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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-03
election Nolice.
CTATE OF NEW-YUGK.

CTATE OF NEW-YOGK.
= UFHlh of IuL SFcErfHy oF ~ruE,i
ALBANY. August llti. 1851.
To the sheriff ~ tho Comfy 81 Now orb.
sir: Noticc hereby that 40 the General Election 10
be held Ia the Tuesday ceiling ihe ti-t Mon
November OYtlubyI IT,
sccictary of state In the place ~ jos EPu ~. CARR
4 Comptroller ~ tho place 81 JAMt- ". Mtb-Whl XIII
An Attorney General 10 the place OF uA1lLiDN WAlD
state Engineer aud Surveyor "a uc place OF HDItAlIp
An Associate nudge Appeals for fail term
In The mace OF FRANCE ". FINCH Appointed hs tc Cow
crno In the place Charles t0.ror elected tuU Judge
whose Office will expire Oh The 4at Jay o December
"a Raprcsenatiye in the Fortyscvcuth Congress, ~ tho
United States the Jh Congressional District in The place
a Representative The iory-cvrnth Congress 81 IN"
United states Tor the llth Congressional District IA The place
Sly senators foT the Gth I'm stu 9th 10Th
comprised In the city and County ~ NrW YORK dud
one enator the 9TH senate District comprising the county
and part Of tlr city and county p Sc" l0tk
Cnuufy tCer, also 10 be- elected for said County.
Twcnfy -iOuT Members OF Assembly.
District Attorney in the place ~ DAN III o. hJlIN~
Two Justices Of the Marine court IN the place VI tlAltS
GOEPP and JAMES Il. oHLEl1AN. -
One Coroner in the place Of NORTH ELIINGEE 90
Nine Justices Of District CDnrtH, OI The ls "a, d. an, On.
9th. TIN. sth and 9th Judicial Districts OF said cry aud
All whose wiz expire tbs stday of Decen-
Respectfully yours JOSEPH y. CARR.
Secretary OF STATE.
snEmFfs OFFICE, COUNTY COyEr HOUSED
CITY AND COUNTY oF INV YpGk,
Aug1ist l3. l07i.
recoiy by this day from the secretary Of state
PETER BOWL.
Sheriff Of the city anu County OF New.York.
Publishers u newspapers VIII insert this advertisement
unless specially authorized 10 do 90. . noun.
S1c,tn M ,i,c Citv aud 1ouut G Of Nry. = nh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-03
NEM.YOEK CITY ANb NOKTHEKN rail-

" EINU- IUEUIFII TRAINS.
For 4LhIry. Conn, Brew steer carmel M1hn1ac npd ut'r
mclut. Iuou-, leave l55t, $3.50 "a m daily ami l'l' p.
daily except ruut9v
R.rs.t.r tlru1. Nuh"Ia- and intermediate stations
irH., 3D. tl.>f. t.Hl 20, IutF. excerpt ~Jud
.ri. SPECIAL aud Way, leave l''t7t 1;5D D.
mi. daily except sunday.
I connect with trains, leave t"rorst MY miuutei De-
f.I' tifur ui ',uHrtur. 20. 100 l'Hib r'
f.a-rler depot .lt Ny.,t ..d..t. near stba,r.
7r York Transfer company Will call for dud cheek
ll--L -Luu ------ mn ~ --L-----.
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51rp Goods.
lie BDliIiGl Bros.
FALL SEASON. 1881.
DRESS GOODS.
WE HAVE NOW OPEN TIE LARGEST AND MOST
ELEGANT STOCK OF
SGaSOlaba Dress Fabrics
WHICH WE HAVE EVER SHOWN, COMPRISING THE
LATEST PRODUCTIONS OF THE LOOMS OF THE
EEsT FRENCH, GERMAN AND ENGLISH MANU-
FACTURERs.
MANY STYLES ARE EXCLUSIVELY CONFINED 10
OUR HOUSE, AND ALL HAVE BEEN SELECTED
WITH VIEW TO THE REQUIREMENTS AND
TASTES OF A FIRsTCLAss RETAIL TRADE
Silks and Satins.
Our iInpOrIationS Ofs'Inin and Fancy
T'IusIics. Fancy yciyeIs, Black ana
CoIOrcd satin de Lyons, and Silks are
now open.
Dress Trimmings.
ALARGE AND VERY ATTRACTIVE LINE OF DRESS
TRIMMINGS. INCLUDING NOVELTIES IN PAssE-
MENTERGEs, PRINCES. ORNAMENTS. CORDS
BEADED BALLS, &c, IN BLACK AND CoLOIts'
BUTTONS.

4 magnificent line Of Dress Buttons-oNcr ~"
different styles comprising nssorimenis oil MI TUG
| latest fashionable novelties.
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HOSIERY.

OUR FALL STOCK OF HOSIERY Is VERY FULL
Ann COMPLETE. AND INCLUDES ALL THE NEW
STYLES OF FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN
L.
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VMPEKIAL IILHNAN LINN.
4 HAMBURG. American Packet Comp1u vs. lane TOT
PLYMOUTH, CHEEBOURG aud HAMBURG. -,
Observation-Disclosures 81 HEkDE .o',' ~
CINBRIA Oct IL Ll>Sl Nc oS -
Rates Of passage 10 Plymouth London 'hcrb0nrs Ham
burg amt an points the south " England Fr| CaDn
500. ~ccoui cabin, $50 Steeragc $40 Round trip al re-
ducei rates.. Storage from Hamburg Hayre AMI Soutn
amptOn rs 100 - - :, u,,rr,pr =, ,o
kUNUARDT & co. c. b. RICHARD & CO.
General Agents, Genera Passenger ASenI55
M nrull A.. y. v. 10. u BInllWnt, y y
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RAIL- RIVER LINE TO BOSTON


- TA~-ENEI.N TRAINS. on amt after Nav .. l1~ VIII
loIycdrpp.. foot CortIuit ami br.br1--r si- al 80
% n 5. ION u .uI 1880 ~ for Eirpl bethlehem, Allen
town RrlF1y NI1rl chunk Wutr-1irte, TowanLL
W.strv. IUl1.'. Geneva. LYONS, Eulap and the West.
lf ] ne fast"n. Bethlehem Allentown, Reading,
Nau.l CHUNKS .t.r+bsrrr 1ud ritt,t0l Pullman Heeplt
no. D. auI aip o. connect for az points ln Nihtnoy
ava r.Hf.tur rsgirn4. D. %. BY Notion, a. T. 4.
GENERAL Eastern Orcc corner church amt rortlaudtsts
q. n. CUMMINGS, Agent.
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LNpERIAI GERMAN MAIL.
i NORTH GERMAL LLOYD .
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW.HOkK
SOUTH AMPTON AND BREMEN. -
DON ~ .......~It. oct. : Nb~El ....-Nat, oct -
III lat. oct - EHilN sat- OCT
RATES OF PASSN AGE from NETWORK 10 eDLItAMf-
TON, HANEE or BREMEN .oo
FIRST CARIN ....... SlUp--SECOND CABIN........S6u
STEsRAGE $50. go
Return tickets reduced rates Prepaid Storage cert;
cafe. $50 Steamers sail from Pier between second ana
ThiT,i-sts. HOUuken y. J, .... , ,, q, ,,-,,. ....
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r Y. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.

N. Leave at 8, SIS 1890 NJ II M p $780, A. O. g. p NJ
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, EXPRESS, Y. N. with through
cars arriving at Atlantic city al 6:55 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-03
Drooklpn propcrtp for Sale anS 90 Get

AT $4,000 PER ACRE, we will sell two
~ acres land Brooklyn lines horsocar and
Immediate vicinity paved severed streets rutland
a WHITING. IN Nassau-at-
ITO LET.-3-story high stOOp, brown stone,
Il $40 Carlton.ave., near Prospect Park. rutland q
WHITING, III Nassaust
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-12-08
TIE WONDERFUL GROWTH OF
MEDICINE LODGE.

II is a matter Of great surprise
TO everybody at the manner in
which Medicine Lodge is grow
ing. II there were prospects OF a
railroad being extended to this
place in tho near future, that
would be sufficient cause for the
great activity in building-but
no tne here seems TO have much
faith IN the railroad projects. If
there were mills being built, or
factories established, that would
be considered a good cause for
this steady and growing activity.
But there is nothing Of the kind
liable to be erected here. Then
what is il that causes this boom
for Medicine Lodgel We will
tell you. II is the natural result
OF beautifully located town sit
uated directly in the centre Of one
Of the finest stock countries on
Gods loot stool. Nearly every
man who comes hee to engage in
that business is we'll to do. They
are not like tho majority of the
people who come west to farm, IN
that they have money to start in
business, or they would not be
here. AS a matter of course, if
the county is wealthy, the town
cannot help but grow. Every
man who can saw n board or
shove n plain, is crowded with
work every brick layer, mason,
hod carrier or shoveler in this
community has more business
than he can attend to-and still
the demand increases. New and
large brick business houses and
frame dwellings arc springing up
on every hand, and considering
ihe laterness of the season, il is a
strange and pleasing sight.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-12-08

This Is the time OF year when people
tegin to select their reading matter for
he winter. The farmer and stockman
wants the daily and weekly papers to
keep him posted on the markets, etc,
while his wife likes magazines and story
papers. Now there is one literary pa
per that we feel like recommending TO
our readers-and that Is the Saturday
Night, pub lished by James Elverson.
Philads lphia, Penn IL is undou btedly
one OF the very best Of its kind, pub
lished in the United States. The con-
tinued stories are by the very best
writers, and the short stories cannot
be excelled. by all means subscribe
for the Saturday Night. and you will
feel at the end Of the year that you have
received your moneys worth. Terms,
per year, SO.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-12-08
TIE ASsASsIN's TRIAL.

AT this writing "wednesday
Guiisau's trial il still dragging
YEARLY along. This trial is GER
tainly the worst farce that was
ever enacted in n court of justice
in the United States. Guiteau
frequently jumps up and calls his
attorney a liar; interrupts the
witnesses and tells Judge Cox he
does not know enough to sit on
the bench. The court room is
packed each day, and every
time the eowardly assassin at
tempts some of his smartness, the
audience breaks out in a loud
laugh. IL is said that even the
Judge can hardly repress a smile
at some of the shameful actions
Of Guiteau. These dlsgraceful
occurrences have been going on
nearly four weeks, and the peo-
pie all over this broad land want
To know, emphatically, when the
devils neck Is to be unjointed.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-12-08

The grangers of Harper county aro
practicing systematic scheme Of rob-
berry on the stock men, whose cattle
happen to stray over the line The boro
ny handed knights of the soiln teen
their eyes "peeled" for stray cattle and
whenever they capture any. the STOCK
men arc compelled to pay four or Eve
dollars to have than released. A sion
should be put to such practices AT once
-llNDEx. ~
The Anthony Journal copies the
above from the Caldwell Post. and
wants TO know who Is the author of It..
We rise up in our seat to explain that
the Index Is the imam who struck Pat
Murphy We could give the particulars
Of great many instances of the kind
mentioned above, but we don't care to
go to the trouble. Bu tifyour grangers
drive any more stock over the line In
Harper county in order to make the
owners pay damages. we will give the
particulars, you can bet your socks.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-12-08

Our sporting men were never 80 badly
sold IN their lives-and they say it served
them right for taking up with = s,-.n. $50
All we're taken in"-lawyers. doctors.
merchant bankers, shOcmakcrs, carpen-
ters' blaeksmiths, hotel keeper, n, wspa.
per men, cattle men, sheen and bor.s,nsn
The best part Of the hole affair was. that
the boys raised money enough to pay Cal.
ders board bill, and a couple of kind
hearted chaps spent an hour or tuo II
bling down the shanks of the snide.
A word to Harper county sports: The
day OF reckoning is not far distant, and
you need expect no quarter
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-12-08
SOLD, by THUNDER I

The foot racet p that took place In
this city last Thursday afternoon, bad
been well advertised. and "a a conse-
Quence there was o largo crowd in at
bcndance-tho town being almost desert
ed.
There were about fourteen Harper
men here and they claimed they did
not know that Calder was 10 run Kittle-
man, but u was evident they were TAX
ing all the bets they could get. At the
race track there was great deal Of ex-
element when the Harperitcs offered
20 bet two to one. Calders Medicine
Lodge hackers had their suspicious
aroused, but II would never do to. be
backed down. The track was cleared
and after agreat deal Of scoring, the
ehampionst p started. As might have
been expected. Kittleman came out
ahead by about feet. and an exultant
shout went up from the scared Threats
Of the Harperites, but silent were the
men who backed Calder. Kittleman's
friends told every body they met that
they went home with about $500 more
than they brought with them, but the
amount Of money carried away from
Medicine Lodge will not exceed 1916.
II has now leaked out that Calder and
kittleman came from Kansas City to-
gether, and itswas put up lob to fleece
Our sports. Kittleman was arrested in
this county and fined, year OF tw,
ago. aad had an old grudge to settle
whileCaldor wanted to get slake--an,
they both succeeded. The next morn
Ing Calder went To Harper to get hi
share OF tho spoils. II turns out that lou
man. wore Masonic and I. 90. +. Din
and Tor this reason he was 80 hsayil
backed. But Il transrires that be belong
10 neiiher Lodge.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-12-08
BRANDS, EAR marks, &C.,
-)oF Thee
"ComanChe County Poo"
EVANS, HUN
TER & EVANS,

Brands: Heart upside down on left hin.
Ear marks-swallow fork in each car
on some cattle. Another lot branded IT
3 on side and hip and rail on either side.
Some branded B on side and Z on left
hip-crop in left underhalf crop in right
Some branded II on side and III on left
hip-crop and underbit each ear. An
other lot on left side. Another lot
Arrow brand on left hip-split in each
car,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-12-08

Marriage license was issued TO
.. NJ. Tharp and Sarah +. Tharp,
last week. The parties were for
merly husband and wife, but af-
forwards failing to agree, pro.
cured a decree OF the court annul.
ling the marriage. They now
start out in life together for the
second time.-[ Citizen.
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We are now prepared to club the IN
pEx with the following newspapers and
magazines. We make these very liberal
offers as an inducemcnt to new sub
scribers, but every individual who Is
now a subscriber. can avail himself Of
the offer by paying one year In AD-
The sun., 1881-01-16
THE sPRAGUE DIr0RcE SUE
Gov. spraGue Refusing to Compromise-Hi
Probable Plan of Defence.


PROVIDENCE, Jan. l5-Tho Sprngue di-
vorco suit Is assuming new phase this week
Gov. Sprncue asserts that he has been ap-
preached by one OF Mrs SpraGue's counsel
who offered to withdraw the allegations OF
adultery II he would consent not to oppose tho
divorce on the ground Of non-support. He
says that he refused to compromise md told
the gentleman that inasmuch as Mrs. Sprague's
attorneys had seen fit to calumniate him by
publishing the divorce petition. with oil its foul
allegations. he should consider it his duty to
was sure he could get. complete vlndcation.
1t is more than probable that the suit will not
be pressed for trial All Of tho persons named
In tho bill as having knowledge OF criminal
conduct on tho part OF tho Governor. or who
who have been interviewed. deny Mrs.
Sprague's allegations. Besides no citation has
yet been issued to the Governor. notifying him
Of the Intended taking Of depositions In support
o9t the biz. and until this is done. under the
be had. The case goes to tho court on deposit
tions which are sealed and not opened until
the court assemblies for business.
The Governor returned from New York yes
value to him. The plan now under copsidera-
tiOn, and one which is more than liable to bo
adopted in lighting the bill. is to go into court
without filing counter petition. and put in the
support OF cross bill. The Governor will have
for his counsellors Gen. Pryor OF Now York and
probably two OF the most expert divorce law
yers OF this city. The engagement OF tho two
latter gentlemen however hinges on the with
drawal OF Or, J. B. Greene as the Governors
counsellor and adviser. II Mr. Britton faile to
file his depositiOns before the court sits the Pc
tltion will be stricken from tue docket.
The sun., 1881-01-16
JOTTINGS AMOUR TOWN.

Meeting q the Twensynrst Ward branch Land League
Tho Ninth Ward branch Land League Will meet thls
| evening at st Joseph's School in Leroy slTeek
Tns srN has received from Z H. and n N. s. for tho
relief vi the tunerers hv the Madison street hre.
The Hon George W Warren of Boston viii aidre" tho
Bullion club Tue sday evening next on Human Power
and Money Power"
The Waterbury Cloes COMPANY cortenat street lo.i
Instruments, IS Oo0i building, $?OOo
rns Rev, Father JohnJ KsAn & s. James: Church
Ior the sufferers by the Madison street nre
A bcncnt for old Uncle Bill Tovee, The wsltknOwn
he OCCASION Of birthday at Harry INNS Jan 20
The speech q tonGh, before The spread The i;h Light
poaIs City Hall a
ka on ESy 9b " b,y wnfH Hs ss sss Ms s"rn
from soOw 2s and drowned
twornk match al central rarE yesterday The lormer
Grtevs was he highest skip, wpI u points
Tho Executive Committee Of the Lri,h National Land
League sent floot Ireland last week and received $ae3
Hail, 3O7 Third avenue, next FRIDAY evening
Miles johnson q New Jersey and Dr Talbot OF ms
Dfivers PsrE Brookiyn nGSi THURSDAY, each man 10
shoot ut twenty one yards rise, Long Island rules
,swsSr Of s7s SIKH sySnS was Gca in tSooa'I ID
Jefferson Court Yesterday on charge ey rs en-
REss' R&ss Il lie i%S pleaded smliy @ "'' " '"'"'
District Attorney Rollins has prepared blank circulars
CO soaSeccd m Win Se sale Of d,isS skSt. or lie mnag
msH! OF ~ r1S ana he s 1 .e pu
poses, warning them to cease violating the law
Judge cho.lG Of tnS ua,sa stass s p;rc, CCgTt yfs
crows Is,,Isnns ne M3yS, Adcrm"n m % r A. Pam SS s
iSsans, or attempting 10 collect us People. BAns,
6s% az at 10 or he Sas a shares for 1850
Honey Of HoreHouni aud Far oi druggists sos, ti-Als
The sun., 1881-01-16
B0ST0N'S RAILROAD SCHEME
THE NEW loan or THE MEXICAN GEN.
d.. TRdL RdILROhD COMPANY.
How they "Unrm op,s-d H,vnlr,cs" hnd Let
Jay G"u,d In on Nis Own Terms Gen.

How they "Unr,n opinrd NIvnlrtcs" " hnd let
Jay Gould In on Nis Own Terms Gen.
Sr"pt ana Otb~- Friends Of G. ouid Get In.
BOSTON. Jan. l5.-Thc subscriptions 10 the
now loan OF tho Mexican Central Railroad Com
pnny were closed to- night, the whole amount OF
$l1 .430,000 having been taken. The bids ag-
gregated over SIT 900 600. and many are dis
appointed at being left ont In the cold Ono
half the amount was reserved for the holders o.
the flrsts." loan OF s5 0O0. 900. which was
raised for the purpose OF constructing the road
from the city OF Mexico to st. Leon. and
which portion must 10 finished within
two years. according to tho terms Of tho grant
OF SIC. 900 per mile by the Mexican Government
The seconds" are for tho purpose OF providing
funds to build tho northern end OF the road
from Ell Paso. These loans have been very
popular with investors. Subscribers paid 81 $50
for each block. for which they received Sc. 900
IN IN FIRST FRS MORTGAGE = per cent. bonds hon and % 600
subscription price was $4,000 for each block.
Topeka and Santa F6 Railroad controlled the
Mexican grants and tho charter OF tho Mexican
ties. but Mr. & Jay aye Gould % threstened @ ddb !" build i
parallel road into or through Mexico, Of narrow
gauge, like that OF tho Denver and Rio Grands
this interest OF Gould and his friends. or. as an
Interested party puts It, to harmonic rival al
rleS NeROtlutlOnb nave Dcen In emDTyO lOF
some weeks. Not long ago q dinnor was
Rivon in New York by gentlemen in
terested in Mexico and the Southwest.
at which were present Gen. Grant, Jay Gould.
the Mexican Minister. various capitalists in
terested in the Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad. and others. 1t was there discovered
that Grant seemed to be in favor OF and with
Gould. and this fact caused some concern on the
part Of the Mexican Central people The ne
gotations have been continued since, but with
out any particular advancement until the pres
ent week After the old subscribers had been
served with their half and the public were
RAPIDLY subscribing for the remaining s5.-
7l5,O00, MIR. Gould sent an emissary to Boston.
probably with a private message regarding
what he considered a proper basis for" har-
monizipg riva!ries." At any rate. New York is
pacified." to use this afternoons expression Of
the street. and II is done by allowing Mr, Gould
to take So 900 900 Of the loan, for which he gets
&c. .6G6, 900 In bonds and stock. Gen. Grant 10
let in for ten blocks. or S45. 900. and other New
York friends OF MIR. Gould get q slice.
The officers OF the company say that this con-
cesson is made in consequence OF contracts
| yet TO be developed" which means that Gould
| will not build his narrow gauge road into Mex
ico and that the Denver and Rio Grande will
have connections with the Central which will
be moro or less satisfactory. This action has.
| however. created much feeling among Boston
| men. who aver that they were promised more
| OF the blocks than the officers now have it in
| their power to deliver.
The sun., 1881-01-16
SUINDLERs IN BOSTON.
A Drass watch Man and n TeIeErnphic In
structor Arrested.

structor Arrested.
BosToN, Jan. 15.-During the past three
wcoks many letters have been received by
Mayor Prince. Superintendent Adams. and the
agents otseveral foreign houses inquirinG as to
the standing OF tho Rodanow Watch Manufac-
turing Company OF 8 and 7 Portland street. this
city The attention OF the Post Office authorities
was also called to the fact that heavy regis
tered mail from all parts OF the world was being
received by this unknown house. An investiga-
tlon resulted In the arrest this morning Of
Alexander Rodanov on warrant charc-
ing him with using tho mails for fraudu-
lent purposes. Something moro than two
months ago the newspapers Of Calcutta. Bonn
bay. New South Wales. The Sandwich Islands.
Cape Of Cool Hope, South Africa, and New
tsinsd a long and most attrSetive announce
ment Of wonderful bargains in watches. The
SSdysItisemeni was headed. impSSrtant pS 70
s2.0O0.OO0 Boston, America. will forward here
world i at ' whoiesS.e prices. /. e.. IS
nsr cont; cheaper than any Matchmaker, " ,
Springfield who sent an order. accompanied
by s2.50. to the firm for silver crystal face
watch. and soon thereafter rersived copper or
the inside " Metropolitan Watch Company. New
York" Rodqnow was held in $500 ior appear
William Worth, man with many aliases. was
| arrested thi, morning on II charge Of swinding
several persons out Of sums Of money varying
from IS to s25. He some time ago opened a
| telegraph institute nt Isl fremont street. nd
ycrlisinX 10 give instruction in all branches of
the art Of telegrGphing. and TO secure positions
for pupils as soon as they wore proficient In the
| art. The result WAS that he soon had largo
| collected fees for the course. and decamped be-
| fore the next lesson. Worth admitted that he
| was the man who some time ago perpetrated
| the same swlndle in Providence and for whom
| the police OF that city have been looking for
| fima