New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-14

turned ont. however. 10 make room for Havlland
VINO found lot of silver pots and thing he was
awlnlly fond of had disappeared. He went round.
naturally in no end of "a rage, to Selby. who de-
clar he knew nothing Of the matter 40 llavilland
put II III the hands of the police. who soon dis
covered they had been pledged bY black servant
IN tiaylllands own name The tickets were found
on Abdooah. and the long and short of II is that
hpuoolah been put IN qu0d, and his case comes Oh
tomorrow"
Then regretted that foolish delcaCy had pre-
vented me questioning Schy about the strange
business on which | had detected the Egyptian,
ana. recalling Selbys Youthful indIscrctIons. felt
pretty sure Abdoolah only ms agent kept
my own counsel however and went next morn me-
To- the police court. | shall never forget the scene
" h2d such comic side To II. Yet did not feel m
the least inclined 10 smile. There was Selhy, pale
| ana nervous; IavIlland aggrcssIvely angry and
AD4oolan m durance VILE but calm and dlcniicd,
with his plaintive eyes shifting from one 70 the
oinrr. only nalt understanding what was taking
place.
Nehy was called. What pitiful figure he made
IN thr wtucss-bOX His story. deprived of the in
conference which seemed natural To- the poor
creature was simple enough. He had he informed
the court requested his servant To nut the trophies
OF ulVIltudS athletic prpwesS ont of the way that
thrl Wght not be damaged This. he thought. Alb
d"oan h!d done but 10 his great aStoulShmeut and
gri'i he had atferward discovered that they bad
been pawuod. He rtve Abloolnh am excellent char
actrr and with dliicultV rriraiucd from tears The
account was corroboratcl hv the pawnbrokrr'S AS
@l+Iaut. and 10y the policeman who bad eXtrac cd
th' tickets from the pocket of Ahdoolahs baggy
ton had had with Abdoolnh. and of which con
~der'd Do my duy 10 give III" court am arrou {. II
created visible effect. and almost caused ~clbv To
FAINT But nv te-tm1ny vas of no service 90 Alb
dooah, for ne pleaded guilty
bd You pawn the thug,Y asked the magis-
tra'e
"Ycs. sar" said me- IN h.tstrlnec. cultural voice.
h'9rs' with o cold bad enough to keep Christians m
For vhom9"
For uohudly'
pll Your ma ter know :"
AbdooIh 81 need o. where his master was stand
ng trrmh ug from hi, loose lips to hs knees. with
visions # penal Srrvitudc and bread and water to
increase It's horrors. before his eyes.
" Master know noting e all bout IT, replied the
and IN" CLEAN OF his VIII Sc teeth seemed To shed a
momcntary glow over hIs 7omhrc, patient face.
"Nhat did You do with the money ~ asked the
e lEny uag," sid Abdooah promptly.
What things"
muse me-
How 80
Rui the court could elicit no further information
from Abdp1ah 90 10 his eypeud turr. He simply
replied to repeated questions, buy tngs- muse
~e'by wa a-knd if lac paid ms servant any waee.-
and replied. Not recently my lord mt winch the
court Uttered. wnethcra the title conferred or the
statement of the fact cannot say.
Then the magistrate summed mp briefly; sad Ap
dO1'aG confessed tn Dawuiug the opcrty lu qucS-
ton. and added ~ TN q surrI-rcrnap@ 9y way "l a
lo>r-anI anything passes for one lu laW-couIl-
tnIf p"~-N.v the prisoner. cF IDENTIFY "a stranger TO
Western ideas had adopted tIu, means of paving
himself aud ended by sentencing AbIooah TO ~,N
wr.i,~' IHurI- fuulrnt with hard labor. Inc YER
diet was explained to e. Egyptian oY % very hord
Official, Who h'. ,ly finger, before h, face
IIE weeks .G prison ~ asked Abd'olah, looking
at Nh" = fat red fingers.
Den who take care oh n.astcrs" And tier.
passed. over Thee iupeurtrI1e ca.m oI Dob, face iat
oUivrr thar seemed t0 me alum ~t us strange as D.. me
apathy d.. tA- sphinx were DISTURBED by my'ter.-