Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-08

RoreH on pETECrIVE Warrant ..
r lios esd 6sFor'grs o. fAfir C,rarE rfF q .-
nsescs-A. &. Beatty. latS = detective. te-titcl
before The Congressional COMM ttec I'D Nv
Ncrk Tuesday that Col Whitley Who D. an u.
Sr,Ctor Of customs wi-h Duties \. head ~ flr
secret service, amer SCiTinC so 49, worth u'
dis nfonds smugg ed, paid The datN On tArm all
sola TN, m % his mon. h salty himself parcaa-.r.
eight small ones tor -, which n has nov
The easr came before Commission osborn,
and = sthi undecided. 6oi De record, oi th'
court shov up the whole case. When cigar
were seized BY Whitley the police ana reporter
were allowed % help themselves ir one .u.
stance 6a"a cigar wcre seized aud taken 20
Whitley once. and never heard ~ afterwards.
The smuggler Was never prosecuted. A short
time ago " kltely gOt trunk containinE rr..rl-
terfei;s OF the Shoe and a'her Bank Nnlrr'y
went 20 that hank with Realty. ana WaitalN
told the cashier that Beatty hal been thrcr
months working M the case and spending a.
own money, While the government uoUlI uat
refund. The neat CAV the newspaper IrI aimed
bogus story Of terrible night. In which Rssft,
Was repreSc uted A. shouting a man o. 80 the
trunk. Some time sftCrNard the bank gave
Realty 500. Beatty was two hour lG getting
the trunk. Another case ~ the seizure of Snug
glCd cigars was prosecuted recently o. VA
srttled by paving WHITLEY $50. aud the cigar
were used nm Nh,tcly's once. Mhrc.N IL nov
an inspector ana the custom houSc and secret de-
tectiVe.
Colonel whiteley was examined YESTERDAY.
and gave an emphatic deEisl 81 each ana aI
charge preierrcd against him hN - ...c .ccfisr
Beatty, who, he said. was the only dishonest
Ierson In his employ. aud had frequently
threatened Go ruin him.
HAVE NoNEN "A iGHr TO PREA,u In tl-r
trial OF Rev. DIR. 1t~lrr. f1r allow ing Woman o.
preach I'm his church. before the trs. h.tsrv 90
Brooklyn, ON fueSdav. Rev. Mr. IaImsl-.
offered reso'uiiO di-Raissing the charge gain
pr. Cuylcr, encouraging the prasfl,s ID ca
changing pull IT, it'll clergy mrn of fhn ,ariol
evangelical Denominations, ani hsunIs ~.
coming time when women can - eNtrk her.
recommending the PARDON and com foTi. 90 a..
Gospel The resolution va, a. once tabled IT..
case was finally disposed OF bv tc>'I rfion O..
call the teutiou " the churres 10 the rH~sutin-r
~ the assembly OF 1852. which declares thHs
women shall not preach in their churches. d.
CuyleT MAS not censuTtd.
. The woman preacher. who has Great I Su-h q
sensation in the BROOKLYN PUcsb terry d. e mem
Der oithc Society 81 Friends. She o. r. maid,.ri
lady, and her name n Sarah n. Sm.lrk. n.
tive al Philadelphia, aged about 80 ears. Shr
started out a. a preacher about four wears az.
under the auspices OF the Society of Friends D.
lSt9 she visited Great Britain. and held uaaff
-<ngS in the orkney islanis aud m Scotland.
where she preached in the Presbyterian. Meth.
odist and Bapiis' churches. In Rrooslyn 81.
has appeared in Tor. Cuyler's, Preshvt o. an. D..
BuddingtOn'S, Congregational, Mr.. Meredith.
Methodist, and Dir. PentecoSt's. MrthoI.-.
churches. Her appearance has cNcif. d >pI
doubts among the Presbvteriaus q the pr.
priety OF permitting "A woman O. teach In o." 4.
pulpits, and hence the excitement ia tLa BrJl.
lyn PrCsbNtoiy.