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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-14
FRAGMENTS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Justice Ingraham, in the Superior Court yes
terday decided TO grant motion TO punish the Gold and
Stock Telegraph Company contempt OF court In voa-
ing an Injunction order restraining the company from
interfering with the wires connecting with the nsru-
meuts In the Office of Samuel I. Wilbur, No. IL Broad
way unless the company within three days restores the
wires and pays $40 costs and any damage SUSTAINED X
by a referee.
Mrs Catherine Harold yesterday obtained verdict for
s. 900 in the Court of Common Pleas in suit against
the New-York Central Railroad Company. On Deem
Der o. 1892 she crossing the tracks at the Grand
hurt severely that she has not been able TO WORK
since according TO her testimony TIE defence claimed
that the Injuries were caused by her own negligence
The company not satisfied with verdict OF Si,S52
obtained by the plaintiff at previous trial Notice OF
second appeal was given yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-14

Cuba British steamer 1854 tons sugar. O. So RIO
MNa ao.os ~ asn
g. o i,LIvEkpooL .t.a%. hence 5000 bush
Ssr:. . IN
Sso sS Sc ss psa, * S.. s hs
si % ~ BEEF~'em.nd /. asi%pSrsnf sa1 p ICES s ne
ri FAMILY 81
So for Old and new s.a IA r m s a
. ness ysry little ME 70 the rsdps and price; arc
average SIC Picked shoulders sc smoked era sc
fissI IL Ssr;yors se. for Western sevsry
70 Iish AZ S az pa. sii iAr city Heavy
i ct IN and IN decline recovered only Osk
Is. dh1s ''s re. On i s1d o ss,
@ e. Az !oss.S slsiss 5sg 80 5' ssss
ssSS isSs. Refined Continent quoted q ls 's
private 900 BurfEn-TTns. Market ss"'Is
@ 'nGss GO Creamery. s'% ss
ss ,Sny u5 Western STATE Osy la
5IipS Os,rs g Mi'.slH H ls
q sGs1s sss
cheese !oe fair TO prime Skim SKINS 70
q ea1Sss the demand CONFINES as vat" %oasr. s
State u Sl4Lc Western. issSlSsc. Skins. southern.
kICEaluiet and unchanged.
4 iSI6c no Few sales Refined active nr% arnshed and
Cut 20; Powdered e'ci grannatei CSC Mould "a. esc
as e. white EXTRA &C." 1900. Extra &C." 6sS6Ecs
IN 81 G%sssnS sslS O'' o. ..
T. SAFES 200 B. sc s''' '''' f'''"' u" a0'''a
TOBACC0-Qmet and unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-14
INQUIsITIYE JUROR MUNsELL.
uE SAYS HE DIDN'T MEAN TO Do ANYTHING WRONG
DECISION RESERVED.

NE SAYS HE DIDN'T MEAN TO DO ANYTHING WRONG
DECISION RESERVED.
Harvey NJ. Munsell, who served as juror In
the trial of Richard Short appeared before Justice van
Brunt yesterday answer the charge OF contempt OF
court in visiting ODonovan Rossss office while the trial
was In progress His counsel John Vincent. presented
an affidavit made by Mr. Munsel. who stated that he
had endeavored excused from serving juror In
the trial of Short, and that after being called as
q Juror he went to the Tombs TO see Or
rim Skinner Mr.. Skinner seemed TO be ex-
tremely melancholy. and feared that his wife was
dying He asked the deponent TO go and see her. Nun
sell replied that he had been called as juror III tDe
Short case and could not 20. Then Skinner SAID;
"Hush there is Short right there, and the de-
moment saw Short about ten feet away. That the
only time he saw him In court lie never spoke 10 OF
communicated with Short and never expressed any
TO the Jury. He stated that he could not under
stand the diagram OF Rossa's rooms at No II Cham
there to look at the office. The door was closed
He opened IL and stepped inside, noidlhg
the door open and not taking his hand from H. ne Only
remained few seconds He returned to the courtroom
and told Juror William ii. Woods what he had done.
Afidavits by Mr.. Skinner and Mr. Woods, corroborat-
ing these statements. and by John Ganney. Richard
H. storrs, Charlton Lewis Artemus II. Holmes Georse
Adams Daniel Odel, Harry L. Horton ana sydney II;
Kearpey testiIying to the good charac' Woo6i
said that when Munsell told him that he
had been examine Rossas office. he wood remarked
that Munsen had made a mistake in going into the
building and Munsell seemed surprised. Mr. vincent
also presented the affidavit OF man named Ryan, who
and who corrOborated his story. Mr. Vincent said
that his client guilty of no intentional wrong;
Mr. MARITIME replied that the OF the people was
substantially conceded by these afhdavts. There
no necessity for Munsc TO TO Rossas Office as the
diagrams were conceded 10 be correct lie aided that
did not have had In effect gone into the Juryroom ana
organized verdict OF acquittaL, .uuorn.o
Justice Van Brunt said he would endeaVor 10 announce
his decision Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-14
morris from seven Atlantic ports for the week ended


DRIED FRUITS Raisns have a fair lobbing sale aud
Loose Mu cat sold yesterday at - 20; Layers. II go
London Layer, - 80; encia l2eNLc per 10, and in.
active; 900 d sold at Sc 100 haf6arreis at 5iss9cj
Lou barrels on The SPOT and to arrive were sold az terms not
4i4c. d stock is &c.
6%UGs, &e-ihe latest sales Of English chemicals sre
Il IT, Is IONS sal soda to arrive and on the spot 81 coS
- 0ji 100 drums 10 per cent Caushc Soda 81 30
ns sa good no g are T1 q
put Yer a9od lower enass Of az
go to size quality No 3 81 50s3 75i l.5OO bbs
= S saGe then oo 9es equally s9qd sold at q 80 TO go
Mackere sope these dsh are given away sell at
oe to per thousand Tor s9 le out Of condition While
in fresh maeke[e sald dealer Is running inc ousinsss IN
dull est it is said on record Georges nomnay siG$i %
Iank 81 % a. % BOX Herring are 'lng rather better
Herring entirely nominal stereOyped quotations
ng res suspeeted about u high about So 81
- % about AL II is thought could be obtained the makat
nay AID STRAW Al prices ere fairly sustai9ed tho
tnng 3u burdonsome We quote Hay-No Timothy.
gS Ne OIS Rye S6c 10 ana 86c Sa SOC JcO5ns
oPshre Ca are no new features fade is st stagnant
but holders re use to grant further e9nces9as he adySes
ls,4 10 Ge Low 70 ea,I 1872 Prime 1855 7G0ei
METALs-lin urn - tons May seldom change at lshc,
Iron hrmer; for october sold Sl675. oxford
tP,G even %cIshiyi quoted at I5c bid and 66c asked
for MAY delivery Sn export taken at la,c
Arizona Copper, lIisalllc asked and O7se bid. Baiti
more lO.GOc bid am iO.9lc. asked.
MOLAsSEs- Boiling stock quiet at lsLc.; a cargo at
Boston sold at that hgure
OILS city inseed fair demand and steady at 52d63c
Western is very slow. Al New bedford $40 bills Crude
Suerm grade sOd 10 TO manufacturers
and a bOs export brought S5c ~ crude Whale 100
bbs Northern sold Tor export Crude cottonet here
was 80 Soc and Refined summer Yellow 3SG42c Prime
Civ Lard o. a &C. Crude Menhalen, 12Sc.
OCEAN FREIGHTS-Tno market for berth accommodation
was demOraz-, while IN the charerng MAJ ket mod rate
BUSINESS accomplished particular IN the petroleum
trade with rates steady. The tnporn itens were; To
hence British sps fNG5SMss be0c6 bark T cse
100 bbls REIN d oil. 2s I'd .....ANTWERP, hence,
Tritish ship 5000 bbls refined Oil 2s Sd ROTrER
DAM hence British bark, $500 bbs refined oil. - I'd
GERMAN BALTIC hence, Norwegian lark, 1000 bbls.
refined OIL 2s nd iASACkI hence British bark.
5000 refined oil, pic ;.. PORT SPAIN, hence,
British brg 800 tons general ~ JOp...EN ErER,
hence. n British brig, 900 BIB refined OIL Ss BREMEN.
hence Norwegian bark $500 Dbs refined OIL, Is 30
DANISH PORT hence Swedish bark, l.oO0 Dds refined
oil S. STOA hence british bark. 400 D0s re.
tined oil, % 6d....NORTH HATTERAS from North side
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-14
rrRnrrAN FtrAYr1Ar. MAaHrrA

TovpoV. MAY 1880 p. m.-Consos 90 BIC for both
ncy and the account. Atlantic ana Great Western First
MurEa-e IUusres CcrCafes 23't canadian Pacific, aig
Ere second Oonzoi-. 527s. Mexican Ordinary. 28.
Common tust NowGork Central SOS PcunsylvaniA
%
.m.-Conaoia, GHi1 for both money and the accOun.
1850 D. 0nsOs 50 ZIG for both money and the account
2p .-Consos 20 - for both money aud the account
Paris advces Three cent hsntes opened at ~
- centmos the and qu0te &C so
france
80 mConHol 90 0lG for both mony and the account
y --(Ona0s B12 for both money and the account
I Onsois. ggIt both money aud the account;
Atlantic and Great estern First Mortgage Trustees Germ
2S-. Erie second Csnsp % illinois Central l2ol
Ncw-iork Central. - - Reading, n
India Council bills allotted to-day at decline OF
VI per rupee.
quote Three Per Cent Rentes ~ france rs
ccntimos Tor abe account
4.IO m-Con o4 5-lG for both money tho account
The ~ bullion gone lEO The Bank OF England
balance today - E61 600
Paris aiyccs quote oKCnango on London at 20 Francs 30
oentimcs for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-14

LABORERs swINDLED BY ITALIAN sHARPERS.
CHICAGO May l3.-About one month ago Joseph and
George Abasro arrived in this city. ostensby In search
OF laborers for service at Indianapolis. Here they
listed the assistance Of Frank ROtunDO and IOney Mas
GARLIC. They succeeded in engaging 100 Italians 10
work. The four bad previously obtained from each
Of - 50 for transportation and
commissions" The ADatisurOs have disappeared but
the police have arrested ROtuDRo and Mascarillo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-14
MEETING OF THE MERCANTILE LIBRARY

The sixty fourth annual meeting OF the MEM
bers OF the Mercantile Library was held last night IN the
the readingroom. Thepresident, A H. Timpson eadthe
annual report the treasurer made his report and f. A.
sandand the secretary real the report Of the trustees
OF the Clinton Hall Association. The total number Oi
volumes circulated by the library. including those usrd
In the reference department. was lOb,0b9 an increase
last year of lab. The average monthly circulation
was IL ,l25 volumes and the average daily circulation
ass. About 81 600 volumes distributed from
the uptown and downtown branch Offices. The number
OF volumes o fiction circulated was 69.2O6; standard
works 81 4O7 books in foreign languages, l2.SSo The
number OF volumes IN the library is2Ol l23, ana
692O books added during the yedI being the
largest number added In year since 1875. Inc re-
cepts S2305 81 Increase of S624 % over last
year The expenditures were $2i,ss2 Is. The amount
expended for books, periodicals and binding being
SlO9lS rs On April 80 there 3,430 members, an
increase OF u over last year The number Of persons en-
titled the library is 5.2Gl More books aud maps
muatcd and defaced IN the year just ended than
ay previous year The books most injured are enoy-
elop8dias and other standard works.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-14
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NLW- YORK DEALINGS
NEw-YoRK May -.
Little in the way of description is needed by
the grain speculation to-day The net result OF the
movement OF prices an advance all along the line
Cash wheat was barely changed and cash was
lower. while tho purchases for export were
almost nothing. In options, however, a
fairly active speculation took place Wheat
In the afternoon shook of a downward tendency
hibcd Ia the early dealings aud encouraged by OadcTOp
reports and some wild bull rumOrs about export put
chases al Duluth prices recovered ali the days decline
and ended within shade OF the best figures and os0A
cent above last nights quotations Final prices werc
May, ~ O3as; June. III O37s; july 81 O5ss
August, ~ O0at: September, 81 Os The final
gains for options IN corn were l9al2
cent at jja May, 5Jh for June. JjA Tor July ana
JGi cents August oats were mp ia . cent AT 30o
Tor May 1878 for June and iOe cents for July The pro
vision market quiet ana little changed from last
night.
Al New-York Baltimore. Philadelphia and Boston the
receipts OF grain to-day were; Wheat ii 3e9 bushels
corn 30 80 bushels oats l26i63 bushels total grain.
3Gs al bushels flour. 23JGO barrels The RECEIPTS at
Chicago. Milwaukee, aud 81 ions were; Wheat 92'627
bushels corn 26l 7j6 bushels; oats. l712S6 bushels;
total grain, 5J4, 600 bushels four 44se3 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-14
THE COURTS.
WHAT MISS HoYT CALLED HER FATHER.
80 xuo pAssAeEs-Ar-ARMs BETWEEN THE


- ,ruo pAsshaEs-Ar-ARMs BETWEEN 1hI
SENATOR AND lHE EX-GOVERNOR
pofore the hearing in the Hoyt Will case was
.r,nsd Yesterday Mr. Dupignac. attorney ior inc oo
tant handed to Surrogate Rollins the form Oh al
Gov the settlement OF the allowance oil s2o.oVo
70 Miss Hoyt Robert sewel, In oehaai " -, Tor
Kahn the attorney whose claim az lns' 4n S -. oh
services is PENDING before referee saiu no ed IL
,sc,,on 70 having the money paid into coun' p,r Mr.
Joo'o" - -, -, tho referee,s decison concernhs ui
-, -, Tho surrogate said he dio no - =,
.., ,ba, Mr. Kahn should ACT aS w -,
.,, o.aedine but In fixing the aih' - -,
No. uovt he bad left enough 70 inoo' ~ eu -.
Gre, oopld be allowed TO MI. hAnn ~ .. :.
.n and no fault with this; and 30 the oraer sS
settled TT ID Ntu,ard ,vas con.
snned by Butler The witness SAID no naa
stated Co Jesse Hoyt that the question OF homcida III
.aritv should be considered In Miss Hoyts case on
scannt Of her having threatened the servant Win
eeTying He enumerated the persons TO whom ne
bad spoken about the case since leaving tne "'nesS
stand the day before, naming as one Mr. EVarts, Tho,
General Butler-Is so unimportant person tnas
you mention him lasti A: Mo- | spoke 10 nun last
The witness said people could be sent TO nsane
against their viii though not insane He sn on
that sent 10 an insane asy u put su ,td
At that institution neorSes TSee bov Of Mr. aoyt by
the insertion OF instruments In making ny poaer 'o
MT. Evarts Directing to one of General Buffers ques
tons sid: There sense In IL . 49,,
General Butler-Pm not compelled to furnish you with
Mr. Evarts~No Thank God I'm not compelled to re-
celve II In that way.
General Butler examined the witness I'm regard TO HI:
former testimony concerning the use OF choral and
other drugs in Mr. Hoyts This has all been gone
over before by the former counsel in this objected
MIR Eyarts q Why travel this road agahF
The former counsel In this case. replied 1eher'u
Butter was very loose in his methods
The witness said that profane swearing might pe an
evidence of insanity IL ndulged In without
adequate under circumstances that were hot
appropriate as where swore loudly In church pc
cause some entered his pew without being lnvted
Miss Howl called her father blank blanked scounhrel
and liar because as she said he had thrown her down
In the hall and choked her. She said he maze every
body outside of their house believe that he saint.
but her mother aud she knew better.
The case was adjourned until IL q. m. Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-14
Futures quiet, closng2 points higher on May and
points lower for other options sales, 1920 ba es
Market closing quiet steady Transferable notlceA



FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-Market dull. Winter
wheat holders are disposed 70 realize and have sold to mod
crate ext mt at about a I0c decline dport trae LIMITED
Paree for mined ate ants Sa,s l9 co c6s Of which
Extra at s. 50 10. inc udiug new bbls, at So 25i 700
6bs Fine 81 o0a SO 80 latter for Choice Mnter Wheat IN
s5ssl 30 400 SS sapsrns "a IS Spring
snpernBS So 5osss %. Extra No 3 81 4 asa 80 Good
eru u ssG Common 70 Fair Extra Ohio 81 5oSsI S0'
Good - 90 O.; Good 70 Choice 81 oS9*6no Common
MIXTURE a os 5 straight = 1885 %; Patent s. %
Far Extra, 81 5as4 - FAR @ Good 81 4ossS
very aoe e M E, Patent toI e % IdS wheI E5
sSTi4 ATeres e Ss5 80 market closing 9 bh
o co9~P' cSS Is az rs S GOOD :
;....coRN MEAL-guiet Yellow Western. So oossS 4oi
GRXIN~WHEAT-MarE unsettled ana IRE ular. Cash
opened Sc Ow or then advanced '.s &C. then sbcat
o the ana a sas ue s
6iy Milling and fairy active lransactons IN 'ptionns
bush sales 40 900 bush. future 10000 bush. SPOT
am 10 arrive including 40 0O tu Sol Northern % arre
Red s7ss o. No Red 81 ca delivered from store Il OSs
8 o No. Red for May 90 esi O. closing a. q q 3S
$ Olsas O5S closing at O64; for August 81 O53e
81 g. closing at 81 Oo3i do Tor september OG1
q + NJ, do. To- January, 81 is&S$i q siSs
i Ing Canada e P State n0Saa EAR
LEY &Tp BARLEY MALTmDui p price 10, gnc9a9ss
isa &c lower then recovered ard ad yanoed ga &C.
thru lost tie and declined tn and closed hrh
"a under the best prices gnt trade tor export ail
home cool business in oDtlOns ~hpp bought
COZ bush. sales. 2SOO0 bush. future, l39 900 bush
spot including Ungraded Mixed at % 0569c; steamer
.IXcd, IJ3tc elevator. sc aioat No. 2, J6Q56c.
eeya or 3 "a pc. anoat ungraded White Sc: adoat
SOU Ne low DE; 40 Mixed for May 81 = d95hc-
closing at 56Nc do for June, $4,000 closing at 5jc
s G U eo SSSt &c S1 o Oh. A Nlfe
brttcr. options i4alc better closing firm shat
under the b35 600 bush. future lDOO(
bush spot including No Mixed at c No 30 h939s.e-
No quoted No White. t3Lc No. 2 33203fSac
No quoted a. at ,Uoi MIXED Western. 4o9i c.. Whit
do. 40 a White No Mixed for May
si~639Ssc. closing 3 &C; do. for June 3d. 37c
closing - for july 39S4 4Uc closing at so
ED-Market heavy ~ 10 and 81 10 I6G77 bc. &c
B assoc; loo h. 5Gg5c; shaps II 0OGsl % Rye feed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-14
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Fer North Riser. Vessels and aafiroaf4
NRw.Yopu Nav IQQS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YoRK. May 10. 1885.


BEEsWAX-Is easier; 1000 sold yesterday at 81 a. $40
C0FFEE-spot RIO quiet and firm at ssc for Fair no
IA the receipts bags closing dun barely
steady however at the following agures May 6.TO9875,
september 90 200; October 7.o596.l0i November
IlO01l5i December. 7l51720. Mild grades steady
private terms.
COTTON-spot cotton quiet steady and UNCHANGED 4ss
paes sold deliveries, 1000 bales receipts the ports
693 last year
The quotations according to the American arc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-14

The Government coin issues steady with the bids
TOT the 3s up e Currency 6s strong at
higher quotations. are closing quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-14

SPIRITS OF TURPENTiNE
CHARLESTON. May l3.-Turpentne trm at 900.
SAVANNAH. May l3.-Turpentine quiet At 29c.
WILMINGTON. May 1y.-Turpentines steady ~ 20c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-14
Sisters OF

Charity attached SO Murys Infant Asylum Dorchester
Mass certify the inesmsbe value OF AYERS sARsA'
PARILLA Of eyes and skin diseases
among the many unfortunate children under their care s
s. D. BoDwELI. Wilmington Mass writes concerning the
OF her who troubled with ayes
a. follows. az gave AYERS sARsAPARILLA 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-14
Charity

maybe frest and foremost the train that on mans
most drned and happest state" but the dignity hap
pincss Of long endure without thas
may DO obtained IN a few bottles OF AYERS sARsAPAs
hILLA. A. w. PARKER. lumber dealer 203 Bloary 50.
Montreal Que writes "Aer being troubled with Dyspep.
sin for year and with Salt kheum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-14
NV Little Girl,
For a Number of Years,

Prepared By d. J. O. Aver a Co. I0wsl. Mass. q. A.
gsr sale by all pruxEiss Rsiss e1I sis ssss fer e.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-07-24
CiviI.Service Examination.

Fifty-seven young men recently un
derwent "a civil-service examination fo'
postal positions in Albany. ''Some
very strange answers were returned te
the questions in geography and history.
One brigh. young man bounded New
York on the north by Pennsylvania and
on the south by Louisiana. Another, in
answer TO the question, Which one OF
the great lakes is entirely within the
United States?' wrote in answer, Lake
Champion Name the thirteen origi.
nal States was one of the questions,
and candidate named among Others
California and Mexico. Another candi.
date was bound to be consistent, for ev.
cry sum on the arithmetic paper wa:
solved by addition. Many other ridicu.
lous mistakes were made by the appli.
cants. One of the young men trying
for a clerkship made no mistake in hi.
manner of Obeying the command tc
write letter to the Postmaster-General
giving his views of the postal service
After addressing his letter properly anc
in a very excellent hand, he wrote some
what as follows: Il have had thus fal
little experience with the postal service
nothing more than receiving or sending
an occasional letter. Iexpect, however
soon to be engaged in this service, ant
will write to you giving an opinion based
on experience.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-07-24
Art in Paris.

An inventory has recently been taker
of all the works of art belonging to the
city of Paris. and their total value ha:
been appraised at f49O, 266, the civil
buildings being estimated at one-third'
and the religious edifices at two-third.
of the sum. the two churches of St
Eustache and St. German des Pres con.
tanning works of art valued at f52. 600
The depository in the Boulevard Morland
contains 50 statues valued at f15,560
while the sculpture upon the Hotel dc
Vile is valued at f55, $50. The work:
of art placed in the parks, public gar
dens. and highways are valued at f40,-
900, about . third of this sum being
the essential value of the monument
upon the Place de la Republique. The
collection of plans and diagrams. the Ii
brary, and museum are estimated a:
worth about f12O.OOO, and the contents
of the % municipal libraries f25. 900.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1885-07-24
An Appeal Which Was Needed.

The Naples correspondent of tn.
Standard telegraphs: Among the crowd
awaiting day or two ago. before the
Royal Palace, Queen Margaret's return
from her usual drive, man was seer
with baby in his arms. On the ap,
proach of the Royal carriage he pressed
a petition into the infants hands, and
threw both petition and child into the
carriage. Her Majesty, though startled,
caressed the crying infant, and took il
into the palace. 1t was then consigned
10 a policeman, who soon found the
father and took him to the police station.
He turned out to be an eX-corporal OF
the ..bersagliori, who, after twelve
years service, had been unsuccessfully
waiting for some civil employment, and
was now in the greatest distress with 8
numerous family. Several petitions OF
his having been without result, he con-
trived to obtain, through the Original
way he adopted of rendering this last
one. and through the graciousness OF
Queen Margaret, pecuniary assistance
and the promise that he should be pro
yided for.