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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-23

YlLAVORING Exrscts.-BelPs. Da-
\ Wis, and MlIler's, Burnet's, Extracts
OF lanella, Lemon. Strawberry, Orange
and great variety Of Others, Tor sale at
Billings
n,y q Drug Sore.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-23
8 Mich Cows,
) HEAD OF CATTLE.

so Merino Ewes, Mcrino Buck,
80 Co,swoId Ewes, = fine 90 Bucks,
Brood SOws, 20 Shoals.
2 Road Wagons and beds,
Cart, two horse Sleigh, | Roller,
Buggyrske, Telegraph Cutting Box,
. pairs Grain SHe,lugs, 3 lhree.h"rse
Bsr,hear Flows, | lwo-horse d., sin.
gle and double Shovel PIows, , sets
BreeChbands, sets Front Gears, Fur
leys traces,) 2 filth Chains, Sproaders,
Brides, Collars, Iiaiers. : seus Pow
Gears, Log Chains, Grain Cradles,
Scy,hes, Forks, ShoveIs. Rakes, single.
double and treble Trees, sel Black
smith Tools, old Tire, Iron, &C.
TERMS-A credit until the lsl day
Of October, 1870, sill be given on all
sums over $40, note and approved secu.
rity required, HE notes u bear interest
from date, but if paid promptly " hen due
the interest viii be remlucd. Sums Of
SO and under cash, and no property 10
be removed until seIiled for.
&JaSale to commence a, 10 o'clock.
K RION LUCAS.
G.. ID. McGlincy, AuctIoneer.
October Q 1869 3w
Spirit copy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-23

september 20, 1909. II
OAKER Fan Mills, Cutting Boxes, from
y $40 to $50 for sale by
Nc Curly g. Duke.
oct Charlestown.
THE celebrated Morning Glory" Base
L Burning Stove, for sale by
Ne Cmdy g. Duke,
oct D Charlestown.
ltORN, Corn Meal OGaI. Oats, Screen.
" ings and Family Flour, for sale by
Nc Crdy 6 Duke,
oct Charlestown.
II HYDRAULIC Cement, Calcined Pas-
IL ter and Clsern Pumps, jus, received
and for sale by Nc CTdy g. Dixie,
oct Charlcstown.
NRINDSTONES and Grindsrone
VI Hsngings. Churns. and Horseback,
els, for sale by McCmdy g. DUE,
oct CharIestown.
GALVANIZED Iron and Japsnned
" Coal Holds, for sale by
NcCmdy g. Duke,
oct 9 ChaIleslown.
IORN Hampers and Scoop Shovels, for
" sale BY Ne Carly g. Duke,
oct Charesiown
}NHE "Excel,i,r' Cook Stove. for sale
\ by NcCurdy g. Dukc,
ocl9 ChaTlestown.
groves STOVES ! STOVES =
y We have just received stock OF
Cock Stoves, Base Burning and other
Heating Stove-, and those in want " ould
do well to look at our stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Ne Cwdy & Duke,
oct Q Charleslown.
ItUM Shoes and SsnJles, at
81 John Rays
oct l6 Shoe Store.
STATIONERY the lsrgesI stock cheap.
y est aud best IN town, at
oct l6 Billings Drug Store.
MEMS heavy Buck Gloves, Gents
NJ Riding Buck Gloves, at
octl6 LickHder's.
pAUSAGE Cutters and Filters, for sale
y by jas. Lcv. Hocf,
oct l6 Chareslown.
IMPROVED Double Screen Dixer Fan,
| for sale by jas Lar, HOoF
oct l6 ChorIestown.
IF Won need good Base Burning Stove
| or Healer, that will DO oil ycu require
OF it without trouble and annoyance,
wien once pot up, get the "OrlenlaI," for
sale by jas. Law. HooG
OCT &c Cha,leslown.
DOCKET Corn Shelter, which will
L take al the grains olI-either Of boil
ed OF raw Cons good article for house.
keepers, for sale by Jas. Ln'c, HooB,
oct l6 CharleslOwn,
UlIIE Oriental Base. Burning Magazine
( Cooking S.ove-lor Anthracite Coal,
for sale by jas. Lar. HooO,
oct lG CharlesiOwn,
jSINGLisS for The -burinp Stoves
| loi sale by las. Lar. Hoo6.
oct lG Charleslown,
DOWDER, Shot, Gun caps. and cart
[ ii ges OF all kinds, for sale by
jas. Lar. Hoof,
oct l6 CharleslUwn,
ItiAMPlON churn, for sale by
u jas. Lqw. HocG,
oct Ii Charlesiown,
tlOLTS, Aliens and Sherps Pistol, for
u sale by Jas Lar. HooE,
Get l6 CharIcstown.
CENENT and Cis,ern Pumps, for sale
y by Jas. Ln'c. HOcU,
oct lG Charlestown.
GlRINDSTONES and lIangings. for
- sale by jas. Lar. HooE
oct l6 ChaIlGstoWn.
GALVANIZED and Japan coal Holds,
81 for sale by Jas. Lar. Hoo6,
oct l6 Charlrstown.
lNEA cakes for ,sle at
( Keedys.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-23
Special Notitts.
PIMPLES.

The undersigned will chesriul!y mail FREE
- all who wish 1.-THE Receipe and full Iireciiors
Tor preparing and using simple and Beauli-
ful Vegetable ralm, that will immediately re-.
move Tan, FreckIeS, Pimpcs, Biolche., and
sill eruP;ion' and impurities OF the Skin, leaving
the same soft clear, smooth ana beautiful.
He viii slsu send FREE instructions for pro-
ducinc. by yer, simple means, luNurant
growth Of hair on bald head OF moo,h fce in
less than t,!rIy DAYS from first aPI Iicall5n.
The above can be oltai ed by return mail BY
ADDRESSING THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
Chemist,
lgj Brosdwa., New lo'k.
p. o. Box 5I2S.
July 81, 1869. "
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-23
". i. CHAPLlNE. Clerk.
Oct o 1869 Prs fee Sc AZ

dissolution Of Partnership.
WIIE Co-Paunersh,p heretofore existing
I under tie name Of Wysong & Git
un.s. in the Mercantile ba' mess. at Du!-
fields Depot, has been dissolved by mu-
tual consent, and will be conducted here
after under the name end tile Of the IN.
de,,igned who iavi,r all tie old custom
er. TO call and purchase goods.
K. l.. WYSONG e. co.
Dp.li,ld., October Q, 1859. Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-23
Public SALE.

I WILL. sell at the late residence Of
L Mrs. Caroline Bedinger, half mile from
>hepuerdsIown, on the turnpike Ieadine
TO Kearneysvile,
On Saturday, 3oth OF October,
instant, all The personal property Of said
deceased, consisting in part as follows:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-23
NOTICE.

mIE undersigned Gosi earnestly re-
( Guests al persons who are indebted
to cone forward and seize her accounts
So 80 10 enable me 10 paw ny debls and
purchase ny fell stock It's hoped that
: q ord 10 the consiJersle will be suff
al nj. Respectfully.
Oc,2 J. 6. MELVIN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-23
Household & Kitchen
FURNITURE:

Bedsiesds, Bureaus. Tables, chairs, car
pets, and every description of Furniture
necessary for housekeeping, including
China, Glass, Queenswsre, Stoneware,
Tin and Wo,denware, Cooking Stove,
pail and other Stoves, and many other
articles.
TERMS-A credit Of six months will
I've given on all sums over len doars,n
aud approved security required, the notes
to bear interest from date, bu, if paid
promptly when due the interest will be
RENTED; sums Of ten dollars and under
cash No proprrlp to be removed until
settled for. Sale 10 commence at | 0 o.
clock.
MARTIN BILLMYER,
Agent for the Administrator.
G.. D. Mckinney, AucIi2neer.
October lG, 1869. 3w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-23
CANDIDATES.


Mr. Xvc: Please announce Mr. JOHN
y STALEY as candidate for SupCr'I-
s1r .r Srcyarrd ToWn,WP.
oct % MANY NG IERS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-23

DOR coughs, colds, &c. use SchCnck'
L PuImonic Syrup, Jackson's Cough
Remedy, Ayers Ghrrry PectoraI, Jaynes
ExpecluFsnt, Bells Expcclor1ut, Co,tar's
Cough Remedy. Harce's :, rup OF Hosr
hound, FORESTS Juniper Tar, SIsblcG's
Caerry EXpectorsnL Shriners Cough
Syrup, SnlT"rJ's Olive Tar, WlsIars
Baisom OF Wild Cherry. WrshsrI's Pine.
Tree Tar cordlal. Sronebraker's cough Syr-
", DR.. Smith, WhooPIng cough Syrup.
Browns Broncr,l rroches. Bells Throat
Tablets, and great variety Of Cough
dediclncs, at
dec Billings Drug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-23
FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

{ HEREBY announce m'stll as an In.
! dependent Candidate for member OF the
House Of De.cgs,,s from Jefferson Coun-
q. GEO. NJ. BELTIHOONER.
Sheqhcra>town. October 1Ih, 1869 lie
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
t0R >rATE SENATOR.
GEORGE KOONCE,
SAMUEL GOLD.
ron HOUSE OF nLLEGATrs.
JACOB J. MILLER,
EDMUND CHAMBERS.
FOR co. srrT. rCEG SCHOOLS
REV. G. T.. BAKER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-23
NOTICE..

:
purpose Of amending and correcrirg the
Registers Of the qualified Voters of JEFF
ferson county.
Given under my hand this l2lh day Of
October, 1869.
CHARLES II. TRAYNER,
Clerk of the Board Of Registration,
October IA, 1869.
GALL and zee ten different grades Of
q Sugar, at hccdy'a.
0U,UDD wanted in in y, exchange y"'e 70 for
goods. a, Keedy's.
HYPODERMIC SYRINGE, for sale
III april 3 Billings Drug Store.
DSTTACK'S Dip,heria or Sore Throat
u Lozenges, at DR.. Nagruder'S
oct9 Drug Store.
DAKER e. Burnelt's pure Medicinal
3 Cod Liver Oh,aI DR., Nagruder'S
oct9 Drug Store.
NR. JAYNE'S Hair Tonic, a,
~ DR.. NogrUder's
oct pfUs o'o'''
(lHEFALIERS Lie for the Hair,
y perfect liar Dresser ana hesioIeT'
stops Hair from falling ont Ill three days,
an" restores GRAY n1,' 10 Us "''U''
'e'''9 '"0 'O''''' ~. ,t w.,
o " ~ ~ C,,,o
on,,,..o -,
| e,nn ., D. 1Lanr,Jer's
- 1T1P' d H. c,oro
w, " "5 N''''
(T i'i'i-' "'Io ~I'N .r, a. Wv" Wl,pE -"
~ "o" 0'o'N y, : '' " ,, . !. - '"'
''''' " - ''' Enou E. PeoJje,oo
1,,ur..;, 1910, to-, p;,Ct
Ca C,a =, "" "" ''' I" vs. Ea a,I
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-23
TO THE LADIES.

The Married Ladies Pr.,tte Companion con
tains the dcS red information on ImPo. tan mat
ters never before made public \ copy maIei
FREE to those who wish 10 give It candid Pc
rus2l. Address Mrs. K. ;. GODFREY,
Greenpolnt, Kings Co.. New York
July 81, $50. "
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-23
West Virginia &:

Al Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court of Jefferson County, on
the first Monday in October, 1860.
Joseph l.. SeiHcrt 4 wife,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-23
Houses and Lots

on the public square, and along The public
rhoroughlares Of the Town. II also con-
tsns some dtlight(uIly situated sites for
Private Residences, commanding views
Of JelIerson's Rock, The Maryland and
Loudoun Heights. and the meeting OF the
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
In view Of the sale By COZ
ERN.NENT Of its Real Estate and Wa.
ter Power in Elsrper's Ferry, TO imme-
dialely take place, and the consequent IN
crease Of the business and prosperity OF
he place, the above sale offers splendid
opportunity to those who think Of invest
ing in this part OF the country.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-23
PUBLIC SALE.

HAVING corc'u'ed 10 discontinue fsr
III ming, vii offer a, Pubilc Sa lie near
Leetnun.
On Thursday, October 29th,
1869, all my stock. farming implements,
&c, as follows:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-23

TX Gov. William Smith, of Warren.
..9, Va uilI deliver the address at tie
lgucg,wra. Far, TO I've held rear Lees
.u,.. October % 10, 27.h, and 2S,h.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-23

oct %. 1854
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-23
Notice to Painters and Farmers.

billings Drug Store.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-06

Report 0f the special Commissioners OF
scvenuc.
In this document the Commissioner presents
very lucidly the sum Of Investigations ''insti-
tuied with view not Of establishing or con-
frming any particular theory, but rather Of
determining, through the collection OF positive
data, what policy in legislation is likely TO
prove hereafter most advantageous to the
revenue and most certain to establish the
credit and industry Of the whole country upon
q sound and substantial basis" He glances
over the present state Of the national economy
In review respectively Of the forces that tend
to enrich us and Of those that tend TO keep US
poor or make us poor. or the former are immi-
grafton, the general increase. In the products
Of domestic industry and the continued increase
In agricultural products and the agencies
that favor the development Of these causes are
great natural resources in respect 70 abund-
ant and fertile territory, great natural facili-
ties for intercommunication, abundant and
cheap raw material and diversity without
insalubrity Of climate; and secondly, form
and spirit Of government which heretofore has
LEFT man and capital, over m area almost con-
tincntal, free and unrestrSined TO work out
their own development; continued influx Of
population and capital from the Old World .
continued invention and application Of labor
saving machinery and . most rapid extension
Of the railway system" The shady side Of
the picture Of our national status IL re-
gardcd AZ ''the resultant mainly Of three agcn-
cics growing out Of the war--viz., irredecmable
paper currency, unequal and heavy taxation
and limited supply ofskilled labor"
Mr.. Wells argues that In view Of these re-
lations between the two sides Of the picture
Il IL for legislation 10 remove the evils that
appear on the one hand and develop the benefits
that are felt on the other by aiming mainly Al
three points -" First, full restoration Of the
national credit and resumption Of specie pay
ments; second. rclindinr the national debt al
. lower rate Of interest; third, reduction Of
the cost Of national production, with view
OF enabling the products Of American In
dustry TO compete on terms Of greater equality
with the products OF foreign nations than Il
now possible, thereby establishing system Of
national protection and insaring stability, In
creased product and redevelopmens Of
American commerce and shipbuiliing." And
he enters his most earnest protest against any
further general Increase Of TAXATION In the
form Of tariff. and directly makes the
four following recommendations ;--''first, an
enlargement OF the free list; second, re-
dactlon OF some rates Of duty and, as an ex-
ccption, an Increase Of few others, with
view 10 the increase Of the revenue; third,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-06
The Treasury Ring-A Peep Behind the
Scenes.

The Treasury Ring-A Peep Behind this
The letter from well informed WASH
ington correspondent on the Treasury ring
which we publish this morning is rich in facts
and conclusions entitled to the immediate at
tention of Congress, and especially of the
House Committee Of Ways and Means. In the
grand schedule Of their jobs, active and pro-
jected, for drawing bonds and lands from the
government the railroad rings eclipse all other
spells and plumber combinations; but the APP
pliances Of the Treasury ring, through the
bulling and bearing of its agents in Wall street,
have affected, and stll affect, all the financial
and business interests of the whole country to
the amount Of untold millions in losses to the
people and the Treasury. The continued high
prices Of living, from the continued depreca-
ton Of the national currency and it's slow APP
proaches to the specie standard, may be all
charged to a very great extent to the manipu-
lations Of the Treasury ring, whose headquar-
tiers are in the Treasury Department. Our
Washington letter referred to throws considera-
BILE light on this business, and particularly In
reference to the projected European branch Of
the ring breaches a scheme which, we think,
demands the immediate interposition Of Con-
Oreaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-06

CRUELTY TO APPRENTICES on SmpDoARD.-
We perceive by late San Francisco papers
that the first and second mates Of the ship
Santec have been sentenced TO the State
Prison for two years for ill-treatment of
apprentice boys on the voyage from this port
to San Francisco. This sentence is undoubt-
edly just. The object in taking apprentices on
shipboard at all is to make good sailors Of
them and to supply our mercantile marine with
steady, intelligent and sober class Of Ameri-
can seamen and nayigators. If they are
treated in the inhuman manner described as
occurring on board the Santee very few good
boys will be found willing to undertake the
task Of learning practical seamanship. II Is
the duty Of masters Of vessels to see that their
apprentices are not treated with brutality by
their subordinate officers, and we are glad TO
find q court of justice furnishing az they de-
serve the perpetrators Of these tortures on
shipboard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-06

reduction Of some rates of duty with view
to an absolute abatement, on the simple ground
that the reduction Of duty Is the reduction Of
a tax, and that the most efficient method Of
protecting home industry is by the removal Of
obstacles in the form Of taxes; fourth, the
conversion to the utmost possible extent Of the
present ad oalorem duties into specifics as the
only practicable method Of insuring certainty
and equality in the assessment OF duties, and
the prevention of undervaluations and the alb
rogation Of the privilege which enables return
ing tourists to import free Of duty an amount
of goods corresponding to their real or sup
posed social position"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-06

Railroad Communicates with Washington.
Having first thrown sop Of half million
into the State Treasury Of New Jersey, the
railroad monopoly in that State has combined
with other railroad corporations and Is now
making covert efforts TO influence the action Of
Congress upon the proposition to increase the
lines of railway communication between New
York and Washington. We hope Congress
will listen to no representations these railroad
monopolists have to offer toward restricting
the lines Of railway travel to and from the
national capital. There cannot be too many Of
these lines, nor can the rates of travel be too
light. Washington, rs the capital Of the
nation is the focus upon which the material
interests Of the whole country centre, and in
tercourse with 1t from every direction, particu-
larly from the great commercial metropolis,
should be az easy, cheap and rapid as IL can
possibly be made. Congress has the right Of
| eminent domain and can charter lines TO run
through those States, like New Jersey, where
the influence Of the monopolies Ia all powerful,
and should do so without hesitation, taking
care, however, that in granting such charters
they shall be surrounded with such safeguards
as to prevent their falling into the hands Of
mere spectators, and also Of their being
bought up by the odious monopolcs them
selves. Now Is the time for the friends Of
these additional railroad routes in Congress 10
press Legislation upon the subject, and thus
secure, without unnecessary delay, what has
been so long and so urgently demanded by the
people OF the entire nation, increased facilities
of transit to and from the seat Of government.
The interests Of private monopolies and COR
porations should be made to give way before
imperative public necessity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-06

Napoleon and the European Conference.
the 9th Of this month is very likely to be
postponed, in consequence Of q request to that
effect having been presented by the Greek
government. The Greeks, 1t appears, are
anxious to be represented in the conference by
their present Minister at the court of the Sui
tan. In many respects this request seems to
be reasonable. 1t is presumable, therefore,
that the request WIN be granted. It is rather
noteworthy circumstance that while the EN-
peror Napoleon is about to attempt the solu-
ton of the Eastern question, the world should
be generally convinced that the situation OF
France and of the Emperor in relation to
France is far from satisfactory. 1t is not to be
denied that France is i'll at ease. The
press is painfully rebellious and outspoken.
In spite Of all the fines and i'm
prisonments and suppressions the journals
all over the country are as self illed and as
outspoken as ever. A prominent London jour-
nal tells us that the time has come when the
Emperor must either 'scheck the press or
duhuuOA PCx5Ouul SOVcIuuCut m0hluS uuOWS
ance for the fact that the London press is too
willing and little too much disposed to carp
at the Emperor, there can be no doubt that the
remark above comes pretty near the truth. The
Emperor has governed France well and in
many respects wisely; but it is the fault Of
personal government that it is seldom rewarded
with gratitude It will be long before France
will have such another ruler; but another ruler
might have been less desired, and the present
ruler might have been more thoroughly appre-
ciated If the French people had little more to
say in the management of their own affairs.
That trouble is brewing in France all the world
knows. How long 1t will be before an out
burst takes place depends very much ON how
long the Emperor will live. The revolution In
Spain and the recent reforms in England have
tended very much to encourage reformers In
France, and Frenchmen are beginning to be tired
of seeing their chief attending to all peoples
and neglecting them. They, too, have in
terests, and so long as the Emperor refuses to
look at and acknowledge them his dynasty is
in danger. So far as this proposed Eastern
conference is concerned there are many in
and many out Of France who say, "Take
the beam out Of thine own eye." A conference
on . European question in the capital city Of
grumbling and disconnected nation is not
pretty nor encouraging sight. France needs
emancipation and liberty quite as much as
Greece. The European Powers cannot do q
wiser thing than give up the idea of a COM
ference, remain NEUTRAL and allow Greece and
Turkey to fight it out:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-06
NnprHsa HEAVY BOND ROBBERY.
One Hundrcd and Thirty-Gve thousand Doll
Lars Stolen.

One Huudred and Thirty.nve Thousand Dol.
Lars Stolen.
Another very heavy bond robbery was revealed 70
the police yesterday, the victims this time being
Messrs. Cambreleng 4 Pyne. OF No. IL Wall street.
and the amount stolen being the comfortable little
sum Of slss.oco
II seems that on New Years eve the once OF the
arm In question was closed usual, and every pre-
caution taken TO prevent any thief from celebrating
the new year by taking anything Of vaiue from the
place. Among other tangs which were carefully
looked after were the two safes OF the establishment
In one OF them two TIN boxes one OF them contain
slowed away and the safe locked. the key used
IN locking II being placed In the other safe,
which was also afterwards locked On New Years
day the porter Of the establishment kept good guard
over the place, and-lt is charitable 10 suppose-the
police aid likewise ana no person was seen TO enter
or come out Of the Office during the day.
Saturday morning the doors were opened az usual,
when everything to all outward Appearances
seemed In apple pie order. The safe containing the
Key OF the second safe was opened and the key
found but when the other safe had been opened the
surprise OF everybody may be imagined when IL was
discovered that the two TIN boxes had disappeared.
There were no marks q violence about the safe, no
traces ofa jimmg or other buryiarous instrument,
30 the clerks were let 20 conjecture among them
selves how the boxes got OUT, and with about AZ
his efforts TO mi ont how the apples got into the
n II aos, needless 70 state that the greatest ex-
element prevailed IN the ONCE when the loss Of the
bonds became known. and everybody looked nc
everybody else for an explanation OF what nobody
could explain. The police were notified OF the oc-
currence when detectives Philips Farley and Joseph
Enssace were ordered 20 work upr the case. SO
far Notwithstanding their strenuous ciorts 10 reach
the guilty party they have been unsuccessful In get
ting hold Of the wanting man; but they discovered,
however during thclr Investigation that one Of tho
clerks employed BY Messrs. Camhreleing \ ryne has
not as vet put In ms New Years appearancc lie ~
sand TO be young man q excellent character, and,
u might BE- SAID almost above suspicion, we're II not
thai hlH absence cannOt he accounted for by those
who ought 20 ne aD.e 70 know something about it.
out success