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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-22

We sincerely hope that the act Of the House
yesterday in depriving the Committee on the
District of Columbia Of their quota Of time is
not indicative of the intention on the part of
that body Of denying to that committee an op-
portunity during the present session Of report
ing the various measures which the committee
have considered, and which they believe require
the speedy attention of Congress. The District
Committees in both houses have faithfully en-.
desvored to discharge the special duties assign
cd them, and 1t Is but proper that they should be
permitted to make their recommendations
based on careful and thorough consideration
Win reference to measures affecting the in
terests Of the people of the District Many of
the bills, for instance, which the House Com
mittee were yesterday prepared to report, are of
great Importance, and if they had been reported
would doubtless have passed without discussion
The bill extending the time for the payment of
assessments Is of this character, and its speedy
passage Is demanded by a large number of our
worthy citizens whose interests will suffer
materially in case IL should fail to become law
The class of legislation which Congress is asked
TO pass, the legislative assembly of the District
Is enjoined from enacting, and we trust the
former body will see the necessity for acting
upon the District bills which the committees are
prepared to report, and which involve no an
preparation, before the close OF the present
session.
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A Railroad with q few sLaternls


While 1t Is popularity understood that Mr..
Iom Scott has had his finger in q good MANY
railroad pies, yet in consequence of the celerity
OF his movements, ii is never quite possible to
say, within q couple of dozen lines of road.
exactly how many roads he Is operating at any
given time. Probably the latest data is that
Afforded by the Financier which prints tabu-
lar statement of the miles of road controlled nv
the Pennsylvania railroad company, either by
lease or by ownership Of majority of the stock.
The list embraces sixty-three railroads, includ-
ing those now being constructed. These are all
made tributary to the main line from Philadel-
phia to Pittsburg, and their termini are dis
tributed in every state in the union. Including
the Union, Central, and Texas Pacific, the total
extent Of the lines viii be nearly sixteen thous-
ana miles, and the grand aggregate of capital
invested in them viii be at least 500. OOO. O00.
Besides these are two hundred and fifty miles of
canals, and line Of four steamships now build
ing to run between Philadelphia and LIVERPOOL.
The total capital invested in these means of
transportation, controlled by one organization,
VIII scarcely fall short of $50, 900 900 1t win
thus be seen that nearly one-third of the rail
roads OF the United States are under the control
OF few individuals in one corporation. I'm
view OF the vast political power which could be
welded by combination of the major portion
OF the railroad interest of the United States.
this Is significant fact. In a commercial point
OF view, IL Is also worthy OF note that all the
uanscontinental roads win be controlled in
Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-22

The Pomeroy men seem quite buoyant over
the improved look of their case, and express
confidence in their ability to show that the Sem
ator has been the victim of an unscrupulous
conspiracy. Among the s'straws" they point to
Is the just received statement (per the Atchison
Champion) that Mr.. Sexton, Of Wilson county. a
member of the lower house of the Kansas Leeis-
lature, who on the 10th ultimo voted for Yorke
thavins voted for Senator Pomeroy on the first
ballot,) introduced resolution a few days ago
asking forke to make a personal explanation.
Mr. Sexton, In introducing the resolution, said
that he had been deceived by Yorke with regard
10 the whole matter, and he hoped the House
would forgive him for his unintentional indorse-
ment Of such man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-22

The great strike in Wales is maintained. and
there seems no immediate prospect of an ar
Tangement between the men and the iron-mas
tiers. Sixty thousand men and more are out ON
strike, and sixty thousand additional persons
are affected, more or less indirectly, by this
gigantic war Of labor against capital. Ii has
already been productive of terrible distress and
suffering. If il continue as it has begun. il is
impossible TO predict what the ultimate conse-
9uenees may be. The great iron-masters of
South Wales say that they cannot go on selling
IRON at the present cost of production in Eng
land, and that they must lower wages ten per
cent. or stop working. The men say thew are
not satisfied with the masters story. They have
studied the market prices of coal and iron. and
the figures, as they read them, show that the
iron-masters ought to be doing very thriving
trade at the present rate of wages in England.
Ii seems to be the old story OF the attempt of
the masters to make the men bear the whole
burden OF the increased costs of produc ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-22

President Theirs does not borrow trouble on
the score Of the possible revival of Bonapartism
IN France. Ii Is related of him in Paris letter
TO the Independence Beige that when, at the time
OF the funeral of Napoleon III, he was shown
The Bonapartist papers, dressed in black, and
using the most insurrectionary language (ai-
though The assembly had proclaimed the abso-
lutte end Of the empire), he quietly replied that
II was not worth while to consider these things
oil Importance, ''as the Bonapartist party is now
corpse, and we must not galyanize it.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-22

The New York Sun, the inventor Of the credit
moellier sensation, chuekles over the action of
the House in adopting the Impeachment inquiry
resolution, and SAYS:
II the Vice President il to be dealt with az
ne deserves when he is on the point OF going ont
OF ONCE, and has no political future. how can
me house pass by without any punishment the
offences OF others who are still powerful. but are
scarcely less guilty than hep
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DRY GOODS.
BR0DHEAD q cos.

BLACK ALP ACAs reduced from s.. 90 n -
other fyndce rrdcced from 90 10 ccnfs p~r yard
w98I pssss GOODS rsdu:cdisl5 . pr Ct.
rARLKTANS, swIssks, FRENCH MUsLINS,
NAINSookS, and host Of other White Goods at
BLACK DRKss SILKS Of Guinet oelebrstel
make. from 81 IS up. The.e good. have be.n ~
IN the United States, and viii be cold % slight cd
Eiesss, PARIS KID CLOVES % cents. Perry
colors 81.
AndIoscosgin COTTON, Il cents; wsmsuits, q
SHIFTING COTTON In 50, % and io4 frsn
Sh cents M.
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Handk ercl,i~ts. Neck
save money b. bus ing ~
BRObHEAp &CO
Ladies and Gents Underwear direct from the nnso-
ufacturers 81 wholesale prices fSfs
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IL has been sometime since the public eye was
delighted with newspaper war map; but the
New York Herald, not to let the business 90 by
default, displays "The scene of Captain Jacks
victories, /" with the well-remembered startling
contrasts Of light and shade.
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PHIL. n. WEIGH secretar "" A-' 'i'''
TO LADIES.

hF TO LADIES.
Wy How sad II IL to Q young wife, mother
Of family who requires all her physical strength
to fulhll her household duties, and all her moral ca
pacites to accept the responsibility which falls upou
her, TO see her FRUSTRATED, losing every day her
strength, feeling badly without being able 10 say
why, but yet suffering enough to be utterly misera
sblet This state Of weakness and debility Is more
fatal to her than spell Of Sickness for in that
case she will receive the proper care in the other
she will linger months AFTER months, not thinking
worth while TO see hyscian about il, until nature
when little precaution in proper time would have
spared her life 70 prevent to strengthen 70 cure,
nothing can compare with the LONG-LIfR BIT
TIERS Of DR.. l.. G. BERTRAM. They are safe and
infslibe remedy against malaria, dyspepsia, COS
tivenees, bilousness, headaches, morning sickness
and all complaints peculiar to women. These Bit
ters which sold by all druggists, are, in conse-
medicine pdy excelleRce for ladies. j0-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-22
~ NJ 1 l. u e * n 5
NEW DRUG STORE.
No. l429 PENNsyLvAyIA A,

Depot for Soda and Mineral Waters fel2-ly
hFSPECIAL NOTICE-THE NATIONAL
W. CAPITAL REAL ESTATE ASSOCIA-
IION.-ln accordance with the Constitution, the
Board OF Directors has authorized the sale of such
shares of Stock rs are on hand, fixing the premium
at per share, its real value The purchase price,
at the option Of the purchaser, may be paid dotrn
or by paying doEbE dues until liquidated The lei,
ter condition affords an excellent opportunity for
parties to purchase shares, who otherwise would be
unable at the same time realizing benefits Identical
with all the stockholders This association has been
in successful operation for a period of two years.
Shares can be obtained Of the Secretary.
nu,, GEO. COWIE, President.
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There are only eleven keno rooms m fun blast
IN this eity-Ciaeiandti Commercial
Wen, isn't that enough for a small place like
Cincinnati?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-22
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
+ A. BOSWELL 4 CO.,
Real Estate Brokers,
southwest,
WASHINGTON, D. o.
HOUSES and LOTS FOR SALE,
HOUSES RENTED and RENTS COLLECT
ED. IanT I'm
JUAN BOYLE. FRANK BAKSUn
JUAN BOYLE CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND NOTE BROKERS,
No. 6Oa FIBrRENrH STREET,
Opposite Treasury

FOR SALE.
handsome House corner list and b etreets,
every Modern Improvement, leng time payments
a nne House On ID street east between street and
Maryland avenue, contains ten rooms, kitchen and
bath; COED terms.
A hsndsome Country Seat of 81 acres. one mile
several FARMS, large and small, ON the line Of
the Point Of Rocks railroad, near Depots.
One Of 500 acres In fauauier county, Va, very
One Of 800 acres, Catleu b Staten, Va win
be sold In quantities % suit, easy terins.
One Of so acres in Frederick county, Va, IL
miles from winchester, Shenandoah Valley, ~ scres
timber balance In high state of cultivation
by large house and two large barns. Price, $50 per
acre, on easy terms, or viii exchange for city prop
One Of I7s acres unimproved, but fenced, situated
on the Opeauan, miles from Winchester. Price,
ESQ per acre. Both Of these farms ere greet bar
six lots on north side Of Rhode Island avenue, be-
tween 18th and 18th Streets small cash payment bal
ance can remain Cog i've (s) years, with Interest q
One lot on south side. nearly opposite. on very
Three lots corner Of n and ssd streets -Four ie<s
on 18th street, between and N. One lot on n,
between sd end 31th streets. Three lots on New
yeDeY ayenus, near Cspitols one q the best situs
4 brick hsas: containing 70 rooms, bath, vsssr,
md e, south side 0Assschusetts avenue, between
lOth and 18th streets. Price, o. go.
A neet tSo-aoU trsne, tcomsa on lo.h strest
nue., watef In house Price, tin. Chaap. jan1O
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IL KINDS or CAsT-OFF WEARING APP.
a PAkHL can Be cold 20 the very best adv nfaee
9fS b aress, between ah end III ~
uotes ~ maf1 promyf1y atteuAsa o. Cooh Ma fla
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sHsI .s S.. ,s SECT = s4 Ar FF.OK,.

A ueTIN p. BROWN,
"A Corner n. 7. avenue and lsth strsst.
waoLnAIH DsALza IN
LUMBkR, LINZ, CEHENf, SAND, &C., &C.. 10.
LUWBB2 BILLS cut 20 order short notice.
BLUE STONE for Building, Macadamizing ana
Paving DufDosD delivered IN an paxt Of tbs Dis
Hal EsrAfB boushs end solA end money IN.
ve0te1. 10 thu 6ranck Of the buainsss win ksrc-
aftse i've NJ DernsoA attention, and Win Be & NJ
once daily non - Q. -. until .. m marl-0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-22

Business was Restricted IN Now York yesesr-
day, on account Of the great storm. To-day ~
ing holiday, bus little business b being done.
Me,ca3tile paper -, S dull yssterday at ssl. scr
The unsettled condition Of the foreign exchange
market, with the attendant low and uncertain
rstes for sterling, have checked the Pu.ehases
ture Of the market early in the week. The Lon
don market yesterday was dull and steady.
rHE WEATaEn.
WAk DIPAkrnEEr, OGoe CAS9 0I9Sa 0Eesv,(
,WAsHHeroH, d. O., Fob. q, 1873, II q =.
The lee @ vhieh =. % friday %Sanins
over Western Pennsylv ania and New York, has
Hnd. s.s , sI;
New ksa sssf Mse sass over the
the Lake region. The highest baromstric Dre:sUre
below zero from Iowa to Lake Huron and north.
bsrometer, cool northwest winds, and generally
pleasant weather throughout the Atlantic states
northwest winds and mildeT, but very cold weather
% Sr the Ess light sind: and pleasant
reports from the southwest are generally missing
rCoLgMBIA TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION,
THIS EVENING. at ~. O'Clock, Columbian Law
1t ' ''' L. H. PATTERSON, Rec. Sec.
~ NAL, No. l4;-Members Of the Lodge ami
Masonic Tempe e T;
O'clock M. for the purpose Of paying the last sad
tribute Of respect to our deceased Brother, THOMAS
- Funeral from his late residence. No. $50 y
THosh s5G TH 9 afs n Secretary
nPEyANGELICAL ALLIANCE.-A meeting
al the MettropSlitsn Branch Of the E,snge
sSs A Pssss.n sS O.
speak on tSe spe
reference will be had the Conference of Christians
Der Pastors Of churches are requested to give this
notice to their congregations on Sabbath morning
HT low
..u SUNDAY MORNING GAZETTE,
Ing With deeply ineTe.tins Edtoria. society
kSsa LII --latest
ZETTE TO. MORROW:
zETIE makes IL invaluable a. as an ADvERfisiNG
SSISSK
- Patrons of the GAZETTE must insist upon the
fail iiH e fsad HE GAZETTE TO
TsCHENCKS PULMONIC CANDY embraces
the Purest confection., it's medicinal properies
aseons ss mort sSs
remedy for children infants and be given with
impunty while for professional gentlemen or those
who suffer from loss Of voice, it is Indispensable.
Inese candies are put up in % cent boxes convent
and dealers. j. III. SCHENCk SON,
feb3 u N. Il. corner 9th and Arch sts, Phiis.
khET Phi &c, e. &c sdLykE
URDA1, February I'd, at .. m, at the Restaurant
OF N Barber, corner OF II and Sd streets north
west. f2l-2ts
~ CHILDRENS Applications
Wy TO fill a vacancy in the place of HOUSE PLY
SlCIAN in this institution will be received until
MARCH 4IH, b. the Secretary of the Board of Hos
pital Administration, Dr. W. b. DRINKARD, No
14O3 New York avenue northwest. fli-f.m.3w
nFA MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
w Of the ARLINGTON FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY forthe election Of Directors will be held
at the office of the Company, No. 1923 q street
northwest ION MONDAY, the Gath day of February,
1873 Polls will be opened at Up and close at p m
JAMS I'm s. TODD, Secretary.
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Fer tie ksassSssraetoss.
Az
JUST RECEIVED, A SPLENDID LINE
BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS,
DOUBLE AND SINGLE BREASTED.
PANTALOONs,
BLACK DoKsKIN AND CASHMERE, AND
LIGHT COLORED oAssIMERE.
VESTS,
BLACK CLOTH AND WHITE MARsEILLEs.
OVERCOATs,
DIFFERENT SHADES LIGHT WEIGHT.
/ am still continuing the sale of my Winter Stock
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
I am offering WINTER SUITS from So to SO
less than regular prices, and Heavy OvERCOATS
from s. to elo.
CALL AND SEE.
a. STRAUS,
POPULAR CLOTHING house.
Ioll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 10th and 1 1th streets,
f2tr Third door from nth street,
SOl SPRING STOCK. sol
q. Receiving new and 'e'''n''ls GOODS s,sFy day
At the nc" Spring shapes in HATS Just received
The finest assortment Of Hamburg Edginss In
sertings, and Flo,ncings we have ever offered, on
Jatonets Nansook, and Swiss, at DAVIS
New Flowers In great variety at DAVIS.
nj Real Lsces, Lace Flounces, Gloves. Puffngs,
Cash's Frillings, Trimmings, Buttons Notions. &c,
III great variety, at lowest market prices, at
SOL Market Space, corner STU street.
Locks stitch SEWING MACHINE always INLAND on hand
~ s on MARKET Space corner Rhv street
SPECIAL NOTICE.
In anticipation of Inauguration Day,
MESSRS. WOLFORD'& SHILBERG,
Proprietors Of the Popular Establishment known as |
The Arcade,
hereby announce to the public that, owing to the
concluded 70 give every family in the District a fair
chance x until MaSsa irH 1873 to provide them
reduced The prices ali goods in the house therefore
bhasKErs 0SSHRFTSss nsaSS x$SSS
MERTON and the greatest speciality is the eytraordi;
nars Engagements offered In the stock OF beautiful
TEAfSs
and OIL CLOTHS in all widths to suit.
WOLFORD 4 SHILBERG,
427 SEVENTH STREET.
f22-7t Between d and Z streets southwest.
SPECIAL DRY GOODS NOTICE.
bRk PRICES r. ias SSTsSgsGpt NJ SAsR
DOWN tosuchWONDERFITLIY CHEAP RXTES
that DISCOUNTS are ENTiREI,Y orr OE THE /
QUESTION, GREAT BARGAINS in nREsS /
SG3Ss and Other D f1s GSSbs
SATlNES at ~ cents EMPRESS CLOTHS NJ sc |
cents. FRENCH MERINOES, 60 cents Extra fine |
BiAk sfIk rs g. 81 Bt Esesnt AsPk
CAS-, Cnssmeres, Flannels, &c, at a great reduction
Remnants of Dress Goods, about half value ONE
PRICE TO ALL. BEGAN q WYLII
f22-6 lOly and 1920 7th street norfhvesk
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
~
OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON AouEprcr ! |
Corner Qf PeHHsgfr0ntd nrsgHe and 2lsf street n m
inc TeersrI y Iii t Pc s I9r bnud
Wasbinetsn Xoneduct mi, ~ a,co ce once Oh me
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SPECIAL DRY GOODS NOTICE.

r,Mnee have rearranged our stock and ADJUSTED
= liz srklCES throughout upon Q NET CASH
DOWN tosnchWONDERFULLYC CHEAP RATES
that DlSCOCNTS are ENTIRELY OUT OF THE
GOODS at l21s, 30, and Is cents. SPLENDID
PLAIDS and other DRESS GOODS at N1s cents,
cents; ERENCH MERINOES, 60 cents. Extra fine
GASHMEkES, 75 cents and 81. Elegant SILK
TAS,CnssimeIes, Flannes, &C., at great reduction
Rsmnanfs OF Dress Goods about half value. ONE
fa2>tf lois and 1920 7fh strest .athIe.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON AouEpuCr,
Corner a. PeHnsgrdnt and Isl street n 10 =
WASHINGTON, ID. c., February q, 1873. \
Sealed Proposals, indorsed Proposals for Build.
ing Telegraph" will be received at the ONCE Of the
Wsshineton AQueduct un.il ~ o'clock m. on the
gath day OF March next for the Construction of A
Dial Telegraph from Great Falls to Washington
Proposals will be received only the official forms,
which, with specifications and any desired ipforma-
tion, can be had application by mail or in person
to o. +. BABCOCK,
Major of Engineers u g. A.,
fe22-6t Chief Engineer Washington Aaueduct.
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PERSONAL.

NoTICE.-THK BOOKS AND ACCOUNTS OF
IN wv. KESSLER having been assigned to us,
are placed in the hands Of A. q. kiink, 1906 L
street, who alone is authorized to settle them.
f.l6tH JAS. L. HARBOUR and others, Assignee.
NJ Rs. II. J. FRENOR, tke Csls6rassd Rsiiabls
x1 Caircoy0as aad 1ssf Medium, can be seen e
character By photograph hand writing or leck Of
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Grover Bakers celebrated Elastic and improved
otk,stitch SEWING MACHINE always on hand:
iOr ssIe on easy terms, at DAVIS,
f2-lw sol Market Space, corner 9Th street
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BOARDING.


EIRST-CLA TABLE BOARD, with hne large
Il Front Room, on the most pleasant part Of the
Avenue-No. 1919 Pennsylvauia avenue, between
18th and nth streets. febS-lmr
LHOR RENT-Two nicely furnished ROOMS, with
II Bedrooms adjoining, with or without BOARD
corner Sd street and Indiana avenue. j7s-lms
(NOOD BOARD, PLEASANT ROOMS, AND
avenue and 2lst street. mayl-1y
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Real Lsces, Lace Flounces, Gloves Pufinys
Plsnings, Ribbons, Ties, Standard Trimmings
caths Friliings, Trimmings Buttons, Notions, &c ,
IN great variety, at lowest market prices, at
DAVIS,
Sol Market SPACE corner Sth street.
, 1873-09-15

Journalistic .-. Another lfnB1O0nfnE
eichcn1o - Crimilhnl nnttcrs Fntni
IkcsMlt Of Rll-.riincd IRcvcngc--Thc
Policy Business in Full Hast.
Special Dspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, pa. Sept. 14.-1t IL correctly
statcd on good authority that Col. FoEuoy'B
Press will undergo material change in it's gou-
eral mako-up in about two wcoks, nBBum-
ing something Of tho appearance OF tho
Now York Herald. Torney has assoctnted NTH
him Congressmrn 1Iarnar, who has purchased
half intorost in the journal.
am crodibfy informed that, elated with their
lato succeas in thut limo, tho propriotors OF tho
Ercning Herald have arranged another monster
balloon ascension about tho middle Of next
month.
Josephine Rowland md Sarah Daptlsto do
fondants in the lato notorious starvation
caso wore yesterday oach sentenced by
Judge Pierce to one years imprisonment
IN tho County 1ail. A motion WAS
case Of Wm. DtcEwen, convicted Of stealing
gold watch from tho dond body Of Thomas
1lunco, Washington County, Pa. In refusing
tho motion, Judge Piorce said tho prisoner
would likely bo again wanted in tho Munce
Morguo case.
A fearful result Of carolosa royongo waa
brought to Light ycHtorlay morning. saral,
Cooper, years old, residing ut the southeast
GU1AoE VI EouoIal ana montgomery aVoDuoH with
hor motbor, who IL in tho employ Of Mr. Cot
ttngton, Who, holng fond OF dumb animals,
hah q large collection OF them. Thoao
must havo annoyed some Of the noigh-
bors. ifor, on Thursday, quantity Of bread
yard. little boy. who waa playing In tho yard
with Sarah picked up some Of it, handed It to
1ior, and elo partook Of 1t. About noon
she complained Of hoing unweu. sho died
yesterday in fearful agony. Some OF
the. poison was found smoared on her lips, chin,
and irosa. A goat was also found doad in tho
yard, probably from tho sarlo canBe.
Considerable excitement has boon raised On
tho subject Of tho policy busineBs here. Ono Of
tho Mayors special officers detailed to pull
the policy ehops aas made an affidavit before
nart Il. Jones Of being in league With George
lfuller, bachor Of poicy-writorB. Tho officer
doposes tint ho has reported to tho Chiet Of
Police ut least thirty-Aye writer's ruiz
uing big books and returning $75
and 9100 daily to Muller, tho broker, who have
mover beou arrested. He also afIlrms that Jones
instructed him to deacand upon shops backed by
Alfred Dambor, but not to molost such az ho
know wore backed by Muller and Samuel Fair
chilH, Alnor's partner. What action the Mayor
will take in the matter remains to he aoon.