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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-28
Cha,e aud Payne on tor Illinois.

The Cincinnati Commercial states that
Gov. Chase is soon to take the stump in
Illinois against Douglas. This is what
might naturally be expected of a Presi-
Genital aspirant like Mr.. Chase. He
wants Mr.. Douglass out of the way and
he will join the Administration forces
there to "crush him out" lie will nave
u good time of it. 1t is not the first
time that he aud Senator Douglas have
met. In the great Nebraska fight in
the U. S. Senate, Chase put himselffor-
ward as the champion of Congressional
Sovereignty against the peoples right,to
Iuie4 His famous Manifesto, with forg-
ed names and false facts, which he stole
time to publish by abusing the conf
dence and courtesy of Senator Douglas
is not forgotten. He is we'll known in
Illinois. He has gone to a good place
to begin his Presidential race.
That so distinguished an individual
on so important a mission should not
be in travail out of his own State, alone,
the Hon. II. b. Payne has consented to
visit Illinois at the same time and see
to this gentleman's Presidential pros
poets. 1t is not the first time either
that these two gentlemen have met
It may be the FIRST time that they have
travelled in foreign parts together, but if
We remember right they were found in
close proximity to one another in Ohio
last Fall about the time the votes were
couhted out for Governor. Chase will
be worse chased in Illinois than he ever
was in Ohio.and that will be bad enough
in ali conscience. Go it Chase! Go it
Payne Douglas and Popular Sover-
eignty Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-28
BENJAMIN HUBBARD.
attorney and Counsellor at La "

MILL attend promptly to all business en-
w trusted to his cure, in the various courts of
this State. Office immediately over Ogden &
Co.'S. Grocery, Eaton Ohio.
October 2S. 1S5S-tf.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-28
FARMERS LOOK HERE.
The Subscribers are prepared to pay cash n
the highest market price for all kinds of
GRAIN, WHEAT, RYE.
CORN, BARLEY AND OATS.

Also, FLAXSEED. TIMOTHY and CLOVER
SEED. They respectfully request farmers to
give them a call before they sell. They keep
Kokomo cut Single s on hand at all times, for
sale low for cash, at their Brick Warehouse.
near the r. R. Dept.
aug. ~ 'aS.l j L.& j. W. BRUCE.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-28
NOTICE

Is hereby gwen. that Henry Kessling has been
duly appointed and qualified as the Admins
traitor of Matthew Schmick, deceased.
~ HENRY KESSLING,
Oct 10, SO. Admir-.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-28
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that Lavinia Sny.
has been duiv appointed and qualified as
the Administrators of David b Snyder. decd
LAVINIA SNYDER. Adm'x
81 Oct. IS, 1858.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-28

Sarah winner rhine his wife Pleas:
VS.. { Petition .Or Par
David Ecsler. ct al. ton.
The above named defendant, David Kesler,
William Sleicher and Dianah Slcichcr are
hereby mott fled tina the above named plaintiffs,
on tue 10th day of October, 1853, filed in the
Clerks office of the Court of Common Pleas Of
Preble county. Ohio, their petition against
them the said defendants, the object and pray
err of which said petition is to obtain partition
of the following described Real Estate, situate
in Preble county, Ohio, and described as fol-
lows, to wit: Being in sections number.one ()
and twelve (l2) in township eight of range two
(2) and beginning at a post on the south line OF
the county rna d, and on the west side of section
twelve U2) 6,43 chains south Of the northwest
corner of said section-witness, a Red Oak
| thirty inches in diameter. north thirteen links
and a beech six inches in diameter, south nine
degrees west twelve links; thence south 81 de-
grees, east % 90 chains TO a post in the county
road thence no tn 77A degrees, east 1l,Gt
Chains to a poSt-witncSS. Il beech sixteen inches
in diameter, south AK deg. ecs, west "A links
and Hickory FIVE inches in d %ancter, so nth $3.50
degrees. east ~ links: thence north 50 81 chains
to the half section line of section one ~ wit
ne IS , beech ) inches in diameter. north c6A
degrees, eas t s links and beech s inches in d.
ameter. not tn 81 degrees. west D links: thence
west 80. 9S chains along the half section line to
the southwest corner OF the northwest quarter
of section one ~: thence south 57.g5 chains on
the section line to the plac e of beginning, COR
aiming one hundred aud thi Tyrone acres and
frtv-one hundreths oc an acre of land more or
les, And the said defendants are further no.
| titled that the SAID plaintiffs will apply 10 said
Cou! at the Spring term thereof A. ID. 1853.
for an order that said partition may be made
accordingly. j. Il ZOOS.
Attest, Atty. for Plaintiff.
CnA'S W LARsH, Cl'k.
Oct. % '5S-6t.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-28

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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-28
ebIe Co. Teachers Institute.

The Preble County Teachers Institute will
hold its first quarterly meeting in Camden. on
next Saturday, October Is at 10 o'clock. A. NJ
j. N. DRAKE, Pres't.
Il. B. SAYLoR. Rec. Sec'y.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-28
The Grain Crop OfEMrOpe.

The following synopsis of the Grain
Crop of Europe, of 1888, will be found
interesting. 1t is derived from the la
test English papers:
I'm the countries bordering on the
Mediterranean, the crop is variously re-
ported, but upon the whole may be re-
garded as equal to, if not exceeding an
average. Spain and Portugal will not
require any supplies from other coun-
tries. In Belgium and holland there is
an average crop; while in the Baltic re-
gions, including Northern Germany and
Western Russia, the yield is below an
average, although high price may induce
exports to some extent. In France their
is a. fair crop of wheat and rye, oats be-
ing inferior. The cereal crop of England
exceeds the average, and u portion of
the extraordinary wheat yield of last
year still remains in the hands of far
mers to be added to this years harvest.
Offer breadstuffs are somewhat under
the average. In Ireland all kinds Of
produce are abundant.compared with re-
cent years. The wheat crop of Scot
land is excellent, other crops being me-
dunn and possibly below. GA the whole
the United Kingdom will this year re
quife smaller imports of grain than III
ordinary seasons. The supplying pow
cr of Central Russia is not yet determin-
edo
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-28
john Hansel and Mary his wife treble Com
Pleas

john Hansel and Mary his wife, treble Com
vs.. Pleas.
Elizabeth Newman ct al Partition.
The said Elizabeth Newman. - Newman,
Cathlrine w ysoug. Eliza Jane Fu'tz. William
Fu!tz Jacob Aker, Nancy Aker, Sssan His
song, -- Hissong, Elizabeth r ripps. Nancy
Gripps. Melhinn Grips. Louisa Crops, APP
house Grips, Sarah Grips, Alice Gripps,
Eliza beth +. johnson, -- johnson. Mary
Funkhuuscr, Sarah Funkhouser. William o.
FuuktouSer, Eliza NJ. Funkhnuser. Benjamin
Funkhouser, and Alice FuukhOISer. are hereby
notified that on-the 25th day of October. 1853
the slid John Hausel and Mary his wife filed in
the Court Of Common Pleas of Preb'e county.
Ohio. their petition which il nov rendin ing
whSnerer they ask partition of the f~ollowing
premises, to with Lot No. 40 in the town of
Few Lexington, Preble county, Ohio: and the
defendants are further notified that Mt the
spring Term, 1859, of said Court. an order will
be asked to have said pa ftition made accord
ingly. GILM0R &c CAMPBELL,
Attest, Atty's. for Plaintiff.
e. w. LARsH, Cl'k.
0ctc' er Is. lS5S-6t.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-28
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that Elizabeth A.
Crume has zen duly appointed and qualified
as the Administrators oi Moses II. Crume, decd.
ELIZABETH A RUNE.
ADMINISTRATIVE
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-28

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given. that the subscribers
have thi S day been appointed and qualified as
Administra tors on the estate Of Catherine Kes-
Ter, late of Washington township, Preble cOun
ty, Ohio, deceased. DAVID KESLER.
Ohm WINNERLINE;
Oct % '5S-3t. Adm'rs.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-28
Fish Fish

lust received a splendid lot of PickereL
ii White and MackereI Fish, which we will
sell by the barrel or half barrel. Gail and
see them at !he Grocery of
MITCHELL & GOULD.
nOAPANO CANDLES-A first rate article
y forsalcb by
mar Is &c jul
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-28

CAUTION.-The attention of the Publ sher
has been called to spurious editions Of this
work put forth as Narratives of DIR Living
stones Travels in Africa" Ours is the only
cheap American edition e this great work pub
Ii shed and contains all the important matter OF
the English edition, which is sold at six dollars.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-28
EIOLAssEs AND SUGARS.

A LII kinds of the above articles, of the mos
hsuperiorqualities, have been received, and
be had o t the Grocery of
mar1s MITCHELL GOULD.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-28

HoUo,oay's PAs-Hospitul practice.
1t is supposed, by the uninitiated,
that hospital patients have the advantage
Of skilful treatment and careful attend
ance. The truth is, they are too often
merely the subj ct upon which raw stu
dents try their prentice hands" The
best hospitals for the sick are their own
homes, and the only medicines they
need are Ho:loway's disease, subduing
rensedies. ct the weakened, broken
down ~attennatcd, and hopeless sufferers
from liver complaint, dyspepsia, asthma,
hemorrhoids, or any of the Internal mail
aides which battle the progression, supply
themsel yes with Holloway's Pills, and
they can speedily work out their own
cure, and smile as they remember the
doleful predictions of the doctors.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-28
H6Uoudy's Pills are the best remedy
knoum IN the acorld for tie .foIoacing

- "-raHa|t -
diseases:
Bsthma Diarrhoea Indigestion
Dwell COM Dropsy Influenza
plants Debility ads 2 inflammation
Coughs ala Fever and Ague Inward Weak-
Colds Fems lie Complaints ness
Chest nicsases Headaches Liver Complaints
CostiYeness Stone and Gravel p LowneSs Of
Dyspepsia Secondary symptoms. Spirits
Pil5s Nencreal Affections Worms efaD
e-- r4s s17 7#i l3 KINGS
o. CAUTIONt-Nene are genuine unless
The words ''IloLLowAY, NEw York AND LON
DOM are observable as a wATER-MARK in ev-
I cry leaf Of Ike book of directions around each
box or pot; the same may lie plainly, seen by
holding the leaf 10 The light. A handsome re-
ward will pc giv9n TO any one It mder ring such
information as may lead 10 the detection o.
any party or parties counterfe;ting the HedI-
cines or vending the same, knowing them 10
be spurious. va
=. Sold at the Manufactures of Professor
HOLLOWAY. SOMaidcn Lane, New Yerk, and pa
Strand, London, by all respectable Druggists
and Dealers in Medicine TIN ougheut the United
States and the civilized world, in boxes at Is
cents. 621I cents. and 81 each. @
lisa considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
n. B-Directions for the guidance ofpaticnce
in every disorder are affixed to each box.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-28
THE GREAT AMBASSADOR CT EIkLTH
H OIL O-W PILES
A Boon To THE SICK.

A BOON TO THE SICK. via
The want-of q firI.ii nttiCn al o. Att
The i'll md necessities Cf lie 81 ItlII ItI-
ton OF humanity, aid tIe ~euIiel! ! Il nGm
mineral and other deteteIltuSf Rgtich<, VAS
severe y telt MI Ills all powerful II liltiae
was ushered into the world; EoLI, WAYS. EN-
VALUABLE fills have become The LCI sfI.t+ IN
REMEDY OF all nations. Their attn Lutte Is 10
PREVENT as well as 10 CURE; III attack TIE
RADIx or ROOT Of The compia /. ERd Tits by
removing The hidden cause CT fi$esSe IeIn-
~vigorate and Fe>iore the dropping eneleies Of
The system, assisting nature in her TASK of
VITAL and FUNCTIoNAKY REFORMATION.
DYSPEPSIA.
The gre at scourge OF this continent vi lids
quickly TO a course of these antist pic Pills,
anil the digestive organs are ltsfers d 10 ihrI
proper tone; no matter in What hiitt Gus
shape this ny dTa of disease exhibits rseli,
his searching and unerrinr remedy tispetSes,
II from the patients system. r.! sT9a1
General Debility and WcakECSs.
From whatever cause, LewNFss OF siIkIfs'
and ell other signs ola dis, astd liver, aLd
otbei Reorganization OF the Sys'em, tnrIsh
under The efadicating influence tftils all
powerful antiseptic and detergent Umtdst
BILIOUS DESORD ELS.
The propeI GuaniUm and right cond,tlnn OF
tie bile is OF nome niUus importance 10 Tie
health of the human frame, This ANTI BILIOUS
medicine eXPels the lidJe n Sc ds OF lie ethI-
plant, and renders all tie finds Snd Sss:r-
tioGs pure and fluent, cleansing and Iespsi-
Eating the vital functions Of the body.
X Al ES.-@atH
Shopld lose 20 time in uying a-itw dostS
of this regulating and Ienovaiing l,R ely,
whatever may he tLeiI complaint, il Gan lie
iaken with safety in all perIoIira al and Ode
disorganizalions is fleet is gll bat miIstu-
louS. -4Et .-5- -rB
UNREFCTED FRO(E..I
The testimony Of Nations is uEaU lnCusly
borne 10 the health giving virtues Of Lis TO
BILE remedy, aud certIfcatts in tvtly I'm
language bear witness 10 tie uNpE>I4BiE EN- SIS
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-28

The testimony Of Nations is uIncusl,
borne TO the E.alth- giving virtues Of his &c
BILE remedy, aud ceTIIfcat.S in tvtlY hvn 1
language bear witness 10 tie UNpE>IABIEN EN- S;
of their INTRINSIC WORTH. a-.-hs-uT
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-28
NOTICES OF THE PRESS,

Copies sent by mail free, onreceipt of the price,
1925.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-10-28

S. K. MANN & CO, Proprietors,
Gallon, Ohio. Sold by all good Drug
gists.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ...ALBANY, March ,, 1853.
PETITIONS.
By Mr.. ELY-From the City Inspectors of New
York, demonstrating against the bill establishing a
Sanitsr! Police.
REPORTS.
By Mr. UALSTED-FavOrably, relative to the
term OF certain officers Of the City OF Brooklyn.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
By Mr. ELY-To increase the number OF Notares
Public in the City of New. York.
Nv Mr. FOOTE-Relative to banks and banking
aasosAtions in the City of New-YOrk.
BY MIR. BRANDRETH-To increase the powers
and Compensation of the Executive. Also, to desig
nate the salaries of State officers.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
ByMr NOXON-To authorize the appointment OF
Commissioners so take Acknowledgements in England
and France. ,.n
Also, TO make the husband the ultimate heir OF the
deceased wife, and the wife the heir Of the deceased
husband. .
Also to better the security Of persons altering or
Also to give married women the right to dispose Of
their property by will
The METROPOLITAN Police bill was made the specisl
order for Tuesday next, at II o'clock, noon
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
'LecOmptOn in Cincinnati.

CncIsSA1I, Tuesday, March 2-9 r. IN.
A large AntLecompton meeting is bong held 'nN
evening at Smith & NIons Hall, in the room ~here
Dir. Buchanan was nominated for Presiden' Ever!
seat in the room is filed.
The Hon Adam n. Riddle, who pre-ided at The hr't
meeting in th. county at which was presented the
name of Mr. Buchanan a. q candidate for the PIesl-
dency, was choseD Chairman 49,.
Tie Hon. Stanley Matthews, United States Dlstrlc'
Attorney, is now speaking. He ss.d he was mere
when the Cincinnati platform was adopted, and he
sbou,d renew his devotion TO Popular Sovereignty IN
the place where it WAS originally affirmed aud de-
clartd He defined Popular Sovereignty 70 De the
nrpciple that when Congress organize Territorial
Goyerumeut they should leave the people who are
TO live under il full and free Liberty TO exercise
selfcoveument, so far as was copslstent with
the Federal Constitution. Let whatsoever may
leave Popular Sovereignty we propose 20
remain on that platform. He contended
that Slavery was governed by natural laws, those OF
climate soil and products. He opposed the Lecomp-
ton Constitution az outrageous, aud looked upon the
present Congressional intervention as the vest yran
n.y. and as destructive to Popular Sovereignty. Tha
Kansas Lad fairly spl ed for admission into the
Union, was matter thst had been decided by the
highest Democratic suthorty-thst OF Gov. Walker
and Secretary stanton.
The meeting is still IN session.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
Later from New Mexico.
ST. LOUIS, Tuesday. NJ

ST. LOris, Tuesday, maron =, 1888.
The Santa Be mail has arrived but the general naws
brought by it is OF an unimpcrant description Capt
Marcy reached the vicinity OF Santa lie on Tho I'd Of
February.
His trip had been long aud attended with the oss OF
a large number OF mules. and great hardships. lie
would Immediately proceed to make purchases, and
the presumption was that his expedition would be en-
.ly successfu in putting Col. johnson in possession
Of the means of transportation to Salt Lake much ear
her in the Spring than horses and supplies could reach
him from the States.
Col Harley, Indian Agent and Judge Watts, are
passengers by the mail train. The New Mexican Legs
lature would adjourn on the 18th Of February.
A difficulty had occurred between Surveyor Kelly
party and some Mexicans near Albuquerque-two Of
the latter were killed
Mr. Hockaday, the United state, Dstnct-Attoney
of Utah. arrived here yesterday en- route for Washing
ton with Government dispatches He denies that the
troops ha,e been put on half rations.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
THE HAPBOP POLICE.

The Harbor Police took possession of their boats
Yesterday and entered upon the discharge of their d
ties The force is composed Of twenty-five men, COM
manded by captain and two Eeutenants. The boats
are five in number painted black, Of Uniform size, -
feet inches org, Al feet wide, and 81 inches deep
Each boat ca1ies four men and 6 co1swan. AT noon,
Yesterday the men received their boats OF the builder
Mr.. John Webb, at Corlaers Hook, and rowed down
to their rendezvous at Whitehall. The force is COM
posed Of fine, healthy, athletic men well versed in
watercraft Their uniform is blue navy shirt edged
with white blue pilot cloth vest psntsloons and mon.
KEY Jacket with gilt buttons, and blue cloth cap with
glazed covering. The oarsmen are armed with Colt
navy long range pistols and clubs and the coIswalrs
with reyolvers and cutlasses.
Each beat is furnished witt rockets sld red Lights,
20 that in chase they can bring the other bosts to
head off the fugitves The force Is under command of
Capt. Alexander Gibson, q Lieutenant of the United
States Navy. The subordinate officers have not yet
been announced. The Co1svains are Daniel Holland,
If boat No. / Thos. Nesbitt No. .; A w. Baldwin,
No 81 Algheus Hodge, No A. Capt. James Alexander,
No 5.
The range eft the Ha,bor Police will be on the North
River as far a. Fourteenth street and on TIE East
River to the Dry Dock. SO extensive a water frott
will require large force. 1t "a stated that in short
time the number Of uen vii 10 considerably increased.
Under the present arrangement only one boat will be
detailed for service in the day time aud for the night
two on the East River WHERE the bUk Of the shipping
lies and one for the North River. The night duty
will be very lcsg and veanseme, extending from
D. m. TO a. m and subecng the men to very trying
exposures. Their regular business will be to cruise up
and down the rivers, paying paticulS attention 20
boat, they may meet, ard especially watching The hO
low piers, where thieves lie concealed waiting ior az
o,porunly TO steal goods from the piers above The
bgsts y provided with mpfiot oar vheh VII 'a'0.s
Il. "a sqp-oLo1 L.i,alessy WILT 3 sA'fi AS'-af'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
NEU:YOHK MEDICAL COILEGE-ANNt'AL
COMMENCEMENT.

The exercise, on the oscasion Of the Annual Com
mencement of the Nev-Nork Medical College tran''
pired last evening ct the lecture room of the In
sttution in Thirteenth street.
PyYfR CoOrTR OF the Board OF Directors presided
All the available space in the room was occupied ~
ladies and citizens, among whom were many OF ths
medical Fraternity. The graduates, thlrtythree IN
number were seated in the front seats. Ihe Faculty
Of the College, with several invited guests, wee on
the platform with the President.
After prayer by the Rev. DIR. MATHEWS, the IRE
.dent of the Faculty, DIR. HORACE III. GREEs. deLy-
cred diplomas TO TIE following named graduates:
I Dalk,n Jrsn v Dehsnne. VIM Isrdt Luther NJ Lyon,
Thomas NJ McGina Hezekish z. Mes3 Dsnis j. Donovan
Emil yon Slseng NJ d., S.a' ID. Scuddes. rTsas "e.'sr'
Adam Lenker
MANN ", Leighton. 81 D.
II -Shcru Cooper.
N,ssAcHVsFTTs-Oscsr C. DE Wolf NJ d., ChN.es Il riA,
CHARLES T.. Severance, Viii msn '. White
CoNNLc1tcuT-John d. Brumey. Elijah c. Kinney THOMAS
Powell
NORTH CARoLNA-Edw ard Thomas
GroRGiA-BenJ amin + Ulmer
AL,B.S.-Iulen A. Wordcock
ILIISols-Chsrtes ". Wichlta.
MIssotRI-Chsuncey L. Lccuis
CUBA-Chales De Css,ro.
BFRMUDA-Wm. c. foggO.
CERNsNY-IIermann Guleke. M ., Az, lstus uunl,.
Fs,SCE-P. L. T. Lssnne M. d.
The honorary degree was also conferred upon Ton
zalo Jorrin NJ D. and Prof. Nincente A. de Castro,
MID, of Cubs, and DR.. J. Ii. Bailey, United States
NAVY.
Prof FoRDYcE BARXIG then delivered the vale
dictory to the graduating class, after which the
assembly WAS dismissed with benediotiOn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
GEN. MES GIT HOUSE.

r. vs Efxr 4 ~ y. 4 T's.nt
s,r. 1 have Watched with eo~d dss Of in.sccA
,b. mater perta to the gA Of house And lot b
Gen. NJ. by tn. Police Of tbs city. For my p.t,
t,v. been s.-prcI to see bew little there hAs eees
ss3 mo, tie sub;ec, for it bss appeared 70 me- fos
tie outset. a. very singular proeeet 'ns. we ~s
no, s,Op here to question tao night Of the PS'oe 70
"dc what they plesse with their money. Ne zoe
doubts ths The question is a. TO ne eSped'enc %
all th;rss u It are ,sw'u' arr not cIIediept nesoI'
Il +. se,,r bad ,reced,n.. Gen Nye j. paid hsni-
sore salary fcr attending 20 the duties OF P0.co S'm
missioner sId ne hss opportur ity, 4. ADDITION -
tnis Cf dong profes.o,a business. Now. unisss "
can te shown that be has done works OF sIpereroSs
ton. why should re no pfe-eItcd with house aod
lot l. Il true lirted tat this whole matter org
rs;td with an ambitious uptown P,liCe Captain VITO
Ia. bis eye upon the Deputy Superin.niests Office
very agree abe 70 tie policeman Themselves.