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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17
roWN TOPICS.

The Cl4y case is ~ Gear a. mad.
81 Patrick Dag Ia ne nornias.
Namps as quite pssy4lsaE snsag The
sehsoi e1iAirsn-
The curtain rises - TIE Eiks ssnsns
proaIptiy a. i41.
Aausnal wilson already bks iarxs foses
Of men af sofx -isaains lns streets.
7. j. Farroa n4s n4ds zasay nss frlsaas
dariaz as Drsseag eaksEsu4snt IA tnls CITY
iJiphrhersa Al So. - Fourth ave. kstis
sad Jabn1y Dodd. szs1 sssPsctissiy and
syezrs
ssssr.l husiaass places sFs already
sesann' o tbs Gsssa IA honor of 81
RagricK Day.
Al iarofs aat on tbs Payne case Wers
DISCHARGED % Judge 10a g0msry fsssss-
asg aBlil next tsssiay.
Worthy 6as.nstt, JoAs kA4k- K. A. Bsrris
and 81 ID. F8Lisr nave applet - the S~afa
Of P0lies Commissioners for psos.ons-
TIE Cas.s Company express tasir iatsn-
ton Of breaking sr0und for tie nes LAST
Bndssst saDis car routs a. e. early day.
suu alarm Of 6ss ga, tarnsd ia lAst
evening Al 90, caused bs chimney %
NJ. Mctsarrin's residences Al 81 south DlyIs-
ian- At. calehlng nFs. No damage
Ths Board Of Police Commissioners de-
mand II al societies who want special
polieemen appointed without pay % de-
posit - a. security Tor oadges. etc
The executive COMMITTEES OF the West
Aiehizan Press Association vii probably
meet IN tnis city 5000 % decide up0a the
place Of holding ne asxt aanasl nisetlng.
The funeral Of William III. Harrison, Who
died Wednesday night at ais residences, lS5
south ProsDsel-sl.. sill De held fron the
arn a. fnrtArr1sQ -
altsElGoo.
Next .esk will os observed by the w. C.
T. T. As a wsex 0f prayer. The w q, 1. L.
rooms viii be open every afternoon during
Toe .esx and meetings will os held from
% 3 . clock.
The Pre- Commissioners have expressed
Themselves as opposed 20 allouing lnforms-
tlOa 20 &c giyel - the newspapers oy tee
phone from the sagine houses on ths occa-
sion OF tire alarula
The nrs alarm early Yesterday morning
vas turned Ia from box 55. Il Vas caused
by 0 smudge in the kitchen OF Peter Ma
iskss dwelling, No. 30 Pine-st. which dam
aged him 30 sorta-
Applicants for teachers certificates in the
city schools will assemble for exapination
In the Board Ol Education rooms March -.
80 and 3l A number OF the Senior class OF
the High school viii apply.
one marriage license Vas issued Yesterday
By lhe County CLARK 20 Daniel q. simmons.
aged =, and Ida NJ Wilson. aged -. Doth
of this saty. This 10 the nrsE license issued
on Friday for several weeks.
IN the svsnt OF transfer or lease OF the
Toledo, saginaw 4 Mackinac railroad 10
the Grand Trunk system. which Is talked
OF, the D., u. II. a N. will run directly TO
sazinaw and there compete chiefly for the
Chicago traffic.
William Pinksrton. agent for the Metro
poliIan Manufacturing Company. was ar
rzixned in Police Court cn . charge OF en-
oezztiDg 81 from tbs company. aud pleaded
not guilty. Tue case vas adjourned and
the mattsr. 10 - said, will be settled up.
A telegram TO the TxLEsEAx- Il ERALD
from Sheriff Bisnop at Indianapolis states
that hs wzs TO leave there &C 9.so last nigh
with George Osborns whom he has ar
rested for stealing a sl0 tool from the
Grand Rapids school Furniture Company
1QOpS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17
One of GordoE's Men

Gordon said Piunkstt. after a short
pause, ''had er fellow in bis old brigade that
haven't heard OF since tho war. and I'd like
mighty well 10 know what became of him.
'Gordon's Bull ne was called.
II think he belonged TO the Thirteenth
Georgia regiment, and If were 20 tell You
how that man could holler you'd not believe
il; but you know II is seven miles ercrcss TO
the East Tennessee railroad, and III bet You
might put Gordon's Bull over there md let
one Of the big engines blow its whistle. and
Jet him hollcr, and you could hear his voice
above the locomotive
I've heard Of that fellow said Brown,
speaking for the first time, "and he was red.
headed"
YES continued PluDkett, taking no notice
Of Browns interruption, you could always
tell where Gordon's brigade was by that
fellows boiler. and / think that after Gordon
got up higher he exempted him from duty.
Just on account of his voice. He could call
the brigade together any time when they'd
got scattered. and IL was always joyful
sound to the broken down straggler that had
fallen behind during the day and, overtairen
BY darkness. fcotsore and hungry. found his
way 70 camp by the guidance Of this wonder
ful mans voice Sarge In Atlanta Con
rfttufio1
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17
PERSONALITIES.

r. Z Wicking travelling salesman for the
Steele Packing & Provision Company, of
this city, returned yesterday from south
srn Trip and reports fair trade. Frank is
a genial good fellow and has many friends
here and on bis route. he will remain ia
ths city over Sunday. guest At the Eagle
Hotel
L. 5 Russell. Of the West Michigan II
sarce st Bangor. was ia the city last e.,
ing snroate from the encsmpmect AZ Ltr
sing, and paid q friendly visit 10 this oftce
accom- panied Dy Col T. 81. Harvey. also OF
Bangor.
J. r Nickum. travsiIng representative
for large tobacco manufacturing ssiao-
hshmsns in 81. Louis. Mo, IL ia the city.
Or. Q. r. Walker, OF Ohio, IL ia the city.
The xuest Of William P. Wolf. the popular
clerk IN Ksilosg & Iang's drug store.
LOUIS Zunder, rsal estate and insurance
agent, Of this city. will ocais with hss sons
a. Omsns. Nso-, early ia the Spring.
MIRA W. A Burksy has resigned her posi-
ton a. Assistant Superintendent of the Di-
vison Street. NJ. +. Sunday school.
As. White. Of the Michagaa Artisa-, will
oreax up housekeeping Monday. and with
his Two daughters 20 10 boar ding.
Ms. n. Allen. Of Ciinton-st., Is attending
ths silver wedding Of Rev. b. Conn and
vie. In Chicago today.
Mr.. J. Steobins, OF North-ave., has located
a. spokane Fails W. 4. His family have
not yst followed him.
Wallace Franklin. travelling salesman for
Fairbanks. Morse q Co, OF Chicago. 10 reg
istsred a. fae Morton.
"KiT' Carson. OF the Kslsnas Soo Agricul-
tursi Works. vas registered at the Ea<is
Hotel yesterday.
Miss Lettie InEersoll accompanies Miss
r. II. Bremen u York. 10 select Spring
millinery goods.
T. NJ Lent Of Boston, Is IN the city he
IL prominent capitalist and las lent q
great deal
Miss Mary q. fngsrsoll. Madison ave
school teacher. Is ksps from her duties BY
liness.
Alex. n. Fimors. of Miiwsukse. va. in
the city yesterday. q guest st Sweets
Dol. George P. sanford Is down from Ian
sinx. registered st The Morton.
Reed r. Freedman. of New York City. is
IN The eitT. . guest at sweets
George ~ Goodwin. Of Kansas City. vas
st the clarendon yesterday.
william Obensur, Of Phiisdelpb q, vas sl
The Morton yesterday.
/. Henry Spring vii lssvs this morning sor
visit 10 NJ. CiemsBfs.
n. @. Dimcck. Of Chicago. i ia the city
stopping a. Sweets
n M Rose. Of the fendcr. celebrst-d hi.
birthday yesterday
a. Cobb, 81 Boston. Vas in the city vss-
teryfsT on business.
Cspt r Jones. e. 5. A.. Of New York. is
st rhs Ncrton.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

n she Police Oaars Yesterday morning.
.f,sr the resdinx cf testimony previously
taken for The prosecution. the def-nse IN
Cd. seaman muraer csss bexaa the taxing
81 tesamonv. AA The proof fsksn ~ss on
enc point evidently sviax the foundation
Err seiEdeienss therern The witness
MsroneY. previously csiled by shs Sssie.
testified thst he hsd frequently ssen tns
u,urier-Si nan. Powers. Save pocket
fnsfe Of q certsin kiad snd described is
rhen M Rissigett vha is snzszrd n ths
four sni Ted BUSINESS on s1nfh Division
st. aesr the scene 81 ~ nurfrr. testified
- ne andlng Il tbe kniie sAs usxt nora
inr On ths ecen. II ina rrsg>tv =
Esrris the grocer. testified to hsvirg he
knife pi.csd - BIS possesssssn 81 the iu,isr
p sen the knife vas intrrfucrf 10 evsiens-e
tie witness Nsroliey recnguized it - fbs
enc seen ~ atm - the pcs-e~ion -
Powers The 49, vas shEn 81 isuroei anul
this sfteruccn. whcn TIE ssk1n9 af rrssnf
wili probsoir ~ ciesesf r seenls % hr g6e
theorv 81 fae eelfnse thst he murser--i
nsn ~-s shre~teniux he 1efeodant scan sn
~sth sn cpen knife vhen the sta olos
~es struck. sRd lisst q wss dealt IN sef-
d&1snee
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17
REAL ESTATE SALES.
trhis lisi is farnshea ~ w. K seriener.
real estate dsetes a3 fe2ri-st
.....-.l - -. I--l... $500. -. ~ I.


There ls something peculiar about the beef
Of Mexican cattle. froal tise q moaths calf
~ tie swear old COW or steer. the meat -
tender. begween the ayes ef 5 xad years
tie meat is tough. after TIE seyeath year ne
t-cfs begiEs 10 grow tendar sgaln, ans an sn-
inaal o; "a years furnishes the oe>s eating q
ali Thee cattle 90 nos mature until
they arc q, aud they contn nns TO I'll cut until
laey are and . f1soea u - years 10 fair
age
The Mexican butcher has methods pectll-
iarly his own he cuts al the nleat from
tie bones, and in thin strips. W ben ATnsri-
cans iiIst went into the country in coEsidera-
bic numbers they foand great difficulty ia
getting either steals CT roS.slS- New, how
ever, the native butcbers supply meat as
desired for their American trade, ana con-
tlnue 10 sell strips 10 the Mexican customers
wv. Is >. ia Globe Democrat
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

UNITED srATLs-Herbert a. Tiffany VS..
Tho mas Wilcs; sssumpsst; trial ia progress.
T. liol X. Stiilman ri a.. vs.. George DE
Grsw: sssumpsit; verde, for plaintiff 500.
United Sistrs VS. Freeman Lavaliey: in
dictlnent for sending obscsDe matter through
the mail. srfaigned and pleaded not guilty;
uiat this term.
CIRouIr.-Joseph Morrill, VS.. Henrietta p.
Faruer, assgmpsit: verdict oi no Cause o!
action: judgment for defendant for coats.
Anna Miss,k for tbs use and benefit OF
Pauline Missik We. jeremiah Payne; tree
pass on the case; on trial. In the matter Of
the petition OF Cornelius Apple for a writ
of hsbeAs corpus in behalf OF John Apple.
hearing postponed until morning.
sUrERIoR-The People vs.. James De
korne; assault with intent 10 commit rape;
on trial.
PRoBATE-Esiate OF Eli L. Hammond, de.
ceased; order appointing Lewis So omon
and William Frosi commissioners on claims.
Estate Of James b. Campbell, minor; or
der allowing guardians final account. Is
tate of Mary FREY et al. minors: guardians
b. nd flied and letters issued TO Frederick
Nagel. Estate of VIM. II. Mcdonnell, de-
ceased; order appointing Roger w. Butter
field administrator Estate of Sarah Deven-
dorf, deceased; order admitting will u pro-
bate; residuary lesatee's bond fled aud let
ters issued. Estate of VIM. J. Il ,nner. de-
ceased; order allowing administrator iDal
account, distributing estate aud discharging
administrator. EstSte OF Ursula Feeter. a
mentally incompetent person; petition for
appointment OF a guardian filed; hearing
March 81; petitiOa for appointment OF a
special guardian flied; hearing March -.
Estate OF Charles McDononr, mentally in
competent person; guardians annual sc-
count filed. Estate o. Asrt koning. de-
ceased; petition Tor appointment of an a6-
mipisIrator fled; hearing April Is; order
appointing Cora kouing special sdmini:ira-
uix; bond filed snd letters issued. Estate
oi hattie IA. Blodgett, q minor: bond and
oath on sale of real estate filed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17
The oREAnsRS

We are Lke ususle 1lAkers.
And ue are tls creaIners If tre&czs
WanceFisg ~ lo1e sea breakers,
And ssEging - eesolAss streams,
World losers aad world f0rsz%eCs
oE sboaa tne pale u-ooa g.e2sos;
Yea we are ths movers AID snzkers
OF the scfid to<xssF, u sseals
wtta voDd-Ffs4i aeAthisss dit.ies
We build up the wcrlds great cities.
And out of a fabulous story
We fasillon an empire glory,
one m4a uiEl = dream. "a pleasure.
shall 80 forth aud ccnquer crown:
And three. With asw songs measure.
Can tTaungls Kingdom dowa-
A breath Of our lnspirstlon
Il the life Of each geeeTaIioa,
A sondro0s thing II our dreaming.
u0earthiy, impossible seeming,
The soldier, the king and he peasant
Are working together IA one.
I'll our dream sial become their present
And their work in the world be done
Arthur . ShAushnessy Ia Washington Critic.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

swss Afterxarss tol3 Lsna he w9ald psy
ksx s. a sea shzls A6s. Payne sas a-ay.
). ReAs aaa Lens a. kS.s ae82t as< uaola<r
Says taxing every cses Il esF ssgsss teia
neF sks ol1k1t ~ Asse so zss asnk Tor h@rssif
aDd s24EessT s1s sanss1 Tor tAs sxt .
.zxes bs s01id Est f0r her. He siJers&r1
10 lxot LAR saoes tor 81 ~ feF asr. saa oE
heE i6ta bars s54y . rag fsg tbs 0shsg - -.
Wbsn asked whether be Asd ssef lad
erin al iatercoorse WITH Lena ths wiEnsss
rs.ssd his hant. aud sith = tFeB oliRg sc.cs
Sad A God = ny jasxe. 1 ana inaoceut
of Ghe ca2rss alleged As4lass ne o. her. aad
she kaoss Il
Before ths eross-sxsmi1stion wxs begun
tee oass y ss s530arrsa-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

Throughout the United Ststes at the
present time there are probably so persons
Studying - be veterinarians. fifteen years
ago there were not twenty students in the
whole country. and there was but one college
There are . fe~ men who have not graduated
from any college who are competent vefer4n-
srians They have read. studied and prac-
tlced until th-y are quite competent. jas; The
same - In tce early days of this country =
certain number Of n1er st1died nelicine by
themselves snd became good physicians
without re ai5 81 collegiate training But
there are very few competent vsterluaris1s
who are rot graduates u s7Tus Veterinary
colleze ID g. C0n~tocx. u D. IN Tbs
F-och
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

Very few people know anything OF Thomas
domestic side. which u a very happy one.
Some twenty years axs Mss Porter, vhc
teaches the FAR famed girls schools 81 Farm
inzton. Corn.. undertook 10 efscate young
girl t. te her assistant aud eventual successor
Just about the tine she had erananscd ber fun
of Greek ard the higher mathematics she verv
unwisely invited a certain musical German
up 70 The school to lecture before her pupils
on orchestral effects and composition. The
learned young graduate followed the example
Of other young women les learned. and feu
promptly in love With The lecturer He was
wise enough - return II ard Ms Porter i,~4
an s<zisrant. While Theodore Thomas gained
sVfA
Il is The PROUD ard grcoutr~iic.e5 hoast cf
this CLASSICAL snd nnafhensticsl sckolsr fhat
in a. tbe rest twenty vsar~ her hasbsr,s hss
rnten hut three inferior r-eass in hs own
houss- Sc conn-s - rscs - 'Snotsbie~
Esw Errisnd houSs<@epers SRI ire Inherited
iustlurt - - strong thst tha theory fhrt
iasTnei worsca srs sscsirz IN douesfioifv
Il rrne-hss 10 aeuscust~stio1 In k~r Thev
srs tccroaThiy ssEsre5esss+s ard eonzsnisi
o0urle. and Nr Tsozras' aou.extic exsssenoe
= s< hsrpy - his pgbiic -sreer hez ben
<-eat. There : pretty cazsEaoer s1'r TTo~fHg
60 wkc dceS 1c< srpesr n xr~sfiTT rs~ernkis
ei,se~ Parent 50 Sc - bat n~siiocre ma
sscisn. srd S-Sri-e ~ 49, - h4frx s1s,ssrf
e BE Harvard Annex. T. coasi,s~rshiy nsor.
concerned ~fth tks fsshio1s s6sn w1ta aif
fe~sufisI esarzsiss- Brook.ya Esgie
isshizs gonns isasy . sss - ssro- .
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17
"what on Garth /, all thai pastabo.r

what on earth is all that pastabcsr
for?" was the remark Of many yesterday
seeing large losds o; sttaw boards being
uoloaded in front OF Nos. 80 and Al Norll
Division-st. Ii Is FOR the Peninsglsr Paper
Box Company. who wlsh To announce 10
The consumers oi paper boxes in this city
hat they are now fully prepared to mana
fxciure paper boxes of every description or
short notice. Quality OF work and price
that defy competition.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

Yesterday was ono Of those successful
sale Gays with J. J.. Homfn. tho populsf
Jeweler. at rs Canal si., and when the auc
uoneeT's hammer was laid aside. the SAFE
showed that liiieen gold aud silver watches
lad ieit the store, snd none oi the plrchas
ers went away dissatisfied. Mr.. Homar
oilers his goods on their merits and goods
sold by the crier. II not as represented, MAJ
oe returned. There Is bargain in store
every cav o. IS Cansl.st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

A western schoolusa'srn has l-crlne fsraous
- E~rx si heT puplis ost a Ia seboos
house 1hie a blizzard Vas ia progress
Sorr~ 6sT So ray ru-ceel in Serrtns them
81 s. setecl While csrc1s TTccsss 81 3 I'sss-
lrr- sud then hsr nsrne VII g so~E IN III
tara- .-.r-- -. Irrreler
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17
Foa OVER TgREE MONTHS

Ny son suffered night snd day with rben-
nstism; 50 much so that be wss unable ,o
iced himself Your Sulphur Buffers cured
nim, aud | am truly thankful 10 say the y
are al honest meoicine.-Mrs w. ii. Carlo
ton, wife cf Deacon Carleton, Fifst Bsptisl
church, Winchester, Mass
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

We are receiving daily all the new styles
10 hats, bonneis ribbons, flowers aad miiii-
aery novelties direct from the maniac
turers and importers. Bargains giYea in
every line. either 81 wholesale or retail.
ADAMS & Co,
% MoDroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

Ten different qusrtettss have entered for
the com petition song tournament TO be
given at Grant Mich. on Friday night
aarch %, under the direction Of Prof. J.
Yield.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17
I.ApIEs. ATrsETieEi .

Actual pleasure in use Of Sewing
Machine II yon eny a genuine Automatic
mace oniy by Wilcox & Gibbs. 8. NJ. CO. "
y q. Medallion trade rsrk on every
machine, WortE's EXCHANGE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

Catarrh originates IN scrofulous taint In
the blood. Hoods 6arsspnTlila oradicstes
every inipurity FROM the blood. anu thus
promptly and permanently cures catsrrh.
Give IL a trial
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

Ta6zs-M -MadsE. wkaz - yo1r seef
Sae-Tc TcFr honor / sesve tssf totAe mercy
q Ire ccara i}slfsaso Ccr1nsefc.s3-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

Trs rAn 80 t1-rsseEis - cz1l szsot1er nzsx
- asr. - as tes-t cza % - z~@x1 harx-
Tls sesre nsay - f4lss. sag~ag-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

New Tomatoes, Cucumb-rs, Rsdishes.
Onions. and everything 10 the line Of greeI
vegetables 81 A. Meigs 4 Cos.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

Don't yield 10 hsumssism I'LL you bavs
tried saivalion OIL. Price IS cents bottle
OF ail tie popular isyorites. lie genuine
article is DR.. Bulls Cough syrup. . cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

Waszssssos. Axseh t1.-L.saE - S-sh
ssst@Fsy xiHas. stationary ssmesssEags. TAR
...fa-r
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

rss the great secisc 81 eci3 - sts
besd srt csts~rh-Dr Sages Csss--h
Rsmedy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08

He IL Preparing 10 Contest George
Wise'N sent.

Judge Waddil was seen by a Dispatch re-
porter Yesterday and asked II he was still
determined 10 contest the seat Of Hon. George
d. Wise in Congress.
eyes, sir" replied the Judge, al am
getting things in good shape now and in
about three DAYS wiIlserve notice Of the con-
test Oh Mr.. Wise"
"Wbat have you done 40 FAR in regard to
the contestw continued the reporter.
al and three clerks have for some time
been buslv engaged going over the regis
trstion- and poll-books OF the precincts in
Jackson Ward. ! also have a list OF the
voters who cast their ballots at the special
election held after the regular polls had
closed on November 9Th. We will finish up
This work now ia few days, and think /
can safely say that | will gain between 200
and (. 200 votes IN Jackson ward"
(" Win you make a contest over the votes
in any part Of the district except Jackson
Ward "
~ believe that frauds were committed ell
over the district and may make a general
contest, though the votes will gain IN Jack
son Ward will give me a large majority"
judge Waddil says be is confident he will
get the seat and that the case will be consid'
cred soon after Congress cOnycnes but this
was the sort OF tAtk that was INDUCED IN
before the case sgaiast Mr. A. B. Guigon
was heard by toe United states CommiS-
sioner. After the examination was over
everybody " rendered why the complaint was
ever made. All ei Judge WaddilPs hopes
are destined TO be disspated IN the same
yV4V.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08
MRs. PoTFER RORBEp.
A Hotel Thief who Follows Toeatri-
cal Companias Canent.


A Washington telegram says: Last eve
ming soon after 10 O'Clock & servant girl at
the Arlington Hotel saw young man enter
the rooms Of Mrs Potter, who was then at
the theatre The girl, with the theft OF
Mrs. jesse Bartlett Dayis's diamonds in the
same hotel fresh 10 her mind Informed Man
ager Bennett, who. with two porters, ap-
preached the room stealthlly. and opening the
door quickly, found the stranger overhaul
ing Mrs. POtter's elects The man showed
no embarrassment, but saying pleasantly
" beg pardon IL anl In the wrong room"
started 10 leave. The two pOrters seized
him and held him until Sergeant liarbicOn
and an officer arrived and took possession OF
the prisoner. A search OF his pockets fe-
yealed property subsequently Identified by
Mrs. Potter, valued nj about $1,000 in
Guiding three gold breastpins, two lace pins,
four gold safety pins, gold pencil, gold
badge, one gold link button, four gold
sleeve buttons, diamond pendant set With
sapphires and pearls, diamond nat DIN. a
ggld flower pin, and a number Gf gold coins
amounting in value 10 sl0 diamond ring
valued a. $3.50 was also found aad thIs Is
believed to he one stolen from Mrs. Davis.
The thief proved to be a man who had
registered at the hotel Yesterday as j. B.
Buck. He refused 10 give bis name at the
police station. and suggested that the officers
might call hm Joseph Brown. In his room
al the hotel was found a satchel containing
about fifty keys, number Of them skeletons,
which showed that he was an expert 10 the
business. number OF pawn-tlckeis for
jeweiry pawned in New York and PblladeI.
phia were also IN the satcbel, but there vas
nothing % show who the man Is or where he
Ia fOna a ~ Dnitlp
Court to-day. Mrs. Potter appeared against
him, and he was held for further examina-
tiOn.
Buck is thought 10 be the same man who
helped himself on Friday night TO tho yAlna-
bles Of Miss Alice Taylor and Miss Laura
Rudesill Of " rbe Little tycoon" company,
10 GUYS Hotel, At Baltimore. At that time
the ladies' left in their room watch In box
on the bureau, and some iewelry in a box.
Miss Rudesil also left her purse.
The door was locked, aud they
took the key 10 the theatre with
them. Whea they returned they found
their trunks open aud their clothing scatter
ed about on the floor. The purse was left,
but all the money 10 II was taken. Tbree
boxes had been opened, but no dresses were
taken. Willard G.. Sponsors room on the
next floor below had also been Tapsaeked
and his valHables stolen. At Peppers the
room OF Miss Annie Pomeroy was robbed On
the same evening.
Buck appears TO have followed theatrical
companies in bis piliering work, and to nave
gone 90 from Baltimore 10 Washington. dis
plan was 10 get thorough knowledge OF the
rooms he intended 10 rob. and then dc his
work with marvellous celeriiy. Buck is about
twenty-one years old. has a smooth and rather
handsome face, and dresses very neatly.