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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-11-20
Cleveland and the London For
GER.

The free trade organs work
themselves into a white heat over
the presidential boom of the great
and good Grover Cleveland which
has been inaugurated by the Lon
don Times. One of them, the
student Chicago Herald says:
S'The London Forger, otherwise
known as the Times, assumes with
doubtful taste, the privilege of adj
vising the Democracy to nominate
Grover Cleveland for president on
platform constructed out of
Tuesdays victory.''
Why doubtful taste? Is it not
in accordance with the most ex-
quisite taste that the London
Times, representing as it does the
embodied advocacy of British in
dustrial interests, should wish
Grover Cleveland nominated on
free trade platform? And is it not
fitting exquisitely fitting that
the paper which some forty years
ago said that the Irish had gone
from Ireland with a vengeance,
and spoke of the event as the next
best: thing to their defamation,
should, when opportunity offers,
read a lesson to the Irish Demo
cratic politician-the descendant of
the Irish emigrant- as to the direc-
ton in which his chief duty lies in
the present emergency?
The Times is right. The
Chicago Herald and every other
intelligent free trade, Democratic
organ knows it is right. There is
no other course open for the Dem
ocracy but to nominate Grover
Cleveland and stand him upon the
platform of his own making,
which stigmatizes the dollar Of
tariff imposed on the British manu-
featured article as a dollar of I'M
warranted and unconstitutional
taxation. There is no way out for
the Democracy. They must do
that or nothing. And they will do
it, too. st. Paul Dispatch.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-11-20

When you see a little boy that is so
pleased to see his father come home
that he can hardly contain himself,
you may know that that father is pro-
viding for lot of enjoyment when time
shall make him child and that boy a
man. Wester7, RurQl
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1890-11-20
FRANK MEAD'S LETTER.
"A Few Concluding Remarks
4 About the Late Lamented
Election The Historical
Position of Mr.. Owen
III The Senatorial
#% Out1OOk " f-
Union Special Correspondence.

Union Special Correspondence.
\ There is one consoling thought
connected with the disaster follow
ing the political volcanic eruption
OF two weeks ago. Everybody
can now 60 back to business, and
attend to their own private affairs.
The country has been saved again,
and will continue safe until two
years have rolled around, when it
will be necessary for the farmer
once more to leave his pillow, the
merchant to allow his clerks to run
the business, the lawyer to permit
his clients to settle their disputes
without paying him a commission,
and the doctor to permit his
patients to recover, while all of
these gentlemen of various occupa-
tons 60 out into the hedges and
bye-ways of life, and periodically
keep the country from going
straight to the demnition bow
vows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-12
Robbed His Benefactress.

Alfred Porter, q colored man, told Judge
Miller today that he was forty-fve years old,
but he looked much older. He also said that
he was from sole verginny," and Lawyer
Kicks said that he came from q good place.
s.But the charge against him ID not good" re-
marked the court He was charged with steal
ing sl0 from q colored woman named Alice
Ellis. who gave him q place TO sleep. The
proof against him was positive.
Il wish 1 could make You stand on your
head" said Judge Miller, 'and make you work
out this money for that bard working and
honest woman You showed yourself villain
when you robbed the one who bad befriended
you After awhile people viii say good morn
ing and the response they will get will be .
brick" Porter was fined go or Is days, and
was ordered 10 make restitution or 60 days adj
ditionai in default
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-12
FAc1A1 BLrx,sHrs

John h. Woodbury's 1yS-page book on Dermstology
and Beauty. - chapters illustrated all skin and
scalp affections and their sealed
address on receipt Of lOc The largest establishment
Eczema Moles Warts, superb uous HAIR BirthmsrkS
Moth. hreckles. Wrinkles, Red Nose, Red VEINS oily
Sktn Acne. Pmples. BlAckheads BARRIERS Itch rcars
Fittings Powder Marks. Bleaching. Facial Develop
MsnS H9Iioy or sunken Cheeks. etc. JOHN a
York city Consuitstion free q oios or by letter.
Woodburys Facial Soap for the akin and scalp, for
SOC nl-skSI~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-12
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

TC0R sAIE-THREE TwO-sToRY sIX.ROOM
fok or saaEm N nls: 3. soq Ss;1:.n and $500
frames rentins for about s70o per year; lot II 1sS
FSs III between i6 and 9th ST: n Two NO
three.story bricks lot 40x7 for both ESQ 900
.ad l.: e. 44;s Sss ss
FOB sxIE.Pisrcs place between ilih and 18th IS
NV. two-story and cellar brick. six rooms and
FoR sxIE"7ih st be;ween East Capitol and SsS sss
r,; brick nine rooms and bath $4,000
r5E SALE Corner u ana sta a lot
FoR st between and ST; .e. two story
Fok sxLE-isth St between and sis NV small small
FOX sxLE"frsniiin stn w.. tour room frame 900
F0k SALE-H At between 4th and 5sh SITS: NV.
FoH sXIE:H st near aiss NV. eight room SsieS
roE W.iisei place near ili1 st NV so two.
Foi sAIE-Aen court Between and ss so !. W.
h fw4 two-s'0ry frames four rooms each; 70, io1
F0K sAiEspruee St. Droit Park seven rooms rooms
rYK sALE@iio.aois 18Th St n w. two frame
FoS sAE~TSo .Gs Da frames on St near sh
Sc and one seven-room brick on 9th St near X ST.
rSS ave. lie Dio' Dark
&c., '' : '''' i. Ii. wihSkk i ~ iSo0'
E0K sALEINEw TWo-sToRY AND BASEMENT
4, or'sk dwsllihg SIX rooms and bath room all mod
o,s..a.. TYLER kGTIh dE
room BRICK houses in st. Marss court Jet Sss asa.
PI,G and and SITS n VI Kent fer st1 20 Per mo-
nS-6t Cor 18th ana q SITS. NV.
EOR SALE - SEVERAL FIksT-CLASs MEN
dweilinE houses Of SUPERIOR construction and
SS TT to
1,OR SALE-ONE OF THE MOST COMMODIoUs
II and desirable English basement houses in the city
second floors finished in qusrtered oak aud mahogany
handsomely decorated and ready for occupancy !;
& see o VEL lafEted fgr
FOR sA LIZ, Il.i NEW THkEEsT AND
14th ST. cars; three rooms deep; eight bath
open replaces. furnace and all modern Improvement
prlGe s9ooo. Lasy terms fSr permit to inspect
Ap MS tss74a.i iAhA Nol iio7 e NV.
l,YUk sALE-BRlCK BUSINESS BUILDING, nth
brick d%sns seso sSod a1
for $4,000 Elegant brick dwelling with large SIDE
large frame dwelling II nice order and 30 Goo square
feet ground on l4 tn, st. extended $500 us ID
ir9ns scope 90; Eens front Dwelling
Srst 80 anS s' and
sos i9 and ia Exsns each siey
ssysrISokinE the entire ci,y $500 Nice place Il
house aid location; $4,000. Frame dwelling, lot ~
5t1G 15o' st. 4 ny: 5000 Frame me- dwe.g. lot
brick dwelling on W st. between Atm and 18th NV !;
S4.OOO. 2lo T. st. comfortable brick dwelling,
room for stable on the alley; $4,000 2U:j0 st. NV,
brick; $4,000 1881 X st. NV. lot 14xlO0: $1,000.
$1,000 each. Brick corner property, $40 st. W.
$500. Frame dwelling. 11S 18th st. ne: $l.l00.
Frame dwelling. 95S I'D st. Sc: SLIGO W. C..
DUvALI, 925 r St NV. nS-5t
Eok sALE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN!-BuY A
month Will buy an A No. l brick dwelling OF 8
rooms; lot 2exlllh feet to I2-foot alley, with a
ne, large, new story brick stable cost of buildings
$4,000; value Of lot 81 200. This fine wellocated
property is offered for days at only $4,000 above
easy terms: being premises No. I Ii st. sc.
MIST K. A. PHILLIPS & SON. l4I9 NY. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-12
THx JAWS PowrRs CoupAsx
615 :rH ST x.w.. WASHINGTON. D.,

Are sellins DIAMONDS WATCHES and yEwELRY
ON small weekly or monthly payments cheaper than
can be purchased elsewhere for cash. you have ts
use Of the article while paying for H. Call and see u.s.
Goods delivered on nrst paymsnt Open evenings.
n5-2m THE JAMES POWERS 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-12

All the democrats arrested for alleged elec-
ton frauds in Hampton county, g. C., have
been discharged BY the United States comma
sioner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-12
l1oS 9th at, u, w.,b,h,,

ll2S 9th st. n. ". b. h.,
Or. ..... ..........SS. 600
49, l St NV, I. H.,
Sr.....................-7.10O
3S l 1t. II. W., b. Il.
lit ...-.........-....6oOO
33S to 344 Jackson
Hall alley. q. 25O
ll6 I st. NV, b.h..
Ir....................6.O0 900
lll4 L 1l16 9TH st. 3.
W, b. h. ,1r.. and l FIJI.
4:i3 to AL Prather's
alley II. W., b.h. -. 1000
I'D ] 30 BIT. aw.. b.h..
Sr. ZOO
500 9TH 81. NV, b.h..
or............."... soo
'2l to 31231S d st. 81
1.h...................b000
blj 18th st. Sc. b.h..
Sr....--.........2,o00
JOB & 800 o ST. alley
NV, I. h. 200
! IL 10 129 Pierce st.
NV, b.h. 1880
u q st. NV, H.,
or...:.;.......,....- 1,oo0
lo.!!O 3D. st. NV. FIJI,
4r.................. ,o0o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-12
E0K RENT-UNFUKNIsBRD

y ~ Ell.
1872 Conn.sv.. ] 6rss7.5o
l3Ob Conn av, 12r, 80. :53
l1O9 Y skn.w.. lr. .sa33
lI6J L st.n.v.. I1r.. .S3. 3:S
! SO l %. NV. lar. .S:J. 33
l4O4 Stoughton St. Sr. SO
! 4US Cnapin ct, 9r....4O
lIOC 18th st. NV, 2r.
lafayette square, 1or--
1909 Ith st. nv. store
and dwelling .3J
l433 Ilorids aye, Sr. 81
33O 18th st. NV, 2r.. 50
o:Sl u St s.w., Sr. 30
1871 LIST st. NV, 6r. III
SHED.
III ST. mr.. Thomas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-12
HANDSOME LOTS IN

tFormer residence of eX- President Cleyeiand).
THIS is one o; the finest subdivisions now on the
market. The lots have unnecessary depth and all
command beautiful views Of the city and surrounding
country.
Thirty thousand dollars have been expended by the
owner IN substantial improy ments the tract dur
ing the Past summer. which add materially TO the
value OF the lots the prices OF which have been
vanced.
l.ctric cars pass the property every few minutes.
Lots Will be sold on easy terms Of payment.
TAOS. J. FISHER CO.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-12

MEETING OF INVENTORS, ArroRNKYs AND crrr-
zENs HELD AT THE ARLINGTON LAST RIeHr--
THE CENTENARY OF THE AMERICAN PATENT
SYSTEM TO BE FIFTY crLEBRArrp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-12
FOR SALE-LOTS.

EoR sALEzIF OWNER CAN SELL THIS WICK
will take 81, 500 for nns building lot on whitney
water and pavement This is the cheapest lot on the
81 and boa:. s
built ON adjoining lot: P.yen,en, and e.. cheap az
@ be in OssraslOn inside IL pSnsh: buy new BE-
EOR sALE-CHEAPEsT Lor IN COLUMBIA
e cor. o. 18th St: only aac cHas Il. bEicE. 1907
I(OR sALE-TwO DESIRABLE LITTLE LOTS on
feet s; SOC poe; ,nS SaAs. h BRIck i4O7F't
EoR sALE-Two BEAUTIFuL CORNER LOTS
- in Cleveland Heights adjoining Oak View subdi.
1Ss
cG%PnnS building cor 7'h St and L0u.isns
EoR sALE-A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT ON
foot s siie st between and SITS &91lts to To-
Firemen's Insurance Company bniidinns.
FoR sALE5LoTs "a TO 80 SQUARE le2. ON n
alley the i most S11n ave e en- ~
west for private residence a A. WILSON Fire@ saT
ms. Co. building. cor 9TH st. and La ave. nll-lOt
sS saEA sP5LHND.D Lot on ST NEAR
40. b i. WARNER + CO.
Most 9l6 + St NV.
EOR SALINE CAN SELL LOT 3 SQUARE III,
4 west side 10th st. bet. r and SITS W. for S2 az
per square foot DEEBLE DAVIS 4 CO,
NOR sALE-BY FISH MILLER, 1918 ST NV /;
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
lots on 18th and W SITS. Il. w. lSx66
Il lots, Oregon sv. bet N II. and 18th l6xS7
q lots. n. Cap. bet. MY av. and NV; lSxlOO
We can sell one or more OF the above nS-7t
IcOR SALEM SQUARE liz IMMEDIATELY AD-
Il joining Dupont circle; 4S feet frontage on Conn
ave- running through TO 18th ST. double frontage on
wide parking average depth as feet finest location
Tor apartment nouee with stores underneath. in the
city. JAMES L. DARTT
nS-1w Room :,2. Atlantic building
LOR SALE-BY FISH 4 MILLER l2l3FsT n W :.
OPPORTUNITY for BUILDERS and 1--WE ,TORS
We have several large properties especially suited
for subdivision. which We offer easy terma We
have al lots very nice for desiring
BKooKLAND ioTs very cheap; Sc. to 12c ns.7t
4 BLOOMINGDALE
North Capitol st. and Florida ave. 100 lots OxlOO
on North Capitol ST., Florida ave., X. and sts.
a. w. prices 4Oc to u per foot; large portion pur-
chase money four years at per cent Il ST. being
North Capitol being improved by the City and Eiec
trio railway; other improvements in progress For
plats, SC, apply to A. L. BARBER & Co,
nS-lUt LIE Droit Building
EOR sALE-CHEAP-JOT ON SEVENTH ST.
Il above the Boundary o0xI5Q to alley; only 44c.
per foot. easy terms. ED. J. OHARE,
nS-4t 1OO6 y St
EoR SALE-IO SINGLE LOT SEEKERS-wE
have six single lots on Maple ave-, LIE Drot Park,
I'VE OF " 10y ~ II each, and one corner lot 25 f.
front Price 900 each for inside lots and e2. 500
for corner. This is opportunity locate this
beautiful street Easy terms
ns-6t BARNES Il WEAVER. 629 st Nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-12

THE JAMES POWERS 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-12

u 1S2J NJ St Il. W.
lo-.--..----.........S2OS. 30
S415 Mass. ave. l7r.
and stable.............3OO
1897 NJ sLn.w.. l5r.166.67
13333 ~ II. IA W., 5r.. 1 30
l222s II st. NV ! 5r. ..15u
1873 u st Dr........l25
l3th st. extended. 15r.l25
JAZZ Mas. ay.n-w.l2rl25
l3OS II ct NV. lib
1Gl 4 2Ist st.nw..14r 100
ibis Conn. av 1ir. .01.61
11l3Q st. n W. 1lr. 80
1.lo Y 81. E.w-. 1lr. DO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-12
NOR SALE
slOll % sl.lAl l0AA

EOR SALE
Il 22l1 to 2243 10th
st.n.w.. b.h.....$2j. OOO
03S B st. s.w.. b.h.,
lSr. %, 900
1 to6 O'Brien's court
II. w. b. h..........2O.OOO
616 to $50 Md. ave.
s.w.. b.h.. 4r......lS, 00O
22lO to 2234 B'dy
st. NV. b. h, Ar. 10000
2O24 to 2U42 B'd'y
st. n. W., b. h.. 4r. 10. zoo
1888 l st. NV, b.
h.. 1r ............. 10. 00C
467 Missouri ave.n.w.,
b. h., I3r. .lO,00C
~I2o NJ st. NV, b b.,
lf................1O DOC
II 50 18th st. NV, I.
h., and 4 houses
rear: O.OOt
500 18th st. NV. f.h..
u 80. ............... 3,OUt
1888 TO l743 L 1t. n.
W. Or 9.O0C
207 g q. NV. b.h..
lOr...-.. ...........S 5000
Or. s.. O0l
l42l Bdy. st. Ii. W.. I. h..
BIG u st. s.w., b.h,
T................... -, 0Ot
1139 to llo1h 23d st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-12
FOR SALE--HOUSES.

IyoR sALE-vERY DESIRABLE LITTLE HOUSE
Il NV; 6-room brick. ga water in kitchen only
e1.SOO.
ON 23d 81. nv. brick. Q rooms and hath. hot and
nl2-Yt L. 4. LIPsCONB 1907 Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-12
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR RENT-BY @. H. Tickling, REAL ESTATE
u Broker. 1364 3.2d ST., W. Washington. DC.
3321 ST br, Pr mi. 40, I.35 34th, 0r m l. ss2 so
1918 34thbr, l2r ,m.i IS ,4g 33d b. At 5r 4 SO
ia Pros. sv b. Sr ..mi2S .49 sd. b. fiat, Or mi ,
332s Proaave b. Sr 20. % ". IN fenleytown Or Il
3f53 ST.. b. i2r mi .36 1910 st. .fr Or %
35Oo Y. Dr.. lr., - so Is 36th.fr Or, W. To- rs
350S o, Dr.. Tr IN - 80 I4:,u 18th fr Or w. 10 3
32lO Q, lr b, y. 81 3l4y Dumb'ton a. shop. U
1914 29thb. mi,o so ;s.s2S K. wareh'ekwharf 20
This is but portion of the property our books
Call for bulletins printed weekly.
o4-3m c. H. Tickling.
IrOR RENT-FURNISHED-A VERY DESIRABLE
Il S-room brick near Dupont Circle: all modern I'M
proNements So per month By the year.
Bf-lw DULANY WHITING. 500 st. NV
SOk LkASE-ONF. OF TIE CHOICEST OF III OsE
y new houses ON New Hampshire ave.. just north Of
Washington circles double brics, three stories,
rooms. all mod Imps; natural wood finish; will
be papered throughout -
n1-6t B. H. WARNER CO.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-13
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Mrs. Langtry is interesting herself in re-
ligious affairs.
Andrew Carnegie has offered to give $780,
600 to build a free library at Ayr.
General Won Moltke has broken his long
silence by coming out in favor Of cheap beer.
Miss Corinne Blackburn, daughter of
Senator Blackburn, Is recovering from a
serious Illness.
Presinent Harrison weighs just 1913
pounds-twenty pounds more than Post
master-General Wanamaker.
Premier Mercier will leave Canada in
September for France, it is said, to negotiate
a conversion of the debt Of Quebec.
1t is stated that Patti will visit this coun-
try in 1882 on the same conditions as on her
last four viSits-namely, that 1t will be a
farewell tour.
soldier Of the civil war, has secured PEN
sion of S72 a month and SIS, 123 arrears.
Wrighter is blind.
Lieutenant Manlio Garibaldi, youngest
son of the illustriOus Liberator, is about to
be married to Miss MantegazZa, daughter Of
the celebrated author Of that name.
All thinking people will learn with pleas
ure that MIR. Hymen of Mississippi has be-
come engaged to be married to New ork
girl. a little experience ought to have a
most salutary effect upon this reckless
young man.
The reigning belle Of Madrid is the Count
ess of Villa GODzalo. She is a woman Of
tall and graceful figure, with large, lustrous
black eyes and a beautiful complexion.
She IS married and has one child.
Tie Duke of Fife has a dozen suits of
clothes in constant use, and a cosby chron-
icler says that lie keeps his various pairs of
trousers on shelves labeled Monday"
Tuesday" and SO on to the end OF the
week.
One of the last of the vivandieres, Nine.
Laurin, has received the military medal in
consideration of her long and valuable SER
vices in camp and field. She is venerable
grandmother. and may live to see the COM
plete termination Of her profession.
Henry Bridgeman, the negro who gave
$4,000 toward the purchase of Mrs. Grains
Seminary at Kirkwood, Me-, is a saloon
keeper, and worth 100000 The seminary
thus becomes the first manual training
school for colored boys ever established.
In accordance with curious Austrian
custom, one of Archduchess Valerie's we'd
ding gifts has been a collection of articles
OF clothing worn by her in her days of baby
mood. Her first wee pair of boots, pre-
served for this purpose by her nurse, was
brought to her at Vienna by that worthy
woman.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-13
ST. Gertruds's Academy, Rio Vista, CAL

THIS INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN FOR THE
L next scholastic term Monday. August 18th. The
pupils Will find IL to their advantage 10 be present
at the formation of the classes
This Academy is situated in one of the most
healthy sections OF Solano County, and being on an
eminence the of the town, receives, through
a break in the Montezuma Hills the cool refreshing
breezes from San Francisco Bay thus making the
climate most agreeable and healthiu one. The
thoroughly furnished clasS-rooms, wellappointed
dormitorieS. MUSHROOMS studios, exercise grounds.
etc. together with the advanced course of learning
and varied accomp liShments in which young ladies
are so DESTROYS to excel have attracted students
from far and near From every county pupils have
been received, among whom are young lauies from
Siskiyou, Tuelumne, Los Angeles, San Jose and even
Nevada.
Several of the former pupils engaged in
+ teaching. both in public aud private schools.
The Academy. being Incorporated, is entitled to
confer academic honors This year dressmaking
with fitting and cutting. will be taught at the
Academy to those who desire 1t: also cooking, in all
its branches, by an excellent French cook Besides
the common English branches stenography, type
writing, instrumental and vocal music photograph
drawing, pastel painting In oil and water col0rs,
also painting porcelain are taught in all which
the pupils show much proficiency
Every advantage is given to the Students not only
10 enable them TO pursue an academic course, but
young lady to take her place in the social well as
the domestic circle, and TO become source of COM
fort to her parents
The institution is sufficiently removed from the
large cities to be quiet studious home for all those
who desire such for their children:
There are two boats daily from San Francisco and
Sacramento. One leaving Jack5On-5t. Wharf at IL
O'Clock A. NJ, and one from Market-st Wharf at
o'clock p The fare is 81. The boats COM
fortabIy fitted up and under the care Of kind and
Obliging officials.
The terms Of this school are very moderate con-
A magnificent :" Stars and Stripes" floats over the
exercise grounds since July 4th: it, as well as the
entire institution being the gift of NOBLE generous
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruning to the Sisters who have
charge.
Superior, St Gertrudes Academy. Rio VISTA
Cal. aus cod limo
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-13
A SKILLFUL PENMAN.
He Copies Uncle Sans Currency and Pas
es 1t Easily.

He Copies Uncle Sans Currency and Pass
es 1t Easily.
The most remarkable counterfeiter at
present living has been keeping the United
States Secret Service in such condition of
evaporation for long time past that no
trouble or expense would be considered
excessive for the accomplishment of his cap
ture. And this although he produces on an
average not more than two bogus notes in a
year.
The remarkable thing about these imita-
tons is that they ire executed entirely with
a pen. Once in six months. almost as reg
ularly as clock-work, one of them turns up
at the Treasury here, to the disgust Of the
Government detectives, whose utmost eff
forts cannot discover so much as clew to
follow.
The strangest point about the matter is
that the work of producing the bills in this
ashton, merely considered as question of
labor, remunerative or otherwise, cannot
possibly pay. They are always either
ffties or twenties, and to make one must
require pretty constant toll for quite half
year. The last one, which was received
only few days ago, was double X.
Funnily enough they come each time
from different city, and the suppostion is
that the forger leaves town for another
locality Immediately upon passing one. He
gets rid Of the note he has just completed,
which may remain in circulation some time
DcluIe ItdCnInB u Dank, anu departs long
before the police agents have chance to
arrive upon the scene.
The most plausible theory seems to be
that he is monomaniac of means, who
gratifes morbid taste in this astonishing
way. His imitation bills are so perfectly
done that no one short of professional
expert would hesitate to take them for
good money.
From the vignettes to the signatures the
work is performed with accuracy that bears
scrutiny with powerful mngnifying- glass.
In all likelihood the reason why the notes