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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1895-04-06

Cash balance on hand. -. 8 50
Your committee would respectfully AK
that all warrants, scrip and judges orders.
herewith reported and paid, be destroyed
by being burnt in the presence OF the po-
lice jury in open session.
The sheriff authorizes your committee
to say that the error OF summoning some
of the Jurors for this week to appear here
on Monday, April LIST, instead Of Tuesday,
was an error Of his, and he will pay the
per diem 1T all jurors that attended on
account Of said mistake on Monday.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
H. v. MoCAIr,
Messrs. Logan and Bradford were
appointed to burn the paid war
rants and scrip in open session of
jury, which duty they performed
instantcr.
On motion Dock Wilt, j. G..
Foster and d. b. Burns we're ap-
pointed road reviewers to review
and report upon the location OF the
old Colfax and Thompson ferry
road from where the Colfax and
Pollock road leayes the old Colfaz
and Thompson ferry road, just
west of Big Greek church to where
the road intersects the Three Notch
road near Pollock, and report same
for adoption at the next meeting ol
this body.
On motion $25 was appropriated
or 80 much as may be necessary, t
convey James Jenkins to the Chair
ty Hospital, provided he desires t.
go to the Hospital.
Action on the application OF II
Mason, Maria Hall and Maria Wig
gins to be placed on the paupe
list was deferred to July meeting
The board then adjourned unit
the FIRST Monday in July next.
i II. G.. GOODWIN, Pres't.
/ w. L. RICHARDSON, Sec't'y.
4 Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
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Total due parish this date. $4,252 80

Total due parish this date. $4,252 81
Your finance committee, together with
the parish printer, have investigated the
alleged error IN the report Of the finance
committee for the January, 1895, meet
ing, and find that it was typographical
error of the printer, taking figure in
our report for figure l.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
The Ola Saw .sharpsner.

For many years an old Jerseyman who
wears handful Of 'hue cut on his chin
and ahsrpens saws and scissors. has been
visiting this city, walking up the middle
OF all the streets and soliciting trade in
sn oratorlcal style. Recently be set foot
upon the wharf and started up the
middle OF Delaware street s)hloquizlng
thusi
"Whata the IPRttef with You pe,plf
anyhow ali asleep ~ on oonldn't ten
you were In place whore folks lived. Y
wouldn't know & at all bat when struck
town / saw a board walk aud car step
and tree bark They tell mo some OF
these tTees.leavs occasionally. What Is
that / heaiY Hush, Its a poor fellow
coughing In Jail.
Reckon you psople'd get lively III
would say any good lookin' old lady
wants to get matrlsd Now don't stick
your head out of the window. for I'm a
sweet mana walking cfnuy. date |
want to see you come down apd bring me
3 pair Of scissors
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
"ForrIreno at the B.iau.

The audience at the Bjou last night
WAS thoroughly representative ono and
the efforts OF the Frederick Bryton Com
pany In the well k kuown play Forgiven
we're highly app eel ated. The piece
itself is OF sterling merit aud has bssn
presented with marked suocess for the
past twelve years Ia all Of the principal
cities OF this country. The company led
by Ed win Forsburg is = hrst class one
and deserves hear ty support This Is the
6rst season "Forgi ven" has bsen given ut
popular prices and lovers OF legitimate
plays are accorded a treat we'll worth
taking, especially syuen the cost Is con-
sidersd "F rg vsn' will DO given this
evening and 20 morrow afternoon and
oveuinr
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
rarmer Robbsd OF NearIy $500.

ELKToN. Md, Dec. 10 William 81.
Phillips, living near Rising Sun, Cecil
county, Nd was roobsd Of nesrly $500
Sunday night Be had returned from
Philadelphia. where hs attends market,
with the money. He had H. In hand
grip which he placed In basket, putting
It in the back Of tho buggy On reaching
home he 0ss asionished TO hnd the grip
and contents missing Phillips says 3
strange mau SAT near him IN the csr and
saw the money The stranger got of AZ
the same station he did About half the
money was In silver, the bslancs notes
and checks
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
one IIiue- Iams alII's Letter.

The EVENING JOURNAL correspondent
has received several urgent 1otters to
Santa Claus which will be at once
forwarded TO that annual visitor One
OF these, from a little lame girl Is
ESPECIALLY worthy Of mention. It says
NEW CASTLE. Dec. p.
DEAR SANTA CLAUS: 1 will write you few
lines to let you know J would like you 10
bring me new crutch two little chairs. ~
little table cloth. and little kitchen. a set OF
dishes. a cook 20 put IN my house a doll. and a
cradle new rubber 20 nut on my crutcl a
new pair OF mitiens a coach a new coat.
Yours ever.
MAGGIE WILHELM.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10

aitenda ice and some lively contests. II
will clt SO Tonight and tournament
for pri IS will BE- held during Christmas
week
Good ,oal, fun weight at J. 4. Stoops.
Tom Crrow evening at o'clock the
Equsl ! fivlege Association will hold It's
fest sep iCste meeting at the house Of
Mlss Re becca Lunt, on North Third
street, co rner Chestnut
Samuel Ctlsdon. Of Newark, has been
committed 10 jail In default OF bail on q
charge OF we anlt aud battery.
HNew line Christmas goods sto ps.
John VI N's holdings in lo~al loan
associations are not sufficiently large to
permit his being released on his own
sursty In lie O Of a bail bond Of $500. with
other surety
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
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"old Homes cad" at the Opera HO

"OId Homes cad" at the Opera House
Denman 'nompaon's beautiful play
"The Old Ho bestead, attracted a large
audierce TO " Opera House lsst night,
and ola and ouug we're delighted with
Old Josh ana Anut ridys simple story
Of New Ems land life. Several lev
features hsvl been introduced this
season inolud ing an electrical storm,
with forked lightning and realistic
dowEpour OF rain. All the familiar
characters We re taken Ia excellent
style and the singing Of the double
quartet was hig hly appieeiative.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
msthodlst women Have a social EvspIn 2

Another very enjoyable social was held
at the Methodist parsonage last evening
By the Ladies' Mite Society. There were
solos by Misses Blanche Hughes snd
Elizabeth Co lllns. Mrs = H Chelhns
aud Mrs l.. Fisher The church choir
sang a new anthem, "Praiss the Lord.
aud Miss May Cooley played several In
strumental selections After tbs psrlor
features, q tea WAS served Ia the dining
rooms by Mrs, V. s Collins, Mrs Chal
lenger. Mrs. Atkinson. Mrs. Lancaster
MIS- Dennison, Mrs. Biggs and others Of
the society.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
MlnnIs FIsks. 81 aQaesn of LIars.. :

A few years 90 O. before her retirement
from the stsge. Minnie Maddern Fiske
was known ~ comedienne moro dis
tinctiveiy thHn as a mover of pathos,
because her toi mer plays gave her no
great emotion al opportunity. Since her
return TO tho etage this season Mrs
Fiske has amazed even those who had
ioretold great distinction for her by
emotional acting that mas at once raise
her to the plane of the most famous
actresses OF her time, and her perfect
comedy portrayal has given new Rssur
arcs OF her remarkable artistic versatil o.
ity. As Marie Deioche In her new play,
"Tbe Queen Of Liars" Mrs. Fiske runs
the gsfnut Of the emotions and moves her
audiences with power seldom realzsd
In the theatr., She will appear In this
city at the GrAndiOpera House ON Friday
and Saturday evenings.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
THEY SAW THE WHALE.
Monster Comes Up the Bay
and is Near New Castle.
BErwBBH HERE AND BOMBAY HOOK

Other Happenings About Town De
mented Man WIN BE Detained IN Prison
for rAwhile-PIeasant Social Evening at
the Parsonage soInoauY Of Saw
sharpener.
Special Correspondence Evening journal.
NEW CASTLE. Dec. 10-A huge whale.
fully ninety feet long, Is in the Delaware
bay and does not soem 20 be able 20 work
its way out again. Two OF the Pannsyl
vania pilots reported that while coming
I'D the bay In steamships they saw this
marine monster blowing It's way up the
bay at furious rate OF speed. At times
It rose above the surface. creating
great disturbances on tho water and soon
passed out Of sight, blowing At great
rate
IL would have been much further up
than it Is now had 10 not been for the
shoals which bother everything that
fl ,ats on the bay and river From the
decks Of the inward bound steamships
Scandinavian and La Hesbaye the whale
was seen stranded on Duck Creek Flat
Shoals, struggling violently to get of
into deeper water. AS long es the mon
ster was In sight Il WAS hard and fast on
the shoal and probably remained there
until released bv the rising tide The
shallow water was lashed into feam and
the whale was scouting like a geyser
Those who saw the huge creature said II
was not less than hundred feet long
Evidently the whale had strayed from
a school that was seen of Cape May on
Saturday. Early Sunday morning it was
seen near Morris Listons The big fish Is
believed TO be- somewhere In the bay be-
tween Bombay Hook and New Castle and
fishermen sre prepared TO give It a chase
II it should reappear
81 noticed It 90 over Duck Greek hats.
and that at low water, too, said Pilot
d, c. Long. Il came In the capss
Sunday at o'clock and lat exactly II 30
at Norris Llston's both myself and the
captain OF the ship saw the large out
lines OF the whale. 1t was then Topping
its tail and blowing water up IN the air
1t coon shot by nv ship and led us up
until below Dan Baker
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
n, tho lr lInvn Won

Noticed our new up-fo-date shoes FOR
the boys and glrls2 Th''y show wonder
fully good shoe leather for surprisingly
little money. A good many people are
finding our store good place 20 save shoe
dollars, may we save ycu something on
yeur next shoe wsnts2 Forman's. No 10
East Fourth streeJ, between Market and
King.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
Tnterferod win the MaII.

About o'clock last evening the axle Of
a cart broke at Sixth and Adams street
and the vehicle started on run down
hill. At Fifth street it oolllded with 8
lamp post breaking It of and demollsh-
ing letter box.
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
Consul nlach,a Homo-comIng.

Consul William j. Black will arrive in
New York city from his consulate at
Nuremburg Germany, next Saturday.
The consul will arrive on the American
Line steamship st Paul, and will be met
Ia New York BY Mrs. j J Black and the
Misses Black, OF this city. de will spend
some time here and In several eastern
cities The consuls hrst visit home
after his appointment TO his foreign
ofioe was the tlme when the Farmers
Bank was robbed while he was the guest
Of his brother in law, Cashier Cooper,
and be was tied, aud gagged, and shot
~
Evening journal., 1895-12-10

At George ID. williams Grocery. %
Nice sugar corn at o cents Best coffee
in the market. King Bee, for "a cents
and prizes are given sWay with it Five
pounds OF rasins for 25 cents Lima
beans. cents quart. Fine line OF
Christmas goods
Evening journal., 1895-12-10

II you want good watch, on easy
weekly or monthly payments, sea Earle,
jsweler, southwest corner Eighth and
Market streets, up stairs
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
Incidents Of the Day.

At the Columbia Athletic Clubs pool
tournament last night there was a large
Evening journal., 1895-12-10
ns mlrht wnnasr orsrboard

Francis Flsischman, the dsmented
foreigner who WAS arrested while
roaming the streets IN an almiese man
ntr has card that shows bis dis
charge from the House Of Correction,
Philadelphia. whore he was confined as a
confirmed idler" He Is not danger
ously insane. but his condition is such
tagt II allowed his liberty he might
wander of and die of exposure. Mayor
Boyd will have him kept in the most
conRenial part Of the jail 20 await the
result Of bis present condition or any
change for the better.
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ROCHESTER,.

MAR. 26.-Died, Sunday, March "a,
Gladys ButsOn, aged years, She died
Of diptheria. Little Gladys was a very
bright child and her death seems very
sad. How much we will miss her little
bright face at all Of our social gather.
ings, as she was nearly always present
with her parents and would help to en-
tertain the company with recitatiOns
and songs. The sympathy Of the whole
community goes out to the stricken par
ents and may He who called little child
rem as lambs to His fold, care for and
comfort them in their sorrow. Laura,
who has been very sick with the same
disease, is now better.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Porter spent last
week visiting friends in Cleveland.
DR.. W. X. Chamberlain, Of Cleveland,
is visiting Rochester friends, he having
just completed his course Of study and
graduated, last week. We are proud tt
number Wade among our Rochester boys,
as he was always one Of our best boys,
and we predict for him a bright and
successful future.
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BAKERS CROSSING

APR. Mrs. Chaffee and Miss Chaffee,
Of Sullivan, were at D. W. Coles, We'd
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs.0. 7. Baker, A. D. Eglin
and family, of Wellington, E. A. Green,
Of Delphos, Misses Flo. and Mary Fay, of
Rochester, were the guests of E. D. Baker
and family last week.
Mrs. H. TillOtsOn is on the sick list.
Grace and Leon Adams, of Wellington,
were at E. L. WilcOx's, Thursday.
Will Steinmetz and wife, of Orange,
visited at Wallace Griggs', Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Baker are spending
a few days with DelphOs' friends.
Mrs. Effie Kelsey was in Wellington
Friday.
John Murray is petting a severe cold.
5. e. Rowland has moved into the H.
o. Beckley house.
Mrs. H. Cole and little daughters, Lena
and Blanche, were the guests of Mr..
Coles parents, Friday.
II. B. Stevick, wife and daughter, of
Wellington, were with friends here Sun
day.
A little sprinkle has been granted us,
but not enough to satisfy the thirsty.
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HUNTINGTON.

APR. 1.-Rey. McCasky attends the
ministerial association, at Elyria, this
week.
Flora PhelOn is spending few weeks
with friends in Elyria.
Stella Haulk goes to Elyria this week
to spend the summer.
John HOckingsmith, who has been
spending the winter in Wellington, has
moved over to the factory for the season.
Wayne Austin, from Centerton, was
here Saturday and sold the Geo. Robin
son house and lot to ], B. Pratt and ]. B.
Robinson. Mr.. Cole will continue to
live in the house.
Clarence Chapman has returned to his
ranch on the Cherokee strip.
Jenny McCabe, from Leroy, is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. ElwOOd Russell, during
her vacation.
Mrs. Mason D. Smith came last Thurs
day. They will live in the Blakelee
house.
Mrs. Bennett, from Cleveland, is spend
ing few days with her friends at Milo
June's.
Matte Hull spent part of her vacation
in Brighton.
Mrs. j. B. Pratt is sick again.
Mrs. VIM. June is suffering from ner-
vOus prOstratiOn. Her sister, from Ash
land, is with her. Milo Smith spent
part of last week in CentertOn.
Warner Knapp is going to work in the
HOckingsmith factory. He lives in the
Miner house.
Cyrus Berry has moved to the center.
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M H. MILLS, M. D., Homeopathic
AA' Physician and Surgeon. Diseases
of women and children a specially. Office
in Carpenter block, West Main st. [48tf
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SPENCER.

APR. Miss Nettie Fuller and l..
Braley were married at Rev. NOrton's in
Penfield.
Mrs. COlbetzer was in Wellington few
days last week.
Mrs. Richard Daugherty, who has been
sick but a week, died at her home Saturday
morning, March 30, at o'clock. The
funeral services will be held at the house
Tuesday at II o'clock.
Grandma SOOy has been quite poorly
for some time past. Her daughter, Mrs.
Hart, Of Penfield, has been with her some
Of the past week, also Mrs. Homer SOOy.
Frank Miller and family have moved
into the Payne house, occupying the
rooms upstairs. He will have hardware
and tinware below.
Sweets have moved into the rooms oc-
cupied by Mr.. Grissingers. FirestOne &
Sweets will have their store in the rooms
below.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank GOtt, Of Penfeld,
were in town Thursday.
Mrs. Ellis is spending a couple weeks
in Michigan.
Miss Lectie Miller, of NOrwalk, is
spending her spring vacation at home.
Recorder Hart, of Medina, was in town
Friday.
Mr.. NaylOr is putting up an addition
to his barn. While it may be useful it
will also improve the looks of the barn.
Francis KOOns was in Kent Thursday
on business.
Morton Daugherty, of Cleveland, was
in town Saturday.
Mrs. Gross and children were in Well
ingtOn over Sunday, the guests Of her sis
ter.
Will 0leman, of Cleveland, is in town.
The members of the F. B. Church will
have a social at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Friday evening. Refreshments
will be served All are cordially invited
to be present.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the NJ. E.
Church will meet with Mrs. Isaac Ream,
Wednesday.
Another dance at Murray's hall Friday
night given by the f. & A. Club.
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MAR. 26. On Monday evening, March
IS, Ebenezer H. Curtiss quietly fell
into the last sleep that knows no wax.
ing. He has been in feeble health for q
long time, nevertheless death came sud
denly and sooner than his friends expect.
ed.
Mrs. Hattie Wilson died Saturday
morning, March %. She is at rest, after
a long and painful sickness. The death
angel had been lowering there for sever.
al days, and friends knew that the hour Of
departure was near at hand. She was a
member of the NJ. E. Church and the
WOman's Foreign Missionary Society.
Mrs. Sarah RunyOn has been very low,
but latest information reports her condi-
tiOn much more hopeful.
Mrs. James Malcolm visited her daugh-
ter in LOrain recently and returned home
quite sick.
Mrs c. E. Healy returned from q pro-
tracted visit in Pennsylvania on last
Thursday.
Mrs. G.. Z. Washburn, Mrs. H. W.
Townsend, and Mrs. Ellen L. Townsend
spent several days in Cleveland the past
week.
Miss Helen GOuyy, of Cleveland, is the
guest of Mrs. A. C. Bagnall.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Moore entertained
their mother, Mrs. Moore, of Delaware,
on Saturday last.
Miss A. BOnney, Of Michigan, is visit
ing here with her uncle, L. BOnney, and
other relatives.
Mrs. Miller, Of Cleveland, has been
here the past two weeks at the bedside Of
her sister, Mrs. Wilson.
Prof. W. H. Meek and wife gave fine
entertainment at the town hall on Mon
day evening, March IS.
On Tuesday evening, March 20, the
ladies Of the Baptist society will serve
warm sugar at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. H. Brenenstul.
The Congregational Aid Society will
be entertained by Mrs. j. H. Sackett on
Wednesday afternoon, March 27.
A musical and ice cream social will be
held at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
c. Post on the evening Of March 80.
Master Thomas Lilly entertained a few
Of his little friends to tea on Thursday
afternoon, his grandmother, Mrs. R. G.
Powers, acting as hostess.
Mrs. A. s. johnson has been nominat-
ed on the citizens ticket for a member
Of the board Of education. It will be a
spirited contest between Mrs. johnson
and Mr.. Arnold, and many are watching
the result with much interest, and as is
always the case in politics, someone
must be disappointed.
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BRIGHTON.

APRIL "A very light vote was east
yesterday.
Sugar weather slow but sure.
Ollie Jickels, of Wakeman, visited his
parents in this place over Sunday.
P. H. POOne, of Huntington, Sundayed
with friends in town.
Miss Anna Grundy is visiting her un-
Gle and aunt in 0berlin.
Ed. Howe, Of Wakeman, was in town
Sunday.
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r VANATOR, justice of the peace. All
D' business entrusted to his care will re-
ceive prompt attention. Office in Crosier
block, west side North Main street, Well
ington, Ohio.
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neuralgia radically cures in from 1 to 8
days. Its action upon the system is re-
markable and mysterious. It removes at
once the cause and the disease immedi-
ately disappears. The first dose greatly
benefits. 70 cents. Sold by 4. W. Ad-
ans, druggist, Wellington. 20
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
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The ladies Of the Methodist Church
will serve dinner in the basement of the
the church Oh election day.
The Easter concert at the Baptist church
has been postponed until Sunday, April
81.
The ladies' society, of the Methodist
Church will meet with Mrs. S. Richards
Friday, April 5.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-04-03

n E. SUTLIFF, dealer in coal-anthra-
W cite, Massillon, Jackson, etc. Terms
cash. Office West Liberty street. Tele-
ephone 4S.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-04-03

T. H. PERKINS, attorney and coun.
LIE selor-at-law. Office over Crabtree's
market, West Main street.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-04-03

TT. HASKELL; attorney-atlla&. and
~ notary public. Loans and collections
made specially. Office in bank building.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-04-03

DRAFT & HERRICK, flour and feed
L store. Free delivery to all parts of the
corporation. Railroad street.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
NEWS ITEMS FROM OUR NEIGH
BORING TOWNS.
All About the Recent Happenings and
Events Of Special Interest 10 Read
ers Of the Enterprise, Cleaned
by its Corps of Reporters,
PENElELp.

APR. il-Rey. H, s. Powell, in neat,
three-minute speech Sunday morning,
called the attention of the women in his
congregation to the important duty of
exercising their right to vote, at the cleo
tion Of the schoOl-bOard. Several have
expressed a determination to do so.
News came, recently, of the death of
Mortimer DeMary, formerly of this place.
He died at Lodi Of pneumonia.
Mrs. Stillman, of this place, died of
pneumonia last Thursday. Funeral SER
vices were held Friday, conducted by
Rev. Powell.
Mr!Stillman is very sick.
Courtland Lang had runaway few
days since. No one hurt. The buggy
was broken in pieces.
We have fine roads here now. They
have been scraped and will soon be dusty
If it doesn't rain. The season so far has
been unfayOrable for sugarmaking.
Several Of our EpwOrth League men,
bers intend to go to Elyria this week to
attend the convention.
Misses Alice Bartholomew. Pauline
Hayes, and Addie Starr spent Sunday
with their parents.
APR. 1.-The cheese factories opened
today.
Mrs. William LangdOn has been quite
sick the past week.
Dtn Dishbrow had the misfortune to
spa in his ankle badly last week.
Joel JacksOn's son, Judd, has the scar
let fever.
Miss Norma Noble, of LaGrange, spent
the past week with her brother, Supt. H.
W. Noble.
Mrs. Craddock is dangerously sick.
Miss Hattie Fenwick is visiting
friends in town.
Robert Lowe moved to Wellington last
week.
Mr.. Gille1t has moved to Huntington.
He expectsAO work in cheese factory
this year.
Ansel Witbeck is moving to Litch6eld.
Election passed off with little more
excitement than usual. Bert Hastings,
treas; W. j. Krebs, justice Of the peace;
Z. A. Starr, assessor; Jay Hart trustee;
D. ]. Goodyear. constable.