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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-19
NORTON'S
Have just received new lot
CHILDREN,S COACHES

Up.to.date shapes and finish,
And at surprise prices.
About halt old style prices.
"a will buy a good one.
! % will buy a very nice one.
~ will buy a fine one.
7 will buy a handsome one.
xlO will buy an elegant one.
All basket bodies, fancy shapes,
Steel springs, wire or wood wheels.
Parasols to match the upholstering.
We invite inspection, knowing
That We can quickly interest persons
Looking for Baby Carriage.
We have, also, new lot Boys Wagons,
Buckboards, Carts, BarrOws,
Velocipedes, Dolls, Perambulators, &c
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-19
Trial Of Frank Scavo.

Frank Scavo was tried before Judge
Albright for feloniously wounding Miss
Harriet Williams, at Old Forge, on
Aug. IS, 1893. Scavo and a number of
other Italians were intoxicated on the
night In question, and one of them, sup
posed to be Scavo, shot into a crowd
and seriously wounded Miss Williams,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-06-19

HOODS PILLS for the liver and bowels
act easily yet promptly and effectively
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
orm.nr rnrlreled ny rlamas.

BRApFoRD, Pa, June 4-Tho woods
about Ormsby are on fire, and number
OF oil rigs have been destroyed. All COM
munioation has been cut of Fires arc
reported along the New York, Lake Erie
and Western railroad as far as Allegheny,
n. ~
on the Buffalo, Rochester and Pitts
burg road at Dent the property Of the
Emery OIL company is threatened. Oil
rigs an through that section have heon
bur1red, as well as millions of feet OF
standing humber
The most fear is felt at Routhericrd
Run, where GOO pounds Of nitroglycerin
are stored.
Coon Run. a small settlement ten miles
south Of here ID tlfo pearl Of the oiiiields,
has been wiped on the face OF the earth.
People had to flee for thoir lives, and
great excitement prevails. Iho fire came
SO suddenly that many womon and chill
dron wero panic stricken and bOcamo un-
able to move and haa to bo carried q
places Of safety in the cloarinFs.
Passengers who arrived hero over th
| Pittsburg and Western road say the wood
for ten miles ia the ollilolds is roarin.
mass Of flames. Conductor Tanks say
the people on the OIL leases are ileoing 70
/ safety, but the fire spread 50 quickly tina
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
epIToRIAL coMMEMr.

Ia certain recent cable dispatches it ia
obscurely intlmated that person named
Beary NJ Stanley is still on earth. =
Chicago Times Herald.
The report thaA MIR. Croker Is about to
return from England may mean that ho
was disappointed TO n1d that 8 deposed
monarch "a OF even less consequence
over there than he Is Ia this country r.
New York Tribune.
A new electric locomotive has been
constructed Ia Philadelphia IL is said
TO DO q marvel and the newspapers Of the
Quaker City are trying to use IL as an
argument that the town is rot slow, -
Buffalo Times
William +. Harrity Is said to bs do
eirous OF the Presidential nomination OF
the Democrats party. For the benefit Of
/ the average reader iH Is perhaps neceH-
sary to say thar Mr. Harrity is a mem
Der OF the national committee from that
solid old Democratic state, Pennsyl ylvania.
Providence Telegram.
They have lynched q man down 10
Kentucky on general principles" Be-
| fore long the Kentucky division Of Judge
Lynch's court will be running them oui
under TOO Late for classification
i head Washington Post
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
ELnorIoNs.
poARD or PUBLI0 EDUCATION
ELECTION.

An elcction for members of the Board Of
Public Education ia Wilmington Will be held
on Saturday. June Sth, 1873. Polls VIII be
opsn at u O'Clock or 90 minutes thereafter,
and close at 9 p. m.
Members 10 be elected and places Of voting
are as follows:
Polls old school house NO. KS, second street
near Washington street.
SECOND WARD-One member TOT louI
years. Polls northwest corner second ana
Walnut streets.
THfRD WARD-One member for four years
Polls No. school house, Jefferson street be-
low Thirh street.
FOURTH WARD-One member for four
years. Polls public school mouse 10 4 srrehcA
baftvpnn Fifth aud Sixth streets.
FTFpE WARD-One member for four years
Polls piiblic school house No. ., Eighth ano
WoliastOn streets
SIXTA VVARD- One member for four years
Polls public school house no. 3, walnut above
Twelfth etreet.
SEVENTH WARD-One member for foui
years Polls public school house No. cornel
Eleventh and Washington streets
EIGHTH WARD-One member for lou
years Public school house No s, corner 5eY
enfh and sspruCe streets.
NINTH lWARD-One member for lou
wears Polls public school house TO. y, IWen
| ty-seeand s treet near Market street.
| TENTH 'WAED-Ono member Tor lou
Years. Polls No. 10 school hsuse, Third ant
Harrison streets.
/ ELEVENFH WARD-One member for iou
years. polls public school house No. ~, corne
1 Oak aud Harrison streets.
i TWELFTH WAkD-One member FOR Ion
ears. Polls No. p school holse. corner FIT
and Scott streets. ..,-..
/ D.. b. JONES, Secretary.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
As oTAERs So Us.

1t remains TO be seen whether or not
Delaware has successfully bridgsd It's
difficulties by throwing Mr. DUPONT
scress the chasm Chicago Tribune
The more clearly ths Republicans Of
Delaware set before the country the real
AddickR and their population Of him the
better for the party. Tie best way to
deal with such people Is to paint them as
they are and extenuate nothing Their
own record is a killing one -Phlladel-
phia Press.
The Republicans OF Delaware should
throw over Addicks as sn unmistakable
Jonah The election OF the Democratic
ticket In Wilmington. no matter how Il
may be Explained. WAS clearly result Of
the long contest over tho senatorship
provoked by Mr.. Addichs. He threatens
now to rule or ruin the Republican party,
and self respecting Republicans should
accept his challenge, gladly suffering
defeat rather than winning under aucf
leadership Philadelphia Ledger
Addicks's confedarates and tools
Handy, Moore, Ball and Robbins. sshoul,
be blacklisted. They betrayed thei
party BY persisting ia voting for a mai
who could not be elected they have mad
the seating OF a Republican 3 matter o
grave doubt aud prepared the way Tor th
electisn al Democratic senator. II tn
Republicans Of Delaware do not resen
and punlsh this treachery they deserv
TO remain q minority party during al
time Philadelphia Press.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
rEal.s DC nalldlng Flre-proof.

The legislative committee having
charge OF the construction OF the new
state library building should bear one
thing in mind That Is, that the main
object Of the General Assembly in au-
thorizlng the construction Of the building
was 70 protect the thousands OF books
from the rAvages Of Are. The secondary
consideration was to make every book
therein easily accessible 70 the public.
The plans should contemplate build
ing as nearly fire proof as 1t IS possible to
make il. AS little wood as possible
should be used Ia It's construction. II
the library were once burned the accu
nulations OF years would be destroyed.
Many Of the valuable works on the
shelves could never be replaced and II
would take many years to replace those
which are obtainable.
The expenditure Of a few hundred
dollars in substituting for weod somo-
thing lsss lnhammable may save th,
state thousands Of dollars In time o.
emergency.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04

HtUGQule
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE-
NUE. DEPOT, EAST BOUND.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch
new YORK, weekdays, .3o5. .7so.
$50, $40, .10.S5 a. m; sl2.2l, "L59, 'S.U0'
nj Niaw ~ YORK, o Il - Sundays, 1905, $50.
$40, al. a. m; 49, ,ss5.32. +l.32. III p m
PHILADELPHIA 1TWIlNT Y.Eo URrII
AND CHESTNUT STREETSl
Weekdays, +3.05, $50, 6;27, 1880, 75o, $50,
'900 -. 40, *l0.35, lilo -llsa5 a m: 'la-6l'
1.2o, s159, 1906 S25 455, '5.s2, $50, '1.S2, S2O
y sundays N "a i' .s.O5, s27 .78O, 755 $50. .g4o.
I'll s5 a. M; 12.10, 1.20. 1906, S.25, 400, '5SS,
9;44 4rr r.ST T;T, s49 M u p TWELFTH AND
MARKET STREETS
Weekdays, "3.O5, f7.S0, $3.50, sl0.S5 a. m;
So Sundays. :. 'sO5. '7.sO, 'n.s5 a. m; '7s2.
Z iecRESss5;rER. weekdays, ss.o5, 5.55. 6.27.
1.20, tl.59, 1906. 8.25, 4.55, 1882, $780, T.S2,
$50, 10, eli D. m.
s eHEsTah sss s, sundays de- igc o95 l Ss s5s s9 5
455 e5.s2 G30 1892, $40 10, al p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY, weekdays, -7.S0 2.
M; s12.21, .l.59, 1906 p. m. Sundays, T.S0'
~ CAPE MAY, Weekdays. 's27 a. M; s150.
'3.06 p. IA. Sundays. Sl.3g a. m
BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGGT9sNcs' G ~
F420 702 FS.47, s1105 a. m; ~l2b0, %z.Ui, 5.V0,
'40S s525, '6.l5, $50, ss5s p. m. 90,
Sundays, E420, T02, s8.47 a. M; sl2,5o, 'zUf,
| s.O3, s403, A5.25, aS.20. 1858 p. m. .-,-
BALTIMORE AND WAY STATIONS,
7.02 a. N. BOB p. m. daily !. 40 y .,,oF
NEWARK, Del, $40, 702, @84l, @1l.v9 2;
m. f1255 3.O3 F5,25, I55 +s1O, -o.ooi ai;1v ~
p. m. Sundays, f4.20, 7.02, sS4i a. m; '1z.oe'
PITTsBURG. weekdays, .s;47 y q; M
t6.13 p. IN. Sundays, *S.4l g, m; 800 +. m
4 CHICAGO, s87 q. M 90 p. M ~; 0ally;
4 CINCINNATI and 81. LOUIS -lz'oo anu
II n m.
0i,1 NEW II C ORLEANS via Bristol and Chat
/ tanooga, $50 p. m. daily. IhfouEh
/ sINGERLY ACCOMMODATIoN Lo2
II a. m: 8O3, 735, and lilo p. M daily.
LANDENBERG ACCOMMOpAIlON,
| weekdays, 702, 1880 q, m; L52, 90 p m
| Sundays, $50 a. m; Do p. rl ,,,,,rs,,r
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET
/ STATION.
lsor New York weekdays. s5.15 p. m.
1 For Philadelphia, weekdays, 6.lO, FAds 81
| a. m; 800 *5.15, 945 D. IN. Sundays o'lV
1 a. m; LOO, +9.l9, s45 p m. c.,.,..s,, daslv
For Pittsburg and Chicago oaly'
ia For 7, Baltimore. weekdays. e.5e a. m; 3.
s5.15 p. m. Sundays, 8, +5.l5 Nis
| Tor Iandenberg and way staea1hs, week
days, $50, 1925 a. m; 2, 5.lo p. m sundays
~ ~ y s;ti NJ g19 PI3ff, II ,RalDETPHIA CTWENTY-
| FOURTH AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| FOR WILMINGTON. - -.
Weekdays q * 49, 2 5lsi ~, q ss9 !. b lsss'
4.i5. s45g, t5l5, *541, $50, $50, '74s, 'S.2S,
iOig s,ndava 3ii9 SO. g lo 8, ss15 $50 $780, 11so am
80 90, ii. s6 q $3.50. 335, s415, s449, $50.
s5.l5' ts.2S, 1910 and 11.s5 p. IN.
hIEAVE PHILADELPHIA CTWELFTH
weekdays. 1920 s755 s10.16, a. M; "7.27
| D. m. Sundays, +3.20, %l55 a. m.i 4.zl p. m.
Telephone No. l9S
c. o. scULL, General Passenger Agent
r. y. CAMPBELL, General Manager.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
rIames sweeping on kane.

KANE, Pa, June Never before has
this place been threatened with SO much
destruction. Tho forests have been on
fro since Saturday, and all efforts to
check tho flames have proved unavailing
The fire spread to West Kane the heat
being SO intense that tho fighters were
driven back, and tho people began TO do.
sert their houses for places Of safety Ey-
cry spring Is dried up and the place is al
the mercy Of tho names The fire Is now
raging 10 the oilnelds and has Burned the
oil we'll rigs owned BY the Griffith com
pany.
Tho Union Oil company has lost sil
rigs and three tnnks Of oil. james Camp
BELLS sawmili and over !, 00O,OOO feet o
logs have beon destroyed.
RUSSELL CITY, Pa, June 4.-Every
thing between Coon Run and Russell Git
Is burned, including all rigs and tanks Q
tho Elk Oil company's station and stand
ard pump station. Fire has crossed tn
railroad north Of Russell and Is sweeping
everything before 1t. with strong wins
from the west. If tho wind docs no
change, Russell City will be wiTod out
At Con Run the homes Of 20 familie
were destroyed, and five Of the men ar
| missing. They arc thought to have pei
ighod ll tho flames The fire there Is rag
ina 90 fioreely that the men who weT
/ fighting the flames could not get within
4 mile OF the spot wlere the houses sto0d
| The telegraph operator who sont this IL
| formation was compelled to hy from h
instrument as hia Office was burning.
south Of kano traffic on the pittsbur
and Wostefn railway has been stopped Q
account OF the flames that arr rolling ov'
the tracks From Ormsby comes the r.
mort that traffic on the Bradford, Rorde
and Kinsua has also been abandoned III
train from Smithport ran into hot plal
near Ormsby and had to run back vii
great speed 30 snithport.
II you want good Electric Ceilin
Fan buy the CRESCENT.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
nearne.s osnnot Ra uaraa

BY local app ications. as they caurot reach
the diseaaed portion OF the ear. There is only
one way 70 cure Deafness, and that j. by con-
an iniiamed condition OF the mucous lining OF
the Eustaehian Tube. When this tube Rets
inhamed you havea rumbhng sound or i'm.
perfect hearing. and when it Is entirely
closed Deasnsns IS the result, and unless the
inf animation can be taken ont and this tuls
restored to its n1tmai coalition. hearing vii
ne destroyed forever. nine cases out of ten Grs
caused BY cafRrri. which Is nothing bat al
iuiiamed condition OF the mucous surfaces
We will give uue Hundred collars for ans
case of Deaf Beas traused % cRtarrhl thar can
not hs cured by HALLS Catarrh Cure. Sent
for circulars. 1ree.
+. j. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
| ~ Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
No ImmIgratIon for oanada.

From the Louisville Courer-J Journal.
Francis Wayland Glen calls attention
to the fact that the total number Of
foreign born inhabitants Ia the Dominion
OF Canada is only 45, 600 in spite Of the
most liberal expenditure on the part Of
the government 60 induce immigration
The Toronto Globe estimates that the
outlay Of the Dominion Government in
promoting the settlement OF the Canadian
Northwest aggregates S125, O00, 600.
Besides tails 40 coo acres OF the best
fermlng lands have bsen granted as
subsidies TO railways and other corpora
tions Passages from Europe have been
paid and free farms offered 20 every male
/ member OF family over eighteen years
| 81 age; but such subsidies rs these have
not attracted settlers Mr.. Glen con-
cluded shat Europeans seeking nee
homes will not bake them under 1
| monarchical governmsnt
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
The NeIt national convention.

From the Pittshurg rimos.
Plttsburg wants ths Republican Ma
tionAl Convention ~ 1895 and should
get 1t. Il was mere thas the hrst great
gathering Of the party was held forty
years ago, 40 ths time Of It's birth
as national organization, and now that
ita regeneration aid renewed lease Of
power is at hand no more appropriate
place could be chosen for the assembling
Of It's chosen repress ntatives, who Will be
charged With making the iael psns for
great and far.feuehing victory The
contrast between the Plttsburg Of 1886
aad Pittsburs OF 1896 would be q living
picture OF the triumpns aud achievements
" tas great principles enunciated and
uobiy m1inaained throughout the inter-
vsning period by the party, and would
serve MS an inspiration to the delegates
10 advance It's banner to new victories.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
RID &CO
62l-623 Market Street.

We want everybody to be-
come thoroughly imbued with
the idea that there is only one
kind of merchandise obtainable
here, and that one is the safe
sound-reliable kind.
And another thing-as
plainly as quality characterizes
the stock, so lowness is a
marked feature Of the prices.
There you have the two ele-
ments necessary to satisfaction
Joined inseparably at this wei.
known store.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
pRoPnsAIa.
PROPOSALS. FOR STATE BONDS.
SrATE or DELAWARE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
MgVFR. Dell. May la. 1895.

STATE or DELAWARE,
TREASURY DEPARrMRNr
DovER, Del, May -, 1875.
Sealed proposals viii be received by the un-
dersicned for thel purchase Of thirty-1ye bonds
OF fh.. state oil itilaware OF the denomination
az Sl ,Ol0 each. bearing interest Al the rate ot
ais per Centum per RnnuIn, payehle semi-
annually on trei first days OF january and
July. The bonds. Will he coupon bonds aud
Wi I be.nayahle july J, 1915, but redeemahle at
the option Of the state on or after january /,
1906 Tsis issue Is autho 10y the act of
May g. 1895. and .rls 10 be known as Delaware
state Hospital IMPROVEMENT Bonds. The bids
will be opened ~ uhe Delaware state Hospital
az Farnhur-t Delaware, an Thursday, June 8,
1885. at u O'Clock M, and all proposals should
be marked proposals for Delaware state Hos
.ital improvement bonds. All proposals must
be accompanied tsY certified cheek 70 the or
der Of state treasurer for 3 per cent. OF the
amount of the respective bids. checks 70 be re-
turned to unsuccessful bidders. aud 70 be re-
tanned on account Of the successful bidders III
bonds are fully paid luf, othofMlse 70 %
forfeited.
Bonds to ba delivered and paid iOr July j,
lSg5. The RIGHT is expressly reserved 70 reject
any and all bids Any lnfcrmau0A Will Of
cheeriuiy alNea tin application.
Al propnsais raust reach Dover by June :,
on otherwise should be sent 70 FNrphnrst'
Delaware, CHARLES II, ATKINS.
State Treasurer,
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
ooNTEMPoRARY opINIoN.

PIentY Of Presidential Candidates.
From She Boston Journal.s
II has seldom happened shat the
Republican party has had at It's command
so much available material Of genuinely
Presidential oalibre The hest Of possible
nominees which Is pressing forward Is 4
magnificent tribute te Republican
virility, vivid demonstration OF the
high and sustained quality Of the leader.
ship Of the party which for more than a
third Of century has booa the real
progressive force Ia tho American nation.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
THE EMPIRE
OF WILMINGTON.
GOO MARKET STREET.

an ounce OF practice is better thsn a.
pound OF theory We do what others
preach. "UNDERsELL" Tho markets
ara unlocked By our golden key Of
eGsh with tho cythe we resp the ripest
grains Of merchandise. goa get the bene-
ft OF our labor Reckoning store and
incidental expenses, these goods fruits OF
our surpassing buying ebiliiy-are one
and all handed over to you substantially
at our purchase price.
The rage Of ths season Just received
from the Northern markets magnih
cent line Of Tsmbonr Swiss. the latest
furors for Summer dresses, 143s yard.
A new lot Of Laundried Shirt Waists
for ladies', made in the latest style with .
deep pointed yoke. immense sleeves,
regular 81 value for Cos
Ladies' fine silk Hsmstitch Border
Initial Handkerchief, reduced to 24e.
SPECIAL Ladies' tan Richeleau
ribbed Isle thread, drop stitch Hose
double heel Gnd toe, imported goods, thu
50c quality reduced to 24c
Ladies' fancy imported cellaloid hail
pine, 50.
Pongee drapery In plain and fancl
colors 36 inches vide, 81 ygid
Extra fne linen huck towels zoe kline
st 1916
Red and fancy border also plain whit
doylies, a remarkable value at III 100
dozen, they will be piG5ed OH sale to
morrow at 44o q dozen
Fun 80 inches long good honey combs
towels standard price los. our price 4ae.
Satin striped nsinsooK bought at hal
Iprice will place them on sale at Csc
yard worth fully 1919 IL not 1870. cen
value return same.
Extra fine satin table dsmask, dee
turkey red barder 60 inches vide regulE
75c yard at 38c. a yard
Five pieces Of Fancy Porcgles. Jul
the material you want for shirt waist
Guaranteed washable. Our selling pril
on these percnles were l13e a yard, {
morrow they 90 at the low price Of Sc
per yard Sc long as 1t lasts
Imported twilled Nalnsook Caps vii
rushing trimming ct SO.
NOTION DOINGs.
, Feather edge Braid All kinds 81
colors at b5s piece &C yards)
"Pangon' Bias Velvsteen Skirt Bin
Ing. foreign dyed, 62s. Guaranteed
i yards
Bailey EutS EdtLoA5uu ASottl
i. Drug store prics, 10e. our price, A
Cream Complexion Buttermilk Sea
the 10o kind 54s.
Lakeside High finish Linen Writii
q Paper end Envelopes, "a each, il Fan
boxes, re for lot
Fancy stamped aplaabers 90.
dents' extra siza, pure white, rec
hemmed Handkerchiefs, two for s
worth double.
54 Table Oilcloth In fancy colors, a.
silver and marble fleets G. il1s ya
as long as ID lasts.
81 60 Dia you ever2-A full dr.
pattern Of double width Storm Serges
IS Novelty Dress Goods Ia al tne leadi
or staple styles now worn. consisting
8 yards dress material, 8 yards lid fin
cambric for skirt lining and ye
silesIa for waist and sleeve lining, sewi
silk, hooks and eyes, Whelebones, 2
= one pair dress shields, sll for ST..
= these dress goods ere half wool and wo
more than double.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04

The state detectives have bsen Of great
use to the attorney general in ferreting
out crime and bringing criminals to
Justice The General Assembly made q
grave mistake in not providing for their
continuance IN office. It Is TO be hoped
that ths opinion Of the attorney-general
viii be such as to justify Governor
Watson in continuing Detectives Witsil
and McYey Or in appointing men who
will serve the state rs well as they have
done during the past four years.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04

hail. aud wish them every success They
have exhibited marked enterprise. II
they now conduct the affairs cf the
society in business-like manner, they
naea have 10 fear Of the future.
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
Eo1moaa Id. up for ILaelf.

From the Baltimore sun.
The story tnat the Chinese Of Formoes
have sot up an independent government
and refuse to be handed over 10 japan is
not improbable. There are some
soldiery, ia the leland, and they are
likely TO resist Japanese damination
They gave France great desl Of trouble
Ia Tonquin, and are, in fact, China
before peace WAS made, aud they will, u
seems. stay to annoy tho new masters oi
the lelsud
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
MRS. Price vIsits Her Son.

BALTIMORE. June MIS- Price,
mother OF Marshall r. Price, the con.
demned murderer OF Sallle Dean, In
Caroline cauaty. called at the city jail,
yesterday, and spent en- hour with her
son Price Keeps up his spirits and eats
and sleaps we'll
Evening journal., 1895-06-04
PREACHER watt should Spear out,

II Preacher Watt wants to Park
hurst" #, he should await more season
able opportunity The police force Of
Wilmington under the present commits
sion ia the most efficient that it has ever
had
Tho partisan abuses which charac.
terized the police force under the Re-
publican mayors was so aagrant and
patent that the General Assembly WAS
forced to take action. This led to the
appointment OF the Police Commission
and the removal Of the police force from
the damaging Influences Of participation
Ia partisan politics.
The city has never before besh 80 well
Offered and It's oltisens have never had
better protection Of. life, limb and
property.
Il Is well enough for a preacher whose
natural tendency Is towards sensation.
alism TO cry out against existing evils,
but he has no right to conjuro up
imaginary wrongs simply to make for
himself name Is 3 reformer,
DR.. Parkhurst brought charges ana
substantlated them. The people Of New
York are grateful to him for uncoverine
abuses OF the existence Of which hun
dreds of thousands were ignorant
II Preacher Watt knows any thing
about our police force which shocks hi
sense Of the general fitness Of things, IA
should speak out, mako specific charges
and not hide behind general statement
which can only bs refused 10 genera
terms. 1t is his duty as citizen aud {
minister Of the gospel to aOt fairly wit
the people and the police force
II he has a grievance, he also has
remedy and should avail himself OF it
Let him lodge his complaints wieh IN
police commission and they win recsiv
careful attention and commend ali th
respect to which their nature entitl'
them.