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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
DIR. HOGE TO GRADUATES
THE ELOQUENT MINISTER OFFERS
THEM GRaND ADyICE,
The Closing Exe~cises OF the Virginia Busis
ness College of Richmond additional
Graduates of tue Institution.

Tho audience az tho Academy Of Music
90 witness She graduating exercises "l 'nV
Virginia Business college. OF hchmonu'
was not a large one. but was very apprc-
CiatiVc Of the excellent programme pro-
Nlded for their entertainment. .
When the curtain rose at go +. NJ.
President OF the College Davis and Pro
fcssor Giles were seated on the stag,
with the graduating class SURROUNDING
them.
Rev. DIR. Kablor. OF Scousvinc Va. Of
fcrcd a fcrNent prayer 90 open the 'Nt'
ciscs and after that The diplomas WIZ
awarded 60 the graduates.
ADDITIONAL GRADUATES.
4 list of these graduates was puolSn,"
I'm The Times OF yesterday. except VIC
following. who also received dlpioil"s.
and whose names were omitted D" '''''
from tho list
Commercial 5. T.. Moore. GROVE. Va;
g. =. Guvcrnator. Richmond. Va, w. VI
kahlcr Scottsvillc. Va. Charles li Corey
Jr.. Richmond. VA. George j. Sioheha"'
Island Va. Gcorec \. Mitchell. Juhid'
Va. S. W. Davis Richmond, Va.
Shorthand Frank T.. Ryan. Richmond
Va.
Then followed some music ON the piano
from Miss Eleanor Virgins. oi Ffanknh'
Va which was loudly applaudcd.
DIR. HOGES ADDRESS.
Professor Giles then introduced rev.
Dr. Moses y. llogc. who delivered "a btlci
but admirable address.
Tie spoke OF the two great forces IN the
worlds progress Individuality ana 20
operation. and said the iIst named was
the personal effort Of ono man towards "a
worthy end
Cooperation IS tho combining Of num-
hcrs of men for au end. hc said.
Dr. Hocc thought that the world grows
smaller every day. owing Co thc wonderful
facilities for intercourse between people
everywhere. mI hlrc the world one family.
Never was the time that one life WAS
f| q.
tho public a~ 100 the present. the Doctor
said Ir llocc illustrated the power OF
cooperation hy story Of how tunnel
could hc built hy tho intelligent direction
Of engineers. every ono working to "a pur-
pose and showed how the same number
~ men working separately would never
finish 49,
The remark Of Daniel Webster. that his
controlling principle Bon life WAS his cob
LEGATION % his God was told Of by the
speaker. who said also that history show
cd reforms 10 have been made by ind-
Vduals. not boy bodies.
EXAMPLES FOR STUDY.
lie alluded 90 the great men Of Virginia
Patrick Henry. James Madison. James
Monroe Thomas Jefferson and greatest
Of an. Westinghouse examples for his
young hearers 90 study
There were really few names worth re-
Wondering. even BIO Queen Elizabeth
great reign. and then there were Bacon.
raleigh. Brett. Spencer, and Shakes
pcarc.
Upon the Continent thor were Tasso.
CerN cntes. Michael Angelo. Capcrnicus.
keplcr MOntcsQuicn. and Grotius.
Tie thought architecture was like char
acter-huiding. bur not even the Parthe-
non was beautiful as a good character
In man or woman
DIT Hoge concluded with much useful
advice TO the graduating class. and hoped
that their names might be found written
in the Book Of Life forever more
CAPTAIN Frank Cunning then sung.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
saw UMIN SKELETONS.
Mr.. Bennett. of Henrico. Saws Lot of
Skeletons Are Exposed.

Mr.. Robert Bennett. a well-known far
mer of Henrico. who lives near Tree Hill
farm. southeast of Richmond, came 10
tho courthouse yesterday with an inter
esting account Of what he saw on a late
ride in HenricO.
He was lately in the neighborhood or
Fort Harrison. in HenricO county
where there was a battle during the late
war between the COnfederates and Fed
erals.
Many Of the soldiers killed on both sides
were buried where they fell, and their
bodies have not yet been removed.
At least that is the belief of Mr.. Ben
nett and those who have heard his story.
for he reports seeing a number Of hui
man skeletons In that vicinity
Fort Harrison is twelve miles from
Richmond, on the river road. and there
Is a United States National Cemetery at
that point.
II is not known exactly how many
skeletons are 10 be seen at this place.
but Mr.. Bennett thought that there were
at least one hundred.
No doubt Lee Camp or Confederate
Veterans and Phil Kearney Post OF the
Grand Army Of this Republic Will take
action looking to the removal ana re-
interment Of the soldiers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
STRRET KIII ~ udITEKS.
SPUR Track Allowed on First Sireet-lhe
Reach Strort (tosssovet.

The members OF the street Committee
present at the meeting last evening were
Mcssrs. Allen chairman, John NJ. hins'
John j. King Woody Foster Baho"'
Bloomherg and Burton. ,-,
The question OF taking UP inc h'c"'iloi'u
Pailvy.y and Electric Company cross
over al Beech and Main streets was re-
considered and laid on the table uhui
the next meeting 10 give citizens Oh th"t
lortlitv am opportunity To be heard.
The subcommittee appointed TO ihvesu-
gate the feasibility of allowing the Hlch-
mOnd Railway ana Electro NoIlp" - "
,,,,t an "a snur track at First and Broad
streets reported IN favor of allowing the
construction OF a track sufficient TO ac-
commodate two cars was adopted, with
tho provision that the cars VIII not pc
allowed 10 stand upon both tracks al inc
same time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
Attractive Entertainment.

The moonlight and entertainment at
Midlothian. Va, on next Tuesday night,
July 18th for the benefit of the Church
Cemetery, promises 10 be a grand sue
cess. already several hundred tickets have
been sold in Richmond, and her sister
city.
and will leave the Danville Depot at 7:l5
~ O'clock, afYording each one ample time
for refreshments, and a stroll around the
beautiful grounds. The entertainment
will take place at the Masonic Hall. where
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
An Imnnrfani Meeling

will be held on SATURDAY. JULY 10TH.
az : o'clock p NJ. at the office OF Robin
SON q owen. No. u north Tenth street.
All parties interested in the organization
OF the Richmond Rent Purchase Society
are respectfully invited TO attend. Elec-
ton OF officers and adoption OF the Con-
stitution and Bylaws.
come i'm now as the American Investors
Trust promises every charter member a
home. Call on Robinson & Owen and get
full particulars before meeting. Pay TO
the Society what you are now paying rent
and IN few years you VIII own your
home.
THAT proposition sounds immense.
To own our homes while paving rents I;
And yet the plan is sound and true
A lot have done it-why don't your"
New York World. May 13. 1891.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

unstable samuel IRias Of the Cross's Res
ported AtIempt ~ AnnuI the Marriage.

unstable samuel IaiAs Of the Cross Res
ported Attempt TO AnnuI the Marriage.
Constable Samuel Of Honrico. was seen
Bst evening boy Times man. who asked
him what he had 10 say about the asser-
ton of an afternoon newspaper yesterday
tuat MI. ana Airs. Matthew Cross. OF
Ii,urico. are angry al the marriage OF
ineir daughter. Miss Lille. 10 MI. FRANK
B. samuel son OF the constable.
avery uody remembers how this In
.cresuug couple went 90 Weldon. y. Co.
D. Tuesday last. We're married, came
back ~ eduesday morning. and went TO
iht home of the father OF the groom, IN
ucuIlcO.
The constable was greatly pleased al
)he match. and received mis- son ana
laughter-u-law with the greatest aficc-
bon and cOrdlIlity.
Constable Samuel said he had not read
The article boo question, nor did he care
10 read 30. for lie was too short and he
Mas too FUN of joy at the happiness OF
bis son and his bride. mis- new daughter,
20 think of anything.
He was told The substance OF the arti-
rle. which mentioned the likelihood OF
lteps being taken 30 have the marriage
lunullcd.
The statement was also made that Mir.
Cross had told h.s daughter be would
give her "a watch and chain valued az
400 n she would stop Mr.. Samuel s.
gisits and go with her sister TO Ponnsyi-
vania.
The constable said that he ala not be
IcXp any efforts tO nuuul tho marriage
would Doe made or could Dee made. as the
couple were legally married In North
Carolina
he further declared his determination
10 stand boy Frank and his wife IN
rvery way. shape and form. and said
that ANYBODY looking for trouble could
End 40 hy coming 90 his house and inter-
fering with him or them i'm their affairs.
which were his.
Constable Samuel said that Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Samuel were well and happy
and nc was proud Of both of them. and
with these remarks started hOmcward in
his famous jumper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
Rev. Mr. Hite TO Preach.

The Rev. Lewis f. Hite. who arrived
here the first of the week 10 resume dur
ing the months of July and August, his
labOrs for the new church mission, Will
preach tomorrow at the Mission Room
II west Marshall street
The sermon i'm the morning al II o'clock
will be on the text The Word Was
God " and will give the general doctrine
of the New Jerusalem as to the divine
character of the word.
In the evening at o'clock this doctrine
will be explained more i'm detail. Taken
together the two discOurses are design
"a TO form the basis and introduction TO
q series of Sunday evening sermons on
the divine character and work of the
Lord Jesus Christ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
1FtKE MIRRILGE NOTICE.
Some Simple Parties Tried to be smar
with the Newspapers.

Notice of the marriage of Mr.. A. j.
Shufelt and Miss Alice Johnson. which
was published in the morning papers,
turns out TO be a fake story given TO the
ncwspapers by some simple parties. who
appear TO regard II as a good JOKE.
me item was given with every appear
ance Of being true. and was accepted In
good faith, but it is denied by Mr.. shu-
felt
Investigation led to the discovery that
no license had been issued TO the couple
either in the Hastings or Henrico County
Court
Mr.. Shufelt's mother was seen yesterday
morning and said her son was much wor-
ried over the publication and was endeav-
orius to md the parties who gave the
alleged information. SO far he has been
unsuccessful. but If ascertained, their
names will De given the public for guild
ance and avoidance in the future.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
Transfers of Rea, Estate

Richmond-Peter and Ann COPELAND $
trustees TO Margaret a. Roach. is 62-loO
feet on east side Morris street, 200 $500
feet south Of Main. SID
Richmond Perpetual building Loan and
Trust Company 10 R0ife r. Glover. a
feet on west side Ninth street. beyond
Leigh N.i00.
Charles a. Schmidt and wife TO William
p. Christian. . feet ON south side Denny
street. 90 1-2 feet west Of Seventh. $40.
Catherine Washington's trustees 10 old
Dominion Building and Loan Association.
90 feet on north Leigh street. between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth. 500.
Henrico-R Richmond Perpetual Brlldlng.
Loan and Trust Company % Israel Siern.
lots and in Block o. Barton Heights.
So 600
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

Justice j. b. Iowasscr. Of Hcnrlcc
county. had Walter Scott "a negro. before
him Yesterday morning on the charge OF
depredating ON the property OF the United
States National Cemetery at Seven Pines.
Scott was drunk and disordcriy In and
among the graves of that cemetery on
the 5th OF July. Mr. william Ferguson.
assistant keeper OF the cemetery arrest
ed him promptly, bat he was taken away
from ihc officer 10y "a large crowd OF ne
grocs. friends OF Scott
one or the number. Watt Watkins. was
afterwards captured locked up I'm the
county Jail. and has since been turned
over 10 the United States authorities for
trial.
The case OF Scott was given 70 Officers
Charles Burley and A Il. Lonnie) Jones,
and they loid their plans 10 capture him
Scott has hid from them without success
ever since the day Of the trouble, but he
was oyerhauled Thursday IN Fulton. cap
tured and brought 20 jail.
when the officers found him he was
surrounded by a large crowd OF negroes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

Operation on Mr.. snyder Will Now be
InsllN Performed.

Deputy Sheriff @. r. Snyder, OF Smyth
county. who was shot and badly wounded
last May by Joshua Gruhb a presumably
crazy man. is in the city for surgical
treatment and Will probably have the hull
lot removed in few days 40 the old
Dominion Hospital
\ ha ETY. oXamiuatioc was made 10 as
certain the location Of the bullet. but with
no success. 10 was then decided TO try
the Roentgen RAYS
A party. consisting ~ several doc
tors and Mr. Snyder. repaired 10
the office OF DR. VIM. VI. Taylor VINO
has acquired an enviable reputation as
en- X-rsy expert. and who eraciously VOL
uutcored 70 make the experiment.
The physicians expected 10 find the
bullet m the base OF the neck. in a caNi-
~ near the collar bone. but when mo
Plate was developed. after half an hour
exposure. tho result surprised them. for
n showed un distinctly between the sec
ond and third ribs. near the spinal col
umn. where there IS "a juncturc Of i'm
portant nerves.
with such infaiiblc information on
hand the operation win be performed
safely and win score another triumph for
latter-day science.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
DeaIina Bar-ROOm.

Harry Brown. colored lahorer' was
I'm the bar-room Of Dominic Marchettl'
corner Of Broad and Central streets last
night between Q and 10 o'clock. Suddenly
he was taken sick. ana the city ampu-
lance was summoned aud came promptly
but Brown died before 10 arrived.
Coroner Taylor viewed the body de-
ciaed that death came from congestion
of tho lungs. and directed that IL be turn
oil over to Crowns friends for burial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

a large crowd can be comfortably seated;
and TIE stage will be tasteluliy decorated
for the occasion.
The entertainment is to commence
promptly at Sis with an appropriate ad-
dress nv the Governor OF Virginia. The
programme viii contain some OF the most
talented people of Richmond and Man
chester namely Keystone Quartette.
Captain Frank Cunningham. Mr.. Haddon
Watkins. Mr.. sales and his two daugh-
tiers MIR Polndexter. Messrs. Taylor and
Rafferty,. Miss Lula Powell. the Misses
Martin. Wilson and Freeman minstrel,
Miss Maggie Ryan and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

Mossrs Thomas G. Leath and Juan A.
Pizzini. both of whom are prominent in
Richmond Lodge of Elks were seen-last
night regarding report that "the Elks
scheme 10 buy a new home has fallen
through and the matter will not be con-
eidcred AGAIN for some time TO come
These gentlemen said that discussion Of
the plan for home for the Elks has not
fallen through bat has simply been post
noned probably until the 1st Of October
and they denied that there was any lack
of harmony i'm tho matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

The monthly meeting OK the Baptist
Sunday School Association OF Richmond
and Manchester. will take place to-mor-
row at 40 +. NJ. with the Broadus Me-
mortal church, Thrty-second and Broad
streets
Interesting exercises, including address,
o. hv Rev. /. Morton Mercer and others
may be expected Mr.. Arthur Il. Clarke
IS president and Mr.. w. ID. Duke. 10 -
crefary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
and they assumed threatening manners
tnuardv ,ha rofsnor,on

and they assumed threatening manners
towards the policemen.
Officer Burley did not hesitate TO march
into the crowd and take his man out
despite the fact OF their large NUMBERS.
Officer Jones was close by him. ana
both Of them were complmented by
'Sauiro Iowasser Yesterday morning on
their bravery and efficiency.
Scott has a bad reputation. ana ~ 70
carded as a desperate. being especially
bad when he IS drunk.
Justice Iowassor continued the case
until Tuesday next AZ - o'clock. ANA. IN
default Of $500 bail Scett was committed
20 jail.
While Scott was arrested by the coun-
~ authoriiies he will be turned over 10
tho United states officers at inc next
trial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

The case Of libel Of James Tetterley
against the tug Henry Christian. in a
cause OF collision. civil and maritime. was
set for trial YESTERDAY IN the United
States District Court before Judge
Hughes but was POSTPONED until a day
to be set later on.
United States Marshal Hudgins now has
the tug Henry Christian IN his custody
pending the trial OF this case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
CoolCompany Chartered.

NORFOLK. VA. July Special. Judge
Ttanckcl to-day chartered the Pacific coal
Rriouctte Company. capital limited 10
haif a million. Offices in Norfolk. officers
Chorles W. Kohlsaht. of New York pres
tdent. John r. Davis. Of New York. vice.
-'r.sident. clarence II. Blanchard. OF New
Work secretary and treasurer.
The body of an unknown colored woman
was found i'm tine river below Lamberts
Point this morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
Judge Hughe, Address.

Yielding to the requests Of many friends.
Judge Hughes has agreed 10 publish n
pamphlet form his address entitled Ed
tors Of the Past" delivered before the
Virginia Press Association. on the 22d Of
June last. at Charlottesville
This most interesting address was pub
lshed in The Times Of June 23d and
9th, and eagerly read BY every one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
Mrs. l.. B. MOnntcastle.


BEDFORD CITY. VA. July Especial
%. W. Kelsey proprietor of Windsor
Hotel died this evening at $3.50 o'clock Of
apopleXy
Mr. Kelsey had long been an invalid
from a complication Of diseases and a
few weeks ago suffered shock Of paral-
ysis.
TO America from England moving 10 Bed
ford city I'm 1874 where he married into
one Of the most prominent families lie
leaves a wife and two children. a son and
daughter Arthur Kelsey and Mrs. W. W.
Berry. Jr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

The funeral of Mrs. Matte Sncad Ger
ZACH. who died Thursday night at S85
o'clock at the home Of her mother. Mrs
H. N. Snoad. zoos west Clay street. took
place yesterday afternoon az 1870 o'clock
The services were held AZ the Marshall
street Christian church. Rev. II. G.. Car
risen officiating
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

The Second Baptist church people arc
fortunate i'm having Dir. j. NJ Sitter "a
preach for them again tomorrow at II
o'clock. There will be no evening SER
vice DR.. SITTER Will supply the Second
church pulpit during the remainder OF
this month
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
Shriners at Old Point.

Mr., Harrison Dingman. Past Imperial
POtentate Of the Mystic Shrine. together
with about fifty members of Almas Tenn
pie Mystic Shrine. of Washington. d. c.,
will be at the Chamberln Hotel. Old
Point Comfort. SUNDAY. A number OF the
members of Acca Temple, this city, will
go down TO Old Point TO spend the day
with the Washington Shriners and the
Past Imperial POtentaie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
SERVICES al the Soldiers, Home.

There will be services I'm the chanel Of
the Soldiers Home tomorrow afternoon
az 4 O'Clock. which will be conducted by
Rev. II. j. Mastin. pastor of Trinity Meth
odist church. The choir Of that church
will sing on that occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

Mrs. Thomas H. Ellis the wife Of Colo
mel Thomas II. Ellis. So well known ilr
former years as a resident Of this city,
is lyirg desperately IN at Amherst Court
house - the home of her adopted son.
tina Hon. Bev r. Harrison.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
Miss Maggie kinnier.

I.YNCHBURG. VA. July Miss Mag
gle Kinnier a popular young lady and
daughter Of the late James +. kinnier
died mere tbs morning after brief ill
ness
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10

Mr.. ID. Hardy Pyle Is ltid up at his
residence with "A. sore foot caused nv the
breaking out of a wound received during
the late war
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-10
Mrs. Catherine Stei>s.

Mrs. Catherine Steiss wife of Mr.. Frank
Steiss of Fulton Hul. died Yesterday
morning after a short illness of typhoid
fever She was a daughter OF Mr.. Geo
Jeffert and about thirty years old. She
leaves four small children. The funeral
will take place to-day from ST. Mary
church
The sun., 1897-06-24
Lehigh Valley System.

Stations foot OF West 2Sd St Penn II, R.), Coriandt
indicates time from %est sal St: Other figures
she" i!m; rs% GF M
for MAuNCH CHUNK and intcrmedla latc stations.
ITHACA: GENEVA, ROO mRsTTR. TuFFALo: MAG:
.l0,as. 1850 a; NJ, sundays only for BOUND
.io,.s; lo,sO A, N. daily, except Sunday. for
Ii,sS. 1900 noon daily. except sunday
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
Arrives Buffalo a;o6 +. NJ Pullman Vestibule Day
Ia carte Connects at Bnfrao with through seepera
Ta.sS. p Issao ? NJ. daily, except SUNDAY. tos
MAuca cHuYE and iHisrmsdlate Poin,s; = s,o,,
M.Gcn ana ~ s sSsyi %Ss an for EAsToS
Il SsS ssSsR' sunday nna Sns
coal rcgons chair car for wiikesbarre.
HRS 4 6Ss s1S%E Ss%"Sa'S and Sas fs.
pal n.s,mSdTS Tt"i"n sr, Connects for all Point p
,i,as. s,IS p. NJ. daily for EAsroN and interme-
s,"a 81" Z M NJ daily except SUNDAY Express
Connects for Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car to
'a,Ss. 100 p. NJ. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper vcsti.
huc train y. Y. To Chicago slecpers TO Buralo and
oa sSGn rH f ats."i s4%S SgHSSy &4s ;&GGPGs
| GENEVA ROCHESTER, BATAVIA, and RutFALo.
Pullman sleeper for Bunalo, None but sleeping car
| pBnscngers carried, No haygNge carried.
| 'sib5, OiOO y. NJ daily for ITHACA, GENEVA,
| ROCHESTER, BUFFALo. SlAGAKA FALLS and all
| points West. Pullman Slc"pers to Wilkesharre and
Ithaca.
additional local trains daily, except Sunday, for
BOUND BROOK and Intermediate points leave fol-
lows $3.50. S;UO A, n, u, ,55 $50 $500 I;20 and
| '5ibb, $50 =. N.
| Tickets and pullman accommodations at ll8, POI,
27a, 355, 0i4. and 1929 Broaiway ~ Z, l4th ST.
lbB T.. l26th ST., 1917 Buwcry, \. s.; Fulton ST.,
| Court ST.. vs Broadway, aud Brooklyn Annex.
| brooklyn.
n. Y. Transfer Co. will call for and check baggage
| from hotel or residence Ia destination,
The sun., 1897-06-24
SoME WoMEy ARRESTED; OTHERS
NOT.
Hsss says n no Mad tho Facilities He Could
Get Evidence to Break Several Captains

Hs.s Says n No HAD tho Facilities He Could
Get Evidence 90 Break Several Captains
There was no meeting of the Police Board yes
Commissioner Parker didn't come. President
Moss and Commissioner Andrews waited two
hours and then adjourned the meeting, much
displeased. Before this was done. President
Moss took occasion to speak Of the recent whole
sale arrest Of women. and to deny the report
that they were ordered by the board.
"If that is so,' he said. II know nothing Of
It. haven't heard 1t, and certainly don't agree
oft Our position, as make 1t out, is not to
favor wholesale arrests of these women. Con-
sdered as a check upon the social evil 1t amounts
TO nothing. 1t was, In fact, one Of the argyll
ments that. as counsel. brought against Capt.
Eakins. that while his precinct showed an i'm
but very few raids on houses. / have always
considered that where there arc many women
there must be houses to which they resort.
know good many OF these houses that are rum
ming now, even In the Tenderloin, and don't
zee zee, any great activity to get rid OF them This
COMPLAINTS daily. and I anu getting curious to
know what Ia rong."
Mr.. Moss refused TO go into particulars after
that If could put detectives into half a dozen
precincts. and had the money TO keep them
thsTs, could break half dozen Captains;
TIE board, he could not do that, Mr.. Moss eyed
them while. as u In q brown study. then sud
Denly woke up. said ''Oh, well!' and went into
brewing in Mr.. Moss mind. but as yet 1t has
I not taken shape. He is receiving many com
dial evil, but Of gambling and pool selling al as
vel. and he is quietly having them verified as
last as they come in. What Mr.. Moss's con-
Spder er the old regime. he did not scruple to say.
what he thinks OF 1t now that he Is himself a
srt OF the machine may appear one Of these
hOn yet