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The South Carolina Election.

III The South Carolina election The biggest
ru"utc carried the day. L. j. MoSE>, Jr., the
Young millionaire. vino m,dr his fortuna IL
speaker of the House Of Representatives. i
the Goycruur-clcci, and Ill his associates on
the Regular Republican state ticket were sue
rc>>tul. The only rcdccuiiug features oi the
election are the probable success Of lion. Is.
i. PERRY. Democratic candidate for Congress
in the Fourth district, and the adoption OF
the proposed constitutional amendments.
Two amendments 10 the state Constitution
were voted on. Ivy one Of which HE Lcgi>l!.
tura i forbidden To create amy further debt
OF obligation without Gr.t submitting the
Gue>tIuu 10 The people 1T Il general state clcc-
ton, and uulcSs tWo-thIriS of Tie voters are
in favor OF il no new debt Shall bc created.
Il is understood that 10 opposition WIS made
10 the proposed amendments. and il was cN-
,cctcd they would DC unanimously adopted.
IN exchange says This will perhaps i'll
'crcaSc The value of the nearly worthless
:" securities that are now olli, putin" more
" money in the hands Of those who have al
:. ready squeezed SO much out of South Caro-
i" lima, but it has this relieving feature, that
- there are enough honest white people left
- in South Carolina 10 defeat any proposition
" to issue more bonds by defeating the two
. thirds Vote necessary 10 carry it,
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n--nn1I1u1IIE Ella. SEPTEMBEE

MI MELVILLE. FLA, SEP hhhr''
%. lsee.-DR. WILLIAM II. Tut: Dear sir,in ns
vnrnc days was rather wild. and hco''''' w
Tim Of n loatIlscrnc disease. was u ,
eminent physician and thought wa; cu' ~. ,,,a,
moving 10 this State was Mortified at hh" .
the disease was making its appearance a@'Nn' 49,,
secondary form. Ulcers formed In my iho"i'
on different parts of my body. also occ'n,o
aIc;nd with severe rheumatism. ] employer t'ne'
ent physicians and used various patent lncd ~ y.
for months, all to no purpose. During Il VS. - =,
jacksonville saw your SARSAPAKli.LA AN
QUEENS DELIGHT. and concluded to try 1t.
have taken n dozen bottles and believe tiia' III,
poison f. entirely driven from my system. ''''.n'
continuing It, however. To make II sure ihlhs -, IT.
At the request of your agent s"nd this Ia YOU IL"
are al liberty to Use il rs you Ike
Yours, respectfully. JOHN H. VI ih' o"D'
LIVER COMPLAINT AND HiL1ouSN hS9'-
DIR. TUFTS LIVER FILLS exert dlrect anu
powerful influence on the liver ana VIII WIN 'ci
tainty relieve that important organ from '''S''e'
and restore its normal functions.
Dr.. TUFTS lTAII; DYE Imparts glossy color
oc Ia-.!codtSw WV
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TIL" AnNEMHEE No.. - h'h>'''' : '''N ~
~. which "rcl;- the NJ" Nrn;'Ir. VIII IN i"llri
,>...ti,..Ix Interesting. There are illustrated ar
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49, ,,,r,,.,,-, 49,,
iEi'>ht i''h "'h' 'i'i' M -
tEti' \.
rh.,rf IT,. l..siuuinvr
In Iiurr,,g,'.. Aurl,I,s -; ,srlIhr. STORY.
ARTHUR ErT>irt~flE.
,,I,.rr,i,h,I in form All in Il different vein
ir3,r ~. earlier i":s 81 til; writer il viii rc"r-
v"1,'' much 81 r." "i'1i r>prr"h'c' ""''''' ~ W
t"r"~lin" iII"c"i, a't '''al "!h @"in'" Tue nl"'
important pr'iirms q! American NC me li!uS-
tTtii"I~ II ihi~ .;"r;. hr MIS- IAiIoth- VII "'
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Simon Cameron says he spent $40. 900. and
his son. brn Cameron, from 80. Vnp II So
900, 10 elect lialtanit il Pennsylvania. II
i rtlnorrd that Cameron is ~oiu@ 10 start Il
paper in phiiadclpiia, with u fund Of 500
O0o 10 break down Forucy's IrcSS.
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pICHalOND THEATRE.

Engagement, for SIN NIGHTS Only 81 NE ne
HOLMAN OPERA TROUfE,
Win ii,c vouug aud talented
PEIMA DONNA MISS SALhiE iiuhhAS-
ASST ted hy Il full operate Company.
.I,,.:p,y t.yrSISt:, will In. presenter t,iscnn.o
Grand Production. Ia HANl, ~ :. ~ 49,.
II E>utY EvESIEG. THE EN- i,n, y \,
"WEDNESDAY tyESI%f:. bh Ten i,r i.iiu; y
HOLMAN OPERA MATINEE SAL
commencing ri orl"ck. ;.,rc rc-
Seats for the entire Opera Sche', ',t,,ir,l TX
rnrp,rucr clr he secured AT hmholh : nin-,o' w
,htmyr. I;"x sheet open saturday. o''"N' '''
NIL -
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VIRGINIA HALL.
MONDAY. OCTOBER 2lST
and every night during the week
u,rrXEt OK SATURDAY AT OtLo'h-

TIE WIZARD AID VESTRlLo',,iHi'
WONDERFUL FEATS OF MAGIC AND NOV FL
EXPERIMENTS.
rISTRIBuTIuN OF PEE"EN'S
ot the close of each performance. CONSISTING Oh
adde's Gold Watches Silver Watches. 1ahlc S'tS,
Silver Plated Ware Dry Goods. ana "thcT "'c' vi
aud fancy articles. a present tor cach ah" every
one. No blanks.
Admission. CSC. Doors open at o'clock I" COM
90 lp-It
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1907

GRAND OPENING. 100'
NEW GOODS.
WE have on exhibition and for sale the
LAEC EST AND MOST STYLISH STOCK OF
lLtADY-MADE CLOTHING
FURNISHING GOODS
eyer offered tie citizens Of Richmond.
o,r stock Is al nc,r. of superior q"dihy. cd, and
GnjsL IT, ui embraces everything necessary I" II
COUP i.ETE FIRST-CLASS GENTLEMEN'S
Fn FINISHING ESTABLISHMENT.
,- hugo n, ntlsome SUITS ranging from Sl5 to'S50
PANTS fro III Sc 10 SIS;
VESTS from $50 to Sl2:
snInr,,id line. of OVERCOATS from Sl2 to .:5;
Euu line Of ia II aud Winter UNDERWEAR,
.cIoyES. ua IERY, HANDkERCiIIEFS,& &c. ::
r1h, L,ro.st n Il finest stock Of SCARfS. Ora
v,Ts. TEA :, BOWS, &C. ever opened in Rich
mond:
Also, FIJI, ruc % our celebrated lINEN-BoSOM
SHIRTS;
COrJ.ARS-botl. Linen. Lincn-facc, and Paper
all Of the best GR. nay.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage cXtenird
% -. the mast season. we earnestly solicit 4 conflnu-
,, r,,ilrpt flint We ils 20 redeemed our promise
n make this the CLOTHING EMPORIUM" OF
pi,.,,m,rd. WILKINSON 4 WTTHERS.
100. Main street.
l. i. f. +: a MHnnp;r,., statesmen,
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spEslxAL. N0TICEs.

M= NOW Is THE TIME TO PUR-
CHASE BLANKETS, FLANSELs, and UNDER
GARMENTS for men, women, and children. for
!. r,u ,zsorfncn. OF the above articles cali ut
LEVY BROTHERS..
Look at our BLACK ALPACAS. DC"
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MT SHAWLS, SHAWLS, SHA" LS''-
Our stock Is large, embracing SHElLANp'
HEOCHE. 5IEHISU. BLAEkEI, anu h-siA
SIIAWLS, all to b. sold cheap, ~
LEVY BROTHERS.
-. ,,o,th Si ocO
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DRY Gs,s,ps,..

ooK TO YOUR INTERESTS ~, 49,, !,
i aL goa afe in search Of BARGhISa asio II
yrud e9,s, Grner OF Ninth aud Main stree,s ~
NEW FALL AND WINTER STAPLE -
has co r,S.NCY DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. r. AND
STgIsv s lrrencs nee at onr new stand No. s2a I,,
rsn, IN ladies' are invited to give ns cs, especial
s arek e ssse N the Of T
ID at No va Il tb anJ snort Profits win satisfy d.
-- ~ o-oIi G.. Il. BARBFE Il,
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f-r" FALL. lS12.-EEW AND ELE-
CANT STotk nF DRY GOnDS.-r. L. PRICE 4
co. are opening Ivy steamers and express a full
and complete assortment nf
FOl:E!GN and DOMESTIC GOODS.
to which the attention oI the Virginia public Is
called.
Their supply selected with care and taste. en-
braces everything III the dr. luc which i Row anil
attractive, whilst the s1l department i stocked
with what i good and substantial. and everything
sold ut only small rcnunciatvc rr,t. IN
DRESS GOODS
will Ia ionuL
Ntlulir III Nice. Australia ian Grape.
Drap dc Mon:ruor. Stlk-Warp Henrietta Cloth,
Velour Imperative iyon@, i;rap d" Montc,uian,
Bon:hi1inc Alpaca, Frcucil trct"mi.
lulunti'u ,loth. English and French Cashmere.
ttrhcHcIc DC Ec"rc. ~. .sC.
MOURNING GOODS SPECIALITY.
Domb4-!E.z, Hcl:Iincs, U,lo!naus
Ig!mi3c, Cl.,rc Cloths.
l-G@.i:!l Grapes Crap: Wells, CDl!arS, &c.
CLOTHS an'i CA.>iAiERkc.
\ fun iIc ~ ;u"tE fer gent, aud boy, III SuitIng
CLOTH. Ia ,mcIcs, Er,tiu"7. Shirts. Drawers,
Socks, ,iio,c.. liaudkerchirls. Sc. Sc.
Everything guaranteed Of good quality aud no.
thing recommended Ivy the house unless fully tested
Ivy Judgment an.l experience.
sea L. Il. rEICE K co.
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FALL AND WINTER DRY G0onc
-, JULIUS SYCLE.
sL ROAD STREET

Hohp STREEr.
lam now prepared to offer to m rr,e,a,
pubic inc he5t-2electcd stask OF Ijpy ct ahI Ire
nav eyer nah ana ut prices US Low az ran
p ~, SATTEESs, all sha,fcg:
Empress Cloths and Alpacss h.,ct ,n.t ,
SOLID ana Striped pOplfps " '''orei:
y Ucin',,nl I'm" ~ Reps Tamise Cloth ro,,,.
, 'tHh a'rlhos, Scly.tccns aIpI Plush Ii, I''s
.ars,1nr''s ana Watcr~proor Cloths. ''' 'F'd"'
II iilIi iiEc Of White and CoInrod EI,,,,, >,
rianncls. solid. check and uI,id. '",i'' French
Si''lS ana Blankets, large stock:
1hawN' MI KINDS and prices: Gent. r,,r,,,
t,oo.. Ladies AMI Children's Mprinn Vc-, niInlhE
SoiSctS, hlovcS, Haudkcrchiefs IIo,rrv - ."'idF
Noiinrs; also, Il large lot of Fnrs Tow"Is hai
DC ! ia Broad street, between Fonrth and ric,
AFlNG RENTED MY STORE Avn
-, sid my entire stock Of f,nry ,,'.,
Nv, ~" 'av',',S ~ ir. y. L. Granger shall oe,
me nrNt 'or'y-dvc days the Balance Of tny .lr
DRESS GOODS,
SILKS,
WHITE GOODS. and
HOUSEH EEF1NCi GOODS.
at Prime cost. wholesale aud retail.
o- ). IIiRSH
80 >, - 627 broad street;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-21
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsE.l
MASSACHUSETTS POLITICS.

THE GUBERNATORIAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOR FOUR TICKETS IN THE F1ELD--CHARLEs
FRANCIS ADAMS SPOKEN OF AS THE LIBERAL
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR.
IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUERl
Boston, Aug. 20.-The first of the Guberna-
torlal Conventions Of the campaign Will be held tomor
row. birmingham by the Labor Reform party. There
il split in the party and 1t be questioned IN
some Labor circles whether the Convention will
70 much not 1t has been stated that the Convention
win probably nominate Gen Butler q candidate for
Governor but his prominent friends in the party
do not intend be at the Convention and not in
sympathy with 1t.
The Grant Republican Convention win be held next
week. and indications that Gov. Washburn win be
renominated Gen. Buffers letter does not to sat
isfy politicians with regard 10 his canddature 1t
believed that enough OF his friends found among
the delegates TO nominate him. 1t will be done without
any hesitaDcy.
Gen. Banks and Gen. Schouler called at the Liberal
Republican Headquarters in Echoost today, and seem
ed to be quite hopeful the prospects in this State
There much talk Of the nomination OF Charles K.
Adams the Liberal Republican Democratic nominee
for Governor. This announcement is received with
much favor, and the nomination would unquestionaby
be the best that could be made.
The PrOhibtonist also ont in call for State Con-
venon and this foreshsdows the placing Of at Ieast four
gubernatora tickets in the Massachusetts, field this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-21
THE REIGN OF LAWLESSNESS.
DARING ESCAPE FROM JAIL.

CHICAGO, Aug. 20-A bold escape from the
County Jail was made between II and II O'Clock last
night by four young men, three OF whom were awaiting
trial for robbery while the other serving out two
years term for attempting 10 kill policeman. The
prisoners had been supplied by friends outside with re-
yolvers One of them who was allowed the pr 'loge OF
the corridors obtained possession OF the cell keys, while
the deputy alor in charge was sitting oudslde the JAIL
and liberated his friends When the jaor came IN he
was confronted by the four men, who pointed their
cooked reyoyers at his head and demanded the key TO
the outer door, Resistance being useless the aor gave
I'D the key and the prisoners unlocked the door ana
walked off They are all well known to the police, and
will probably be recaptured.
A POSTMASTER AssAssINATED,
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 20.-Adyices from South
West Missouri say that Marion Weeks the; postmaster
Rice HILL Reynolds County. shot and killed by an
unknown person Saturday last, while watering
horse in Black River The assassin concealed in the
brush the bank OF the river 1t is alleged that this
another KuKlux it being asserted that Weeks
murdered because he had given information to the
United states Commissioner at Ironon regarding
tain persons implicated in the whipping OF the Rev. Mr.
Callahan, weeks ago. No arrests have been made.
KILLING A FATHER-IN-LAw.
KINGSTON, n. y, Aug. 20.-0n Sunday last,
Lyon Burger living near sAmsonville in the town OF
Olive quarreed with his wife, who left him and went
home to her father, Charles Booth The latter went
once to the house OF his sonn.law, but met by
Burger at he door aud refused admitance. An angry
dispute followed. and Booth again attempted 10 enter
when Burger said he did he would shoot him Not In
undated, Booth pushed forward, when Burger tired
with double barreled gun the entire charge entering
Booths breast and INJECTING wound which proved fatal
In q short time. Burger has been arrested.
RHODE ISLAND RUFFIANIsM.
PROVIDENCE, Aug. 20.-The house of Job +.
Angel an old and wealthy citizen Of North Providence.
was entered by two negroes between u and O'clock
this morning Mr.. Angeles daughter, Mrs. Francis NJ.
Brown OF Brooklyn, was first awakened, and made an
cutlery, when Of the negroes beat her in the
shockngly and attempted to choke her 10 silence Mrs
Angel, an old lady, heard the alarm and went 10 her
daughters assistance when OF the robbers shot her
with pistol. the ball passing through the breast aud
the eshy part of the arm Mr.. Angel. who Ia partly
cripple, raised cry 70 have his brought when the
robbers ed without any plumber Neither OF the ladies'
Is fatally injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-21

eress district se hereby requested to appoint ne t I'm Of
representatives u The Ptsburgh Convention 70 o nnsd 10
sepember and All soldiers and sailors OF So e's"s0
Se 'n rsortIoSs were unanimously adopted Gen.
Stewart L. Weodford was then % Iaartv cheers
yeption and was received with three nearly la that
Gen woodford addressed tho ConVehIon. 10 So go be
on this occasion the soldiers ought roconcilia-
,Son 90 winch spoken Of, ne said the sV ar a.
~ the union wanted IL and would htTustto. ,aht No
hat thew wanted IL based Justice, so tnat u had
asting He said the honor OF their Ola cooaS of the
character OF Gen. Grant, alludng " Unse,sshness
OF instances OF his honor ana Cnn SHERMAN
his honorable action In returning 10 put and his
his protest against his tGranCsl sSt1", moved ont
from Nashville that no CThomasl was I,kae oaded 70
fGranD was wrong. The speaker tnen ~ ~ that tbev
sneak Of tle duty Of the soldiers ana deceu aay IA
would now again Aght 1t out on tne hno ''0' N
adopted. . oroonization OF the
Convention reported number OF Nioe-I aad
siso humber OF Secretaries. which report was aS,o
to Also a resolution that State CentiaI Oon A.
he appointed 10 consist OF one tonl can a3tlaton
trict 10 have entire charge OF the state oiRdIS,i
which was agreed TO. The districts were, on ino'''
filled as far as IL was possible tonight, as to0ws'
second WIN A Third T. G. h1hinsoni Fih CApN JOIN
Chester ID. southwothi seventh yen
WIN. H. Corsa; Ninth CoL geo r.
Tenth Col A. p Xelchum; Tseth Capt hAIer rearesnp'
Col D. p tIe TSeneh Capt Fox Tweubrs Gen r. Vrrns
John Bese Twenty Fourth Capt JoAn d
tyseventh Capt H. b. Gec TEeDtnnh Capt Henry H. Ou'S''
ihrtetb Samuel W. Braner; Thrylist, Capt VIM hoeAh
= ~ Deateld Smith was tben called on and addressed
the Convention at some length, chiefly on the
due the soldiers who fought for the perpenaon OF sS
Union. He said that they were now called on 10 loIHc'
the great battles of ithe Rebellion ana SAID moreover,
mat Whenever they were forgotten then Horace Greeley
would be elected President and not tu then
The Convention then adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-21
THE WEST VIRGINIA CANVASS.
PROGRESS OF THE CAMPAIGN-GoV. JACOB
SPEAKS FOR HIMSELF - GRANT LIBERAL
MEETING AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
GOV. WALKER.

PROGRESS OF THE CAMPAlGN-IoE' 1hCop
SPEAKS FOR HIMSELF - GRANT LIBERAL
MEETING AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
GOV. WALKER.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNRl
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Aug. W-Gov'
Jacob spoke at Lewisburg yesterday, To an audience
composed chiefly OF ADMINISTRATORS ana coioreu
people He declined TO permit reply. He denounced
tho Parkersburg Convention as UNFAIR ana oec'areu
himself the choice OF the people He said ne had been
badly treated and appealed to the assembage not to
see him stricken The negroes all left at the close
Of his speech Though questioned, he declined 10 COM
init himself either for against the Constitution or TOT
or against Greeley. Major II. NJ Mathews oandldate
for Attorney General made stirring speech In Dehali
Of Camden and the regular Democratic ticket 1t is
positively asserted that Camdens majority III TINS Con
gress District will be at least 1000.
There also grand ratification meeting at Covns-
ton Va twenty miles distant from this place Reso!u
tons indorsng Greeley and Brown, and Whitehead inc
Liberal nominee for Congress- were adopted unanimously
with great etl usasm. The meeting comprseda larger
number OF voters than have assembled IN Aueghahy
County since the war Gov Walker. Col. W. 9. Gilman
of Richmond aud Major Whitehead were tho speakers
and their earnest and eloquent appeals in bena OF the
Liberal candidates received with every expression
Of approval The ladies' OF Covingon presented the speak
ers with beautiful bouquets Gen Keen presided and
all the leading citizens this section participated in the
demonstration 1t thought that Grant will not get
fifty votes in the counties of Bath and Allegheny.
Gov Walker who is here. has accepted an invitation to
be present at the great Louisville peace gathering on the
18th aud 18th OF September lie will also certainly speak
IN Pennsylvania Illinois, and Indiana during the can
vass There will be grand Greeley and Brown rally at
Staunton on Monday next.
BEARING OF THE ELECTION ON NATIONAL POLL
TICs-RUMOR THAT JACOB WILL COME OUT
FOR GREELEY--GRANTISM WHOLLY UNREP-
RESENTED.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDUsEl
WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-The contest in West
virginia over the adoption Of the Constitution and
also Camden, the regular Democratic nominee
for Governor, and Jacob independent viii be so close
that speculation the result is pronounced impossible
by well-normed politicians. The Grant party is too
weak make any independent showing or run any reg-
lar candidates and have put their ticket who
Ia some instances avowed Greeley men. The course
seems TO have little relation Federal politics. Gov
Jacob under whose banner tho Grant men have ar
ranged themselves, will shortly publish letter stating
his intention TO vote for Greeley, while Camdens sym
pathies in this direction have long been pronounced
Grant, element in the politics of the State, seems
hardly TO be thought of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-21
CONCERNING BANK ROBBERIES.

4 REMARKABLE SUCCESSION OF ADRoIT GRIMES
The robbery of the Third National Bank Of
Baltimore Md said by Capt Irng and the detectives
at police headquarters to have hen OF the boldes
operations perperated for years ast Neither superin
tendent Kelso nor Capt Irvim have received any
official information Of the robbery, hut from the ac-
coups given In the papers, the certain that the
theft was committed by frst-clAs bank burglars, who
include of the most expermecbanes to be found
IN the country. In respect the Baltimore robbery
resembles that OF the Ocean Bak OF this city but 1t re-
sembes especially that the Boyleston Bank OF
Boston, Mass aud the smilart OF the operations leads
to the conclusion that these AM other robbees Of the
same kind have been perpetratd by the gang In
the case Of tho Ocean Iank the thieves hired
an Office from broker named Okeu (whO
subsequently found giltyh receiving stolen bonds
and TO Sing sng) the bsement OF the bank build
ing. They then tunneed throgh the floor, and forcing
open the massive safes bet'een Saturday night and
Monday morning. secured 0ye 10000 worth OF bonds,
stocks. aud nancy, OF Which has been recovered
In the OF the BoylestonBank precisely tho
tactics used Baltimore The thieves hired the
building the rear Of and adjoining the bank unneed
through to the vanlt forced pen the Safes and helped
themselves 70 as many OF he vduables they could
conveniently carry away, AM escaped unmoested. wm
A. Glover confederate, VIII kept loan Office IN this
city arrested Tor endeaprng TO dispose of some OF
the stolen bonds. lie was Cn 10 Boston found guilty.
and sentenced to long tern Of imprisonment None OF
the actual thieves have yet ken arrested however.
1t Ia but little more Thanh month that q nearly
successful attempt madi 10 rob the First National
Bank of Jersey CITY, The Burglars had nearly tunneled
through side wall OF the apartment which they had
hired building adjoining the bank when they
discovered. Nevertheless, q managed TO escape.
There not than sk gangs OF burglars capable
OF woIk Of this description md these all well known
20 the detectives Of various cites. IL should not he
difficult matter trace some one OF these rohheref
home 70 the gang who committed IT, The Operations are
not 20 secret but that good detective might Ind su