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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-07
SOUTH SIDE JOTTINGS.


AN advertising matter, news items and now
subscriptions, If left at the following business
places, will be promptly attended to; Gang 8
barber shop. Wostpfahl's store, ID. w. Humph-
reys pharmacy and A. ]. Muderig's,l
Mrs. Frank Whiteisquite seriously i'll at
her home on Birch street.
The Century Hose company held regu-
lar monthly meeting last evening.
Little Willie Heilg of Alder street, who
was injured on July 4, is getting along
nicely.
Jacob Greger, Charles Kirst and Oscar
helriegel were fishing at Goudsboro yes
terday.
John Schenk aud Councilman Robert
Robinson were fishing at Gouldsboro yes
terday.
A visitor has arrived at the home OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Mccormack. of Cedar avenue. 1t
is boy.
The Ringold band met for practice last
evening at the corner of Birch street and
Ceuar avenue.
Druggist L. D. Powers celebrated the
twenty second anniversary Of his wedding
day ON Thursday.
A son was born to Mr.. anu Mrs. Anthony
| Gibson, who live in tho rear OF Prospect
avenue, on Tuesday last
The sixth annual picnic of the Forest
band will take place at the Central Park
garden on Saturday. July 81.
Emil Bonn, OF Cedar avenue, deputy
clerk OF the courts leaves on business
visit for Harrisburg this morning.
The st. Johns church excursion is being
looked forward TO with great interest, Ii
will occur on July 80 at Farview.
The social held at the Young Women's
Christian association rooms on Cedar ave
nue. last evening was largely attended
The Neptune Hose company held spe-
cial meeting last evening to arrange for a
picnic or an excursion. Nothing definite
was done.
Butchers Fritz Hug, Of Pittston avenue,
David Weber and Frank Scheur visited
Chiuchilla yesteaday for the purpose ol
purchasing cattle.
Attorney a. A. Vosburg, of Providence.
who is Republican candidate for the
| nomination of district attorney, paid 6
visit to this side yesterday.
Stella, the 4-year-old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Morlong, of Willow
street, who broke her arm at Central park
last Wednesday, is improving.
A man named Heeney, of Prospect ave
nu0, was thrown from a carriage last eve
ming about 30 at tho corner of Birch
street and Prospect avenue. He was not
seriously hurt.
A young man named John Lycopf, who
| resides on Plttston avenue was quite ser
iously injured yesterday by falling from q
ladder while painting Johu Westpfahl's
grocery aud dry goods store, on the corner
OF Pittston avenue and Willow street.
Martin Francis the year and months
old child of Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Flood
Of 400 palm street, who died on Thursday
evening will be buried at Pleasant Valley
at l O'clock today. Several relatives o
that place will attend the funeral. HI
was i'll only three days.
Harry Walden, of Birch street, who wa
injured July in the bycicle races ar
rived home last evening from the Lacka
wanna hospital He is we'll enough tt
walk about, but still feels q great deal o
pain where the handle bar of his whee
struck him and has large bruiSe near tn
heart. He believes he could have won
place if he had rot met with the accident
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Miss Anna II. Williams, OF Tenth
treet, entertained many Of her friends
at her home last evening with piano
recital by her many pupils. The house
and lawn were prettily trimmed. The
house was well filed with people and
the recital WAS much enjoyed. The
pupils acquitted themselves in q way
that ref ,cted credit upon the ability of
Miss Williams at teacher Of music.
During the evening Miss Harriet
Ward. vioinist, and Mrs Charles
Metzgar, contralto soloist. rem,
dered many beautiful selections.
The pupils who participated
were Misses Bertha Carson, Jessie
Vert, May Pinnell, Sadie Costlett.
Jessie Bevan; trio, Misses Effie Fell
lows, Anna Merriman aud May Pin
nell Grace Henimau, Nettie and BeE-
sic Mears. Mary Phillips. Nettie Will
Jams, May Edwards. Nellie Donnelly,
Laila Phillip1, Lois Fellows. Lizzie
Heizer, Nellie Fellows, Mabel Christ.
Grace Chamberlin and Master Robert
Carson.
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NEiN60KA.

Con Dolan, of HE Fiva Points. is the
rulv nspirant tor delegate in The Sonth
w's, lit Henly and j Gers have
wi hdrnwn.
Guidas Culumbo, of Coherg, Ont.
on his way to Atlantic City, stopped
At this p 60 yester lny aud paid short
visit to 10 frirpls
The Cushiopoltau hotel on Main
street, is nearly compl ted aud will b.
one of tbs finest in town The pro
pretnr will enheavor to secure an
electric light In frlnt Of IT,
The board of au itors of Lrckawanna
township will met tonight Tor the pur-
pose of completing their report relat-
ING to the accounts OF last years su =
pervisOrs
The newly organize school board OF
Lacknwanna township will hold its
first business meeting at No 3 school
Monday night AS u rule the July
meetings Of past school boards trans
acted no business whatever; the as
sem bling of the direct Jrs was simply u
matter Of formalty. But this time,
owing to the enterprise of Director
Griffith T. Davis, 1t will probably be-
that on Monday night the teachers for
the ensuing year will be apnoiuted and
their salaries fixed. Usually the
teachers are not hired until the middle
of August. Many teachers who are not
sure OF their tenure Of Office experien CO
much anxiety until the matter is de-
cided that their vacation 10 altogether
period Of uneasiness. Mr.. Davis
intention is to relieve the tension and
lift load OF suspense from the minds
of the teachers They will appreciate
his tboughtfulness and return thanks
! accordingly.
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TAYLOR.

Harry Widenor was in Honesdale on
Wednesday.
Ell, ctric, I; Active. was the score o.
Wednesdays morning game.
Peter Youngbloots, Of Pittston, spent
the Fourth in town.
David Spruks, Of Scranton. was in
town yesterday.
H, j. Cooper and wife were in Lack
awanna on Thursday night calling
upon relatives.
Harry Ward was doing business in
Peckvills yesterday.
j. D. Atherton, Harry.Richardson.
Blanche Ward and Bertha Sweet spent
Wednesday in Lake Winoa.
Mrs. Waters, Of Dunmore, visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, W. H. Cor.
don, on Wednesday.
John Kohler, John Richards, David
Harris anil r. H. Mckenzie witnessed
yesterdays ball game with Scranton
and Reading.
Joseph Davis and son Artie were in
Forest CITY yesterday
Annie Tidd is visiting friends in
Stroudsburg.
Inc Calvary Baptist church will run
all excursion to Farview on July II.
viii Gordon is home from a visit to
Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
Next Friday night will close the
guessing on the chair Of the Ladies'
auxiliary of the Price Library assooia-
tion. On the sams night a festival
will be held. together with literary
programme.
Will the p ople of Taylor awake
from their slumber and organize q fire
companv2
Rev. Evans, of Blakely, will preach
at the Calvary Baptist church tomor-
row.
John Richards, the graceful COR
respondent for the Scranton Free Press
from Taylor, was in Wilkes Barre on
Thursday playing with the Printers a
Ball club from the county seat,
The amount Of fast driving done
through town every Sunday should be
stopped before any accident occurs.
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AN EVENING PARTY.

Given at the Home of Miss Rose Muir.
ray on Tenth Street
Miss Rose Murray was rendered q
pleasant party last evening at her
home, rear of Tenth street. The rooms
were prettily decorated with flowers
aud choice ferns Miss Murray re-
ceiyed her guests from s until 0 o'clock
Games and other social diversions
indulged in until a late hour when
cake and ice cream were served.
Among those present we're: MissesM Mar
garet Dslmer, Cecilia Connors, Nellie
Delmer, Name McCarty, of New York,
Kate O'Boyle. Minnie Jones, Annie
O'Boyle, Loretta Stock, Lizzie Mullen,
Margaret McAoon, Bertha McAloon;
Margaret Davies and James McDon-
ough. Eddie Galiski, Joe Kelly, James
Beavers, Arthur Meredith, Joseph Gal
lagher, James Cavsnaugh. Jacob Cook.
J. I, Scanlon and Harry Polhamus.
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COURT HOUSE NEWS NOTES.

NJ. j. Neary, by order OF the court, was
released from the insane department. AS a
recovered patient, yesterday.
The liquor license CT John L. Edwards,
Of the Fifteenth ward. was yesterday
transferred to Mrs. Ann Stevens.
j. l.. Knapp and John Robertson were
appointed auditors Of Blakely borough un.
til their successors are elected at the next
spring election.
Martin Mangau was sent TO tho county
jail for stealing masOn'S tools. Mrs. Brid-
get Ulsfher became his security yesterday
in the sum of 500.
Patrick Burke. of Taylor, who was sent
to Jail last Saturday in default Of payment
of the costs in a surety case in which he
was convicted, was released yesterday un-
der the insolvent laws.
The bond of tax collector G. ]. Thomas,
Of North Abingdon township, was yester-
day filed in the prothonotary's office in the
sum Of &C. 500. Thomas Smith and o. W.,
Mason qualified as bondsmen.
Attorneys Little and Piatt, of Tunkhan
mock, Issued attachments and executions
yesterday in the Office of Prothonotary
Pryor to attach all properties and moneys
in the hands Of II. II. Colvn. garhishee.
ut OONl tuub NhsshI ". 1OW-
ell who is not mentally sound, and has
been prisoner in the county jail, be taken
to the Hillside farm. Keeper NJ. j. Walsh
and George Callahan took him to the in
sane department yesterday.
Mary and Margaret Murray. of Dickson
City, were sent to Jail by Alderman Nc
Cofmich of Blakely, on the charge OF
stealing crockery. August Hufnacel
qualified as bondsman yesterday and they
we're released from the custody Of the
sheriff to appear and answer the charge in
court.
James j. II. Hamilton, member of the
supreme court OF Indiana, and lately q
student in ths Office Of Hon. Alfred Hand
was examined b. j. Alton Davis, w. w
Watson ard Joseph O'Brien for admission
to the Lackawauna bar. He passed sue
| cessful examination and was yesterday al
mitted to practice.
John Mecknock was brought into court
yesterday on u bail piece. About yeai
ago b. should have answered charge o
aggravated assault and battery aud simpl,
assault. Martin Gallagher, who was biz
boudsmau, had Tim captured. Martin
| Wuyshner became his security yesterday
| in the sum Of S 40 IN each case.
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THANKS TO Ths POLICE.
They Rid the North End of Two Disor-
derly Houses.

They Rid the North End Of Two Disor-
derly Houses.
There was a great boom in police cir
cles yesterday when Lieutenant Sp
man and his squad made an excellently
planned raid on q couple OF disorderly
houses in Battle Row, Providsuc3
The first house raided upon about
midnight WAS that OF Mr.. Avery, VINO
has appeared in police circles before,
Soon after the we'll known residence Of
Jack and Mary Brown was honored by
the presence Of Lieutenant Spsllman
The prisoners were conveyed to the
police station,
Yesterday morning eleven OF the
visitors were Introduced to Alderman
Williams who sent tho following eight
to the county jlil: John II. and Mary
Brown. Joseph Halton. of Green Ridge /;
Charles Birmingham. Edmund Lloyd
of Green Ridge; Charles Sojer, Of Park
Place; Charles Decker, OF Glenburn ;
Emma Avery, of Battle row, Three
others paid the fines imposed. Great
credit is due to the police for removing
the occupants Of these houses, who are
q pest to the neighborhood.
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NORTH END NEWS NOTES.

DR.. Fred G. Hale, OF Philadelphia, paid
visit to DR.. jenkins yesterday.
Mary's hall has been postponed to July II.
Mr.. and Mrs, Hokeley have left for Roy
ersford. They will return in September.
A new crossing is being laid near the
Bulls Head hotel, and will prove great
boon In wet weather.
Thomas d. Edwards and son, of Iron.
dale, o., are visiting old friends at Provi-
dence
The distribution Of medals to the
scholars Of the Welsh Baptist Sunday
school will take place tomorrow afternoon.
The prizes are given in connection with
the Welsh Home Mission fund.
The Puritan church choir will hold their
grand concert on Monday evening. Rich
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-07

THE TRIBUNE will soon publish n care
fully compiled and classified list OF the
leading WHOLESALE" blnking manufactur-
ing and professional interests OF Scranton
aud vicinity. The rGlton will be bound
in book form, Beautifully illu-tratel with
phptogravnre views OF our public buiil.
iugs business blocks, streets etc. together
with portraits OF leading citizens, No
similar work has ever given an equal rep
resentatiun OF Sc,autuns many indus
tiles. It, will be an invaluable exposition
Of our business resources. Sent to
persons outside the city, copies Of
this handsome work will attract
new comers and be m unequall-d d
advertisement Of the city. The crcu.
lutiOn is ON II plan That cannot fail Of good
results to those concerned rs we'll IA the city
atlarge. Repre-e Of TUE TRIBUNE
will call upon THOSE WHOSE NAMES
are DESIRED in this edition and explain
its nature more fully
Those desiring views OF their residences
in this edition will please lave notice ut
the Office
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-07
a Gre 9t
MUSICAL ! FESTIVAL
Laurel Hill Park,
September 6 and 7, "a
OFFICIAL PROGRAM

l. Meudelssohr rs "Huuting Song" for
choirs not to exceed l20 in number. 90. sGl
2. 'blorit CN NoaarO, Tor catholic hurch
Choirs, ot to exceed 80 in number
aud not less tAan 81 in numbcr....... %
g. ''Halleluiah' chorus for Brass and Reed
Bnn Is, and on sa.ectlon of thir own
choice, AID 10 tp exceed So n mum.
4. star Spangled Baun, r." for pubiic, "
school choirs not 10 exceed 90 in mum.
bcr No scholar over l6 years of age
to participate IN tn C intest, and the
leaders or conductors of the vari us
choruses must Ire teachers or S holars
OF the various schools the contesting
Chors + p"csaut................ Il
And Il Gold Medal to- the leader.
8. 81 he Spartan Heroes b. Prothcroe,
and THE Cumb ian Song of Freedom"
BY Davies, foc m he PARTIES not eX.
ceed 10 in numbe an not less than a 15t
G. &c he Bridal Of the Brds" and 'ply
True Love Hath My Heart" both s.
lcctions pub ishe by Novelo Tho
prties tp aX'c'd 90 in number and
not less tbau 0..,...,...,,.,...,....... 10.
Pearls soprano, Alto Tenor and
Bass. Pinsn'ti. Published by Novello, A
8 Quartet Madeline" by j. +. Il, cckel,
Dttson & Co. publ shGrs.... ........ II
Q. Duet, ",rhe iw lards tI pdnu Awen.
ydd. by Iillsn Davies oxford Pub.
nineu ny y: H. Noo'rtS' D'ych ONCE
ltlCd, ! ,.,,,,,.,,.,. .,..,.,..,..... II
10, Soprano, 'Tle Prom sed Land" " Inv
Paul Roinoy, in Il Flat Boo8y, pub.
Usher, New ORR rk...,,....,,......... |,
H. Contralto "Guard My. Beloved Ons."
hy Angelo Macheroai BOuzy $50,
New .,......,,,.,,,..... /!
l2. Baritone, "roroador," by Biszett Dit
son s. Co, publshors. ors...,..,....,..,,,.. L
l3 Tonor, "Orpheus and His Lute,n IN
+ at, by SIR Arthur ullivan Shaw
philadelph n, publishor.... .......... !.
IA. Cornet Solo. iece vet to be selected, l.
10. English Grafton on Daniel Wobster."
Time, twenty-five minutes, .... ...... 2;
10, Welsh Recitation, "Ca actacus' Sohl.
oquy," by John II, Powell, Esq. .Scran.
ton. Mr.. Powell will also act as ad ju.
dicator on this selection n....,........ Il
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DR.. PARRY'S lecture
Vocal Selections Rendered by John Watkins
and Mrs. Lewis.
music IS The SOULS OVERFLOW

The Speaker Extracts an Interesting
Discourse from a Technical Sub
ject--Musical History Followed AL
most from Its lnception-The Welsh
Airs Typify the Music in the Souls
of That NationalitY-Qualities for
an Adiudcator.
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EITHER SEX

by our new treatment Patients treated by
correspondence and medicines with full di.
rections sent by express. But when posi-.
bic. personal consultation is preferred All
consultations are held in strict privacy.
y. N.B.-These Specialists can cure a N recent
as WELL as all long standing chronic difficult
and obscure cases that have been neglected
or unskitully treated Calls made by ap.
pointmen aud patients treated at their homes
when desired Hours to and to s 30
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ard I. Richards will preside and large
company of well known artists have
promised their assistance.
Thomas N. Evans. of Leggett street, last
evening entertained his Sunday school
class to an ice cream social, when various
friends connected with the Puritan church
spent most enjoyable evening.
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DEATH OF PATRICK MORAN.

He Was One of the Men who Fought in
Defense of His Country.
The funeral Of Patrick Moran, who
died on Thursday at his home on South
Grant avenue, will take place this
morning at 9 o'clock at st. Patrick's 8
church.
Mr.. Moran was 67 years of age and was
born in Ireland. He served in the late
war Of the rebellion and was member
of Griffin Post 130. Grand Army of the
Republic.
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news OF west Side
Recital Given by The Pupils Of Miss Anna R.
Williams at Her Home.
SOME Clever PERFORMERS
They Reflected Credit on Their
Teacher-Party rendered TO Miss
Rose Murray at Her Home on Tenth
Street - Those Who Attended It.
Funeral of Patrick Moran Will Take
Place This Morning.

THE West Side office OF the SCRANTON
TRIBUNE is located at ll3 North Main ave.
nue. where subscriptions, advertisements
and communications will receive prompt
att ention.
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NORTH END BRIEFS.

Tho North End office Of the SCRA NToN
TRIBUNE is located at the Lewis Drug Store
and Jehu's store, Wayne avenue, where sub.
scrptiOns advertisements and conm un cation
will receive prompt attention.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-07
THROOP.

The Throop Hose company WAS
highly pleased with the new hose pre-
sented to them by tho council, and
gave it fair trial last evening by
throwing an inch and one q1arter
stream over the highest building in
town.
Miss f. Davis, Of Jermyn, spent the
Fourth with her friend. Miss May Ban
field. OF this place.
The Fourth was highly celebrated BY
the people of this place, some going to
the surrounding lakes and filling the
air with brilliant colors in the even
ing.
Master Lewis Williams, who broke
his arm few days ago. is resting quite
easy.
Edward Banfield, of Throop, took
the prize held at the Cottage home on
the Fourth for the finest grass seed.
Mrs. John Miller, of Prieeburg. ac-
companied by her sister, Miss Bessie
Williams. of Hyde Park, called on
friends here on Thursday.
Miss Hannah Indian. Of this place,
spent the Fourth with friends at
Blakely.
The Banjo club returned from the
lake without getting wet.
REAL FAITH never grows weak by hav-
ing to wait Sufferers taking Hoods Sar-
saparilla for chronic complaints should be
patient and the rtsult will be satisfactory.
Hoods Cures.
HOOPS Pills act easily, yet promptly
and efficiently, on the liver and bowels. Csc
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GONwAY HOUSE

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The best Balve In the world for Cuts
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Pearlsss Fratz.r.

The best ice cream freezers. Twenty
left and will close them out today at cost.
Come early and get one.
THos. +. LEONARD,
W sos Lacka. ave.
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The Sick to Receive Medica
Services FREE OF
CHARGE.
FIRST MONTHS SERVICES FREE
TO EVERYBODY.
FOR ALL DISEASES AND ALL
PATIENTS.

The great English Staff OF PHYSICIANS The
MOST DISTINGUISHED SPECIALISTS
ON THE CONTINENT The President and
Chief piagnostician can be found daily in
the parlor ut the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-07

Drink Carey's old-fashioned Cronk beer
Sold at 1909 jackson street Families sup.
piled at short notice. ~
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DR.. c. C. LAUBAcH, dentist, Gas anc
Water company building, Wyoming ave
nue.. Latest improvements. Eight years in
Scranton, "
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You Need Them

And visit to Martin & Delany's will be-
wilder you at their immense stock of thin
goods Just the stuff to keep you cool
Our novelty in summer goods is
Nobby, Long, cut, Double breast Blue and
Black Serge Coat. The proper thing for
tennis.
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Z HOOPS Pills act easily, yet promptly
and efficiently. on the liver and bowels Csc
The herald., 1894-12-24
PICTURESQUE MEAT.

Magni flcsnt Display of Christmas Besvss
Main Street.
The most magnificent dieplay OF meats
and poultry ever presented to the pub
lie of Los Angeles is the exhibit OF Mr..
Julins Haussr, corner First and Main
streets. The beevss are pronounced the
finest in the market, while th . mutton,
pork and poultry docs not leave room
for the mcst particular spicurs to wish
for anything else. Some of the beeves
weigh S52 pounds. dressed, other S34
and 1922 pounds, and go down, while
soms OF the hogs scale the beam at 7SS
and 684 pounde respectively. All beeves
and porkere have been cornfsd and re.
served Tor this occasion.
This ia the way Mr.. Hauasr serves his
customers and va hope the general pub
lie will appreciate this fact by liberal
patronage.
Even composing butchers acknowl-
edge tbs fact that Mr.. Hausar has the
bsst and finest display in the city,
says, for instance, Mr.. NJ. L. Ryan, one
OF the Dost experienced and skillful
meat dresscrs in the city. This was his
verdict laat night, and tho many visi-
toro of the establishment concurred in
Mr. Ryan's judgment.
The whole management In preparing
this display, from the slaughter pen
down to the chop. has been under the
peraonal management OF Mr.. Hauser
himsels and his manager, Mr.. j. WaDp-
fer. aod his foreman. H. E. Hergett.
ard rest OF the crew.
An establishment with such staff
can not halp hut meet with snccess.
Merry Chrietmas.
The herald., 1894-12-24
ORDERED 10 PRosscu TIE.
a Warrant Out for an Alleged Pc juror
Tho Insurance Frnuds.

A Warrant Out for an Alleged Psrjursr.
Tho Insurance Frauds.
Developments In the insurance frauds
continue daily. Yesterday Detective
Lawson received dispatch from the
Minnesota Life Insurance company and
the New York Casualty company to
prosecute @. e. Demsrsst. the alleged
perjurer, who is accused OF having sworn
falsely In order to give proof OF the
death OF A. J. Mead and J. II. Myers,
and to get the heavy life insurance upon
them. 1t 10 understood that all who
had any illegal connection with the
fraud will be prosecuted. Demarest is
the man who awore he know both Mead
and Myers in their lifetime. when in
fact he never did see either of them, or
II he did, never knew them. lawson
was authorized to employ counsel to
prosecute the psrscna alleged to have
been mixed up in the fraudulent COM
bine. Demarest's whereabouts is un-
known.