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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-19
Michigan Knights.

DETROIT, Jan. 1s.-The call for
the myth annual convention of tie
state assembly of the knights of
Labor to be held at Holland early
next month has been issued. 1t de.
clares that new era is about to be
inaugurated in the organization and
that great care should be exercised
in the selection of delegates. Ger
eral Master Workman Sovereign
has agreed to attend the convention.
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The Condition Improved.

NEW YORK, Jan. The re.
ports Of the industrial, commercial
and financial conditions gathered
from all sections of the country for
the present week show that the i'm.
proved conditions noted q week ago
have not only been ma ntained but
have materially increased. Many
additional manufactures have start.
ed up, clothing and dry goods deal
ers in the large centers report an
increased business, collections are
generally easier, and there are pro.
nounced signs of activity in many
other directions. Reports also note
more buoyant feeling in trading
circles, and general conceusus OF
opinion that the tide has turned and
that the depression of the last few
months will at the present rate
very soon be a thing Of the past.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1894-01-19
The Oleomargarine Case

81. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. l9.-Tbe
case OF the Armour Packing ON.
pany of Chicago snd Kansas Ci.v
against me Minnesota Dairy Com.
mission is again before the Uo;ted
States court Today. The Armonrs
seek to make permanent the mime.
ton secured a few weeks aoo
estopping the commission from
making seizures of oleomarg,rine
IN original packages, whether pink
or yellow. Added interest is given
to the case by the war upon CLEO.
margarine that has been initiated in
New York, Pennsylvania and other
states, as we'll as by the forcible
declarations Of the an,i.oleomar.
garlne conference that assembled in
Chicago this week.
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Jump on the judges.

philadelphia, Pa, Jan, 10
An offi address from the execr-
tive council of the knights of Labor
makes a formal announcement of
the injunction issued by Judges
Jenkins and Caldw of the United
states Circuit courts of Wisconsin
and Minnesota, and served upon
General Master w orkman Sovereign
and the members of the general ex
ecuiive board enjoining the order
from participating in any strikes or
using any il huence in the adjust
ment of wages or regulation Of
trades matters upon the Northern
Pacific road. 1t says that jenkins
aud Caldwell ut.Herod Herod, that
the il junction would put TO shame
the Gar of Russia, that it places
the United States government with
the army and navy in defence of the
Northern Pacific road and against
workingmen; that it is another blow
at civil liberty in this country, and
that Chief Justice Fuller by indors-
ing the injunction has le0t ais assist
ance toward rendering powerle IS
the laboring people of this country
employed on railroads to even de
fend themselves against the er-
croachments of capital by refusing
to work. Never before, it says, in
the history of this country has such
a proceeding taken place, and it Will
arouse the people to sense of their
danger at the hands of the unscrr
pulous monopolists who run the
railroads, and hasten the day wher
the Government will assume thel'
control and management.
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An Unseen Enemy

is more to be dreaded than an open and Visible
one. That subtle and lurking foe, which nuder
he generic name of malaria manifests itself,
wien clutches us in Its tenacious grasp, in
the various forms of chills and fever, bilious
remittent. dumb ague or ague cake. can only be
ehectuhlly guarded against by fortfylng the
system against its insidious attacks with Hos
letters stomach Bitters, q thorough an,iiote
TO the poison of miasma in the system, and q
safeguard against Is thoroughly to be relied up
on. In ihe event of ma'arious attack, avoid
poisoning your system with quinine, and use
Instead this wholesome remedy, unobjecton-
able In taste and far more etlicacious tnsn any
drug. Use the Bite for dyspepsia, bilious
ness, corsipatlon, kidney complaints and
rheuM atism
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Army and Navy Banquet.

BALTIMORE, Md Jan. ls.-Ger.
Bradley 7. johnson will preside
this evening over the annual ban.
quet of the Society Of the Army
and Navy Of the Confederacy. 1t
will be an unusually brilliant affair
Covers will be laid for three hun.
dred guests, and strong vein of
patriotism and love of country will
run through the speeches.
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elcome for Pony Moore.

Nv YORK, Jan. l9.-Habitues
Prting circles in this city are
|ring to give hearty reception
|orge w. Moore, better known
Pny Moore, Charlie Mitchell's
fin.law, and who IL due this
boon from London with bills
change for 100000 of English
y with which to back his SON.
in the approaching contest.
accompanied by his daughter,
Mitchell, and they are passen-
pm the Etruria. Several tugs
been chartered, and a big
pgency will 60 down the bay
Pet the ex.minstrel as soon as
PrrlNa OF the ship off Sandy
is announced. They will re-
In this ci.y for a couple OF
and then leave for Florida,
Mitchell being very anxious tc
lar her husband during the few
prior to the fight.
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The Missing Major.

i FRANCISCO, Jan. l9.-Major
|pson", the missing witness in
hal of Dan Coughlin at CHI
|for the murder of DR.. Cronin,
Who at the last trial testified
le had been offered money by
bin to edo up" the doctor, was
n the city a couple of days
md recognized by a man who
Rrly knew him we'll by sight in
pity. He is said to have dis
b q big roll of bills, although
flew months prior to his leav-
|hicago he was in hard luck.
|eon is an old acquaintance and
|ngler with "shell workers"
ther con men who lay cheap
for the unwary, but none of
Maternity in San Francisco will
that they have seen him or
anything Of his whereabouts
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Lo,,r VS.. the Minnesota
Sairv Commission.
Hrs OF LABOR GOSSIP
|,.,on of Business --Recep.
tIons and Banquets.
i, rober Postage Stamps.

lumber Postage Stamps.
|su1SGroN, d. O., Jan. 10.
kst ohi.e department is in
to regard with favor a sug
1 that has been made that
ID stamps should he numbered
plv IN the same manner as
|ry notes aud bills issued by
(vernment. Some such means
MITIGATION as this has been
necessary owing to the
|ous robberies of stamps in
rom post oili ses in different
bf the country, a species OF
which seems Of late to be
|erably on the increase. A
humber Of representative bust.
hen as veil as post office in.
|rs situated in different parts
b country have strongly in
B the pre- iect and urged its i'm.
lie consideration.
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Fanlte State Celebration.

ficAGo, Jan. 19.-The annual
P''on of the Sons of New
psnire of illinois and the west
Isl progress today at the Grand
o motel, and will conclude
banquet tonight. Many
rom ;r out of town are partici.
Is IN the proceedings.
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heir Strength Lessened.

WELL, Mass, Jan. l9.-The
assembly OF the Knights of
F. which has been in progress
|ior several days, adjourned to-.
Although their publication
Impressed, it is known that the
[ts of the officers presented
mat the strength of the order
state has been materially les.
! during the past year, and it
IeGlded to place organizers in
neld and to make a strenuous
| 10 restore the organization to
primer strength.
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and strengthening nervine, and the onIg
medicine for women so safe and SIRE that
it can be guaranteed. In periodical pains,
displacements, weak back, bearing down SEN
sations, and every kindred ailment. if it fails
to benefit or cure you have your money back.
Is anything that isn't sold in this way likely
70 be "just as good
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lYOM4MHOOD

has its own special medi-
cine in DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription. And
every woman who Ia
run down or over
worked, every woman
who suffers from any
" female complaint p" or
weakness, needs just that
remedy. With it, every
disturbance, irregularity,
and arrangement can b
permanently cured.
It's an invigorating, 70
stOratiVe tonic, q soothing
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
PEOBIBLT 1HE MAN ROBHEHN.

sr,RcEY SAID TO HAVE MADE CONFESSION
IMpIrcATI,;G HIMSELF ANp MoEGANfiELb
wnshjngton oct - t. !. Searccy. the man ar
rested I'm Cumberland for completely in the Aqua
Creek train robbery. was lodged III FT'Ic''KNpu'f
iaH last night. and this afternoon was INK" !"
stafford Court House. eight miles distant Tor "N-
animation in the court having geographical jurls-
dlcion oyer the charges against him Fully n" p'o-
u,e v.r. waiting AT thr FTclcr.c cksburg railroad
station when the train arrived there. ana th" street
10, Ing up the jail lined with curious spec
tators Soarccy was accompanied b. General Man
ogcr Herring Of the Adams Express Company. +.
H. IIinle Shorn Kennedy. Of stafford County, ana
Crutchncd. the cNpr"ss messenger on IN" loptri
train. Robert Plnkritnn the detective" hirlE'i in
Washington Yesterday morning from a. ''il,%, n,,'r
arrest Oh the charge ~ bcilg inp.catsi ~ & l', 'I
berry Scarcey turned over to iinkrrion Tor
examinat!on and he spent several hours trying 10
secure soine hIn,.>iGn ~ gnit rom MN M th
train robbers and that the connection between
Se1rcey and Morganhed had been clearly c'tAb-
Officers Of the Adams Express Company here VIII
give no information rs to whether S"arrry Whd"
a confession yesterday while confined IN th' "NPr' -
company building awaiting transportation 10
lite nothing about Sedrcey and the sieFs taken
by the express people to recover the stolen money.
but they believe that Searcey has made statement
duplicating himself and Morganield
fredericksburg Va. oct. The prosecuting
attorney Of Stafford County has prepared papers
for the requisiton Of Charles A. Morganheld the
| LET Fredericksburg this evening with requHltloh
pnpcrs for the Governor to Sign, and VIII then go
! 10 Cincinnati Morganneld Is too III To be moved
at present
Cincinnati. oct 22.-Last night Colonel Lew {.
! Weir president OF the Adams Express Company
! teIegra phed from New-York to the Chief OF Police
| I'm this city: Don't let the man with the broken
| leg get loose We want him. and want him badly
This refers to Charles A. Morganfel1 the prisoner
with a broken leg under guard In Cincinnati nos
| pital who is suspected OF being one OF the Aqua
| Creek express train robbers. Teiegrams poured
| into headquarters from all directions yesterday.
| 1t Is believed that other members or gang OF
| robbers are here The police are reticent but
| active. Robert Pinkerton, while here telegraphed
! to Chief Dcitsch that Morganheld-he gave ms
| name as Morganthal-left Searcey, at Cumberland
| Nd on Tuesday night. October l6 that both had
| lodged In the same house at Shenandoah Junction
| Some what vague reports coming In or the pres
| ence In the city Of strangers with large sums oi
/ mop0y.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23

fast time made especially in the second race.
when the mile and quarter run by w. b. in
2O9a., which becomes the track record for that dis
tance. Summaries:
First race-Purse $500: five furlongs. Dalgretti.
iOl Garner 30 to !, won in drive by half length;
Major-..neral 40 (Bake) TO l. second: Pay or
Play, 10i (WS|h). to l. third. Time-l:02i2. Lady
May Sappho Dry Dollar Anxiety. Gossamer geld
ing, Commodore Rougham. Rosewood colt Saginaw
and Ninety-SeVen also ran.
Second race Purse $50: one mile and a quarter.
W. B.. Jos Namilton,. to l. won easily by three
lengths; ClaruS, 100 (1. Jones) 10 l. second;
George Dixon. 90 (McClain). l@ to }. third Time
2:09&. Blue Garter. Leigh. Bess McDuf Lafayette
and Dwigh; also ran.
Third race--PurSe 500; five and a half furlongs
Manch ester. 9S CLamey). TO TO- won easily by half
a length: High Point Belle los Clerco). to =.
second; NavahOe. 3G Wlark). 20 to !. third. Time
l;U9ie. First Light and Marcola cot also
Fourth race-Purse $3.50; six furlongs. Charm. ll2
Mosebv) even. easily by three lengths: West
Park 10 WeSh). to |. second; FrederiCks, l04
CB.ake), 10 10 |, third Time-ll5i,. Equation, Royal
George and Briscoe also ran.
Fifth race-Purse $780, one mile. Buckrene 1oi
RclfD, TO ), won in gallop by half length; Sir
Dixon. jr, IS (Welsh). to . second: Hardy Fox
81 O}anks). 50 TO l. third. Time-ltS. Bily Boy
Laurel, Disappointment. Peruvian and SOuths!de
also
Sixth race-Purse $500: five furongs. BrOnston
loi (Blake), TO l. in drive by a neck: Herk-
Ter. l03 NteifI). TO .. second Philisea 102 liam
ey). TO /. third. Tme-lOS. Castanet. Harry Kes-
ter Flash. Uproar FLY, Pcario George Hubbard
and Boothroyd Qormeriy Crusade gelding) also ran.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
THE STATE MILITIA COMMENDED.
COLONEL. MERRIAM PRAISES ITS EFFICIENCY
AND RECOMMENDS THAT TIE NATiONAL
GOVERNMENT SUPPORT IT
MORE LITERALLY.

Albany. oct .Z-'oI'hcI II. :. ''''''''' ~ 90"
7th United states Infantry. now statloh'i NJ F'''
r,c.r Colorado who was detailed - attend the
60. g.. -, trs,r,c,t,, a, p.ckskl last sum-
mer has Med with the o'h'erN III ''"'H' "' ''
military Information division II the War Depart
meut at Washington "A report IN which hc states MS
,o-,.a,,,,. ~ m. efficiency Of the National GuarI
-, -, &C rr ,e,s ROTOR, which "a A long one.
~. s,vs.
-, ,,, .. ,..,. ,,.u t,e,-,,r,.l
conslu'r 'ne ""Sl'" '"' - '''t -, .t.,,.a.,,.s
ana "'hcl'h' NJ 9t''"' ''''' .;,,i.-, ~.
wen ."sll"S'|'' -. -, ,',,.r,,r, non
troops arr "f'htF "'7. t'''.'. az t'''' ,.. .rt
u!hF centres; an "7 '"'' 80 a." ..,,.,..,.,-
v'. t1liod"' "n. H. -, ~ .',,.r.. e.i,,...,.
that Nc present Il"n - N,I--." l,,,.. ,.r
I
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
MOST WONDERFUL OF ALL.
II should Re Kept In Every Household in tho
Land.

OF all tho Doctors marvellous works none has proved
widespread a blessing that great medicine. Dr
,cne's N,ryura blood and remedy Like SPIDERS
web with millions delicate threads. II stretches
out its mighty arms every tion and in every land
driving suffering bf - IT, and leaving in It's
path happneSs bright and rejoicing hearts
The Doctor quantities of letters telling
made by his wonderful medicine u nervous
n"ss exhaustion, headache stomach. liver
bowel ari kidney complaint tired feeling, constipation
and run down and lebiatsd 'ystem.
There ar. thousand. people who exactly sick
y.i d8at feel well There il something wrong;
they arr weak n-rvous and tired they don't sleep well
AMI wake up unrerreshed They eat well. and
their food does not strengthen them The greatest IN
the world for an conditions Is Or. Greenes Nervura
hkod and remedy
TUESDAY "Wednesday evenings. October ~ and "a ~
O'Clock by Creme will deliver in Chckering Hall his
granuly Illustrated free. private lectures to only
,es. rrivAta lectures viii accurately illustrated by
dissolving Vows ond viii contain Information upon those
vital points of privat" which all should. but
t., of.n 90 not. understand. Every man will hni II tp
his interest these free lectures Admission 10 all
parts of the house j.
ON "Wednesday afternoon October "a ~ o'clock. the
Doctor viii 4ive free graphically illustrated lecture 20
lade. only which Will deeply interesting and In
r,uic,vc Every lady should attend this free lecture.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
CHAMPION BICYCLISTS TO TAKE PAhI'
ELABORATE PREPARATIONS FOR THE ToOhNA-
MENT IN MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
THANKSGIVING WEEK.


THANKSGIVING WEEK
p,cvc,e mon are looking forward to an interesting
indoor season and big tournament to BE- ne'1 al d,
Madison Square Garden Thanksgiving week "'
start the indoor scason finely. MI the D'St ','o''
in this country wi take part, ana there VIII oe =
series Of races between professionals ana p''"''"
,raes 4 md Glass B men. Indications point 20 the
mos; Interesting indoor bicycle meet ever hein j"
this country. 1t will be Zmmerman's first appear
ance in this country as professional, and the iast
est man who ever rode "A wheel will get lively re-
ception.
Negotiations have been pending for some time
past between the Metropolitan ASSOCIATION o' =!
cling Clubs and Frank ". Sanger. manager oi Ma'-
son Square Garden. The ma ma cement Oi the tour-
nament has been placed in the hands Of Charles y
Shechan. ". Il. Troy. zimmerman hdnas'I'
sailed ON th. Camnana for southampton ON Salui-
-, M UI Nv h. ratI~ns he expects To bring Xim
norman and Wheeler back with aim. as Wen ;l7
most OF the fast men who belong ON the other -hr:
The racing viii begin on Tuesday, November - *
s y. m. anl concerts Will Doe given every t'chIhs;
The prizes viii 5e OF considerable value ior M the
Glass 4 and Il ard liberal purses VIII be- glVrh
to the PROFESSIONALS three IN each contest; aNtr"E
the twenty four hoIr contest $1,000 bcing put up
for prizes during the week. The track VIII De pul
tests in the Garden. the object being 10 get m%uEh %
faster time in the sprint races. Ihe cost oi '"'
Among the class \ that are expected t., to .' en-
George Coffin. +. \, BohnEer and +; +: GooInAn'
A few OF the class Il men viii he f. }. TITUS, W.; =.
Sanger. j. > Johnson NJ r. l1Iln.IE,', o. "a,
T.. {. Bald, Oscar Brandt. Ray Mcllonald W r..
Murphy. c. NJ Murphy, George. F. Taylor. W; W
Taxis and II. &. Tyler The professionals ar" n a.
Zimmerman champion Of the word Freehold y. j.
Harry" c. Wheeler; American champion IS''' H., 81
Orange y. j.. ~ Il. Rich. staten Island, IN
door cha npion 1892; q. VI. Van Amoerg. AIRING,
ton y. j.. champion at twenty-four-hour race hnl
winner OF third place in last years siN-day contest
Charles " AShingcr champion 1872; William Mar
tin. champion 1891 Lucien Louvet. sh'rt-!isiance
champion OF France; Arthur Linton. champion
middlc-dstance man OF France; NJ Huret;. cham
pion long-distancc rider of Franc; \ 9, EI"lri'
champion of England. and Alexander Nerh"y'n.
champion OF Germany.
Official l.. \ W. handcappors. Tn entries VIII
close with charles \. Sheehan. 30. Nand'r'''-
ave, New-NOrk. on November -.
ON the opening night thcrc VIII be on"-m '
novice. one-half-milc scratch and hy"-nile scratch
for Cass \ men; a on"-mle. One-hali-mi" heats
and a three mile lap race for class y men ana a
one-rnile scratch and lve-milc scratch Tor pro
fcssonals Tn" programmes for Wednesday. fTl iay
and Saturday similar. ON Thanksgiving Iiy
there will he triple bill. for there VII De- series
of races in the morning. another set In Me after
noon AMI a third AZ night.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
-FOUR WORLDS RECORDS FOR TYLER.
HE RIDES THE FASTEST MILE EVER MADE IN A
CONTESTED RACE IN 2:& 10.

CONTESTED RACE IN 2& 10.
a sensation to-day at the Waltham cycle Park by
riding the fastest mile contested in the
world. breaking both the even mile and three
quarters competition records under extremely un-
favorable conditions. on September l3. at Spring
field Mass. Eddie Bald. Of Buffalo. leaped into
men in the world lowering the worlds competition
record to minutes - seconds. one year before.
on the same track George Taylor. OF Waltham. had
established three-Quarier- record of Il 10
To-day Harry Tyler. of Springfield. broke both these
records at the sane attempt. and Eddie McDuf-
fee OF Maiden. finished only about wheels length
equal t. about one-fifh second behind. Tyler cut
ting the three-quarter record to l:S 20, and the
mile 2.0 l-j.
Less than so spectators were present when Tyler
Watson. Coleman Eddie" McDunee and Nat
Butler lined up In the ODe-mle invitation race. IL
was SO cold and damp that the men wore heavy
sweaters and stockings Fifty yards away was a
the moving at ther best speed. Tyler caught
the coveted position a foot from the rear tire OF the
tandem and away he flew He cut the quarter In
"a Is seconds and the third In i3 40 seconds The
half reached in 02. three seconds below record
time. He reached the second third In - 80 Az
the third quarter the time was :S3 -. and here
Tyler Jumped away from the tandem. with Nc
Duffee close up him. Down the str"tch theN
came without the positions varying a foot. ana iAi
Tyler captured the new record McIuTrc "ouId
have done SO with small margin 10 spare.
As there are no recorded competition records for
the third and two-thirds miles. Tyler may claim
them also making four more world 3 recOTds 10 MS
credit as a result OF to-ddy's race.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
WESTON STARTS ON HIS WALK.
LEAVING NEWBURG, HE TRAVELS THIRTY-FIVE
MILES TO Observation-Disclosures OF

Kingston. y. Y. oct. % (SpeclaD.-Edward Payson
Weston. the pedestrian. left Newburg to-day at
exactly / p. m. his twelve-days ramble of 4s
miles for $1,000 wager. Weston was started 10y
Mayor B. b. Odel of Newburg. and was introduced
to large crowd by the president OF the Common
Council, Mr.. Murtfelt Weston. in his address
strongly advocated the election Of Morton and Sax
ton and the Republican ticket and heartily ap-
plauded
Roseton reached at 81 Marlborough at 257
Milton at S:55, and Highland, distance Of sixteen
miles from NeWburg. at 45i twenty minutes ahead
Of time. a stop for lunch was made here. as Wcs-
ton before starting had not the opportunity 10 dine
a delegation Of bicycle rides accompanied Weston
from Milton to Highland From Highland he started
at J.24 After having been compelled TO make a
circuit of miles because Of his refusal TO
a ferry. and having lost a mile by reason OF
his taking the wrong road. Weston arrived At
Kingston at 10 O'Clock y. m, having travelled
altogether thirty-five miles
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
u-STrcE Hogan AGAINST EYRNES
,,r sxu,rs At ms EFFORTS TO ENFORCE THE
ryclsE Law ANp SAYS rr Is SHAME TO
LOCK ~ Uu'M-IIOP KEEI'iI'S

LIKE CRIMINALS.

pollce Justice Hogan was Indignant last hrht
,,h,u ,r.n at his home. 30. y Sev'hth-"N'' M TWO
,birgs. one WAS th" manner IN "h.'h "e' "''
man detailed by the Central onice chose ne Si"
. ,.io,,c the law to serve their own ends IN inter
rretiu, the law as t. tax" thrir prlS"h''9
to any court they saw tit, ana next II thr manner
I'm which they made arrests
a., IN. thrtv-six cases brought b'for" him yes
,.,Jov morning. Justice Hogan discharged nine
and held the others for examination. because his
,ssociat.s had requested him to DO 80. Justice
Hogan then attacked that portion of Sup'rniend-
on, uvrness report to the Police Commissioner
that referred to excise violation. Tho Superintenl-
cnt said that the resolution prohibiting men IN
main clothes from making arrests for violation or
the Excise law made II next TO Impossible TOT
officers I'm uniform do II. because OF the sentnel'
at the doors ,.,. :. , .,
"This shows" said Justice Hogan that II IS not
an omen violation OF the law and IL "a much an
enforcement OF the law can be expected AMI
os much as is found In any other city In the state
Justice Hogan said that those arrests are "a
,reat hardship upon the people arrested" lie says
,bat they are locked W ordinary criminals. The
niice JustIce Hogan said favor house OF prosti-
tution as against a licensed liquor-shop keeper.