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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07
WORK WANTED.

~~O~>~~~~SoS@NN0D~ -~NT~NNO.OONNN
DooKKrrprn. Female M lie BY bosAke-p.r.
stenographer. typewriter. Remington or
Smith Pr fner operator: moderate salary.
Miss \. VI. X. Si3 IVES, 20 e..
COMPANIOS-By 4 refined American glrl
~ - 10 eentl~ladv. or would wait or
Invalid. good references. Call or address
NJ i. D.. sil Fast :cth It
COMPANION.-Ev young lady. 20 elderly
lady or Invalid; good musician and
reader. a1able, references furnished. 40
dress \. ". y. Tribune Oaice.
COMPANION and HOTsEKEEPER.- An
educated. refined young woman with
pleasing and unusual capabilities for com
psnion. especially for semi-inyalid under
stands housekeeping and mana glng ser
Nsnts; H. also gifted with the ability and
Judgment for taking entire charge ~ the
training AMI care Of mo,herlssa children.
any one associative Of an unusual per
son for any such position. and win In
r~riying give me more uqn ~ address.
may hear Of su h by al 70 s.. x M DE l..
] az Broadway.
COMPANION co. CHAPERONE Highly
recommended. fine render. sing ana pay
well ami Ingenious with needle. DESlR-
ABLE. Box 4ji. l.ei2 Broadway.
DEMONSTRATORS and DRUMMER. -
Lady - ability and experience. cell any
line u good-. hfgt-c.ass refer noes Al
dress INTEGRITY, 80 Fulton ~. Bklyn
ENGLISH LADY. experienced desires po-
sifion as residen' goycrness; English.
French. music. singing. drawing. e.@men-
tary German ana Latin. ISABEL. 233
West 2ith-s'.
GOVERNEss French visiting governess
wishes more engagements a. home or
out. experienced. native lady. special at
t~ntion 70 pronunciation with beginners.
highest testimonials. I3l West 3Jih-st.
GovERNEss. Sc.-Position as German
gDverless. or mothers helm. or nurse
and companion 20 old or Invalid lady Ad-
dress uKSU MINOR. 80 Garsil--sr.. New
ark. y. J.
JANlTREss.-By woman; no children.
Mn~. PLOGER. sGi0 3d-ave.
LADY writing rapidly and distinctly
would like copying 10 Do al home. Al
dress +. g.. Tribune ONCE
sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
employed IN Wall street from . ~ l.
would like work IN that locality from %
$50. Box B.. Tribune Ofice.
STENOGRAPHER- by Young lady: three
years experience; educated. accurate. re
liable Remington operator. salarv s.. ref
erences BROOKE. Box -. LIZ B'way.
sTENOGRAPHER-By young lady. post
ton from q :: two years experience
Remington; satisfaction guarartee1; salary
ST: conscientious reliable. -CRANBROOK.
Box 20, l.2i2 Broadway.
sTENOGRAPHER. thoroughly competent
several years experience ~ cashier and
accountant. desires position 81 responsible
ity. eNcellfn, testimonials -TENDG-
RAPHER. Box 10. Tribune Ofice.
VISITING COVERINGS has part OF
morning and part Of afternoon olsen
gagged: elementary English or kindergarten
work, FIVE years references. moderate Us
West I2d-st
YOUNG LADY. school and college gradu-
ate. desires position where she can ad
vance. BUSINESS. 1876 East I25th 81.
YOUNG LADY desires position IN Office:
experienced. good penman. excellent ref
erences. willing 20 work. salary moderate.
Room 4 % Union square.
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WORK WANTED.
sNSS~N~~~o"so~N-"~- -
Mn1r

~~~~~~>~Ssc~>~~~~~ - ---I>>~>~~>~~~~S~>S~S>~~
Mnlc.
situation. understands the business In
all branches. ADDRESS FRIEDRICH BUSH
l.j sherman Jersey City Heights
y. j.
rrHoLsTERING WORK wanted on furnI.
turr. etc day or job. J. " FOX. go
Fh-ave.. Second nll.
wATCHMAN or PORTER.--Day or night:
reliable. honest and strong. l.. NELSON.
l53 ist-sve.
wATCHMAN. boiler fireman: useful
handy with tools good references. mod
crate wages. USEFUL. 100 cth-ave.
WATERMAN. or any POSITION reference
ard security. wages moderate. $. SHEER
LoCH. la5 s9thst.. brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN. 80. desires position at any
thing where there II an opportunity f1r
advancement, Office work preferred II.
SCHMIDT. :5i East 57th-s'.
YOUNG MAN. well educated and comp.-
tent. desires travelling or other position:
any capacity not mental. Address Is. io,
Main-si.. Easi Orange, y. J.
YOUNG Man. 20 years Of age. would IKE
position at anything where he can ai-
vance himself. can Furnish Al references.
Adlrsss ROBr. 80 Tonnele ave. Jersey
city.
YOUNG MAN go. anxious. must have
empioyrner, at once. CHARLES H.
sABiN. 100 West 5sih st.
YOUNG MAN az porter: chance for AL
Nancement. good references. SclllSTER.
.Oi East SCth-st.
YOUNG MAN. Il. desires position IN mer-
camille or produce house whore there Is
chance u Advancement; god reference.
CHARLES l.. CHRISTIAN. 80 West
C4sh-st.
YOUNG MAN -. good peniaan. wants
suitaH1le employment; wculd prefer a.
si-;ant bookkeep@r. can furrish 500 bond.
Address l.. J.. Tribune Office.
YOUNG MAN. German correspondent. a.so
rtenograpaHf. wants a uo~ ton. best u
references. Aiirfss AHTH r WINilIER.
White Lake. y. j.
YOUNG business man u experleace ANA
good connection Wishes TO represent
reputable firm il Michigan. Ohio and In
diana. VIII Detroit fs headquarters. H..
Box 3,:. i...7 Broadway.
YOUNG MAN ,.m. hnowleige - eioctri-
cal work. also manufacturing photo
graphic shutters and sPrcialties. \
WILEY. us East 4oth-st.
YOUNG Man wants situation with a doc
tor, or - Work in th- house does not
knu" the city Address /. j Box ~.
Tribune Office.
YOUNG MAN wishes position IN gentle
mans family or Oh Yacht. used - walt
INK On table has been steward on mail
steamship. the best u references can he
given. CROFT l.sC3iz Fulton -. Brook
DE.
YOUNG MAN. German American. IN:
strohg and honest. IN vho.esal. house
where - can advance. J.. BEiTEl.
ROCKS. :, BocfuW 81. Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN. 20. willing. obliglng. speak.
Enelisl. ar1 German. wants situation of
an kind: factory preferred. BENDER.
ga EAT lis, St
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.
ATTENDANT or NURSE to elderly gen
teman or invalid. well educated man.
neat and courteous. best references. NJ.
J. 9. 2i5 Easc5lst st
AT"TESDANT. NURSE or VALET. -.
reader and writer; az present with In
valid. disengaged in few days. Address
X. care Pecerseio. 20 Nassau-st.
ATTENDANT or NURSE to invalid or
elderly gentleman. or as visiting mas
ssur. &c. thoroughly experienced, highly
recommended. Address \. T.. /, iSJ Broad
way.
ATTENDANT or NURSE to sick or in
valid gentleman: best city reference. At-
dress y H.. IT, East 60th-st.
HITLER or SECOND MANY thor
ough.y capable young man. neat. active
ard obliging. excellent city references.
Address MASON. LAP Broadvay.
BUTLER By competent Young man.
thoroughly experienced. In private fam
uy; will make himself useful. willing and
obliging. best city references. W, Box 10.
l242 Broadway.
RT-TLER. French swiss In private
family: thoroughly understands ali hts
Duties as butter ard valet. willing and
obliring: Ave year, personal references
from last place. 6. II. l., 10. West
B:d
Rr-TLER or vALET.-Thorough compe-
tent. best city references. p. 20 West
3Gih-st
BUTLER. BY comp-ten, swede IN private
family. nrst-cla-s city references. Ad-
dress yJl 20 ave.
HITLER and UsErUI~MAN. -Experi-
.nced in ali duties: good references;
moderate wages. USEFUL ia' 6tn-aNe.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wishes 70 IND sit
uaflon fOr excellent butler and second
rnanservant. Inquire 3S2 Jth-ave.. VI n
day. Tuesday and Wednesday from 10 TO
. O'Clock.
BUTLER wants situation where second
man or parlormsid Is kept. be-t city
references Address FEATHERSTOSE,
~ 3d-aye.. n hoor.
BUTLER Young man: where pariormaid
l. kept. hrst-class reference. Address
y. 539 5th-avs --.
BI-Tf.ER- Thorough: good. brigh, ap-
pearance. age -. strictly sober: years
best city reference. Address Tor days,
H.. 100 West 4oth-st.
ER-PARr>oR3AID. much ex-
perience, together or separate, town ~
country. Address BUTLER. Box .. Trib-
une OAice.
pt-TLER or wAIrER.-First-cllss. in
family JAPANEsE. Tribune once.
II'TLER. by a Frenchman. thoroughly
competent. best city references ana high,
lv recommended BY his laet employer. bu.i
wage EsPOIR. la: Broadway.
BUTTERFLY thoroughly reliable young
man. eight years best city reference IN
q good valet and silver cleaner. Address
r, i5i East 33d-st.
BI-TI.ER and vALET.-By a competent
Frenchman: family leaving for south.
tuyt disengaged. lady can be seen A. r..
tss 6th-ave
BuTLER or vALET.-Thorough coinpe-
tent, willing obllging frsi-ciass refer
ences last employer can he seen, city or
country. BUTLER. Chr.stopher-st.
prrTI,ER =ThorOughly undersisnds his
business, married. age ~ years, bsst or
reference J. M'ESTEE. G35 Eushwick-
ave. Brooklyn.
cHEF.-By Frenchman In private family:
ten years references from last employer.
ldirsns l.. b.. care Of co.man, LAB
yark-ave.
cARETAKER- BY young Swedish couple
as carstasers OF g-ntiemsn's city house
for the summer referenceA As. H.
SWANSON. III East l3Ith-sI
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
----r~~Oo~r~-oNoo.oc>
Female.
LADIES and girls 10 learn dressrnaking
cutting and millinery; also assistants
for reception and show rooms: lessons day
or evenings. permanent engagements. Call
or write LONDON & PARIS DRESS
MAKING COMPANY. 433 Lefayette-ave..
Brooklyn 20 West l9th-st.. NewYork
THOROUGHLY COMPETENT. HONEST
lady's maid. understanding sewing hair
dressing and massage: must be an excel
len; packer. traveller and know something
OF the care Of sick people Apply Mon
day afternoon 4 10 Q. Room 500. Majestic
Hotel
WANTED-A Protestant nurse ror boy
over years old, wages $50; must have
references. A. b. Box 20. 1.Z21 Broad
waT.
WANTED--A few refined ladies % DO
work az their homes: pleasant. remuner-
aiive cnDl0yment. no canvasstng. Apply
STANDARD ART CO. I42 West 236-st.
WANTED Cook and chambormaii ror
private boarding house 45 West 55th-st.
WANT ED.--A young strong. reliable wo-
man 80 chamberna.d and waitress In
private family Apply Monday. 34s West
f~fh-sf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

Pulley: Eckerts insole; Treasure Toy.
Al patents procured through EDGAR
TATE d COMPANY are advertised free.
The leading patent firm IN the world. Best
wlrk. quickest results. Cal, and exam
inc our ABILITIES and SELLING Dcpartu ent.
send for Patent Guido. 900 Inventions
Wanted" Free.
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GARDENER. - Married. eighteen Years
experience I'm greenhouse. flower AMI
vegetable garden. first-Class reference from
last employer who can be seen. Address
T.. 2Ji shave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

GARDENER and FLORIST Married. two
children. thoroughly understands green
houses. lawns. NUT. flower and vegetable
gardening and everything pertaining ~
gent anan's place: II Years frst-clss ref
erence. former or last employer can be
seen. IS Plerrepont-St. Brooklyn
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10000 WANTED by a well-established
manufacturing firm. best Of references
good security and liberal interest Address
Y : Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

COACHMAN.-Iady giving UP horses de-
sires 10 secure situation for her coach
man, who will be found ~Doer honest.
willing and Obliging: understands every
thing connected with horses. harness. car
riasss stables and gentl-man's place. 4.
NJ, 1853 Gth-ave.
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FOR SALE.

800 TO $500 new upright Pianos for $50
each Full guarantee. DEMARF-ST
LLAN0 co. 10 W. 21d-st.. near 0th-ave.
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MISCELLAxEOCS.

~n,,r la " lex gives prompt assistance
Ill business or personal difficulties, d.
cause. withoa, publicity: refi.bie say@~ft-
sucns quietly. sirictest privacy Observed
"a Al matters. Bank reference, private
e'ase'ntion without charge West ll,h
DisPEPSIA CURED. Grover ,;ranam's
r..sy specific. instan, relief. per
pnsnt cure Hseenan's Pharmacy. 100
CWowsy Write Grover Graharn 90
.N-*ou's. n, ". for pam1hsct.
INERT ADVICE FREE. Accidents col
.cl,ohs. divorces quietly desertion. in
800, INC collected: pensions quickly. Conn
e..-... ..lNkLiNG. l23 IIberiy-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

SIDE LINE.-Pocket freel samples. cash
CONS. forward dating. liberal crrdi.
projected ground. sevpra. sides" now
earning $50 weekly factory rated q
Communications confidential SIDE" J..
-. 1871. Ncw-Y0rk.
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
-D~No.o-oo~1No~~~>r~~o
Male.
AGENTS. --Uustlers make 50 daily selling
the only revolving griddle cake turner:
sample. 2Oc. o. L. NICKEL. sole Mfg.
Haverhill. Mass
GO TO MRS. WEBB DRAPER's. 10
West 3lst-st. Tor A chef or butler. board
ins-house. city reference.
OFFICE MANAGER wanted by a respon-
slb.e firm. salary 81 200 year: 5000 cash
and references required commercial ref
efences furnished; position permanent. Ad-
dress KELLER 1: KIRKPATRICK. 80
North Gih-st.. Philadelpha. Pa.
SIDE LINE.-Pocket freel samples cash
c1rns.. forward dating. liberal credit.
projected ground severa. 'sides' now
earning $50 weekly factory rated q.
Communications confidential. SIDE" i.
%. 1871. Ncw-Y0rk.
WANTED. -Agen.s 20 sell the inGelible
check perforator. retalls 500. largo
commission. WESLEY MFG. 60. Al
Park Row. New YORK.
WANTED. a competent Protestant gar
aener ior 4 gentleman's large country
place. must be worker. vegetable ard
glass. out ana indoor grapes. fruits etc.
wages $50 and house. references required.
WINsIOW T. WILLIAMS. Yantic, Conn.
WANTED. -Mlddle-age couple. men to
garden. take care Of q horse and chick
ems: woman &c do genera. homework ref
crcnCe. state wages Address ". =. ..
Box 1873. TuckahOe. Westchester Co. y. Y.
WANTED -Experiencel reliable agents
In all ports OF the United States. 20
whom w. car now assign special territory
for the sale OF THE NETWORK TRiB-
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SUCCESSFUL MEN" Ii is one OF the
most easily sold publications now before
the American pee pie and Is not only deep
~ interes ting itself. bu. proves a great
educator. replete with obiect-lessons for
Young n'en sta ting In business life. Every
library. public or private IS incomplete
without IL. The work is published In two
large volumes. royal octave. and is Illus
trate' with nun steel and stippa
portraits. Address ADAMS & co. IS
Dnane-si-.N y. Y,
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WAITER PORTER or rSEFUl~MAN-
By young man IN hotel OF private fam
Nv five wears references. j. Nc, i+J
~ ave. top floor.
WAITEk.-By an experienced Germs n,
speaking some English. steady position
as walter or omnibus. JOSEPH PiMM.
2l5 East iOthst. room 20.
WAITER or CDOK.-Ry young Japanese:
frsf-class; good city references. 7. 7
l.g Cherry. II
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$40. OO0. -COMPETFNT and experienced
business man with this amount can se-
cure liberal lnieres; and management of
New York Office for business established
whose appliance are now in Use in House
~ RerrPsaniatives Washington. New
Jersey state Capitol large Office buildings.
churches. private residences bonded ware
houses and manufacturing industries. valu
able everywh ere profits large: money pos
itivelv secured. liberal salary and connie
sions 70 acceptable party. For personal in
terview address CONTRACTORS. Tribune
Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

ISEFff~ VAN BY French man; married .
fiil charge OF genilemlr's p,arr. wife
care OF milk. poultry. have baby. cottage.
rear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

COArHMAN and nder-
stands the proper care Of horses. harness.
carriages. driving. gardening lawns AMI
general duties. good city references. Ad-
dress COACHMAN. is2 Park Row.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

BTTLER.-By French Swiss In private
family. thoroughly understands al, hts
duties as butter ard valet. willing and
obnging: Ave year, personal references
from last place. c. II. l., 10. West
3oL-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

voLsD. silver and platinum purchased
o,a Ialxe or small lots. Pos,ofice money
wws payment Of express pAckaees
BE- LEWIS, Refner. II Chambens-s,'
centre and PARK Row. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

WANTED. additional capital 70 develop
magnificent gold mining property In
southern Colorado. stamp mill in place.
commence working rich ores In NAV. Al
dress DEWEY. Avenue House. Evanston.
III.
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TIME REGISTER. -WCrkmen record their
own lime b. dr0prirg checks into Il.
infailihia ard nor-clCrg'ng; our patent FOR
sale. Is ". 9. T.. SHEPARDSON.
South Haven Mich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

FOR SALE or RENT-A bargain: Sho-
shore Inn Money Island. rear New
Haven. Conn. furnished f5r ~ guests !.
beautiful scenes. healthy. accessible
LYON. "a Park Row
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-07

SALESMAf controlling large business
with shippers and buyers c.: creamery.
dairy and farm products desires capitslist
state amount willing TO invest. Address
LUCRATIVE. Tribune ONCE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-15
sccrerar, Room Arrested.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1l-Gcucral carlos
ROlon. Secretary OF War of the cuban
Republic was arrested last night on a
warrant sworn out by tine Spanish Con-
sui charging him with q violation OF tho
neutrality laws In connection with an
alleged flibustering expedition 90 CUBA on
the steamer WoOdal, June .. l,io
Rolom was locked up BOO Ludiow-street
fan over night and brought before COM
missioner Shields This morning. The ar
rest came 10 tho knowledge or MS friends
so late that they could not arrange ior
his release on bail They are indignant
at the arrest having been 50 timed as TO
render an efforts 10 prevent his incarccra-
tion futile
General ROl0n was arrested as he was
leaving No. y Fulton street and taken 10
iau al once. He had been ill Tor some
time and when his friends brought some
medicine for him 20 jail he was not allow
ed 10 receive IL. the officials saying that
they could not give it 10 him without an
order from the marshal or somebody else.
Just who was 20 issue the order the oflciai
failed 10 make plain.
General ROlon looked worn and haggard
when he came before Commissioner
shields shortly before II o'clock this
morning. Arraiened with him upon a
similar charge was DR.. Joseph l.. Luis.
Each pleaded not guilty. and was held
under s. 800 bail for examination on Satur-
day next. Bail was furnished.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-15
TELEGRlPHIC BRETIfIEs.

Advices from Havana by way on hey
West Fla. indicate that Gcnerdl "eyi'r
is I'm verv bad humor. Icing in danger OF
recau owing 10 his lack OF success is
stppressinc tie insurrecton in CUBA
charlotte Pltula. OF Danbury Conn"
has remained for seven days without mo-
fion. though her physician believes she Is
sensible 10 her Surroundings and 10 pain.
A committee OF the Central Labor
Union. of New York is planning 70 have
a committee appointed 20 examine INTO
the sanity Of Magistrate Mott
The Budget Committee Of the Reich
stag has voted an initial grant OF yJv1
marks for Germany participation IN the
Paris exposition Of lo0
It is announced that Prince Albert OF
Belgium proposes 10 visit America nexI
year.
The cruiser Newark left Port Royal
Yesterday for jacksonville 70 resume duty
watching FOR -1-busters.
Naval orders wers ISSUED yesterday as
follows: Commander J. b. Coghlan viii
be detached February lst from duty as in
spector OF the Eighth lighthouse district
with headquarters ~ New Orleans, and
assume command Of the receiving shin
Richmond. at Philapelphia. Ensign c. f.
Preston ordered 10 temporary duty IN the
Bureau OF Equipment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-15

Judge Reese Charged with Over Much
Tmphasi. as Well as Drinking,

ATLANTA. GA. Jan. 1.-THE charge
against Judge seaborne Reese. of being
drunk on the bench. was taken up to-
dav bv the House committee. All the tes-
timouy related 10 the September term or
court i'm Madison county. last year. Some
,yifuesses stated that Judge Reese was
drunk. Others declared that he was not
Berry Alexander, Of Franklin county,
stated that Judge Reese. speaking OF Tom
Watson. remarked.
"D-him. he ought to be in h."
There was a spirited debate between
John d. Shannan. witness, ana SEN
ator Carter the author Of the charges.
senator Carter tried 10 get a direct an
sVer from Mr.. Shannon on Judge Reese ;
condition. Mr.. shannon answered that ne
would not swear that Judge Reese was
either drunk or sober. The sherin or
Madison county stated that he took a
@entleman's drink with Judge Reese on
,he morning the court was opened. lie
did rot consider the Judge drunk. as MS
Honor shaved himself and opened court
with the same hand. " a..
IN came out in the testimony that The
Judges charge created "A great deal ol dlH-
cussion. Some who heard IL declared that
ia was "A sermon. Others thought II was 4
moral lecture and still others pronounced
IL a temperance address. Some said that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-15

the Judge was drunk at the time, ahn h,
others answered that II II was ttue ~ "e
ought 20 be kept drunk all the 'i''''
cause his charge was a good one. ,, a
other witnesses stated that IL ""Tr "rbe
good thing, but In the wrong place. tbs
Judge did not call the attention oa 'i,y hv
Jury 90 an the law usually revie~eu =,
Judges when addressing grand uii,'..,,,, uii,ss. y,
was testified that the Judge saio uaii.n uaii,n
two or three times at dinner, but ne was
not bOisterous 49, ..i, IN
This afternoon the committee tooN W
the Sweat case again, and Bryan So.tcr' So.nter'
Colt r. Mills OF Griffin. I. A az @,F.. -,
of Boxley. and Jacob Beach. or oI!i'
county. we're examined Collier was nun ihun-
ager OF the Wigwam Hotel two years .,s 49,.
Ho was Informed by his housekeeper '.%Ae ~
Judge Sweat and Mrs. crosby entered tle
hotel one afternoon by the back stairWas'
built for a nre-escape. and seldom ussu;
They remained upstairs some Time @ @ailu
were in the Judge room. Dut ths W.
was not closed Mr.. Beach stated tha'
Judge Reese was his guest AZ the nottl,
and he declared positively that no,nIns
Improper In the Judges conduct oceuirSu
during their stay at the resort ..
The Investigation will be resumed To-
marrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-15

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jan. li-Sena-
tor Canery. Of Louisiana. got out OF
sick bed this morning TO attend the meet
ings Of the Committee on Commerce for
the purpose Of submitting his report on
the bill TO appropriate $4,000 for stop
ping the ereVases az tho Pass LOutre.
near the mouth Of the Mississippi II was
useless. however. for the matter was
postponed a week on account of the OBJ
lection OF Mr. Vest.
Mr. Canery finds in his report that the
Eads people have not kept TO the letter
OF the contract with the government.
that they have maintained the channel IN
the river by dredging. instead OF by
means OF jettios This dcrchction OF
alleged duty is criticised by Mr. Cahery
and ne recommends the passage Of the
bill. but requires the money 90 be paid
by the Eads estate. II was on account
Of this provision that Mr., Vest objected.