In the Rue de Tolbiac, near the Botanical Gardens, Paris, a fearful act , of vengeance has been committed by a deceived wife. About six months since a young married woman invited a friend of her youth, who had become a widow, to live in part of the flat occupied by herself and her husband. AH went on well for a time, but the wife soon began to notice that the absence of her husband from home frequently coincided with that of her old school companion, thq widow. She accordingly resolved to watch the pair. The other morning the husband left home about nine o'clock, and shortly the wife carefully peering into the street from behind the curtains of the windows of her bedroom, observed the widow stealthily issuing from the house. The wife at once threw on her walking attire and fallowed the widow, who very soon joined the husband and was about to enter a cab with him. The wife flew at her rival and cut her fearfully about the cheeks, nose and forehead with a pair of scissors. The husband succeeded in holding his infuriated spouse back and in wrest ing the instrument from her hands. The widow, terribly disfigared and bleeding profusely, was conveyed to a chemist's shop. The wife has been arrested, and will be charged by the police with cutting and wounding, her riral having refused to appear against her. •

Rosebery's Horoscope.
