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New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
ARREsTtNG A PREACHER FOR LIBEL

ROCHESTER, Feb. (SpeciaU.-Ihe Rev.
James r. Fellows, formerly pastor of the Methodist
Church in East Henrietta arrested in that village
on two charges Of malicious and criminal libel yester
day The first order OF arrest obtained on the COM
plant of Dr. Daniel G.. Mason The complaint charges
Fellows with writing and circulating pamphlet en-
titled bogus doctor unmasked" Copy OF the pamln-
let is annexed to the complaint. 1t is extremely IN
decent It contains charges against various residents
q, East Uenrietta The amount OF damages asked Is
$40 Dob lie gave bail in the sum OF $1,000. Inc
Pev SyIveser ID pickett pastor of the Method
list Church at East Henrietta. lie charges Fellows WIN
saving in the hearing OF several persons that inc
had been guilty OF grossly immoral conduct ms
is also for $4,000. Fellowss friends went MS Dali
amount of ~. 300
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09

meeting ct which resolutions were passed favoring .
consolidation of all the various branches Of tho Brick
layers Union In the city into two organizations, one for
workmsn and the other for those VINO
speak Engish and asking the cooperation OF the English
speaking brickiayers.
The pianopakers reported that the trouble between
Decker Brothers and their poshsrs aud varnshers had
been amicably settled by the firm Withdrawing the
posed reduction. German Typographical Union. No y.
reported that they contemplated striking In the Offices OF
several German papers.
The Eastern Butchers Protective Association said
that 1t had been informed that amendment was pro-
posed to the Reagan Interstate Commerce bill providing
that all cattle shall be buchered In the West. this
bill became law, 1t would throw 10000 men out OF
work In this city aud its vicinity who directly
Indirectly connected with the butch eng industry The
Grievance Committee ins tructed to draw up pro-
test against the amendments members Of the various
unions to sign. The Organization Committee reported
that 1t was taking to organize the sewing girls
or the city and would like to have all sewing-girls who
felt the necessity for organization send word to tho
Central Labor Union box at No. 1855 East Fourthst.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
MUSICAL NOTES.

Wagner will dominate the repertory at the
Metropolitan Opera House from now Till the close "f the
season. Der Prophet and Die Jtdin being the only
works which are given place the list so far as II has
been made out. Tonight "Lohengrin will be given
for the last time and on Wednesday "Tannhauser VIII
be repeated On Thursday Die wakire will come on
again for performance but the concluding
being down for Friday OF next week.
The season viii conclude with the representations OF
next week
verdrs Requiem Mas will be given at the third public
rehearsal and concert OF the Oratoro Society on Tues
day and Thursday Of next week The solo parts VIII be
in the hands of FrauIein ssch Fraulein BSndt Herr
etardigi Of the Metropolitan Opera and Mr. Charles A.
Knorr, Of Chicago
On Saturday evening the brothers Franko gave con-
cert In 6teinwsy Hail. at watch they had the he'p o1
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
THROUGH NEW. YORK STATE.
TRADING IN DEAD BODIES.
ENDEAvoRs OF A TORONTO ANAToMIsr TO MAKE

TRADING IN DEAD BODlES.
ENDEAvORs OF A TORONTO ANAToMIsr TO MAKE
BARGAINS IN BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, Feb (SpeciaD There Is some
excitement among the local medical men over the at
tempt recently made by Toronto doctors to establish
traffic in corpses with the schools Of this city Inc
to pay small sums for the bodies and smugge them
across the Niagara River at night short time ago
gentleman representing himself the demonstrator ol
anatomy in Toronto medical college called upon Dr
Hayde in this city and endeavored to elicit Information
as to the possibility Of securing bodies Dr. Hayde was
not in possession of the desired information ana
referred his visitor to DR.. Phelps, one OF the
demonstrators OF anatomy in the Buffalo Medical Co
ege, OF Main and Virginia ss Dr. Phelps informed inc
gentleman that such thing was impossible. that the
bodies which law became the property OF the colleges
here, were scarce.
81 told him. said Dr. Phelps, "that the law was
against any such traffic. and that the offence for taxing
body Of the State without special burial certin-
cate, is punishable by ayears Imprisonment IN the
penitentiary 1 asked him how 1t happened
that subjects were so scarce. He toid mo
that they had thirteen good subjects In picAie
In Toronto, but that owing to some cau'e teh
Of them had become completely spoiled. then asked
him. II he did manage to secure snpJects w som
way, how he ceud get them across the river it
paying duty He replied mysteriousiy' 'ninA 'H''
be able to manage that " -. r,,.a
This next call made by the demonstrator was on Fred
erick Busch. superintendent OF the Erie County AIMS
house. Mr. Busch SAID to-day told hin IL was Oh no
use to come here for subjects for he could not get any
would not oountenance any revolving tranc IN ue',
bodies under any circumstances II people are poor anu
become inmates OF the po0rhouse IL NO goou "eh
why their copes should be made the subject Oh sucn
traffic"
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
4 TITLE DESCENDS TO An ACTOR.
1t has been roported that William II. NJ

1t has been reported that William II. Mes
tayer the actor has fallen heir by right OF hertance to
the title OF Due de Normandie. Mr.. Mestsyer was
playing last week at the Brooklyn Theatre in We. Us
Co.." where he received official package from the
heralded Office OF France which announced him ms the
true possessor Of the ducal title. Unfortunately the
title "a an empty Though rich In history prop
erty attaching to IL has long since passed away.
"Thcre Is little error In the report" said Mrs
Emily Jordan Chamberlin. Mr.. MesayeTs sister, last
evening 1.-The title In our family, and IL Ia something
10 be descended from Robert lie Diabe. but Mr. Mes
ayer is not really the duke; tho title falls to elder
ir.,ther William Thorne. who s with his Black
Flag" Company IN Baltimore. Mestayer was my
mothers family name which my brother adopted as bis
stsee name NV mothers father was the first OF the
family who came ~ this country.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
Post d nee Notics.

Letters for Europe need not DO sp,cllly drectsi,,
desDaIch particular steamer orier 70 sevue sp
waried by fastest vessels available =, u alan,
Foreign mails week entn1 fcpruay IL "' '''''
QRoMPTLY IN II cases. at thls oihcc US folow' :,
MoNDAYAt 1890 m for iruAilo ana R'hh aa sFmsny ~
etc,pers s. 8. Rngia via Hamburg
TUEsDAYAt for the West indles vail wa III np
for Brazil ana .se News ae $50 NJ Tor venczuoa
aud Curacao, Per Gleny9s' 'pnrt az ~ per Aeapa.oo
VIA Xspsuwa letters for Mexico must be dree'ed per
"Acapulco').
wEpNEsDAY-Atll:So m. for Germany &c, pes GO,
Tulda via southampton and Bremen ueess Yr n..as
Britain and other European countries must % y a
opeenstoSn letters Germany etc, mus, be erected
"per servia at p H. for the "ina"arA i'-H''' p''
ruURsDAY-Atlla a. N for Europe pers CITY ot chss'
nn,t be directed rer CITY OF chester ~ at II a. M qe
France Gormaly, etc pef Les'hg S. A nr,tsn nd
olbsr European Countries must be dire ted per @ hos
sing W. m for Nsssau ~ az r. ns, anu aud PSGt iIico
a msyana and Tor Csmpeche chiapaA Iaoasse ara
S@saa ss aeesa MGIsS sates Rs must be airecto O
at 7;sS p N Lor xera ust Sfuo a per
steamer via New-Orleans" y. ,,,,n,,s,
sATURDAY-At9a N. for Jsnaiea psrS Alyo at IL IN.
r eur pc ser bs q SSssas ssasa p. sli
M Tor Cuba lniss am r Saisas asam direct per
SssSs1S ya wa antwerp must be directed
"per Noordland") ,,.,,,ro. and Livingston. per
s. 5. CITY OF Dallas VIA Neworeans'
Mail. for China and Japan per cry OF tofo y,. r
san 1ap sTsirsI1 New-zealand sandwich and su
islands da Sv. san Fs,nsssoY S.Y'o Of
.,,,s Msrsh r,sn y i BRUSH L. mails for Australia
.chs,ue ofcosing of Trans Pacific mails is arranged
oo ias Of their s.n nx ana' flns
San @ Francisco on day OF sailing Of steamers are s
Ss.hea thence lh' 'tTs sSsY Siy g. PEARSON. posuas
Post oncA New.York. N. Y. Feb y. lSss
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
THE MORROW AND SWAIN CASES.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.l

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-Captain w. Z. Dough-
erty United States Army, who was one OF Colonel Nor
rows in his recent trial by courmartal for the
duplication of his pay accounts, left Washing
ton to-day for his station In Arizona. Be-
fore his departure 1t is understood that Captain
Dougherty received from Major Guide ~ Lever, Acting
Judge Advocate General information to the ecct that
the verdict OF the court-martial In Colonel Morrows
is 1t is said that ex-secretary Bout
we'll who was senior counsel in the same case has re-
ceved like Information. Colonel Morrows friends be-
guilty only OF technical violation Of army
regulations and that lie will escape with simple
reprmand II their predictions prove to be correct ana
the sentence in General Swaims case shall turn out TO
from the Army suspension Tor period OF
years as seems he generally believed the action OF
the President both will be awaited with Unusual
infarn
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
Ehom Tie IN nehaH Rerfeis.

EDINBU KJf1I . NJ " TIsI-NNIT NJ"
Sir William Muir, whose appointment as principal
of the University Of Edinburgh in succession 10 the late
Sir Alexander Grant has been made by the curitors
takes mn the duties at the close OF his term member OF
the Council OF India. which he Joined IN 1876 lie mas
intimate relations with the university, his brother, Df'
Wnir having founded its sanscrt Chair, while both are
ON the list OF its esknown graduates As member o
the Bengal Civil Service he has had not undlthsusheu
career in India where he has filled secreiaryshlp 70
Coyernmeat and the Lieutenant GOvernorshp OF thr
Northwest Provinces. The older school OF any Anglo ~
Indians WILL doubt, remember him as secretary 10
Mr. John Covin Io the Northwest
during the crisis OF the Nutiny.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
THE WEATHER REPORL
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-For New-England,
light local SHOWS and partly cloudy weather northeast
to northwest winds nearly stationary temperature fo
lowed on Monday afternoon or evening by colder
weather.
For the Middle Atlantic States local rains or Iigh'
SHOWS and partly cloudy slightly colder weather. north
erly winds generally higher barometer. ,
For the ohio Valley and Tennessee. generally colder
pary cloudy weather and local rains or Ight SHOWS
winds generally from north 10 east ,,
For the Lower Lake region. local SHOWS and colder,
partly cloudy weather variable winds, generally north
.rly.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09

IN the area sown TO wheat Tho condition u unfavor
ble owing to the unreasonable weather In the early
winter.
Minnesota-H H. Young statistical agent IN regard
to the spring wheat seeding says The sown to
wheat win be fully per short of last last year. or
not moro than $500 900 acres.p
Dakota-James Baynes, statistical agent, says that
not than Oneeighth Of the crop in Northern Da.
koa and in Southern Dakota remain In the
farmers hands, the elevators are kept well CLEANED
out II prices remain low the to wheat VIII NOS %
increased any this spring
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
ANARnHISTS IN PITTSBURG.

PrrrsBURG, Feb. S.-The story that Anarch-
,t were armed and drilling here and that dynamite
was stored in various parts OF the city, seems to nave
some foundation. In interview with reporter Oh
The Dispatch tonight prominent oicia statea na' NO
h"S ,nrorm.tiou that dynamite was stored in at
Iost one nlace and that q large supply Of guns had
been lately received by the Pittsburg Anag rNgnsrs
nnt rworLnemen out Of employment, but AnsTcnisSs
Ts Tnh Erirk prominent Socialist, admitted that tae
Auarshsts In this city were arinsu ANU '~' '"'' '
their re- gular nights for drilling
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
Ex- Ex-REPRESENTAIIVE MORRELL'S HEALTH.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. (SpeciaD. - Inc
friends in this city of ex-Congressman Janel d. Morre'
president of the Cambria Iron Company deny inc s'se
ept telegraphed from Ptsburg to-day that ne Is suor
an, from softeung of the brain and has been removed
20 a priyate asylum in near this city. he
came 10 this city on Thursday his frends say 70 consult
his physician and decided to seclude himself ior iow
esks and rigdIy refrain the transaction OF AL
busness The that he Is In an insane asylum W
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
WHAT ALLIED THE KAISER.

We all remember the pathetic account OF the illness
with which Miss Crawley seized when staying with
her brotner Sir Pitt at his house of Queens Crawley
How is II possible 10 hint OF delicate female, living
good society that she ate drank too nuch ana nat
hot supper obsters profusey enjoyed at the Keo-
rawley herself persisted solely attributable To the
dampness Of the weather Z"
The truth is that the present serious illness OF the
Emperor attributable to precisely the same
cause his Majesty having been so imprudent as TO IN
duce in heavy meal of hot Holsters, washed down win
Rhine wne with the result that he was attacked by vio
lent dgeston which had to be subdued by such strong
weakness The Emperors admirers really ought 10 I'M
press upon him that at the age OF eghtyeight he ony
shape of bsque The Kaiser does not care for French
cuisine but loves coarse dishes of the most unwhole
some kind-potaby Batwiua, n Russian fish soup, OF
which hideous ingredients are small beer, elder ana
pckled cucunbers also hashed veal, mixed up with
cinnamon and cloves; while one OF his Maestys fayo--
ite sweets is sponge-cake stepped In pineapple rum
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
FRANCE AT THE EXPOSITION.

Ew-ORLEANs, Feb. S.-france had her aay
to-day at the Exposition and the ,n"s
- ,ros tho case had the effect OF assembling
,he largest crowd ever gathered within the grounds
Al, o,csck yiscount Abzae, the French consul opened
r. c.rcmones by an address III when he hlade orai
.nc ~ The eyhibt to the Exposition. to which the
General responded on behalf OF the Board OF
Mama
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
OBITUARY NOTES.

WuKEsBARRE, Penn. Feb. S.-IhOmas
Derr general State agent OF the Franklin FIRE
nd pnnsvlvania FIRE Insurance Companies of Philadol
,,,a ,n. Hanover OF York, and other companies
the state died this morning after an illness
OF two years, aye hfty-one q,
Iysx Feb q psciID.-William N. spinney, an old
,,mo .hoe manufacturer OH o large scale, prominens
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
mason, and member Of tynus nrst ~ government
dead, 1Ge eightYthreA
NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS


THE SHOOTING OF PRIVATE HENRY
'LIKUTENANT GREKLY's ORDER FOR HIS EXECUTION
NECESSITY FOR TIE STEP.
IBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE rRrBUNE.i
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.-The following orderp
which explain Themselves those given by Lieutenant
A. Greedy commanding the Arctic expedition ct Cape
Sabine before the execution Of Private Charles B. Hsnr
after he had repeatedly detected in stealing food
NEAR CAPE SABINE,
To Seryeants BRANARD, FREDERIcKs, and LoSo:
Private Henry having been repeatedly guilty OF stealing
provisions Of this party which is now slowly perishine
by starvation has far been condoned and pardoncd
detected either eating food Of any kind nossed him reg
ulary making caches, or appropriang any parce ot
provisions you will at shoot him. and report tno
matter to Any other course would be fatal lem
iency the man being able to overpower sny Two OF our
It. 9TH Cavalry, A. g. O. and Asst Comdg /. F. B. EXP
The next day the following order issued and car
ried into effect
NEAR CAPE sABrSE,l
June 8. 1884.
To Sergeants BRANARD LONG aud FREDERIcKs:
Notwithstanding promises given by private Q. ..
Henry Yesterday he has since as acknowledged 70 me
tampered with seal thongs not other food at the od
camp. This pertinacy and andacity Is the destrucSn
of this party II not at once ended Prvate Hsnry vii 10
any his physical strength greater than tnat OF
any men. Decide the manner OF death by two bas
and blank cartridge. This order 70 6pr ana
absolutely necessary for any chance o' We; c,vv,x
First Lieutenant 5th Cavalry, and g. o. and Second
Assistant Commanding L. F. .. Expedition.
These orders in the possession OF rgeant Brain
ard and written In pencil on apparently paper
torn from ordinary notebook
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
KINGSTON STATE CHARITIES.

RoNDoUT, Feb. (SpecidD.-Ihe hlhgs'oh
Branch of the state Charities Association elected James
:, Ii,ds,ov nre.lent and other prominent gentlemen
"a ladies onisers A committee visited and talked 10
the sheriff on the question OF separation OF youthIu
and old criIninals.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
srnnry DEATH OF A RETIRED MERCHANT

NJ. Hildreth Bloodgood, a retired merchant,
was ascending the stairs OF his house, No 1873 West
rorty.eighth-st. last evening when lie suddenly
fell DIR. Jacobus, ncighbor, was called,
but could render no assistance, ana MT biood-
cod died in a few minutes. ApOplexy was
tSe cause He had been sufferer from dyspepsia Tor
.verai months but was in good health otherwise. He
rns yhree years OF age, aud was brother of John
pioode GOOD the banker, OF No. $40 Fif,h-ave.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
DYING OLE DIPHTHERIA.

RoypoUT, Feb. (SpeciaD.-TwO deaths from
d,pteria occurred Friday and there are many child
rem suffering with disease There were two deaths NJ
Ro.endale in this county. in one family with SIX noui
this week,
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
TRIBUNE OFFICE.

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Feb 9-l A. m-The movement OF
the barometer was upward during the clear weather
Yesterday CLEAR weather generally prevailed, The tenn
pernture ranged 22o and 36' the average 900
beng 3a,9 lower than on the corresponding day last
year and I3iao higher than Saturday
Colder. partly cloudy weather. with chances OF hght
snow or in lnay be expected to-day in this city and
vt.i
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
WHERE BEATRICE WILL LIVE.

The statement that after her marriage Princess
Beatrice is to reside for months in each in Ger
many is pure fiction The Princess will live with the
Queen at Windsor, Osborne and Balmoral. just as she
has always been in the habit OF dong, and yhe only
change will he that household will be appointed Tor
her; and course her husband will become perna-
nent addition to the Court. II would be interesting 10
learn where in Germany II is supposed the Prnoess
could live: Prince Henry of Battenberg Is person
age OF the Nothing nowhere" order; and. after pass
ing life in English palaces she certainly would not
relish the change to one Of the furuished doghoes
which pass for royal residences In Germany.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
oFFIcERs OF A cATsRILL HOTEL.

RoNDoUT, Feb. (SpeciaD.-Ihe summit
trnso Coppanv at Pine Hin elected directors ID. C.
overbaugh Joseph Cornell Israel Snyder, e. NJ Lewis
W H. Hazard, jr Samuel J. Cornell; and IS onicers'
nresIent d. C. Overbaugh yicepresident, joseph COR
nell treasurer g. NJ Lewis secretary, Israel Shyu uer
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
Gpsrlal Notices.

A-TUE GRE AT SUCCESS ACHIEVED BY ELI.
MASSEY 4 CO.'S EMULSION OF COD LIVER OH win
PEPsIN and QUININE, has induced limitations IL was
made orI Igiually NJ & Co for Of the most dstn-
gnished phy ysciaDs NewYOrk, AMI no other urn AZ
nnsmted with ths formula process OF MANUFACTURE o
eenn ne has Caswe Massey Co.'S signature on each Dott
Home NfadO Preserves. Nc. -,
Families supplied with Preserves, Jeles, Branded and
Canned trniis, Pickles. sc. put up IN
GLASS,
warranted
PERFECTLY PURE.
Circulars containing prices and reference sent on appch
tion. s,p,uS ucrIRATH
1898 Degraw-st, Brooklyn, " Y.
U n SQUIRE ~ sons. Jewellers, % Futon-st' n l.
" " Diamond Ear Rings matched all sizes A..
wa,ches our own make siUtJ 500 sterling syerware 70
s,o Per Volume will be paid Tamerane. l.2I faa-
nave 1873 Poeas by T.. A. Pee. ls3li Al Aara' iS-''
Anu ""N'" P,00' ~ BOOK BUYER,
p O. Box 3,7G5, New-l ork
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09

THE SPANISH EARTHQUAKE SUFFERERS
BosToN, Feb. S.-The sum of $545 has been
subscribed in this city for the Spanish earthquake su
ferors The Spanish Consul makes another appeal for
funds.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09

The Worst Coughs are cured by DIR. Jaynes
Expectoran good remedy also for Pains in the Breass
and Soreness OF the Throat. =.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
GOSSIP From OVER THE SEA.
ABOUT PERSONS AND THINGS OF NOTE.
From Mr.. Laboucheres Truth tLOhdon)
KINGS AND QIIEENS In HISTORY.

cannot help thinking that the now immor-
tai Master b. H." boy OF ten whs wrote the other
day to congratulate Prince Albert Victor must be
youth Of IL hitherto undeveoped humor and
sagacity what" he exclAims, would English history
be to us English boys without its Kings and Queens r.
This is problem which has puzzled good many older
and wiser heads than that of Master b. H. Some pro-
fame may apt conclude that IL the only
use English Kings and Queens to make history more
agreeable for schoOlboys may at some future date
contriye To exist without any moro OF them
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09

that his mind is in any way affected, is denied He has
been failing in health for three years and ID sunerns
from nervous prOstratOn.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
FULTON & BOoKsTAyER

Of Spring-st., sell Colgate & Co.'s Laundry
SOAP. The standard article. :.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09

Robert someryiIe, Amctioncer.
BY oRTGIES & co.
Art Galleries S4j and ST Broadway.
Vow on Free Exhibition Day ani Evening.
THE BOSTWICK COLLECTION.
MODERN OIL PAINTINGS.
Mostly Cabinet Pictures by Celebrated
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN ARTISTS
TO RE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE
THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY IL
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09
TRIBUNE LoCAL OBSERVATIONS

TIE s.n IN. bsOm,e. ,son. In this ei'y b. snIh
nsnsh irregular white line represent, the
dotted
n. Indicated BY the thsrmeneIsf ct haa
nst boaaSay.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-09

Henry Irving has had week OF great prosperity In
Washington He appears in Philadelphia tonight, and
will open his engagement there In EuqeM Ardu and IN
this character likewise, he VIII open his engagement ih
Boston February 10.
St. Landry democrat., 1885-04-04
Can Such Things Be 2
A WICKED CHARGE MADE AGAINST THE
LADIES' DEPARTMENT AT NEW
ORLEANS.
ORLEANS.

New Orleans Letter to New York Telegram.
1t is possible that the Ladies' Depart
ment will be investigated by the Ex-
management itself is investigated.
The ladies have scattered money with
a lavish hand, and are now impatiently
waiting for their $15, 600 of the Govern
ment swag." Like Congressman they
include personal luxuries in their ex-
pense account. They board at the
most extravagant private houses, and
some are stopping at the hightariff
hotels. One lady commissioner in
formed me that she paid $40 week
or, rather, that it came out of the
Government fund. They have colOred
porters to wait on them, who, of course,
are paid by the Government, if paid at
all and their several reception rooms
are marVels of luxury, and are in strik-
ing contrast with the simplicity of the
masculine commissioners headquarters.
Said a Western commissioner 1t is
shame the way those ladies are beg
ging money on every hand. A certain
lady commissioner went to the Legisla-
ture of my State and wanted $4,000 for
the ladies department, saying that they
were SO poor that they had to pay their
own expenses, and that she had never
received dollar from the government
to pay her board bill, even. / investi-
gated the matter, and the president of
that department showed me that the
woman referred to had drawn literally
for her expenses, and even then had
three or four hundred dollars in her
pocket for which no vouchers had been
returned. That woman came near de-
feating the entire appropriation. Her
statements were so improbable that
they led to inquiries which placed her
in bad position, to say the least, | do
think these ladies might curtail their
expenses and have some pity on the
appropriation, especially as a great
many of the Exposition employees
have not been paid a dollar since the
1st day Of January.