Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-14
Send your telegrams Ono letters) to
 J. B. LONDON,

Pennsylvania.
 Your password and number is "Haunt 494.''
 CAUT1os-Be sure you have the numbers (piainiy written) on all telegrams after you sign grams will positively receive no attention what ever. The "fgures'' arc very important. All answers from me will be sent to the same name and address as written on the present envelope unless otherwise instructed by you.
 Above all things do not sign your name only your password and number and send all tele- Pany lines eff possible) to avoid mistakes, also prepay all messages, as it is very important name or address, refuse to give it, simply say, My name or address is not necessary"
 a De So o whatever, as 1t is put there by the new admins tration to find out who has got the plates, as of the original plates is the foundation of my success, and as have the plates the stamping of this ridiculous notice cannot injure me at all, unless to frighten off some timid agent.
 The third enclosure is in the form of 8 typewritten letter of nearly 5000 words, and marked 'strictly confidential" This letter is couched in the most plausible language and represents thct the recipients of the communications will receive $4 ,000 in green goods for $350 cash; $7 800 worth can be purchased for $500; SIS, 500 worth for $650, and $28, 900 for $1 ,OeO.
 The circular letter was unsigned, but cautions the recipient under no circum- stances to write letter, but to under all circumstances follow directions laid down in the circular explicitly. After explain ing at length the advantages to be secured by handling the goods the circular letter concludes as follows:
 First-Don't as long as you live, ever write me 10 will end, Don't forget this, please, and remena- beE mean s1aety ys, what It ae say m hare and me. send telegram, copy Of which Is herein inciosed. Send this telegram as it r+ads and is signed on enclosed slip. Re nemher, send no let ters; telegrams only received.
 Third-On receipt of your telegram will send yon full instructions how to meet me and what hotel to stop at, then no mistake will be made in finding me- Don't think of coming on to meet me without first telegraphiog me for instruc- tions, which be sure to follow.
 Now allow ma once more to caution you not to write letters You must be guided by my ad. aa be be orable. do me no harm aud you will never regret it. You can make money faster and easier by dealing in my goods than you ever dreamed Of
 Others profess to have these goods, but tell you canoi"ly no one can furnish you 'he goods same quality, as my stock. You are at libt rty to take my word not for this, but if I find you are disposed to write or telegraph any and every to trade with you I shall send other letters tc you, 50 if you do not do as ask, and open cor reSpOB denco with others, am na Die to Know Il and won't trade with you under any considera tion.
 Yours very truly, in honor and confidence. The police are endeavoring to locate the senders of these communications, but SC far have not succeeded, although daily communication has been held with tht New York police in reference to the mat ter. Any number of these confidential cir culars have been received in this city, i being apparent that the students as @ clas' are not the only ones worked upon. 4 ! number of these complaints have been re | ceived from residents of Westville and Ess Haven, while private citizens residing o, ! Whalley avenue and other streets of th | city are in receipt of the same or simila | communications.