and this appeal Is ~
with the earnest reques1 that 1t be carefully eoasidoroo %
that If you see your way to ;avora IL yol "i
do 40 as iberay ald promptly possible seuanf
70 Mr. CHARLES LANIER Treasurer 81 the Assoo4A'i""
70 Nassau-st ,.-, -. o..
ANY contributing corporation desiring Hospt" o"s io'
a,y OF it, employees tyng the General Agent o h'
Acsoca,ion Mr. FREDERICK r. COOK. ~ 4thave. OF It's
she, I'm this respect will have its requess prompb "
tepd. TO 1, tue extent cOntr button and the eo''o
ored for either in the Hospital where he may desire
in .uch other Hospital be onging 10 the Association" rs "
sic ness may determine rn
President
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
TRYING TO FoMENr REPUBATCAy DyscoRD

The Senators who came down from Albany
on Saturday will go up the 10 a. train to-day.
Nothing than desultory talk had yesterday.
II is not expected that toward IDEAL
the question OF "a Health Officer of this port and
other nominations by the Governor will be developed
FOR time yet The Governors HeutenaBts were ia
towU on Saturday and yesterday aud were busily ell
over their lack Of patronage and their places the
various onmie-s II Is apparent that the Governor
wlth has usual shrewdness j. endeavOriug To- fOment
0seord In the ranks OF his oppoi ents with the idea OF
getting his nominations confirmed by the aid of dtscon
tented Republican Senators. The shire wd and
penenced Republican politicians predict that the
ooyernor will fail In this.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
CAN CLEVELAND BIZ RE-y0uJyATED,

Gains" Washington Letter % me Cincinnati Enquirer.
Last night was talking TO a New YORK City
Ionteiah OF a good deal OF personal knowledge said
10 TINS person "What do you think about Ceveands
presidency up TO this time Z"
II don't see how he Can be nominated again. He Ger
taihy can not II the Democrats OF the West and South
nave any maniness IL they going to sit feet
vi tne state OF New-iOrk and become It's subjects they
My ~ IA for him. On the other baud, think that
Sse.eiand has brought enough public support to the
onoerac party TO insure carrying the country in
100 VIA whonsoeveI we may Nominate Morrison
se ,Ae candidate. don't think Hill will be- Hill
local politician In NewYork State. shrewd enough
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
DANIEL b. STRONG.

Daniel b. Strong the postmaster at Matawan,
n j. died after short Illness at his home at that place
Yesterday He was seyentysiI years Old. lie was well
known throughout the State and and was lifelong
Democrat and n prominent Odd Fellow. lie was the
first person to receive an appointment i'll Monmouth
county from the present Administration. mir. Strong
was born In Morstown but the last hity years OF his
life were spent IN Monmouth County He was prOmi-
nent I'm the Prcsbyterian Church. having been nber
for years aud elder in the First PresDy
terinn C1urch at Matawan for twenyeght years. His
funeral will take place at Maawan on wednesday at IL
a IN. In the Prcsby terian Church
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
PoSslBLE ErFEor or MISS BATARgs DEA1H

WdINiHOTOH UIbU0Tch 70 NE NcV. IOIA WOTIH.
There ale a number OF Mr.. BayHrd's intimate
friends who mink that the death Uf his daughter may
have very important political sigui1cAnce haid one
of these friends tonight 81 would be at all
prised II the death OF Miss Katharine ayard shoud lead
10 the resignation OF the Secretary OF State lie has
been much dsgusted with his position and the thousand
anpoyanoes attendant upon IT, lie has felt tho bitter
ness of bearing unusy the burden aud blame Of many
AppointmeDts for which be was not at all responsible.
lie has sad to than once that lie AIRY Of
made the scapegoat of other peoples bluuders
I know" said this frm friend that Mr. Bay ard has
been upon the point Of giving Gp everything aud retiring
10 life more than know that his daughter
has been OF the greatest possible service TO him n every
way She mas his COUNSELLOR ronndaBt aud adviser
Eyery night unless callcd cut by other engage
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
From 7ne W1,,enau Rrgir,g. london. jan. 7.

LORD RANELAGH.-Few people, we believe,
are aware late Lord kaneiagh cOud claim
the d0yen OF correspondents. lie acted in the
capacity or special correspondent OF the MOrHg IOS
the rst Carils war, his letters appearing IN that paper
upon nifty years ago. There has been mention
of this notices OF tho deceased peer whose
services to the volunteer canse arc It is pleasing
notice, about 10 be prepetua'od by memorial.
TnEBAw's New HOME.-ArcOt, the new resi-
dencc OF King Ihebaw. Is small walled native city Of
thousand bitaus situa ed siXtyhree miles from
Madras, the line Of railroad tOBeypure IL
good mosques aud tOnhs, with the remains OF a
palace aud fort Ranipet, three miles of, the
left bank OF the Patr, was military cant0nment In
the last century jATcOt founded In 116 taken by
GIVE l75l rcaken 1853, surrendered la Colonel Crotc
1860. captured from the British again, l1sO. by
Hyder All, but since 1901, after the fail Of sernga-
pa am, IL has been IN the bauds Of tho English.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
NOT 10 PARADE on ST. PATICR'S DAT

,BosroN, Jan. 17.-At convention OF
Irish societies OF Boston and vicinity held
today it was voted 10 have no parade on
avcnIne IL was decided to invite Archbishop CrOke, OF
CasheI Irolan iayer leotdre ~ that tlme OF. IN
case of his Inability TO oome. TO secure some otnof e
neut man.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18

TO get at public opinion. but his trimming between
Cleveland and his followers will not do him good
aud VIII cause Democrats IN State 10 look toward
the Wost for candidate We have long desired TO get
rid OF NcwIO PRESIDE ntal candidates, who have led
us repeatedly to defeat, and have led US half way
Into The Republican, party"
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
CHAPPED HANpj.
Use Colgate's Dermal Soap.

A Constant Cough, with Failing Strength,
and Wasting OF Flesh. symptoms denoting Pulmonary
less seriously affected. Dr. Jaynes Ex'
pectorant is safe remedy for Lung and Throat ails. "
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18

ington-st and reaching Odd Fellows Hall laid down
on the sidewalk where he found by policeman and
was taken to the police station City Physician Heller
administered antidotes and at late hour last night
there was some hope OF saving the young mans life
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
.ocySED or FORGING SMALL CHEC6S

Gustave Fredericks, age twenty-three years.
was brought to tho Tombs Police Court yesterday by
Detective Srrgeauts Van Gerichtcn aud Buner charged
with forgery Theodore AuSrrmun, who cOniucts "a
driggists agency at No. 43 Bondst Tho nccused man
was formerly In Mr. Ausrrmans employ and the latter
had tied out three blank checks for SO eachou the
German Exchange Bank aud secured thcir nprDrSht
,,r,h greterirks lined to make answer To the allie
"ati,,ns and JnstIce smith committed him TO answer.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
THE WEAFHER REP02E

GOVERNMENT NDIcATIoNs-FoR 80 HOURS.
w,suSGroN. Jan. 16.--FOr New-England,
Pair co,acr weather. norhwestery Winds rising bar
ometrr. .
For the Middle Atlantic States. rair. slightly colder
weather northwcsierly winds becoming variable.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
In the Truck Of the storm.

Benson's pasters repair damages Coughs. colds back
ACHE rheumatism scatics palms. aches relieved
cured IN less than twenty four hours. IncomparaOy
prompt and medicinal.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18

s,, ,iu exc,te severe criticism, having accepted re-
from California State officials 10 appear III GER
"a t.r cases before United states court HIS sense
=, nrov,iety seems 10 be as blunt as his coat TALL
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
MARRIED..
gLADWIN-wILLIAMsoN-on

GLApwIN.wILLIAMsoN.o "Wednesday. ya,uary Q.
at the residence OF the BRIDES TOmpkns cove.
n. y by the Rev. J. J. Smith. d. d., Ella williamson
10 Mr.. George w. Gadwin, o; Leonia. n. j.
No cards.
HoWE-wHITING-In Brooklyn. n. Y. at satnr
day, 49, 1885, BY the Rev Hugh smith Carp
Anne Whiung and Benjamin Fowler Howe both OF New
YORK CITY
All notices Of marriages be adorssd wih hdI mama
and address
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18

James Stahl, age twen'y-three, OF NO. 20
rornest Jersey city Heights had quarrel last night
,,h +, yonoy voman TO whom he has been paJ Ing at
,en,,on for some time and he Immediately started ior
Unboheu 10 commit suicide. on tho way he procureuh
e , " and sS,a we'd ~ 40 walked up Wash
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18

When purchasing Allcock's Porous Plasters
do not fail that the registered trade and stamp L.
on each plaster, as none are genuine Without IL =.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18
on behalf Of

Mount sinai Hospital,
st LuSes Hospital. a
Hospital for Euptured and Crippled z
Presby teran Hospital. 2
German Hospital, >
St Mares tres Hospital for children
House OF Rest foe Consumpti'es 5
House o! the Holy Comforter. 3
Home for Incurdbles.
woman's Hospital, .
Orthop9dc Hospital, z
n y inhrmary for Women aud Children =
Hospital OF the French Benevolent Socey' :.
Eye and Ear lntrmary
Hnhncmann Hospital, >
Ncw.YOrk skin and Cancer Hospital <
New.YorA Opth Imic Hospital.
New.York College and Hospital for Women.
Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital.
NeS.Nork opthamic and Aural Institute
Home for COnyalescents
" Y, JAN -, 1886.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18

Iiudnut keeps tho geauine SIX Sponge Towels They
cleanse heal and beautiy the skin renewed vgo.
rbc n csninr Monthly Meeting OF III O KEPUBLICAN
cor <ry IOMM II Will be held at GTald opera Hoas
"A nm Tuesd ly evening. January ~. lSS az O'Clock.
III. ExecutY Yc Comm, 40 wia meet AZ : -
NIX NCAEEE EDMARD MIrCHELL
h1'"~> sacrtarv Presi rak
New-York tribune., 1886-01-18

who died last week, remarkable parsonage. sue
ruled the drstnics 0f Italy for many years frst the
mistress and afterward the morganac wife OF Victor
Emmanuel. She OF the humblcst origin, but her
beauty attracted notice while she was stll very young
From the moment when Victor Emmanuel saw her his
attachment her strong and continuing and
after the death of Queen Adelaide he married her. The
marriage conducted III secret, Int II became known
through the hostility OF the Savoy Princes and
sensation IN Italy. Several children born the
nnOn whom the titles OF Count and Countess MrahOr
were bestowed by Victor Emmanuel II is said that
King Humbeit and the members OF the Royal Family
nave never recognized had any Intercourse with them
The late Couutess-though the fact Is some W hat
singulAr-was extremely FiOus. ard tho hIgh clergy
even the POde himself. found her TO bo convenient
medium for operating on the mind Of the King.