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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23
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Mr. George o. Greene. editor OF the
Buchanan Banner. was III the Guy yes
terday.
Colonel Dabncy Gray. % CuipeDer. was
a caller at the State Library building
/ yesterday.
Mr.. Charles 4. Klebert Of 400 north
Henry street, has two children very sick
WITH scarlet fever.
DEPUTY Clerk Crutchneld issued a mar
rage license to Edward \. Jennings ana
Bessie l.. Clarke yesterday
Mr.. J. sturdivant Read. editor and pro-
prietor Of the Bath News. spent Sunday
in the city visiting friends.
Judge John r. Lowell. of Warren coun-
ty. called at the office Of the Auditor OF
Public Accounts yesterday morning.
Miss Lizzie Kent. daughter Of Lieu
teuant-Goyernor Kent of Wythoville, is
visiting at the Executive Mansion.
Hon. Joseph T.. Lawlcss. Secretary OF
the Commonwealth has returned from
trip to WashiI gton and New YORK.
Suit was instituted in the city Circuit
Court yesterday evening by the Colts
chalk Company against Charles J.. TODD
for sl1is.5s.
Hon. u. r. Francis who succeeded
Hon Hoke Smith. in Mr. Cleveland $
Cabinet spent Saturday evening at the
jefferson.
Judge Watts. Of Portsmouth. and COL
onel X. G. Marshall, commonwealth S
Attorney of Norfolk county are IN the
city on legal business.
Miss Katie Burke. who has been visit
ing I'm Philadelphia for the past three
months. returned home last week, ac-
cCmpanied by her mother.
A negro sneak-thief stole valuable
lamp from the clearinghouse. No. obs
north Seventh street. Saturday night.
The police are after him.
Miss Ray Hessberg. accompanied bv
her aunt. Mrs. William Goodman. re-
turned to her home, IN Danvlle, yes
tcrday.
Judge John W. Rely. Of the Supreme
Court OF Appeals. who has been indis-
posed and confined to his house for sew
eral days, was able 10 be- out again yes
terday.
Mr.. Walter d. Moses will give his regu-
lar semi-wcekly Aeolian Recital this az
ternoon at 4.3O 10 which the lovers OF
good music are invited. An attractive
and varied performance VIII bee rem
dcred.
Mr.. Charles Y. Bowers who was IN
jured last week in endeavoring to stop
Mrs W. J. Walkers runaway horse. was
net so we'll yesterday. and was suffering
considerable pain. lie spent very rest
less night.
The lighthouse tender Violet IS tied
up at the Bay Line wharf at Rockets.
She is waiting for an official who Is
expected here to-day, when the boat Will
start down the river on trip Of inspec-
ton
The old Dibren residence. No. u east
Main street. is being converted into
three large FATS for which work Mr..
w. A. Chesterman has contracted and
Mr.. W. c. West is the architect and de-
signcr There will Dee eight large rooms
20 o. floor, besides closets. pantry, trunk
room. etc.
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against six members of Engine Company
No. g. These charges were sustained.
but the cases against them were dismiss
cd. and the secretary instructed to write
them q letter OF admoniton.
Charges Of INSTRUMENTATION were pre-
ferred against members OF Engine Com
pany No /. but were dismissed after in
vestigatiOn.
Several members Of the Fire Depart
ment were summoned 10 appear at the
next meeting Of the Board, TO show cause
why they should not be fined for abb
sence from drill.
MR.. JONES ELECTED.
The Board then took mp tho election OF
q successor to Mr. Paynter, and the
president laid before the members appli-
cation from thirteen parties as follows:
Messrs. G. Gray BossieuX. J. &. Tall
man. Lonnis :. Jones. j. Taylor STRAIT
ton. II. Z. Cardoza. John G. Page. Rob
ert +. Joseph +. NJ. Nichols. \. {. Por-
ter. r. L. smith. John L. Taylor. IL. c..
Sterling, ard r. X. Paynter.
After the president had stated that
they were as fine a lot Of candidates
as he had ever seen. the balloting began.
4 number Of complimentary votes were
cast. President Frischkorn stuck TO MI.
Jones throughout while Captain g. +.
Tavlor threw bouquets IN every direc-
ton. Finally, on the seventh ballot MT
Jones was unanimously elected. lie was
at once sent for and congratulated 10y
the Board. after which Superintendent
Thompson introduced him TO his future
co-laborers I'm the Fire-Alarm Depart
ment. Mr. Jones will assume his duties
this morning
THE NEW SECRETARY.
Mr.. I.onnie s. Jones. the new secre-
tarv. was born in Richmond twenty-siN
wears ago. and was educated IN the
schools Of this city. He is a son Of the
late Mr.. Sampson Jones, Jr. After leaV-
ing school Mr.. Jones accepted the posi-
ton Of book-keepcr for the J. J.. Hfil
Printing Company. which place he heli
for nine Years For yea past he las
been engaged IN business for himseH.
Nj. Jones is a gentleman OF the hlgh-
est character. and has demonstrated ms
business ability 90 every position whi'h
ne has filed. Tho BOarl is 10 be con-
graduated upou the choice II has made.
Mr.. Jones viii not discharge all OF the
duties required of the late Mr.. Paynicr.
Since the death OF that gentleman the
BOARD has made two offices ont or the
position. an electrician and secretary.
Mr.. Jones fills he latter, his duties con-
sisting strictly Of hose PERTAINING TO 4
secretorship. Mr \. stephan. The fore
man OF construction Department. PET
forms the electrical duties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23
THE BALL SEASON OPENS.
THE ,yIRSTTY PLdi> IT'S FIRST
CANE UITH UOODBEERI fOHhSf
The school Boys Played a Pluck, "ame'
Randolph. Macon college Tear" '"S'
the fredericksburg Team

UNIVERSITY or VA, March @@.-Spe-
olaL-About four hundred people saw the
VARSITY defeat Woodbcrry Forest here
this afternoon IA toA Tho game lacked
snap and ginecr. and. although the var
sity had hc game cnnched from the be-
ginning the school boys put up an excel
lent game. Notwithstanding the fact that
they made Some vcsy costly errors.
Mclior and collier pitched great ball for
Virginia. allowing Woodbury. only one
hit. which was a scratch of tho latter.
McNair made two beautiful catches or
foul flies. and OKccfe made circus catch
OF "a Wild throw Co second. Taylor pitched
good ball throughout tno game. and AM
grows WORK in lcft field was of the high
PSI order. The work OF ths Varsity was
not as good ass 30 should have been.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23

ola soldiers at Hampton Have outdoor
Inspection for the Tir-t Time in Months.
HAMITO VA. March 22-Special.-
Rev. r. w. Sancin pastor OF the Dis
ciplos church. last evening, preached on
lessons from last Wednesdays prize
fpht. TO large congregation
For the FIRST tme ln months outside i'm
spectiou was held at the National Sol
dlers Homo yesterday morning. Prompt
y al $3.50 o'clock the buglc sounded ana
the old veterans formed in line around
The main hulHng. and headed 10y the
superb homo band. marched hy the Gov
crnors mansion. where they We're in-
spectcd by Governor T.. y. Woodhn and
staff.
The old soldiers. nearly 900 I'm line pre-
scented "a handsome appearance. dressed
in their bright uniforms of blue and
shiny brass buttons. and their step. all
though shaken hy aee lmauy of them
being four score ycars) was almost per
feet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23

ybev Made Their First Payment to Help
the soldiers Home.

r. Z. Lee Camp, Sons of Confederate
Veterans. held an unusually well-attended
meeting last evening The first buiness
transacted was the enthusiastic adoption
of "A motion that the treasurer OF the
camp make the nrst quarterly pay mcht
To- the Soldiers Home Tor the support OF
the veteran maintained there by II. one
OF the many practical charities engaged
i'm by the camp Is the appropriation OF
$50 a year 10 provide Tor the support "l
a veteran At the Home. This payment OF
So so is the nrst made by the camp on
this behalf. and the boys feel justly PROUD
OF IL.
Mr.. Pelham Blackford was elected u
member Of the camp.
The camp decided 10 take part III the
entertainment to bee given by the junior
Hollywood Memorial Association AT the
Academy April 18th and 18Th. ana VIII
have sixty-four members in the cuban
war scene.
A very interesting and entertaining ad-
dress was made by Colonel a. w. Archer.
\ picture O? the members OF the camp
who attended the unNeiling or the Pow 70
hatan Troop monument was pTesentcd 10
Comrsde Henry Werth by Comrade Les
lie Spence. and u similar picture TO the
camp by Comrade Cox, and accepted for
1t by Comrads Courtney.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23

william O. Bickel Dies In St""nt"n-Ad-
,,,rc. Guard of the Conference

sTAIrNTON. VA. March 22.-Special-
yyniam O. Bickle veterIn Of the Next
can war. died in this city this morning.
Mr. Rickle was seventy-ivc years old
and has been in feeble health for some
Years past. lie was born IN THIS city.
And has alvay lived here. He was a
member of Captain Kenton Harpers com
pany. Very few Survivors, OF the McNiodi'
war are left here. .,,,..
Preachers and visitors 10 the Methodis'
COnfGerce are coming In. The confer
cree opens Wednesday. the an.
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liiilcn hy ilnll Doc.

4 small colorel boy named Dan. Boier'
about eleven years Of age. Wa hadly lh-
jured about . o'clock yesterday eFen'n5
- the corner Of rwclteth ana Main
street bv being bitten boy two bull docs.
Ills lower limbs and hands were painful
ly laccrated.
Tho ambulance was called, and after
DR. LYME had dressed the boys wounds
ne was taken to his home, at No. is south
Twenty-siXth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23

DUATE. VA. March Civilian Far
r,er = nainter OF Clntwood, who has
ms hem indicted m Dickinson County
S9ourt charged with the killing OF Robert
Baker a short time ago, has been remoF-
10, a mob was being organized for the
nurpose OF lyuching him. Bakers friends
lave been greatly onraged over the Kill
ino, and there is 10 telling 90 what rN-
tent their thirst for revenge would have
carried ttcm. 10 seems 70 DE the general
oninion that Earn er will be- found guilt
~ of murder H. the first degree upon trial
The court at its last session refused 90
allow him bail or change Of venue. The
matter will prctatly be appealed 10 Cir
cult Court by his attorneys.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23
Fire at PhOebus.

u,,fpTON. VA March L-An inCcndI-
~ @N -,t,r,,t was made Sunday morning
f TO- bnrn The dwelling Of William II. Bail
80 ,,ho lives at Phoebus. two miles be-
low This place. Coal oil was poured on
the floor through window ~ ON on M ground
~ rooms and knew nothing Of his dan
Ger until aroused by the neighhors VINO
ss,y the flames breaking through the
roof The rear portion Of the building
Was Quilted The loss Will be about 500.
no inSuIa nne.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23
Iickel Ihiexr. Irnprrd.

Admission tickets have been missing
from the Academy of Music box oni.e
for some time. but on saturday wnen
three small boys attempted % nave
tickets for the matinee performance re-
deemed. and declared that they had pur-
chased them that morning, tire mystery
was cleared away.
NJ tickets had been sold that morning.
and the bows were caught. Under close
questioning they admitted their guilt.
owing to the youth OF the boys Man
taeer, Leath generously decided not 10
bring charges against them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23

Contract for the Monticello Let-ForGers
II MnrIt.

NORFOLK. VA. March 22.-special.-
Bids for the new Monticello Hotel were
opened to-day. the lowest being that
NJ T.. Patterson of Suffolk for S2ll.ss'.
jefferson has the contract for the brick
foundation at cost OF yi9o5. The PHI
ing cost $4,000.
george r. Howard white. was arrest
oh This afternoon on the charge OF ioig-
inc two checks-one on the Citizens
Danl and one on the Marine Bank Tor
$2l each.
George w. XIX (colored. alias John
co, and w. n. Curtis were arrested in
portemolth this afternoon. charged with
Offering forged checks for goods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23
AlcNnndrla Anairs.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. March 2.-There
are no further developments in the nor
rihle murder in the county Saturday
nieht Digs. who IS jailed here, denies
having committed the crime.
An old soldier named Emil Cans from
New York. Was killed on the long bridge
hy the Richmond train this morning
What the man was doing on that side
Of the bridge Is not known
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23
Killed at Taylorsyilie.

ASHLAND. VA. March 2-.special-
o.,r.r,as lee colored) was killed by pas
senser train No. lsi to-day al Taylors-
Vile. He was deaf and dia IN not observe ,rya
,rorn Caroline county. and Mas on MS
w9v 20 cut cord wood in this county. NO
blame is attached TO the tr1inmen for tho
accident
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23
Shenandoah Grounds sold

WOODSTCCK, VA. March 22-The
Fair Grounds. owned by the defunct
shenandoah County Agricultural Society.
have been sCld BY George w. Koontz.
,rustee 10 l.. 5 Walker. agent. TOR g. 100.
M. original cost of the grounds build
inrs and tracks. was about >l2.0c1. Il is
Thought q private company has been
organized 10 continue the annual exhibit
lions. but nothing definite can DO learn
ed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23
Verdict for Damages.

ROANOKE. VA. March FIN the case
~ Mrs Josiah Friend Us. the Norfolk and
Western railroad for damages Tor killing
se,urdnv Tor s. 900 Mr.. Friend was run
down by a freight train while crossing
the track on a bicyc Harry 81. George
Tucker and Harvey Hall were the st'or'
peys for the plaintin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23

rprDERICKsBURG. VA. March o.
special-Thc first BAN game of the sea-
SON was PLAYED here this afternoon ue-
tween tho neutrality-suspicious. team, OF ASH
land and the Fredericksburg Coi'te
toam. of this city. on tho l"'iei
grounds. ..,,.
Tho game was interesting from S,"'
10 finish and played by bolh mines WIN d"
er.st deal of strength. The Randolph
Nfs.on Climb was outclassod in every par
,io9iar the Fredericksburg College club
winning by tho score of Is 90 g.
BRYANT. Nmally. and. Jordan We're '"c
battery for Randolph Latimor
and Perry we're battery for FredericNs-
lurg College.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23
A Negro Man Attacks "a Woman and There
Are Threat. of Iyu.hing.

NORFOLK, VA. March 2.-Soecial-
Charles Parker (colored). OF Portsmouth.
cut Maria Dyson. also colored. 80 badly
that II is expected she will die BEFORE
n,rnlng. Parker resisted the oncers
who attempted his arrest, and nearly
effected his escape before help arrived.
The colored people are much exei'ed.
and threaten lynching.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23
mr. UNIrHD BRnrHRAN.
The Conference Appointments for the
Coming Year.

Tho tOnIVIth'" fTV"II''''H1H I"' NV
Coming Year.
ROANOKE. VA. March Especial
The conference OF the United Brethren
Church. just before adjourning to-day.
announced the following appointments:
Shenandoah District-G. 4. Holt. Pre-
siding Elder Rockbrldgo Circuit J. W.
Madden: stanton Circuit. $. X. Wine.
Augusta Circuit. &. IL Cr0wcll. ElktOn
Circuit. O.. T. Dyche; Shenandoah city.
W. o. Black f1cmar.c. y 5. Rau' Han
rlsonburg. A. 5. Hammeck. Dayton and
Broadway. William Stearn; Churchville. A.
J. sechrlst; Dayton Circuit. G. ID. Cos
sard: Singers Glen, w. X. Berry. Lacey
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23

ROANOKE. VA. March 22.-Specila,LT1
Tho Pittsburg Qa) base-t an lsaI'l' u ,o,'-
d.,. evening and will remain seNeiai
weeks practicing al Athletic Park
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23
Hon p. ". Mckinney Grows Better,

FARAiNIILE. VA. March Especial
r,x-Governor NcKinney's condition to-day
isverv much improved and II the weather
continues bright and warm he will proba-
hlv bee able TO get out again soon ana at
tend 10 his Office work. lie was able 10
10 take a ride Sunday and again to-day
Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23
COMFORT AnD KNOWLEDGE.

Set aside for twenty-four hours bot
tie or common glass hllcl with your water.
4 sediment OF settling indicates an un-
healthy condition Of the kidneys When
urine stains linen II is positive evidence
OF kidney trouble. Too frequent desire TO
urinatc or pain in The back. is also con-
vincing proof that the kidneys and blad-
ncr are ont Of order.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23
WAT 10 DO.

There IS comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed that Dr. hilmer's Swamp
Root. the great kidney remedy, iulhlis
every wish in relieving pain In the back,
tIdncys. liver. bladder and every part OF
Inc urinary passages. IL corrects inability
IN hold urine and scalding pain in passing
h. or bad effects following use Of liquor.
wine or beer. and oyercomes that un-
pleasant necessity Of being compelled TO
get No many times during the night 10
urlnate. The mild and the extraordinary
eject OF Swamp Root is soon realized. II
stands the highest for its wonderful cures
of the most distressing cases. II you need
a medicine you should have the best. Sold
by druggists. price nifty cents and one
dollar You may have a sample bottle and
pamphlet both sent free by mail. Mention
The Daily Times and send your address
10 DR.. Kilmer & Co.. Blnghampton. N. X.
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summary. Earned runs-NWginia. b..
Raises ou haus-On Collier. 9. Meior 2
ravlor o. Hs by pitched ball-O heeie'
H.rrvc. o. Struck out-By Collier, Mel
Tor. =. Taylor. ]. Umpire. NJ. ,oosan.
Timc of game. one hour ana hi'y-"Ne
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23

Mrs TraVcrs b. Ellison will leave for
Norfolk this morning on o. business trip.
Mr. August Grimmell will so 20 Ba'u-
more ON business to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23
Work Of Economy.

The Committee on Retrcnchment and
Reform will resume It's laDors to-his"' "'
S o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-23

Yesterday. and left last night for Wash
ingtCu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-13
Is BOggs Coming Home :?

report reached here to-day to the effsr It
that William N. Boggs, the missing paying
teller Of the First National Bank of DO.
yer. has returned to this county from for
oign land, and that it ia only question
Of tmo when he will surrender to the
United States Court in Wilmington. 1t is
further snid that Boggs has been influence
cd in this direction by the alleged prrfldy
of certain persons now holding positions
of trust in tho community, and TINT had
the promises which were made to him pre-
vl0us to his departure been faithfully
kept, his Kent county friends would never
have seen his face again. This report, to.
get her with other rumors TINT have been
living from one end of tho State TO the
other, have produced sensation, and tho
pnblic has been led to believe that start
ling developments may soon be made in
connection with the looting of tho Doyor
bunk
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-13
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Friends of Civil Service.

1t is reported that the Csng,e,s men
from Indiana, who arc advocating the rc :
peal of the Civil Service law have been
warned by some of the political leaders at
home that they must change their course
fthey wish to be reelected. This question
like most others has two sides. Parties
holding Office and their friends wish tho
law continu ID while thoso wishing to turn
out tho office holders so that they may &C.
cupy their places, wish it repealed There
should be an equalization of the offices at
any rate As we do not believe in the non.
partisan doctrine MS practic,l in our po-
lice department, two.thirds of the same
being Democrats, there should be gen
eral pairing down in such CASES, and u few
republicans put in SO as to cqua!iza mat.
ters Our Governor does not appoint n
Republican to the most triliipg position
and yet his conduct is all right in tho eyes
Of Democrats,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-13
THERE WERE TWELVE,
In the Town That Number Of Ounces
Made o Pound,

In the Town That Number Of Ounces
Made Pound.
He had some business to transact nj
Troy, N. Y, and when he had concluded
1t he thought he would like to walk around
and take in the town. After awhile he
bethought himself of his pipe and his to-
bacco pouch, which he suddenly remem-
bercd was empty, so he stepped into to-
bacconist's store and asked for some good
Turkish.
Certainly" replied the tradesman as
he handed down u package already made
up. Here's half u pound"
The customer would have put it In his
pocket and gone away without thinking
at al! Of the quantity, but the mans re-
marking that it was half pound caused
him to pause. He weighed it in his hand.
1T feels pretty light for eight ounces, " no
said.
'Tisn't eight ounces, of course. It's
six, y said the tobacconist.
but you said it was half pound"
$50 1t is
"Hnw many ounces do you reckon in p
pound, my friends'
Twelve, of course"
Indeed Since whenp"
"Sincc always"
But, my good friend, there are 1e
ounces in pound"
Not here there amt, mister man. We
go by Troy weight in this town. New
York journal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-13
cA@TorTA.

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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-13
Not So Fresh,

He was orusty old bachelor of 45. She
was his niece, little tot of 8. They had
been having lots fun together in the
library all the afternoon, and as dinner
time drew near she became tired and
sleepy. Finally he took her upon his lap.
She talked to him drowsily.
"You haven't got any little girl but me,
have you, Uncle Harry" she asked.
"No, " he replied, land If l did have one
couldn't love her any more than do
you"
"Why don't you have little girlp" the
sleepy child continued. "Why don't you
get married, like Cousin Tom, Uncle Har-
ry9 Don't you want tor"
"Oh, there's lots of time, he replied.
"There's lots of time, dearest, and, be-
sides, there are just as many good fish in
the sea as have ever been caught.
1t was minute or longer before the lit
tie one spoke. Raising her pretty yellow
head, she looked up ut him and asked:
But, Uncle Harry, don't you think the
bait is getting little stale?'
He didn't reply, and by and by sho
dropped asleep in his arms. -Detroit Jour
nal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-13

THE question has been asked what took
Col. Cooper to Hawaii in such big hurry.
1t Is now limited that his mission was to
500 VIM. N. Boggs, the defauluing teller Of
the First National Bank, and make ar
rangements whereby he would not soueal
on the men who were his partners in l. Of
ing the bank. The mission Is said to have
been unsuccessful aud tho Colonel return.
cd home disheartenel at his failure. An.
other question has been asked, why has
not the late cashier, John H. Bateman,
told what he knew about the steal in his
paper, tho Dover Sentinel? Surely he was
not afraid of duplicating any of his friends
It's strange thing that the persons who
Know all about the Boggs defalcation
should refuse to open their mouths until
now Ii is several months since tho com
munlty was startled by the announcement
Of the looting of the Dcver bank, and I'M
til within few days past, nothing has
been said about the matter. The steal has
been agitated by the sun, which is owned
by c. FL. Consdon, late detective for Mr.
j. Edward Addicks, and ut whose nstiga-
ton Boggs is to be brought home and tell
all he knows about who helped him in
bursting the bank. Several we'll known
Democrats, who stand high in The party,
are said to havo been the bcneiiciuries of
Boggs stealings.