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Refused 90 Pay Town Taxes.
REPRESENTATIVE SCOTT WILL NOT HELP 10 sUPPo
USELKSS OFFICExs

Cape Charles City, Va, special to the Phila-
delphia Press says: Col C. II. Walbridge, mana
ger OF Hon. VIM l. SCOTS large estate here, hay
ing refused TO pay TO the town collector the
amount OF taxes assessed on Mr. SCOTS property
there, on the ground that the taxes are exc ssye
and Improperly applied, the town sergeant sew
eral days ago levied on several horses and muller,
wagon and buggy. together with harness, rooes
&C., and has advertised them Tor sale. Col WAL
bridge says he and Mr. Scout are willing TO pay the
heavy taxes, provided the money Is spent In i'm
OF useless officers. Col Waibr1dge has Cancelled
az bis contracts with the merchants, and has pub
lished card In which he says be has no ravors 10
ask and none 70 bestow. The Cape Char .es papers
take sides with Col waibrjdge, and seem 70 link
that unless he u placated the town Will be ruined
The patronage OF Mr. SCOTS employees at cape
Charles Is SAID TO be worth about SIC. 600 month
70 the town.
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baltimore Markets.


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BALTIMORE. Nd. February 2. - Cotton nrmer;
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siss e's and fiSS HsS
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p,s on. p sa now SSsosa
s ssa xs'i ssSss' .sa - 81
AraRoACHne END OF IrHE Ice BIocKADE-The
ice on the river, although very fott0n and much
moving, but the river men expect it 70 break away
soon II the weather continues warm and moist
The ferry boats are running a. int rvala Il wa.
Chain bridge, about dam No !. had broken
A BRIDE wuxDRAws At fBl AIrAR-At Newark
Ohio William Mcfarland and Ma Mary Bookei
appeared before Justice Scott for the purpose d
being married, but Just before the nal words wer'
spoken the bride with rev her hand nom that o.
walt llttle," turned and Left the room with bel
two children. The groom seized his hat ana fol-
lowed. but all his pieadings were N vain. Mrs
Booker remained tmmovable and would give NJ
reason for her sudden change OF mind. Mcfarland
Il twenty years old and MIA Booker Is about forty
The british iron bark Albsrcorn vas wrecked
on the Washington Territory coast on the night
OF February !. All the crew peytshed except twt
nve0 were lost.
he London Chronicle's correspondent at Rome
saysg tBeversa American hishQps are trying 70 ~
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AnCnD1sHoP ErAN sfAnTs FoR eGIPT-ER. BLAIEI
ooSFIksp 10 ms n0gYL
Rome special 70 the New YORK World Frb-
ruary 4, says: Archbishop Ryan. OF Philadelphia
Bishop Williams. Of Boston, and three clerical
associates have len here Cor Alexandria They 10.
tend 70 yisit E2ypt ana the Holy Land and 20 Surl
home via Constaitinople
A dispatch lrvm Florence says that M. James
q. Blame Is Sun there and 81 the Hotel Washing
ton. He has Teen confined 70 bis hotel foe shs
QUA
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No FAn1rr SAr.

withouts prompt snd eoavenisnt remedy for Oru~.
WhoopinG Cough Bronchitis and Other Thsues -
Lung troublsa bottle II Aysr's Ohsuy Pv,sors, b.,
ssved many life Ma J. ofsev. 1ss 81 tsvsn rsas
writes: ny children have taksn Ayss,s Charm p.
sors for Group. gives immediate rsal invszs,b,,
followed By cufe-
Il have found Ayers Ch9ry Psctoral perfect cu,,
for Group. In III cssea have Known the vvr,s
relieved in yry short time BY IL use - sdvis, N
families 10 fsepit In The heuse~-A n Insanss r D,
Nj Vernon Ga
AYES CHERRY PICTORIAL
Prepared BY " }. G AVER co. Lowell, leass. Sold
By oil Drusgista Prics. u; ax bottle. Is.
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The Courts.

EQUITY CoURT-JudOe Oox
To-day, Aultman agL Moore; reference TO audi
tor. Ogle agt. Ogle; John Marbury, IT, and X r.
Ogle appointed guardians ad ntem. Prospect Hill
Cemetery agt District; rule on complainant re-
turnable 10Th. Jones agt. Baltimore; cause dis.
missed for want OF prosecution. BostwtcS agt
LoyeIt; ID. Green admitted party defendant and
certain parties made complafnants Murphy agt.
ordered TO make final report Smart agt smarH:
testimony before C. Ingle ordered taken. Lo!S
agL ODonoghue; sales ratified nisi Amos agt.
Derrick: l. Williamson appointed trustee 70 con-
vey. Behrend agt. Georges; n. ii. Miller do TO re-
lieve trust Wright agt. Wright; decree conslru-
Ing will and directing distribution.
POLICE CoURT-Jud0e Sneu.
To-day, Jas. Dixon, profanity; IS or seven DAYS
Jas. Green, disorderiy conduct S. or fifteen days.
Eidred c; Newman, profanity; S5 or-seven days
Reed, disorderly conduct; DO. Jennie Sumby, do I;
s. or nrteen days
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ID. EDITION.
--latest Te]eglans to The Star.


Special Dispatch To The EvKNrxe SrAn.
COLUMBUS Feb. THE reference made to the
presence OF Representative Cultivate In the Con-
verse building at consultation Of the democratic
Candidates on the Sunday night before the discov-
cry Of the tally-sheets forgery is an error. The
dispatch should have read Sunday morning, In
stead OF night
Granville was again placed upon the stand this
morning, and the searching cross-examination
commenced yesterday by Mr. Converse was con-
tinued. The witness stated that he was assured
that II would furnish the state with evidence in
regard to the forgery he would receive immunity.
The greatest effort OF the defense appeared to be
20 connect Granville with q number Of chicago
detectives who were to play the citizens commit
tee here for all the money there was In It, The
questions put by Mr.. Converse were evidently
based upon Information furnished by o Chicago
detective agency that failed to make arrange
ments with the state. This information is
ONE OF TIE MAIN FONTS OF THE DRFENcR
A large number Of papers were submitted as
evidence calculated to show that Granville had
negotiated with different detective agencies to
Dun, the counsel for Granville, was sworn and
nsss n% for the contract
existed. None had ever been made. He stated
tnat he knew what was wanted, memorandum,
Der OF other papers, and it was now
IN Chicago. Mr.. Converse being very hoarse,
ne was relieved by Mr.. kcSweeney, who
proceeded with the cross examination more d.
rectly with the events that Immediately followed
the election. In his BLUM manner McSweeny did
his level best to tie the witness in tangle. The
manner OF McSweeny was calculated to tntimidate
the witness. With all this
GRANVILLE WAS NOT SHAKEN.
in the least, and fully coroborated all that he
stated last week in reference to Myers calling on
him and saying, 'John R. Mclean will be United
States Senator at whatever cost The republicans
have the legislature by one majority. II we can
get Young In, It will be democratic ON Joint ballot
ana Mclean will be elected" McSweeny's loud
manner, rough voice and rough witticisms were
calculated 10 amuse the crowd, but the witness
could not be made to change in the least his
former testimony.
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BOARDING.

UyIRST-CLASS BOARD BY DAY WEEK on
II month. - week; blocks from the Capitol.
F-2t' 3lS "a st. sc.
1.-TWO SINGLE, GENTLEMEN, OR AGENTLEMAN
III and wife, OBTAIN Pleasant second story Room
nicely furnished with heat aud gas and hrst-class
TAbe Board for $50 per month The house il loca,ed
II GeOretown, aud Is con venent both lines ears
Address DIXON, star Once. lts
DLEAsANTLY FURNISHED PARLOR AND BrD
III rooms will rent separately together with or
without board; terms moderate. 6l6 II st. w. 1885,.
O0A srH STREET. NoRIHwEsT.
FIrst-Class Table Board
Elegantly Furnished Rooms fl-lms
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY AND BASE
MENT AND MANsARD-ST STORY BRICK HOUSE

W.
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated the Goth day -
OF June, 1856. and duly recorded In hbsr No MIH
ile2; folio 81 Ct sea one Of the land records Of
the party secured thereby We will sell, q public
NINTH day Of FEBhtAKY, 1855. at HAIF-FAsT
FOUR O'CLOCK PM, the following described real
estate situate In the city of Warrington D. c. to wit
l Of lot l78) Of Litchfed and Ausher.
toms subdivision Of part of square numbered two nun
dred and twelve (2l2 recorded in the Office Of the
surveyor for said District Of Columbia, in book Il D.
c. fol u and also that part Of lot seventy
I7l in said subdivision OF said BEGINNING for
the same 1t the southeast corner Of said lot seventy
thence north twentyothree t23 feet four inches
thres23 feet and fonr ca inches to the place be-
ginning together with all the easements, heredita-
ments and appurtenances TO the belonging or in
any wise appertaininG
Terms of sale One third cash balance in two equal
payments at one and two Years after date which
the purchasers notes, bearing interest at per cent
per annlm from the day SALE and deed of trust on
the property sold will be taken deposit Of 600 re-
gpired at time Of sale. All convey ancinG at pur-
chasers cost; terms OF sale not complied wi h
in ten days the Trustees reserve the right to the
chaser after Ave days public notice Of such in
some newspaper published in Washington, d. G.
ROBERT g. RUTHERFOHDi .c..,
- JAMES b WIMER trustees.
ta2S, 3O&3 ,fel 2.3.4.67Ska
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THR Gxsurrs
JOHANN HOPPE
MALT EXTRACT
II the
BEST NUTHITIvE TOMB
BEST NUTR1TIvE TONIC
ana vnAsA

PALATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
for Impaired Digestion. Dyspepsia Convalesceuce,
Weak Children, and General Debility
WHAT PROF. COLEMAN. OF GLASGOW, SAYS or
IT. Suffering from attack Of Illness which hsd not
only reduced my strength. but brought on extreme
exhaustion, from inability to appropriate food tried
the effects Of the Genuine Johann Hons Malt fxtr,ct
wineglassful three times day Its use was followed
by marked efects1 Food, which had rstofors BEEN
found to pass the alimentary canal UNCHANGED a..
kested properly 2. Theirs appeared an Increased
power of evolving animal heat and storing mp fst.
Beware Of limitations The genuine has the SIGNATURES
of Johann Hof" and "Moritz Eisner' the neck Of
every bottle All others worthless limitations
ta2-tu thka
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The AVERAGE

daily sales q eess in Paris. France, is about
lo0.o00.00Q The average daily salss
Of the a. o. Taylor Old Bourton and Pure
Rye whiskies ia satisfactory 10 the pro-
prietors. CHESTER H.GRAyEsS SONS,
Boston. who have bottled and sold these
now standard spirits for more than NJ
teen years through the best druggists and
grocers.who aim 10 siye their pstrons tho
best
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-07

opening OF the February term Of the Circuit Court
al Frederick, Nd, yesterday, Chief Judge McSherry
delivered q charge to the grand jury, In which he
called attention 20 the recent Bgus nchIng there
and stated that diligent Investigation should be
made to discover the perpetrators OF the act for.
however atroctous the crime OF the victim, and,
however deserving OF punishnent, the law should
not have been violated
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DoBs1Ns E1Eors1o Soar.
THE REST FAMILY sOAp IN TIT


THE BEST FAMILY SOAP IN THE WORLD.
IT IS STRICTLY PURE. UNIFORM IN QUALITY
The original formula for which We paid 100000
twenty years ago has never been modified changed
in the shghtest This soap 10 identical In quality 70.
day with that made twenty years ago.
1t contains nothing that njure the finest fabric
1t brightens colors and blssches whites.
Itwashes nannels and blankets other soap In
the world does-w,thout Misunderstanding than sofs
and white and like new.
READ THIS TWICE
There il great saving Of time. Of isbor Of sosp Of
fuel and Of the fabric where Dobbins Electric Soap
used according to directionA
One trial will demonstrate Its sreet merit II VIII
pay you to make that trial
Like all best thinga 1t ia extensively initiated and
countsrfeited.
BEWARE OF IMyTATIoNa
insist upon DOBBINs' Electric Don't take Mag
netic. Electro-Mag Philadelphis Electric or any
other fraud. simply because il cheap They viii ruin
clothes, aud are dear at any price. Ask for
DOBBINS ELECTRIC
end take no other Nearly every grocer from Maine to
Mexico keeps it in stock yours hasn't it. he VIII
order from his nearest Wholesale grocer.
Read carefully the inside wrapper around each bar.
and be careful to Follow Directions on each outsde
wrapper. You Cannot Afford to wait longer before
Trying for Yourself this old reliable and truly won.
derful
DoBBINs' ELECTRIC SOAP. d7.em
SozoD DON'T.
A GRATEFUL ODOR,
indicative Of health and purity communicated to the
mouth by the aromatic
sOZoDoNr,
Which makes the teeth white and a radiant a. pol
ishe porcelain and contains no Ingredient that d no
highly beneficial to both gums and teeth.
The Lyric and Dramatic professions are loud in their
praises Of
dl7-6m 0OZOD ONT
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NHOMAS BOWLING. Aucnonee.
CHANcERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
ALLEY BOUNDED BY b AND AND THIRD
AND FOUR-AND-HALF STREETS SOUTH
WEST

WEST.
Under and by virtue of . decree of the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia dated on the fa
31st day of January, 1883, and passed in No. 3
lO,9l6 Equity Docket "a of the Supreme Court
District Of Columbia, the undersigned trustee will
offer for sale ct public auction in front the premises
on MONDAY, the TWENTIETH DAY OF FEB
kUARY, 1883 at FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ. the following
described real estate situated in the District Of COT
and situate in the city q W.shnstOn District Of
bered twenty two t22) IL square numbered hye hun
dred and thtrty-four t534). and described foows
TO wit beginning for the at the southeast corner
Of said lot running thence north seventy-two (72)
feet and three CD inches to three CD foot alley
thence west thirty five t35) feet and four "a inch
thence south seventy-two (72) feet and three (3j
inches thence east along alley thirty (35 feet
four az inches to the point of beginning.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree third
OF the purchase money cash. the balance in equal
in two and three years after day Of sale
cured to the satisfaction Of the trustees all at
the purchasers option II the purchaser fails COM
ply with said terms OF sale within ten days from the
day Of the property viii be at the risk and
cost Of the detaultng purchaser after days notice
in the Evening star deposit Of one hundred dollars
will be required at the time o: sale. AL conveysncing
and recording ut the purchasers cost
JAMES II. JOHNSTON, Trustee
f-dts Fendall Law Building
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District Government Affairs.
THE SUBURBAN RAILWAY BrII-

In relation to the bill Incorporating the District
OF Columbia suburban Railway Company, the
Commissioners think the bill is vague and quite
too general In its terms as 70 the powers sought
TO be secured by the company. In all cases they
say, the construction and equipment should be
under the general direction OF the Board OF CON-
file a schedule OF running time, and the power
should be vested In the Commissioners TO inforce IL.
THE DUTIES OF THE COMMISSIONERS
The District Commissioners, IL Is stated are con-
siderlng an order that Will readJust, 10 some ex-
tent, the duties OF the various Commissioners and
their relations to the board as a whole. AT the
time Maj Raymond relieved Col Ludlow, an order
that had been agreed upon by the board before the
change In the ONCE OF Engineer Commissioner was
made was passed, transferring TO the other CON-
missioners from the Engineer Commissioner
various departments OF tue District government
Before that time an order had been made re0uir-
ing all subordinate officers to address their reports
70 the board OF Commissioners instead OF 10 In
whether Capt. Symons and Capt Griffin are subor-
dinates OF the board OF Commissioner They are
detailed under the law as assistants 10 the En-
gfneer commissioner, and Il is claimed are subject
only 10 the direction OF that of1cer.
TWO DOLLARS DAY.
The engineer department has furnished at the
fnstigation OF Mrs L. l. Eaton, a list OF EN-
ployes OF the District Government
There are about pa such employees, and the sup
position is that such action Is In behalf OF the bill
now pending before Congress prohibiting the Gov
eminent from employing iaborers at compensa-
ton less than 81 per day.
MISCELLANEOUS.
1t being reported TO the Commissioners that
Messrs. Atchison and Lo0ney, Contractors, have
Tenleytown road, the superintendent OF county
roads has been directed TO make repairs at once at
Dr. smith Townshend, health oficer has been
notified that hereafter the sprinkling and sweep
ing OF streets will be made under hts supervision,
as II is considered to be work OF sanitary nature
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Latest from the walking Match.
NEW YORK, Feb. z.

THE SCUKk AT NIDUAH.
The score at noon was as follows: Albert, 1873
miles laps; Guei zero, 100 miles l lap; Panchot,
l73 mics z laps; Hart, 1856 miles laps; Golden,
1914 miles laps; Moore, 1853 miles laps; herly,
1853 miles laps; Day, l62 miles Hap; Stroke 100
miles lap; NOremac, l43 miles 4 laps; COnnors,
l4l miles laps; Cox, l4O miles laps; Dlllon, l3i
miles; hegelman, 1873 miles laps; sinclair, l2s;
Sullivan, LII miles lap; Vlnt, 125 miles laps;
Taylor, 124 miles laps; Collins, 1l9 miles laps;
Turkey, 1l5 miles; Stout, lib miles laps.
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The constantly increasing sale of Ben
BENsONs sons Plast IL evidence of Its merit and
PLASTER popuxr1y' sno snows tnat tne pqDilc
LEADS Oaauoe &c ooceiFeo Dy we tslee esete-
OTHERs Bensons Plaster stands on 1T medicinal
properties and claims no electric" OF
magic" phenomena.
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A GENTLE VICTORY In UTAH-LaSt saturday
the Mormon party met In municipal convention In
Salt Lake City TO select ticket 70 be voted Tor on
next Monday. Resolutions were adopted 70 the
effect that repres NATION be accorded 70 the
minority and that rusi0n ticket be placed in the
eld giving the Genties one alderman out OF five,
and three out Of nine members OF the city council
OF Gentfles held yesterday, and after heated de-
bate the proposition was accepted No Gentle
has ever had q seat In the city council and this
ening OF the Mormon political power.
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Ar RrME Cosr.

The bsanoe Of SEAL AND PLUSH GARMENTS
AT COST.
We have medium aud large sizes on hand Those do.
string bargains in WhAlss fUhs obtain them
now.
IATTERs AND FURRIERs
Dam, d. zr.is nlR
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BOSTON DEFAulTER-John c. Crowley, OF Bos-
ton. who went 70 Eur0pe suddenly In November,
Is now found to be q defaulter for about $4,000.
he was member OF the school-b board, president OF
the Catbohc Union, attorney for the Union Instt-
tuition for Savings and trustee OF several estates
all OF which, u 8 eaid, be has svpded for various
sums His VIE declares ne will make ali the
Losses good.
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VINHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE
VALUABLE COLLECTION

Law, CLASSICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS,
Many Of them
In Fine Bindings and of Rare value,
That would maze Valuable Additions to Parties Form
ing Libraries,
TO BE SOLD
PUBLIC AUCTION
At my Auction Rooms, l 1th st. and Penna. ave.,
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENING"
FEBRUARY EIGHTH AND NINTH, 1888,
AT SEVEN O'CLOCK.
The Collection IL now Ready for Examination
f3-5t THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Mans.

New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market - reported by special
wire to Corson Mccartney, IA ~ street,
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BOOKS, &c.

BOOKS, DC.
GOSPEL HYMNS NO g. THE NEW BOOK BY
" SANKEY. McGRANAHAN & SIEBBENs
Crumbs from the Kings Table.by Margaret Bottome
by Dr. j. X Miller
The Irsye Ter Returns. by Mprry Herman
Pre- Joe ard other Georgian Sketches by Joel chand
WM BALLANTYNE SONS.
SsA4 as 7th Street
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Nor A CAxprpArn ros CoNaREssL-Georee +.
Baer, one OF the managers OF the Reading Railroad
Co., has authorized the statement that be Is not
cahdidate for Oonaress "Mr. Baer was generally
supposed TO represent the anti Ernentrout and
tartn reform sentiment N The Reading district"
says q Reading dispatch TO the Philadelphia
Times ssand now that he declines, q number OF
candidates arc mentioned 70 take up the fight
against the present Congressman"
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PA1sEs Cr1ERY Coxpousn
THE NERVOUS
THE DEBnITATED.
THE AGED
CURES Nervous prostration. Nervous Headache
Neuralgia Nervous Weakness. Stomach and Liver
Diseases. and all affections of the Kidneya
AS A NERVE TONIC it strengthens and quists the
nervea
AS AN Alternative it purihes and snrsches the
blood.
AS A LAXATIVE scts mildly. but surely. IN the
bowels
AS DIURETIo IL regulates the hdnAys and cures
their diseases.
Recommended by professional and business men.
Priess1. Sold by drussistA Send for circulars
WELLS. RICHARDSON L 90,
Propris.oa
jal3-3m Burlington. VI
Dun Srock TAxrse
viii begin soon. Annihilaton Of Values IN Every d.
paxtmsnt.
MEMS 0VKROoATa SUITS, RANTAIoONa AND
TURNIsHIN0a
YOUTHS BOYS AND OH1LDRENs CLOTHING.
Chinchills Overcoats, from ol0 up
satin Lined Overcoats, from ol35O uR
Prince Albert suits. from GEO up
-Four Button Cutsxay Suits, from olSuR .
Business SACK Suits. from % mp
childrer's ovcrcosts, from ease up
Chiidrens Suits. from ease mp.
Pansaioons. from s2.60 up
Other Goods not mentioned VIII b. soad q ssAuc-
ton. no nssssr whss the sornsr prsca
NOAH wALKxR "a.
Al2 eses R.nn.y.xsals sE.a
FoR EvEs1se VISA
Kid Gloves st and below eost,
Fans In newest designa
Flowers. Artistic Ribbons ana Neckv>as IN v1nY
LATEST STALES -
MILLINERY AT COST. 49,
MRa n =. HUHf.
ts28 lSo0 = a.H
w han bahy wss ~. ~ esvs hss Cpeessse
when che was , child. she orssd foF p1gtoesA
Nhsn she became Nisa. she clung 70 castofiA
when she had Childxsn. She gave thsm CastoriA
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PRESIDENT MEANS ARRESTED
Sensational Developments in the Gin
cinmati Bank Case.


cinmati Bank Case.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 7-Sllence prevailed at the Me-
tropontan Bank this morning. The door
is closed and placarded with the an
nouncement that the bank Is in the hands
OF the Controller Of the Currency acting through
Mr.. Sanders, the United States national bank ex-
aniner All connected with the bank say this
would not have happened II the Government had
not caused the arrest OF the ex-vice- president.
Mr. DeCamp had no difficulty In procuring bonds
men to join him in his bond, which was placed at
$2O, OOO and he was not kept In custody but while
the bond was being prepared.
PRESIDENT MEANS ARRESTED.
Another sensational feature has been added
by tie arrest OF william Means, the presi-
dent OF the bank. The warrant was
issued this morning, but was not served in
the usual manner out OF regard
for Mr.. Means District Attorney Burnett notified
him at II o'clock or the issuance OF the writ, and
arranged for Mr.. Means to 60 voluntarily with his
bondsmen to the commissioners ONCE at O'Clock
Mr.. Means has had q leading position among
reputed quite wealthy. and served q term as
mayor.
GROSS VIOLATION OF BANKING LAWS
There Ia fairly well authenticated statement
that the examination OF the banks books and
papers show a gross violation OF the banking
law in loans to Oncers and others con-
nected with the bank largely in excess OF limit
allowed BY the law to any one. 1t Is possible that
this wrong doing may have been carried TO such
An extent as to lmperll the banks SOlvency,