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New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
NEW CONSOLIDATED FIRM.

Henry " Gennerich formerly president Of the
United National Bank OF New York. and secretary
and manager q the United Wine and Trading
Company. a member OF the Consolidated Stock Ex-
change. has opened Offices under the firm name of
Henry ". Genuertch g Co, for the transaction Of
a general stock and pond business al No. - IA
plsrt
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
Furnishings For The
College Room.

SOl1E6E NULL
Fourth Floor.
MORRIS CHAIRS. solid oak
frame. reversible velour cush-
ions: spring seats. 50 .SS
MISSION MORRIS CHAIRS.
heavy square legs, broad arms;
imitation Spanish leather cush-
ions: reversible. ...-.S l 90
ROCKER. solid Quartered oak.
solid saddle seats .. So "a
MISSION ROCKERS. heavy legs,
high. broad arms, rOOmy saddle
seats NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 AZ
EASY ARM CHAIR. Arts &
Crafts design. spanish leather
seats. high backs. 50. "a
EASY ARM ROCKERS. 10
match the above. .....S 10. "A
BOOKCASES, solid oak. adjust
able shelves --.--------.o - 2-t
BOOKCASES. solid oak, adjust
able shelves, glass doors. So. 81
BOOKCASES. solid oak. double
swinging glass doors. adjustable
shelves % -
BON COUCHES. full size. spring
edges. covered with heavy velour
I'm red or green ..-...-S l "a
WRITING DESKS, fine quar-
tered oak. drop lid. 50. 50
WRITING DESKS. Arts and
Crafts design, drop Id. Book
Shelf beneath ...... SS.24
STUDY OR WRITING TABLE.
IS inches long. one drawer and
underShelf ........-...--o9 ~. Z
STUDY OR WRITING TABLE.
Mission style. 36 in long. large
drawer. undershelf. ...-. So. II
STUDY AND BOOK TABLE.
artistic Mission style. 46 IN. long.
book compartment at each end.
large drawer and undershelf.
S22 50
STANDING BOOK OR MAGA-
ZINE RACK. Mission design;
with four shelves. So 40
STANDING BOOK RACK. artis-
Tie Arts and Crafts design. deep
shelves. suitable for PianOla
records -.--...-.---.--. 30. :
THESE IN THE BASEMENT
HOT SEFTRNISHING STORE:
OAK WALL CABINETS,
ST .OS-
CORNER CABINETS. Sill
MAHOGANY HAT RACKS, with
three hooks. SIC
MAHOGANY AND OAK HAT
AND COAT RACKS. 6 hooks.
63C.
BOON SHEL, rs. Mission style.
81 IS.
BLACKTNG CASES. 97c and
81 p
WOODEN SHOTLDERS. f5C,
24C.
SET WELL" TROJ SER
HANGERS. fSc.
GOOD FORM TROI SER
HANGERS. 21c-
WILLOW SCRAP BASKETS.
Sic and S6C-
NICKEL PLAT Ep ROBE
HOOKS. 10
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

TIE following securities were sold yesterday at
auction AZ the Exchange saIesroom by Adrian X.
Muller g. son:
By order O. executors
$50 600 Acker. Neral &. Condt Company . Der cent
dehenr1re gold bonds dus 1879. interest
uary and July ..--.-... -
50 shares Ackcr. Neral Condit Company
sOoo Deutsea.- verein hrst mortgage per cent
gold bonds ....--.--- 81
TO Deutscher Vereiu reiee1ahle $50
Tss.ters3 bond 1918
soca5iof connaon ..'- 800
g. GO STATE Mutual I1fs Assurnuce company
Worcester. Mass. Insurance policy Itf-
@ y. schmidt. about - years 81, $50
F1r account of whom IL may conc, ~.
- shares Me-rylTo Surety Company .---.-. Ia
en- National Park 4si
share United states Company
3 shares Eoms Insurance Company ----..----. zs5
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
Den Novelties.
rh.ra FIoo- r-phoIsterv Der.L.

lnlrC ri00r &C p1oiaI-IN iiet'..f-
POSTAL EATHER SOFA
CT -STIIONS. in red. green and
tan eISev here $50. our price.
So p
SOFA SHIONS. decorated
with various college cOlOrS else
where S2.T5; our price. -.- ; Z -SS
IMPORTED WASHABLE MAN
TEL DRAPERIES, in artistic
COlOringS and designs elsewhere
50 - our price -------.-. > I -9S
JAPANESE
FOLDING FANS, beautiful col
Orings each ....-------.---fSC Sc
TURKISH SLIPPERS. variety
of sizes AMI cOlOrs. --.-.--.-- -4sfC
WOVEN TAPESTRY PANELS.
suitable for Sofa Cushions or
Wall IianGiDSS, representing va
TiOuS Old Dutch subjects at.
4SC. &c. TQC. SAC s Sis
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

Tie surplus proats Tor he year inter charging
replseen,euts renewals and repairs bad ana doubt
ful debts interest and sinking fiad appropriation
s,-,,,rtss 20 sgts ga The c0mpanys loans June
ei lg.. .rloIuted 70 ..&1A.i. az compared with
S.-O9a On June 90 lsh. an increase OF ssll+5I
a. ~ sDrrIsl meeting of stp. khollers OF tho
-on1uauv vegteriav tie retiring hoard ~ directors
- r..leo--a The board subsequently, rejected
- .ffri,, o,-ieer- and elected a. a le Ger saCEh
a director a. nl = kacal-A-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
Leather Goods.

TRAVELLING CASES. in pigskin.
morocco. alligator and seal. fitted
with toilet articles.
So. II 10 S4f 90
TRAVELLING CLOCKS, in pig
skin, seal and morocco. some fit
ted with alarm, others striking
hours and half hours.
ST. .49 TO 81 81
BOTTLE CASES, IN pigskin. mo-
rocco and sole leather, with .. 3
or Z bottles. .94c 10 50. 40
MEDICINE CASES, in seal, pig
skin. alligator and sole leather,
nickel-plated or sterling silver
tops. Gle 10 81 "a
MILITARY BRUSH CASES,
empty or fitted; in seal alligator
and plgskin. ....9Ac 10 81 81
HAIRPIN BOXES. in morocco
and ecrasse leather.
.9S 10 So 90
COLLAR BAGS. with draw
strings. or tOrpedO-shape. I'm pig
skin. OOZe calf. pin seal and alli-
gator ace to 81. SO
PORTFOLIOS OR WRITING
CASES. in seal. morocco. ALI
gator, lizard. ecTasSe and fancy
calf.-.-...St.t7 To $40. 40
STICKPINS OR BUTTON
CASES. in pigskin. alligator and
mOroccO..........94. 70 81 .63
FOBS, with gold plated mono
grams. any two letters In stock.
on tan or black pigskin strap.
94c
CIGAR CASES. plain or fancy
mounted in seal, morocco, pigskin
and fancy calf. -49C TO $40 20
CIGARETTE CASES. plain or
fancy mounted I'm mOrOccO. seal,
pigskin and fancy calf.
4ec 10 s. .o6
WHISK BROONS. in nickel
plated StiTrup ....-.... s.. -
MEMS WALLETS AND CARD
CASES. in seal. alligator. piGSkiu.
walrus. lizard mOrocro and fancy
calf. .O9C % 81 .Q6
CIGARETTE BONES. holding -
or 100 Cigarettes. in pigskin 0r
morocco leather.
50 50 10 Sis %
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
BIDS ON SILVER TOO HIGH.

Washington. Sept. 5.-The director q the Mint
opened bids to-day for silver AL were declined
the price too high. The lowest offer made was
g.. cents & fine ounce
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

Does not include 1TT.5IO shares ~ the cor,r,o,
S11.551. .Olo. '''"S' p0' 'S't7
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders of the
American Smelling and Refining COMPANY. held
yesterday IN Jersey city the retiring board OF df
rectoFs was reelected The board later organized
by rc-electiHE the old officers
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
RESTAESA~Ts
LOST

LOST.
LOST -Halkbook No. -. 9a-i on Try Dock
savings Bank Auv person having claiu.
upon said book is called upon % preseu- the
same 20 the bank within thirty DAYS or the
said book viii he declared cancelled and
exlnguisned and a rev one issued in lieu
thereof
LOST. .-Bankbook No. 80 2sl5 % the Union
Dine savings Insfitutiuu o. missing Any
pe- son having a claim o. 10 is herrbt calI-t
upon U present the same wt-niu Ten DAYS
or submit o. having said passbouk cancelled
an a new one Issued.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
AMERICAN HIDE AND LEATHER co

The pamphlet report OF the American Hide and
Leather Company FOR the fiscal year ended June 90
1856 il ar hand The income account follows.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

The net earnings for the wear amounting -
so l6I .36s, 262546 AZ per cent in
those Of the preceding year There has been
pended the property Of the company during
year, FOR ordinary repairs, betterments and
traordustry improvements. rewIv acquired proper
ties and additional plants, the Of s. 7S So Fol
lowing the practice 81 the years this whole
amount has been deducted from the profits Of the
year. Notwthstaudn these deductions the uudi-
vIded surplus account has been increased by g.
Co, and amounts 70 xl0 S2775. bout one-haf
which Is represented 10y cash in banks and trust
companies and the balance by other quick assets
The company has not included n its financial
statement earnings from the following sources: 7.
Use or Huntington and Heberleiu patents. :. mining
properties of the company B. stock OF the American
Smeters Securities COMPANY: I, stock OF the United
States Zine Company. D. stock or the United Lead
Company. The directors have thought II best n
await a complete working OF their plans
iu connection with these various investments before
transferring their earnings 20 the credit Of profit
and loss account OF this company. Since the close
OF the present hsal the directors have effected
a sale Of the portion OF the stock OF the United
Lead Company owned by This company. and there
fore the profits accrUng from this sale will
rted into the accounts Of the fiscal year ending
April 80. l-1. From the Of Si9a - charged
20 profit and loss for the benefit OF profit sharing
employees. the board Of directors has aside the
sum Of $500 the beginning of fund whose
uses WIFI be determined later. but which IN general
viii be an insurance or pension fund for the benefit
OF employees Of the company at It's various works
The condensed general balance sheet, as - AprI
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
INTERNATIONAL STEAM PUMP COMPANY.

ihe International Steam Pump Company reports
'of The hseal yssr ended MARCEL g. So.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
Fine Novelty Fi2nnclS

French. scotch ana G~rTnsn-sfrip-s.
pIaids. CHECKS. and other novelties IN
beauti ftll com hiuati0n tones OF tan
blue rose. green. zrav. hello. with
dainty interviewer Dresden stripes ard
figures also Tartan and Fancy
Plaids-a wonderful assorrnent-- n
ElseW here So % 81 oO-hsr-- --.--..
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

offered here are COmparatlV
home needs-den and study
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06

'Does not include appropriation 20 metal stock
count -1vidends Ga per cent in 1893 and per cent in
18ih- The balance available dividends
fiscal year eauaed per cent,
compared Wfth SIS cent IN the previous year
President Daniel Guggenheiu. I'm his annual re-
port to the stock holders, SAYS.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-06
Exc.ptiOEal Values IN
Table Covers

1Iz yds- square heavy frinze- so
Special ---...-.-..--. -.--.----.- -.----- =
Verona Velour Table Covers
u. yds q-nlain tones with hrocac-
borders n. pretty eoiors- 2.4o
ReversibIs Tapss-rv Table Covers
Oriental and horal Designs 40
large dining tabls sizs-spectsl -
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-02-10

Forty cases against grocers and other dealers who
have sold aduterated food have been started in JUS
tce courts by the Illinois Pure Food Commission.
The charges were for the of ormaldehyde in milk,
coloring distilled vinegar, glucose and anilee dye in
jelly and preserves, illegal ilavoring extracts and
fraudulent spices Some of the best known manu-.
facturers and jobbers in Chicago are named in the
complaints. The defendant, however, in each case,
will be the dealers who, it is admitted, is often an
innocent party to the deception.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-02-10

Certificates from Christian Science heaers and
osteopaths presented by teachers to the Mount Yer
non, n Y, board of education as an excuse for alb
sence, were refused. The board not only refused to
receive the certificates but decided that the teachers
presenting them must lose their pay while out of
school,
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-02-10

Army officers arriving at San Francisco on the
transport Logan report that the prospect of trouble
in China is the chief topic Of discussion in army cir
cles in Manila. The Thirteenth infantry and two
sqadrons of the Eighth cavalry have received orders
to prepare for field service Their officers have made
preparations to start twentyfOur hours notice,
and they expect to be sent to Picking
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-02-10

Much advice is received at the White House re-
gardng the wedding of Miss Roosevelt and Mr..
Iongworth Little, if any, of it reaches the Presi
dent and the Roosevelt family, but Secretary Loeb
finds the mail every morning filled with letters con-
tanning suggestions as to the wedding ceremonies
and quite number from persons who are opposed to
the use of wine at the wedding breakfast.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-02-10

John F. Wallace, former chief engineer of the
Panama Canal tells the Senate investigating commit
tee that he considers William Nelson Cromwell, the
Governments confidential advisor dangerous man"
because of the multiplicity of his interests and be-
cause of the influence he to have Secretary
Taft
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-02-10

Gladstone Dowe reaches New York from Jamaica,
and he steps from the steamer he nearly loses his
reputation for having been kissed, for pretty
young actress, on wager trips up to him for the
purpose of imprinting chaste salute upon his lips,
but at the last moment her nerve fails her.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-02-10

Frank Campbell winner of the $4,000 prize for
guessing the exact attendance at the St. Louis FIX.
position in 1904, is a convict in the State peniten
tiary of Nebraska, who still has year to lie
comes from Webster County, where he was convicted
of embezzlement Campbell will get only $l2,5O0 of
the prize as he fearing that he might have difficulty
in getting the money while imprisoned, agreed to
pay lawyer half for getting it.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-02-10

The sanitarium at Tampa, built by leading Span
ish and American citizens, was formally dedicated.
The magnificent hospital building bears the follow
ing inscription on its doors: Erected by the Cen
tro Espanol of Tampa. For the good of humanity
and the honor of the country"
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-02-10

That the Interstate Commerce Commission will
have to undertake an investiation of the bitumnous
coal-carrying railroads, including the New York Cen
trail well the roads supposed to be in the alleged
Pennsylvania merger, seems probable.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-02-10

The statement is made in Washington by persons
who claim to know what is going behind the
scenes that unless other Presidential candidates be-
stir themselves Vice-Presdenr Fairbanks will at no
distant day have a sufficient number of delegates
pledged to him to make him a most formidable can
didate for the Presidential nomination in 1908 Fair
banks has had the Presidential bee in his bonnet for
many years
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-02-10

Governor Broward has appointed DIR. G. w. La
mar of Quincy medical supervisor of State con-
victs, a position recently created by the Board of
Commissioners of State Institutions.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-02-10

After persistently denying her marriage to Will
Miner for three days, the widow of Charles 7.
Yerkes exercised her feminine prerogatve this after
noon and acknowledged her young husband in the
presence of mass meeting of reporters.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-02-10

Advices from Paris say that confidence is ex-
pressed in Ministerial circles that agreement will
be reached at Algeciras on the basis of French
troll of the police on the condition of the appoint
ment of certain number of foreign officers.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-02-10
SUMMARY OF THE WEEKS NEWS

Governor Broward has appointed DR.. G. W. La
mar of Quincy as medical supervisor of State
victs, position recently created by the Board of
Commissioners of State Institutions.
That the Interstate Commerce Commission will
have to undertake an investation of the bitumnous
coal-carryng railroads, including the New York Cen
trail well the roads supposed to be in the alleged
Pennsylvania merger, seems probable.
After persistently denying her marriage to Will
Miner for three days, the widow of Charles 7.
Yerkes exercised her feminine prerogative this after
and acknowledged her young husband in the
presence of meeting of reporters.
Advices from Paris say that confidence is ex-
pressed in Ministerial circles that agreement will
be reached at Ageciras on the basis of French
troll of the police the condition of the appoint
ment of certain number of foreign officers.
Brigadier General Frederick ID. Grant, son of the
great commander now in charge of the Department
of the East with headquarters at Governors Island,
has been promoted to the rank of jor general fol-
lowing on the retirement of General S. S. Sumner.
Mrs. Helen Wilmans Post the Mental Science
healer, was found guilty of fraudulent use of the
United States mail and was sentenced to thirty days.
Imprisonment in the Duval County jail and to pay
a fine of $500. motion was made for new trial.
Marion County will have a new courthouse, and
preparations are being made for the erection of a
handsome building in Ocala. The need of a new
for ToUIOr CtOun 10 dcitz
of Perry are agitating movement toward that end
The German Government has announced that fail
ure to reach an agreement at Algecras would not
lead to war. Delegates at Algeciras are making
great efforts to prevent deadlock between France
and Germany on the question of control of police;
the main issue, it is believed will be laid be-
fore the conference.
While Mauricia Dethiers, a welknown Parisienne
performer, was going through her act, called the
Circle of Death, at the circus in London her auto
mobile left the track and crashed into the Her
body badly crushed, and her death occurred in
few hours
The santarium at Tampa, built by leading Span
ish and American citizens, formally dedicated.
The magnificent hospital building bears the follow
ing inscription on it's doors: Erected by the Cen
tro Espanol of Tampa For the good of humanity
and the honor of the country"
Gladstone Dowie reaches New York from Jamaica,
and as he steps from the steamer he nearly loses his
reputation for having been kissed for pretty
young actress, a wager, trips up to him for the
purpose of imprinting chaste salute upon his lips,
but at the last moment her nerve fails her.
John F. Wallace, former chief engineer of the
Panama Canal, tells the Senate investigating commit
tee that he considers William Nelson Cromwell, the
Governments confidential advisor, dangerous man"
because of the multiplicity of his interests and be-
cause of the influence he to have Secretary
Taft.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-02-10

Bishop Hoare of Hong Kong, in an interview in
Londyn on the situation in China, expressed the view
tbaAthe outlook was more serious in the south, at
ana rate than before the Boxer rising He said;
The persistent American boycott Is stirring up much
tend the boycotting principle, inevitably leading to
a general anti-foregn feeling among the more ignor-
ait classes The attack the Rev. Dr. Beattie' the
Nerican Presbyterian missionary at Fati, was par
tiSarly daring it occurred just across the river
of European gunboats 1t is also significant that
sucbaa pro foreign official vicerOy Yuan Shi Yai
should have discharged Professor Tenney. Inc
spread of the boycott will be more difficult matter
to meet than was the Boxer movement AS the ex
clusion of the Chinese from the United States and
the Philippine Islands caused the boycott OF American
goods, 80 their exclusion from Australia and Can
ada will cause feeling against Great Britain"
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-02-10

Billiard tables, heavy steel safes, desks, chairs
lounges, carpets, canceng machines, typewriters let
ter files, bookcases, and dozens of other articles with
out regard to bulk or weight, are shipped through
the United States mails ut all times of the year,
cordng to testimony given by Edwin G.. Madden,
Third Assistant Postmaster General before the House
committee on postofices and post roads. The weight
of this matter runs up into millions of pounds an
nually.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-02-10

Countess Boni de Casteane formerly Anna
Geuld) has entered suit for divorce. 1t is said
that the Countess absolutely declined to resume her
relations with her husband After repeated but vain
ATTEMPTS by Count dc Castellane's advisers to ar
range. a settlement the representatives of the Count
and Countess left the court and the suit will pro-
ceed Friends of the Count and Countess express
lttA hope that any adjustment of their differences
will be brought about, but as divorce proceedings
under the French law arc very lengthy new develop
ments may occur before the up for trial.
A decree cannot be pronounced under from three to
six months.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-02-10

Brigadier General Frederick ID. Grant, of the
great commander, in charge of the Department
of the East with headquarters at Governors Island
has been promoted to the rank of ma general, fol-
lowing on the retirement of General S. S. Sumner.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-02-10

While Mauricia Dethiers, wellknown Parisienne
performer, was going through her act, called the
Circle of Death at the circus in London, her auto
mobile left the track and crashed into the Her
body was badly crushed, and her death occurred in
few hours.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-02-10

Mrs. Helen Wilmans Post, the Mental Science
healer, found guilty of fraudulent use of the
United States mail and sentenced to thirty days
imprisonment in the Duval County jail and to pay
fine of $500. motion was made for new trial.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-02-10

Another suit has been entered against Coz. W. -.
Mann, editor Of Town Topics, whose hearing on
charge of perjury is now in progress The latest
Suits in connection with the picture OF President
Roosevelt in Fads and Fancies, about which Colonel
Mann had such hot dispute with Secretary to the
President Loeb. That dispute, 1T is said, served 10
1all the attention of the photographer, Peter A.
juicy of New York, to the illustration of the Presi-
dent in Fads and Fancies taken by juicy, and on
which he holds the copyright and for which he claims
no credit was given him. The picture shows the
President seated on horse in the act OF jumping
sxbarrcd fence the President being in riding coat
and brecches
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-02-10

Thomas w. Lawson, in Chicago, speaking of the
insurance investigation said: "The members of the
committee have merely wandered around the fringe,
padded upon tn beach of the great insurance rob-
berry. Hughes has been ut them day after day, like
hungry dog, trying to bark them into effective ac-
tio but they have been afraid to get after the real
men-those who have taken away the money in
punches of five and ten millions, plumber that aggre.
gates $l50,000,000"
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-02-10

The board of construction of the navy has about
decided to recommend the installation on board either
the South Carolina or the Michigan the two new bat
tleships now being designed, of turbine machinery
The question has been under consideration for some
time. 1t is probable that bidders will be invited to
offer their own designs for such machinery
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-02-10

The German Government has announced that fail
ure to reach an agreement at Algeciras would not
lead to war. Delegates at Algeciras are making
great efforts to prevent deadlock between France
and Germany on the question of control of police;
the main issue, it is believed, will be laid be-
fore the conference.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-02-10

In speaking the railway rate bill in the House. USE
Hon. w. b. Lamar said; 1.-THE Hearstism OF TWO
years ago is the Ilepburnism of this year; the ex'
tremism of the Fftyeighth Congress is the moder;
aism of the Fiftyninth Congress-; the radcasm m OF
bill was wrung from your fears" He also declared
that sit is the crimnally ricn OF TINS country the
predatory rich, the SNUG, hypocritca rich, who
haye extorted their money and hlched it out of the
pockets of people better than themselves, who Prln'
cipslly dcnounce this proposed legislation, These
am the people that we are striving To reach ny the
lsBslation of this BILL" At the close Mr.. Lamar
was heartily congratulated.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-02-10

Speaker Cannon and Chairman Tawney of tho
form in the United States secret service, and will
insist that the appropriation is made only for the
protection of the Treasury Department that counter
feits and illicit disters may be detected. AT pres
ent the men of the secret service are doing many
things not contemplated by law and If the practice
is not stopped great police Spying" system, similar
to that of Russia, will be the result.