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z4OsT AND FOUND.

\ OST, between Brook Avenue and Seven.
IL teenth street., 4 Gk:LD BREASTnTN m I'd
N the shape Of q bow-knot, marked ssi5 M
When lost The pin was detached. k.libera, rew Ar
will bs paid for Its delivery st l1a5 aouthside OF
Franklin street, over Mr. William r.. Cox's store.
ss 20--1tk ga... '-.-'
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" IEBIYS EXTRACT OF MEAT, fresh
Il fram the agent of Liebig' 3 Extrast o9 Meat
SEQ sss 80 druggist, sss Broad slsees,
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RICHMOND, VA, August 18th, 1870.

NEW CO-PARTNERSHIP.- un.
~ dersgned have tnis day formed scO-partReYx-
hi under tie ye OF BROWh. fEMBMhTQN
& co. for the pur pose Of conducting GENERAL
WHOLESALE GROCERY AND LIQUOR BU.
81 y E.S IN the city of Richmond.
AS successors OF The late firm Of Jones, Brown
T. To-. the solicit the patronage OF the IIiendS or
the late concern and the public generally.
X. L. BROWN, .5
T. WILLIAM PEMBERTOH,
ID. o. DAVIS.
RICHMOND, VA. August IS, 1870. au ?2-lm
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GLOVER HILL COAL.--1 am now pre-.
y pared to furnish all grads, OF GLOVER h4Li
GOAL ct the following reduced prices
LUMP, $j.7S per load delivered; HalL, e.
HARD, for si. her crates or COOKING. soSess ~.
Also, AHTHRACITE C0aL OF best qushiy
SOFT COKE for cooking purposes oah sis ahe
20 % sns Seventh and Bsrd streets.
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EDUCATIONAL FUND.

The following ordinance was passad:
"Bc it ordained by The Council Of The city
Of Richmond, That the Finance Commit.
tee be, and they Me hereby, authorized
and directed TO issue coupon bonds of this
city to the amount Of one hundred thou
sand dollars, payable in thirty-four years,
bearing interest at eight per ccntum per
of January and the 1st of July, free OF city
taxes, for the purpose of erecting or pnr-
chasing buildings for the public schools. The
proceeds of said bonds when sold shall be
paid into the city treasury to the credit OF
the Board of Education, and shall not be
used for any other purpose than that above
specified; Proclded, That the Finance
Committee shall be, ana are hefenv,
authorized to loan out from time to time,
at interest on call, any balances of said pro-
ceeds until needed by the Board of Educa-
tionS
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0OC MAIN STREET.

; lRST GRAND OPENl%G OF THE SEASON
OF FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
JULIUS SfCLE-S.
No. 903 MAIN STREET,
c NN nNON EENM Ninth.
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T oST OR MISLAID,.a a CHECK of Mr.,
Ia !. G. TardY,s on the First Nasonsl Bank.
NO. 42l7. for Sls3.50, payable to Mr.. - Graves
Payment h s been stopped, and all persons are
for IL. a..a -.sS ar 80 =
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EpENTES FRY.

nR. GEORGE 3. STEEL, DEN-k
TIST, having returned to the city, S!Ir L,
NAV be found at his office No. 1!3 Maih b. e''' o.
TEETH EXTRACTED without palm sna ,,aeanl az
other dental opeI ations performed IN sa'isi'o
tory manner. Twenty ye irs eApefiehe''
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LOCAL MATTERS.
For other Locals, see Second Page.
CITY COUNCIL.

A meeting of the City Council was held
at the City Hall yesterday afternoon. Pre-
sent McssrS. English (presiding), Monta-
que, Grcanor, Flournoy, Strauss, Scott,
Jenkins, Brannan, Smith, Wagner, Loh-
man, Sloan, Wynne, Riddlck, Fogarty,
Laube, Davis, and Todd.
ARMS FOR THE STATE.
In response to communication from Mr..
Taylor, the Auditor, asking the loan, MIR.
Wynnc offered Il resolution authorizing the
loan to the State by the city of fifty stands
Of arms, for the use Of the oyster boats,
upon condition Of their safe return within
ninety days. Adopted.
FINANCE.
The Committee on Finance reported IA
vorably to the applications of Messrs. Ju-
lius Meyer, Shields & Cary, and others, for
deductions from tax bills. Adopted.
GAS.
The Committee on Light reported in fl-
vor Of the extension of gas-pipe on Cathe-
rine street, from Henry street to point
thirty feet beyond Smith street. Adopted.
WATER.
The Committee on Water Works report
ed in favor Of extending the water-piEes
from Henry street to the western limits of
Marshall street. Adopted.
CITY PRINTING.
Mr.. Sloan, from the Committee on Ordi-
nances, submitted IN ordinance providing
that the Committee on Printing shall an
nually contract for all printing, binding,
and advertising, required to be done for the
city or its offices. Passed.
BELL-STRIKING APPARATUS.
Mr.. Smith. from the Committee on the
Firc-Alarm Telegraph, submitted a report
recommending the return OF the bcll-Stlk-
ing apparatus on the Ninth-strect bell to
McssrS. Gamewcll & Co.
Mr.. DoWell submitted, by leave, an Argyll
ment against such action. Laid on tue
table.
THE CITY COLLECTOR.
Mr.. Sloan submitted q communication
from the slIrctics of Mr.. Davidson, asking
to be released from his bond. Laid upon
the table.
Nj. Sloan offered The following resolu-
ton
" Resolred, That the Mayor be instructed
to take possession of the office of City Col
lector, removing therefrom Mr.. Davidson,
now assuming to act III the capacity OF col
lcctor, and demand of him the return of
all papers, bills, etc., relative TO his office,
and that the Mayer be further Instructed
to give said officers papers to their proper
and legal custodian, Mir. Charles NJ. Pleas
ants" Passed.
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srnyES AND TENWARE.

DREPARE FOR WINTER.--This is the
i seAson 10 htve your FURNACES, FIFE
F.ACE HEATERS. and other STOVES repair
~, cleaned and made ieady for cold wcatnel.
NpChTCE 4, t2o Broad street. 1s prepareGu "
Itctlvc Tour orders and execute them LraeLlcdI.E'
it s4nably, and promptly. STOVE CAsilN1,o'
'dhI"Gs &C., slways on hand. au ~
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GTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM BS
~ nv residence, In Sidney, on last FRI s2A.
day the 10th Instant, q BLACK Cow, crunpled
horn and stum ped tail, and white around her bag.
Liberal rsward offered fire urned to my house, or
any information given concerning her.
n JEENIEGS.
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ASSIGNED TO COMMITTEES.

MIR. Strauss (ncwly- -elected), was assigned
to the Committees on Finance, Health, and
Ordinances. ,.
A numbeN Of private petitions were
offered and referred and the Council ad-
journed.
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CT CO.PARTNER-
~ sHIP.-The cc-par;nership hei etofore ex-
l,tIng under the style OF KENNEDY & CIR, W
was dissolved on he ist uf July, 1870, by mutual
consent. All part Indebted to the concern will
please come forward and settle, and alt parties
holding claims against the concern Will pleai Q
present them to the undersigned.
WILLIAM NJ, KENNEDY.
RICHMOND, September 20. 1870. Sc 2o.-3tS
RICHMOND, September 7, 1870. 4
r HAVE ASSOCIATED WITH AiE MY
L SONS, CHAhLES j. and GEORGE j.. AN
DERSON, for the purpose OF carving on at 1905
Main street (up stairsl general UPHOiLsTER-
ING, pAPER-HANGISG, and CARPET BIZ 81
SC sNGteod GEORGE W. ANDERSON.
DISSOLUTION OF CU-PARINER-
~ SHIP. The 1rin ofJoSES, BkUWE & CO.,
Is this day dissolved by the death Of Mr.. WILL
LIAM B. JONES. Richard BROWN aud
r. WILLIAM PEMBEkTDN, the sui viviug
,rtntrs, alone authorl zcd to settle the busi
ness of the late firm. .M
All persona having claims :gainet the late firm
# JONES, BROWE L CO., ore requested 10 pre-
est them 20 the uDders gmed FOR payment. All
per6ons indebted TO the Ito 1rm or JOhES.
BROWN K co, are requ sted to come forward
and settle their accounts without delay.
RICHARD J.. BROWN,
L. WILLIAM PEMBERTOE,
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A NTHRACITE COAL.--l am receiving
N a surply Of the celebrated FkANKL!N,
ASH and flrst-class WHITE Ash ANThRk.
CITE GOALS which win be solo at LOWEST
RATES. Also, CUMBERLAND COAL, for steam
and smiths use. 5. 7. LAI IHkoi,
an u Saycnteen street. at draMbridge..
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RICHMOND, September I, ises.

Aessr8. Wood S0f8 ~ go - -
I think your Agus Conqueror Is all you claim for
1t. IL cured case OF aguc and fever or twelve
she has since resided In malarous district Tiers
has been no return or the disease. Your medi-
cine Is well named the '.Ague Conqueror.n You
ought to IN ak 1T extensively known.
Very truly yours,
se2G ISAAC B. BASS.
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FoR SALE.

TlOR sALE.-Two good HORSES fc
for sale ehsap. app!y a. ., 80
oa,-s a.ss To7 Main airess.
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HOD LIVER OIL.-Perfectly pure and
" unusually freeh. It's quality Is nnexeeption.
able. Just received, for sale by tho bottle or
measure. j. BLAIR.
90 IA SIS Br0ad street.
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TAYLORBRoTHERs, pEMT1sTs, p1t;snd,1;, ss,niec. liz
MAIN sTREkT teye, Tr,npeiss naia insert et teeth
eps Sc tfsse s'sGs Ra1s
tiled with goio' anu TAYLOR BROTHERS,,
ITO aain street. Richmond, ya.
INSTRUCTIONS IL any branch Of %, aenus'f' ms
N. 1.--kns :. .ha snrosession on reasonable lei Me.
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DUY NOW-FUEL IS ADVANCING
DIN hICF.--WINrERPCCk COAL, lump.
h Ill ayer-g &C. and fine: GLOVER HliI, COAL,
lump hall, average and fine: BCRFOkD coal,
lump hail, average, anr hDe: ANTI taCfIr
COAL. CRATE, stove, and furnace; OAK and
PINE woo, long, sawed and spll!:
w. s. PITCHER,
en- EIrhth bet Xcpn Main and Cary.
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III. T. ANDERSON. JOHN J. KING.
A NDERSON e KING, DEALERS IN
n WOOD r u CuAi. corner Of Byrd and
Sixth streets. CLOVER Hills coal; L; All grades
OAK and PINE WOOD. Orders left with King
Z Todd corner First and Broad streets G. l.
Todd corner sixth and Clay streets and X. A. +.
Dabney, 7G2 Broad street, promptly attended TO.
q
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nwsTs,s. mEuICaNEs. xee.

A QUA AMARA, OR .AGUE CON-
n QUEKOR, u valuable medicine Tor the pre-
o1n remedy fcr ncutralizinG mfasma. cure
garran, ed If directions are followed, zee eertia-
.ates Prepared BY WOOD s. SONS.
Apo!hecaries and Druggists,
Ninth and Main streets, Richmond, Va.
Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle. -
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-For sale, Hall
"A Brothers & Co.'s celebrated FRAhKLIr
coal, Ircm Lykens Valley : :mOGAEAQUE Rad
ASH GOALS; GEORGES CREEK, CGMBEk'
LAND; MIDLOTHIAN and CLOVER Hill.
BITUMINOUS GOALS.
Also, OAK and PINE WOOD at lowest marke
rates WRIT ROBERTS,
an Is corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOAL AND WOOD.-ANTHRACITE
2 co. l. Tor CRATES. stoves, and fn; naces CLO-
YER HILL LUMP, Hall, and SMITHS; OAK
and PINH WOO. long or sawed; at greatly re-
teentn ana Cary or 7Js Grace street
So 10 CHARLES II. PAGE & CO.
The New York herald., 1870-06-14
srATloy HOUSE WARNING,

. Last evening the event of taking possession OF
their elegantly reconstructed station house be-
com!ngly celebrated by the members OF the Twenty
fifth broadway precinct, Captain Nathaniel Hills.
The building is the old house Of the Twenty-ninth
precinct, at No. 81 East Twenty ninth street, be.
tween Madison and Fourth avenues. The old ver-
min.encrusted structure has been completely recon-
structed and story added, making 1t one OF the
prettest in the CITY, although not BY any means the
largest. The furniture OF the Office Is solid black
walnut that OF the captains room walnut and
cherry panelling. The front doors and windows are
supplied with costly cut glass; The upper doors
are finished NED IN wan9s rea, oak sroaa anu cnerry
number OF Visitors including many beautiful ladies
were present; and between eating, dancing and gos
siplng highly agreeable evening was passed.
There was no wine supplied fortunately, and conse
quently the disgraceful orgies that character
ized recent station house openings did not
form feature OF the evening. 1t Is said that an
excellent feast was spread but as the members Of
the command, who foot the bills and have the best
right to its consumption. did 1t justice, many were
debarred the privilege OF testing It's merits Never
theless nearly all seemed well pleased with the pro-
ceedings throughout. Mills. Sergeant Schofeld and
Beachey and Roundsmen Hubbard, OddngtOn and
Fountain paid especial attention to guests.
The New York herald., 1870-06-14
A MYSTERIOUS BABY CASE.

A Wenlthy Quaker Claims 1t, and Yet
Says He is Not the Father-AN Long Island
AgOg About Slight Increase Of POpuIa-
tiOn.
The people OF Queens county, In the neighborhood
OF Jamaica and Flushing, were ON the Qm Uipe all
day yesterday and Sunday about mysterious little
stranger Who as myster!ously appeared In Queens
county, with quite q shade OF romance thrown
about it, On Saturday night, between the hours OF
ten and twelve p NJ, stranger drove into Flushing
with basket, Of which he took particular
care While he was feeding the horse by
the roadside and loltering, the horse started
and ran. man named John Hunt found the bum
die about midnight on the Black Stump road and In
It, neatly wrapped up was baby about week old.
John was afraid to take the child, as he was fearful
sest he @ygei gss HR @ ReaSY eass dHf
and together they went after the child On the bas-
Ret was found letter directed TO ~ Hicks, Queens
county L. l."
In The morning Hicks appeared He lives In Ros.
!yn and Is well,to-do Quaker. Mr.. Hicks claimed
the child but said he was not the father. II seems
that the man who brought the Child as soon as the
horse ran away Immediately notified MI. Hicks, who
started to find the waif
About ten O'Clock on Sunday the man returned for
his team, but would make no explanation, except
that the circumstances OF the case were curious but
he dare not divuge them. The people OF the vicinity
are 'greaty excited" about the case. The contents
or the letter were a strange medley, concluding by
saying that the mother dead The clothes OF the
infant were OF fine texture and make.
The New York herald., 1870-06-14
ItLe GRAPHIC NEWS ITEMS.

Five carloads OF Cinnamon passed Cheyenne on Sunday
night en- routs to Alabama
The crops throughout South generally Of favorable
although the heavy rains have caused
much damage in some places.
Rev. Michael Riordon, for twenty years pastor Of st.
Peters church, Poughkeepse, died last night Of
sumption. He was aged forty-six years.
fight occurred in Knoxville, Tenn, yesterday, be-
General Mabey and Colonel John Baxon Mabey rng
shots at Braxton, indicting slight wound General
Mabey was arrested.
special despatch from Austin, Texas, says the South:
Railroad bill passed the Senate yesterday BY vote OF II
The bill grants $6,00O to the mile and the most pop
ular bill before the Legislature.
who discharged from Presser's lager beer
brewery in phiadsphia Sunday night pscsd kss Of pow
police discovered II in time to prevent the explosion
The claims OF the Indians to OWL rights and the Injustice
his outlawry presented by the Rev DR.. Manning
Colonel Tappen and Wendell Philips in behalf of the Mas
sachusetts Indian Commissioners, at the the Old South
church, IN Boston, Sunday evening.
Abbie summers an accomplished young residing near
Lo uisiapa No., where she teaching, named
William Cole, OF Hancock County H. WHO had offered HIM
large
The New York herald., 1870-06-14
ILLINOIS,.

An Important Railroad Suit-Inj unction
Against tue Rockford, Rock Island md st.
Louis Railroad Company.
MAC0MB June Is. 1870
The important railroad case-George Knox ct al.
vs.. the Rockford Rock Island ana ST. Louis Railroad
Company, the Union Trust Company OF New York
and st. Louis, Alton and Rock Island Railroad Com
pany-which has for more than week been on hear
ing before Hon. j. s. Bailey Master in Chancery, on
motion for an Injunction, was to-day concluded.
Ex-Secretary o. H. Browning appeared for com.
plainants and G. w. Fuller, Of Chicago, and G. M.
Osborn, of Rock Island, for defendants. The argu.
ments were very able and exhaustive, and numerous
authorities were cited and aildavits read on each
side. After patient hearing Judge Bailey ordered
an Injunction to issue against the Rockford, Rock
Island and st. LOUIS Railroad Company, restraining
said company from approprating any funds de-
rived by 1t from its mortgage bonds 10 the construc
ton OF said railroad via Astoria, Vermont, Bushnell,
&C., or using any iron bought with said funds the
grading now being made through said places. Our
citizens preparing the required bond and the
junction writ will probably Issue tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1870-06-14
Why a State Auditor is In Prison.

The State Auditor of Alabama, R. M. Rey-
nolds, is still in Jail in Alabama, under
an order issued by Judge Busteed for contempt
Of court. The alleged contempt grows out of
the refusal of the Auditor to obey an injunc-
ton issued by Judge Busteed, at the instance
Of the Southern Express Company against the
Auditor, restraining him from collecting tax
levied by the laws of Alabama upon the gross
receipts earned by the express company in
pursuing their business as common carriers.
Here comes the tug, and the motive of action,
pro and con, as the Alabama papers present
it. 1t is averred that Busteed and the Gov
ernor of Alabama (Smith) are rival candidates
for the United States Senate in place of War
ner, whose term expires in 1871, and that
they are both endeavoring to make capital out
Of this express company tax. Meanwhile the
chief sufferer is poor Reynolds. Judge Bus
teed is an active and energetic official. His
enemies, no matter what his shortcomings may
be, sometimes crowd him a little too hard but
the time has yet to arrive when "Dick Bus
teed," as he is familiarly known in this city,
will give way before any pressure, when he
believes that his personal interests and the
public good tend in certain direction. The
Montgomery Ma& regards the action Of Judge
Busteed as the 'snew rebellion in Alabama"
Take care it does not have the same result as
the old one. Dick is brick.
The New York herald., 1870-06-14
MAD DOGS, pIcSIrs AND ASSAULTS IN HosoxsN.

large number Of CANNES are at large in Hobo
ken and the Common Council has taken no action
yet against them. Three mad dogs were captured
and killed yesterday by citizens on the meadows.
The people manifest much anxiety for the safety of
the children, who continually crowd the sidewalks
A man named Powell Ludwick was ar
rested early yesterday morning for attempt
ing to outrage two females-mOther and
daughter - with whom he boarded. The
scoundrel first seized the daughter, but was pre-
vented from njurlng her by the arrival OF an o1cer,
whose attention was attracted by her screams. He
also endeavored to seduce q servant girl living In
the house, He was committed by Recorder Pope to
the County Jail in default OF 81, ,000 bail.
The conductors and drivers Of the North Hudson
county horse cars held grand festival and picnic
concourse Of the friends OF the employees was pres
ent and participated IN the enjoyments OF the day.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

prominent Arrivals in This City Yesterday.
J. 3. Burbank ana J, G. fremont, Jr, OF the United
States Army, are at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Captain Lawless of Wilmington; DIR. A. II. Lee, Of
WasningtOn Dr. e. Grssoni, Of North Carolina and
j. A. Barbour of the United States Army. ore OF the
Astor House.
J. G. Hams, Of Mexico; ex-Mayor Reynolds, OF
Mobile; f. valleno Secretary Of the Peruvian Lega-
tlon, and Nathan Stetson, Of Brldgewater, Conn.,,
are at the New York Hotel.
j. w. Garrett President Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad; J. v. L. Pruyn, Of Albany and William
Broughal. OF England, are at the Breevort House.
Count Victor Crenneville, OF the Austrian Lega-
ton and r. Bayman, Of Madeira, are at the Claren.
don Hotel.
Judge W. johnson, ofwashington; DR.. w. B. Prim,
of Vermont; General A. j. Alexander, OF the United
States Army and Senator Anthony, OF Rhode Island,
are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
o. A. Borrows, Of China; Lieutenant Commander
Green, Of the United States Navy, and General Tib-
belts. OF Troy, are at the HOFFMAN House.
Captain F. D. Grant, Of West Point; E. II. Han
cock OF Syracuse; J. W. Miller, Of the Commercial
and W. Coye. Of the Gazette Of Cincinnati are at the
Metropolitan Hotel.
The New York herald., 1870-06-14


.--'~ IS HAVANA, june "a. 1870.
.ne police have arrested number Of foreign rc.
dents who attended meeting Of Masonic lodge
mere three months ago. 1t will be remembered tina
'he law. forbidding the meeting OF secret
socieues was put In force at that time;
that meeting or q Masonic lodge was broken up,
ana all attending 1t were thrown into jail, but che
Foreign members were subsequently released by
order OF the Captain General. The reasons for tn
rearrest ofthe latter so long after the event. are un-
known.
Dispatches from tho Captain Generals headquar.
ters at Puerto Principe report that Colonel Montausr
mas captured q rebel fort ON Maxine river and
Killed eighteen OF the enemy. The detachment
under Colonel vergel shot several rebels, and among
them their leader, Laborda.
Captain Chicana, in command OF party Of loyal
guerlas reports eighteen rebels killed and sixteen
taken prisoners In the San Miguel mountains.
the Spanish gunboat Neptune has captured i'm.
portant correspondence addressed to Cespedes and
other rebel officers.
The Spanish steamer vigia, or Cayo Guaaba,
captured five boats filed with families OF the insur-
gents.
Senior Lerda, rebel Minister of War. died recently
OF fever.
The New York herald., 1870-06-14
An ENGLISH vALeI's ADVENTURES.

He Bcc0m 8 Steward Of n College, Is Trapped
by N Noted COurtesan, Falls Into Evil Ways
and Is Generously Helped Back to an
Honest Lite Again by His College Friends.
From the Detroit Free Press June ILL.,
Some FEW years ago an English lord paid visit
to this country, bringing with him as valet fine
young fellow named Harry Carpenter. After travel.
ling about for q year, and when his master was
ready to return to England, Carpenter concluded to
remain In this countrya while longer. and lord and
valet separated at Niagara Falls. After visiting the
place for few days Carpenter started TO come West,
located at the Falls, and the principal offered him
the situation OF steward at the college. For more
than two years, or up to month ago, Carpenter
held his place, being ever found trustworthy and
reliable and gaining the good will OF every one with
whom he came In contact. Then, suddenly. almost
In q single day, his whole nature changed. Iii iosk
to drinking, neglected his business, was intoxicated
day after day, and the whole faculty bewlldered
at his When, afterward the cause leaked out
1t found that woman was at the foundation OF 1t
all. A motel bad woman had woven her tolls about
the victim. and In less than two weeks she had bed'
him OF several hundred dollars, made him drunk
ard and gambler, and caused him TO lose the place
he had honoraby filled for so long time. With one
bad deed came others, and Carpenter turned out a
swinder He procured a suit OF clothing OF one
merchant, swndled another out OF lorty dollars,
arriving in Detroit yesterday morning. When his
operations became known, the Chief OF Police OF
Buffalo was teegraphed to- and ne took up the trail,
reaching here soon after Carpenter did, the latter
having taken passage on q propeller the Chief had
no papers to arrest his man Contrary, he brought
to any tas IN the h
choose to go TO- and letter, which spoke OF how
panied they were at his ruin, aud how much better
Ii lie had kept In that old but golden injuncton
Honesty IS the best policy" He was warned not 10
come back, and promise was made TO leave him
unpunished providing he returned the watch and
clothing. He was found while standing on the steps
OF the Russell House, about noon, and, when he
over the things, accepted fifteen dollars OF the
money, and last night ne departed for Chicago.