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hours" That when their youngest child was sick
and dying he did not watch over II for q moment,
and len the petitioner to bury the dead and he hos
not yet fully settled the bill of the funeral She
furthct complains that upon one occasion he
treated her with wantOn cruelty and great violence
by choking and imillctlng blows on her face and
for many weeks She also charges that her hus-
band has fully deserted her for more than three
years, during which time she has impurulncd him
to do something for the support of their eldest boy,
six years OF age, but he has declined to do any
Thing Uron proving this state Of facts She prnys
name,
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Ida Evans, By her next best friend William BOYD
has filed a Ietiion for divorce from her husband.
Richard Evans. The parties were married I'm ihls
District By the Rev Or. shannon, OfRyland Chapel,
February TO- 1878, her maiden name being Ida
We3lerheld. She charges hat the defendant has
never fulfilled his marriage VOWS since the cere-
uony between them was performed, Ile has failed
10 provide for her and the children, but len her To
DO 20, and been guilty Of innlarragoab!e late
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Ton Carpets go to Julius Ionsburghs. a
LApIEs,AND CnLDHENI. Ane IIo.Iely at DongIass,.

THE largest profits ever known are now made
$4,000, Of thousands OF customers operated in one
Vust amount. secures the greatest success Tho
Combination Plan under the most skill lnll manage
mcut succeeds where all other methods fail
Profits are divided pro JGI monthly. Circular with
full explanations mailed free. Address Lawrence
d CO.. bankers, 10 Broad street. New York.
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Wantcd-Rooms.
Lost-A Note for $500
For saIe--Ono large Range,
For sale-0O Acres Of Land.
S. GndstCin K Co.-Removal.
Wauted-A furnished House.
Noah Walker q sons, Cl0thies.
Ford's Opera IIousc-Mlss Nelson.
For salo-Iot in Oak IIill cemetery.
scrbner & Co.--Scrlbner's Monthly.
s. Goldstoin & Co-IoGn aud Commission onlce.
Money 10 LoNu-W. W, Danenhower 1921 f street
northwest.
For sale--A Farm by W, W. Eisenhower 1921 f
street northwest
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Tho Revision of District Laws.

The subcommittee Of the House Committee on
the District OF Columbia, charged with the revision
OF Tho Jaws Of the District hold long session yes
tefd0y. Members Ol the cUinmite expect 10 COM
plele the work in time W report TO the lul commit
Ice In December.
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Tie same Old story

is that some poor mortal has been suddenly raised
to afiluoncc aud comfort by having invested spare
OF the Louisiana state Lottery Address NJ. A..
Dauphin, 7. o. Box co.. New Orleans Lu. or same
person ut No. $40 Broadway, New York City, N. Y.
before the next drawing. which will lie December
10th, when Generals q. 4. Beauregnrd aud lubal A
Early will have sole management of the dslrbu-
ton Of ono half million Of dollars.
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are now being offered at The Boys Clothing House
Of Il. Robinson 6 Co., y09 Pennsylvania avenue,
their stock OF oycrcoats and suits, and their ex-
cccdingly low prices,
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Mr.. Roome, the clerk IN charge Of the revision of
special assessments has given notice that that office
win be open for the ssue Of draw back certificates
ON Monday, wednesday and Friday Of each week
from 10 q. NJ. to y. III. only. On Tuesday, Thurs.
day and Saturday the Office will be closed to the
public IN order 10 continue the work of vising the
Snrcinl nSSnSSmcnIS
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F-strect Baptist church. Il street. between Sixth
and Scvcnti-Rcv. \. +. Mason. pastor. will preach
10 morrow Services commence at IL o'clock a. IN
aud 1880 o'clock D. M
Rev. Il. s. Moran. d. D.. of New York city. will
preach for the Church Of the Rcdecmcr reformed
Episcopall in the chapel Of the \. NJ. c. A., Ninth
and streets, AT II a. IN. aud 730 =. m. tomorrow
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James Won Laer, the man charged with libel By
Henry Van cullen, IN publishing an advertising
card containing reflections on Van cullen had q
hearing in the Police court yesterday and the case
was sent to the Grand Jury. Defendants counsel
offered To prove justification of the publication but
the court would not admit such evidence.
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CITY ITEMS.

Each of Warmers Sale Remedics-thc Safe Kid.
ney and Liver Cure, Safe Pills. safe Ncryine and
Safe Bittors-s asserted TO he the best Of its class
and the intention is to keep II so. If any medical
expert can add an ingredient which will improve
amy one Of them, he will be paid high price for
the Improvement.
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GREAT BARGAINS
A. IT
No. 9l5 Pennsylvania Avenue.

Black French THREAD LACIS, in all widths
M 20, %, 30. rs cents per yard
Black Breton I.ACES 1T II, To- p cents worth dolr
Imitation Breton LACEs al s. s. 10, 10 cents per
yard.
Best value ever offered n 10. OF CLOAKS, made of
the best material. at .S aud $40,
Double width SILK ILLUSION and WASH
BLONDE In white md cream, NJ Is and 30 cents per
yard.
IS cents per yard
Real Brcton sCARRS, full lengths and good pat
terms at 20 and q cents; very hnndsOine ~ SO cents
Real Point do Russo SETS, COLLAREFrES and
CUFFS vt II. Is per set.
Al Linen HANDK ERCHIE s. plain and fancy
borders, ~ 49, 10, - and upward
In RIBBONS, oller n most elegantly Sc ected
stock a. prices never before offered Black satin and
Gros Griin, two inches de At 10 cents per yard thrce
inches wide, at y cents per yard. Black Silk eros
Graz Ribbons at 10 10 ~ cents per yard from three 10
cents per yard. SILK Bro AIDED Ribbons No. D. at I2
cents per yard. All SILK Fancy.Striped Ribbons
from two to three AMI halt inches WIDE at H. 10 and
~ CENTS per yard. Real Turkish Heavy Broca,iod
Ribbons, live Inches wide, as 20 cents PER yn,d Real
pokiE-stri ed Fancy Ribbons, newest Shades Ut
from 25 TO u cents per yard.
A job lot OF Real NnlenCenncs LACE at % to ~
cents per yard. Real White and Black Thread I.iCGs
at -, 90 81 to ti.6i yard large stock Of Breton
and Point de Sprits Fichut~i 10, ~ to a.
Bargains In RUCH ING S. PLEArINGS, BREAK
FAST CATS, PARIS BONNEIS. CNDGliW EAR
and Real Lace CURTAINS
large Stock Of Pearl sh ~ and Bone FANS ri re-
markahly low figures.
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Fou beautiful Fans go 10 Douglass.


no matter how fine or cheap would TO wei! 10 cx-
anime stock and prices Of j. Brock, i3i seventh
street. 81 and $3.50 ine Pebble, GOat anu Kid But
ton Boots specially.
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Book Auction every night at o'clock. Private
sales during The duy at GOO Pennsylvania avenue,
under Metropolitan Hotel. The stuck consists of II
superb cOlec ton Of he hest standard books in the
various departments of literature.
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Theatre Conrique.

Only ono more chance is offered 90 enjoy the
excellent performance by the star company At tho
COulque Us tonight terminates the engagement OF
majority of them. A strong bill will be presented for
the delectatOn Of the patrons Ofthe house, promi-
nent feature Of which VIII be Professor Budds
jubilee concert
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Indications.

For Middle States and New England, westerl,
winds, generally backing to warmer soulhery
In former and western half of latter, by fGllnI
barometer,
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of ladies. gents. misses, boys, youths and chill
dren's shoes. all kinds, just received at r. +. Gar
trcll's 800 seventh street, corner of.
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For corsets, all styles, 60 TO Douglass

Four Key West cigars for % cts. at NJ Goldsteia'.
tobaceonss, Gil Pcnnsy lyanla avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-22

BLACK and colorcd satnS, vclvcts. and pekns
cheap; all-wool caShnlGrcs, 10 cents no Atwood
dress goods - cents Brussels carpet, n cents up;
Space.
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JULIUS LAysprrou. the popular Carpet furnlsho


CoIE SILVER American watches adjusted $40; IN
solid gold cases stem winders SIS, at urris u Co s
Il5 Seventh street
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THE Rowland Dental ASSOCIATION. oil Four and
N-half street. use only :. :. Whites artificial teeth
Philadelphia. Price 81 per set.
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ron Shades go to Julius I.ansburgh's.

A Magnificent Throa-St nhe Diamond Ring,
surrounded with turquoise. latest style 81. Jacobs
Bros. l.lg Pennsylvania avenue.
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ia GooUEtTR" Havana cigars . for d cts. at
NJ. Goldscins, tobacconist. Oil Pennsylvania ave.
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HAVE your house furnished by the popular car.
pct inrniahcr, Julius Lansburgh. OddFclows
Hall.
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IIURLBvRTs Trachenl Drops cure coughs. Group
whoopngcough in all stages. For sale at Oh F
So npi MIR
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Genuornem. Attention.


Call and see our selection of fine Shoes for your
wear We can please you In style quality and
price, Park Shoe store 93a seventh street,
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MERSo UNDEwEAR, all sizes, at Douglass.


oSE THOUSAND solid gold cameo and amethyst
rings, from Sl.jO up, Harris & Co.'S, i3j Seventh
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To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN;
We. the undersigned, citizens OF Philadelphia, take
KER has been resident Of our city for some years.
during which he has acquired distinguished reputa
ThronL He has also, during some time past been
Professor and clinical Operator IN OF our Medical
Institutions. We recommend him TO the cordial sup
port Of the Press aud lie confidence OF the communal
N McMiCIlAEI., Mayor ofthe CITY.
G ENI RAE ulN igYTNSf i hTq pSeis Rep Pa
CHAS McCLlN'I6CK. Morning Post
rGEl.MAKER, Y 5 Marshal
A Il WiicH.
non A w MCCLURE.
CE WARhu ItlON Ev0nng Telegraph,
I'll FEATn EltSroNB. Evening Bulletin
lPresident of the Bank OF the Republic, N. VI
Dr. Won Moschzlsker restored me TO hearing.
"a. Is LAMAR
RESTORATION OF lIEA RING.
From the high Inducements with which d. Won
MOschalsHer csme here was duced to place my
which gave a great deal Of uneasincss. II ire II
mont proved pericct success. / consider him a
Just tribute to him IN make IL known TO all who
need his medic services that have the utmost
conhdSnoe In MS professional abilities, Call ON him
THoS. soMERVILLE'
v,.-.... EsLional Brass Works
Senator D. W Voorhees,.
lhank You very einecrrly for tho relief received
from our treatm, M my hearing, Which ht, been
sorously impaired. the result Of an excessively se
we're cold, ID. w, VOORHEES,.
lSon Of Gov Bishop, Of Ohio.
DR. Won Muschzskcr operated very successfully
on my eyes ana restored my sign" w 8 ptsuop
Gen. Kilburn, u. s, a.
Under DR.. Won MoschHskeTs treatment recovered
my hearing, z, l., klLBUnN.
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NATIONAL Thentre-Emma Abbott.

Faust" was repeated last evening, aud the large
audience greatly enjoyed the entertainment which,
barring the DETECTS heretofore noted was excellent.
Miss Abbous Marguerite Is In iscf such an Urli stig
vocal and dramatic effort that II would compensate
Mrs, segun's SCJe, M McDonald's MphiS'oohc,es,
aud Mr., StOtdards Valentine serve fair setting
10 the bright gem,
This afternoon paul aud Virginia will be re-
peGted Tonight h Miss AbbOtts benefit at which
The second act OF "Misnou," the second aud third
acts of Paul and Virginia. and The fourth act Of
'Troyatore' will be presented. This magnificent
bill, coupled with the opportunity to demonstrate
Miss Abbots great popularity, should MI the house
to overlooking
Mr.. John Mccullough wll appear next Monday
night In "Othcllo' and clr'l succeeding night dur
ing The week in one of lii rnumcters with which
Mr.. McCulloughs name hr, become inseparubly
linked
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ThermnmnflIc Headings.

Rocgp & MERlDEN sIlyer-plated ware, at Harris
d Co.'S 1875 Seventh street.
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IoDuLEs. Headache Specific IS so simple thut
child eau take it,.
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~ carats. brilliant and good cut. S75 Jacobs
Bros 1870 Pennsylvania avenue.
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Out OF Debt and HnnnY.

GoLDsrEIN's TRIos" good cignrs for 10 cts.
kc's Mottoesior cts. at GIL Pennsylvania ave.
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wear lust received at Gartrcs, 900 Seventh street
corner Of l. A large and choice stock TO sclcc
| from Call
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UrnoisrERlNG specially at Julius LOusburgh's
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strele Mncknye,s Sew plar.
Fords observation-disclosures Night."

Shakcspear0u comedy well presented is In
itself rare treat and Twelfth Night is n gcm
the luStre of which Is much enhanced by such set
ting as 1t received last evening. In liOd-iml of
nrchness, piquancy and fun. yet wiLha toned down
by the oycrshadowing cloud Of her unreqmtcd
nizcd the gentle Jitiet Of the preceding night so
great was the contrast between the raillcry of the
one and the tragic passion Of the other Rare, in
deed Is the actress whose genius enables her to
worship at the shrlnes Of both Mclporneue and
Thal0; great In truth Ia she who, like adelaide
Nelson. can successfully serve them both. Mis-,
Nelson's IiO,d Is clothed with such perfection that
the keencst critics occupation Is gone. lie can
hut admire and acknowledge himself sa islied
All the Standings OF the character are cNquisilcly
delicate, and the whole Is SO admirably rounded
of that II must be pronounced one of the choicest
parts ~ Miss Nelson's extensive yCp7 OiTe. Mi.
Edward Compton proved, 10y his SUPERB
dc!ineGtion Of tho character of HlkpOilo that he
niSJ /, possessed Of extraordinary versatility aud
that his talents so admirably shown In tragic parts
can unbeud with much grace 10 tho lighter task of
Intellectual comedy. lie Is an admirable clucu-
ZIONIST, using Ills illl rich voice with great skill
mud the adaptation Of his general bearing To The
words he ultcrA must be seen 10 be appreciated.
Miss Nellie MorGnt gave satisfaction as OitUid aud
Mr.. Sanger ~ DItC OrsilO Mr. Weaver ss SIR TObI
Mr.. Bradshaw as Sir iadrclp, and Mr.. Lchngveli as
tiOCn acquitted themseles most satisfactorily.
Twelfth Night" viii be repeated at the matinee
today ana II viii be seen 10y reference 10 our adj
Vcrlisng columns that the prices have been Ie-
duCcd to seventy-hyO and my cents. This evening
las Iou Like IT, with Miss Nelson RS Rosqiind
As the fair artist impetSOnRtGs this character the
special request Off number Of our citizens as II is
ono Of her very best, aud II ia her last appear
ance here, not seat In the house should DO
vacant.
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osrics CHEZ SIGNAL oyfloEn, U, g. ~.
NaNppNLaV Is-l
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acquitted himself with rare tact and sue
cess.
We find him subsequently assisting
Count Buest in the Foreign Office Of
Vienna, and once more at Constantine
pie and Athens. In 1872 he went as
Ambassador to the Hague, and whilst
there was raised to the rank of Baron.
In 1877 he was Austrian Ambassador to
the King of Italy, where without alien
ating the sympathics Of the Italians, he
carefully preserved and defended the
interests of his government On the
recent resignation Of Count Andrassy,
Baron llaymcrle was appointed to I'LL
the first position under the Crown, and
his fitness for the post has been youched
for by his diplomatic successes and by
his predecessor in office,
1t is Of the greatest possible interest
to US as Jews to mark the growing ten
dency Of liberal States to recognize the
genius which is the inalicnablc heritage
Of favored specimens of our race. In
olden times it was the Hebrew who re-
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spring of mother sent to Siberia. might
be seen the infamous hag who had hab-
itually decoycd young girls to ruin in
whose soul every spark Of womanhood
had long been cXtinguishcd. And these
people were called upon to marry; and
one hour was granted them in which to
become acquainted and assorted Sir,
You will now perhaps comprehend my
emotion in relating this shocking busi-
ness
" | consider it the most shocking and
at the same time the most curious out
rage which has ever been committed.' .
(To be CoHcludcdD
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Alexander of AbonotichuS.
THE WIZARD OF THE SECOND cENTUR
(G0nf'nued.)

\
Those who presented themselves
for communion were examined first by
Alexander to ascertain their fitness. IF
found unorthodox, they were excluded
from the temple. The ceremonial then
commenced 1t consisted of Il series of
tableauX The first day was given to
representations of the lying-in Of La
tona, the birth of Apollo, the marriage
of Apollo and Coronis, with the issue Of
it in the generation Of .Esculapius On
the second day there was the incarna-
tion of the sweet one, with the Chalce-
don plates the goOse-cgg and the snake.
Alexander himself was the hero of the
third \ new revelations it seems, had
informed him of mysterious circum-
stances attending his own coming into
the world. His mother had been visit
ed by Podalirius, Esculapius mythical
son. The temple was then brilliantly
illuminated. The prophet, after some
preliminary gesticulations, laid himself
down, as Endymion, to sleep upon
couch. Selene, the Moon, personated
by the beautiful wife of an officer of
the Imperial court, who was the proph-
cts mistress, descended upon him from
the roof and covered him with kisses,
the husband looking on, delighted with
the honor which had fallen upon him.
In the first scene, Alexander reap
peared in his pricstly dress. A hymn
was sung to the snake, the congregation
accompanying or responding, The choir
then formed into circle and went
through a mystic dance, the prophet
standing in the centre.
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Baron EIaynlerlc.

Our readers will learn with interest,
says the Jcw. CHroajcic, and. in some
instances with parlonable pride. that
the newly appointed Minister Of For
cign affairs, Baron IIaymcrlc. is by di-
rect descent a j cw The antecedcnts Of
the successor to Count Andrassy, show
that in early life he was subject to many
strange vicissitudes-at one time under
sentence Of dcath-and that his subse-
Qucnt career was crowned with brilliant
diplomatic achievements. At the pres
cnt moment when England and Austria
are playing conspicuous parts in the
settlement of the much vcXcd and com
plicated Eastern Question. it is not
little singular that the destinies of both
Empires are practically guided by men
of Jewish parentage. 1t is a matter Of
history that the Earl of Beaconsfeld
was born Jew, and that his first inspi
rations were drawn from Hebrew sources.
Baron Haymerle. though in blood as
closely allied to the Jewish community
as his illustrious contemporary. is not
so closely connected with the Hebrew
communion, for though by race a Jew,
his parents abjured their ancestral re-
ligion and he was educated in the Chris
tian faith He is the offspring of an old
German family of Bohemia; he studied
at the Oriental Academy at Vienna,
and became mixed mp with the revolu-
tionary societies which in 1913 did SO
much toward infusing new life into
Austrian politics and breathing spirit
of liberalism into an effete and dying
despotism.
About the same era Count Andrassy
became bitten with the virus Of revo-
lutionary ardor, and the two enthusiasts
narrowly escaped execution under mar
tial law. This parallel between the
early history Of Count Andrassy and his
successor is very remarkable. and forms
an interesting commentary on the
change that has come over political life
in Austria since 1913, when revolution
was put down by the imperial troops,
and discomfort deprived Of its organizing
power by the adoption Of wise reforms
and the emancipation of thought. The
escape Of the young llaymcrIe was very
narrow. In concert with his FELLOWSHIP
dents he had armed, and, unfortunately,
fell into the hands Of a patrol OF the I'm
perial army. Martial law had been pro-
claimed, and under its provisions he was
liable to be shot; many Of his fellow
prisoners were executed, and amongst
them several Jews, who played no IN
conspicuous part in the popular revolu-
tiOnary movement. The life OF the
present Minister for Foreign Affairs was
spared through the intercession of Baron
llubner, then Secretary of Legation,
hp 70 n | I0I vi q
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On the day following,' NJ. Walerian
continued. II the second act was per
formed the selection Of a trade. This
act was as spontaneous as our religious
conversion only some individual regard
became here indispensable Three young
Government officials were deputcd to
record our wishes, and to comply with
them as far as the cXigencies Of the
case admitted. The official before whom
appeared was very juvenile. Though
externally very polished, he was in real
ity frightfully coarse and cruel youth,
without a spark Of human feeling, so
far as we were concerned. We afforded
him no small amount Of mcrrimcnt.
This youth inquired carefully concern
ing our wishes, and invariably ordered
the very opposite.
Among US was noble lady from
Poland. of very ancient lineage. very
feeble and miserable. whose utter help
lessness might we'll inspire the most
callous heart with respect and compas-
sion. The ladv was too old to be mar
ried to one of the forced ones. and was
therefore asked to state what kind of
occupation she desired. She cntreated
to be emplovod in some school for
dauobtors Of military officers +born he
inc = demand for such service but the
Young gentleman ordered her to 90 as
laundress to the barracks at Mohilew !!
An aged Jew had been sent to Siberia
for having smusgled prohibited books
across thc frontiers. He had been the
owner of = nrintinc establishment and
was we'll acouaintod with the business
Conld he not be empIovc9 in one of
tho Jmnor;a, nrintino Offices. and. if
nossiblo nrood the ooed man. be per-
mitted TO reside in place whore few or
no Jews lived o He had under COM
nuIsion chanoed his religion. to which
bo was vct forrontlv attached and
+rnmbInd ot the tbouobt that his former
co-rcligionists would none the less avoid
him as an aDostate. The Young official
noted down his request and made him
police agent at Miaskowka, a small town
in the government district Of Podolien,
almost exclusively inhabited by Jews,
Another, former schoolmaster. in the
q ]