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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

suasrK Ipsno. has been Frsnci.co 20 John
.Ss viii s a.sa ~s.' sa.sr between san sssso aud
British Columbia
s,n.r,a Loss Ba.scn reported ashore ,hs bar 2,
this An without damage
SUR McNE,n. Of Boston. witch found abapaoued on
% nna taken into an Lnsll.h Port sy party q men irs
sea in hor, ,s r. ~ nS' 1 & T her nm
wanted ca 80 sr their ssrsI. -hieh heaghi % Dc
fsy c"sr & % .ss sss and the s''' goes 20 '
sur As,.sIrs Dan, y.lsar frsw posoy = sai Ess.
ri4hL
sur NrrLsn but at Nedord In - ~ and halling from
London no~ At boston has been sold German seconnl
BAsE .LsxAspss casrrsil. bunker from Aeerdeen iSr
Heed. when 90 mile. west of s.mbFe. ~ith unknown
asIns ,hieA iss los, esssa e., ss,sr md 1
serious
Bass Wa " raes.. new. which VA. laasesea =, Ca.
in she has been chartered load rr.in AZ Boz
ri Ia d.irsss dl.ehs,xn her earss sh in.i
which viii De Teshppedso Ns~ aork By sh fcAoedae The
BEic VS. rAHxs Luther tor nosian. while being towed
90, ., . ;ses.en 80 s.,sssrsa . Dc s..ias ana ~
wAsnNsrox fREss,s Rsbcrtsoa. from Eeadeui
ior boston With aiosd - eeu-nt s.h'rc a. >sa-ss In
next tide
Sem Loan N,,o wan, a, n.n-.x July "a irom Bsr
her
recently from upoa which she
run aud to~ci up 10 NeS London.
scnR Tnos sStrH % Rpcklsnd Ne. cement laden.
night OF 2ath inst va, res, n'm ,hs .see s
smooth
Seven ,s.se-,h. q bark l. c.sy sss tons saIIt :,
Newcastle Me. in 1874 New York odd July n
for 5000
NV Bsproap. July ~ The wh.lipg bark nliaci. Of
collision with ~haie ship Naenso and sunk instantly Az
hands We're saved except sea1sn named Ae.s
irbued among tho ilce she was Insured for s.aoin
register ana "A. buls In New Yort In i-.dl
PnrLAprLrniA. July s7-Bars Gtofge Krsmsleorg from
Leghorn ashore at Gecdy Island ani eannot get oh t
Brig tlcn Stewart has arrived here from 81 jage. with
the first aud second mates Ia irons
PogrLASp, Ne. July 2dsehr Anuic Palmer. Of Bath.
struck by lightning in Boothbay srbor. having her
topmast ma.bnSst and pump ruined
Sehr Little Lizzie had her ioremass sruck by lightning
of Cape Elizabeth yesterday morning
SAX FRAxcisco. Cal, July ..-The ship Santa Clara.
which arrived here today iron New iofs reports hans
been boarded in the Strait emaire by Mr. eAr second
who going la email b"ai 10 tsLmos Mission station.
in Beagle Channel. for assistance The Southern ,rss
and with only puwp available The captain was W aud
the had charge OF the vessel The boat obtained pro
visions and ammunition from the Santa Clara and
cceded on her way
snirBuILpINa-JF Randall A Co are building at their
yard in knig.vis one Of ihe hnest esrk ever construct
Co Capt McCarty vho 60 command her and others
she Is named % Tor for Ns, nah pss ss1shssf @ Sl ssa,s
The Dimensions are as olows-Leng,h Of Keel id2
a. Essex Msssrs john James 20 have eomn,.needa
schr OF 100 tons for l. Atwood OF Boston Messr jos
Georges Currer. Newburyport. is building lighter at
his yard of FORM to be used In New York harhor.
is s w Ss s Ss will $50 o lie E
have Lcr of early in september
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ANTWERP July 26-saled. May Queen. for Philadelphia
BRsroL July 27-Arrived ship Rance (Br, Stephenson.
New York.
Sailed 27th bark dig. Aus) Coric. Philadelphs; schr
Matte W Atwood Newcomb. Boston.
BARRow July 26-sailed. schr Chas Lawrence. Kent.
Cnitcd States.
BouLocSE July 23-Arrived bark Post CNor). Gunder-
sem New York
BRAKE. July 25-Arrived bark Richard (Ger Crepin,
Darien.
BREMEN July 27-Arrved. barks Nellie May. Blair New
York; Edmund (Ger, Lsnge. Philadelphia
ELsrNoRE. July 2e-Arrived. schr Annie Burr. Simpson,
Richmond
FARsuSp July 15-Arrved. bark Hassel CNor. Talesen
New York for Riga.
GLOUCESTER July 27-saaled, bark Anna (Nor) GunneE
sen. New York
GornKxpuRo. July 25-Arrivcd, schr Cornelius stokem
Kirby. Boston.
HULL July 27-Arrved, bark Doune Castle (BK. Nc
Diarmid, PORTLAND. O. via Queenstown
Sailed 26th. schr Haskell. Crowell, United States
HELvoKr July 22-Sailed, bark Constanta (Nor). Knud
sen. New York.
LrvERrooL. July 23-Arrived steamer Memphis CBp
Meen Montreal; 9th, ships Virginia Parker Now Or
,cans: Queen Of Nations (Br), Small do.
Sailed 27th ship Preston (Br), North rybee.
LONDON July 27-Arrved. bark Emilia CRus). Oester.
man. Bull River.
Sailed 27th ships st Petersburg CNor), Hansen United
States; Howrah r), Greeves, Wilmington bark George
(3r) Mcbride. North America.
LIMERICK. July a7-Arrived, bark Felicina Chozzo dta
Molle. Philadephia.
LONDONDERRY. July 27-Arrived. bark Iralo taD Bon
giovanni, Baltimore.
MARsnrLLrs. July 25-saileo, bark bennington (Bn,
Orkney. New Orleans
NEWCASTLE, July 27-Sailed. bark John Gibson (Br),
Dodd, Philadelphia.
OroRro. July 23-Arrved, ship Adamas.er PorD. Sam
pard. New York.
Sailed oath bark Germ ania port, Pellica New YORK
Malta dtal, Cacace. Baltimore
July 27Arrived previously brig Centaur
Stanley. New York.
QuEESsrowN. Jaiy 26-Arrved. brig New Era (B). Nc
Phee York mot ship New Era. from San Francsco)
9th baks Emilia Cita, Ferro. Philadephi Peter (Ger
Richelsen Boston.
ROTTERDAM July c5-salsd ship Duisberg Ger) sehui
ken. Baltimore.
EocHRroRr Arrived brig Herman Patterson, Baltimore
for Bordeaux.
SHARPNESS July 27-Arrived. schr Matte A franklin
Griffin. Pttstcn, Ne.
srAvASeER-Saed, ship Harsd IIaarager( (Nor). Quebec
WEST HARrLErooL July 26-Arrivod. bark Bertha tNor
Olsen, Pensacola.
LONDON July 27Ship Northampton. Trask which sailed
25th Havre for New Ore ashore the Isle
of Wight got of and proceeded apparently not dam
syed.
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OLD GUARD OF THE TWELFTH
REGIMENT.

At the annual meeting of the members OF the Old
Guard OF the Twelfth regiment last evening the follow
ing officers were elected Tor the ensuing three years.
Colonel, Henry A. Weeks, president; Lieutenant Col
onel Daniel Moore; Major, Jonas Bartlett; Adjutant
John McKeeler; J. Milton Ferry, captain company Al
John Bcndix company r. George l.. MAXWELL com
pany + Jacob ). Brown, company II William Fowler,
company D. l.. h. Whitcomb, first lieutenant company
B John u. Attwe, first lieutenant company B; John
Woods, second lieutenant company d; J. b. Wander
worth second lieutenant company a, and lsaac Net
tier, second lieutenant company e.
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CANADA AND ExTRADTTION.

REFERENCE TO THE sURRENDER OF AN rs
CAPPED CRIMINAL--THE RELEASE OF A COLI
oRED MAN REFUSED.
TORONTO, July %. 1875
Some months ago Maraine Smith, colored young
man, entered house in Detroit and. without proyoca
tion fatally shot white man. about twenty years OF
age Smith escaped the river to Windsor where
he arrested and lodged in Jail Application was
made for his extraaition. the crime being proven
against HIM to the satisfaction OF the Canadian Judge.
His surrender was ordered but just at this time the
case OF Winsow before the authorities OF Great
Britain and tho United States and the extradition
clause OF the treaty was abrogated. Con
scquently, though the surrender Of Smith
had been ordered, the United States
authorities made no application for this murderer,
and Smith still lies in Sandwich Jail To-day applica-
tion made 10 Chief Justice Hagarty. at the law
courts here, by counsel of Smith, for his release Tho
Chief Justice refused the application The prisoners
counsel said he would renew the application month
from date.
The Chief Justice evidently acted under instruction
from the Ministry OF Justice which, in spite OF Earl
Derby, Is disposed to surrender all criminals The
surrender OF Worms is an instance Of his public
opinion throughout Canada, which demands the very
widest extradition treaty possible.
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THE LOUISIANA DEMOCRATS.
THE COMPLETE STATE TICKET NOMINATED AND
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

NSw ORLEANS, July 27, 1876.
The Democratic State Convention at Baton Rouge
nominated the following State ticket
For Gorernor-T. Nichols, of Assumption.
Lieui,.ant Gocernor-Iouis \. Wiltz, OF orleans
attorney Generdi-H \. Ogden, OF Orleans
Secretary Of Stdte-Wliam A. Strong, OF Winn.
Auditor-Allcn Jume OF lbervile.
Supertatenaent Of Educdtion-Robcrt NJ. Lusher, OF
Orleans
Presidential Electors at Large John McEnery, Rob-
ert c. Wickliae.
Ahernaes-B T. Joncas and .tadsc j. G. Manning.
At three L. VI. the Convention adjourned sine die
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RECEPTION TO THE BUFFALO REGI-
MENT.

Company G. OF the scven,yfour,h regiment, from
Buffalo, which arrived by the quarter to seven train
last evening, were entertained by the Ninth regiment,
under command OF Captain Thomas W. Cottman They
marched up Canal street TO Broadway and Union
square, down Fourteenth street TO Fourth avenue and
Fourth street, after which they proceeded to the
Brunswick Hotel, whence they escorted 10 Gill
morc's Garden by the regiment
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GEORGIA REPUBLICANS.

DUAL MEETINGS IN ATLANTA LAST HIGHT-Ex-
ATTORNEY GENERAL AKERMAN ''GoING FOR
TILDEN, TWEED AND HOFFMAN,.
ATLANTA, July 81 1876.
Tho republicans opened the campaign here tonight
The party is split on local issues and two separate
meetings were held, each trying TO catch the crowd.
Ex-Attorney General Akerman addressed what may
be called the Office holders wing of the party and had
fine audience. lie attacked Tiden severely his
familiarity with Tweed, and SAID that Grswod beat
Hoffman Tor Governor when he ran against him, but
that Hoffman was counted ia by the democratic man.
ayers, with Tdcn at their head as chief manager. The
negroes generally with other wing of the party
and had joyful time singing new campaign songs.
Each meeting WAS pretty lively, and the chairman of
the Central Committee hopes to get his forces united
he
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES

The Custer monument fund benefit is progressing at
WxlIack'x
Buffalo military company in full uniform, visited
Cimorc's Garden last night
Miss Katherine Rogers the English actress, has mr.
rived from England, and is stopping at tho HOLMAN
House.
AZ Tony PASTORS Theatre girl twelve years old
twenty inches high and Weighing only i've pounds, Is
on exhibition.
Senior Rameri vilanova, the renowned pianist has
taken up his summer residence at Newport and social
circles there will soon bo charmed by his interesting
rccitals.
The Murray Hill Amateur Dramatic Association gave
. performance IN the dining room OF tne Mansion
House, Long Branch last night IN aid Of the ST. Johns
church, OF the village. large snd fashionable audi
and greatly enjoyed the performance
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SAILED.

Steamers Gelert Ger, Ianburg Citv Of Vera Cruz
Havana; Richmond kichmons, &c; ship Roma Br). Law
epooi barks Eka Oulton tir Kong Carl Nor) Cork
Falmouth n Libby, Bristol: Lornda Borstel. steun
Carla Nor. Chrstiansand SasScl0 UtsD Gloucester
brig Roanoke (l,r), Lasuayra and Porto Cabcllo.
Wind u; sunset ssE. at 10 Pm. :.
BArvlncscr ~ sunset 3O.2l vt ~ Pm, 3u1o
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ARKANSAS REPUBLICANS.

A MEETING OF THR ''sTRIKING" WING IN con-
vENTIoN-THE SPLIT IN THE PARTY.
LITTLE Rock, July q, 1876.
The Republican State Convention called BY those
opposed to the action of the April convention in re-
fusing nominate State ticket, met at twelve O'Clock
to- day General A. W. Bishop called the Convention
to order, and made temporary chairman.
dentials and permanent organization recess
was taken Till two O'Clock ON rcasscmblng
the Com nmittcc Credentials reported twenty
four counties represented Ex-United States Senator
II. +. Rice made permanent President After the
appointment of a committee to confer with the Repub
lcan State Central Committee to ascertain II the differ
existing between the party in this State could not
be adjusted, together with Committee on Resolutions
and 1committce to select State Central Committee
the Convention adjourned until eight O'Clock.
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FROM GRANT TO TILDEN.

BoyKiSs, Va July %, 1915
General W. j. Lonn, OF Lenoir county, North Caro-
lns a Grant Presidential elcctor in 1872 and fine
stump speaker has declared Tllden and Hendricks
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Anecna. --- Airuna (sr. Arrana Newry; Snow birds
aud Harriet Chase. Portland.
CLEARED 10Th. brig Nirtor, schrs Ella Chnord nos
ton: Arcia. do; Falcon, New Haven; II Bridges. New
York
wrrsourn. Ms. July 26-Arrved. bark John Boyd, FL
la. Grcenock; schr Addie John, Smith. Boston. ..
sailed 18th. steamer George Washington, Whitehead 81
Johns. NJ
fM~oura, Ms. July 2o--Arrivcd, steamer Dominion
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Shin Eliza Adams ut New Bedford from Pacific Ocean.
has i4O bbls 10 do VIII oil and 500 lbs bone sent home
Ii07 bbls i2O do VIII oil and 600
Has freight 81 342 gals and wh oil and lao
lbs bone, from bark Tamerlane
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

THE ossIPEE AT FORTRESS MONROE.
foRrREss MONROE, Va, July %, 1870
The United States Steamer Ossipcc, Commander s
S. Breeze. arrived here to-day from Boston.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS
WHALEMEN.

Can't McGarr of John Warren reports Sands Point
buoy hfted IS lUO feet south OF its proper position
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JOSEPH G.. MOORE.

A despatch from Havana says that MI Joseph G
Moore United States Consul at Trinidad, died on Tues
day. the 25th inst, Of yellow fever
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OBITUARY.

ARCHBISHOP CONNOLLY.
despatch from Halifax, Newfoundland, says that
Archbishop Connolly died at midnight
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SAVINGS BANKS.
emi-Annual Statements Of Ten
Savings Institutions.
Official Returns of Their Resources
and Liabilities.

ALBANY, July q, 1915
Following the statements of ten of the New York
savings banks received at the Bank Department
July with the principal points OF the statement for
January accompanying each for comparison:-
sIxPESNY SAVINGS BANK
Rsso
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SPOKEN.
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

Bark Helen Sands from Italy for Delaware Breakwater
10 date, lat AZ ~, Ion 63 Is.
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WEATHER REPol

FALMOUTH. July %. PM-Wind n.
HoLYHxAp. July ~, PM-Wind WSW, light
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURES YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OF JULY AND AUGUST
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tiISCEl.I.AyEOVs.

A BsoLUik DIVORCES VUiErLy-ANY Staff
"A advice free; pay when divorced
AMERICAN LAW AGENCY. "a Astor Housa.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-10
A DALMATIAN DETECTIVE.
The Wonderful Exploits of a MeEi'
bsr of the London Police.

One of the most remarkable Of
the London police is Druskowii2.
No one looking at the short, blond
mustached and rather dandyfed
Young man you'd suspect him Of
being the" cieTegest Of detectives,
He Is about thirty-rodr years OLD,
but looks less. His father was 4
Dalmatian. He himself speaks any
number Of languages, and is thus
nearly always sent abroad where
any case occurs in a nOn-English
speaking country needing the SER
vicGs OF ea Loglish detective. In
London his special work is among
the forelgnefs, who 60 there as
fugiliyes from justice. 1t is gtner-
ally found thSt such persons betake
themselves TO special .ocgE ties.
Usually they lie Hiding lor q few
days, but they soon find it impOssi
ble to remain in-dGors any longer
and 81, having shaved of their
| beagas, if they had one, or put;
ting on false heard if they had
formerly shaved, and wearing q
wig and spectacles, they sally forth
at night, and, being in want Of
amusement, they betakc themselves
| to the Alhambra. That is favor
oite resort Of foreigners in London,
and Druskowitz i theyelQge . sr6'
iapeas visitor there. He appears
much Interested by the perform
ance, but his thoughts are elsa
where. He is watching some on,
individual in the audience, followi
him when he leaves, tracks hin
to Als hiding place, and thel
sets to work to find out who h,
is. Woe to the man who really Isl
criminal if Druskowitz be on hi
trail. There is little chance 70
him. Druskowitz has an extraor
dinary moral influence over crimi
mails ; it is something like that Q
tho rattlesnake upon a bird. Il
carries no arms, yet he does no
] fear to 60 up TO an armed and des
perate man and arrest him ant
though armed and desperate, h
J succnmbs. Druskowitz was en-
. gagged nine years ago in a remarks
| BE case. In 1866 Vital Douat,
. Bordeaux wine merchant, went I
Paris and insured bis life for 3 sui
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-10
Alexander Hamilton.

Hamilton was once applied to for
professional assistance by a man Of
New York city, who held the guar
dianship of several orphan children.
These children, then very young,
would, on coming Of age, If they
had their rights, succeed to the
possession of a large and valuable
estate. In the title deeds of this
estate the guardian had discovered
material defects, and he thought he
saw a way, with the assistance of an
able lawyer, by which he could
secure the title to the whole prop.
erty to himself. He opened to
Hamilton the whole business, ex-
hibiting copies of the title deeds,
and explaining how he would like
to proceed. He promised to the
great iurist q large reward if he
would undertake the business,
Hamilton said he must give to a
matter so important, due thought
before he decided, and set a time
for his client to call again.
The guardian called according
to appointment. Hamilton put in
writing the minutes Of their con-
yersation, which, upon his second
visit, he read aloud.
Il think" aaid Hamilton, when
he had finished reading, that this
is a true statement of your plans?
MXes, sir" answered tho client,
"Thht is correct. And now, i !
may ask, what have you decidedT
II viii tell you, sir" replied
Hamilton, sternly "you are now
completely in my power, and | con
slider myself as the future guardian
of those unfortunate orphans.
have decided that you will settle
with them hQn6rably to the very
last penny, or'I vii hhnt YOU from
! the surface of the arthv
1t may be necessary to add that
the fglse-hearted guardian did moi
pursue his nefanoHs scheme any
| further
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-10
Attachment Notice.


BEFORE ]. NJ. Coleman, Justice Of the Peace
Tor Shelby County, Tenn Nou-resideut
Attachment Creditors Acts Of 1870 and 1871.
approved January 26, lS1l-W. S. Madding
vs. J. W. Owen and John Beavers.
IN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING BY
i affidavit that tho defendants and plaintiff
are both non-residents os the'Stste Of Tennes-
soc. and are hoth gesidenls OF the State II
Arkansas; mat dstdpAssaN are INDEBTED h
slaintln IN tho sum Of three hundred and
aty dol'1rs, due by account; that the claim ID
Just. and that the property Of the defendant
has been iraudulently reIaoyed to this Stats
TO eyade the process Of the law in the tate o.
Arkansas. their domieil'; Il Is therefore OF
dered that publication ho made in the MeEi.
phis Public Ledger, a newspaper published il
the city of Memphis. for four successive
weeks, commanding the SAID j W. Owen and
John Beaver TO appear before me or som'
other Justice of the Peace. at my office, No
29l Front street. in the city Of Memphis, Ten
pessoe. on the 9th day Of October, 1875. at j
o'clock am, aud make defense to. said sui
asainst them, or twill bO proceeded with ca
part.
1926 3l.S6 j. NJ. COLEMAN, J. P.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-10-10
mo. 23St.l
EOnsResldent Notice.

In the Chancery Court Of Shelby county, Ten
nessee-J. II. Burt, executor Of Jesse Z,
Csruthers, deceased. vs.. W. II. CarutherS
ct al.
L this cause that the defendants, Susan b.
Davidson, A, W. DaVtdson. Sarah NJ. Burt
J, Il. Burt. s. 3 Caruihers Eliza q Adams,
- Adams (hef husbandl. Mary 6. Maddox
- Maddox Ihtr husbAndl. S'muel Caralh-
els. Anna Il. BeaDlald. W g. Beanlspd
Naomi D, Duke, A. r. Duke, Joan 81. David
son, Alico Beypeg aud John Beynes
rrP non residents Of the State Of Tennei.
roe; 1t is therefore ordered that they make
their appearance herein. at the court-house,
in the city Of a.omphis. Tennessee, on OF
before the first Monds in November, 1876
and plead. answer o lemur 10 complain.
ante bill. or the same will be taken fpf con-
fessed as to them and set for hpaging x parte
and that cory of tpis order BE published
once q gesk, for four Successive weeks. in the
Public Ledger.
This ID day Of October, 1876,
A COPY Attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, G. and NJ.
By Il. J BlAeS. D. @. and M.
Clapp. x Meux, Sols. for complainant.
2S-Si-4O-46
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MEMPHIS TENN TUESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 10 1876

equal to $4,000. Shortly .afterward /
he went to London in order to es-
cape the consequences of a fraudu-
lent bankruptcy. Some time later
his wife, clad in widows weeds,
presented herself at the insurance
office with the necessary legal docu-
ments attesting her husbands
death. There was nothing suspt-
cious in the papers. Nevertheless,
the company determined to make
some inquiries before handing over
the amount Of insurance. Drusko-
WITT was called in and he ascertained
that on December l, 1866, some one
named Bernandi had called at the
registers Office in Plaistow aud reg
listered the death of Douat, and it
was entered as due to heart dis
ease. Druskowitz found out the
undertaken who had. conducted the
funeral, and learned that everything
had been properly ordered and paid
for, and that the funeral had been
performed at Leytonstone by the
Catholic priest. One thing seemed
strange. The coffin had not been
sent to any private house, but di-
rect to the cemetery. Further in
quiry failed to discover any doctor
Of the name at he'd TO he certifi-
cate of death. The next step was
to obtain an order for exhumation,
and the coffin being opened there
was found not the body Of Vita
Douat, but a block G cad. Further
inquiry elected the i' that Doda'
t had been present at his own tunera
and afterward went to America
whence he supplied his wife witt
the documents intended for the in
surance company Some time at
terward he returned to Europe
{ went to Antwerp, bought a ship
+ sent her to sea with a lot OF rub
5 bish, and having previously insureo
+ her for a large sum had her burned
' Arrested and brought to trial, h
e was visited by Druskowitz, VIII
0 felt sure that this was the man b
/ wanted. Douat was found guilt
Y and condemned to Imprisonment
: with hard labor, but the Frenc
: government claimed him under a
II extradition treaty, and he was trie
c on the charge of fraudulent banl
: ruptcy, found guilty and sentence
: tc penal servitude for compar'
o lively short period