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Evening star., 1876-12-15
LETTERS FROM THE People.


Editor &dr:-A bill has been recently Of
ieIed in the House TO reduce the postage on
letters TO be sent through the mail from three
cents to two cents each half ounce While
The committee has that under consideration
would IL not he good idea to amend The
lOStal laws in relation to local OrdrOp letters
IN order that they may be forwarded" :" like
letters bearing three cent stamps from one
post office to another under the same stamp
As the law now stands, "a person in leaving
his residence may have his letters. except
local ones, sent to him i'm any section of the
country, and any deficient postage is col
lected on delivery 10 the amount of more
than dollar, but a local letter with one or
Two cent stamp on il, Ii matters not how inn
lortant 1t may be, can not be forwarded
when only one cent is due on IL. Hundreds
ef cases occur where a person drops a letter
in the mail, To be sent to some other place
ana by mistake places only local postage on
Do, ana, instead of going to the party adj
dressed, IL Is sent to the Dead Letter Office
lhen II the name of the writer happens to be
IN IL he receives notice from the ID. L. o.
tnat IL is held for one or two cents as the ease
may be. have heard many complaints on
tnls subject, but the postal officials are not TO
blame. They must obey the law. / think if
Inc attention of Congress is drawn to this
matter II Will receive proper consideration
as III Is something that effects every one i'm
the country, including even the law makers
Evening star., 1876-12-15

CIRCUIT CoURT-J,aige CtTtfeT.
To-day, Ritfenhouse, Fowler & Co. agt. B.
and p. K. r., action for damages alleged to
have been sustained by the removal of d.
PENDANTS buildings from the site of the depot;
motion TO quash certiorari granted; appeal
prayed. Cohen agt. Sharp, repleyin case;
on trial
POLICE CoURr-JiaLoe ISpeQ.
To-day, VIM. Banks, charged with -four
ishing razor, was fined $40 or thirty days.
Allen Williams and Llewellyn Ashton were
sent down TO the chain gang as trampS and
yagrants. Anderson Long, same; sixty days
charged with picking the pocket OF Ellen
Brown, at Gallilean Fisherman's hall, TAX
ing S5 from her. This was ut a colored ball
there last night. Ellen caught this fellow i'm
the act, with the money in his hand, and had
him arrested on the spot by Officer BOYLE; six
months in Jail. John Carter. larceny of a
wire dressmaker's figure, and some petit
coats from the front of fancy store; six
months in jail. Charles Hall, colored, lar
ceny of a board sign from DIR. r. b. Fergu-
Snn,S drug store $40 or thirty days Charles
walker, colored, larceny of ten hymn books,
tWenty-eight spelling books, eleven testa-
ments, and thirty-four spelling and reading
books from Asbury Church,; six months in
JAIL. Frank Smith and Alfred Lee, larceny
OF hats from several boys by Snatching them
from their heads on the street and running
on with them; sent to the Reform School.
Henry Arenz, was charged with assault on
Maria McCarty. This grew out of demand
made by the latter upon the former. a fancy
goods merchant, for the exchange of a scarf,
Whlcn she claimed had been wrapped upon
her package, and which was not so valuable
as the one she had purchased. She discovered
The difference after she got home and went
pack 10 claim an exchange. The demand
was refused, but the proprietor offered 10
exchange for any other Kind of goods in the
store, which she refused to accept, and war
or words followed ending. as she testified, in
blows upon her head and an unceremoniOuS
ejectment from the store. For defense, sew
elal witnesses testified that the first blows
came from Miss McCarty. and that she struck
from the shoulder like a man. shivering the
old mans pipe. which he was smoking at the
1me. The testimony for defense prepOnde-
ratlng, the court had to dismiss the case of
assault. The prosecuting witHeSs expressed
her determination not TO let the case drop
there, and a civil suit for the recovery of the
money or the goods she claims To have
purchased may follow. Frank Taylor a.
sault on Cassie Taylor; S5 James Adams.
larceny Of two pairs of boots from John Ober-
helm, Second Offense:) grand jury.
Evening star., 1876-12-15

IGCkY DANIEL JENSINGS-He Fcn,Ls u
F0iheT did q Fortune Cf 50. 900 one DOy ami
On 14ged 1bH WIS HIM so, ,GOD the N9
A dispatch from Nevay, Ind, Dec. II. saws:
"A haTd working, honest, but poor citizen of
our county, by the name of Daniel Jennings
was greatly surprised few days ago by the
appearance OF a stranger who, upon investi-
CATION. was found TO be his father. from Ga
lena, Illinois, whom he had not seen for thir-
~ years, and supposed to have long since
dlett. The newly discovered father is said TO
ne worth about $4,000; is quite old and not
long since executed his Will. giving Daniel
ms only heir his entire wealth. This was
sucIl surprise 20 Daniel that he hardly real
ized his situation. The discovered father and
Inc sudden wealth he had inherited filled his
cup Oh JOY To overfiowing. Scarcely had he
began TO appreciate the situation of affairs
untIl an aged aunt wheeled into line and di3
via, heT property of twenty thousand dol
lars betwe~ eight heirs, one of which was This
same Daniel =, ,''inings. To simply say he is
happy. no longer q, ,Hcs the matter Justice. We
will leave the reader TO imagine how he
would feel if placed in simii2r circHms ,ances
and then draw his own conclusions. O:,;a
more in the history Of time has the poor and
honest labOrer been rewarded.
Evening star., 1876-12-15

al - - W. t'S9F'h l.. vRGERy.-It was learn
y" " -unosd6y, says the New York Times.
Notwithstanding efforts were made to keep
the facts from the public. that a forgery -
the extent Of s25.O00 had been perpetrated on
the Third National bank of this city. About
TWO weeks ago a man appeared at the bank
and presented for payment a check for the
above amount, purporting to have been
drawn by the firm of Winslow, LaAier Il
Co, Of No. q Pine street. The check appear
ing regular in every particular was prompt-
ly cashed. Emboldened by the success oi
this operation the man returned TO the bank
the same afternoon and presented another
check for $1,000. Surprised at the some
what unusual demands OF MeSsrs. Winslow
Lanier q Co., the bank teller glanced at the
man curiOusly, and was just about to make
movement as If To consult with the officer
OF the bank, when his attention was attract
ed to the nasty retreat of the man from the
bank. The teller followed, but the man sud
denly disappeared around the corner into Mas
sua street, where he was lost in the crowd The
checks were Immediately taken TO the offices
of Winslow, I.anier & Co, who pronounced
them raised checks. Sergeant Kealy, of the
detective squad and detective Elder are now
engaged in the case. The officials ofthe bank
and police authorities are silent regarding
the particulars.
Evening star., 1876-12-15

THE EUROPEAN POWERS TALKING
PEACE AND PREPARING FOR WAR.-Pre-
liminary conferences, according to dis
patch from COnstantinOplc, are progressing q
rapidly, the ePlcnipOtentiaries themselves af-
firmiiig that the conference is already i'm a
fair way towards a successful issue. The
pacific prospects do not appear ohave placed
any check on the great preparations for war
which Russia is persistently making. A vast
fortified camp is forming at Bender. and
there are being accumulated, both there and
AT other points, immense quantities Of stores
of every description. The Grand Duke Mich
Olas has asked that n reserve force of one
hundred thousand men be m0bilized, which
has been ordered.
Evening star., 1876-12-15

A YOUTHS SELFMURDER. - Frederick
Viola, a lad IL years of age, when at ID ave
nue. and sd street, last evening shot himself
through the right temple. He died Instantly.
Frank Droff of Dps west 2sth street said TO
Sergt. Thompson: Last Tuesday evening
Frederick visited me at my home and while
there was very low spirited and said that he
intended to kill himself the next night This
evening my mother sent me to look him up
ard bring him home. i found him i'm 23d
street. near lst avenue, and while we Were
walking up the street he drew a pistol and
discharged it," The boy had no home. His
mother died two years ago, and his father be-
ing unable to support him had left him to
shift for himself He was out Of employment.
IN Y Sun. l4th.
Evening star., 1876-12-15

BUILDISG PERMITS ..SSued nv Insnec,or
PlOwman:-W, II IsIarses & Rro. a twoIStorv
orick eT nVeT stable and carriage-house, north
slue pennsylvania avenue southeast, be-
cen 9Th and 9Th streets; =, ,JO1. John Adam
Roth, remodel a frame dwelling, west side
ID, between ID and T. streets northeast; 500.
Ioring Chapel, a frame schOOl-hOuse, west
side Sth. between III and ! streets northeast:
$500. Z. Rupert, remodel a brick dwell
iTg, west side 18th, between Il and G. streets
southwest; $50. A. G.. Ryan. a twO-stOry
brick shop, west side 9th. between East Cap
itOl and A sireetS: S6NO.
Evening star., 1876-12-15

THE GENERAL TERM.-The Court in Cen
sfal Term viii resume its sessions on Mon
'.ay, and il i expected that quite a number
of opinions Will he delivered, and that there
will be no more cases heard at this term.
Among the decisions looked forward TO with
interest viii be that in the building assOcia-
lion cases. the case of Bernard Nav, con-
Nieted OF abortion, and number of cases I'm
which the railroad companies are parties
That OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
s@ainSt the District injunction TO prevent
~sla az pror..,,- for arrears of taxes 5cins
The most imnOrtan,
Evening star., 1876-12-15

~ lhe cost of maintaining 1.021 cOnvictS
IN The Virginia penitentiary was about seven
cents per day per head.
SJ John Ruskin, in contributing TO an
Edinburgh charity. says: 81 wish / could
nave done so more largely. but my prOfes-
SION OF fault-hndlng with the world in gene
raj is not lucrative ONE
~ In October next the question of woman
suffrage Will, by the new constitution OF
tOlorado.be submitted 10 popular vote. Mr.,
Margaret w. Campbell has the credit OF do
ing the most toward securing this action
Evening star., 1876-12-15

OIL INSTEAD OF GAS. The board of alder
men of New York have passed a resolution
declaring that as the gas companies had en-
tered into combination To raise the price of
thorized to consider the propriety of iIlnmi-
mating the city with oil and other iIluminat-
ing material instead ofgas, and the propriety
of manufacturing gas for the city use.
Evening star., 1876-12-15
LoDILLFs HEADACHE specific cures In 9C
minutes, at Ebbitt House drug Store. u1a

RFMovAL-Fira Class Securing and Dyefro
A. Fischer has enlarged his establishment by
removing to his new building, 9O6 G street
the U: s. Patent Office. By promptly adopt
ing the latest Improvements, whether of
American or European invention, he is en-
aDled To DO any work in a manner not to be
equaled by those not possessing these faciii.
ties. q 70 20
Evening star., 1876-12-15

bofFiN's BOWER, !" in Boston, is thronged
with working girls out of employment The
Po@ says; The extent to which family bo-
tells where male servants are employed are
being patronized reduces one avenue of re-
tuge for working girls, and indeed il seems
as if the problem Of 'women,s work and
wOmen's wages were growing NOR, fnyolv-
ed instead of getting clearer"
Evening star., 1876-12-15

RUNAWAY AND ACCIDENT.-On Tuesday
the 5th instant. ONE OF the horses belonging
To the Remington Sewing Machine Company
ran down street northeast and when near
lst street turned upon the sidewalk, the horse
or wagon striking Amos Hunt. esq. as
he was about TO get into his buggy
throwing him down with such force as TO
break his collar bone and bruiSe his side
seriously. He was taken up inSensible and
carried into Mr.. LInville's, where restoratives
were administered, and he was soon taken
TO his residence, 2lO A street northeast where
DT. Fisher j. attending him.
Evening star., 1876-12-15

THE CASE OF maxwell AGAINST THE
IlsTRICr-ln the Criminal Court. Judge
Macarthur tiiS morning the trial of the ease
tolumbi% was resumet-MeSSrs. SandS ,od
Hohan for the plaintiff, and Nr Birney for
lie defendant. This is an action 10 recover
ntiilages ag alleged 10 have been received nv
sftet- between 26th and 2ist in Nav. 1s72 nv
N,1lh Nnlch ne haG his foot and leg injured and he
aLeses mat said damages was caused bv
is1--Sl ,a,Gh 81 tie defendants negligence in not
NafiOu -4S NASd-
Evening star., 1876-12-15

OUR Long ENPERIENCE, cons, HIll,y III
creaSing business and unequaled f;t, 'Ies
enable us TO offer a larger and finer stock O.
boys and children's clothing than others
and al lower prices than common goods are
sold elsewhere. Il. Robinson K Co. bows
cIothlers, 90 Pennsylvania avenue, next TO
Willian'S--ddCt.
Evening star., 1876-12-15

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued 10
Reuben Scott and Mary Richardson; Angus
tuS James and Matilda Brown; Josiah John
son and Matilda Cross; Philip III. Nelson and
Letitia +. Payne; Benjamin Bryan and Laura
Evening star., 1876-12-15

Two RIVER STEAMERS LosT-A Nen,
phis, Tenn, dispatch says that the steamer
Frank Forest was destroyed by firs above
Cottonwood Wednesday night; loss nof
stated. The steamer Carl Schurz sunk nj her
wharf at Memphis yesterday: loss not ascar-
tanned.
Evening star., 1876-12-15

THE CASES AGAINST THE MARKET DEAL
ERS, charged with a violation of the license
law, which had been set for a hearing in the
Police Court to-day, were, on motion OF
counsel, indefinitely postponed to wait q de-
ctsinn OF lha ease Of appeal now pending in
the Court in Bano
Evening star., 1876-12-15

NJ. JULES SIMON, the new president of the
French council and minister of the interior,
made statement in the chamber OF deputies
and In the senate yesterday regarding his
policy. which was well received. He declared
himself profoundly republican and con-
servative. At portions Of his addr ass the
left-eXcept, II was remarked, Gambetta-
repeatedly cheered. The BOnapartists appear
to be quiet and non-committal
Evening star., 1876-12-15

fRoM CENTENSGAL HEADQUARrERs-.Ifind find DR.
M BuIi slough Syrup excellent. having a ready sale
aad rendering more satisfaction than any Touoh
syrup have ever sold II. B. HfaI,ay lT ~
Iu'er"tA ar% f2TpeifsT S'reefe Phi0i, 'piia Pa H.
Evening star., 1876-12-15

LIFE Insurance COMPANY IN THE
HANDS OF A RECEIvER-The president OF
the Security life insurance company appear
ell before Judge Brady at New York last
evening on an order to show cauSe why "A re-
ceiver OF the company should not be appoint
el, and acknowledged its insolvency. Mayor
Wickham was appOinted receiver.
Evening star., 1876-12-15

You WILL FIND most beautiful Juvenile
and toy books for little folks at the very low
est prices, at Shillington's bookstore corner
4 \ street and PennS ylvania avenue.
Evening star., 1876-12-15
CITY Ms.

SPLENDID chance tosecure eelegant holiday
presents at and below first cost, as the entire
stock of fine watches, iewelry, silver ware.
clocks, speetacles, &c, al NJ. Judd's store.
4l5 Ith street. between ID and f, is to b.
Evening star., 1876-12-15

OUR Centennial Christmas will be cele-
brated by the usual beautiful interchange OF
Offering, despite hard times. To gladden.
yourchildreD's hearts and save Is per cent. i'm
purchasing. call at Chr. Ruppert's fancy
goods, notion and toy store, i0j 1th street.
Evening star., 1876-12-15

BANK ROBBERY BY MASKED MFS-Tha
banking house of VIM. NJ. Ream, at Somer-
set, Perry county, o., was entered by ma Ske,l
robbers Wednesday night. who compelled
Mr.. Roam TO unlock his vaults from which
they stole s10, ,2OO, and then bound and gagged
him, and departed.
Evening star., 1876-12-15

ROMAN GOLD, gold-filled and diamond
jewelry for holiday presents, received at
PTigg's jewelry store, No. 45I Pennsylvania
ave, near Az street-.4dr.
Evening star., 1876-12-15

THIEyERY-Last night, about o'clock
an unknown white man entered the store of
y. Il. MetZger 4 Bro. III eth street and while
a pal engaged the attention of the clerk ha
seized tub of butter and escaped with it,
--'- Last night Officer Ree'ieT arrested Rich
ard Hill and ArniStead Lee and locked i.lem
up m The 9th precinct station house. on the
charge OF snatching hats and caps from the
heads OF little boys on the street and making
on with them. -''' 1eStcr,lay. two cOlOred
thieves stole bolt of waterproof clOtn from
a dry goods store, and were pursued by OFF
Ger McGrcarey. At the corner of / and Ist
street they dropped the cloth and escaped.
The goods Were worth S6i Wednesday
night last thieves went through the yard OF
collector Cook, taking some valuable chick
eEs and turkeys reserved for Christmas. Sew
eral other persons in that neighbOrhoOd suf-
ieTed by thieves the same night.
Evening star., 1876-12-15
LOCAL " e VS..
Amusemenss, Ae- Tonight.

d" Monte Christie"
Ft-ds Opero HoVse.-Mr. Joseph Murphy
in Kerry Cow"
Th<dfeT CbniQre. - "Jim Bludsoe."
Net0 Trinity SrhOO'. GeOr0ttOsCR-Fair of the
ladies Of Trinity Church.
Odd FtllOsry' Leave Man -
Evening star., 1876-12-15

THE BOARD or POLICE met yeSterlav
and Patrick III. SkidmOre was appointed an
additional private for twelve months, to
duty ON Water street, Georgetown. -"
W. W. Morris, charged VIE fTiNate
Of the rules AMI w." --.i eToS> Nlolsiiloh
fined - SEutallOhs OF lne OOard was
-. applications from the following
,'-rSons for LIQUOR licenses were d!sapproved:
Charles y. Roth, Dallas KnOwltOn. John
Brady, ChsS. KlOiZ. TheO. Rauth. Henry
Young. c. EiSc5raum, and Earnest D;lhIe
The boarl viii hold theiT regular meetings
uu FRIDAYS hereafter.
Evening star., 1876-12-15

~Rev. Simsn Howard Calhoun, the
venerable missionary of the Presbyterian
board OF foreign missions, died in Buffalo,
y. :, last evening. after n long illness. He
has been laborer in Holy Land for nearly
forty years.
Evening star., 1876-12-15

THE lCE-LoCKED STEAMERS AT Sr
LoUIs.-There was no change in the condi-
tion OF tie ice-locked steamers at the st.
Louis gorge yesterday. The ice was still
firm, and there is no doubt that all the boats
that can float will be extricated and placed
i'm safe quarters. The loss TO the Keokuk and
Northern line VIII not exceed 500, ,000 and
may not reach $4,000.
Evening star., 1876-12-15

THIRTY DOLLARS RFwaRn IF THE
GREAT AMERICAN Doctor ails 20 describe
disease and tell patients the nature of their
complaints or illness without securing any
information from them. No charge for CON
sultation. Office 257 Pennsylvania avenue.
corner Sd. ~
Evening star., 1876-12-15
For Relief from CarnS,

Bunions, chilblains, diseased nails. &c. visi
Dr. White, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue oppO
site Willard's Hotel. Fee 81. Establishes
1851.
Evening star., 1876-12-15
From The Editor Of TIE EsitabeGhtoca (PdA

ChTOnicle.l
STOP THAT COUGH, or IL will terminate in
th;N dreaded disease, consumption. We are
aware that prejudice exists among many
persons against medicines which profess 10
cure cough or cold when bordering on con-
sumption, or even when the lungs are affect
ed; out we can assure cur readers that Vis
fD's BoLsd1a Of HUd Ch5Ty will do all this;
and In making this assertion we speak from
experience. having suffered for months from
cough, which, after using many remedies
Without any relief, threatened 10 terminate
srLously. We were. however, so fortunate
as 70 sfcurfSeveral bottles of HiStdr's BdLsdJal
y Wnd Cherry, and are now entirely rid of
Ihe cough, and restored TO our former health.
10 those suffering in like manner we rec
omlnend this excellent preparation.
John G- WESTAFER, Chronicle Office.
Eilzabethtown, Pa, March %, 1874.
% cents and 81 a bottle; large bottles much
thesheaper. Sold by dealers generally.
Evening star., 1876-12-15

PIHPLEs! PIMPLEs - Pimples and
Blotches on the face removed free of charge
at the Great American Doctors Office, 2yI
Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star., 1876-12-15

EORD'S OPERA HOUSE.
DECEMBER 11-ONE WEEK ONLY.
Admission ., 60 and IS cents.
Mr. Jos. Murphy.
The Talented Comedian and Vocalist. i'm the bearti-
ful and exciting Play,
KERRY COW.
Mr.. LOUIS l.. JAMES,
Messrs. Harry Pearson, John Marble, y. II. Ste
pheDs, w. C.. Shine. W III. Burton, Chas Farwell,
MISS ELLEN CUMMINS,
Miss X ate Newton, Miss Alta Perry, and others
dll- -tr KERRY COW MATINEE SATURDAY
Evening star., 1876-12-15

WEATHER STRIPS for doors and windows,
Gas Heating Stoves Gas Saving Burners
and Cleveland Non-explosive Lamps all the
latest improved and best in market. at Ham
ltton q Pearson's, Y. NJ. G.. A. Building, 9th
and ID streets. l2.I3eoo.
Evening star., 1876-12-15

IHE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK. corner
ol New York avenue and 18th street, paws
per cent. per annum on deposits for each call
days, 8 TO md 6tos Z7t3. .IIt16
Evening star., 1876-12-15

BOWDoIN's NEW PHOTOGRAPH GAL
hERf is now open TO the public, No. 9Sg
Pennsy ylvania avenue. I2I36
Evening star., 1876-12-15

MIR JAMES A. HOFFMAN will have ON htS
Stars IN tlie Center market tomorrow "A fine
display Of SOuthdown lamb and mutfon and
The finest quality OF beef. BY looking for the
display the stalls cannot be miSsed-fhen num-
beFs are e54 and a..
Evening star., 1876-12-15

RIFLE SHOOTING At BFNNINGS-YeS-
ttriay several members of the Columbia
Long Range Rifle Association practiSed az
BenningiS. Mr.. Frank Hyde, pf the American
Team, was present, and gave the marksmen
some practical hints which seemed TO have
1he desired effect, the shooting being much
above the average. The following are the
yapls: Mr i. ]. Iauritzcn. o.: Col i. q. u.
burnside, tC, James r. Bell. -. Prof. Wm.
Hardness a.
Evening star., 1876-12-15

HOLIDAY PREsESTS-Thos Bowling con-
mences an extensive sale TOR =. Goldstein &
90 Tomorrow Saturday. at his auction
rooms. when an extensive collection of gold
ana silver watches. diamonds. and jewelry
OF every description is to be sold. See spe-
rial notices
Evening star., 1876-12-15

The LICK ESTATE CONTRovERSY-Th The
Leoanon tPenn9 Times of Monday says:
MI; James w. Lick, of Nepha county, Cal,
VINO IS contesiing the right of administration
with Mr. John III. Lick OF this place for the
settling OF the estate of Mr.. James Lick late
OF san Francisco. Cal, arrived In town on
Friday morning from fredericksburg where
he visited Henry =. Lick, a half-brother of
the deceased. He left in the $50 a. m, train
The same day for Annville, where he will be
the guest of Mr.. Samuel Lick, and will con
suit with Mrs. Sarah Hessler a sister of the
deceased. On Monday, in company with
Mr.. Samuel Lick. be will go TO Lancaster for
The purpose Oi visiting Sarah A. Graham, a
cousin OF his, and a daughter of Catharine
Lick. sister of the deceased James Lick He
Will subsequently, visit Mr.. Julia Ann An
trim, q sister of his. at Paris. ILL.,. and IN
about ten days will leave for san Francisco
Ills object here is 10 procure proper papers
Tor The final settlement OF the estate, which is
now pending. Josiah Funck, esq, counsel
Tor The heirs III this county, on Friday morn
ing informed the court that they desired him
10 Visit san Francisco. and he would proba-
bly, leave for said city between this and Jam
uary. He stated propositions for compIrp-
mise for fnal settlement were now pending
DECEIVED BY 4 BURGLAR.-The Mon
trcal Witness Of the 9th instant SAYS: Ned
Lyons, the notorious bank burglar and thief
VINO IS now doing term i'm Sing Sing prison,
New ork, was, when resident in Montreal.
on terms OF intimacy with some of our most
prominent citizens. He resided at a leading
Motel and gave out that he had made his
pie IN Speculations in the United States,
ana as proof OF this he one evening drew out
a parcel containing S2i 900. He speculated in
Montreal telegraph. and Richelieu aud Or
tario stock through a ST Sacrament street
nrm OF brokers, and made a profit: he also
dealt largely in New York speculative stocks
His habits, manners and appearance were
most gentiemanly and attractive, and when
some capitalists were about getting up a
Jolnt STOCK company, he was pressed to take
Stock in II; II is believed that about this time
however be was preparing to take stock I'm
Tie Hochelaga banks safe by means of tn,
powder can. His wife was an accomplished
pianist and singer, and had her summer resi-
dence fixed at Terrebonne. However, de-
spite the apparent qualification these crimi-
nalS were obtaining from their ill-gOtteu
wealth, they were unhappy and in constant
lear OF detection, as was repeatedly evidenced
in their movements"