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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-22
TUFTS HAIR DYE.
SCROFULA.
vnnasrelIt.. None, Couldn't Buy Il.

The Acvorth News and Farmer Of this week Says.
hIrs. Elizabeth Baker, living within three miles o.
AcEOrth, remarked that Vanderbilts fortune could
not buy nom her What six bottles Of Svfts Specide
has done for her. Her statement Is a. tolloWa: Fer
khirry-one years have suffered almost death rom
that horrible disease, scrOfulA For years vas an
able 70 do anything In keeping up my domestic
anairs. Last October was induced to try SwiftS
Specihc, and used two bottles, and Vas % much ben
shted By Il that purchased four more ron MeSsra
Hortheut johnson, which has almost sndrely re-
heved me. feel like q new person, and can do al
NV own hOuseHork. Before took the 3 s = my
ne was = burden, as my entire Persen was eoyereo
care 70 live. had tried every known remedy, and
ny case was generally regarded a. ineuraole. had
been treated By the best PhydeiAns % no avail l
most heartily recommend sWiiPs Specific TO the
MsSsrG Eorthcut q johnson, merchants at 40
rorth, say: We know Mn. Elizabeth Baker PeISon-
Rly; we are familiar with her ease She u highly
bteemed In this Community
Rhsumatism Twenty Years
havo bsen sunering trom rheumatism for twenty
Rears at times with almost tntoloraolS pain. hsd
he beat medical treatment, and took all sorts Of
,ensdiss, but without relief Being reduced almost
IS a skeleton and not being able to walk even with
Erutches, va induced % ~ SEiits spednc, and
8eyed Have thrown away my clutches and am In
rxcallent health believe SWtit'B Specific vii cure
he worst cases Of Rheumatism
MKs. EZRA AKRsHoN, Macon, Ca Avg. = ~
Communication.
$ WKruNPxA,A Ala, Sept. q, lSSA-AbO1t dxtyeAu
40 became afflicted with very disasreeable SKIN
Isease with large, dry and many cfussed Pima
1les on my face, hands and shoulder. Ihe sore ON
~ shoulder eat out hole nearly an inch deep, and
"a cAncerous appearance Of one Of the sores near
Nv eve alarmed nae very much. tried All kinds
II treatment but found nothing that seemed 70 Anecs
.he disease. i finally dectdeS 70 uy = = > on al
10 al physician ard IN q short time the scahs
1ropped lrOn the sores and lett ny skin smooth ana
relf Iconsider ). 8. the greatest blood medicine
ada and the only thing that viii cure the disease
,.sth which vas afflicted. / think my trouble va
Ia result OF terrible attack Of mAlarA lever, con-
neted while farming In the Tsllapooaa aver swamp.
can be found % my once In the eourS heuse ~
Vetumpka. You can reiar 70 ne
D. E.RHoDEs, Dep. sheriff Elmore Co., Ala =.
TreStiss6n Blood and skin Diseases mailed resA y
3 The SWIFT sPECIFIc Co Drawer 5, AtAntA, %
Md by ISuzhlin Broa q Co. and LogAa Co., a
uholsale and retail, Whseltnss W, Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-22
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money Per Csnt.-9overnments Dull but
steady-StOcks Higher-Flour Quiet and
Unchanged-Wheat Lower.
NEv YORK, July 2l.-Money on call
easy OF per cent; prime mercantile psPe'
4@5 per cent. Foreign exchange quiet
at 4S4s@4864.
GovERNMESrs-Hsve been very dull aud
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-22
WOOL.
Wheeling.
TUESDAY, July Il.

TUESDAY, July Il.
The market this week is frmer than last,
although not as much wool is being pur.
cha ed by cur local dealers, greatly on &C
count of farmers being busy with their har-
resting. The Eastern market has taken q
irm stand, thereby creating a somewhat
orisker tone in he local market. Prices
range about as follows: Washed fleece ~
@36c; unwashed 10000, and tub washed
27@28c per pound.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2l.-Wool-Market
Grmer; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Vir-
ginia Xxx and above 32@34c; coarse 299
soc; medium unwashed combing and de-
Isine 24@25c; coarse do do do 222@24c;
VALLEY Oregon coarse 20@2lc; New Mexi.
can and Colorado fine 10000; medium 10
@20c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-22
What is eatairh2

II Is q disease OF the,
N u cous membranes
generally originating
IN the nasal pas,aees d
maintaining Its strong
hold In the head. From
his point itsends forth
A poisonous virus along
he membraneous lin
ines and through the
digestive organs, cor
rupting the blood and
producing other trou-
blesome and dangerous
~ mptomA.
Cream Balm has
gained an enyiable rep
utation W h ereVer
known, displacing all
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-22
PkaddelPAia TiHes.

John Roach has been the favorite con-
tractor of the Navy Department for twenty
years, and much scandal has grown out OF
his government operations. How far they
were Just and how far unjust, it is needless
new to inquire. It is enough to accept the
fact whether justified or not, that Congress
and the country long since lost faith in the
integrity Of the Navy Department and the
advent ola new administration called for
searching inquiry into the methods and
and honesty Of naval contracts. It was not
demsgogical within Of Secretary Whitney;
It was 3 necessity imposed upon him BY the
country, aud he could not disregard Its
mandate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-22
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A REVIVAL AND DEPARTURE or TRAINS
"a ExPLANAfIon OF RxykERNc1 MAKKg: sDaily.
fsundAy sxseetsd. Monday sxcePtsd--Whselias
Time:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-22
PhilGdslDhia N0rth AmSrScda.

TIE failure of Mr.. John Roach can hard
" be described 80 unexpected, after the de-
Vslopr ents Of the past few weeks, bat even
hosewh hare not approved otsOne Of his
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-22

Al hnfnsdaiiy sxssps gus1sy.
fsjinass Pslso. Drsvfng nssa - 0sse1ow
s 9s;. ~, sss ~ 49, NJ r - 49, = 49,
dcaz.sh, Lsaisv1lls, chiass. Is1isaps1b -
q. ss.s.sa ss. "a 1872 s,, 60 -: =
~ q no @. TOkuAU6OH, T1Gkee AGsae = -
H<sIs stsfisn, foct Il Deyenth arasf, - = o.
I<keE en1, s649 ksLnn Hosa, Hhee>f,D
JAMH McCkRA,
Managw, CslunbOL o. :
e Il fDKD,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-22
. Ch,caeO,

CHICAGO, July 2l.-The market was very
nervous and unsettled today within mar
row range, bat the tone was easier. The
market is 30 sensitive AID nervous that each
and every story and report which comes in
during trading hours u sure to put prices
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-22

loss p. n. train through to. Cincinnati without
hange, with sleeper through 70 Cincinnati.
zanesvtlls AceonnoAAuon leaves wheeling q
7;sS q n and $50 p. m, Beilairs st $40 N.
an Sa ss M S 49, ssa sS s;~ v..,ns .,
HISS A. n. and arrives a hsuadsvills - u:ib r. ~
Hannir ston Aossnnsdstsou leaves d clio 2. 4.
Through coach hsn wheeling b Cincinnati daily
on No., leaving wheetng q s:s AZ, Arriving u
B. o. sleeping an On IL tAgeasA trsina
Coss Connection msds for Ill points egutA and
Southwest North and Northwest, making thh 90
slrsbls routs for colsniss and ps.ons moving ne
great west, and b whom particular sassnuea
Tickets 10 all principal points % nis q dsest
Sleeping car sooommedstions On b secursd q Do
~ TIC BURKE
Ticket Agent B. a o. Depot
JOHN BAILlE
Ticket Agent, under MeLnrs Hoass
JOHN 7. LANE, Tray. Passenger Agent
q x. LORD, Gen. PAss, Assne
r 7. DEvRIE6, General Agent, Wheeling.
WHEELING ANb PTrrsRuReH DIvIuoH.
On and after June 2lst, lsS5 passenger trains vii
run q iollovs, Wheeling time:
pxrAlruI1.
For Pittsburxh-.<0 g. N, daily; 6.S p. n.
daily; $50 p. m. and 7:s 3 m, daily szoeps san'
For washington-S:o6 p. N. daily szesps Sunday,
AHuvAIA
From PitspurEh-soo q N, daily II :o5 q m. and
800 p o.; daily except Sunday; 9:s p n d =,
day i0;i' 2 X < f fe General r..sns. Assu.
B. DUNBAR, General Maaascr.
J. 7. LANE, Travelling Agent, Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-22
GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES.

The half has not been told a. TO the great cura.
tive powers Of the Cuticsra Rem edies. have paid
hundreds OF dollars for medicines TO cure diseases oil
the blood and skin, and peyer found anything yet to
equal the Cuticura Remedies.
CHAs. A WILLIAMS, Providence, r. L
sold by all Druggists. Price: Cuticura. Soc; Re-
solvent, 500; Soap, 25c. Prepared by the POTTER
DRue AND CBKlncAL Co., Boston, Mas.
Send for Chow to Cure Skin Diseases"
DE AaUTV For Tan, Sunburn, Pimples,
06AO ] Blackheads and Oily Skin, Gu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-22
sATAR r. III

other preparations A particle I applied into each
nostrii relieves pain at once Is ayrsesble 70 use.
II Cleanses the head. Atiays Jnfamma-
tion. Heals the Sores. Restores the Sense
Of Taste, Smell, Hearing. Thorough
Treatment VIII Cure. Not Liquid, or
SNUFF. Apply into nostrils.
Prics 50 eta at druggists or By mail send for cir
culAI. ELY BkOTHbk5
Tvs Druggists, 0vego, n. Y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-22

quotations steady
Eours and-s-hAn
Foun
Pacific stxn Of 1s96..
STATE SECURITIEs-Very dull.
RAILwAYs--Ihere has been decidedly
active and strong market in railroad
bonds; total transactions S4,846 600.
SToCKs-The market was more than
usually irregular this forenoon, but at the
same time it was also very active. During
the forenoon there was decided upward
movement in the general list. In the last
hour there was q decline of ! to per
cent, which was checked just be-
fore 3 O'Clock, the market closing
steady at fractional gains over yesterday.
Lake Shore was particularly strong in the
forenoon, selling up to 69f before 2 O. clock
In the last hour it fell to 67f and closed
with net gain of fc per cent. New York
Central is up &c. CHANGERS were decidedly
strong until late in the day, Northwestern
advancing II and St Paul q, but portion
of this was lost in the last hour, the former
closing with an advance Of I and ST. Paul
IL per cent. Omaha preferred is up u,
Canada Southern !, Missouri Pacific is lie
lower. Total sales to-day 355, 100 shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-22

Although the affairs of Mr.. John Roach
have been the subject Of endless discussion
and of wide differences Of opinion, the grave
misfortunes which have now come upon the
veteran shipbuilder entitle him to generous
measure of the public sympathy, and he viii
receive il. Mr. Roach has been one Of the
most energetic and industrious men of our
time, and energy and hard work joined to
such other gifts as Mr.. Roach possesses to
remarkable degree should give man
in bis old age ample possessions,
clouded BY no embarrassing In
cumbranees. Assuming that his present
troubles are due wholly to his failure to sat
isfy the Government that the Dolphin is q
desirable boat, it is tolersbly clear that the
unbusiness like favor with which Mr. Roach
has been treated BY former Secretaries Of
the Navy has been the direct cause of his
financial disaster.
1t is admitted By sll save those who
speak with prejudice that Secretary Whit
ney has been sctusted in his treatment OF
the Dolphin by bat one motive-s desire to
protect the interests of the Government.
We have no doubt that Mr.. Roach has been
and viii be treated with entire snd exact
Justice BY the Secretary Of the Navy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-22

WHEELING AND ELM GROVE n. n
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY 4, 1855,
" trains on ths Wheeling and Kim Grove Rxil-
road Will run "A folloNHs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-22

PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY,
- (oPERATISol
CLEVELAND d PTITSBURa 4. r.
CONDENSED timetable OF passenger trains correct.
ed 10 MAY "a, iSSS-Central Standard Time.
v.sr nm Sop-p TO r,frsnrpe AND crxvELtsp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-22
RoAcn,s FAILURE.
What the Press of the Country has to Say
- About It.
CHI

BoSi0n Globe
The failure of John Roach will surprise
no one who has watched this builders ca
reer and methods. II has al along been
only question as to when the sdministra-
ton of the Naval Department should tall
into the hands of honest men, interested in
advancing the interests of, not in plumber.
ing, the Government. A vital requisite for
success to Mr. Roach was q complsisant
Secretary Of the Navy, ready and willing to
look upon the Government appropriations
as rich plums to be distributed among per
sonal and political friends and contractors
In Secretary Robson was found just
the man to insugurste and carry out
that idea to its EXTREMIST limits,
Secretary Chandler following as q
willing pupil in the footsteps Of the master.
While they continued in power Roach -four.
ished; his contracts were immensely profit
able; the extras" were innumersble, and
the acceptance of the work, whatever its
character or quality, always certain. The
question never was, us this piece of work
properly doneH or rs the Government get
ting its moneys WORTH but How much
money can we pay into John Roschs hand
for the least amount of work. and What
blinds can we put up for rskiDg the sppro-
priationsg The moment Secretary Whit
ney came in all this stopped, and, Of course,
John Roach stopped. The moment he was
required to render an equivalent for the
public money, that moment he was obliged
TO succumb.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-22

II knn9 $3.50 t--ssn.s''s...s..
1890 :e:. : 81 $500
81 - s5ss HESAssA4
~ 4 49, sSasSFs 4 $1,000
AZ = i'ss =. -:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-22


One week ago last Saturday the financial
relations existing between Mr. Roach and
the United States Government were thus
described by Attorney General Garland:
The large sums of money which have
been paid Mr. Roach have passed into his
hands without authority of law, and are held
by him as so much money had and received
to the use of the United States, and may be
recovered from him"
The money which the law officer Of the
Government says was illegally paid to Mr.,
Roach and may be recovered from him,
passed into Mr.. Roach's hsIds from the
hands of Mr.. William E. Chandler, then
Secretary of the Navy.
The personal and professional relations
existing between Mr.. John Roach and Mr..
William E. Chandler were succinctly de.
scribed in 1879 by the latter gentleman:
In 1868 he-Mr. Roach-becsme my
friend am client, has given me his fullest
confidence, and has never taken an import
ant business step st New York, Chester, or
Washington without consulting me"
Day before yesterday, just one week after
the publication Of Mr.. Gsrlsuds opinion as
to Mr.. Roach's liability to the Government
for the large sums of money paid to him by
Mr.. Chandler, Mr.. Roach took, at New York,
q business step Of the very 6rst Importance.
He put al Of his property out of his own
hsrds and into those of q friendly assignee.
Did Mr.. William E Chandler advise this
step, too2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-22

The assignment of John Roach is sufi-
cient answer to the assertion so freely made
by his enemies, that he has smsssed mil
hons out Of his contracts with the Govern
ment. If he has, where are they2 All
right-minded men viii feel much sympathy
for Mr.. Roach in his troubles. He worked
honestly and faithfully to build up the ship
ping interests of this country, and his fail
ure is much to be regretted. We hope that
it is only temporary, and that with the gen.
sral business Improvement which seems
now to- have fairly set in, Mr.. Roach will
pull through handsomely.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-25
Tho RanLnra, Aannaintian.

Chicago, Sept. 2i.-Tho American
Bankers association began its session
at 1850 this forenoon. The nrst
work was the disposal Of
tho resolution offered yesterday,
a.king that tho NJ lvor coinage law oi
1875 be susp.ndsd, and q substitute
Uuered by Flannigan, OF New York,
asking the Sdditional repeal OF the
Bland law. Hannol, uf Iowa, offered
substitute making silver dollars
'eph with gold. This wAs lost, as
was also Flannirsn's amendment, and
the original resolution was carried by
large majority. Lyman J. Gaa,
was r.-olecied president OF tho asso.
citation, aud tho remaining oflloers
were ALTO rs-lec ed.
Colonel Nelson, OF Alabsms, rssd n
paper ON tho prevention OF fiska on
cote ctions. An address, by w. r,
Drew, on the sams TO iis, was also
rsas. Professor Albert 3, Hille-,
1T the University OF Pennsylvania,
cl.o submitted long paper on the
same subjsct A resolution Was sdopt-
et authorizing tho execu I've ouunril
10 take steps toward an amendmen
OF the present extrsditior laws, To prs.
vent the harhorinr of Up,tea Ststcs
dcfaultets IN Canada. The assscl 4.
tion then adjourned sire die. To.
morrow the members leave fer q Walt
To tho clties Of H. Paul, Min neapolls.
Duluth and Fargo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-25
Tho silver Question.

Nhw YeRK, Sept. 2.-Congressmau
A. J. Warner. OF ONO, was asked yes.
t,rday II hs thought tho Bland till
could be rspssled without a substl-
tuto being provided therefor. In re-
sponse, MIR. Warner said, ~ do not he.
lievs it can, aud will say more, / do
not bsliove IL ought TO bs. Tnis is not
= moro question OF coming lev mil
liou dIi,srs, more or loss, In wear
but u isa questlon between bi-me al.
isoi aud gold. Mono-metslism, under
the present coinage Law, is tne only
bread by which silver IL held IN our
| nomcntary systom. Strike this law
down, Without any substitute, and nj
motaiism 10 over. The CON silve,
men understand this perfectly
caango in -'I The stspss,s ,nS
from both metals to owe, in tho isca
Of thc vast indsbtnsss, that now
weighs down modern nations would
DO nothing less than u stupsaduous
crime. | VIII INTRODUCES my ell, which
"a intended as y substitute Tor the
Bland bill, NJ the Assem- cling OF Con.
gress. IL will be opposed by extreNe
gold and ext ems silver msc, but |
believe there are enough men who
hsuor my proposition tn carry Il
through tho House. I think ali will
agree that suon bill will effect a
more permanent settlement OF the Gil.
yer question than would the chan xe IN
the weight OF coin, and ne doubt u
permanent sotIleinunt OF that impUr
tant matter will lead 70 an immediate
and lasting revival OF hus,nas,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-25
Itish A6airs.

NEW YORK, Sept 2i.-Thsre appears
to DO foundation for the report that
Pernelps supporters in this conn.,
try are divided on Irisa politics, be-
cause OF conferences in American pol
itics. This weeks Boston Pilot, the
leading Irish Democratic paper In the
United tates, publishes IA iatsrvlew
with Alex Sullivan, one OF Blaipes
leading supporters. Sullivan fprmp.
latsS plau for raising $2a5,00o At ths
january convention OF the Irish Ma
,ionl League OF A nerics, to eusnls
Parnell to guarantee % members 100
pounds each, annually, for five years.
The constituencies will 40 tho rest
necessary to compensate tho mem ore,
This much 10 20 bs Amsries's sontri,
button, sullivan suggests that the
Rev. ID. O'Rsilly, the Amerlsan tress
nrer OF tho league aud Eugene KELLY,
the New York banker, bs made trus-
toes of this fund, aud that IL be held In
the United States snblest to Psrnsli's
order, 30 that the EnRlish government
can never lovy on 1t. His pial pro-
vides that the Chicago convention
apeortisn to each State It's share of
this sum. Then tbs league work will
DO divided, aud responsibility equal
lied, In the place OF being sll pas on
iho executive officers, as as present.
Boyle o'keiliy, sditorially says: "Snl-
livan's programme viii bs carried opt,
aud that the irish Americans are one
In the Irish affairs. Thore aspears to
se extraordinary activity throughout
tue county, in raising election funds
for Parnell. The Sullivan plan, ep.
proved by O'Reilly, contempiates tn Al
all funds RAISED before January will be
oeedsd to defray the expenses OF the
election of Parnellites, The above
sum - to be raised subseSuently, as
tho basis OF the members' salary,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-25
Tone Of stock Market

NBw YORK, Sept, %.--Government
bonds dull aud steady. Although the
total sales Of stscks were a little noro
today than on two or three othor duh
days during tho pas month, business
was ~ listless aud uninlereeling as ON
any day this summer. Tradips VA,
confined To BOARD room t,adinx, Ths
outside trading mas had as little to dc
WITH Tho market for some days past al
AZ any nme, perhsps, this ysar. Fluc.
tuations to-day la no case, sxcep,
LsckaranHa, amounted TO a.
much IN nor cent, The
earnings OF tho railroads making Inc
Latest reports show they are dsing ioss
profitable business than when prices
were 20 per cent. lower thai they are
now ruling Lackawauu. and Lake
Shore contribute ABOUT 4O psr cont. OF
to'dsy'a business. There was little
show factiyity In tho morning, which
sub,ldod before l2o'clock. In the AZ.
ornosn BUSINESS was extremely dull
with n lsgg,ug tendency, relieved 90
cstionally by reactions u y. To per
csut. In somo cascs. The lowest pricss
we're msde late IN tho afternoon. The
hual quotations, however, were q
shsdN higher than the bottom Asure
and from to,s lower than last even.
ing. Tho MARKET closed duh and
barely steady.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-25
NATIONAL NEWS NOTES.
THE CUSTOMS HOUSE STEAL
The Secretary OF the rreasury says ID
hast be etepped disappointment Of
Postaasters and Collectors of
Custsns- Boundary Com
misaisn -Other Newe.
Custsn House Irregularities.

WAsHtSdroN, Sept. 2t.--Tne secre.
tsry of the treasury ,c-dsy sspt let
ter TO District Attorney Dorsheimer,
at Nsw York, in regard to the sxsmi-
nation of passsnyers' haggsge. He
says In part: "ln March ls,t and tm.
mediatsly on taking charge Of the ds-
lpar.ment, directsd the attention Of
tho collector at the port
of New York to what
had rcason 10 think. wAs . ysrv de-
feoilve and very scandalous condition
OF affairs, respecting the examination
OF tbs baggage OF arriving passengers,
aud the criminal payment OF money
IN tue inspectors ot customs by
sush passengers. L have reason
To feel that the deplorabIs condition
then, and for long time existing, h a.
not ssen yet Thoroughly reformed, nj.
thouah there has been, / hope, some-
what OF an Improvement. / visa the
utmost energy and vigilance would oe
used to prevent the scan-
dal OF money payment by
passengers 20 customs Officers.
l AIN told inspectors demand susn psy-
nlents IN sucs way As 70 mako the
demand not nuch less than blacKmsil.
Asd the suns psid raaxe as hign, Ia
some Instances. Ms 500 or more, white
the payment of s. or sl0iss common
and general fass. l am sare you will
agree with inc that saeh seandal and
s1sh violation OF law abe uld
be atopped. III IL can't be sverled In
any o1her way the department will
consider The necessity Of seuding lug
gage OF passengers to APPRAISERS store
to os examined like merchandise
regularly imported aud entered. Tbese
glfts or money can't be with
out the gully cooperation Of those
VINO are not cas!omr officers,
who are among our respecting
citizens and who really are the tempt.
ers. No merchants or corporation
would permit its agents to be- q, us
tampered with by outsiders. A cssuul
passenger can't be permitted to psy
money 10 customs officer, who OK
anines his luggage any more
than can q regular importer be
permitted TO appoint ~ appraiser
rho trarssction is suspicious on its
faso, and is quito indefensible and in
tolerable in every point of view. (
have alluded 10 this sondition OF az.
fairs iu New York, in order to ask
your Did AMI cooperation, ss tns
chief Federal officer at that point, IN
putting sn end 10 it.
believe that tho impending Federal
criminal law is adequate to bring
about the arrest and imprisonmeut ui
tho guilty, whether passengers or Gus
toms officials, II tho iacts are as re
ported 10 me-. II the existing law,
shall be found By yos t, b. lnadequate
| shall be Rlad u rhceIye your yianr