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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-07-07

and. "a its name signifies, is 9 Ashty
King, an invipciblo conqnerpr. ~ = ggs;
tastsless. pers and Aeafess its speeIs t Ia,
snch ID tish. meats. oysters, cream, etc
either in largo OF small quantities I.'''a y
''0s' : Words are chenp,
and % Il Rex MAgnus, In all its several
B.n,ltls. Er~y mord used BY the propriel
t..r,s II this preparation, in stating Us ''a-
turr characteristics and effects upon food,
l. sfricfFu frve <Corruburative testimony
car, aud will be- chc*rfully tcndersd. The
hs.f ,,roof. however. il to buys box, test
H. ffects Yourself, and you too will agree
viii ~. Yon do not have 10 buy right
or eost sreosipfy but get your moneys
vozsn' * i.sa s. III. 3f.i.s' g'iS
" herewith append a scientific state
u,e,,f - atteststi0n OF the merits ot this
s(3fentest discovery Of the Century: x
40 days test, In . temperature
aver aging seventy ,degr PES.
4 Prof. Samuel w. Johnson, the known
chcn,ist, and for more than 70 years idcnr
tilted with the Scientific Department OF
Yale College, furnishes the following re-
| mort concerning Rex Magnus
/ any tests Of IS days on meats &C.,
i bought in open msrket have certainly been
severe in daily mean tempernsure OIL 5o
and ] am satisfied that the diderent pranas
of Rex Nalnus, The Humiston Food i'fe-
sentative, with WHICH ! have sxpeI,men'eN,
4 bare accomplished all claimed for them 80
far ~ have yet Learned, they ars ne oMly
preparation that are seecssSe ana a. 'as se tno
4 time practicable, fOr dolpe5tip use' AT the
banquet on treated meats AZ Inc New
taose ,c i Scd beam sirtser days - usy
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-07-07

a. fsls week in your own town. Terms
DOD and S., Q0ontGt fsee. Address n
Hal.ett a. Co. Portland, Naine-
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1883-07-07
INoTIcE..


Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro.
posals will he received by tile President 81
the Police Jury, ct Montgomery, La, pnr-
summit to An ordinance Of the Police Jury
passed at April term. 1883, for the building
Of, bridge across the Bayou Darro, on tls
Colfax and Alexandria pine woods road,
each proposal to be accompanied by Pi'as
ana specifications Of bridge. Eaid propo-
sails will be received until July list, 1854
and then lie submitted 70 the Police Jnry
in lsesssioa,. n 8. G. CURRY
~ Aisss President Police Jury. 4
vs3sH steasxa a~-- tt ~
Notice is hereby given that the contrast
for making a, table apd benches for tbs
Court House in Grant Parish, aud the pqr-
chasing Of chairs for the same, will be let
out to the lowest bidder, said bids to -
made Il, the President Of thcl Police Jury 81
Monfssoniefy, s. C.GUkRY, z"
Z rff71ilasli'ss q: President Police Jury.
7arula s1sl -kA ttltdtah
Nofico h boroby given that the CONTRAST
toypubissh the. proceedings mud .erstiDaree'
| Of. the Police Jury OF the Parish Of Grant
| to do the parish advertising, and to pin
| necessary blanks. will be let out 20 sP
Lowest bidder, specif ications to accom-
bids. Said bids to be made to me at Mont
co,nery. =. C. CURRY
President Police Jury.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01

Tho time Of holding the borough cleo
ton will soon be here-Tuesdsy, 20th in
slant, and wo trust those interested will
zee TO Il that only good meR are chosen.
The bulk Of taxation is assessed and ool-
lected by theso officials, and II they choose,
they can expond money without any bene-
it accruing 10 tho public. Take only the
very best men, those who are known 10
conduct their private, personal business
judiciously and economically.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01

This evening the Ladies Mite Society
of the Presbyterian church will give the
oyster supper Of the season, at Sands zee
cream parlors. Nothing will be wanting
that can add 20 the Attraotivenesa Of the
meal. The quality and the quanity OF
ea.abIes 10 be furnished will render IL an
occasion Of rare pleasure In addition 70
the ''sesson Of supping" proper, leo cream
and cake, at usual prices, viii be supplied.
every thing strictly arst class and we'll
worthy the patronage Of all. Tickets 20
cents. Help the good cause along.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01

wnson, McfSrlAne \ Co, call Atten'
,ion to tho only reliable Ready MiIed
Paint IN tho market The Pioneer Pre-
pared Paint Is not only superior TO Any
Ready Mixed Paint sold but rivals pure
white lead in it, smoOthness In working
and durability, This pain, is guaranteed
by the manufacturers not 10 crack or peel
within three years. The guarantees is not
only good for replacing the paint but II
will be pu, on u lt should crack or peel
within she dine specified. l. viii be 70
yonr interest TO call and zee Wilson, Nc
FarlAne & Co, before purchasing either
while lead or any other Ready Mixed
Paint.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01
The Auditors and tho Commission
era

beeh hicdi without, Hs usual, tho signature
Of tho Republican member Of the board
{. !, Hewes, Efq, being affixed thereto.
We do not desire, nt this time to enter
upon discussion Of tho merits Of tho
work done, and shall, for the present, con.
tent Ourselves by giving to the public some
information they would not, in all proba.
bility, otherwise receive.
Mr.. Hewcs' rcaaons for not concurring
in the finding Of the balance Of the board
are theso:
II he Ho"oro1ie, the Jdgc' er tie C,urt
ef Common PleaI NJ Ccn,re Couut
concur with the majority OF the board
Of Auditors in the settlement Of the nc
counts Of the Sheriff and Trcasurer, but /
descent from the report 20 far a. s, purrorts
to be settlement Of the account. Of tho
C"mmissioncrs with tho county, and as-
-ign the following reasons
lsi. That In the settlement with the
Commissioners the Auditors simply com.
pared the voucher. produced by the Com
missioners with tho charges or cn,rie.
made without investigating whether tho
charges were legal whether thcc1pcndi.
Iurc was such "a the county Wa legally
bound TO pay that large amounts were
chained, 20 wit: over three thousand dol
'aTs Tor expense Of county BRIDGE, and no
examination wAs made % ascertain whcth-
er the sald bridges are county briagcs or
not, that in the opinion Of your Auditor, il
il question whether sono ol the.o bridge
are county bridges, that the majority Of
tho auditors roiu.cd 10 60 into a f1Il In.
vcstrgalion Of thc'c different items. that
I your auditor 20 satisfy himself made 7'i.
yato examination and found various II.
rogu,ariiies and credits claimed against
tho county and from which inycs,icauon
/ he i' sa,nGcd that other errors exist in the
account ~ pr,'cnial by the majority Of
th" auditors
2nd. That IN tho item Of credit of sia2 .
i for the printing oi tho commissioners
statement published IN l-s2 your auditor
i. Of opinion ,ha, Il, lca.t enc half thereof
is IN excess Of legal charge and iha, il
was an uuuccoasary c1pcusc % the county.
ari That the majority ol the Aud,,ars
devoted one half day % tho examination Of
,s. r..,.,rs .....,.., ,.-.....,. ,....o.-..,-
cr.,,fr.,,,, ,,o,.og ra,,,I D.. nd. = - =,
f,,,,,l E.,o Tho -,...r, .. .t.. g. -.
t,,, ,...-r.,-,,,, ,,.,,,,.,,. ...,...... -
crsrrfra,lo- ,grb .t ,,crsv ..,....c. .-5
therefore I can no, i,i. i, tho ..iI ,or.,,t
a. fnra, tho commis,ioncr. account. are
concerned Respectfully tubmgicd,
G. 7. Ht"r.. iud.'ar.
In their report The auditor ''w III to
mako few remarks and sIrc"Hon', a.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01

Ply.sAyr Gar Tryv..-Tbc shooting
match n, U,,r,. wa,a .yrrc., ., f,- 81.
GOOD .,t.- .,,l ,b..,,c.. ,y,-c r,rrc-,c5
"a. .oe ,t, ,,-,c ,.,.lc,. vc,o di,,.o.e3 ~
vs,b LARGO ry,pt to- o. ,Y-lcy. Canrcb
b-i.k
I am serrv 4, cav ,b,, oui,o a number
n, oY- r,,i,,r. a., maxim. .,,snr.,n.r.,s
T.. ,-.vo q, pl,li-.i.,,r anon. whom, a-o
I.,o U,r,i..r / p stcmo, S,anc,.
Miller and J.bn " Nulc--slI r,oJ
Da,ro~rs,. and rood r,,fyoo. Wo u,ui
mia. ,h..o GOOD mon If, r,,,. ,h.r mn. -.
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01
Local Department.


\, h.;lro. ,o hoi,e,s no extras Of
.uLtnaan1 o,,or.o, tho same
~, :.
o ''''' -. .,'...-....,.. ~
i'''H = ~ f''''''' > ''7
IL Is reported ,'"' INC P''P' ,''0'S %
'o'h M'''n''" N0'''' ""'' O''" '''" -"
cd
Hon. Il. +, Hunter member OF the
House, will accept our thanks Tor Puo'e
documents sent US.
DR.. II. X. uoy, this week performed
a sirnally successful operation in the way
Of removing tumor.
Tbroo p.puh,f,,p borough auditor, l..
ra,bor ,oo much Of the GOOD thing. Give
nso D,u,,o-o. mi. v,,~
,,,..,. .-..... .... o.--,t
-. ~. sd.
''s' ~ ','
sN''o'' "''0 ''''"' y
-Ihere Is con''ao'"''' "'D'''"-' wv.
tween paying sou ono } '''i """ 80
the next 'o' '"' s''i'' "''''
Editor Grow Of the Lock Haven Jour
ia! has been elected secretary Of the Gin
ton county Agricultural Society
-"Thad" Longwcll, Bcllefonto boy,
il .eryinp the p. r. r. a, Snow Shoe. as
telegraph operator and trim woighcr.
G, D. O.. O.. + -.
.-, 80
I,s.. . - 80 ,..;., -! - =.
...z ,'' -.
M"J' L. H. ! l'F''o'' q '"'' pace ''
10 nave q desN ]" tNe once o' s'ey' A'F'cA,
/ Aee'''"' e"O'o''
A little girl By the name Of Garman
residing near the class works was badly
injured by a sled on Bunker II.il, on
Thursday last.
'-Da Bois has 5000 inhabitants and
twenty-.tree drinking places, and nine
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01

WALNUT LEAY HAIR REsroKER.-lt il
entirely different from a. others Ii Is as
clear ~ water. and, ~ lts rHme indicates,
/, perfect Vegetable Hair Res,orer. IL
will Immediately free the hcsd from the
iandruf. restore gray hair TO it, natural
color, and produce = new growth whore il
has fallen of. 1t docs not In any msnner
affect the health, which sulphur, Sugar Of
lead, and Nitrate of Silver preparations
have done. 1t will change light or faded
hair in q few DAYS TO beautiful glossy
brown. Ask your druggist for l.. Zach
bottle IL warranted. Smith, Kline & Co,
wholesale Agents, Philadelphia, and
Hall K Ruckel. New York. 4-ly
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01

After April lst, Alfred Nichols, Of
Brooklyn, will open general wholesale
and retail grocery in the roam now occu.
pied by Brew Il Son.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01
MARRIAGES.

FULTON January lsih. lss3. ai the
hausa 'of NJ John Johnsunhangh, by Rev. 7. n
Aorris Mt james I FULTON and Mis- Sarah K
sssusf. all of College township. Centre couny. Pa
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01
The GeHtrF 9fmutrat.
Thursday Morning, February l, 1888.

CORRESPONDENTS. containing important news, s"udt
I'D from any uatt OF the county. No communications
nssr;el unless accompanied 10y the real name OF the
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01
Lock Haven has secured Il town clock
at last.

Valentines store will bo moved April
lat to the rooms lately occupied by |.
| Guggenheimer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01

If we again hear OF certain pool
room proprietor permitting playing on
Sunday we shall expose him.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01
DEATHS.

AIKENs Ia Mnroy Nifain county, on Wednesday,
tie sath last, q FBsumouiA, Hneh Aiksns, ags1
"a years
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01

C. L. HoGcr, Il Co., will move into
the room occupied by NJ. l.. Schnccberg,
Aprilo lst.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01

DR.. lligbee State Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, who was compelled to
forcgo "A visit to this place during our late
county institute, on account Of sickness Is
RAPIDLY recovering.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01

CEASD JuRY REPORT. The Grand
Inquest Of the Common wealth Of Penn.
sylyania inquring in and for the county
Of Centre, after having disposed Of all the
bills Of indiclmen. before US under the in
struction Of the Court, have examined the
public buildings and report as follows;
All the Offices In Court House in good
order. In the jail find water pipes out Of
order on the one side leading to the cells
and ten water closets out of order and
having no water. We end one end Of gal.
lery aoor loose and hanging down also
four locks out Of order. The furnace heat.
ing the back end Of jail is out Of order
aud gas is escaping from II. Our attention
was called 70 a shed roof which is built on
the outside Of the back wall Of the jail,
which we think should DO removed.
RoBERT j. HAISKs.
Jan, "a. 1883. Foreman.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01

Our stock Of Woolens is now COM
pleie. Clothing made to order cheaper
than ever. MONTGOMERY & Co, Tailors.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01

\ $1,000 BIBLICAL REwARD.-The
pubii,hsrs Of R'ried7,'' Monfsly offer
twelve valuable rewards in their Monfbiy
for February, among which is TIE follow
ing
We will give 500 90 in gold 70 the per-
son telling " which T. the middle verse in
the Old Trstsment Scriptures by February
l0th, 1888 Should two or more correct
suswcrs be received, the reward will he
divided. The money will be forwarded 10
The winner February 18th, 1853. Pcrsons
irving ior the reward must send 20 cents
m silver mo postage stamps taken with
their answer, for which they will receive
tho March Monthly, IN which the nsms
and address 81 the winner of the reward
srd the correct sntver Wil be published.
This msy be worth $50 90 10 you cut II
out Address RUTLEDGE PUBLIsHISo
CosFASr, Easton, PeunA p
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01

A GRAND SURrRrsE.-On the evening
of the 27th the music of bells was heard
in front of tho Evangelical parsonage,
Milesburg, Pa, and on looking out Of the
window horse and sleigh were seen in
front of tho house, and In "a few moments
the door bell rang. In opening the door
young man and young lady were well
coined into tho parlor, after which 1t
proved to bo Mr.. G. G. Shucy and Mics
Shrom, from the lIoncr store, Bcllcfontcr
bringing with them and presenting to
Rcv. T. NJ Morris,a II fret class grey wolf
robe, beautifully lined, &c IA present from
tho Shucy family God bless the doners,
and thanks to the liberal Giv"rs.
II NJ MoVUts
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01

This We take from the F,'tJ,1-g L,af-
=, Of Sunday last, AuI refers % citizen
Of ,hi. place and well known here As tip
Top, first Glass, good fellow, sad we know
there is no: an ioia of Aattery In it, but
every bit /. more than nerited BY or
genial friend
1t would be bsrd % imagine man more
furpTised than wa NT. II. G. Yesger. the
manager Of the s. ChArles hotel, yclterdav
afternoon on being called into ihs dining
room where be found the employees Of the
hotel waiting for him. Without giving
him tin. 70 inquire vhAt tho trouble WAs
NJ IsAAc Watson, the head waiter, PRE-
seuisd him with handsome gold headed
ebony cane - mark ~ the high esteem
10 which be Is he'd by the employees of
the hotel. hr. WAts0n made very Ap-
ptupriste Fpccch and ended hy hoping that
Mr. IcAger Sould never be cAned In 3
manner not quite a. agreeable As the pres
eHl Mr. loaCer WHs greatly moved and
oppressed bic appreciation of their kind.
ness IN few well chosen words. The cane
pAs then passed Around the people present
and All united in saying that they never
bad seen . hsndsomer present Of the kind
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01

f.o,r. NU,., ,,,,,,.. ~,
ovu, e,t., {, e.. ,o...,as-, :" "A'
Lo,on.t .e.t,. &. Ali -
s,rs,on, yyih,,, ,,,.,n,,ir., ''o' -
plain We auo,o cornre,sn, au,ba,t. "a
say. that the rc,nrt of the p,-o,.t ,,.,;
tots when pnbH.hcI rc,i A,,u -. v..
will show mat tho coy,,i,,,a ,, -,
having the streets In charge. bsvoe,,e,A
ed about the same amour, NJ ,o,,o,h,..,
last year, and made no imp,ov.u.,,,,a
speak OF, wherea. a bridge coating ovo.
81 100 was built the year before Tn.
water works will slso have cont p,,,ly g..
much, and lsst year. report ,bows n.v
boiler, worth 400. 70 have been lop,t,
and paid for.
On accoun, Of tn, snd kindred ,e,,.
lcssncss. much di,..ti.f,c,ior .,i,. 49,.
increased at m alarming rate until ,t.v
amount 70 H. much or NOR. than the r.,,
tenants arc viking 10 pay. In one case .
house il rented for $500 on which tb.,.-
g,s,s,. ,s,c. s,,,.,,,.,.,, g., s.o,
Tto 81. -.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01

On Friday little son Of John Brad.
Icy, while coasting on Bunker Hill, struck
post at the corner Of the Public School
grounds, and was picked up ,nscntblo.
He was carried 20 DR.. Darts Office whcro
he was kindly cared FOR by the Doctor and
then taken homo in his sleigh. Ho was
injured sbou, the face and had one tooth
broken of besides other injuries,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01

Maj J. B. Fisher, Penn Hail. A c.
Hinton E-q, ex-county commissioner,
Moshanon, Dr.. Z. T. Mu-.er, Aaronsburg.
Mcssrs J Z. Runklo and NJ. 5. Fielder,
Hninc. twp. and Mr.. Jno II. Kreamar,
MiIhcim, were among the welcome call
a-s at this office within the last day or
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01

a DoHATIoS. The good people Of Port
Matilda, Black Oak and Mt Pleasant,
took possession Of the Y Is. parsonage at
Port Matilda, Pa, on the 10th inst, and
proceeded 10 prepare an excellent dinner
for the occasion. About 20 were present
and loft behind them over 5000 worth Of
dry goods, groceries, provisions, &c, feel.
ing that 1t was good 70 be there, and that
II whs more blessed 10 give than receive,
and the heart of Rev. 4. Conley and wife
were gIaddened by their visit
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-02-01

Tho Y, NJ c. A. Of Centre Hall has
a Ladies Auxiliary, of'iccrcd as follows .
Prcst, Miss Cora Murray; Vice Prest
Mr-. W. X. Forster Sccy Miss Jennie
Boal; Treas. Mr.. J. W. Conley, and
Librarians, Miss Kate Rcssman and Miss
Maggie Thompson. We wish tho effort
abundant success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-21

was selected for permanent and Temporary ceaumahu h
Erasts Brooks, who present as delegate Iro eo
IXth District Of Casteton. declined to serve as cnsl
man the convention aud later refused 10 nhVe nI'
name used candidate for delegate to the stato co
ventiou. The following delegates were selected 70 gS
TO the State Convention John g. Vaughn, y.
southHeld; Jeremiah Sullivan. Of Mddletown, ana a
sent as delegate 70 the Judiciary Convennon. no
delegates to the Senate Convention were reques.ou ~
vote unit. and to recognize either tne @ Ioupsy W
Democracy Tammany Irving Han ConVen.on,@ Ut or
whichever they thought likely to De tne regular ono'
according to the State Committees Instructions.
UTICA, Sept 2O-The following are the delegates 10
Buffalo from the lid District OF Oneida County; L. BE
Sherman of Rome Martin Parsons, Of whitestown aud
james Goodwin, OF Westmoreland
WATERFOWL, Sept 20.-The Democrats or the ist
District Of Jefferson County TO-DAY Nominated Dr.
George D. Hewitt of West Carthage, for Assembyman'
and A. +. Porter, f. J. Clark and L. E. Prnyne
delegates to the State Convention. Tne conven-
ton passed resolutions favorng Governor Ceveanus
administration. the nomination OF Mr breh .or Atvi
General, and the election or state SVnm..'op
fayOring and liberal policy towru New ioIh
City ORGANIZATIONS. This Is considered slRnncan on
Mr.. Flowers friends had control Of the Convention
UTICA, Sept 20-Another Convention was held IN tne
lid Assembly District Of Oneida County to-day which
elected james Stevens Of Rome Andrew j. stebbns OF
Marshall and William @. Aldridge, OF Wbitestown uee-
gates to the Democratic State Convention.
WHITEHALL. n Y. Sept. 20.-The lid Assembly DIS
trict OF Washington County sends the following dele-
gates to the Democratic State Convention: Charles
Hughes. George Nortbrup and John W. Whalen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-21
THE ROSE CLARK INQUEST POSTPONED

ALL THE EVIDENCE POINTING TOWARD LEWIS
STRATFoRD, Conn.,, Sept. 2O.-Ihe inquest III
the Rose Clark murder postponed to-day until
Saturday for the reason that the official stenographer
was i'll Those who have been gradually persuadng
themselves that Lewis is the guilty man snake ther
heads sagely and say that by Saturday the authorities
hope TO have better against Rose ana
ere only waiting for two important pieces OF eV
dence which they expect get in shape tomorrow some
Wild surmises are INDUCED in It was reported yesteI
day. for instance that young man named CURTIS nv
ing in West stratord had Lewis driving his wagon
at bslf-past o on Sunday night talk with the boy
the fact that merely stated that he had seen
man driving some time during the night miles away
from the spot Coroner Holt s in daily receipt OF etters
advancing absurd theories and speculatons One re-
ceiyed yesterday from spirtuast VINO stateo tht
spirit stating that she had been murdered py negro
banned Lewis" l..
state Attorney Fessenden was seen today IN
Bridaeport by The TRIBUNE correspondent and
in the course OF conversation said: This is
about the darkest 1 have ever
had 10 eope through As matters stand a. present the
sowar Lewis There several pieces OF evidence which.
70 say the least warrant some degree OF suspicion being
attached TO him. do not feel that there al present
sny case on which It would be possible 10 secure a
sOnyiSaon for ,hs Ss'e arrest q any one, and
sven m do do not think 1t will be served until satur-
day at the earliest am perfectly well satlsned win
the work Done by me ae contssrv
Detectives Wood and Arnold, nave as usual spent tue
CAV In ri wing about 1t stated Dy one OF THEM that
hethought something might turn n, SR % mnortspee Sr
Captain Clark and his George the father ana oioner
Of The murdered woman, no hesitation In staung
their opinion that Lewis is tine guilty man.