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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15

HEAVY ARREST OF CoUsrEaFEiTERs tele>
graph has mentioned the discovery 10 Brooklyn
n. Y, on Thursday, of the headquarters of a gang
OF counterfeiters aud arrest of several men engas
ged in forging coin. The arrest was made by four Of
fcers from New York, who had been for months
''pipiug" the whereabouts Of the den. The Herald
Gays:
After some time, an aceompllce turned up aud
his steps were traced To very neat little Cottage
on Myrtle avenue, hear Division avenue, BROOKLYN
A close watch WAS here kept, aud from careful ob.
ser walton the officers became satisfied that some
sort of business was carried on within, and felt
Sura that their iUDs looked for prize was about to
te secured. Keeping constant lock Ont on the
taOFementsOi Oi the inmates, they finally IL cided to
make a descent on the little cottage on Thursday
morning. Accordingly, about IL O'clock yes.er.
day, they all four started to the above place
Capt. WaliiDg and officer E!der, on their arrival,
placed themselves at the rear of the house, aud
officers Sampson aud MsCord at the front part
At q time when they thought the inmates we're
not expecting visitors, they entered By the back
and front door. much 10 the surprise of those
within, who Comprised three msn and enc woman
all apparently just having left some sort of work
They were all arrested and placed in one room
under the charge OF two of the offers, while the
remainder searched the house. They we're not
long il finding " hat they had so long desired -
In one room were found several valuable presses
htty six dies for casting gold dollars, two aud a
half pieces, three dollars hves, tens and twenties
also fOr silver coin OF various denomination
There was also found large quantity OF valuable
gold bronze, copper for making the coin, acids
tocs OF every description, &c, which cost In ali
not less than $4,000 There was also discovered
about $4,000 worth of the spurious made coin all
ready for use, together with 1859 in counterfeit
bills On the following banks: Two one dollar coun
terfeits on the Cayuga Lake Bank, N. Y; one hun.
dred and ten doiIars III counterfeit tens on the
Hartford Bank of Hartford, Conn.,; eighty one dol
lars on the Mechanics Bank, Hartford, Conn. two
hundred ahd seventy dollars III tens, the Char
otte Bank, South CaroGa; FIVE hundred dollars
in figes on the Delaware County Bank. Delhi, De-
aware county, New York, and four hundred dols
lars IN twenties on the New England Bank OF
Boston. There was also recovered $1,000 in good
money. The parties were ali conveyed to the
headquarters of the detectives, corner Of Broome
aud Elm streets, where they gave their names as
Edward Edwards, Mrs. Edwards, his wife, Samuel
James and Chas Cook. They were all locked up,
20 wait the action Of the U. 8. District Attorney
and Marsha! Ryrders. Ali the implements dies
&C., together with the money, were conveyed to
the police headquarters. This will be the means
of stopping any farther circulation of the like
coin for some time
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15

fIRR ALARM "A party Of nischievous
boys set IRE to pile Of shavipgs, in Roeket last
Sunday night, and thereby caused partial alarm,
but as the blaze was Immediately splothered. the
cry ceased and the bells were not rung.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15

QUEEN AND An AAEFICAH RoBBED.-0n her re-
cent passage through Loipsc. on the l3sh ut.. the
Queen OF Prussia was robbed of 3 box containing
oDe five hundred thaier bill, seversi one hundred
thaer bills, number of gold coins, aud other ar.
tices. At the same place au American had his
pocket picked of two thousand thalers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15

~ Ar TEuss WHO ARE AFFLICTED
g.la 49, Car34ic Disease considered incuraple will
rsssr" letter siviA-& information which viii in
.s = ped and lerra >ncut cure, by ssnding their
sE..> a.. one atalGY Ytto prepay postaSe) 70 Dr. r.
3 kc.Is, the ce.s bra'sd Chronic Physician. ard
.ata. q Medical Common sense.' saratosa
.ri.Es y I. sc I'D H3In
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15

New CANAL SrEAMEg--The Buffalo IN. " Re-
publican, SAYS that another steam canal boat has
just been completed AT Geddes, on new principle.
The paddles are like wings, aud can be expanded
or closed up at pleasure While the boat is passing
through locks the wheels are closed up like fan
against the side of the boat, and when wide water
is reached, the wheels is spread, and commences
operations. The cobtracti0Ds and expansions Of
the wheels are accom- mRlished BY machinery. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15

RZ~ ~FRAaKLIE PAPER MILL, RICH
sogp. PA-Rslvidere Manufacturing Company
Keep coma antiy on hand all descriptions Envelope
kaailis end Wrapping PAPER, News and BOOK
PAPkAs, of al qualities and sizes, furnished u
short notics.
E4-Cash paid for RAGS.
q 0sbEN, Supt. oc4-sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15

SEIZURE OF ANOTHER SLAyER.-The Black War
rior az New Orleans, brings information from Has
sana that the bark Venas, formerly under the
Mex Can flag, had been captured eff the Moro with
nearly 600 negroes on board, by Spanish war
steamer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15

STATE PRoxY.-We understand that
James Lyons. Esq, of Richmond, has been sp
pointed by the Aosrd OF Public Works the state
occasiousd by the death of Gen. wm. r. Gordon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15

FATAL AcciDgsT.-At Huntsville, Ala, on the
9th inst, frame building was destroyed by Are,
and four little negro children, owned by Rev. Dr.
Lady, and Mrs Rice, were burut to death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15

FOUND GuiLTY.-Charles Thompson, the sou Of
Judge Thompson, has been convicted OF naR-
slaughter, a, Terre Haute Ia, aud sentenced to
the county Jail for one year.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15

Fall DEAD.-On Saturday mornirg
last, az an early hour, horse attached to mia
eart fsl dead Ia the stree: near St Johns church
OF Church HIiI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15
rA DYBILIrATBD PERsoF,


who have suffered from iucesgaDt yers, loss 81 ap
uetite or improper dceation-Iaay easily be cured
D. the use Of BaKEa'S BlTTEgs Ee have knoEs
persons entirely Restored u health By these Ssters,
alter visiting all the watering places without recev
ing any benefit II any of read doEs are suffering
fGm dyspepsia. Nervous debility, 1crpis Liver, In
Digestion AgCa and Fever, sour Stomach or Loss OF
Appetite they will find certain Teliei by using :heds
Bitters rs directed. Delicate fsNs!es may lest hs
,uIed that these Ritterd admirably sdaptes to
heir diseasss and never fail in Quickenin2 nature
tnd restoring tho bloom Of heath 10 their Cheeks.
fcething infants may also 10 Improved by then
lu;-gyAii5i IL! cla3s and xes Will ba benefited
Dy their Strengthening properties al family
uIedCiue these hitters stand unnvhlied, aad must
eventually supersede all others We Invite trial
at once. -,
For sale by Purcell Lsdd 4 co, and by all the
1ronljncut Draggists III virginia. Ce II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15

A PRorRAoTED MsEFrxa is now pro
crossing at Leigh street Baptist church, Rev. Mr..
Willis, pastor, aud large aud attentive congresas
lions ssseaible there every eight.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15

WITH the arrival of new brewed Beer,
" beg leave to submit TO my customers, anu
ghe public generally, the following standard OF
prices for my bottled Lager Beer. Porter, Ale. &C.
during the winter season. viz:
Quarts per dozen 81 75O rs cts doz allowed on
Pinls per dozen, $i00 ! return If bottles.
Half Pints per doZ Soc, bottles extra
Store and bar-keepsrs per centage allowed.
have also On hand Lager Beer la whole, bali,
quarter ana eighth bbls; Cream Ale in whole half
and quarter bbis ard tor sale ut the lowest mark
price.
jrders left with Messrs Dnyal Norton, corner
10th and Main streets; Laidley Robinson, cor 4th
and Franklin SITS or at my store, will be promptly
attendedto. WiLBACHEk, 18th St,
noI Between Main and Cary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15

NEGROES BuRNT.-A cabin of Dir. Nathaniel Ia
tum, at Leon, in Madison county, Va. vas consum
ed by fire on Wednesday morning last. T"o little
pt gro children persisted in the aames.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15

AN OPEN EEAkIED MAS.-lhe New York paners
announce wonderful curiosity in the case of a
living man with dencieucy IN the breast hone
which enables the several movements Of the heart
30 be seen. 1t has excited Intense Interest for
several years past throughout the cities of Europe
aud Britain. The sui ject OF the defect is very
Intelligent gentleman, II Groux, native OF Ham
0urg, Is years Of age someH hal under the average
height aud rather pale, though he appears to be in
health. He introduced as tue clinic of DR..
Mott, who thought that the substance which occu-
ped the place OF the sternum might be carthage.
i. Groux then showed the peculiar conformity OF
1ls chest and gave an excellent lecture Oh the
hearts action demonstrating his remarks witt
coiored plates, an artificial heart, and his own
0ody. The collar bones not Connected (aeither
ara the ribs TO their Cpposies,) bat thete is d
groove where the sIeruum should be; the skin is
natural In its natural state thIs groove is about
an inch and half wide, but il can be disteuded TO
three inches. On looking at the groove pusatiie
swelling is dlscerBabe, opposite the third and
fErtn ribs; If respiration be suspended it rapidly
rises 10 an enormous extent, and remains full and
senae uutil the breathing is restored when ii
suboidee. This Is the heart Between the cavlcier
:here is another pulsitie swelling, easily felt,
which is the aora the great artery from ihe heart.
The dilalion and contraction of the lung is also
seen. In coughing the right lung suddenly pro.
trudes from the chest through the groove, and
ascends considerable distance above the right
ciavIcie into the neck.
Somebody's Gesre that there might be window
10 the breast of all men, or Chas. Lambs equiva.
lent, pane IN the stomach, IL nearly realized 10
shis case.
At the close of his lecture, DR.. Mott proposed
collection in Mr. GrouXs behalf, though his regular
fee had been paid By the faculty. Scarcely had he
sad the word when the silver began to fy into the
arena from the seats of the vast smphitheatre.-
Nearly all the three hundred students were prr-
sent, aud the shower Of quarters greatly jeoparded
the lecturer (Dr hott) and hia attendants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15

DESERTED CITY.-At least one thoussnd tenel
ments are marked ''fo Let" ia Lowell, Mass. Its
population in two years, has fallen from 80 600 TO
$4,000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15

OFFICE MERCHANTS INSURANCE. COL
Richmond, Sd Nov, 1883, !
THE DIRECTORS of this 6 mpsny,
l. out Of It's net profits for the past six months
have this dAy declared Dtytdesd Qf Ftpe per sent
pay abie 10 the stock siders and after tho 18th
Instant and added Three per. gent e the Surplus
Innd J MONTAGUE.
no o-tiSN bsesstAIy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15

aSs kssu AskCHss,--i nave just re-
ceiyed, by Adams Express. fresh lot of Swedish
LEECHhs. which will ee applied rpon most reason.
able terms.
2. S.-Cuyping and boecnlng promptly attended
TO- Can BE- found az all hours OF tie day at the Hsiy
ljressinc Room under the American Hotel. and 81
night on 9tb street French Garden Gill.
my 25-ts r. G. EOBSOE'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15

ssys@ Da. AoKIELEs AaCoLI's Office, or
ON GRACE sThEkT, BETWEEN 7TH AND STR.
n lis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15
nIcRNovp. October 25th. 1853.

HcssFs. "sEESa Il IEABJE-Gentlemen: / have
carefully analy sed tho pill given me by Dr. W Il.
AndeTo1n. and Ind that 1t contains Il small portion
OF Caunsl, but mainly consists OF the sui phate OF
sUiLIne. The presence Of these two substances
CistiuCty proved by variety Of tests. have no
UJg that Ehe pill wss composed entirely CT these
Iavdcia1l agents.
Vary respectfully, j 3 hCCAw.
IL I'm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15

x9x axp ousSfSa cxNTs PER wExk, pay
- {;'e Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, ~
- m - =, f5r six months, in advance.
J -.1,ss 4ENI-wEkKLY DISPATCH 10 issued
50 ,.s.iay aud Friday at $500. IN advance.
.-a,r3s pSEKIY DISPATCH ia issued every
ana raailei to subscribers st 81 PER annun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15

saog- Da JoHE b WALTRALL, (Homee
kathieS) offers his pro .sional services to the cit
sens Of Richmond am its vicinity. Once at his re-
sidence, on Leigh str OF. two doors from sth.
10 i2--dly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15

-
MAS SsTa.Eq-NorICE.-WA taxes Picture
ON - cents 10 sIvu. Ambrotypes, Meiainotypes OF
e.tn-r .ad Photographs life size plain or Colored
sI'her II pastie or oil The painting to be done b.
d mot class portrait painter. He does not pretene
t. ghkr theG by the g9, or By the aid oi machine
ry suitable for running railway cars or an oeehI
line Of steamrrs. r Ia has UTs skylights, enabling
not possessed BIZ any other Gallery it. Richmopa
Aiso-Picturss ss taken for the stsrosoops.
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sxg- Honsos's HAZE C1rrrrne. SHAVING
sYs pARKE P0lHD1XTER.


viii practice in the city of Richmond and in the
counties OF Chesterfield, PoShstsn and Amelia.
H4- 0itcs in Lise's building. corner OF Main and
tith ,treCtS. ea z3-I2m
g3A Card trust that the object
sought to lie attained by the publication of this card
will furnish = sufficient apology for calling public
attention to 2 rSonsi matter.
1t is cherished desire to obtain such an GIuca-
tion will quality uetor commencing tie study Of
Theology; aud proposition Tect ntly made Ine by
Hessrs. Harper Bro, OF New York, will enaoIe me
as hope, to obtain the means CT accomplishing n
object.
am offered 81 0O0, if I can dispose of 1900 copies
Of their fIOnthly ihagazine, at $3.50 Per year. l
will engage to furnish ii punctnaiy TO rev subser
bers or t. those who now receive it from the BOOK
stores, from the publishers, at the price above
stated cOnmeBe ns with the December number
the begingjAgU U a ne,y rOlHme) which will be issuad
ten days previously. 1t su'ncisnt evidence OF the
popularity VI this periodical that it has attained
4 circulation Of l9JtG0 copies.
Persons favorable 10 my undertaking will please
leave their uaHes with hi ssr5. SwoI ds Thaw, li3
GrOad street or 1T the library OF the Young Mems
lJhrisfian Association GJddin's building.
trust that this candid annOunCement OF nay p3A
and purpose will gain for me the cooperation espe-
cialy Of the religious public .,.-
LEWIS W. BUEWELL.
co lin BOX Gle, hichuioGd, Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15

The DONATION To Noun IEkNoN.-Letter from,
.Hr. ErereA.-The telegraph has announced tue
siis from Hoe. Edward Everett to the Mount Ver-
non Association of $4,000, which he had received
Robert Bonner. proprietor of The New York Ledger,
as remuneration for series of weekly articles to
ps written for that paper during the coming year.
Mr. Everett in replying to Bouner's cffsr says:
This liberal offer has received my thoughtful
consideration. l have been and am strongly
tempted on the one hand, to make this noble ad-
dItion - the Mount Vernon Fund. On the other
hand, among oSher grounds OF hesitation, haze
teen AFRAID that could not do Justice TO your
liperality, without giving up more time to the
preparation of the articles than Is consistent with
other engagements and duties.
You are right in supposiDg that no pecuniary
benefit accruiDg to myself wsuid induce & uu
deItake the lass; although the financial situation
10 which You aiiude is far less brilliant than you
may have been led to think by exaggerated news.
pager reports. feel, however, that it is my duty
not to ioregp this opportunity OF adding SO large
a sum, az once, to the Mount Vernon Fuod, and
accept the offer. l will begin to furnish the ar
tcies as Soon tie immediate demands upon MY
time TO iuifl some previous engagements shall
cease-in the course OF this month at furthest-
anu will continue thenI as far as possible, week.
ly making up az the end OF tue year Tor any onl=-
sio'l III the regular supply.
They WILL ! hope, be received by you aud the
public with the Indulgence usually extended to
gratuitous labors in u meritoriOus cause.
shall venture 20 Call the articles thus furnish
ed by ME ..rhe Mount Vernon Papers," scarcely
daring to assume that hop0rsd name. which, how
over, may perhaps be permitted, as appropriately
indicating the otject for which they are prepared,
aud 80 ezcasing their imperfectlons, l remain,
dear sir, respectfully, yours,
EDWARD EVERETT.
F. H. Peabody, Treasurer of the Association.
acknowledges the receipt from Mr., Everett, Of
N oh = fnr fri staas If .
Moant Vernon Fund. MIR. Everett is at present il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15

EHs- CIGARS,
IMrORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
a large and well selected stock.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JOHN BOUCHER,
I4th street,
between Main and Franklin sts.
B.--CIGARs made III any style to order.
&c 5-3in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15

DURE LINsEED OIL-Spiri Turpen-
tine l,ewis's pure Lead and colour OF oil kinds.
VI "1N JOHN W. POLLARD,
"a IN Druggist 18th street.
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Ess- EXHIBITION WEAK!
HAGHfFTCENT DISPLAYi
THOMAS IL ptilt


3 every arrival, ate making large additions to
lasl!C mJaaag!ug stock OF
EiCH FANCY STAPLE AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
II asc-y department they are now thoroughly as
-.es STD able 10 give bu gors at home. frs
s,T'at, the advantage Of 3 large and waited ssies
rae senior partner Of the house is again in mar
Il. thns giving them the advantage UI u Resident
p4stp-r. whist 1t lends ireohness to their entire
n = are and expected
E.tSsut Velvet Csoaks
b Black CLOTH Gloaks
b Ga 90 Go nAa,'-' D.
80 do do Cloaks
Sts}s Shawls great variety
L.as AID SqG are BrOche ShaTls
D. no Blanket Shswis
hosiery, Gloves. Aitts, dC
Black aud Col0re3 Bayadere Silks
haaiish and American Prints
Rica six Robes a'Las
BE- do DJuole Skirt
Elesaat Yalenta Robes
f.ies esaLt u susialnc Robes
Embruit.yTies, every grade
Point Lace aud Brussels Setts
Val AID IOnltOn de
Lac Collars IL variety
Blsck Thread nd French Wells
SJmbaxiues, Grapes, keiis, &c.
Il the HEAVY GOODS department, they have
Ja lmsi up their cellar sgan and &rs prepared TO
shs~ buyers every article for household and fa ID
prp SIS az she very closest rates such goods be
Thsg are now getting in
PULLED CLOTHS, 81 and "a
SuEETINGS; LINskYS
Brown and Bleached COTToNS
FLANNELS, &C. &C
AL o. which are offered upon the very best terms
Uc 25-iA THOMAS r PRICE q GO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15

CHARGE FOR pEArs.--An invalid travelling for
his health lately died Flor ds In the hotei bill
presented TO his widos, was an item OF $40 for
dying in the house. All other accommodations,
whether before or after death, were separately
charged for.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15

Ek y Eh n N u AZ u IA,
And the various affections sonseassn; upon dir
STOMACH OR LIVER.
ouch as Indigestion, KciditY OF the Stomacs
Solicky Pains, heartburn Loss OF Appetite, Despou-
Iency, CSstivsness, Blind and Bleeding Piles. II.
all Nervous, Rheumatic, and NepfaiSlc Affections
il has in numerous Instances prsVeu hlxhIy boran
,iai and in others effected decided cure,
This is "a purely vegetable compound, prepared OF
strictly scientific principles alter the manner 0f the
celebrated Holland Professor, Eoerhsve. BesauSe OF
It's great success NEST ofthe European STATES IT'S IN
ialy for those OF our ethera scattered here aIc
there over the face Of this mishty country heetins
sith great SUCCESS among thsm, now cter IL to IL
American public, knewins that its truly wonderful
medicinal virtues must be acknoW lodged.
1t is particularly recommended { those persons
chose constitutions may have been impaired by the
continuous use CT ardent sprits, or other forms 0,
dissipation. Generally instantaneous Ia effect, II
nuds its way directly to the seat OF LIE, thrilling
aud quickspins every nerve, raising up the dreoI-
AZ spirit aud in fact. iRfusing Eew health anu
eigor in the system. ,
EOTICE.-Whoever expects to find this beve
rase will be disappointed; but ts the sick, weak an
low spirited II will prove gTattlEi aromatic cor
disl possessed of sin gulsr remedial properties,
CAUTION
The great popularity Of tnis delightful ARENA nas
induced many limitations, which the puonc shCnid
Tuard against purchasing. Be not persuaded 70 buy
ut,II4aSD BITPKks a fair trial.. One bottle viii
son vince you how infinitely superior II ls TO 81!
Sod at ST per bottle or six bottles for S. by the
SOLE pRQpkihICAs,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. a. 90
MANUFACTURING
PHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEMlSfs.
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
aarsold by nearly all the Druggists in this city
10 I4--dts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-15

HEAVY ROBBERY BIZ PORTER.-A few weeks since,
the firm OF Thompson Wetmore, proprietors OF
dry goods and silk house in Chicago failed and
ing t0Grishing business. During the settling I'D
of the affairs, policeman gave information that
Frederick Gross, the German porter in the store
had been discovered with 5000 worth of goods in
his house Gross WAS arrested, aud ackno wIedeed
long series Of thefts Since he had been in their
considerable Sums of money. The Tribune says
1T is believed that the operations of this Gross
extend over period Of three yesrs, and reach al,
extent Of $4,000, though he himself "tbiuks he
did not take quite as much that He has thus
been persistent and successful robber of his en-.
p!oyets, managing his operations with skill! ard
Industry worthy Of better cause; and the while
ne was;reaizing goodiy income from h!s dishon-
e6ty, had the prudence and skill 10 keep his appa
rent expenses and mods Of living within the means
of his ciass in life. His plan of operations was as
follows: He came down TO the store before break.
fast, opened II, swept cut, and placed the show
goods ontside Of the window After the clerk
ctlEc, and while he VAS walking to the hack part
Of the store. Gross would go out and taking a roll
Of goods, 20 TO bis break tast. Smaii articles L,
would tako during the day, and put in his pockets
when unperceived by bis en- plo yers anG ths cerkg
since his arrest facts have been discovered which
cad 10 the belief that Gross has added 80 the LIST
of his crimes tie fitins Of the store of bis en-.
ployers Is above, TO conceal deficiency in the silk
department. Is has been discovered that Oh tit
day after the fire be told his wife that he might be
arrested for II, and wanted her to swear ali ait5t
tact which give strong grounds for the suspicion CT
his guilty connection with the IRE.