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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-31
oLYPHANT SOCIETY EVENT.
Brilliant Soires Of the BlakOly Dancing
Class at Keystone Hall.
g.,n,..y a., an, S....uy,,, Tt-,L.,,.

Special 10 the ScrdntOn Tribune.
OLYPHANT, Pa, March 30.-Seldom
has there been moro delightful social
event than the reception given by the
Blakely Dancing class Mt Keystone hall
last evening. For several hours gayety
prevailed aud tho enjoyable occasion
is one that will be remembered for
some time to come Dancing was in
dulged in and at T. o'clock supper was
served by Caterer McGiuty
The reception committee consisted of
W. NJ Bell, +. G. Davis and Frank p.
Benjamin; floor committee, Elmer
Swiugle. h NJ. Johnson, Fred Beuja-
min. Music was furnished by Hayes
orchestra.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
" Nj. Boil. MIR and Mrs. HUFF and Mr.,
and Mrs Hoyt, of Peckville; Mr.. and
Mrs Il. l.. Williams. Mr.. aud Mrs ID
w. Harris, of Blakely; Misses Katie
Bell, Alice Bell Matte Pickering, An.
ME and Maud Doud Grace Barber.
Lizzie Williams. Jennie Kstchum.
Jennie Tuthill, Lena Barnes, Nettie
Cannon, of Peckyille Nettie Knapp,
Jennie Kennedy, May Hull. Irene
Coleman. of Blakely; Jennie Da-
Wis, Llbbie and Lotto Powell.
Anna Price and Ella Patten. of Oily
phant. Ella Wagner. Jennie Weidmsn.
Of Scranton; Cora Gritlin, of Provi-
denee; Messrs. Rob. Barnes. Il NJ
Johnson. L. G. Davis, & b. Reed,
Frank P. Benjamin. Fred Benjamin,
c. r. Bsnjamln, C. w Watkins. Will
ism Krugg, Ed Williams, Richard
Reese. A. NJ Peck, K J. James. w. w.
Watkins, T. NJ. Merchant, Frank Pick.
ering, W. Williams, Harry Sitgroayes.
7. L. Grover. OF Peckvills; j. l.
Knapp, c. W. Houser, J, S Jones, T.,
J. BarthOll. q. W Berry. of Blakeley
John Ferguson, c. &. Hitcher. Will
lam McCAnn, Of OlyphSut; Thomas
Palmer, Of PEiceburg; Charles For.
zach, J. NJ. Berry Elmer Swiugle.
George Miller and Mr.. Ssiger. of
Scranton; A, n. Little, of New York
and many others.
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DAYS poINGs At pUNMoRE.
Aa opsretta Pleaslnzly Pre5snted-P Par
sonal and Other Notes.
Special TO The scranton Tribnne.

cpeCtdI 10 We DcTdntOH ITtOune.
DUSMoRE, Pa, March 80 - Mrs.
Law. OF Moosic. visited at the home of
Andrew Allen yesterday.
James Colgate, Of Hawley, was a
caller in town yesterday.
Miss Name Golden, who entered n
Philadelphia hospital for treatment,
has returned home entirely recovered
from her lamonsss
The Young Mems iustituts held a
meeting in the library last night.
Miss Josie Gilmartin is visiting
friends in Avoca.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Pres-
byterian church will give concert on
April 10
Jacob Hoffman, the mill street ton
sorial artist, has improved his already
finely equipped shop by adding hand.
some new chairs.
NJ. Chamberin is on the sick list.
RsV, q. N MakSley, formerly OF the
Langcliffe church Of Avocs, but now
of prominent BrOoklyu IN. "
church, will occupy the pulpit Of the
Presbyterian church tomorrow, having
exchanged pulpits with the pastor, Rev.
j. w. Williams
Miss Ella Clementine Rogers, lee
tursr. organizer and agent for tho Ma
tional Temperance society. will lecture
at o ID Fellows hall tomorrow after.
noon ut o'clock under tine auspices of
tho Save the Boys society. She is also
the originator Of the famous clover
leaf pledge.
A large audience Witnessed the pre-
SntatiOn OF the operetta THE En-.
chanted Sleep at ths Old Fellows
hall last night. Tho oppratta was
pretty and ovsrnowsd with bright dia.
logus and catchy music. The role OF
Princess Marguerite was admirably
portrayed by Miss Mabel Christ, who
also has had charge Of the instruction.
Martha Matthews ms the King pleased
the audisnce very much, and Lydiu
Farrar M her companion on tho
throne was excellent. Name Peckins
AZ Prince Charming, Banch Blocs 10
Nannstte and Marie Bronson ~ Sneed-
well. msrited liberal applause Ma
mie Oliver as tho Envious Fairy. al
though she did not live in favor with
her more pean-loviug and gond frionds.
acted well, and her sv Efforts were
equally we'll comhatted by the queen
OF the good fairies, Anna Oliver. Th,
other fairies. Elith Vert, Jennie Oil.
yer and Lizzie Vert were ably assisted
by Bessie Shepherd. Jessie Vert ant
Miss Powell Tho accompanies wer,
Miss Minnie Dexter and Mr.. Pream.
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What Cures Pimples ?
The only reliable preventive and cure, when
not due to a constitutional humOr, is
CutiCura Soap.

1t contains mild proportion Of CUTlCURA,
the great Skin Cure, which enables it to dissolve
the sobaccous or oily matter as it forms at tho
mouths Of the pores.
1t ltstimuatcs the sluggish glands and tubes to
healthy activity, reduces inflammation, soothes
and heals irritated and roughcncd surfaces anu
restores the skin TO its original purity
This Is the secret Of its wonderful success
For bad compilations, red, rough hands and
shapeless nails, dry, thin and falling hair, scaly
and initiated scalps and simple baby blemishes
II ~ wonderful.
1t is preserving, purifying and beautiiylng to
degree hitherto unknown among remedies Tor
the skin and complexion.
Sale gIeiter than the combined sales oi all
other skin and complexion soaps
Sold throughout the world
POTTER DHuG AND CuEM. Corr, solo Pro-
pIletCrs, Boston.
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In these busy times Of competition and riv-
airy, reputation cannot be- maintained nor
business advanced except 10y s-ragh tfOrwa rd
methods. Offerings must be- correctly rep.
res sented. Cur success, wit1s s'sed In the ever
increasing popularity Of our stores, is the
best proof os the vai1os that We daily offer
Lrdias, come out IN the fine days Or come in
the rain. We can always interest," you. CAN
ALWAYS SAVE you MONEY.
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PsHNEo At 7RIcERURG.
Burglary cf a Bull Pup--other Interest.
ing Topics Discussed.

Special 10 the Scranton Tribune.
PRICEBURG, Pa, March 3d. Tho
seats for the new schoolhou9s have ar
rived. The programme for the opsnin Z
exercises will be announced in these
column in time for all to participate.
Mrs. James J. Logan was the gueqt
Of Mrs Charlss Burnett in Peckville
on Thursday.
Luke Hall, well known young man
Of this place, intends opening tonsorial
par lors on Dickson Flats next month.
A Providence gentleman named
knight is going to erect an abattoir at
the upper end OF town on piece OF
ground near the Delaware and Hudson
track Il will also be a hide and tallow
works IA well "a n public slaughter
house. James Meehan has the contract
for the building and will commence
operations on Monday next
W. a. Ruttlodgs, wife and niece. Of
New York, called on DR.. Kennsdy aud
family, They also paid n pleasant 7,sit
to J. y. Lloyd. Of the Central.
Two young men residents OF this
town were arrested by Constable Ricn-
ard Barron, charged with stealing a
valuable bull pup, the property Of
| Frank Jermyn. Lawn made his es-
cape, but was afterwards recaptured by
Officer Barron and Squire Logan They
were given n hearing before Alderman
Blair, and each one was to find $500
tail to app 'ar at court.
A }. Cummings. Of Dunmore. and
D. M. Eskin, of Scranton, are staying
at the Central.
Superintendent Thomas Grier, OF
Dickson, made n business trip to Scran
ton yesterday.
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Lahaduck, charging him with assault

Lshaduck, charging him with assault
and battery and intent to kill.
Sheridan's hall, OH Forge, has been
secured by the Young Mems Institute
delegates from this place for next Sun.
day afternoon. They propose organ
izing branch there.
James Connolly. of Back street. iS
seriously i'll of asthma.
Miss jenkins. Of Hyde Park. is Wis
iting ut the homo OF Miss Sarah Fox.
Of Greenwood
The Greenwood coliery has got an
allowance of ten cars-sullicient fol
about two days weok
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PEcKyILLg POINTERS.
News from n Suburban Town Told In
Bright Paragraph.

NbWb from SuDuIDau AoWh AS'u 49,
Bright Paragraph.
Special 10 The Scranton Tribune
PECKvILLE, Pa, March lO.-Ths
house owned and occupied by Michael
Smith burned to the ground at 3
o'clock this evening The fire was
caused from lamp explosion. The
entire contents of the building were
destroyed The property was insured.
The little baby of MIR and Mrs.
William fairfield is very sick.
Mrs. Q. G. White visited Scranton on
Thursday of this week.
Mrs William Budd is in New York
City selecting goods for summer trade.
Sne will return Monday.
Miss Bell BENZ amin and Mrs. John
Barnes returned from Washington,
where they have been taxing in the
sights OF that beautiful city.
The Packvillo Dancing class gave
their first full dr0's reception aJ Koy
stone hall on Thursday evening,
Our genial liveryman. Mr.. Resigue
WAS kept busy with his caba carrying
tho merry crowd to tho hail. Pre-
cisely at 8 o'clock Professor Smith and
assistant led the grand march which
was grand spectacle. The first part
of the programme being flushed. the
guests retired to the dining room and
pGrtook of IL light lunch. After re-
turning to the hall, dancing was in.
dulgsd in until tho cabs arrived to
convey the young people to their re-
spcctive homes Too much praise can
not bs given to the ladies for their
beautiful evening attire The cos
tunes as whole were elegant. Many
ont of town guests were present, 1
number being from Scranton
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-31

This remedy is becoming so we'll known
and so popular as to need no special men
tion. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song Of praise,-A purer
medicine does not exist and it is guaran-
teed to do all that is claimed Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases of the Liver
and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils,
Salt Rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood. viii drive Malaria from
the system and prevent as well as cure all
Malarial fevers.-For cure of Headache,
Contispation and Indigestion try Electric
Bitters- Entire satisfaction guaranteed,
or money refunded. Price 80 cts. and Il
per bottle at Matthews Bros Drug store.
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MINooKa MATTERS.
NowS of Passing interest oiv.n In Crisp
Paragraphs.

Special 10 He scranton Tribune.
MNooKA, Pa, March 30 John Ly-
den and Mrs. Annie Lyden and Bridget
Coyne were arraigned before Alder
man O'Hara last night on charge Of
assault and battery committed on Mrs.
Kate Coyne. E'ch entered bail for
their appearance Mt court.
The drama. "Borderland, will be
presented here on April 30 by the Mi
nooka Dramatic company.
The new building which is being
erected adjacent to the residence oi
Christopher Barber will used as a res
taurant
Mrs. Patrick Lyden, of Stafford
street, who has been seriously ill for
the past two months, is onvalescing,
A warrant was issued by Alderman
OHara last night at the request OF
John oplsskie for the arrest Of Peter
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MRYFieLD MATTERS.
Nows Notes Jott ID for Rap Perusal In
the Present Ago.
Special to The scranton Tribune.

Specidl 10 he scranton Tribune
MAYFlELD. Pa. March 80 H j.
DsGraw visited Scranton last evening.
Charles Hoyt, OF Simpson q Wat
kins store, mas returned to wor6, haV-
ing been sick for three weeks.
Mis-, Noliie DeGrAw is visiting at
Fac;oryvllle.
Ben henderson visited Carbonate e
yesterday
Night school is still open and is
largely attended every evening.
William Walker made a businefs
trip to the Electric City Friday
Postmaster B.rgu saw The Prodi
gal Father" at Carbonate last even b.
ing.
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JEaMYN AND THGRtABouTs.
Interesting Paragraphs Ct News Borne
on the Breezss OF March.
Special 10 the Scranton Tribune


on the BreeSss OF March.
Special 10 the Scranton Tribune
JERMYN. Pa, March 30. Michael
Breen has accepted the position Of
soliciting agent for THE TRIBUNE in
Mayfield.
The district quarterly convention OF
the Catholic Total Abstinence society
will be held here tomorrow. Promi-
nent speakers from abroad will be pres
ent.
Give your namo TO THE TRIBUNE
carrier boy and he will leave you n
copy early each morning with all the
news
William J. Baker is assisting DR..
Spencer in the dental Office at Carbon
dale.
By special request the choir OF the
Methodist Episcopal church will repeat
the Easter music tomorrow.
j. d. Wall and family are spending II
few days with friends in Starrucca,
Wayne county.
Charles Jones, Of Green Ridge. called
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-31
What Causes Pimples?

Clogging OF the pores or mouths OF the seba-
ceOus glands with sebum or oily matter.
The plug of sebum in the centre of the pimple
Is called blackhcad, grub, or comedOne.
Nature will not allow the coggng of the pores
10 continue long, hence,
Inflammation, pain, swelling and redness,
later pus or matter forms, breaks or is opened,
the plug CONES cut and the pore is once moro
free
There are Thousands Of these pores in the face
alone, any one of which is liable to become
clogged by neglect or disease
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-31
TOWELS AND TOWELING

We have received large line Of Linens
aud dwelling. Bath Towels Hsmstlt he'd
Towels, E0ueyeom5 Towels Roller Tow
elm; Crash T0weliuE. Tur 1.sh Tgweiin z
and Towels VI all kinds from maay OK the
different manufacturing cent-rs VI the
w0r q. Our prices are very low. You
should buy them anyway and keep them
TIL you need them.
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DuHYEa NEWS ooTLeTs.
Little Loeals Calculated TO Interest All
Intelligent Rsadsrs

IUIFITTEE TTI " HIITTH
SDecinltO the Scranton Tribune.
DURYEA. Pa, March 20 The Ad-
genda society held meeting last even.
ing in their new hall over Kennedy's
confectionery store
The concert held at the Brick Metho-
dist Episcopal church was decided
success and was largely attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marcy, of Main
street, gave musical entertainment
and social to u number Of friends
Thursday evening
The Wyoming Valley Traction com. q.
pany are improving their tracks
through this section
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THE NEWS OF
NEARBY TOWNS

tOut or town correspondents orTuE trim
uNEshould sign their names in full tn elch
News letter, not for publication Uut to guard
against deception.l
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Made In the latest shapes, materials and
effects 19r2l. occasions, Many a.e here;
others .rriEIur daily.
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on Jermyn friends yesterday Charity
is an enthusiastic Old Fellow and
speaks highly of the Green Ridge team
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In black Umbrellas in colors \ tine
collection ID, raro and beautiful handles
Ours b, the phase 60 buy Umbrellas aud
TgrlsO.s
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In Holland, Mich, c. j. Doesbury pub
lishos the News, and In It's columns
strongly recommends Dr. Thomas Elec-
trio Oil for coughs, colds, sore throat, ca.
tarrh and asthma. -
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ADOLF LALLoz carriage manufacturer
llS Carroll street, Bulla.o, n. Y, states
| was troubled with nausea Of the stom-
ach, sick headache and general debility.
Burdock's Blood Bitters cured me. -
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ALL.WOOL FRENCH CHALLIES and hun,
ireiS of different wcaves Repleuish
your wardrobe Buy from us and YOU
are sure 20 be IN style
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SCIENTIFIC SHOEING.

Having secured the SHOElNG FORGE ot
william Blumo & Son for permanent bust
ness stand ! shall conduct Scientific ami
Pathological Shocng for tho Prevention, Re
lief aud Culo II Lamenoss aud other impcdi-
monts in the movements " Horses incidental
or due 10 imperfect shoviug | shall give the
work my personal attention and guarantee nc
extra charge except for impI ovCment lamo
ness, ctC., will he treated afternoons. A free
clinic and professional advice given every
Monday from to T. NJ.
JOHN HAMLlN, D. Y. S.
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This hank offers TO dCpOsitors every
facility warranted by their balances, bust
meas and responsibility.
Special attention given to business no
counts Interest paid ON time deposits
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GORMAN'S
GRAND DEPOT
DRESS GOODS

Now aiings, new designs, many novel,
ties-all fresh and new, ChUuycaho Mix
lures, Wool Crepous, silk Mixtures Noy-
el.y SWtiugs
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Statement Rob 2S. 1894. called for by
the Comptroller of the Currency
RESOURCES
So, O2,55OGO
WILLIAM CONNEIL, President
GEO. II. CATIIN, Vice President
WILLIAM II. PECK, Cashier
DIRECTORS

William Conncli, George II. CAtlin,
Alfred Hand. James Archibald, Ucury
nelln, jr, William l. Smith, Luther
Keller
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-31
Could Not Live Long
So Thought the Neigh0ors
But Hoods SarsapariIla Perfectly
Cured Muscular Rheumatism.

&C. J. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass:
81 had muscular rheumatism for twelve years.
| took many remedies that were suggested, and
was treated for three months at the hospital at
Bethlehem, but did nOtrealjze anytelief Finally
ing one bottle ! was surprised at its success.
| followed the directions and ii helped right
along. had the worst kind OF rheumatism. the
pain heing most severe in the Joints OF my hands
and limbs, | could not use my right arm even
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-31

BILLS are for
|ious headache,
heartburn, torpid
Elness, sick head
taste in the mouth,
Tongue, loss Of appe-
Nlow skin, when caused
Bnstipation; and consti-
ION is the most frequent
Earse of all of them.
, Book free; pills CSC. At
drugstores, or write B.F.Allen
sos Canal St., New York.
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dUSLIN UNDERWEAR

n. -. lEl-lEL
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DR.. e. Grewer

The Philadelphia Specialist,
And his associated ttaii Of English anl Ger
man FLS SsiciaAsare now permanently located
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-11
COMMISSIONER THIRTY OUT
Resigns from Long Island City's
Board of Education.
Doesn't Approve Of Bringing Poll
tic. Into the Public schools.

, LONG ISLAND CITY, July III. H
Thirty, one OF the Commissioners OF the
lizard Of Education. mas rendered his
resignation. Mayor Sanford is at pres.
en-, away from the city. and the resig-
nation has not yet been acted upon.
Commissioner Thirty, who was APP
pointed member OF the Board Of Edu.
cation by Mayor Sanford as soon as the
lat'ers administration began. Is very
higEiy esteemed. He originated the saw
ings bank system that Is in operation in
connection with the public schools.
il is stated by Commissioner Thiry's
friends that his resignation is due to the
fact mat Mayor Sanford has failed 10
keep his promise that the public schools
should be Kept entirely separate from
politics.
/, Is alleged that Principal Charles W
Could, of tn. Fourth Ward school. has
been more or less Identified with politi-
cal factions.
Commissioner Thirty asked Mayor San
frrl rot TO rsappoint MIR. Gould, on the
ground already stated. and also because
Of his alleged untitness for the place
This came t the ears II MIR. Gould and
ne circulated petition for his reap
lpi1tT-snt.
When the petition, which had many
r.appo.ntsl Mr.. Gould. notwithstaa ding
as II Is alleged, that he had auth orized
Commissioner Thirty to communicate
with the Superintendent Of the state
Normal School t. re commend a man tC
replace Mr.. Gould.
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NEW JERSEY NEWS.
LEAP FROG OVER THE PULPIT.
Patriotic Sunday-Sohool Boys
Pillow Fight Cost 500.
Horrified Deacons Want Somebody
to Pay the Bills.

The congregation Of Pastor l.. ]. kom-
mers's Lafayette Reformed Church, Jer-
sey City, are in a stew over the inyes-
tigation OF the Fourth of July pranks OF
four or five of the little boys who be-
long to the Boys Brigade connected
with the Sunday -school and the proposed
punishment OF the over Jealous little
patriots The investigation began Mon
day evening in the chapel on Comlnunl-
paw avenue.
pendence Day when Deacon Harry Lon
derbough and Sexton Quick were
startled by the changing of the bell in
the church tower. Investigating they dis
covered four boys in possession OF the
sanctuary, three of them members Of the
sunday school. They reported to the
conslstory the names OF Second Lieut..
William Shoppe. Corpl. Arthur Haslett
and Private Halsey Evans. The other
boy, Henry Jungling, was an outsider.
These ardent young Americans, their
accusers say, actually played leap frog
over the pulpit and used the cushions
from the pews In a patriotic pillow
highland the damage they had done in
the spirit OF 70 necessitated an outlay OF
500 in repairs by the consistory
Pastor kommers. Deacon Denniston
and Edward Smith conducted the exam
ination. Opinion was divided. Men who
there was that Sloo and others were for
condiEn punishment. Finally an ad-
ournment was had till next Monday
without action.
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WEBSTER BROUGHT BACK.
The Alleged Embe1Iier Was E1-
trRdited from 81. Louis.

Detective Sergt. Aloncie, Of Inspector
McLaugh'ln's bureau. returned from ST.
Louis this morning With Charles W.
Webster, ~ &Jj sumner avenue. Brook.
Ign. and arraignei him at the Yorkville
Police Court on u warrant, charging him
with being an embeZzlrr. The com
plainantS are the wholesale grucers
fcker. Neral &; Conlit, Chambers
street art College place. here " ebster
was employed as hOokkeeper
Webster s. a married man, forty-four
years old, and had held the position for
over TWO years. March ain examina-
tor Of his books was made and " was
then discovered that there was a short
aye Of 500. Webster disappeared on the
same day, and Nh. firm PLACED the mat
ter In the hands Of Inspector McLough.
lin.
Aloncle was assigned on the case. and.
from his investigation he discovered
that william +. brakr, a driver in the
Tinplo! az thu gTocers. had been III
{. -. u. orders. aud in place OF turning
in the money to the cashier Of the firu
he handel IL ~ Webster who would
credit tn amount OF the books
Drake would then get a share OF the
money from Webster. who kept the
-, rntn. q fun confession, and he will
ne used as witness against his'partner
IN crime
For the past two months Aloncle had
been on the trail Of Webster, and
tnelly, through his wife, tracked the
-rno"ZZlsr to 81 Louis. where he Was
living. undo. the name Of L. Burton,
N"Hah'u held him for further exam
nation