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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-18
EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

SALESMAN, WITH LARGE EXPERT
enoe, wants a position with wholesale
grocery house; can furnish the best ref
erences. Address A. y. c., this office.
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Vests China Palace.
CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, 10 words or more.
In this column inserted for ONE CENT a
WORD, Cash IN Advance, each insertion
Anybody who has any want TO supply any.
thing TO buy or sell, any business or accom-
modations TO secure; indeed. any Wish to
crafty, should advertise in this column
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TAYLOR NOT TRAPPED q.
south DakOta's Ex-Treasurer Fails TO
Reach Tampa.

Port Tampa. Fla, March 1s.-The steam
err OIivette arrived from Havana this
evening, but Taylor. the defauIting South
Dakota treasurer, said to have been ar
rested at Vera Cruz, Mexico, was not
on board. None of the passengers or
Officers Knew anything of Taylors where
abouts, or had heard of his arrest. The
suspicion is growing that Taylor had
not been arrested at all.
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PERMANENT AND TRANSIENT
board; nicely furnished rooms; good table:
reasonable rates. 1856 Jones.
CHINAMAN GEORGE GONG, 100
Broughton street; hrst-class meal, only
25c; try one.
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GEORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY,
Whereas Jordan H. Brooks, county adj
minlstrator, has applied to Court OF Or
binary for Letters Of Administration de
bonfs non cum testomcuto annexo on the
estate OF John W. lyman, deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 cite and admon-
fsh all whom It may concern to be and
appear before said court to make objec-
ton or any they have) on or before the
first Monday IN April next, otherwise
said letters will be granted
Witness, the Hon. Hampton L. Ferrill,
Ordinary for Chatham County, this the
End day OF March, 1895.
FRANK ~. KEIbBACH,
Clerk e. o., 9. G. +
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LEGAL NOTICES.


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF CHAT
HAM COUNTY, GEORGIA, March Term,
1885, Frank Werm VS.. Catharine VALID
ner, Frank Wolf, Anna Redan, Annie
Gigovitch. Franz Peter ReitZ, Friedrich
Louzi and Peter Alexander Schuler,
executors. named In the will Of Nicolaus
Wolf deceased, Miss Franziska Eppsteins
Nicolaus Schiller, Franz kesselring. Anna
Kesselring, Clara Kesselring, Barbara
Deimer, Elizabeth Franz George Reitz,
Anna Lauzi. Elizabeth Dorr. Barbara
Lumb, Adam Eeitz, Nicolaus Eppstein.
Sr.. George Eppstein, Clara Eppsteins
Margarita Eppstein and Franz Peter
Reitz. Petition Of interpleader, fled Feb.
H. 1895. TO Franz Peter Reitz, who resides
In st. Louis, in the state OF Missouri,
FRIEDRICH Lauzi and Peter Alexander
Schiller executors named in the will oe
Nicolaus Wolf, deceased, Miss Franziska
Eppstoin. Nicolaus Schiller, Franz kes-
selrng, Anna Kesselring, Clara kessel-
ring, Barbara Delmer. Elizabeth Franz
George Reitz, Anna Lauzi, Elizabeth Dorrs
Barbara Lump, Adam Reitz, Nicolaus
Eppstein Sr.. George Eppstein, Clara Epp-
stein Nicolaus Eppstein, Jr., Barbara
SCHUYLER Margerita Eppstein and Franz
Peter Reitz, all Of whom reside In Wom-
bach IN the province OF Rheinish Hesses
empire Of Germany, near the city OF May
encc, except Anna Kesselring ana Miss
Franziska Eppstein. who reside at Wies-
baden I'm the same province OF Germany
and excepting George Reitz, who resides
in Budenheim, IN said province OF Ger
many.
Each, and all OF you, are hereby COM
manded, personally or by attorney, to bo
and appear at the next term Of the SUI
perior court of Chatham county, Georgia.
to be held. IN and for said county, on tho
first Monday IN June 1895, at 10 O'Clock a.
m. I'm the superior court room, at SaVan-
nah Georgia. then and there to answer
the petitioner on the merits Of the fore
going petition, or In default OF such APP
pearance, the court Will proceed as 10 JUS
tice shall appertain
Witness the Hon. Robert Falligant.
Judge OF said court, this 18th day OF
March, 1895.
Attest. JAMES x. \. CARR,
Clerk Superior Court OF Chatham County,
Georgia.
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RAIL AND cROssTIE.

1t is rumored that Capt. V. E. McBee,
Of transportation Of the
Air Line, IS to be promoted to a
general superintendency,
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-Heardso-They say every hearty laugh
adds a day to ones life.
Saidso-That depends: ] had at least
a week kicked out of me for laughing at
man who fell in the mud.-Pearson's
Weekly.
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FOR SALE BY COMMERCIAL GU
ano Company, two young mules, about six
years old, cheap; can be seen at their fac
tory.
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FOR SALE, LOT s. DECKER TYTH-
ing, HeathcOte ward. on the north side Of
Broughton street, between Whitaker and
Barnard streets; property now occupied
by Garfunkle a. Sons and Savannah Shoe
Factory For terms apply 70 George W.
Owens, attorney -at-law, IA Bryan street.
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u. S. ENGINEER OFFICE, sAvAN-
nah. Ca. March 2 1895 Sealed proposals
for improving Altamaha river. Ga; Da-
rien Harbor. Ca. Jekyl Creek, Ca, and
Inside Water route between Savannah,
Ga, and Fernandina, Fla. VIII be received
here until noon, city time, April g. 1895,
and then publicly opened. All information
furnished on application. o. NJ. Carter.
Captain Engineers.
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Brandreth's Pills

may be taken by old and young.
They simply assist nature.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-18

PROLIFIC SEED CORN; A "sTRUCK5'
bushel weighs Ga pounds, made in Fulton
county, 1894; the yield greater than any
other on all lands; 81 per bushel George
w. Howard Hapeville Ca.
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FOR SALE, A GOOD NEWSPAPER
outfit and location, cheap for cash. Apply
c., this Office.
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FoR SALE.

WHY PAY A DOLLAR FOR A TYPE
writer ribbon, when, for 40c stamps, you
can get one equal to best, for any ma
chine mail postpaid. Address w. A. Fripp,
Charleston, s. c.
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FOR SALE, $500 SODA FOUNTAIN:
good as new; $50. Address Morehouse
Manufacturing Co.
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FOR SALE, THREE-STORY BRICK
tenement on McDonough street, two doors
east Of Jefferson, cheap. LaRoche, III
Bryan street
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PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS FOR
Matching for sale by T. ]. Davis. 156 Bay
street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-18

FOR SALE, BARROOM, $500 TO $500
stock liquors, corner Congress and Yves
Broad street. j. w. Watkins
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-18

BEFORE YOU BUY OR SELL PROP
erty consult Robert II. Tatem. Real Es-
tate Dealer, 129 York street, near Bull
street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-03-18

Chippy Mclean will be with Cleveland
again this season. Mclean ranked second
in the list of third basemen last season,
and will no doubt do as good this year.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13

elevated IA Twenty-eignt street. DO
walks rapiJ'Y east aud turns up Fiita
svenue to enter the paistlal Hotel Wal
dorI' "nere he sud Mrs. Gould step
when they are in the city for the night
or Tor the week. After he has exchang
ed his business suit for a full dress
SUIT OF tault!ess cut, with bunch OF
Violets 10 his coat, he and Mrs. Gould
dine 10 their private dininK-room. Rare
~ are they alone; sometimes Mr.. aud
MRS. Hewry Ciews are their guests;
Sometimes Mrs. Paran Stevens and
Ward McAllister. Whoever the guests
may be, Immediately alter dinner they
drlve to the Metropolitan Opera HOUSE,
j. Mr.. Gauld's carefully appointed car
riage. TAe Goulds' Oox IL one OF the
choicest Ia the gittering horseshoe
curve. As she throws back Der opera
cloak OF rich crimson velvet, Mrs. Gould
is poem, with her lovely dark eyes,
her 6-wltching smile, her low cut gown
OF shmmeriug satin aud her req al dia-
mond crown. Nearly every opera glass
Is levelied al their box, and Mr.. u Il
leans back and Smiles coLteutsdiy aud
Continuously az tbs homage paid his
beautiful wife. AT half-paSt 10 they
cave the opera aud go TO a Patriarch
b di or crush reception, where Mr..
Gould does his duty mainly and
dances The cOtllon with muCA dash,
often having selected for his partner
the DTcttieSt of the debu antes. IL l.
nearly O'CLOCK when the day Is finish
ed and MIR. aud Mrs. Gould reach tbe
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
PALATINE. ~

PALArIYB, w Va, January l2.-Charies
Watkins left on Tuesday for muncle' lhu''
where ho has secured employ mont.
H.G. Linn AID wife have returned from
a visit TO Baltimere. 49,
Arthur Stealy has returned from New
DIR. c. F. Boyers left last Thursday
morning for Baltimore. 10 Visit MS sons,
Cyrus and William, who are Attending
med cal lecture IN that cry. alt
Jake Hout left for East Liverpool Oni0'
Floyd stealy was at Grafton this week
visiting friends. Tt,
Attorney Wil Wilson. Of Elkins, is n
town this week. IT'D.
Mrs. Newton Fotty was visiting friehoS
In Grafton last Sunday. r
On last MnndaJ evening Ny. festus
Morgan were married ~ this piR6o W
Rev C. /. Queen OF the NJ. =. churcn.
Hiss Alice Roby, Of MorRantoWh' IS INC
Ruest Of SIR. aud Mrs. Basil Lay nau tuls
week. &.
Miss Kate Miller. Of Tiscalma, Iowa. ID
IL e guest OF DR.. and Mrs. u. NJ. Ayers.
A pro,ractsd meeting has commenced"
the VI. =. c5urch. -. Z,
Henry Hess. the marble butter, was ID
Mannington this week on business. ii,
j. 70. Dodd Il on tho sick list this week.
An infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. "iiHan
Bowman IL very SICK this week. IT,,
Mrs. Spicer, aged shout 80 bars u' ~. %
the uoLne OF aer son-iu-aw, WIll4nu ''o.
gan, short distance Ia the coln'''' v"
last Sunday. ,-.t.o a..
d. D. Leonard, Of South Pslsiln.e, n iI
been awarded tho position OF enc. ,Ns'
neer at the Watson Holdl IN ~IinoH-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
FLOOD TINE.

EIood time. food time sorry time for some,
Happy time iof me- 'hous"--A'nu g'Au
Ont o. work all winter: plenty now todo.
helped to nave my neignbors, made a dime or
Moved the widow Stsryer. not cent I'd take.
Kut h ? miser landlord, bot I'd make him
We'd Tor him day. ffty cents an hcur
E-urht myself n ram widow sack o. -four.
FIood tine food time. sorry day for some,
Happy time TO- me, though-kind o glad IL
come.
Flooa~time, food time. people lookin' glum.
uapoy time Tor ms. thoush-kind O. glad IL
come. ,,
Iuy the babies stockln's, need en- goodness
Shoes les leather patches, frost Il nip their
Got ,em sack peanuts. sack o candy, too. !
santa mis Sc our chimney, Christmas mighty
Flood lime. food Zine, sorry time for some,
Cbi,-ras time ~ cur house-ktnd o glad It
coma.
Flood time. food time busy time for some.
MUD ana river tussled, river bseSin down.
Mud cittin' bOldur, river lo0kin' mild,
River mad az irst, had It's temp rilsd.
People lea their houses, now they're movIn'
Know WHO'S stretchln' carpet, tell 'em by their
track. ,.,I,
Ham lost in the water, coffee went mo I.
FLOOD time Hood tims, n sorry time for soms.
Teft mo poor as ever, wish u hadn come.
WILL f. RICHARDSON.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
FAIRA,OEr

FAIRMoNr, w. VA, Januarp l2.-Moun-
tain City Lodge, No IS, Is. OF p, installed
officers Thursday evening. A banquet was
served after the exercises.
Ernest Mccoy returned Thursday from
a business and pleasure trip to Chicago.
!. G. Reed, of Camden, was here on bus
mess several days this week.
Fay Hartley end bride arrived here tfis
morning from Chicago, and will for tho
present reside at the residence OF j. M.
Hartley.
trim to Boston, Mass, where be purchased
a fast horse for j. l.. Booker and himself.
Misses Ida Fleming ana Grace Hartley
and MIR. Carney Hartley were al Chicago
this week attempting the Hartley-Moder-
well wedding.
Ed. Mayers is homo from pleasure trip
to several Eastern cities.
Interesting meetings we're held this week
each evening and cottage meetings were
held each afternoon. Ross Brottling, OF
Washington, Pa, led the singing.
The contract for the new $4,000 w. @.
7. O. Temple, 10 be erected on tsirmons
avenue this spring, has been lei TO Mr..
G orgo Gihin, formerly OF Wheeling, now
OF Fairmont
= An interesting mission was held at the
Cv'holic Church here the past week and
WAS attended by large numbers the entire
week. Rev. Father Angelo R0eber, OF
West Hoooken, N. j., was assisting Rev.
Father McGrath.
a lodge OF 3. p o. Elrs was organized
here this week and viii be initiated Into
the work of the order Tuesday evening oy
a team from Moundsville. Visitvrs VIII
also be present from Wheeling aud PITTS
burg
Lindsay and Charles Peddicord, OF Bal
timore, leave for home tomorrow aiter
three weeks visit TO theit uncle, Samuei
Jackson.
Mrs. John Clark is able TO be out, after
a severe attack of the grippe.
DR.. l. +. Brsden baugh, vile ana cnllo
left Thursday for MillersOnrg, Ps, where
they will reside in the future. Tney take
with them the best wishes OF numerous
friends.
Tho new Watson Hotel will be opened
here January %, at which time, between
the hours OF . aud .. m, the puollc are
Invited 10 call aud inspect the eleEant
building and fixtures. A gentleman from
Cumberland will manage the hotel Tor tho
company.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
NAVAL STRATEGY
Oh TBh JAPANESE,
CAPTAIN 05" EVANS THINKS ANNAPOL Is
CADETS COULD WHIP CgIN6Ss.
Japanese Were an Easy Mark Commodore Sicari
Looks Ahead TO Prospsc i've War Be- wesn
Japan and the United States or European
Naion-Ds'ucdons by EIparJs From the Grsal
Yalu River BaHls.

Naval officers have been busy for
months with discussion of the seaman
ship OF the japanese aud Chinese. With
the latest news OF the recent naval bat
ties tuey are al asst enabled TO form 8
fairy accurate judgment OF the STRAIT
cay OF the campG!En ~ fGr as the ocean
warfare Is concerned, and TIE Views Of
ootn Commodore Slcard aud Captain
Evans, OF the New YORK, are In many
respects rather stsrtling-at any rate
frank and Interesting:
Have any deductions OF value from
naval stand point been drawn from
the battle OF Yalu River?" was asked
Captain Evans, Of the United States
cruiser Now York.
We'll, the principal deduction which
has oeeu drawn from the hIhs," ne re-
pllod, smilingly, was that the Japan
eSe did fght and the Chinese didn't.
From the very first the IStLsr seemed
psnic stricken, snd as 40 time did
they show any dlsp IsiSiOn or cap cisy
TO MAKE the ixht when they
should have soGe under the circum-
stances. The fact /, taoY should have
easily yauquIsa d tho JsJspese, and
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merry-making Of the evening, only
stopp Dg now and then to wonder how
the nunen folks had dared to defy him
SO boldly.
John and his folks had arrived and
were joining In the general hilarltY
wnen Joe Darlington entered the par
Tor the second time, but he would not
have lost his eousnimity now had
Queen Victoria been announced.
IL was Only when the neigh bors had
departed, leaving the brothers aud their
families together, that be gave utter
ance 10 any thought on the subject
Then be said, playfully: "SOrter sly OF
you, John, not to mention this mornin'
that YOU was comm up"
WAY, | hadn't got no invite then. "
What DO you mesu, fAther?" asked
Kate, opening her blue eyes wide 10
surprise, "didn't you invite Uncle
JOhn?"
What under the canopy do you
meau?" asked Mr., Darlington, In as.
tonishmsnt.
Why, yes, you did. father" said
Kate, you sent US note telling US 10
invite all tue neighbors."
II didn't do nothin' OF the kind, on
less my mentality WAS wandeIin'."
Kate straightway brought the paper
and handed it 10 her father. "rhere
is the aote you sent US with the gro
cerIes.'
IL oIdn't put up the groceries and Pm
Iunercent of the wrtin' on that paper,
ne said, after he had read the invita-
tati0n.
Then Uncle John examined the paper,
but no sooner mad he glanced ct tho
words than he burst ihlo such laugh
ter that n was unable TO speak for
several seconds. WsSn at lest be
fouud his voice M Said:-
~ writ that myself last week. l had
sech cod shat | couldn't la X, ana
got into the habit OF sDeakin' to the
folks on paper Ono afternoon | .elt
like havin' leetle company, aod ASK
ed Mary to get ready for folks that
nj hit urlt them words to her Ia tne
store. and ] s'pose the man never no.
ticed them whsn he put the paper on
the groceries.
Joe Darrin1ton smiled grimly II see
"a mistake al around. Wal, I'm not
sorry We hsd the settln', and say Us
unnecessary 10 let this thing get TO thS
nel1hpOr.. We ought TO nave more
comp'ny. and we will. | want the wO.
men folks TO 20 around more, too.
They're NOT 10 be ashamed II wnen
they're sressed up right smart. "-Cht-
Gdg1 NcJgS.
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RAyEKs WOOD.

RAvFxswooD. w. VA, January Ed.
Newell. Vaught Armstrong, j. b. Mo
Glithlip. O. d. Wetzel. Homer Stone, H.
T, Rndmsn. Rob Thompson and Moore
Fleming we're all over to Charleston the
mast week attending the opening OF the
legislature and applying fol, places for
themselves or using their Influences Ior
themselves.
Not one Of the numerous applicants for
positions In the gift OF the state Leglsia-
turs from this place was successful
Tbs nsst week has been observed as a
vssk ~ nraver by the Presbyterian and
II. +. Churches. -, ho.
Mr.. L. II. 3. Lemley, VINO mas Deen
quite i'll is convalescing.
Mr, W +. Smith entertained Some
twenty of her lady friends Saturday even
ine in an elegant manner; 60, c,.
Mas clara Hoyt left for Central Cily
Sunday 10 see hsr sister. MRS. j. w. De-
mon Tho was quite Ill.
Ezbia Wells hes been quite SICK Tor
vesx. Hisfsthsr Is here attending MIN.
J. N. Mcintosh spent tuesday ana Weds
nesdsy at Moundsvills.
Tho Epicureans were elegantly enter
tanned NJ the handsome nome Oh MIS- j. A.
Mcintosh on Friday evening;
Sheriff J. NJ Adams, VINO mas oeen quite
Mrs. b. Mckee and daughter, who have
been visiting in Wheeling, returned home
Monday. Wy = Ao
rented and furnished two rooms in the
building adjoining the Opera House, on
Sand str, ct, and have opened them IS read
y W Huey and family have moved TO
Reedy. RoRne county, where Mr.. Hney
has hssn employed for Some months.
Word has been received here that Mr..
McGlothliu, ST.. who is spending tho win.
ter with his daughter, Mrs Deem, OF
Pittsburg, Is quite ".
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nother's maternal uame-KinCdon
The sroGd son is jay, AGED Sx. Who
vas th" especial pride OF bis G~sod-
iGtl-r G'ud, who LET'S hin IN 1tra
nuudrsI thousand Ia sis viii on sctou,t
~ Ola naa-. TAsn comes Vlusoms,
dainty Marjorie GyGns, Who a demure
o'te mudea juss turned four. Mr..
Gould named this lttta one, and be
chose Tue quaint oldtaShioHed name
oecsu's when be first met his wife and
WOoed and " her. she MSS plsyiaK
soc part OF "Msrj rle GYuns." The
lstls tWo-year-oid 5sby. who Is Just
oeElnntnE 10 tsiK, aud who is as yet
little unsteady upon ser tny feet, Is
Helen Virgins. the Eoditushter ana
the especial pet Of the dearly loved
aunt'c, Mis-, Helen Gould ar. G1nld is
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a. you would Gnd in New York. His
Millions DO not Cypress him, and be
seems 90 all occasions 70 & d life very
worth tbs living BE has bright, black
eyes, a snail, DARK nustache, fauItIss,
teeth aud a weil-knit hSUre. He dresses
very quietly but 10 excellent taste, aod
b. seems, ail the wear round, TO be on
7ry good terms wiih himself and With
srerg one eI,a.
Sir Could has a orOvnstone palace
o. tf,n venue and Sxty tnird street.
vcl has nor been occupied since 10
vas has,d three year, ago. During
Gle Winter moutbs the family, iaclud-
ll, Yrs. Kingdom, Mrs GOul0's mother.
a. zoe four Iltue Gould children. i've
90 handsome cottage ehrl-teusd
'h..loO,' at Lakewood. n J. Ia the
Sumner tney 20 % "Fur.ouxh Lodge. >"
DIT u's.d's extensive palaces In the
h.r.a1lc6s; or spend the Summer
i.-o.d, as Jhey d.d as, year. when SIR.
s.-.i vent over 20 race his yacht tins
W. aut ags INST zoe Brilaanis.
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rHE TRIP TO THE CITY.

Aet leduy lOr tue HAtn.
TIE TRIP TO THE CITY.
Rain or shine, Mrs Gould, always
drives her husband 10 the station. she
Is an eXcsllsnt whip, and MANAGES tnH
spirited ponies, which ara exclusively
for her own use, vith great skill. She
decides then What train she viii take
intO tie city, for ID IS opera night and
she will remain over until next day.
JUss before they reach the station they
ssop IA front OF small building, which
Is Mr. Gould's Lakewood ONCE. here
be ands important dispatches, 10 Wnien
he vii dictate answers on the train, ana
all Of the Now York daily papers. DE
catches she limited eIpresL whlcn
brings him With q rush into New YORK
IA time to reach bis once In the west
srn Union Building Dssr TIM stroke
OF hslf-past 10. Then comes two ousJ
hOurs--cOnsuitAtion wish his connden-
Ial clerk, Mr.. Somerville (uho scted 10
ths same capacity for Jay Could, Z
conference with Russell SAGE and the
directors OF Abs Manhattan Eievtted,
glance over the ooEsn or more suEgss-
tions Tor rapid transit which are SUD-
mitlsd avery day. Thea his lawyer
has an audience Of from quarter to
full hour. depending upon the SUNS
sropEns against she GOulds, the Sult'
Mr.. Gould is pressing, and all OF the
details OF "a enormous sstGts. Whsn
1 o'clock comes Mr.. Gould has lunch
served 10 his otlco. or elsa outside with
some Of tSs officials or presidents OF
other railroads, or with the officers cos
neclsa with the many roads he virtually
controls During tbs meal be discusses
very thoroughly whatever business he
nay have 10 trAssaet with than. The
afternoon 10 hllad up with committee
msstlrEa, consultations, corrsspondsnes
aad reporters, for there ara always
two or ehrss ne SspApsr nan waiting In
Mr.. SomSrVllls's ones. Mr. Gould nsv-
er sees thsm, bat Ihsy send Asllp cut
from . Newspaper, csneOrsiHg some
radical changes, or some stupsndous
dsRl about 70 be nsgotiEtsd By ths
vonaE AaAncisr, and Mr.. Gould writes
nader ths slip "Yss or No." but Esnsr-
aUy mo" for usny of the schemes
have never evan been dreamed OF.
A WALDoRg NIGHT.
Al half-past 4 Ar. Gouid leaves the
Office and rides up ia the Sixth avenue