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Evening star., 1877-11-19
CommissiOneP Bryns and ex. Dist riet
Attorney BtrDey.


Attorney BirDey.
The following letter was filed this morning
with the Senate committee on the District
WAsHINGroS. Nov. II, 1877
Hon. g. W. Dorsey, Chairman Of the Senate
Committee on The District Of Columbia:
SIR: In his letter to you of the 7th instant,
MI Bry an does not deny that he denounced
the personal tax law; and, By the strongest
implication, be admits that no distraint has
been made under that law since he came into
Office. He seeks, however, 10 shit the respon-
sibility OF this npOn s9bord mate officer and
the attorney. Tnis will not bear examina-
ucn. IL was clearly Mr.. Bryan's sworn duty
TO see that every subordinate officer perform
ed what the law required of him; ami no arg
ument Is neeted I'd show that the attorney
bad no control whatever over any suboriin.
ate officer, and nothing to 90 W In duties of
an exc utive character.
IL is for the committee to Judge whether
car dor due TO it.
The facts, as substantially ADMITTED. are
that Sr. Bryan has publicly denounced the
personal tax law and neglec. ed, a. Com mis-
siOner, TO execute il.
This course leaves il optional With citizens
to pay the personal tax or not, a state OF
things not contemplated by Congress when
IL passed the law. Whether the Law be en-
treIy judicioUs and popular or not, IL is Mr.
Bry ans sworn duty 10 enforce it so long as
IL is the law.
Since Mr.. Bryan has attempted to evaie
trial of himself by attacking me, allow me a
few words in reply. Mr. Bryan, in his last
letter, abandons, Impliedly, the gist of all
bis allegations against me. adm hitting in effect
that the legal business for VIII ich / charged
fees TO clients was with the United States.
lie seeks, however. 10 make the impression
that, in one case, / applied to the Com mis-
sioners for their action; and he garbles an
opinion OF mine to give color to this. You
Will see by the sentence he quotes that the
reference was to courtesy which would be
accorded on request-it was the removal for
a few feet of a quantity of sewer ripe living
at the end of a street. IL had no connection
with my professional duty. l made no ap-
plicstion TO the Commissioners about it, aud
do Lot think that any was made.
The rest OF Mr.. Bryan's letter does not re
quire notice. / VIII however, remark that
Mr.. Brpan pays TO my character the highest
trlbnte when, with the records in his hands
of several years of my official service for the
District, which cover transactions with
thousands of parties, and publishing him
self as The willing receiver of griefs aud
scandals against me, he has been unable to
produce anything that will excite even
suspicion OF me in the minds of the intelli-
gent and impartial. Very respectfully,
WILLIAM RIRNEY.
Evening star., 1877-11-19
GEORGETOWN.

THF FUSERAL OF Mr.. RICHARD 4. MA
COMB took place from his late residence. No.
los Washington street, yesterday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock. The Rev. J. j. sumRn, OF the
gan r Goddard, J. VIM. Frey. John Z. Cox,
George W. Hall, Edward Eyerbach, and
John Ii. King We're the pail bearers. Inter
me Mt was in Oak Hill cemetery.
GRAIN TRADE-Arrivsls. Boat Medley,
with 2,0oo bushels wheat, 600 do. corn 10
Hartley & Bro. and go do. wheat To II. NJ.
Talbot; boat Ellen Brookes. with !, 500 bush-
els wheat TO j q. & J. NJ. Waters.
MERCHANTS NCHANGF-D fsrings on
change TO day amounted to $50 bushels
wheat. with sales as follows: so bushels sold
al Si50R, 2,oO0 at sl5O. l33 a. $50. 2S0at Sl50,
I, 525 at - 30. 80 AZ 81 "a, 200 at Al H..
ENTERTAINMENT ~ Odd Fellows Hall
TO o-moTrow night-llterary and musical. see
advertisement.
Evening star., 1877-11-19
CLOTHING.
N ece ary Arti cles
FOR GENTLEMEN.

FOR GENTLEMEN.
LIsIN CANBRIc HASpxFRoHLErs,
COTTON BALFHosE;. .
From 4to sI2 p-r de1 n.
From a5e to 81.
MEBIEo saTBES AND DRAWERS,
EIon 81. for = I'd articles, and upwards.
vkRY FIsE CANTON FLAS. DRAWERS,
For 81
NIGHT SHIBrs, bss; uatsrisl AMI sorkmNussip.
fDr s1 90 and Il L.
WAMsUTTA SHIRTs. .betwgrkmaush'p.
fron sI11Sup.
Rufled and Embroidered 'som SHIFTS for 81.
FANCY sBIarS for Ell 80.
LINEN COLLARS
ForIss an 40. each.
LINEN REvEEsIBLH cCFFs.
SILK HANIhEHCHIEFs.
FINE BLACK SECkwE.R
Finest Kid, Oalf, Castor sud Cloth GLOVES.
Extra Heavy MEbINo o SHIRTS and DRAWERS
HEAVY GLOVES AND MIrTESs.
CARDIGAN JACKETS,
RUBBER COATS,
From So 10 to SIS.
BLACK SILK SQUARE CRAyATS.
BLACK SILK AND SATIN STOCKS.
SILK AND wOULEN MUFFLERs.
GERMAN KNIT JACKETS.
EFERY ARTICLE THE Fest OF ITS
SOhT- and THE RESULT OF LONG
ENPEHFENCE AND STUDY.
oNE PRICE ONLY FOB ALL WARES.
PRICE REFUSIED FOB GOODS RETURNED
GRO. G. HENNING.
novie I No. 10 Sersnfh street,
Evening star., 1877-11-19

CRAZFD BY THE Loss OF HIS BE-
TROTHED.-A young man named PeytOn
OF Ducker station, son of John PeytOn,
brother to the young man who accidentally
killed Miss Quinn, was brought to town to-
day, and by q jury adiudged q lunatic. This
is a sad 8 SfiiictiOn to his family. He was en-
gsget 10 be married TO the young lady who
was so unfortunately killed. Her death un-
doubtedly produced the present condition of
his mind.-l WOCdfoTd Sun.
Evening star., 1877-11-19

ILLNESS OF DIR. BLEDsoE The \ lexan-
dTla Va Gazette announces thsi the Rev
A. T. Bledsoe, the able eiiior OF the sOs'hsrH
ReCielc, and formerly a resident OF RsltI-
more, has been stricken with paralysis, and
Is now III at his residence in the former city.
Or BlodSoe's Illness was announced on Fri
day in the Virginia Conference of the NJ. +
Church South, I'm session at Lynchburg ard
prayers were Offered fox his restoration 10
health.
Evening star., 1877-11-19
LOCAL NEWS.


Naf,os0i 77ea'er.--JOhn Mccullough, as
"UtEeliO"
Oye,G EuUsc.-Slavin's Uncle Tom Com
biDStiOr.
fAease- Conrg'l..-''On tie Trail" aud va
Tieties.
La.cnln HUI Concert for the benefit O. the
WOmeI's Christian Assoc alton.
Evening star., 1877-11-19

THERE IS NO MEDICAL FACT more clearly
established an that Hosfetter's Stomach Bit
teTs are admirably adapted TO infuse vigor
into the debilitated system. AMI to restore
regularity TO its interrupted functions. AS
weakness and irregularity are sure to de
velOpe into disease, the BitfeTS, by Overcom-
ing them, are the means OF averting far more
serious evils,
Evening star., 1877-11-19

SUICIDE OF AN INVENTOR b L. Carbin.
pat. ntee of the five-bole watch case spring,
ommitted suicide In New York on Friday
afternoon by shooting himself with pistol
in beer saloon. He had amassed a consid-
ersble fortune at one time, but having he
come dissolute in his habits his fortune
wasted away, and at the time of his suicide
be was in reduced circumstances. Mr. Cor
bin Mas man OF fine invent We onnIns
Evening star., 1877-11-19

AFTER THE TRAMPS.-The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company is determined 10 put a
stop 10 the excess OF tramps along that thor
oughfare, and by the sanction of Governor
HaTtranft number OF special constableS
have been appointed, who are authorized TO
arrest all such characters who may be trav.
cling on the line of road.
Evening star., 1877-11-19
THE CCUR rs.
CIRCCIT COURT-,T,Al0e (/f,.g,

CIRCUIT COURT.-JiAtOe Cartier.
To day, Mclaughlin ct at. agt. McEvoy
10 the will o: the late Mary Morgan-veridict
that deceased at the time of executing the
will was of sound mind and was not unduly
Influenced, thus sustaining the will Clark
aet. Wilson-eJectment for part lot 3, SO Iare
32O-on trial.
EQUITY COURT-Judge WUlie.
To-day, Whelan agt. Sis:erhood OF St
John; pro confesso. Robbins agt. Kelly; do
Slamm egt Morsell; sale ratified and refer
ence. Mitchell agt. Mitchell; j. w. p. Bro En
appointed TO take testimony. Russell agt
Russell; argument commenced.
POLICE CoURT-Ju,ige EneH.
10 day, James ii. Nash, threats to Mary
Nash, his mother; continued in order to h ave
an examination as to his sanity. Henry
Carter and George Harris, grand larceny of
silver ware and other articles; grand irry;
$500 bonds. Mrs. Tyler V. Durham, threa
TO Caroline +. Stevens; personal bonis Thos
Levy alias Henry Parker. larceny OF a book
worth twenty five cents; 81 and costs Frank
Williams, assault on Anna Williams, in two
cases, one in August last, and one yesterday
Anna testified that she is his married wife:
that Frank has become utterly worthless
ana she was Obliged to leave him to get food
10 eat. he has been pursuing her and taking
every opportunity of insulting and ass auit.
Ing her; yesterday he knocked her down with
a paving stone; SO or thirty days in the first
case, and $50 or sixty days in the secoDd case
Henry Chareton was sent to the grand Jury
on second case of petit larceny; bonds 500.
mos. Johnson was sent down for vagrancy
Joseph BissOp was sent down again for vag-
rancy- Edward Stanton, assault on Walter
Johnson; S5. Levi Johnson larceny of a coat
worth $50; six months in jail Henry Maa-
down, petit larceny of money; second offence;
glaId jury.
Evening star., 1877-11-19

A MOTHER LEAPs INTO A WELL WITH
HER INFAST.-Mrs. Lingfelt. wife of mer-
chant at Marne, Iowa, threw herself and in
FAINT child into deep well at O'Clock a. m
Saturday. When recovered, two hours after
ward, bo:h were dead. She is supposed TO
have been temporarily insane.
Evening star., 1877-11-19
CITY ITEMS.

You HAVE TRIED Corier'S Little LiUer Pa,
and were pleased with them. They stimulate
liver, re gulate the bowels. and Improve the
the complexion. Ebbitt House drug store
Evening star., 1877-11-19

IN FAVOR OF THE LAsH.-We were among
those who were glad TO see the authority for
inficting stripes wiped from the statute
books OF Kentucky. But still no suitable
punishment has since been devised and il
thirty-nine stripes should ever be laid on the
hare back of a freeman, we know of nothing
that could more appropriately invite and de-
serve the infiictiOn than the miserable vice
or petty larceny.-l Greensboro (Ky.) MssSea-
Evening star., 1877-11-19

MAKE NO MISTAKE-In Doo,es's Yeast
PC,cdeT you get the best article of the kind in
the world. The cans are always full weight
the article itself the purest and strongest
possible, SO that smaller quantity than
usual suffices. Do you want your baking al
ways perfect" Don't fail, then, to use Doc.
ley's Yeast PCsCder.
Evening star., 1877-11-19
Heather Indications Day.
OFFICr OF CHITF SIGSAL OvYrcER,
Washtnnlnn- NnNennL-an = III

y o7IIILI I'IIFF
For fhe middle states and lower lake re.
gioT. faltTg baron eter. after temporary
rise in eastern portions, and clear or partly
ciOaty weather. With colder u0rtherly to
sasteTIy winus IN former. aud slightly
warmer ortheast 10 southeast winds in lat
fer
Evening star., 1877-11-19

The above Oil can be had at Geo. Ryneal,
Jr.'s, $50 ID street northwest. ILL 81:
Evening star., 1877-11-19

THE REASON WHY all housekeepers and
others use the Aladdin Security OIL is that no
accident has ever occurred from its use. Ii
is the best in the world. All storekeepers
sell IL. Try IL, and You viii have no other.
Take nothing but Aladdin.
Evening star., 1877-11-19

BEST sweet catawba wine, 81. .25 per gallon.
John III. Masruder, dne grocer, 1921 New
York avenue.-Adrt,
Evening star., 1877-11-19

JNcENDIARY FIRE-The house Of Mr..
Slater, No. us ID street northwes was set
on fre early yesterday morning by an incen.
diary, and damaged 70 the extent Of e6Q.
Evening star., 1877-11-19

A DRUNKARD's D'sREMoRSE.-Thn r New York
correspondent OF the Philadelphia LeCsOer
writing on Saturday, says:-AmOng the pas
sengers for Europe tomorrow will be the
Mr.. Stuart whose young wife committed
suicide the other day al the Berkeley house.
under circumstances OF a very unusua al char.
acter. a near gentleman relative accompa-
pies him. Ever since the sad event he mas
been well nigh distracted, blaming himself
for the death of his " lie, and even threaten
ing TO follow her 10 the grave. His physician
has prescribed a sea voyage aud change of
scene as the best restOratives to a sound
MIND Concerning the three letters which
The i'll fated woman is known to ha We writ
ten, II may be said that these are still in the
custody of the coroner, who Will surrender
them In due time TO the parties TO whom they
are addressed. \ tempting price has been
offered for them by some of the sensational
jour- ais but of course no official would VEN
ture, under the circumstances, to entertain a
prOpOSit ion of that character.
Evening star., 1877-11-19

100 PIICHs OF new style dress goois opened
to-day at 25 cents per yard; black cashmeres
b ack alpscas, cloths for men and bows,
wear IS, 81, 20, 60, 20; blankets, comforts, fian-
nels carpets and oilcloths; dry goops, cheap
Evening star., 1877-11-19

A Volume IN Six LINEs.-This very
hour, II you have a Cough, a Cold, or any
difficulty in the throat or lungs, send fol
Rdie's Honey Of Hor hound and Tar. Take IL
faithfully, ana you are safe. The cure Is Ger.
tain and swift, the preparation pleasant
Don't disregard these six lines.
Fixes ToOthdche Drops cure ToOthache In
one minute. Sold by ali Druggists at 2
cents. ii, 10, ,eO6
Evening star., 1877-11-19

National Theoter.-The famous tragedan.
John McC Cullough, will appear this evening
as "Oihello," in which role he has few If any
superiors. Mr.. Mccullough appears heJe
after an absence OF two years and during his
engagement he will undoubtedly attract
large audiences nightly. Miss Eleanor Ca
rey, Miss Octsvia Allen, and Messrs. Levick,
James and flanagan Will afford a support
that is seldom seen.
Opera House.-"Uncle Toms Cabin" will
be produced here this week by Siavin's Com
binatiOn. The company embraces q GEM
inc colOred '.Uncle Tom," and the renowned
Georgia Cabin Singers. The play has b,en
performed by them over four hundred times,
aud with success. A great attraction Is the
singing.
7Tsedter ComiQue.--George A. Hill appears
this week I'm the thrilling sensational drama
entitled "On the Trail" w. II. Morton has
returned, and will produce the StereOpticon
song. a number OF variety stars VIII also
appear.
Lincoln Hou "A grand concert will he given
this evening for the benefit OF the WOmen's
Christian Association. Madame Rosa NJ,
Matt will re assisted by Miss Eva Mills and
others. f. b. Hay will give a recitation, and
Madame Nap. Cromwell will lecture on "Our
People"
Lincoln Hau-John B. Cough will lecture
Wednesday evening Oh "The Reform Move.
ment."
Evening star., 1877-11-19

THE wRIGHr-DELANo DIFFICULTY
To-day the grand jury returned a true bill
Of Indictment against j Judge John w. Wright
ex Secretary DelaEo on the 18th ef October.
The witnesses are Dr. Willard Bliss. w. III.
Smith, X. l. Skelly and Columbus Delano.
Evening star., 1877-11-19

THE HBIANT- CRAIG CAsE.-In the Grim
iDal Court, Judge Macarthur, to-day. the
trial Of the case of George w. Rriant and
wm. Craig, charged with presenting "A falls
claim on the government. was resumed. The
District Attorney said that the counsel for
the purpose Of avC idin g disputation in future,
had agreed 10 the admission OF certa 10 pa
pers, If they are competent proof. and IL is
N ace for the purpose of raising the question
whether they are sufficient to sustain the al
lee atioDs of presenting the claim within the
statute of Limitations. The counsel proceeded
10 argue whether ihe case was not within the
statute.
Evening star., 1877-11-19

LARGE Lot OF new and beautiful COL
oIed dress goods, only fifteen cents; cheapest
black silks, black cashmeres and black al
pacas In Washington; cloth for men and
boys wear; blankets and shawls; lace for
curtains; ladies' vests. Read Carter's new
the city; IG Market Space.-l Adrt.
Evening star., 1877-11-19

sCDDEN DEATH This morning Mr.. John
y. White, residing at 72i 5th street southeast,
died very suddenly az his residence. and the
coroner, DIR. Patterson. gave q certificate
mat death was caused BY heart disease.
Evening star., 1877-11-19

FOCNDLISGs.-S Saturday night n cOiOred
male infant about one month old was found
on the poCh OF house No. I2Is i,b street south
east, occupied by Mrs. Mary Foster who
took the child in ard provided for its wants
1.-THE same night Sergeant Swindels found
q newt born light mula,,o female infant a.
the correr OF Gay ard Congress sts George
town, where n had been abandoned. IL was
taken To St AIMS infant asylum. where 10
was received and kindly cared for By the
Sister in charge.
Evening star., 1877-11-19

YoUNG's PATENT DETERGENT is the finest
cleansing material ever invented. Sold by
druggists and grocers. r
Evening star., 1877-11-19

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Churchwen WeatherS and Mary Clsyett,
both OF Prince Georges county, Nd. w. p.
Slater and Mary Zimmerman; James Iglin
aId Lucy PetersoD; Charles f.. Fowler and
Md Walter T. Walsh and Mary A. McCon-
nell; Kemp William Washington and Laura
Z DodsOn.
Evening star., 1877-11-19

RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful, and proetfating
diseases cured without medicine. Pulver-
macher's Electric Belts the grand desidera-
tum. Avoid limitations. Book and Journal,
with particulars, mailed free. Address Pull
vermacher 0alvAnie Co., New York CITY.
6,S.d&k1y
Evening star., 1877-11-19

DEEDs IN FEE have been filed as follows:
Mary h. Robertson ct al TO w. +. Reed
~ 100; part Z, square S3s. w. III. Cissell to r
c. Hewitt, s.; part lot 2, square 44. Jas
r. McClt Han to j. y. Mcclellan, 81 80; 10
Darrell tn +. e. Pendleton, SO 600; part 10. 5.
square 426, lot "a, sub. OF square 2OG, and lots
n and o. sub. of Pleasant Plains; Saran
aud Hawkin 8 addition to Georgetown. w.
A. Gordon, trustee, to Thomas f. Crttenden,
81 3s3 40 lots II g, 63, g. Cd, 81, g. 90 aud 20.
ecuiors, 500 100; lots 5, and 10, square isi.
q. +. Hyde. trustee, to j. +. SnOdgrass, SIS;
part OF lot 1s, square 80. j. e. Rankin to F.
H. Smith. 81; lots Z and 8. square 3l9. Arl-
Thompson, e3 OC0 west half 6, reservation d.
Barbour and Ward, trustees, to Edmonia
Semmes, S45, 900, parts OF lots 5 and 4, square
459. T. A. King 70 7. B. Pumphrey, e,
lot 20, square $50.
Evening star., 1877-11-19

OPERA HOUSE.
NOVEMBER Is-oNE WEEK ONLY.
SLAVIN'S
Uncle Tom combination,
PIeseI ted in style never before sttempted here
coBslst!r the oi igiual ard only
GEORGIA CABIN SINGERS,
In their own secsi vereion Of
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
As performed by them
OVER FOUR EUHpRED AND FIFTY TINES
lnCludfrg li2 corsscu i've highs in New York city
GENUINE C0LORED UNCLE TOM
ard the ~oTo renowned Georgia Cabin Singers, in-
PRODUCING their Plantation bsn5, Sings, Shouts
RcfIafBs, PAT. Bows, aui the
sOTl ON-plCkING SCENE.
fottiug OF the kind ever produced b. others.
dms ioD rs, sO snd rs cents. No extra charge sor
refefvef s"tts upyIp
Evening star., 1877-11-19

. OUR EXTENSIVE TRADE prompts us to
correctly anticipate the styles and wants of
The public, and our experience In boys cloth
Ing as a speciality make us feel confident
that you will find II to your advantage before
purchasing. 10 inspect our new choice and
varied stock OF children's, boys and youths
suits and overcoats for the coming fall and
winter. II. Robinson & Co., the Boys
ClOthiers, 800 Pa. ave.
Evening star., 1877-11-19

FOUR ELEGANT BRONZE LAMP Posts for
The peds stal OF the Gens raj George III. Thomas
DoD1ment, In This city, have been ordered at
Philadelphia by General Casey, for tbs So
ciety OF the Army Of the Cumberland Tle
posts are now being made, and will cost
$1,000 each. They are Il feet In height, with
Q three sided base and ornamental SHAFT,
supporting q large bronze framed lantern
kuTmounted by a broD re eagle.
Evening star., 1877-11-19

To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish
to call attention 10 A. F.ss hers Chemical
Securing and Dyeing Establi shment, No. 906
G street, near 9Th street. By rOmptly adopt
Ing the latest improvements, whether OF
American or European invention, he Is en-
equaled by those not possessing these facil-
tties. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies' and
Gents Suits are, IN fact, the cheapest In the
him Q cal-s06 g street. Punctuality guar
anteed.
Evening star., 1877-11-19

TEMPERANCE MEETINGS The Dashaway
Club was favored with a large audience last
night. many ladies being present. Remarks
were m a6e by James LarcCmbe, James Lee
John j. Meany, William j. Boyd John VIII
s.ans, l. III. Patterson, Jere Williams Chas
Nye, }. b Du2rlDg, Joseph Williams aud
Mrs. Snn,eeon. ipterspersed with songs. A
large number of reople signed the pledge.
- The Washington Temperance Reform
Club met at OdeCn Hall last night. Mr.. X.
McIDtire In the cUair. MesSrs o. y. Chap
pell, j. W. Reynolds, j. e. Wall, and others
addressed the meeting. Crypt Palmoni
gave q rec tat.on, ard Mrs. 81. A. Nailor
favored the club With reading. Eighteen
sigr ed the pledge,
Evening star., 1877-11-19
p,ssrie, Government Affairs

ANNUAL RFFURT OF TIIE ASYLUM THYsT-
CLAN.
The annual report Of the visiting pbysi-
cisn MT. John J. pyeT.) for the Washington
asylum shows that the number Of patients
admitted To the hospital during the year, who
we're born in this bistTicr, Is only a little
over e-fOuTth of the whole number. He
presses the matter of preparing separate
lying-ln ward for white women, and explains
his reasons. The accommodations for the
iisIensary are entirely insufficient for the
purpose intended, and should he enlarged.
He also recommends the appointment of a
capable hospital steward.
, 1877-03-05
CRI1IINAL.

Dietrich Berg, only three weeks out of the
Penitentiary, was caught and locked up in the
West Madison Street Station by Officer Gundcr-
son, having, at the time OF his capture, just
gone through Sterling boarding on Lake
street for all it was worth.
Ncttic Black, q well-known dcmfrep, was
Locked up at the Armory yesterday BY 0lIivce
Lonuergan, charged witn larceny Of S21 from
Airs. Nina kl1lm:r, Of No. ::,55 Clark street. 4
po,0on OF the missing money was found upon
her person when arrested, thus confirming the
charge made against her.
At an early hour yesterday morning burglars
forc:a open the rear door OF r. Ryan:5 grocery,
No. 639 State street, and cleaned out the till
OF couple ol dollars in pennies. At this iuuct-
urc they were apparently frightened by some
thing, for they run, Oft, leaving behind them 4
coat that was loaded down with the stolen pen
mes Nothing else was touched.
Miss Fannie Mckay, the wlllful victim of DR..
franklin Brooks, the abortion.st, was Yesterday
" we'll Us could be expected. Dr. Duuue says
sne Is progressing timely: but that NIL danger
VIII not have passed until the expiration OF nine
days, In the meantime the house is guarded
by reiays OF policemen. and was yesterday un-
der TIC care OF Detectives Bandcr and Scotf.
VINO, together with the police who made the
arrest, were engaged in working up the case.
James Connerton, the young rough who so
9ad!y beat Billy Ncvans at the recent Turner
aal' masquerade, made himself Conspicuous IN
: outth avenne at AL carly hour yesterday morn
ins. " melting another young rowuy named
loan uates to break lilc eTockery and thrash
tae Gl, inmates OF Dora Browns ranche at No. LIS
Jncer Aondefgan ran both Of them in, and as
both are vagrants Of the worst character, Jus
tice Summer6ela should soek 1t to them as harti
as the Law allows.