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sTAADEN'S SUCCESSOR,

The first good, substantial case OF arson that
has been ventilated since the noted "Old Nick
Staaden " case received an airing yesterday at
the hands OF Deputy Superintendent Dixon and
Sergeant McGarigle. The morning TRIBUNE
recorded fire at No. 81 Desplaines street, and
intimated that the cause was an incendiary.
Accordingly the police concluded to sift themat-
ter, and had no sooner started upon their mission
than they reached TEE TR1BuNR's conclusion.
The carpets, wallpaper, woodwork, and other
combustibles about the partially-demolished sa-
loon bore sorry evidence Of having been satu
rated with kerosene, and In the cupboard were
found about two. gallons Of the fluid In open
stone jars, seemingly placed there as an explo-
sire calculated to destroy all evidence of the
crime. Further Investigation revealed the TACT
that the bartender, named Howard, had been
the last to leave the place, but that,
prior to his departure, the proprietor OF
the saloon and owner Of the building,
James NJ. McCabe had departed for tho house OF
friend, taking with him all his personal effects,
save some few yalucless articles OF furniture.
Clothing, pictures, lounge coverings, and all the
little odds and ends Of household furnishings
had been carefully taken away to some place
unknown. This fact alone would form d link in
chain of circumstancial evidence that would
be sufficient to make out case, but the officers
were astounded to lind still further evidences
OF the arson. The building, two-story
brick structure of rather frail construction was
built By McCabe upon 81 900 loan obtained by
him from some person whose name cannot DC
stated By the police at the present. The build
ing, OF course, cost nothing like this sum, and
the balance Of the loan was undoubtedly ap-
propriated By McCabe to his own uses. Besides
this, there were several mortgages upon the
place, the last being for $3.50, with which NC
Cabe paid the interest upon the original
loan Of s., 200. In addition to all this, it was
ascertaiued that the building, which certainly
is not worth more than I,00O was insured for
the extraordinary sum Of $500; $3,000 OF which
is in tho Allemanfa, and the balance in the
Fairfield OF Connecticut. The agent Of the lat
ter Company in this city was among the first
to surmise the real origin of the fire, and at an
carly hour yesterday be presented to McCabe
his opinion in terse language, and McCabe as
tersely relinquished mis- policy In that Com
pany without single dissenting murmur.
Upon tho stock there was All Insurance Of
sl,0O0 In some unknown company, and Nc
Cabe's assertion upon this point was given in
such an assuring aud confidential manner that
the suspicious OF the police we're aroused upon
this point also, and an investigation was
ordered. Result: one barrel Of Lake Michigan
water in IN impure state; half barrel OF sour
wine unfit for use; three kegs OF water in a still
more impure state; fifty empty cigar boxes,
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$4,000
:" TH OF
F u. r s
WILL Be SACRIFICED.

nv, ~e close ont our stock OF Manufactured furn ~
the hessuatty o; fur: ~" 'son'
nfcn ane Il sacques 50 inches long. $50: former
,tca nns 81; 81 saeaues IS inches long. s1so former
si nne sesacques 81 incheslong. s1oo: former price,
x;a s9ne sea'acques soinchesong $50; former price,
si sno .eques - inches lang, ess; former prtce
w w ais,Akc deduction It 70 Der cent from iii
sooas th1ss Of Jsnuaty th1t we fake aree. for
IS: Is: AZ AZ s. :se 5ermer er Pr!!s Pr!ss $t5
80 sets M M e. sr $25; former price $35.
q scts sets EaI+s EatTa ink $50: former prtce SO
q sets Wesic9aiMsni.pk We4n Mipk ~ Sp; former pree, yn
ST. ST. foFmsF foFsF Pf1ss p1s IS
IN HeI r. western INK. Sl15O; former price xix
% Fine sfnS caS csapsS.skn aess and fourstrp.d Muns
iExls na Fne Nh MNHars $lo: former price, sls.
20 odd Mink Mud sl1; former prIcc. SIS "sa
ago Fine Seal Caps Si3: foTmcr nrtct <,~
Eins gsIs1;Hlsnde r.; Caps slo former prtce. ss
iosets Fine Otter. IS; former for ns nI1cs. s3s'
~ otnef 1ufb In prkorttpp 10 fhc ahoyt nrtcea
orn-T VIII G.ese 9t gu Lades Fins Seal Hats At SIS.
fne Trimming Is ptccns le.s than sny other hou,e
n;;S aS E1tfa Large Who. Buffalo Robes. s,,; former
sis ioo Medium Whole Buffalo Robes 50: former price,
20 90 Large Split Buffalo r.o,es. S..
Ttas Wof sn1 Coon Robes that No win ooer lea, tb,,
Tue abo:e goods must he closed out =. W. arr ahoue
em''se all 70 ske us acall before purchasing.
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DENN1S-Dec- 20, 1T 80 South LenyT street.
to Mrs. J. l. Dennis, q daughter.
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fastened to the F1tter5. Lie was entirely e1-
tinyt7 and the body bore evidence Of having
tigatc the affair to-day.
Last evening, at tue residence of E. S. Wads-
worth. No. SIS Michigan avenue, most pleas
ant affair took place in the presentation Of a
superb silver service set, costing over LOCO, to
Alfred A. Hobart, for many years Superintend-
II severed his connection with it: BY the en-
pioyes formerly under him. The present WAS
Iaadc in appropriate language by Mr.. Hobart.
The service IVES an elegant collection OF the
choicest siiyerwarc, appropriately engraved,
and lifting testimonial to gentleman who
position so as to satisfy employers, employees,
and the publ Mr.. Hobart Is at present on
the Chicago. Burlington & Quincy Road. Mr..
Robert harris, and many other wcll-known
xai!road men, were present.
Considerable indignation was expressed In the
Grcsoirc Peri lad been pardoned by the Cor
eru0r. rcil numbered two men named Ready
aud O. Bricn on the 9th Of October, 1671, ,-thc
day Of the biz fire. The homicide
occurred on the corner Of Aalsted and Van Va
TWO men came in for drinks: An alteration
e1,runs u1,, resulting in fight, which Peri ter
1u,1intcd with a knife BE was tried
anQ convicted and sentenced tc be hung
on one s,,.nt- During the tendency 5m,ia Of
s.lt. <1;uy,cted and sentenced to Imprisonment
1or iiLc- Re went to The Pcnitentiary, where he
has remained until yesterday, when outeuing
Executive clemency stretched out its protecting
arm and set him free. Last night he was wau-
dering around Chicago.
The Hon. Johl, O'Connor Power, II. r, who
was to have lecture;l III this city the coming
week. is unayoida5iy' obliged TO defer his ep-
pointsncnt iu consequence Of the action taken
hy Congress in regard to the address
o: tho irish nation to this country on
its Centennial. Mr.. Power, who was dcputed to
present the address OH behalf Of the people OF
lrel.At:, IS pow in Washington araiting the
pleasure II the Committee OH Foreign Affairs,
10 whom the acceptance of Erin's national
tribute is referred. This course WAS deemed i'd
visab1c in order to aToid complications with
Great Britain, as England's Ambassador, Sfr
Edward Thornton, objected to President Grant
receiving the address Oh the ground that He-
land, beng dependent Of England, had no au-
thority to present an address to q foreign state
without the sanction Of the British Minister.
Quite large sale of lots under = decree OF
foreclosure, was made yesterday afternoon In
Judge Garys roou1- The suit WAS Dy Quincy g.
Shaw against Thomas S. Dobhins and others.
in which decree for about So. 100 Was recently
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..,..,oms OF Cntarrs.

Dull, heavy headache obstruction OF
the nasal passages, discharge falling lnIo
the throat some times proiuse, wstery'
scr;d thick and tenacious mucous, puru-
lent muco-purulent bloody, putrld' Oh
fsnsiye. etc. In Others, dryness, cry,
wstery weak, or infsmed eyes, ringing
in the ears. deafness, hawking and cough
mo 70 clear the throat, alterations, scaos
from ulcers, voice altered, nasal twang;
n,ssssiye breath, impaired smell and
taste dizziness, mental depression, ick-
i;ns cough, etc. Only few ofthe above
svSp,oms are likely to present IN any
'I When applied with DR.. Pierce's Nasal
n,nche and accompanied with Ut
P;sr,e's Golden Medical Discovery a.
constitutional treatment Dr. sage
Ca,srrh Remedy produces perfect eures
~ ths worst cases Of Catarrh and oHens
Of many years standing. This thorough
CON rse Of medication constitutes the Only
.o;an,;fc rational, SAFE, and sl1cessfo
.asnner of treating this odious disease
Una. has ever been offered to the afflicted
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WON

mis-. General 5. F. Cary has an auto
graph book whicn contains the following
unpublished gem from the pen OF 4. Buch'
anan Read:
An angel wandering out OF heaven,
And all too IL light for Eden even,
Once through the paths OF paradise
Made luminous the auIoral air,
And walking in his awful guise
Met the Eternal Father there
Who, when he saw the truant sprite,
Smil, love thrO' all those bowers OF
light.
The while within his tranced spell
Our Eden sire lay slumbering near:
Goa saw aud said II Is not well
For man alone TO linger here
Then took thst angel by tn hand,
And with kiss its brow He pressed,
And whispering all His mild command,
He laid IT n ar the sieeper's treast,
With ear h enough To make II human
He chained its wings and called II
Woman.
And IL perchance some stains OF rust
pon her piniOns yet remain
Ills but the mark OF Gods own dust,
The ear. h mold of that Eden chain.
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wheeling Live stock Market.
ntn.nI.nn Anil %

WfEELine, hPih ~
CArTLE-Arrivals so head, and sold ut
31G5lc, the best bringing the latter
figure. Some fine Western cattle, of
which the market just now is greatly
supplied, brought u shade over the above,
(5sc.) There is a good demand.
HoGs-Arrivsls 200 head, and sold at
76Sc. The market is unsteady and dull
Ter, the very best not bringing over &c,
and in a retail way. Yesterday. two lots
of bacon hogs sold at &c, and one lot of
fine hogs aggregating 800 pounds, only
brought &c. There is fully lc of a de-
cline since last week.
Mich Cows-Arrived 6 head at SIS
@S45. Demand only moderate.
CALvEs-Arrived 20 head, and sold st
So OOG7 90. Good calves are in fair
demand; poor ones are not wanted at any
price
SHIKP-yery few arrivals and demand
good. Quoted at 4(9sc.
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WHEN is a lady's dress like an unfor-
tunate bull-6ghter? When it is gored.
And when is it like a partisan? When
i, Is biased. And when is it like topper?
When it is full. And when is 1t like the
sails of ship? When it is trimmed
When is it like season of the year?
When it is lent. When it is no longer
fit for use? After she has worn it out.
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Cincinnati Horse and Male Market
MONDAY EVENING, April IL, &c.

NUNUAi hNkNINVi APIIF IT. IV@
There has been q fair supply, and
with only . moderate demand the mark
ket rules steady, with about all sellrr g
and the better grades at very full prices.
HoRsEs-The sales foot up about 400
head, of which 2 carr were shipped 10
Boston; 2 do. to New York; l do to Bal
timo,e, and do. to Louisville Good TO
fine drivers bring Sl5OG225; stree; car
stock, $SS@l20, and plugs, s2Ss65.
MuLH-The demand is good and the
market strong under light offerings.
About 40 head were sold at $65(as0 for
I4S hands; $s5(a1i5 for Is hands, and
$I25tal35 for l6 hands high
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BR,pGET: "Sure Maria and me was
discushin' over what thin things on
the pitcher over the mantle. Mistress
"Whv, Bridget, those are kaphaei
angels" bridget. "Och, thin the oo'h
of US wuz wrong. said they wuz TWINS
and Maria said they wuz bats.
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REMARKS
SHEEP MARKET
REMARKS.

Tho quality of the receipts this week is
not quite as good as were last weeks
offerings, nor are the numbers as full.
but they have been ample for the de-
mand. which has been shown, few ship
ments having been made, as prices were
too high. The home demand making al
most the entire operations, prices are Oft
lc. Wool sheep are almost entirely
out of the market, and we quote them
nominally at 5@7ic; sheared, 4@6ci
lambs, 3@5c per head, and good fat
lambs in fair demand.
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arrangement remained. Every shadow
that fits across the House is but the re-
turn Of that hole at which he barked with
such signal success for more Than aide
cade, and forthwith the tongue of the
chief Of the pack breaks upon the ears of
the country.
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Our of suffering have emerged the
strongest souls, and the most massive
characters are scanned with scars. Mar
tv,s have put on their coronation robes
cIi,,eripr with fire, and through their
tears have the sorrowful first seen the
gates of Heaven Chaplin
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rnrr SAMPLES TO AGENTS. LADIES
lYlk Combination Needle-book, with
IT'LL Chromoa- send stamp. y. p. Gluck
New Bedford. n - ieblo
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Accommodation tram leaves Bellaire at
tsP.N, and arrives at Steubenville at
iJRy
special Accommodation trains leave
Ssrr al 80 a. IN. and 1850 p m. {;
.-gou !uati q. IN. and 20 p. M; arrive
ENi".u> Ferry at lO:lj a. IN. and | :l5 p.
G'uur. leave Martins Ferry at
L5a-. e'i ipip. M; Bridgeport IL 40
in.sui ,:,rr m. arrive at Bellaire at
70 J. iu.,a 80 q. IN.
ns-'>'o ai pr,ncipll points In the
"a s7t We. can b. procured at the
I.0l il,a,' &.., IN McLure House, and
~, SALON 70, i.IdgrpOrt.
+. Il. MYERS,
a. r.rur' Passenger & Ticket Agent.
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&C., SENT FREE 10 any address.
Apply 10 W. p. JOHNSON, Genr Pass.
Agt. G. X. r., Chioag or 10 i. r: KAN
DOLPH, Travelling Agt. /. c. X. X, Indian
apoiis, Ind. apiegb
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FISH.

We have n large stock Of
Mackerel,
Lake Herring,
White Fish.
Goldfish,
And will "a usual supply the trade at low
or prices than elsewhere
TINGLE x ISHAM.
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u.tSyr0FND 7RALNS
Ir No Rand s daily,

sand run daily, No. 6and sadly
nrI' hnmnd trains make connections a.
E'>' 10 for Philadelphia, New lorR
B1"I RoS,on. at Washingtonel'y ior all
P2,;;-al,, 1 S"nnd trains make direct connec,
We, ,o Uo" ali principal points West ana
S,rthwe>.. -. Sloanar III run on No.
audi nom Byn%ST 10 C. coin INDUS. Oil"
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avheeliug gegister.
Terms. by Mail, in Advance,
nk11.y REGISTER.

DAILY REGISTER. =. ~,
81 VI Three months.-H w
SIX nmTRsinWEEKLY REGISTER.
p,,,,ishad every Tuesday, Thursday ana
saturday. 40
,, AMY. VI. 81 90 One copy 8 mos.$2 w
oh' ''W WEEKLY hEqIsTER M
n,,a .opy' So 90 Five copies,l yrS y ~
S 0ne copy' 6 mos 90 Ten copies yr. lS 90
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LIST OF DRovERS.

LIST OF DRovKRs.
The following are the names of the
principal drovers, owners or conslgnees
of the principal drovers, where the cat
tie are reported from and their destina-
ton:
At the Tinker House and Drove Yards.
Kirk & Son, Pa.54 Morris 4 Waixel,
l. M Hinkle, VAIL Illinois ...........-.l2 3
VIM Harrison, V..2O Joel Henry, Pals
Sam Sta!der, Ole T Brockl.y, pa..A
q w Adams, Va...lSA Broming, Va. 4
At the Caluerton Hotel and Drove YdrGa
q p swank. V.......2l Morris & Waixel,
Holmes, Latferty Illinois,.
& Co, Pa.........-.7lS l. Jenkins, Pa......3i
s w Allerton, Ill-l62 W A Norris, Midi
Bri kgs, Dock Il Senseny &Lambert,
Drum, Il-....-..33 Md ......".:."...-..39
Lerain & Adler, Foreman & Wolf,
ADAMS ,amSis Green ;i;'0 Wm II KiIner, v...iS
Illinois .......- .......a Lynch q Burgoon,
A Brackbill, Md .........:.......:::.;.l3
| VIM Lewis, Tenn. 10 Mr. Former, Md .....l2
Hargett q Sanders,
| Mo ....................
| At WIlheln's Hotel and Drove Yards.
81 Spangler, PAS H Stouffer, Va-.:...
o.S Hatch, Va.2U A ] Ridgeway, Vas
81 Wagner, O......2 q w Rowland, W.
sShipped East without being offered in
this market.
REMARKS ON BEEF CATTLE.
The arrivals of cattle during the week
amounted 10 1927 head, against 1858
last week, and 1880 head the correspond
ing week of last year; and the sales dur.
ing the week amounted to 1858 head
against 1886 last week, and 1852 the cor
responding week of last year, and were
rs follows:
To Baltimore butch ers..............-"....... Sl7
To Eastern SPECTATORS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Washington city..--.................... l4I
Total
The market was very slow and draggy
from the beginning to its close. Some
dealers thought prices all through the list
TO be 3c off, as compared with last week,
while others thought the decline less than
that fraction and then only near the end
of operations. The quality will average
trifle better than last week, there being
few common cattle and the tops, in the
opinion of some, were better than last
week, while other dealers thought dit
ferent.
Quotations-3@6c.
SWINE MARKET.
Receipts this week....................... b,S22
Receipts last week. 5,i2S
Receipts one year ago.".....""""........". 7,o26
REMARKS.
The market has been quite heavy this
week, the quality generally fully as good,
and in some of the pens better than last
week, while prices are lower a full &c for
tops, and for other grades fully &c. Prices
at the close show further tendency to-
wards lower figures, which are more
likely to be reached before higher ones
prevail.
Quotations -lO@1lac, with very few at
the latter,
SHEEP MARKET.
Receipts this weeR......-. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2,''iZ
Receipts last week S,i62
Receipts one year ago....-................. 80
REMARKS.
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.-,,rrI,y,; pITYSB URGH AND BAL
'"'' 7JuORE DiJISION.

.--,.-- ARRIVES.
- Washington Pa,
'hheei4hs s.IoA. NJ. daily -.t......l0 :l5A. II
JAW, - Washington, Pa,
Nhee!inS ,.1,p.y. daily att % p. NJ.
day u ...'xc"ut.d. sundays excepted.
~-.... IN Ali principal points on sale
.! ,e Ohire open nj all hours during
,lsGa' THOS. X. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation,
vT UEVRlES, General Agent. apis
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At WIlheln,'s Hotel and Drove Yards.
81 ] Spangler, PAS H Stouffer, Va..:.. .
".S j Hatch, Va........2O A kidgeway, V..4S
81 b Wagner, O......2 q w Rowland, VIZ
'Shipped East without being offered in
this market.
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The following are the names of the
principal drovers, owners or consignees
of the principal drovers, where the cat
tie are reported from and their destina-
tton.
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.,,t nun daily; Nos. &, daily aHc en
ses SWa>% ri End Ta''S %ic NJ lag and and
ESnberlani.
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TRANSFORMATION.
,.,,imore & Ohio r. Il. 20.

y, AFTEl. MONDAY, APRIL R ~
An .n.Seny.r trains will run as
u el'nr u:ue:
), -, ".,ITN.D 7RAINS
,,ISI No 5. NO .. NO
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ACcoM'o MAIL. EXPRESS,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-23
The Open-Hearted Scott.

The innocent frankness with which Mr.
THOMAS A. scoTT volunteers to tell all he
knows about the CALDWELL telegram ex-
cites our admiration. II ploases us to dis
cover such ohildlike righteousness in the
breast OF n man who IL popularity supposed
TO be nothing but an astute and crafty
schemer. my de, ire" he writes to the
Chairman OF the judiciary Committee,
" has been to give to your committee the
fullest Information in my power In rela-
ton to all this subject, aud l believe 1
have done So"
Mr.. SCoTT's frankness would have been
still more praiseworthy had he como to
the help OF the committee few days
earlier. Ills letter 10 dated June 20, where
az IL was on June that Mr.. BLAINE made
his dramatic use OF the telegram In the
House Of Representatives, aud II was on
June 10 that the evidence showing the way
that telegram was procured was laid be-
fore the committee. For several days pre-
vious, also, Mr.. KNOTT and Mr.. HEWITT
had been investigating the matter, and
were on the track OF the truth. The child
like ScoTT has, therefore, been little tar
dy with his assistance, and we are afraid
that he will not obtain from the public
that confidence in his beautiful innocence
which he 30 sincerely desires.
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TELL TALE TEL FORA Ms,
The Lot that n House Committee Purchase
In a New York Junk shop.


WASHINGTON, June 22.-It will be re-
memtered that during the session Of the sub
Committee on Expenditures In the Department
OF Justice IN New York several weeks ago. II
was ascertained that all the business messages
OF the Atlantic and Pacific aud franklin Tele-
graph Companies for several years past had been
sold TO a paper dealer as waste paper. A few
DAYS prior to this discovery, tho Chairman Of
the con mittee on the real estate pool served a
ducts iccum for certain kilograms believed to be
in the possession OF the company. The Ser
Reant alarms was told that the kilograms h I'd
passed from the possession OF the company, and
therefore could not be delivered. The com nittee
then purchased the lot from the paper dealers
paving the amount charged bv the com pany
with the incidental expenses Of handling and
cartHge. For week and more a reliable man
has been separl ting from the mass such tele-
grams as are supposed to r late 10 the matter
under investigation. The committee have care
fully guarded the telegranis from public OF orr
vate Inspection, and except those addressed TO
pa ties supposed to he connected with public
al 'irs, not one has been read by even the expert
handling them Such as re not wanted are
reluly bound with paper and put In a place
secure against Paul I'rys
Yesterday the Chairman OF the committee re-
oelved the following teleRr tm ire III the Preside Mt
OF the Atlantic and Pacific Company, which was
addressed to the manager of the line IN WASH
ingtun:
are say that consider onrseivrs hound fo
protect uen as having passed our lines trust they
VIII nave the tAamlnatlon made ony under your super
VISION and only surh mes furnished cal ed
for by the suDlWAaH- THOMAS 4. kCKEHr
the committee refuse To take any no ice OF
this demand, believing mat the old messages
are quite H. safe In the hands OF the Congress
slohal committee as they were In the hands of
we JUNK dealer. When The kilograms required
bvihr committee h We been selected. the Others
Will be burned IN the presence Of the memners
and II VINO have any az OF EXPOSURE Of their
confidential matters may rest assured thnt every
message not he rihg upon the Congressional In.
yestgation VIII IN a few days be consum ed
by IRE,