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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-06
SALE.

The celebrated Southern Vie " Farm" of Col.
James 81. Byaye. In Washington county, Wiz.
Is, 1881.
800 acres 600 river bottom) limestone, blue
grass land, highly improved; very productive and
very beautiful. Part of bluegrass sod moi
broken In fifty years. ~
Residence aud grounds improved and at
tfacttye; magnificent scenery; railroad, telegraph
and tclcphol e facilities. Surrounded by scbO,,ls
and colleges and as good society as Virginia
Affords
Barns for 800 cattle.
In this region.
For particulars apply to
scpta4wks Abingdon. Va.
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TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OFADEED
a of trust dated the 18th OF September, 1890,
and recorded In the cler ks Office of the city of
Roanoke IN deed Ook e, page -, from w. H.
Horton, default having been made in the terms
thereof, and being required so to do by the ben.
at the front door of tho courthouse In The city OF
Roanoke. ON SATURDAY THE 2tST DAY OF
OCTOBER, AT IL NJ, the following described
parcel OF land, to-wlt:
Lot No. Is in section 12, as shown on the
map OF the lants OF the Oak Ridge Land Com
panv.
TERMS: Cash as to the costs of sale and
the sum OF so, with Interest from the 29th day
ofScp;ember. 1so0, and az to sI5, with interest
the 10Th of September, lsg2. and the remainder
upon credit OF one and TWO Year,. unless DIFF
ferently announced on tho dey OF sale. Deferred
payments 10 bear interest and to be secured by =
deed of trust. LuCIAN ii. COOKE, Trustee.
sept30-tds
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TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- deed or trust executed to mo by Luther
Miiier, dated August IS 1870, and recorded in tho
hoanoRc, VA, In deed book AZ, page 2u3 In trust
to secure to 5. s. Brooke the payment of the sum
OF SS:'l, evidenced by two negotiable notes Of
said Luther Miller, bearing even date with said
deed each In the sum OF $tt7, payable with In.
terett from date respectively in one and two
years from date, and default having been made
In the payment OF the first OF said notes Ia fall dine
at the request OF said s. ). Brooke shall sell m
the highest bidder, ut public auction in front OF
the court house, in the city OF Roanoke AT 10
O'CLOCK NJ ON FRIDAY, TIE 18TH DAY OF
oCIOBER, 1891, all that certain lot or parcel OF
iand situated in the city or Roanokc and
bounded and described as follows:
beginning ut point on the west side OF Com.
mercc erect 90 feet south OF Pine street; thence
south degrees 80 minutes west to n poipt
thence north IS degrees 10 minutes wet 1850 feel
10 nm alley: thence with said alley north degrees
90 minutes east 80 feet to point; thence south IS
degrees 10 minutes cast 1856 feet TO the place of
beginning. 70
TERMS: Cash to so much OF the proceeds NJ
may DC necessary TO defray the expenses of ex-
ccnting the trust, including the trustees com.
missions, as provided for In said trust deed and
10 pay the sum OF $i47 with interest thereon from
august 70. ISM, ant as to the additional sum of
S4ttwlth interest thereon from August 25, 1850,
10 august u, 1872, upon credit until said last
mentioned date, and the residue, unless otherwise
announced at the time OF sale upon n credit of
one year from date OF sale. deferred payments to
bear interest and to be secured on the uropcrty
ny deed or trhst or vendors lien.
septlG-Odays ROY u. SMITH, Trustee.
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TRUSTEES, SALES.
RY VIRTUE OF A DIED TRUsT,D

vinTUE OF a DEED TRUST,D =
ord In the clerks Office OF the Hastings Court o,
tho city OF Roanoke, Va, lin deed book O.. page
OBJ, In which John Fitz conveyed to the under.
Roanoke, va, therein described, to secure INA
). Meacham the sum of e, 3s3.S4 evidenced by
twenty.cight monthly interest bearing notes for
tho sum OF go, executed by Ella j. Meacham
the 4th day OF June, 1888, and ninotyeix monthly
interest bearing negotiable notes for $2O, dStcd
l2th day OF March. 1882 and executed by Ella J..
Meacham to WIN. Glenn Baylor, aud two other
interest bearing negotiable notes for 81, 299S7.
executed by John Fftz to Ella J. Mcachsm, dated
September a3rd, 1880, and payable in one and two
years from datei and default having been made
In 1 the payment Of tho fret OF ssld notes for
Fl ,299SI and having been required by the bone
hclnry IN said deed go to do. will cell at public
auction on the promises, In the city Of Roanoke,
Der, 1891, AT 12 O'CLOCK, on that day, all that
described rs follows:
BEGINNING at the southeast corner OF Holiday
anu Dale streets; thence with Dale street eouth
~ degrees east 100 feet to point thence south
~ degrees west $50 feet to an alley; thence with
same north 80 degrees west 100 feet to Holiday
street; thence with Holiday street north 10 dc-
grecs east 100 feet to the beginning, with ali the
appurtcnanccs thereon. - :
TERMS: Cash sufficient go pay any OF the un-
pIovement Company and the note for 81 ,aso.S7,
with Interest, and tho costs OF executing this
Trust, and the assumption OF the notes not then
que o,, the Park Land and Improvement Co npauy
. Glenn Baylor, the fret of which falls due
Si'SS.S7. due Ella j. Mcacham on the Esd
the residue on such time as may be made
known on day of sale, deferred pay ments
TO be secured by deed OF trust on the property
cold, 500 cash required to be deposited at time
sept 29-tds
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TRUsTEEs. SALES.

NRvsTEE's sALE--BY yIRTUEo OF A DEED
a. OF trEst, dated September s. 1890 exccn ted N
the undersigned trustee by Edmund Didler and ID
ns,fa IN deed book Is. page 3I2 of Roanoke
hhustings Court, clerks Office default HAVING
tS een made In paying part Of tho debt secured
5sT1' 1so, viii ON THURSDAY. 0CToBEK
sonr n; aSn,AF IL O'CLOCK NJ, in front of the
der the lots in said deed Of trust mentioned Wing
In Hoanokc, Va, and de scribed az follow: '.s
Bcginning OF the southeast corner of Clarke
IN nce streets; thence south IL degrees cast
ioV leet 10 an alley; thence with alloy north 40
degrees east 100 feet to point north ii
WI Clarke street south 10 degrees west 100 feet
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the cos,so
executing exc; this trust and to pay the balance on
nolc aue september 5, 1891, OF $685. with Interest
ana protest fees, and assume one note OF $500
d ms september 5, 1870, and due September s.
lo.S, WIN interest from date executed by Ed
d munt Didior to A. E.. King; and as to the resi-
sale. q a JiIiEENsVMW a on uay OF
Mr.. Didier has sold this property and tho nov.
vendecs. O. A UIfEEWa S ~ py his
scpt29-tds Atustcc'
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$500 Reward !?

WE will pay the above reward Tor any Case OF Lsysa
Complaint Dysssa, Sick Headache. Indigestion. Cor.
stipation or Costveaess we cannot euro with Vests
Vegetable Liver Pills when tho directions arc psricSiy
complied with. They are purely Vegetable and neyae
fail to give satisfaction. Sugar Coated Largo boscn
containing 30 ifla Is csnss Beware OF eoantorfsits
nnu .nItations Tho Rsnnino manufactured only %,
rh.s JOHN c. WEST COMPANY. CHICAGO. ".A
Sold by the Roanoke Drug Company
Campbell street. lsne3-iy.
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ISNRUSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
a deed OF trust executed to me by Mosollc
Ross, dated the 18th OF March, 1870 and recorded in
deed book 81 page 391, In the clerks office of the
trust to secure the Roanoke Land and Improve
mcnt company the payment of the sum OF 1915,
payable In three equal inetalmepls Of 1925 each,
Win interest at the rate OF six per centum per
annum, payable annually, and default having
been made In the payment of the first of said in.
staimcnts and the interest payable annually as
aforesaid, and having been required by the said
hoanokc Land and Improvement Company so to
do, shall offer for sale to the Highest bidder ut
public auction in front OF the court house tn tho
S Clty OF Ro9nokc, Virginia, on MONDAY, TIE
the following tracts or parcels OF land lying in
the City OF Roanoke, Va. described as follows
to-wit:
:, beginning at point ON the south side of
Rutherford street two hundred and fifty feet
west OF Lee street; thence south two degrees
west with line OF w. ii. Horizons lot two hundred
and twenty feet to Harrison street, thence with
Harrison street north cighty-eght degrees west
one hundred feet to n point; thence north two de-
erces east and with limo OF w. II. Horizons other
lot TWO hundred and twenty feet to Rutherford
street: thence with Rutherford street south
eighty eight degrees cast hundred feet to the
beginning, containing twenty-five thousand
square feet more or less.
TERMS: Cash rs to enough to discharge nll
trust and to pay the amount now in arrears to
the Roanoke Land ~ Improvement Company
being the first instalment OF S225 with INTEREST,"
on S67o from the 18th day of March, 1890, until
per centum; tue balance 10 be made pa, able in
three equal annual instalments In one, and two
ana three years from tho date OF sale, to be Sc.
cured by deed OF trust upon the property.
aug2s ids - Trnst.,e
The above sale is postponed until Satu rday,
the 10Th day OF October. 1891, at the same time
scpl2S-tQ5 JOSEPH L. DORIAN Trina ec
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sopt15-tds

'faU OSd aS ,rn sALE.BY VIRTUE OF
Gotte5, dated the 4,h day OF septic nber s9o and
court OF the city OF Roanoke, In deed hook IA
page l62 In trust to secure to the Traders Loan
Trust and Deposit Company tho pa, mcnt OF the
s nnans OF sG0o evidenced by the two negotiable
S %eiSc payable with Interest from date ii
thereafter, to the order of the Traders Loan.
Trust Trust and Deposit Company at the Commorciai
National Bank, at Roanoke, Va, and default
having nay been made in the payment Of the first of
SAID notes, at tho request OF the beneficiary in
sad deed shall sell to the highest bidder ut
city Of Roanoke. Va, on SATURDAY. THE
,qri DAY OF OCTOBER, 1SlI, AT IL O'CLOCK
NJ, those two certain lots or parcels of land
situated in the city of Roanoke, Va, known ms
lots 10 and IL In section 8, rs shown by the NAV
OF the Belmont Land Company
TEKMS-Cash sufficient to pay costs of sale
including trustees com mission as provided In
SAD dceI OF trust,and to nay the sums OF S9Ig
inc purchaser to assume the pay ment or ono notc
OF S'90; due on tho 9TH day or September, 1881,
with interest from the 4th day OF Scptem be 1880
,Mcsiduc, IL any, on such terms rs will be made
known on the day OF ealc. e f. COLE
scpti0tds. Trust..
Thcsc notes were assumed nv anl,sonncn, n,r
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..

New YORK, Oct. 5.-ISpeoiall-Ex-
change quiet and heavy at 4s0T CASA.
Com mercial bills, 4704@4s2X. Money
easy, at 2k@6, closing offered at az.
Sub-treasury balanoes-gold, $50, Os5,-
600; currency, Sl1, O64, 900. Govern
ment bonds dull and steady-4s, 116.
State bonds dull and steadv.
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TRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
Il deed of trust executed to me by W. p Camp
and Georgia A. Camp, his wife, dated the 5th dny
OF May 1855 and recorded in the clerks office or
the Hastings Court of the city OF Roanoke Va,
In trust to secure to Joseph l. Doran trustee the
payment OF the sum OF 1926, payable in three
annual instruments OF S175.00 each, with d per
cent interest until paid, and default having been
made In the last of said instalmcnts, and Having
been required by the said Jos. l. DOran, trustee
80 to do, shall ofrer for sale to the highest
bidder mt public auction, in front of the court
house In the city of Roanoke. Va, on THURS
DAY, THE 9Th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1891 AT
l2:SO r. M, all that certain lot piece Of ground
situated in the city OF Roanoke, Va, bounded
and described rs follows: beginning mt a point
on the east side OF Nelson street lUG feet south
or tatlioad avenue; thence south 81 degrees AZ
minutes enst ninety-1vc (a5) feet; thence south
degrees 10 west twenty-five (25) feet; thence
north 81 degrees 45 minutes west ninety We (D5)
feet; thence north degrees 10 minutes cast
twenty-five C25) feet to the place OF beginning
TERMS: Cash MS to enough TO defray tho cx .
penses OF executing this trust, inclndinp the
trustees commission OF legal per centum, and to
pay or and discharge tho satd last instaimcnt
now due and payable, amounting TO SlT5OO with
interest thereon ut per cent. per annum from
the 9TH day OF May, 1888, the balance to be made
payable In three annual instruments In one two
and three years from date of sale to be prOperIy
secured H. E. CiERUhRD Trusten
sept30 tide.
The above sac, by consent Of all parties. has
been postponed until Monday. the 9th day of
November, 1891, Mt the same time and place
oct2.tds H. E. GERHARD, Trustee
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chasers. = C.tTTEG1' '
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Our ycndces have assumed to pay the debt sc
cured by the above deed OF trust.
oct6 ids w T. AL RJAIR
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septi3.iods

This sale has been postponed I'll Tuesday tho
9Th day Of october. j. ALLEN WATTS,
sepsss-,ds. Trustee,
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The above sale, by conscnt of all parties, has
been postponed until Wednesday the 18th day or
october; 1871, Mt the same time and place.
OctStds. JOSEPH /, DORIAN. Trustee
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SINKING FUND COMMISSIONERS.


Mats In the Corporate. Cosnsei's 0nce and
Dock improvements Engage Their Attestlop.
The Sinking Fund Commissioners met IN
the Mayors Office yesterday and discoursed
on the subject Of rats. The discussion grew
out Of the question as to whether the lease OF
the present quarters Of t6e Corporation Coun-
sci in the Steuts. Zeifuns building should be re-
newed.
The objection to renewing the lease was the
report that rats were overrunning the build
ing. and that they fed occasionally upon valu-
nble papers and records or carried them of to
build nests with. Recently professional rat
killer was employed. He captured and killed
seventy-f1ve rodents In one night, and shortly
afterwnrd no made another raid and got away
with nearly. forty. It was decided to POSTPONE
definite Hction until Corporation Counsel Clark
Dock Commissioner Cram, with a lot OF new
ideas rs to dock. building, which he picked up
On HE recent t1p abroad. suggested 10 the
and ons ref ronts b aTer
70 BE- done on the piers could be done In bet
The Mayor said this system might prove a 1t
Of the work would make tho additional cost i
The Rssis asg Bosrd desires to extend the Re-.
csgfisn aospIts a. re lot q sixtssnth street..
os ssS the Soudps Ss
tp%o sooo II
IA6th street and 10th street, noar Lenox ave.
tiers In Essex Market now used By the Exempt emp
Firemen's Association he fitted up for school
purposes. Corporation Counsel Clark reported
legally.
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GUILTY. Of CONTEMPT OF COURT
Two Republican Election Inspectors who
1EnoreA - Order or Judge Lawrsnce's.

Two Republican Election Inspectors who
Ignored ~ Order or Judge Lawrsaee's.
Timothy J. Donovan and Philip G. Reilly, Re-
publican members Of the Board Of Election
Inspectors ofthe Seventh election district Of the
Second Assembly district, which met ct James
street and New Bowery. were ordered to prison
for ten days BY Justice Lawrence Of the su-
preme Court yesterday. and directed to pay
$3.50 each or stand further term in jnil.
They were charged with gh.handed work
among the voters OF the district and disre-
RardinR writs OF mandamus issued BY Justice
Lawrence directing them to receive three
votes 1t appeared that Richard Burke. Ber-
nard Curtis. and Horace w. Lower went into
The e0 Sss,s on eecton dsy ba. did no. fod
4sP LAYER up sv ny GSSa s yS Ss1
s ssssD t SEt' vSssD the Board %
have sssfa RSPSIs e t. hsd
mandate. Reilly concurred with him when tile
Board So oean
yoSn SNGs to IT, being o
urged ss9 did not noW tat fR the
guilty Of gross contempt Of court. They had
not tried to ASCERTAIN II the .writs were Henu-
They therefore dlsregarded the writs at their
perl. The opinion concludes:
This is the first time In my experience in
which an inspector Of election has refused to
obey the mandate Of the Supreme Court and
the offence Of which Donovan and Reilly are
not be condoned or even lightly punished, and
the punishment should be- such as to deter
election officers in tho future from disobeying
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-17
sp.cd ON ,he Elevated Road.

To rHE EproR TIE sun--Siri In an article giving
the speed regularly attained the Third Gle.
waited on the third track between 12pth street and
Fiftyninth street you tho regular schedule time
only. but much greater speed 10 possible. Not
long ago left 120th street slightly more than two
minutes behind time and made II up before reaching
Fftyninth street. making the two stops usual That
was about twsntyone miles an hour.
why shouldn't the third track DO completed to Ninth
street, That. with stops 81 roryseoond and Thirty.
fourth would knock from six 10 ten minutes more on
the run 10 the CITY Hall.
In my opinion this community has . very deficient
conception Of the work that's In the system of elevated
roads. HARLEh.
DEC. 10.
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whys

TO THE EpiroR oy THE Sux-Sir: Your Washington
correspondent this morning states that the almost
universal opinion IL that Mr. Mills should be offered the
Ways and Means Charmanshp.
wbyi Mir. Crisp defeated the Texas statesman in
fair and square battle for the speakeship The line OF
public policy that Mr.. Mss leadership would suggest
at such variance from the wsllknown views Of the
Georgian that 1t appears impolittc yes suicidal to
throw away all the vantage gained 70 smsliorate the
mental and bodily anguish OF the Texas sulker.
Mr.. csrisls's recognition OF Mr. Randall while II
doubt the good Of the country. the subject
OF good deal OF talk In Warrington at the time In
fact. some members unohartable a. 70 charge
the Kentucky statesman with having trouble with bis
spinal column Can Mr. Crlsps spinal column be dis.
placed: II Is to be hoped not. RxwAsHIHoIoxIAs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-12-17
SMUGGLING WORKS or arr.
Some Forty PaintInes from the Paris s,a,au
that the CUSTOMS Oncers arc Looking For.

Some Forty PaintInxs from the ParIs A,alaa
that the CUSTOMS OMcers are Looking For.
Treasury Inspector Charles II. Traitteur Of
the New York Custom House returned from,
his Western trip yesterday afternoon. His
chief mission had been to seize nearly forty
valuable paintings said to have been Snug.
gled into this port early Inst fall na household
effects. After SELLING GGromr's Lion In Am
BUSH aud AUX Armes." found In the possess
sion OF Col. August Gross. Mr.. Tnittcur
learned that many OF the paintings alleged tn
hnve been smugGlcd ut tho time mentioned
had boon sold to persons unaware OF the charge
that they had been smugglc.l But. notwith-
standing the Innocence Of the buyers. Uncle
Sam cum still seize them II they Gun he located.
It was learned that Col August Gross from
whom Mr.. Trlitteur. seizc!l the two paintings
IN Minnsapols. e 9 French citizen. with Offices
aud is Colonel u tie Fifty.nith New YORK
Regiment It is claimed for Col. Gross that
while In Paris several. months since he pur-
shased THE Lion in Ambush" and other
strssi .sp%sn. Ssx
determinsd Sy the ue customs now Suthorit IS
hore ~ how 1t comes about that there ia no
re record Of the paintings hnyinE been entered at
plain whether he paid ths customs duties, 70
Spiridon 4 Co agent in Paris. and. H. he did.
sptridon Co. will be asked to explain their
Most Of the paintings alleged to have been
ss sr s4n e thI rs 1
other Western cities
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At LARGE, or By DIszR1c1ss
Gen. Harr1sop's Proposed Anendnent - Il
the Choice or PreslAential Electors.

Gen. Harr1sop's Proposed A0endnent - to
the Choice or Presldential Electors.
To THE EDITOR OF THE SuN-Sir: The
statement In the message Of President Harri-
son that ali the States have. acting freely anc
separately. determined that the choice OF
electors by q general ticket is tho wisest and
safest mcthod. and 1t would seem that there
could be no objection to constitutional
amendment making that method permanent"
should not pass unchallenGed. The history OF
the American electoral system is o recital of
the great wrongs aud acts OF injustice COM
mitted under the workings OF the general
ticket system. The reform movement Of the
first quarter OF this century aimed at the adop-
ton OF uniform district system throughout
the United States.
The Senate Of the United States agreed to
proposed constitutional amendment estab-
fishing the district system by two-thirds
vote Of % to 0 on Feb. 10 1913. The Legisla-
lures 9, North Carqlna Mas M'assachysetts. Viz
New spS NsT YGsk passed rsso
the district system. In the House Of Repre-.
noe sss eaaS
from the large States at that time opposed It
az tending e nnsettle one OF ae Compromises
9s:s ts r. SS5s m'Sa lsss
States. the choosing by the Legislature in Six
States. while In the remaining eight the elect
ors were chosen in districts.
Illustrious statesmen OF oil parties and at ail
times hav{s, given their eppreyal to the district
Haysrd and Gaiiatin. the second Adams and
Madison, Webster, and Story. Van buren,. BEN
ton and Morton. No public man. 40 far as aIp
ABLE t. learn; eyer publicly and honestly al
Inent which would compel all the States 70
OF this mode Of CHOICE WAS seen In tho election
Of 1884. Cleyeland did not receive a single
vt nearly quarter ter q mil!ion ms3 voted ior
iRan. Wisconsin: Illinois. and Iowa, 1.10A,O O8
votes were cast for him and thirty.three Dem
ocruts were elected to Congress-. yet Cleveland
received not q single electoral vote. while
Blaine suffered. however. from the same cause
ty-eight Republicans were returned to Con-
A careful study Of the workings Of the cleo
toral system will shoW that the district system
gives to every party In a State and every In
nation. CHARLES A. O'NEII-
NEW YORK. Dec. IL.
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POST OFFICE FUNDS SHORT:
Ex.Clerk Kennedy Accused OF Talslfyln
the Accounts or Snb-station No. q.

Ex.Clerk Kennedy Acsused OF TalsIfyIns
the Accounts OF Snb-Ssation No. g.
William H. Kennedy Of 224 Ninth avenue
was arrested yesterday by Post Off1ce In
spector George w. Beaver. charged with hav-
ing falsifled his accounts as clerk in sub-sta-
ton No. 2. at North Moore and Hudson streets.
The sub. station is In B. S. Caskeys drug
store. Kennedy. who was clerk in the drug
store. had charge OF the sub station. where
money orders. postal notes. and stamps were
sold and lotters registered. In November.
1890. no WAS succeeded by, Miss Mollie
Whearty OF 200 East Forty fourth street
Kennedy was arrested on tho affidayits OF
Superintendent OF tho Money Order Depart
ment William Plinly. Francis J. Cogan. a clerk
Is that be told Miss Whearty whom she sue
make the Quarterly, returns to Washington
this in order 70 cover the deiciency, caused
by his appropriation OF that amount Of money
before Miss Whearty succeeded him. Last
week the Justification OF the returns was dis
covered. An investigation was mado and the
order for Kennedy's arrest was issued. The
Post ONCE authorities eXonerate Miss Whearty.
Yesterday afternoon Kennedy was brought
before Commissioner Shields. He said he
wasn't guilty. He was held In $500 bail for
examination tomorrow afternoon.