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Court Calendars This Day.

Supreme Court Special Term-Part IL.-Ex parte
matters
Surrosate's CoGrt-Chambers.-No day calendar.
For probate-WiilS of John Powers, William Z.
Tenpleinan. Margaret Muller. at 80 A. NJ.
city Court-Speci,
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elections md aNertinos.

lJNEw YORK April 10th, is06.-The annual meeting
Of the stockholders OF this com pnny will he held ut the
office OF the company, u tortlAndt Street. In this city,
on Tuesday, the 18TH day of MAY next, for tho election
or Managers and for other business,
The polls will open a. ~ o'c!ock noon. and remain
open for one four. The transfer hooks viii be- closed
from tho close Of bushes, saturday. May I'd, unit. the
morning of Wednesday, Mny 18th.
by order OF the Board OF Managers.
L. VI. OLYPIIAST. Secretary.
UNITED STATE RUBBER COMPANY,
NEW BRUNSWICK, y. D., April l. lsuh
The annual meeting OF the stocEhnldcrs OF tho
United states Rubber Company for the election of
Dir rCturs, and for tue Transaction Of any other busl.
ness which may properly be brought before II. Will he
held at the oflct Of the company In New Brunswick,
n, j.. on Tuesday. May 10, 1870, Mt l2 O'Clock NJ.
The transfer hooks viii he close at tue close OF
business saturday. April 20. 1895. and will reopen
May 90. lNnG.
BY order Of the Executive Committee.
CHARLES l. JOHNSON. Secretary.
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cash balance. in.
Guiding gold balance. .., o2GS, 20, 1857 e2GS. StS. D9l

cuuibs Eolu hhhhucc' ''' VSOo'o'o'oo' eEOo'Sf''Jol
Money in London " n cent. Rate Of dis
count in open market. for both short md three
months bills. II z cent. Paris advices quote 3
y cents ut 1887. 2lr ccntimcs. Exchange on
London. 25f. II centimes. Amount OF bullion
gone into the Bank of England, fls1 900.
The Reorganization Committee OF tho Mem
sistiug OF Adrian Iselin. Jr.. Frederic Crom-
well. w. Emlen Roosevelt, ana Edward n.
Gibbs. announce that after carefully examining
tho reorganization plan recently proposed by
Simon Borg and others. do not approve of that
plan. They advise holders Of the securities of
the company and certificates of the Guaranty
Trust Company issued therefor not to deposit
them under the Borg plan. They also state that
the plan issued by them has been accepted ny
the holders of over 30 n cent. OF the : = cent.
bonds: that their plan has been declared opera.
tive, and that. in their Judgment, it is equitable
to all interests.
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Natrhes md 9eWrlry.
Offite furniture.

DESKS AND OFFICE
FURNITURE IN GREAT VARIETY MANCFAC
TURED DY T. q. SEll.EW, Ill FULTON st.
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PRINTED MATTER. &c;-German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays, Thursdays. and saturdays tako
Printed Matter, &C.. for GERMANY. and Specially
Addressed Printed Matter, &C, for other paris OF
Europe. White star steamers on Wednesday take
Specially Addressed Printed Matter &c, for Eu:
rope. Cunari steamers on Saturday take Printed
Matter. SC. for Great Britain and ireland. and
Specially Addressed Printed Matter, Sc, for other
paFta OF EurOpe,
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The UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM,
Union Pacific Railroad Company
First Mortgage Coupons.

Pursuant TO orders OF the United States Circuit
Court, the coupons duo July LIST, lsO5 uhirty dollars
each. from Union Pacific Nailrold Company First
Mortgagc y per cont. Bonds, together with the interest
accrued thereon while payment has been In default
tone dollar aud nfty.fuur cents per coupon. In all
thlrty.onc dollars aud any, four cents. Will be paid nc
the onic, NJ the UNION n CO.. No, 40
Broadway, New YORK city, or at the ONCE OF tho
undersigned, No. 99 Ames Building, Boston, on and
after Friday, Gay :. 1893, on the presentation OF such
coupons.
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ATFII.TT h,-OIU Il, - NI NJ, IHN Enst 18th SC,
near I'd Hv. station: only specialist Of A. years In this
paper, | hayr'vrry instrument or medicine known TO
science and longest special practice OF any SPECIALIST:
10th sexes all dts as"s from any cause: blood, skin.
red spots, ulcers sore mouth, throat, tongue, nose. logs,
pam back, head, bones, chest, heart. lungs. col's. ca.
tarrh, cough, consumption. kidneys, bIR1der. stone,
gravel. irritation, painful urination, srnldIng, pRinml
s%wcllings, structures, gleeI, MY method only onctnown
that cures nervous debility, bad dreams, errors OF
youth, lost manhood, yarlcncelr. weak, undeVpllpel
organs, MEN about to marry, he wise See OLD IN.
SMITH first, lie quickly removes every "lmpRhIment:
stops discharges immediately. " rite or call. o 10 u.
Treatment and advice free. MEDICINE, zoe. No
charge unless cured,
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crease Of S97.3s1. and for the quarter ended
March 81;
uyo.a e.r,os eto 9aq ntO $500 lB Inc. f4AH, OO2
or, sHpen S,12gSy7 B,Sl5.gT8 Inc. 2is, 1901
--
Net earn. So. .5s3 s9,0lp,et2 Inc. f23t.itl
First charyes YB4l52S 2B47,ATS Dec. 2,DbO
--a--
Pront sOiOoJ5 ag72.BGt Inc. eg9T ,GpI
Dividend 49,. IOU0,O0O U5i,2S3 Inc. A6,Tif
--.-
Dencit go. sJsg.g45 e5sl,eiV Dec. eiel,DT4
For nlno months ended March 81;
ga. gSst. Changes
Gross onrn'e ga ana. 2gp stn e9l. 0al 1903 Inc. ", 2pT,gtA
Up. expenses. 2J9IH.4S7 2l,9Jp.byB Inc. l,pOb, IVA
Net earn 'gs.e II .O7SsgJ siOGs3.l75 Inc. e9Ss,Go0
Flrst chnrses. 7,UY3, OVV Gu01,UD2 Inc. lIBD7
Pront..... e. 90. TpO az $50 aga eSf0,fi3
Dividend ..... ~S,OUO.OOU ~g,8gp.pDO Dec. B3v,DpO
sDencIt.
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OLD DIR. GREY, As years "a specialist In
diseases Of men only. Quickest permanent euro
guaranteed or money refunded: blood. skin. Kidney.
tn marriage, once over 35 years nj lY0 East 9TH st.,
near Union square, Hours 9 to . sundays y 10 8,
Treatment and advice free. Medicine, only 25c.
A.-A.-A.-QUICKES T.
cure IN diseases OF mon dangerous rasr. solicited ="
li"l AZ once; thusN desiring nnly lTsIc'ass scientific
treatment should call The leading sUeCialisL -
~koNSCHtR, lg1 West 22d st. o To 2; u TO o, So Clys
10 tn 2,
nR SRA Scientific. skUful treatment OF or,
IL gln!C aud functional iiscases and i~Trrsul1r tics
uf women, Private Sanliarlum. ~ West IIth st.,
EouTS q tOp
nR \ MRS. K~EINHARD, specialists; female r.
1 IeSllaTlllesi s~lrcessful treatment guaranteed,
2ud West |'i a., near Broadway.
ADIESI chiehestsr's English PennyroyaI Pin,
u AniAH"Sd ptsH's are the Best. 50. Rslags
- ShiehussstteE r'tc 4 Ss HSssssrrtJ3o m9llliai a, p"E.,~
AIDES. married or ain Gle. consult bF. and Mrs.
- ltnhlman, experts In female Irregularities lJj
last 10th 81
WoMES's PHYSICIAN. ala west asa At. near
w broadway hA speciality 20 years. hour. "a
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After the closings OF tho Supplementary Tranaatiau
tic Mails named above, additions! supplementary
mails are opened on the piers or the Americas
and German steamers. and remain open until
within ten minutes OF the hour OF sailing OF
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Ihe balance sheet shows cash on hand 81, $780,
l.u' ana profit ana loss surplus Sll,OSS.4Si.
Inc Illinois Central Railroad Company. re-
Sl,4OO.Sa2, an increase of $40. !Jn8 us compared
with the same month VI last year. For the nine
montns ended March 81 the gross earnings
were Sl0,344,5oT, an increase Of 81, DOS. T57 Ms
compared with the corresponding period OF the
previous fiscal year. AMI the net earnings were
S5.O20,9s0. an increase of 81 .25s. 32a,
The Cincinnati, Jackson and Mackinaw Rail-
road reports gross earnings for March OF
S5S,27l, an Increase of Sli,142 aa compared
with the same month OF last year. and net
80, 104, an increase NJ Sg,O57. For the three
months ending March ~ the gross earnings
were SlOD.4T2, All increase of S25.Dll AS COM
pared with tho corresponding period Of last
year, and net Sl7,0lO. an increase OF S3,43l.
Brddstreet'S reports the number OF business
failures In the United States for tho week end
ing to-day at 267, against 254 for the previous
week, md 22i for the corresponding week Of
last year.
The receipts OF the Government to-day wore:
Customs. SiIb,o0T; internal revenue. S4S2, 8O2,
and miscellaneous. S4l,3T3. a total OF $780,
242. The disbursements. including S502. 900 for
pensions, were S1,I55.O 600. being an excess OF
expenditures over receipts of 1854. T0S. For tho
month to date the excess of expenditures over
receipts has been 3,0jO.3 1868, and for the fiscal
year to date the excess of expenditures over
receipts has been S26.5l4.5J1.
The net assets OF the Treasury Mt the close OF
pare with those of yesterday rs follows:
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Meaical.

A T~TENTION!-OID DR. GRISDLt. GRADUATE
n ~vSlNEkSLTi OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK MED
lCAl. pErAhrMENT 80 YEARS a SPECIALIST IN
lISEANES OF MEN. OLD DIR GRINDLE has been
longer rsiablishei and has had more experience than
this, Under his scientific treatment blood and skin
diseases, pains In bones. red spots, sore throat and
mouth, ulcers. painful SweninGs. kidney and bladder
coinpants, scaldlng, innHmmatinp, gravel. unde-
veloped organs, weak back, lost vitality, are speedily,
permanently cured, Men about 10 marry should CON
suit OLD DIR. GltlNDLf. Every impeachment removed.
SurvrH r., dn not vast" time Y sitting less skiful ply
scians, Remember OLD PIX. ,GRlNnLE never falls.
OFFICE OVER 10 years at III West l2th st, between
18th aud Ith avs, Advice free. Medicine, 81. Hours u
to u: sundays, % TO q. No charge unless cured,
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The New York Central ard Hudson River
Railroad company (And leased lines reports
gross earnings for April OF SJ,4l2, 54S, 4 de-
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FLoUR-Was rather moro active and steady. Sales
1900 bbis.- Exports, S,3o3, hbls and iS,lSI sacks.
Receipts, D,TI2 Dbis. and l2,nSs sacks Winter wheat
brands in bbis were quoted a. follows; supcrnnc,
e!.lums2. 40; No. 2 extra, s2.l6Ds2.65 No. extra,
Sl.lO.
uRGIS-whcat declined 4 to ASc. Chicago received
1850 b ish, against 2l,250 last year; Toledo 500.
against 6.Ij2: Detroit 1000. against ala. Duiuth
lal,sgO. against 0t,OiS Minneapolis, 81; 200, against
7p,S0O; Milwaukee 1860, AGAINST 10, IOO: Chicago,
10 cars, against o; Duluth geo. against "a. and Min.
neapOlls i3l, against i2O last year Spot sales, none.
No. 2 red r. q. b., Hfio1t, ~. over May; No. l hard T.
a. b. ahoat, 8JSc. Overt 80. Northern, 2@24C. over.
Future sales, s,3l5 900 bush, as follows
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TrnAN', FArrRVs-Alylces from the Southwest tO.
DAY reported even more serious damage tuan yUstvF,
Day lugs. worms, dry weather ana hot winds, IL
was stated, wer" luinE extensive damage, Thtn, too.
llNHrp al cables reported al udNInCe NJ ld., aud
thrr, Mu> son a. outside business here Wheat pTirca
A,coydlnElN advanced. lut suIs, qucutly RdNIcrs
tr"H the Southwest stated hat tnr reported daluase
had been gTcnty exaggerated and replies to inquiries
sent To Kansas regarding the crop condition stated
that but little damage hal been done. These con.
tictlnx reports caused selling and prices lost the early
rise and declined quite sharply. Late cables reported
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2ublir Uutires.

DosT OFFICE NOTICE
Should be read DAILY by all interested as changes
may occur at amy tImH)
Foreign mails for tho week ending May y will Gloss
OMPTL in all cases) at this Office rs follows:
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diamonds and Matrhrs.

WATCHES, DIAMONDS \ JEWEIRY Of every
W description sold on small weekly payments 10
reliable parties Mt very lowest prices; goods delivered
on first payment: send postal, our agent Will call.
AMERICAN
VI WATCH.
AND JEWELRY CO.,
eS East 23d ST.. near ith av.
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DIR. WINS sALYE.

At 100 Railroad avenue. Jersey City. Henri
Jackson is not known.
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CANDY AND CIGARS.
They Led Three Bright Young Boys
Into Serious Trouble.
Koran 10 Sojourn at Cranston for Year.
Bicycle Thief Bound Over.

Three well dressed, smart, and ap-
ranged from to II years, were arraigned
before Judge Sweetlaud in the Sixth Dis
trict Court this morning on the charge OF
breaking and entering the little cigar and
candy store of w. Ii. Smith, which is
located at the corner of weybosset street
and Postoffice Court. Their names are
Bert Gilbert, Charles Clewly and Howard
Reed. They live In the vicinity OF sum-
mer and Pond streets and are the children
of highly respected citizens. Each waived
examination aud was held to await the
action Of the grand jury in the sum of
$500.
The boys claim that Bert Gilbert was
the organizer 10 the gang, and that it was
he who broke in the little door of the
store, the others following. After help
ing themselves TO such articles as suited
their fancy they left and walked up Col
lege Hill and sat on the steps of the court
house, ate a lunch and smoked Mr..
Smiths cigers. From College Hill they
went TO their own homes, and on the
way treated every one of their compan-
ions they chanced TO meet, and told them
what they had been doing.
Yesterday afternoon Captain Cost inc
learned of the affair, and the boys were
all arrested.
Daniel Horan made an heroic effort to
make Judge Sweetland understand that he
did not know Just where the State Farm
was located, bat warrant officer Long re-
ferred to the records and found that Ho-
rams name was there and the latter got
year. He was charged with being a COM
mon drunkard.
David O'Connell, 20 years old, made his
first trip to Cranston at the expense of
the State this morning. He will be found
with Mr.. Wall until October. Being
drunk three times in six weeks is the
cause OF the trip.
Eddie Sullivan pleaded not guilty to
being truant and will have trial Fri
day.
II William Britton knew how to ride a
"biKe" the chances are he would not have
been arrested on North Main street last
evening by officer Willard for stealing
William Il. Holden's wheel. He pleaded
guilty TO the charge and was held to see
what the grand jury has to say about the
matter.
Two Italians, were arraignec for illegal
liquor sales. Vincenzo Filoronio disputed
the allegation aud was held until Friday
for trial, but Nincenizo Blosco acknow-
lodged the crime, and was fined go aud
costs and was told 10 serve a term of 10
days in Jail. He would have paid the fine.
but did not relish going 70 jail, SO he
took an appeal
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Nerves

were very badly affected, so that / could
not do my own work. l consulted our
family physician and received a little
help. read about Hoods Sarsaparilla
and decided to try il. In few weeks
had been benefited so much that / was
able to do my own housework, washing
and all. have, also, taken Hoods Pills
in connection with Hoods Sarsaparilla,
and they, too, have done me much good.
j will not be without them. have taken
thirteen bottles OF Hoods sarsaparilla and
through the blessing OF God it has cured
me. have worked as hard as ever the
past summer, and am thankful 10 say l
am perfectly well. advise any one whose
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-08
FINANCIAL NEWS
The Stock Market Opened
Higher Today.
Fair Business Recorded in the
Leather Companies.
Rumorei That $1,000, 900 Gold Will
Be Shipped on Saturday.


epeciai to The News
NEW YORK, A pril s. While It is true
that the leather companies as well as the
Independent tanneries are enjoying fair
business, 1t is equally true selling Is
desire 10 realize rather than because sales
are profitable. There is not much money
in the business at current prices. There
is supposed to be bull pool operating in
Tennessee Coal and Iron as result of the
recent Improvement in iron conditions in
the South. 1t bought considerable stock
below 30. Its members talk 80 to 40. 1t
Is beyond question that the intrinsic
value of the stock has improved in the
last few weeks.
An effort IL being made to create the
impression that the American Tobacco
people will have considerable difficulty
in getting the governors OF the New
York Stock Exchange to list the 20 per
cent. script that they propose giving to
stock holders as pertaining 10 their meet
ing last week. The suggestions, as far as
they relate TO the stock exchange, must
be taken with very large grain OF salt.
What the manipulators of American
Tobacco do not know there Is scarcely
man IN Wall street can teach them. On
Friday last, for instance, at the opening
pared to see some pyrotechnics because of
the script dividend declared over night;
10 governors fonnd themselves in posses
sion of orders in American Tobacco. This
shows that the American Tobacco manip-
ulators recognize to the fullest extent
that commissions count. The company
Will claim many precedents for their
action and il is said by two OF the gov
ernors of the exchange that they do not
see that the Tobacco company has done
anything that calls for harsher comment
than has been done by other corporations
whose securities are listed on the Stock
Exchange.
1t would seem that under these circum-
stances 1t is somewhat dangerous to keep
/ playing the short side of Tobacco. The
deal apparently is not yet through.
There is a vague rumor that million
of gold will go out Saturday, but 1t is ex-
tremely dou btful whether any such sum
will be exported.
st. Paul earnings for first week in April
| will be out tomorrow and Will show q
substantial increase.
London at 2 p. m.-Louisville Nash
| vile 1, better. st. Paul Is up. Rest
unchanged.
Local Stock Quotations.
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n cart

AS well as all other important organs
find strength and vigor in Hoods Sar-
saparilla. The way in which Hoods
Sarsaparilla restores strength after
serious illness, by purifying, vitalizing
and euriching the blood, wins warm
praise and cordial recommendations.
Read Mrs. Messengers interesting
statement:
81 want to say a few words In praise of
Hoods Ssrsaparilla. Nearly two years
ago my health began to run down, and in
the fall had an attack Of the grip. From
that time on my heart and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-08
THE AUDITOR CAME.
Saunders Shortage Discovered and
He Tries Suicide.
He Is Agent OF Great Northern Road ard
Shortage is About $4,000.

LASoDoY, n. d., April s.--Frank Saun-
ders, agent Of the Great Northern Rail-
way, attempted TO commit suicide here
last evening as consequence OF un ex-
animation Of his books by the travelling
auditor OF the Great Northern. lie is
may recover.
1he trouble originated over en- option
deal managed by Saunders The auditor
arrived yesterday with n relief agent.
lhe account had not progressed very far
when II became evident there would ne
a. shortage, now estimated nj sG0Cc, In
saunders accounts. IL Is charged that
he has forged kilograms and used all sorts
OF means TO conceal his peeulstions.
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CREEK
GOLD MINES.
The Cold Development Com
pany Of Boston.

Nearly 40,S00 shares already sold In Provi-
dence alone. few shares more will be sold at
first price rs cents per share; par value $lO0.
The recent marvellous developments in our own
mines, bought and paid for, in addition to those
bonded and leased justify the Company In doubling
the price Of the stock now. Como to my Office
and see the new map showing the Gold belt and
the Gold Veins from which rich ore Is now being
shipped. Samples Of Ore, Prospectuscs, Anthem
ticated Reports, Incorporation Papers at my office,
Como in and investigate The best, safest and
surest stock for rs cents on tho market. w. Il.
R0YER, Agent 448 Butler Exchange Providence.
msi- i'm
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Burglars Are Not as Fear
less as Supposed.
One Who Was Frightened Out
of Power of Speech.
How the Jury in Famous Murder
Trial Came TO Agreement.

Popular fancy pictures the burglar as
O man who knows no fear and who is
ready to face any danger that may con-
front him while engaged in his depreda-
tions. Doubtless there are some few
crooks Of this character but they are the
most desperate class OF criminals who are
ms ready to take life as they are Iocket
and think no more about it, providing
they do not fall into the hands OF the
police. But by fsr the larger number OF
cracksmen are physical as well as moral
towards. The cry of a babe Will send
them scurrying from a house empty
handed, even after they have packed up
valuable booty while the wheezy whimp-
ering OF an over-fed lap dog will drive
them away as quickly as though dozen
loaded Gatling guns were pointed at
them. 1t Is the common experience OF
detectives and Others who have TO deal
wItH burlgars and robbers 10 discover
that they are cowardly in the extreme
and Will fight only, as will the rat,
when they are cornered and all chance OF
retreat is cut OF.
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"Congress in session.

Congress will not adjourn until May Is.
and every one should seize the opportunity OF
visiting Washington tsfore that time. "Royai
Blue Line" personally conducted parties
leave Boston April IS and May 6. Tho rate of
ss3 covers hotel accommodations and every
expense. stop-over privileges. For Illus
irsted Itinerary, address A. J. simmons,
New Englapd Agent. 2ii Washington s,seet.
Boston
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StOma aCh

Is ous OF order, or who is suffering from
nervous prostration or heart trouble, to
take Hoods Sarsaparilla and Hoods Pills
and be cured. Hoods Pills when taken
with the sarsaparilla belp just as much
again" Mrs. MARY NJ. MESSENGER,
Freehold, Pa.
NIB. II you decide to take Hoods sar-
saparila do not be induced TO buy any
other instead. Get Hoods and only
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-04-08

il is seldom, however, that detective
has an experience with e burglar as did
Detective Parker some years ago. Thls
fellow became actually paralyze with
fear so far as any use or control over ms
vocal organs was concerned, as Mr.. Parker
discovered after he had run him Gown.
Early in 1879 the house OF the late DIR.
Won Gottschalk, at the corner Of Westmin-
ster and Walnut streets, was entered sew
erai times during the night and number
of articles of value were stolen. The rob-
berries were not at first reported TO the
police, but as they continued DIR. Won
Goftschalk concluded to make his losses
known and TO secure the assistance of the
police to run down the robber or robbers.
The case was placed in Mr.. Parker's hands,
and for many nights he remained on the
watch in the Gottsohalk residence, but
the mArauder did not put in an appear
ance. He was recalled for other duties
and another robbery followed almost inn
mediately afterward. This SO alarmed the
Gottschalk household that the family did
not care to sleep i'm the house SO Mr..
Parker was detailed to go to work on the
case again.
He learned that several weeks had
elapsed between the previous ropberies SO
he did not begin his nocturnal vigils
until about two weeks after the later
ROBBERY. inhlly ne LOOK UP MS oiu
quarters In the kitchen. the only place
that offered favora bic chance for burg
lar to enter. He remained an entire night
there but without discovering anything.
The following night he was at his post
again. About O'Clock on this occasion
he heard slight creaking. Looking in
the direction from which the sound came
he satisfied himself that a window was
being cautiously raised. Next knife
blade was inserted and the hook which
held the inside blin is together was rails
ed and the blinds slowly rolled back, re-
vealing the head and shoulders of a
burly negro The robber gazed into the
room intently for some seconds, but
there being no light there he did not dis
cov-r the waiting detective. At last, ap-
parently satisfied that the coast was clear,
he climbed to the window sill and tnen
stopped again.
That he was a very cautious rascal the
detective soon had ample proof, for in
stead of getting into the room he remain