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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09
Females.

\ LADY. fonrElr. IN .Tuial.h hath.
40 "!-a,e.. n"ar 3}i.,t.; one rishf.
\ YorNc WIDOW u cGu' alton and
" 80" 10 .or. 30 mana cn"nt. car
- seiTsnt-. 90. 'r-.ie- POSITION a. COM
of r""htft wor' q ta.tr ,rr' - an invalid
j. p good ;.o'cl p: Onlr lca,ol ablr com.
% r-1''ou .'fc.'cd. tf~. W. Tribune
tl'oNn pf.'. l.2le Tr.a!wny
YOUNG LADY. GOOD and rapid WRIT
o.. d"-,r"- position; . year. esr-rlenrc
Adir',' NJ. NJ. noN l3I Tribune Ollie.
MEHotb rEl.E dr,ie, work on
'oil,t sets. en- hi,ns scars up ,avo.-; wo-k
'aNei f1r. blil ,hN,N. 30 Ipst Oils.
ENGLISH LADY rtarrlno u Iurore
about o." 'SM Inst. would Ike o. take
rh,r'. Z yogag leai'. 81 cDitIIrn Wishing
g. ,.I'.i Tor p'a"r', os THY: ie-Inre'
l'It'wn o'licc l.2i- H' laway.
HIGHLY CULTIVATED Vs.ting
ari'- fr.'r aG lr,n'l pupils Tor paint.
iue .sngpag's nf~t-ca,s music. srlcncc.r
a. lurf. od an,"l pups. SrCf rs.
ttL. Aav'rt Stag Aelncy - 4a,-a,e.
KINDiIGAg1NHN. 10y u young
'ldy A. ;,achc. a. ru~'or. govcril"-s
,tir'.s % ~. libnao otce.
LADY PIANIST giy.s Instructor at
r'c -onaYi" l.cr-. 4i' ith.l'r.: Top noor.
~rI NDGRkPIIER AMI l;rri.n -ion tyIc
vsltrt ls Young lady ha.lng some eN-
I,ri.nr" nodrfatr .alJry; refers ~ Rev
Dr. = huylcf Oraucr. y J. AdIr,s A.
Sc. H.. 80 llil'yer-si.. prang'. :. J.
>rENurHAPnEH nd TNPIWklTEH
smith lr micf 'Nr"fienrci. d'-irc- pl-i-
t.1g. rr vill r"crlN" work ~ ONO" rats
reasonable Ms JUD~ON, l32 Nassau
49,. Room ~.
.TENU,RAPuEH aul ',pvrl..r: ~.
rrru4 Christian: neat n1! willing good
rrf.rcnr,-. -. =. o. Aaiso.-.t., Erooh-
ltu "a Tar.
8. rN,D.tAPIlER aid tyloNii'cr:
r.l.a. noe. ieDnol .afyliar. J.. %. Box
80 - rr.a4nuy.
..I.NO. ,ENpul.R anl typewriter wishes
ir..tl.l: ,lg1' = Cri.frluA ami II ming
fYu nrrhinr- Accurately. good penn an
within to a--i-i ln oOic" WORK. " -
liilIifVf ~. - N'"urr &.
Sta Nnr:,pNT" enl 'yicNii'cF De-.
-.r.- f'0rr"nn' p 80 or a"c"..'r. n Il;
god l"rrYr,-. N. A.. ili Wet j9.h~t
TT 'HNrU T. frd tricnei'r- d"-
.ir- I"-i'i %; nr'i a'ruf't ant v liis;
go Il reference. y. T.. lJi >unait--t.
| i..t...itu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09
REPORT ABOUT \ BIG AND STRONG POOL.
THOUGHT TO re BASED on \ MISGNDERSTAND Nd
ING OF THE TRUNK LINE AGREE
NrNrr WEEK.
MENT or LAST WEEK.


London. Jan S.-Advces received ct the stock Ey-
change 10 the effect that the strongest and
largest railroad pool arranged in the United
States completed this morning. The consensus
Of opinion at the Stock Exchange IS that the
directors OF the AtchisOn. Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad Company have not settled upon scheme
for the reorganization of that company ana that
they waiting TO feel the pulse of the share
holders meeting on Thursday.
Chauncey VI. Depew said last light IN regard to
the rumor: There pool formed in this city.
The report from London is probably delayed re-
Election Of the action Of the Trunk Line Central
Traffic Association at its meeting last week 10
maintain rates terms which are fully within the
provision Of the Interstate Commerce Law. Be
yOn1 this, there has been concerted action or
combine lion OF railroads whatever
Russell Sage. when told OF the report from Lon
don said: 81 know nothing Of any railroad comb
nation such the report refers to-
Washington l.. Conner seen at his home. No
$40 MadisOn-ave., and said he knew nothing On
the subject. but "nasmuch London had the
Presidents message before did and considering
not be at all surprising IL London got ahead of
New-York If such "a move had been made. Possibly
the report IS based the recent meeting hcrr Of
Mesrs. Depew. Mayors and Roberts," he said.
George II. valiant. when spoken 10 on tIr ~lniect
at his house. No % West Sevcnty-;hrd-st. said
he had no knowledge Of any railroad combination.
and supposed that the action taken recently as 20
freight rates must in some way have given rise 10
the Iumor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09
BOARD iCanieo.

WANTED on shave. n SUNNY parlar
with = or 2 sl~cp!ng-rpou- com Getting. ol
the 1t or n GOor. with low steps nf c'
yator. between 18th and Both ste. boar,
inDs' De the best. Address. with fun par
trulifs Mn. }. GRACE. Box &c. Pcrln
Kill. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09
CONTRACTS LET FOR A TEXAS ROAD.

CONTRACTS LET FOR TEXAS ROAD
Dallas Tex. Jan. S.-Contracts have been let for
the construction Of the Dallas and Southwestern
Railroad 10 Palestine from this place. distance OF
1no miles The road will ultimately connect with
the Southern Pacific at Beaumont. the Texas trunk
Line being used a link II is said {. T. hunting
ton viii control the line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09
Real Gstatc uUantco.

WANTED.-To rent, with privilege o.
.uyiEC in one year. lam OF - or 100
acres Oh the wat r, in y Wellesley or on
Long Island Sound. Address i. BAErtN y.
I.oN AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09

COACHMAN. Married. seeks position
whore honesty and sobriety would be APP
prec!ated: ) years reference from last
place. Address j. H.. I,323 Amsterdam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09

WAsHiNG.-ly a rem .iole wonaa
to do lady's small washin ~ the dom,
IS cents or would % out By the day. "a
.Eas. 47th-st., w noeS.
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nllsccllancons.

DIVORCES Ohtllne1 privately. sepsra.
tlons. support damages. legal advice ana
pri,at' .iii.gniaiIcn On all prit ntr mitt'rs !:
ccneuitlfion frc. Nc-tlo;cgu Oct ci!Nc and
Law Agency, ~ Br acway
hETFD.-Orlgilai VA paper Ge,ign, /;
:r,f-cia,r artists nigit dispur- OF zone ~
their work by addressing w. .. J.. Tribune
ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED suiio
nr sclar4tely with b,l:d. rrics nc 60
cbaurcl 30 Wet ~ TO-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09
IN FAVOR or BROCKWAY
TESTIMONY FOR HIM IN TIE ELMIRA
REFORMATORY INVEST1GATloN.

INMATES NOW OFT oN PAROLE SAY THAT
PUNISHMENT BY THE sNFEi'iN li-N'r'r
PROVED A BLESSING TO TIiEM-"IF-
,;rssEs WHO HAD HEARD MOTH
~; AHOf-T CRUELTY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09

BARTENDER. 80 narrT- win rr-t.
-. 2 frr' ms wpf:s -it,ff.pn ~ MT
- -.cDnl 'ar'.rd r. e.. y or coVntIf.~ H.
J.. 1f.hDnc Oncr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09
MIR. TOWNE
Citn Real estate for Sale.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner lcs;h.st.-
Substantial artistic. detached house low
piice send for circular. ATLAS I'M
IKOVFMEST CO.. is broadway.
VALUABLE Ave. corner 4-siory iron
building, good Investment. bargain quick
buyer. might exchange. NIXON. 90 B'way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09

ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUGsCRlr-
TiONS FOR THE NETWORK THli.-
UNE WILL. he RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. i.2i@ broadway.
VENTlsEMEyTS at the following Branch
Offices: Isl Eighth-ave. 200 rhirn ave,
corner Forty-scyent.I-st.. 100 East ~'orty-
seyenth-st., corner Third-nyc.; ~ East
lo5th-st.. near Thiri-avc.. .OaD Third-a,c.
near sixty iirst-st.. .TOs First-avc.; W"
West Forty-second St: ln2 C0lumbus-ava
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Wor.t Wante0.
Males.

! Males.
NEA Il fSTATF-Expericnced nan mod
e,er 81 ary; cN1hlc 10 attend q In or
! OUTLOOK cuiics. BNsNEs. 2iI East l2ith-
ST.
SITUATION WANTED by a learned
! ir'hch and American pastry COOK. fancy
'9hc coniec,ioner ,aad e. aud or amcnt r ;
city or country. Addres EXPERT. 4.
.. BoX us. Trenton. y. j.
/ Experienced, would HE
ne al agency for good househclh sp.eillty
lor New orX City. Address MACK. l4S
IVES. ldth.sc.
STENOGl;APIIf.R. thoroughly comp..
! NJ ENGAGED par. time. desires work M rn-
ngS or evenings or for dlsengag time In
"nce. STENOGRAPIIER, ~ Broadway
Room 70l.
! LFSNAN.-Cvnt'em,n desires 10 II.
| ep9r VITA some good hons' a. travelling
salesman; plumbers ard steam ii'''r,' SUD-
| ply housr p,eferr d bc,t Florence. J. y.
! ROBERTS. Wilmington. Del.
NTEwAED.-py c,mpct II, I'D reliable
nan In club or hotel; thorough WORKER;
rn"Xccrtl.nable references furnished.
SCHMIDT 10 Sprng-st.
SUPERINTENDENT or FOREMAN
Nv Young man, 81; practical draughtsma1.
nnchinist and pattern-nnker; Understands
l ,,orsi,ns fully Competent to hohdIe men:
record aud references Address Box 81
/ Glens Falls. Warren Co.. y. Y.
TIKI srWORTHY Young mon wishes Io-
! sition OF trust; cln furnish best city refer
enceS from lrst-class houses. y. b., 232
East 2jd.s:.
wATCHMAY. Position as watchman !:
best di.y references. WIN. FIELDS, l2G
7th-are.. top floor.
WANTED.-P0.iilon with physician TO
~ 81 e :.
useful best references age. IL. CHARLES
Elpl. care James POtt & Co., ia
5th-avc.
WATCIiMAN. or caro- Of fats; lecture
ball SC. by a highly respectable elderly
CITY references; good penman. GEORGE
WEBB. care of Colonel Chester fiote
pe'ler. L"Xlngton-aye. and l2iih-st.
WOODWORkEE. with bench and tools.
- years in last Place. wishes straiy sltila-
ton. Call or ad1r"ss W. EBERLEiN,
49, lo'h@vc.
WATCUMAN.-For day or niqht. \
No. ref renee Adde'S, WATCitMAN,
2l9 Fast @2d.s..
YOVN,. MAN. vol odrca'oi II ~ anl
rr.p"' ti'lt Wishes employment; cauab'c OF
dcinva-r woi' D.t b1or" him bond. n'd
~ r,ncr. Ai-ac,, JAMES SPENCER,
9o3 lic.t's-st.
Yot NJ MAN Of = ono voni IN 10th.
Inc hou.'. would Ike position vheFe he
can afva1c" himself \. RLEIEIi. ZIG
Fast lCJth-e'
NrrN's NNN vl-he. s.:ua'ion. l. not
1'r,1 OF hai'l work, viii do ANYTHING. W,
i23 -th-aNc.
SHIPPING CLERK or PACK ERR
Young man WITH q years expert ne" lest
rei r"nCc'. WM. HARRIS. II Fast
loath.st.
YOvNG MARRIED MAN. rolable.
pHctical. g'rerli lu~lnp-s eNpiionco ard
ability. several llneutc"s. wants engage.
n'rt, com cf"f: ~ salesman. In or ont
SIDE: hookk"rO p. siael" or double and
grn 'al oilien work: wages. so: ~ r,f-r-
r'c's WILLIAMS. .,23j rfo3iway
EfOo%.yn.
YOUNG MN de-i-'s potion rs hook
lrcp or a-.'-fint I'm sDr.r lar1c firm:
GOOD mpth'u; a. 'ir: best rrfr.ucc-. Al
df"-, Il. -. Nol.ott-'t.. EDoklyn.
YOUNG Mn -. df.'rc. sf'ration: IA
wl'hn; 4. work NJ "nytHing: b = RI p
cnc">. JILiIS HANSEN. pa Eat
l2jtn- ?.
YOTNG Man - vl-h'- . s'frntlon
~ antta.ne RICHARD FULLER. 30
West 33!.-L.
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felp UantsO.
Males.

ED.-Compctrn:. Iopular.prlcel
restaurant naragrr. clrks, 'asnicrS blr.
t"Ii1 p walters. lor'cTs. cooks. and other
hotel help. willing g. invest IN Robinson
Iiot,l Company: cooperative: guaria,c q
against los. Apply Ncw-Norl. Hotel ui.
lice, CJJ II, adwaY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09
ANNUAL MEETINGS or TWO ROADS.

Philadelphia. Jan. S.-Thc annual meeting II the
Western New-York and Pennsylvania Railroad WAS
held az the Offices Of the company ID this city TO-
day Joseph X. Rhodes presided The annual re-
port. which was read, reviewed the fiscal year On
del June 90, 1879. Compared w!th the previous fiscal
year. the gross earnings show an increase of $50
49,: the operating expenses. an inCreas~ Of NlNltj.
and the increase H. net earnings above operating
expenses. amounted TO >1,lG. IN" net incpm" after
deducting taxes interest and rental was Sluli.4a Co.
"a decrease Of $sl4g o. Tho following directors were
elected. Samuel &. De COursey Nicholas Thour.u.
George T.. Bartol cha lee VI. Lea. j. Rumble smith.
William G. Bullitt. Joln *. Barclay. T.. ". Clark.
jr.. +. l.. owen. =. i. Pratt. Isaac y. Sellsnnn.
Rudolph Flnsch and Frank 9. Rogers
Wilmington. Del. Jan. S--Thc stockholders ~ the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Company held their annual meeting her" to-day.
The total earnings Of the system for the year
50 s6S coo -. the total expenses. St52 49, and the
net earnings $2GJ2iGS CO Tho increase IN net earn
ings for 1893 over 1872 was Si3O1sl a.
MIR. TOWNE DENIES THAT HE WILL RETIRE
San Francisco. Jan. S-The reported retirement
OF y. y. Towne. general manager Of the Southern
Pacific. IS denied by Mr. TOwne aai Mr.. CfOc,ci.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09
Connirn Rral estate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MON lCLAIK.-lics.
dcnCc plopcrtie. Of all descriptions for $40
ana 10 let, furnished houses.
II Bias y TAYLOR. B.caman.s,.
An EXCELLENT FAEM on Long
Island, % miles fIom city lfc acr pant
WOODLAND GOOD uiidings; rIill,ad ard
steamboat connections VIA Ncw- York Of
fert1 u: - 500. free aL1 cl"3r. I. VI.
lip.thN, 10 We~t-St.
EAST ORANGE. Y. ID -sifable prop
crty for So: furnished aid un.urnis shed
houses - rent. & u. CONDlV. OI'po lite
BricS Church Station.
TIE ORANGES. y. j.. \ >PECIAL-
TY.--SevcTal desirable r'side1cc> Tor SAFE
at East Orange. Brick Church, llIlhl md
and Mountain stations; also L"W"illn
lark. Short HIS. summit. Madison. Nor
Iistonn and Montclaii. y. d. EDWARD
l.. HAMILTON & CO., 90 Broadway
(Onicc 81, Ncw-Yora.
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Female

Female.
WANTED.-IAd.c, to do light sewing
at home: worl, sent by nail, LreulG and
lr,ld for by the piece; send stamped en-.
,elorc for PARTICULARS. BA>SErT
IL. 4Di.'Ns DIRK 60, - Trrn-nt Row
ro-ton. Mass.
WANTED. Two competent prO;csta..
pirlS; one excellent plain cook. co..
washing: Other - waitress: wag's 9lS and
SO: best city r fcirnrc. 'rli Tuesday
between % and 3 80 West l7t.l-,t.
ANTTp-NTE~E. Thorougllv *.
Icr.rnrel elr. n niir-' i0r bDy AZ wears
o'l must l." L'twcrn 90 ann - vsnrs II
age. can at =. I. TAYLOHS. $50 Trnaa.
way. after IT, a. m.
WANTED. \ companion and house.
lcci en- ihur,uxhly competent and cND,ri.
ciicrd. u refinement and 'ducation lar1e
House AID small family send rrf rcnces
In lctt"r OF Application. witch Ilras, "A.
Or - w. i. o. Bon 3 cln. Ncw-YOrk CiIy.
WANTED Competent hotel housed, eeper
and young lady cashiers and other hnte
help. willing 20 Invest In Robinson Iroie
Company: cooperative: guaranteed against
loss. apply New-forl, Hotel ofhcp. Co.
Br midway.
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n)orh lUau!eo.
kfolaS


AMBITIOUS YOUTH 81 &c seeks uO,l.
tlor where faithfulnc-, will b. appreciated
hilhe-t city reference. Nd Irr-, IN.
DC>IHY, Christian Aid 70 Employment 81.
clc.v. 30 Bible House.
ANY KIND Of respectable employment
wanted by cN! crirur"d business man mod.
crat" ~riarv. BARNES. pa East l.ith-~i.
ANtRIt ~ YOUTH. l. yoar. oh. d..
sircS - learn the drug business; viii give
services Tor board aud washing; rity or
county; country preferred. Address {.
V. AIKEN. 23i Eat 3Jd-st.
4 Young married nan desires a poi.
ton IN an Office; satisfactory references.
!. y. L.. Box 30, Tribune Uptown Onicc.
IL hio1cway.
ACCOU NrANT.-EXucrt: profit ana loss
account and balance sheet prepared part
ncr>hlp aud corporation accounts ARA god
books per. Gically audited: lrrrgu3rtic,
traced. JOSHUA WALKER, the.ebiough
Building.
ACCOUNTANT. expert; temp rarJ Ill
Sagenents daily weekly or otherwl.c; rc-
liable references. GEO W STEAEE>,
JR.. id1 CIcVeland-st.. BROOKLYN.
EOON KEEPER.-A gentleman would
Ike situation ~ hookkc,por. can take
ful! chargc: INT 'rpr.tcr OF llnPrlgrs: also
tiAo frll charge of hntI or echt an,
ic'dence or ANY Position OF triI-t; rcf-T.
cnccs given. Pleas cnll Or adlr - PAR.
EAErE -Scc,ch second baud on bread
% cake wishes -t"aif POSITION. WM
Willie. 80 East 5Gth.~t
10Y. Il would l.r situation n, any.
hing. good reference. capable ~ ,Yl ing
care ~ hpr-e~. ALFRED MELr.Oi ENE.
2iI Wr,, 32d-st basement
Toy. Is wi,h.s position ho'c-t. VII.
ing and dil.scnt. tc-t references. T.
hNOWN. fO1 West J3i.,t
BOLOGNA MNKtK.-r, a o. guan'
Who Understand. his business thoroughly
wants steady situation city % country.
y. >ClEIL. No 400 Gtcrnwich--;.. an
noog
room kIi.FEE. Experienced inpk'.rD
'r G',iir', slti cts or country al.
any moderate Good Pr. nee. Address l..
BOX 30. Tribune oiilc".
IopkkI!ll.R Blpa- written No
week ~ q otlrrwLr frr tho not = curing
ltri 1nrrf hpokk'"lcf new D ns- nu-n.d
- f"rr-' 'Nptrlruce. WALK TX. 3i3 W.T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-09

Ippkk I!l'l II BYpa- written No
w''k'v o. otIrrwLr frr th.-c not = quir,ng
permanent hpokk'"lef new D us- rn-n-d +.
- '"rr-' experience. WALK TX. 3i3 W.T.
l.,'l.s.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-04

tI Iorii o4a Is exerted with greater force
III Tbis AZ any other period of the year"
- -, ms explanation might be an verv r,orr
II 1t were true that severe storms 80 80
sior prevalent at the time of the preces-
ri0 oii u tne equinoxes. than at other ne
,iol's. our as matter of fact. tbev arc
nol, and 1t is a queer circumstance tbar
cor 800 enc even before meteorology be-
st t',,.e d Selehce, did not count up the
o as.ii Oh a number of years and find orr
a., uraoely If there were more cases oe
49, ,Ji mealner at the equinoxes than other
doi,i't =. llaG this been done, there is no
uoupl that the theory would have faIIg1
10 me ground unless, indeed. there has
tse a radical change in the behavior Of
tne elements, and that. of course is nor
supposable So utterly lacking arc ia
t t5s 10 bolster up an equinotial storm
tneory that few modern works on the
weather allude to the matter at an
weather Observer Dunn searched bis
DOCKS IN vain for such material and de-
I L,. t,S mat no account whatever is taken
10y lhe United States weather bureau Of
the equinotial theory.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-04
Chinese Polit mess
From the London Daily News

From the London Daily News.
Whether or not the Chinese put a term
insulting to Japan in their declaration of
war against that country, they seem to be
under ordinary circumstances, the politest
people on earth A German traveller
who has just returned from China and who
has been publishing his impressions of the
Chinese people, declares that i'm writing a
letter TO perfect stranger a Chnaman
calls his correspondent my elder brother"
The letter begins with such a phrase as
May all the blessings of life be showered
upon you, such is the wish of your imbe-
Gle junior"
In speaking Of his own family the writ
er says, I'VE ants" The address on the
top of the letter is, From my humble
cabin to the glorious Palace of Pearls OF
my elder brother" and the preamble Is.
ITO my excellent and benevolent elder
brother, who ascends the staircase of hon
ors." AT the end is the form, "The under
signed, your most obedient monkey, raises
his hands In supplication to your excel
lency in order that your eXcellency may
deign TO approach the miserable ruins OF
our house, Finally, as further token Of
humility, the signature of the writer rs SO
small as to be almost illegihle
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-04
A Pencil stump the Clue.

Z rom the washington Post
4 small stump Of "a lead pencil i'm the
criminal court convicted Henry Daniels.
a colored man o. housebreaking and will
colored woman who passed for Daniels
wife was employed some months ago ~ "A
house servant by Mr.. Samuel Sheet, i'm
southeast Washington. The woman staid
with Mr.. Sheet1 about two weeks. and
soon She left. on account Of alercd M
ness, the house was entered al night and
valuable property stolen.
Mr. Shectz visited the woman's house The
morning following the robbery with am
officer. The only clue found was the stump
of a lead pencil that Mr. Shectz remem-
hered having put into The pockets of his
trousers the evening before the robbery.
The trousers were stolen. ana have never
been recovered. Mr. Sheotz when the
case came up for trial produced the end
Of tho pencil from which the stump hind
been broken. The two pieces fitted This
aud the contradictory stories told bt
members NJ the Daniels family aa to Hon
ry 1nnlols Whereabouts 1t tho time of nh.
robbery secured his conviction. ana ho was
sentenced io five years in The pcnItpuflH-
49,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-04
AN ADvENTURER
Who Dazzled Europe With His Lavish
Charity.
From the Chicago Record.

From the Chicago Record.
II would be interesting to know the char
@clsr OF the astounding influence pos
sessed by that sinister-Iooking Musnovtte
adVenturer who is known from one end of
Europe to the other by the name OF either
Count or Prince Tohernaden. and who
mas just been expelled from italy by the
ponce after spending four months in the
most dazzling luxury at Turin. where he
was wont to drive about in a carriage
drawn by six superb horses.
~ OF once IN the way he seems to have
SwInuleu nobody there, to have given to
charlty with a lavish hand and To have
spent during his meteoric career close
upon l'OVoN0 francs. The reason for his
pelhS escorted across the frontier nv the
AtaHah police is unknown. He himself de-
CARED that 1t was because he had fur
HIsiled money to a number Of socialist
anu anarchist societies in Northern italy
anu anu mere rs no doubt that he dabbled in
thaI particular form Of Italian politics
in such manner as to annoy the aovern-
meht, But ! imagine that his expulsion
was que 10 the fact that the police knew
eIthef 10 much or too little about him.
nave known Of judgment being pro-
houIced against him i'm Russia condemn
ins nm TO penal servitude for life In ST.
my tWb years ago he was sem
lehced at Brussels to five years imprison-
hent Tor swindling. A year later-that IS
10 say at moment when he ought 10
nave been doing time i'm a Belgian peniteu-
uary-he was arrested at Paris for a SCI
RES or impudent swndles in that city.
several OF the leading dressmakers and
jewelers. of the Rue de la Paix being
among his victims
ana yet he Is at Turin, on friendly terms
WIN even with the archbishop and with
many members Of the local aristocracy,
especially those who. like the cardinal
We're interested in charitable undertake
iinss' How they can have been taken I'm by
MN II Is impossible to understand. Unlike
many other successful swindlers. his ape
pearahce ~ distinctly against him. bis
race l8 mixture OF cunning and impu-
Hehce' while hts coarse hands are covered
WIN mick red hair, almost like those OF Oh
monkey. J see that an attempt has been
maze 10 Identify him with Arton, Of PAN
anna lame; but there % not the slightest
possibility ~ hts being Arton His true
name ls krakowsk and when condemned
10 SIBERIA FOR some horrible crime he WIS
lhr drifer ef troika hack iu 70 small
town in Western Russia
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terested in the mans subsequent career.
MY TREND pretended to look surprised
My dear fellow, You don't think a ma
chine could possibly work when RaIph
Carbon had invented and made it!'
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CHINESE GORDON.
How the Famous Naa Became a Con-
fedeTate Colonel.

lis Appearance in Riohmond-C Carried
His Credentials in His Shoe Heel--His
First Battle Gained a Commission for
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A New Service Sent by Sound The
Discoverer Of the Language Of Mon
keys Imparts New Information to
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Cholly What dld she mean by saylns
couldn't ne any bigger donkey than I
She suppose that she meant thaf sou
haa your EroWth.~Lifo