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CHEATING THE GOVERNMENT.
Large Sums Believed to Have Been
Lost by UndervaluatiOns in New York.

Mr.. Albert P. Stearn, of the Boston CUSTOM
house, who has taken charge of the appraisers
Office in New York, stated yesterday his belief
that the government has been cheated out of
millions of dollars through the irregularities
in the New York appraisers department.. The
principal frauds seem to have been committed
by differentiation of Sumatra tobacco and raw
sugar. Mr.. Stearns is quoted as saying: The
frauds are almost wholly in the sugar depart
ment. l have discovered that an immense
amount of raw sugar was imported without the
payment of the proper duties. When say
that millions Of dollars were saved by the i'm
porters, you will understand how great guam
tity of raw sugars were landed here without
payment of duties or under improper rates.
This could not have been done without collu-
sion on the part of the appraisers Office but
cannot say that the appraiser was party to
the fraud"
Customs Examiner Hammill and Assistant
Appraiser Sturgis are held directly responsible
for the existence of evils in their departments
Two weeks ago two shipments of Sumatra to-
bacco, including 325 bales, were passed by the
assistant appraiser and examiner at S2S 600
ad vaiorem. Inspector Holahan had received
many complaints from merchants of under
valuation of Sumatra tobacco and was on the
watch. He seized these two shipments and
found that they should have been appraised at
S34 900 instead of $4,000.
During the past year 5000, 900 tons Of this
tobacco has been imported. There are two
classifications of tone at 100 leaves or more
to the'pOund. and one at anything less than
100 leaves The first is dutiable at IS per cent
and the other at 50 per cent. 1t is easy for an
obliging inspector to make mistake that will
be worth 80 per cent ad valorem to the i'm
porter. Assuming that half of the 6.OO0, 900
tons of Sumatra tobacco imported during the
wear WAS so undetermined the povernm emf
would lose 1.200. 600.
These irregularities. il is said. were brought
to light through the investigation of Special
Treasury Agent HOlahan, whose report was
submitted to the department Il few days ago.
1t is believed this report was the immediate
cause of Appraiser McMnllin's removal. 1t is
stated that Assistant Appraisers Sturgis and
Hammill will be dismissed
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Political Notes.

Senator Plumb bias received the caucus NOM
ination for reelection, and will probable re-
celye every vote cast in the Kansas legislature
The democratic members of the Tennessee
legislature held caucus last night to nomi-
nate senatorial candidate. One ballot WAS
taken. standing: Isham G.. Harris. 81: j. ID. c.
Atkins, %; John IL. Savage. o: Necessary to a
choice. AZ.
The Minnesota state convention of the Farm
ers alliance yesterday indOrsed Ignatius Dom
nelly Tor the United States Senate to succeed
Sabin.
The Virginia democratic committee yester-
day decided to hold convention in Richmond
In July To nominate candidates for governor
and lieutenant-governor and elect a new state
committee. :
The democratic city council of Richmond
va, has determined TO remove from his place
every man, white or black. employed by the
city in any capacity, who il q republican.
Mayor Grant, Of New York, YESTERDAY an
pointed Maurice F. Holohan, an old Tammanv
chieftan, a commissioner Of accounts in place
Of James DAILY. removed.
In New York city the district COMMITTEES of
the twenty-third assembly district, County
Democracy has expelled Assenblyman August
Strassman for having, after being elected on
the county assembly ticket, joined Tammany
hall.
The Boston common council last night
elected as president Horace @. Allen repj by
! u vote OF 81 to IS. The ballot was taken 81
viva voce votes, two independent democrafs
and one straight democrat voting for the re-
publican nominee amid great confusion.
| Az the recent municipal election at Harperss
Ferry, w. Va, the democratic ticket was
elected by an average majority Of - in total
vote Of l59. - ns1 -.s's q
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OsT-ON THURSDAY EVENING, BETWEEN
~ 4th and and p. ave. n,w,, or in to Sd and
for its return to 4.9 9th st. NV. jal2-2ts
7 OsT-LEATHER POCKETBOOK, WITH GOLD
~ clasp, containing locket with lin memory en-
gFsven q bsn Reward if left at NJ W. CALI BRO
T OsT-FRIDAY, JAN. 4. YOUNG FOX-TERRIER,
~ tag 1873. Return to 1914 st. and receive reward
Ts0sI -AANlcKELiPLATED CHAIN, WITH TWO
1sien ana three small keys and glove buttoner Re-
q I n REWARD WILL. BE PAID FOR MALAGA
y lV Cane. with crook gold head; lost yesterday
sther in St james or National hotels Apply to office
IL wood Cane, with ivory head, silver band. on
which Is the name OF L. l. Merry. BY leaving same at
r ssnS 4th st nw the finder will be reasgnS9y re-
7 OsT-A LADIES' GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN
IL Thursday afternoon, January 10. either on H ST.,
between Vermont ave and 4th St, or on l4th st,
between AID sts for which suitable reward will
be paid i delivered at clerks Office Arlington Hotel
r OsT-yANUARY o, ON GOING FROM CURTIS
watch, No. $50. So Reward If returned to 1. Il
CARTWRIGHT. at above address. jall.2t'
T osT-JANUARY 10. ON OR NEAR CORCORAN
and gold pencil Suitable reward for its return to
II OsT : LADY's SHOPPING BAG (sEAL), CON
Store iS4 si with Cashier e.
II OST-A PoCKETBOoK, CONTAINING MONEY;
also Visiting cards OF friends which can be de,
l. BARBOUR 4 son. 8li Penn. ave NV. jsI0-3t
II .OsT-DECEMBER "a, FROM 100 MAssACHU-
~ settS ave ne small bl.ek-and tan Dog eut ears
return. or information leading to his recovery aS6
II OsT-oN SATURDAY EVENING. JAN. 9TH. A
1lDuchess Lace Handkerchief with silk center Re-
turn to 313 New Hampshire ave. and receive a re-
ward. js7-6t
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Alton B. Carly, one Of the proprietors Of the
Frederick, Md, Times, who was assaulted and
cowhided Tuesday evening by Joseph d. Ba-
ker, president Of the Citisens' national bsnk.
has brought suit against Mr.. Baker for asssuli
and battery, claiming heavy damages.
The following republican state o6aeees we're
elected by the Connecticut legislature Thurs-
day: Governor, u. g. BulkIey: lieutenant
B. Jay Walsh; treasurer, +. 8. Henry; con.
troller, John B. Wright
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTRD-BRIcK BAY-wINDow HOUSE, MOD
west; MOT ~ exceed $1,000. Addreas A. b, b, Star
once IL : la p jel2-St ;
NANTRD--TO BUY HOUSE, SMALL On. Me-
w dunn fairly located, or good Lot give stfeet,
number 1nh price, aln nd aren't Prefer 70 5aai WITH
: w tenant Hppse With al modern improyemeutn
contsiping p roons. and lQcpted between and 3
WANTED-TQ PURCHASE A HOUSE WORTH
sbcus ~, oo2: soqsthinE PsEing fair rent cssh
WANTED-WE HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR TWO
w OF three nodegp brick dweIltngA located in n "
fi,2H R Z 49, ds99 sS1sse
WANTEpETQ BUY A NICE HOME on GOOD
q occns ,ess ~ e e ~ Riesant worth
Sh!e 6uaineM properly IN LssvsnwoEsh Kan. and pay
n.iancs N cssh VII giys one Of the bsst bsrFitns
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

I,oR sALE-A BARGAIN-GRocERy AND II.
gsss s'a SSrs-s st,r hssson Tor selling csees
ISoR RENT-BAkERY, CORNER 5TH AND
sts NV. complete outnt ready for business cheap.
Call Monday. Ia
I,oR sALE-A HOTEL or 81 ROOMS. LARGI
II dining and kitchen, all completely furnished
with extra lot Of cots blankets &C cenirIlly located
Ti aG S ess Il soa f ~ ,es sTR
without cash need not Apply,
jal2-8 iao5 fstn,w
IrOR sALE-sTOCK AND FIXTURES OF FIRST.
II CLASS FANCY GOODS AND NOTION sToRE 90
Nh M sa a. Ssr s1oa for sns ss esa
~ health Of owner. Apply to PITNEi BRADFokD,
1900 81. NV. jal2-3t
cPLENDID CHANCE FOR SALE GOOD Will, AMI
nanrnlsIrs Of ia, l5.rSom barring house even
roG Haf af t 1p@Fq, within
everything IN hrstclass order rent low good resson
A CHANCE NEVER OFFERED BEFORE DON'T
"A miss il. The Washington Co-operatl se Loan Com
reny lend ALL the money, not as 80 per cent but
s B snss DEVISED Cd bGnt s's XIX ss;
c.iler send for Prospectus" to Offices = and 10.
Atlantic Building. 3a12-l0s
"WuLGIyE one sIxTHINTEREsTI NEw
Or ps nsns 500 70 p.y s s d
Patents a. oDes Hal interest for 800 70 cesg
f sshi $500 ~hsn s latent. are granted" hddS-
LUX SAl&E OLDErI tSIAblIshED DklO
Chance seldom presented Low rent Ave years
lease. For particulars. apply 10 NJ. L. WELLER As
signee. 320 pa. ave. sc. jAll-6t
IyOR sALE-AT A BARGAIN MOOD ANDCOAI
Is business lor particulars apply 10 X p HUTCH
ms co, 1871 ST. NV. 3all-3r'N
LroR sAIE-sTocK. FIXTURES AND LEASE or
- first class clothing store IN tins city. Addres
BARGAIN. Star once. 3zl1-1
LoR RENT : Two-sToRY FRAME HOUSE
for pork butcher nnilk dairy electric railway
Inquire of O. GRAFT. 4Os ID ST. NV. t1O-5t'
Lr0R sALE : An OLD ESTABLISHED DRUG
store IN northwest satisfactory reasons eiyen for
selling. Address DRUoGIsT. star once. slo-in
oSSA WILL BUY THE STOCK AND PIX
Q ~ lures OF one Of the hest established mill
merry and notion stores. doing rood business. in
son for selling; for particulars address MIlLINER,
Star once. kio-3ts
CTEAM LAUNDRY cHEAP-oN GOOD IT, RMs.
3 most improysd machinery: doing sood bnsiness-
bOA ~, stAf once )AlO-8-
UHoR sAIE-AN oLD-EsTABIIsHED BAcoI
II business. with growing trade: 20 the night
GOOD chance. small capital required Addres. Boa a.
Il small payment down and balance monthly. old =
t. aaslssl HEBRON kANEl
I1QR SAIL, RENT Oh ExCHAXGE-HoTEL
Property known - the -Drsddock House.- IN Alex
sndriA Va Ths hcuee y on Fairfsz end oser0n sta
The home conssias l5e roons Including four glos1s
croeisry, ana eensidsrsias fsrnisure s.s be Pc
ss;i ss :; is s:s s' n sj ~ 81
oA~-Am k@0o ~
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WANTED-BOARD.

WANTED-A YOUNG LADY DESIRES BOARD
w in private family with home comforts; no other
boarders preferred state price and location Address
DEPARTMENT, Star office. IT.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

TNOR RENT-sTORE-cOR OF sTH AND STA.
u NV; good location for any business. Apply to
Carl. MUELLER, 719 H ST. NV. js12-3ts
E0R HENr.A VERY DESIRABLE STORE AND
only 0s15s LOUIS p. 8nOklGAKEf 8$o I'll a. -.
II large cellar and dweIliPg dove corner n IL ave.
Nd ts5: 1SR ds e6s e PsEIss1sIt ssS.Ps
Room 10 81 jna2-3ts
ROR RENT = eTORD = WITH Oh WITHOUT 4
Roma s s9css store al siso Fsaf FSc: vtssSgs
sta Apply lxx5 n ~ NV bl1-4t
R0R RENIrs0 PENN Avenue, TaRER.
e.ch 70 50 IT. alley. Gas. n. 4 PAnkkn
tlO-l2t 1418 q.
UHoR RENT-oi0 ? 81, CORNER STORE AND
AlO-l2t n. -. PARKER, l4lS q.
NOR kENT-l602 l4TH ST., LARGE NEW STORE
With cellar dwelling above and h1ck stable II
e1f ve1y low 70 eotauae parry. \ u CCxIEk
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

TlOR RENT-OFFICES-THREE OFFICE ROOMS
I single en- suite ct 1407 r st. NV, near the
Treasury: will be rented cheap to desirable tenant
ta12-Iw JOHN SHERMAN L CO.. l407 st.
LoR RENT-QFFICE OR STORE-725 18TH ST.,
+ under ws,eker Hotel very desirable location.
f3st n p HILL Co,
h7-1w - III } 1898 street
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The confederate pension fund Of e21 900, ap-
propriated by the last Mississippi legislature,
Is being distributed 10 1000 applicants, irving
them $21 each.
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WANTED-ROOMS


WANTED.THREE UNPUBLISHED ROOM on
w second floor for light housekeeping In u. W. izrt
Of city heat and gas. Address. stating terms j. S,
once. tsl2-2tS
WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WYE.
w no children, three or four rooms, furnished for
light housekeeping In the of the Treas
ury Department Address V. u, Star once. IT.
WANTED-Two UNFyRNIsHED ROOMS FOR
w light housekeeping; heat and Ras: on Capitol
Hill or hear National Museum; for two adults Ad-
dress N NJ, Star office js12-a
WANTEDITwo OR THREE HANDSOMELY
w furnished Rooms with strictly frst-cass Board,
for gentleman wife and child's nurse; northwest
PERMANENT state price and particulars Address Box
o5, Star Office lts
WANTED-THREE OR FOUR ROOMS FOR
w nght housekeeping; state price and full partica-
lars; references exchanged: Quite refined family.
ja12-2t' THOS. CARRIER, 7:}y 9th st. II. W.
NJ ANTED-TwO FURNISHED ROOMS com.
w municating preferred) with southern or eastern
exposure. and board in same house terms moderate
Address Box ISL. Star Office jalI -3ts
WANTED-ROOMS-TH DEMAND FOR ROOMS
w still continues good. Owners had better place
them with US and obtain desirable tenants. r. p
HpTCH!NS Il CO., Room Renters, 1921 st. n w.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS FOR LIGHT
house Keeping any rart of the city also furnished
Rooms, well heated; can rent soon See
js2-1ms ROOM RENTING AGENCY, GIG 9th st. NV
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS

| nnH
J. ss GS & fsg 3! ssR Fse'
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
| WANTED-TwO SECONDHAND BICYCLES,
Columbia sS or s similar &c or tsneh wheel
WANTED-TO HIRE SMALL. LIGHT DAYTON
w wagon for thirty days with the privilege of buy
~a .a s MaSA NASH 1 Ess.
| OF 23d st. n. W. 1t.
WANTED-TO FURNISH LIBERAL TABLE
between 4th and III streets pobe wh Inv ase
her q o sGuss Ad Sds vii p
WANTED : PURCHASE $4,000 aILT-EDGED
s1lfy
WAANIIEP-To BUY FOR CASH. 4 SECOND:
| Address L. L.. Star Office. 1t
| WANTED-A SECONDHAND COPY OF KENT's
CIV CIV Commentaries Address, stating terms, &c KENT
| WANTED--A LADY WOULD LIKE TO HAVE
s1 49, sn
WANTED TO KNOW THAT THE
w Washington Cooperative Loan Co." lends ALL
t enr 0hsx
sna 81 c Of ssPS for e
| WANTED - COLONIsTs MONEY ADVANCED
for arG S fare and Of TIP from any
S Sis ssa reM
being developed by the california and Southern Land
and az as : Co. ss'f GHs
w side Pennsyly ania ave, between 9th and 18Th
WAAHNITIEIP- a FEW DAYS oNLYI,ANDRE
Hss ss ss isn a
refersnces from leading American and European
jsII.lOt! ''l'' '-' 0'' 'An 'p'-'. 40 street NV.
WANTED-sIx MORE HORSES AS BOARDERs
W to NIL my new stable one of the best-appointed
MIDDLETON, HsrRaway Hiding school p Stables s
1925 Vermont court, opposite the Portland. jaI18t
1sna Isd b. ss
1 %s.hln Mss BAILEY sole agent
WANTED-TO, BUY SMALL GROCERY STORE;
Star o Northwest state price and addrss
| WANTED A CIVIL ENGINEER AND
sd unOcsupsd during evening" wants
BoI Star Ucs dFasiRf
WAANTED-F0R STRICTLY FREE-HAND
you shs
monthly the nen WORK
to $50 satisfaction guaranteed. H. B. SMITH,
Artist Studio and Salesrooms, Massachusetts, ave.
and 9Th st. n. W. Open until p IN. ja9-6t'
w ANTED = GENTLEMEN'S GOOD SECOND
w hand Clothing, for which highest cash prices paid
also guns pistols Watches &c, at 1901 tn st sch
ja4-1m' A EIZNAR
WANTED,-HORsEs TO. KEEP; BOX STALLS.
" personal attention Order box at Prices stable.
city cLAkk Sligo Nd !s sha ss iiG
WANTED-GOOD SECONDHAND CLOTHING,
w guns, revovers old gold and silver, for which
highest cash prices will be paid. Call LASKEY'S
Loan once, 2Ol Penn. ave-, corner I'd st. my26
w ANTED-vISITING CARDS, 75c PER HUN
w bred WeddinRfCards and Address dies, low rates
kERVAND'S. 1O12 Pennsylvania ave. NV. dl2-lm
WANTED.EvERYBODY SUFFERING FROM
w smoky Chimneys to know that guarantee to
cure them or NO ray required; Ranges Furnace and
lab 18th ST. NV. dl3-3m
WANTED-sTEAM CARPET CLEANING AND
w Renovsting Works; Feathers Renovated, Mat
tresses Made Over Furniture Steamed and Moths De-
stroyed F.HYOUNGS1 402 Paw, Telephone lOOS-2.
d11-4m
WANTED-H BAUM PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH
w prices for second-h hand Furniture, Carpets and
Feathers. Entire Households Specially. Address
219 9TH st. s. dl
WANTED-TRY OUR BUTTERINE AT 20 CENTS
teri for month, money refunded Families served
postal for sample stalls s.: and sS
Market ook for the decorated stals) opposite Col
denis hsh stalls also 4Gl stn.w. Telephone, 6432
or $50. WIN. c. SCRIBSER. n26-2m'i
WANTED-IT KNOWN THAT FRESH ALDER
lvered in u Id "Ward" prints, soc per H. Also Cot
tage Cheese and Buttermilk Sweet Milk &C. quart
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-A BALTIMORE LADY DESIRES A
tsr al Invalid or elderly lady Address aoVHRSKss
WANTED : SITUATIONS FOR FIRsT-CLAss
w English Coschmsn and Butler; also. Bookxeepers,
al St.
jal2-6t'
WANTED-AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
Buffers sAM'LA. COOMBS. 926 F ST.. NV. jaI2-3t'
.H WHERE ro G Ma
bok Si
WANTED-A SITUATION BY A GERMAN GAR
w dsner; one who understands the business thor
MER. Mr. walter 5aorist> 14thsf road, DC II:
WANTED "A PLACE AS LAUNDREss IN A
endG rste Are ssmii and drs will come well
WANItD = By AN EXPERIENCED, LADY A
w Position as Governess to young children, com
s pansn sssE s any position of
WANTED-YOUNG LADY WISHES SITUATION
Mss seain.tress. Address sEAMsTREss. Star
WANTED A YOUNG WHITE MAN. AN EX-
w perienced bon bon caramel, burnt almond, and
general candy maker place: can furnish good refer
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, SITUATION; Is
w experienced with horses. dairy and farming;
careful and reliable; good references. Address Box
WANTED = EXPERIENCED STRNOGRAPHER
zSdrss. F. p. SIS iosR Street H vs.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN A PLACE AS
w handy man; willing to work. Good reference.
Address NED, 202l 9th street NV It.
WANTED-BY A CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
" Carpenters Work TO do or to superintend for
building material Address ). " b., 1I6y st. Sc i.
WANTED--BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL
w situation as ciialpbar.Iad and sewing. cham
bernaid and nurse. Reference from the last place.
Call or address 1872 goth ST. INV. janlI-2t.
WANTED-BY A FIRST-CLAsS COOK, JUST
w from NeW York, place in Restaurant or hotel
can give rood references Address 400 st. NV.
js11-2t.
WANTED-BY REsPECTABLE YOUNG MAN
w CAD. experienced. position collector; refer
ences furnished. Address X y r. Star office. Let
WANTED-BY. A RESPECTABLE WHITE GIRL.
w place as cook In private family good bread and
pastry cook no washing; references given and good
wages expected Address W. w. Star Office. jal1-2t'
WANTED-B A WHITE WOMAN. A POSITION
" rs working house keeper in trst-ciass family
where there is other help Address NJ R.. Star office.
jal1-3ts
WANTED. BY A YOUNG MAN. A PLACE IN A
ness; salary object excellent references Address
r. M, care Ryon Tracey, BIB 9TH st. NV. ja10-3t'
WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED COLORED
w man place - cook or steward I'm a hrst-class
private family; none others need apply. Address
COOK, Star ofnce- ta10-3ts
WANTED-BY A LADY OF EXPERIENCE, A
tary or Amanuensis. Address Mrs Z. W. g., Star
ofice. jal0-3ts
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-UNIMPROvE PROPERTY FOR GUS
w toners, in all parts of the city single lots and
large blocks HEBRON 4 RAMEY
tal2-1m 1907 ST.
WANTED-FORC LIENTS-LOTsFR FROM CENTS
~ TO 81 per foot; and houses from $1,000 to
named. j. A. SETTLE co. 1929 st. jaS-lw.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

(yoNnEIesIoNER on DEEDe EoR ESERY sTATl
No fs;c l nirise2 :.s Z &c csn% S:
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FOR RENT-BTABLES.

FOR RENT-HTABLES,
EOR RENT 81 ABLE IN GOOD ORDER; ACCOM-
modations Tor horses ;aaree hay loft; will ycnt
dAespSo gg0dtteannt Apply ut ylS d, NV. usS3ts
i stalls and ample carriage ROOM. two ccschmens
rooms LII stanton Alley. rsar 81 Asmflton Hoose
Apply 81 Once Of the Portland. h29ws
IT for four horses and vehic1es; excolsot eon1itjon
With Al conve1isucesi rent vesv low u tahen = oncs
WE DON'T INTEND TO CARRY ovER ANY
py,c. ~ SsM Tu nsiI o sS6eSS; Az qy e cSt
CLOIalN0 20. 7th and q nfs. moan
& mn YA9Ds % ss;INCH cAsH11RE REl-
Es@Ssnts &c. XtfS1xs DousGE o6SsfEx.
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A LIST OF REJECTED CASES SENT To THE MAJOR
The District Commissioners have still on
hand so.ie Of the liquor license cases that have
been pending since the beginning of the license
year. The johnson case was brought no YES
terday by an argument presented BY Messrs
hattlngly and Wolf. In this case it is urged
tha' me TACT that the Commissioners last year
granted INN license after he had been con-
Nicted OF selling on Sunday condoned that Of
Tense 80 Tar as the question of issuing him a Ii
cense this year is concerned License was
refslsed THIS year ON the ground
| that he had been twice convicted of violating
| the Sunday law. One of these violations oe.
CURED. however. before his license of last wear
| was issued. Commissioner Webb. speaking OF the
matter to-day. said that he thought the point
raised IN behalf of Mr.. johnson was well taken.
Mr. W ebb said the Commissioners were criticised
by liquor men for harshness in enforcing the
| regulations. However. all the dealers were
! given fair notice of the intention of the Com
\ missioners. Some OF those for whom the fair
est promises were made had already been ar
rested under their new license for violating the
| Sundry law.
The Commissioners have forwarded to the
| superintendent of police the following list of
persons whose applications have been recently
| considered and finally rejected, so that the
-Bar-rooms-Thos. j. Mcclure.
! rs oath: w. q. Johnson. 24291S NJ; ID. p Ham
nan, $50 9th: James d. DAILY. 2sO5 NJ Barbara
Weber. 2i3 New Jersey avenue; Robert w.
Wade. North Capitol and G.; McGiIl Grove,
1903 N; John II. Perreard. sos 18th; Louis
| Reese. sol 18th: Antonio Wiener. 1888 North
Capitol; S. X. Wall. 1885 1lth.
Nhoiessle-Nichael Leech. 1l45 10th; John
o. Brien. Champlain avenue and Boundary:
Rose Marmaauke. l025 32d Mary Halloran,
262l /; Jos. Henklebin. 2215 Z: Frank H. Hoof
1900 5th; Robert Murray, 1902 Goth; Thomas
OConnor. I503 10th; l.. G. Milovich, 6l5 d.
Antonio Hennhaefer. 1923 l.: p. j. Mcintyre
27ls NJ; W. =. Arundel, 2440 9th; JOS Camp
| bell 1907 Goth.
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