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LOCAL CHURCH VOICES


Christ churcb--coruer OF Texas avenue
ana Fannin street. Rev. II, y. AYES. rector:
Rey. II ] Brown assistant. Easter sua-
day Holy communion At : a m; sermon
ard holy communion al If a. ni Tho rector
VIII meet win The class for conOrinat ION
ni : p. ~. in the body OF he church The
Sunday school Easter festival win take
plaro az $50 b IN. SUNDAY school al so
Monday. April ~ Holy communion
at a m. Tuesday, April 60: Holy com.
munien a. Z a. n,
Trinity Mlsslon-corncr Of McGowon
avenue and Loulalana street. iitany At the
mission On next Friday at p. M
ST Marys Church Corner Of Hardy ana
Cont streets. Fifth ward, Rev. ". X
Lloyd. rector, residence, 1913 Nance street
Easter Sunday. Celebration Of the holy
Eucharist Z 80 a. N Morning prayar and
Celebration Of the holy Eucharist II a m.
Chlldren's service I p, m. Evening prayer
aud vernon. y. To- An seats free Daily
morning prayer. 9 a NJ. The chlldren's
confirmation class VIII meet at the roctory
every cyonlug al p N. this week The
~ Rev George Herbert Kinsolylng, d H.
s. y. Will adminittor the apostolic rio
of confirmation on the morning Of the Alst
SUNDAY after Easter at II M
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summer and fall / tell you. gentlemen,
no death will occur in diseases of sum
mer II Pe-ru-na is taken as directed in
this hook. The Ills of Life"
Before citing some cases to illustrate
what have said. may say, notwithstand-
Ing the great claims made for other prep
arations. professional or domestic. there is
no medicine or combination of medicines
that can. in the least degree. compare with
Peru ma, Man-a-ln and La-cu- pi-a. IL
summer diseases. Pe-ru-na Is tn,
ne plus ultra in all mucous diseases. and in
them no other medicine is ever needed. not
even in the worst complications. II rational
IL used as directed. And so with Man lin
In diseases OF the liver and other glands.
constipation. etc. 1t meets every require
ment. In all blood diseases, ! care not
what their nature syphilis or rheumatism
or stubborn skin diseasesLa- cu-pl-a will
cure every case
With these three remedies, gentlemen,
you can practice In every section OF every
country. and practice with Infinitely
greater success than any other physician.
whether allopathc homeopathic or cclec-
tic know of many families who, In
twenty 1--WE years have never called a
physician, except in cases OF confinement
or in surgical cases. Now fer the letters,
MIR. John II. Haas. Seneca Falls, n. Y.
writes: II can thank Pe-ru-na for curing
me OF catarrh OF the stomach, with which
| suffered for long Tune. WAS oonllnnal-
w growing worse l took many medicines,
but none Of them helped me until began
taking Peru na and Man-a-l in.'
Mr.. Il. Martens, Sigel, Wis. writes: For
some time my wife had been sick. She was
very thin, had no appetite, could not sleep
nights. and was troubled with constipation.
The physicians we consulted said 1t was
dyspepsia She could get no relief until she
began to take Pe-ru-na and Man lin. Be-
fore she had taken half a bottle OF each she
was conscious OF marked change, She
began to sleep at night. appetite came
back bowels were regular, and now after
taking five bottles she is entirely we'll.
She looks like new woman.
Mrs. Lucy Waldie. Otsego Lake, Mich,
writes: For three years | suffered with
catarrhal dyspepsia. My mouth was so sore
l could scarcely eat. l wrote to you fer
advice and you told me to take e-ru-na
and Man-alin. at once got some and be-
gan to take II. am now perfectly we'll
and have no signs OF my old trouble"
Alex Carter. Van Buren,, Mo, writes Il
havo been troubled with dyspepsia and di-
geston since 1879. The best physicians In
the country could do me no good. visited
many hospitals and took many different
kinds OF medicines with no relief. de-
termined TO try Pc ru- ma and Man, lin.
and now. that have taken two bottles Of
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Pe-ru-na and four OF Msn-a-lin, feel IKE
a new man. None OF my frienas oe''e''@
that ! would get well. ,
Mrs. Lulu eddie. Storm Lake. iowa,
writes II was taken with catar'n Vi ,-s
stomach two years ago. grew worse nm
the Doctors treatment ! was so 10" ."S.
/ could not retain food on my stomach a.
all was advised TO try Pe-ru.na. | can
not praise 1t enough for saving my ne
Mrs. $. e. Robbins, Whitewright' texas,
writes Eight years ago my liver anu
stomach began to give me trouble rNe
years ago | took iaundice and gan. s,o"e'
It seemed to me that was diseased from
head to foot. For weeks could not gu up
and l was yellow as an orange Nhel
heari O. Pe-ru-na ard Mau-a-nn hSu
eaten nothing for several days ana was
undor the doctors treatment. | quiz YAK
| ing his medicine and began taking Peru
ra and Man-a-hn. gained twenty-five
pounds. and can now eat anything ! NAn'
to without inconvenience. My skin is per-
fectly clear: no sign OF iaundice.
| Ed Wormack. Lodbetter Texas. writes
For bowel troubles Pe-runa is uneluaied
by anything in my experience. ! owe my
life to Pe-ru-na, for several times ! have
been given M by the doctors,
T. L. Miller. Grand Prairie. Texas
writes; Il had chronic darrhoea for fifteen
NtoASs ndS Ntts Itt hbhSt lAtNN .'t"'s- '''-'
cines and doctors in vain. At last PERU na
was recommended TO me Il relieved me at
once. and at the present time am per-
fectly well and feel better than have for
years
John Edgarton, 1880 Third avenue. Al
toona, Pa, writes: II had been suffering
from dysentery for three years. | took Pc
ru-na and am now well. My case was very
old and chronic"
c. X. Cosby. Vale Mills, Tenn, writes:
rive years ago l contracted a severe case
OF kidney troubls and constipation. was
expected to die by all my friends; but, to
the surprise OF all. still live. thanks TO
Pe-runa and Man-a-liu. You are bene-
factor 10 mankind"
], Brake petrolea ontario, Canada,
writes: -Four years ago had severe az
tack OF Brights disease which brought Iae
so low the doctor said that he could do
nothing more for me. began 10 take Pc
rl-na and Man-a-lin, and in three months
was a well man. and have continued so
ever since"
/ NJ. Raymond Alto, Ind, writes Some
time since | was affected with disease OF
the liver and kidneys. l seemed at deaths
door The attending physician said could
live but few months l then resorted to
patent medicines. and received but little
benefit until began TO take Pe-ru-na and
Man-a-lin. take great pleasure IN recon-
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n. BY Pssto. }. c. Hudson. Subject:
| Christ Our Passover. or the Blood Of
| sprinsling Speaking Better Things" wor-
| ship with US
METHODIST.
heAshsn Methoiisi church, corner But.
! falo and German streets Rev. c. 4. Hoop
er. pastor. Sunday school at $50 a. m.
J. B. Hanks. superintendent. Preaching at
/ IL a II. by the pasior. Ch.ldrcns Easter
service al nisht. No Spwor,h League
prayer meeting
Mckee Street Methodist Episcopal church
South. on Mckee between Providence and
| Cont streets: Rev. S. W. Thomas. pastoi.
Sunday school at $50 n. IN; J. u. Freeman.
suuerintenden,. Easter services begin a,
!o.i5 a. N. Preaching at AIS q. NJ. and
?. ~. ty pastor Services will be rro-
uac!ed through the week. Rev. blackburn
Of sniihville assisting. Junior League
meeting al { p. II. Senior League meet
Ink at 5:l5 .. nj. All are invited 10 at
tend.
Washington Stree. Methodist Church.
1873 Washington street, Rev. ], ". Horn,
pastor. Sunday school at $3.50 {. m, W ".
Kelly SUPERINTENDENT. An Easter service by
the SUNDAY school and choir with a short
talk hr the usstor e. II a. N. aud revival
sermon by the pastor a, 7.45 y. NJ, al
which time revival services will begn and
Epworth League PRAYER meeting at $50
,. N. Song service by the choir az 1880
D N. All are invited 20 attend.
Houston Heights school house-Preach-
ing at ?. m. BY Rev. J. W. Horn.
Werline Mission-Sunday school at $3.50
o IL. Sam Hutchinson superintendent.
Preaching at s ?. N. by Rev. ". d. Phil
l.us.
Riverside Misson-sundsy school at 4
?. m, Mr. Hooker, superintendent. Preach
inC al s ?. n by Rev. Hayes. Thursday.
April -. {; ?. N. college prayer meet
ing at Mr. c. " Hayanson's
Tabernacle Methodist Episcopal church
South. Polk avenue and Caroline street.
Services at II = IN. aud S ?. N. by the
pastor. Joseph Il. Sears. Sunday school at
$50 a. u. J. Y. Dealy. superintendent,
Epwor;h League devotional services at
70 m. c. VI owens president. Beginning
wiih today ;hcro viii be prutracted revival
services held az the Tabernacle twice a
day az p. N. and : p. Il. throughout the
week. EVERYBODY is invited 10 attend.
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rREsBYTERIAN.

First Presby,erian Church--Carner Main
street and Mckinney avenue. Win Hayn.
I'eavell. ID. D.. pastor, Sunday school al,
sido a. m, In chapel. Mckinney avenue en-
rance. u. W. Taylor superintendent, John
y Wiley assistant superintendent mis-,
tanhis q, Vincent superintendent primary
department. Regular church services at II
a. m and r. m. with preaching nv Tho
pastor The morning services VIII ain he
hpnroDriate 10 the Eastertide. Young
feopies society meeting In chapel at a
D. m.
Hardy Street Presbyterian Cburch--o
w story, pastor. Sunday school A, o An
a m. Preaching at II n, IN. Junior League
M y. M. Senior League al D. m. Even.
my service at y m. There win he
congregational meeting Immediately after
The morning service for the burmese n,
eleotinR an elder and deacon.
Westminster Presbyterian Church ov.,
Brown Bros. store, oorn.r Main and Cant
toll No preaching services Union yo,,n.
PEOPLES Society Of Christian Endeayor
PRAYER meeting at G a. IN, Sunday school n,
$3.50 a. M. George A. Byers, superin,end'
ent; Miss Eva lIengy organist. Young peo.
pies Society of Christian Endeayor nj ,
~ m, You are cordially Invited to these
services.
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Rs1!S!ous M2Elp

, and young women the way Of life, We need
| the noblest. wiseSt and purest men in the
calling Of the ministry In the hands OF the
| minister is the molding OF souls, for the
long. sweet, helpful life that now is. and.
as we hope. for the life that Is to come.
DR.. David Starr. Jordan Unitarian. San
Francisco.
EXPERIENcE--l; is & bitter school, the
school Of experience. that OF which Time
is the schoolmAster. What II teaches 1t
teaches thoroughly. from the roo. up. When
1; sets Itself 20 work TO teach !, does rot
stou at hal, measures. and when Time
graduates pupil II has every reason 70 be
proud OF him.-Dr. Joseph Krauskopf, Ne
brew. philadelphia.
SOUL cuLTURE-whether we are rAs
or poor, happy or unhappy. successful or
unsuccessful. will finally be determined by
the condition Of the soul. our true apprs-
citation OF lie will depend finally on soul
culture. and this Will make as our end and
aim not the social and animal. but the in
,ellec,ual li'e-Rabbi Joseph siiyernan.
Hebrew. New York City.
SMALL THlNGs-The possession o.
small things gives small satisfaction. Per
sons OF small and mean souls do not make
others very happy VIVA, men give 10 other
Is themselves. and when the self y Shf.V-
cled to a mummy, there is not much 70 give.
Emerson saws the only money Of God IS
God. And SO the only money q man is
man.-Rev. DR.. Gullet,e. Methodist, Gin
cnnati. Ohio.
HEAVEN AND HELL~-Eve-y man at
death carries with him 20 the other world
a profound sense. his own hsaven or
hell, Hell or punishment beyond is not
~. -At ~ Ere4-
to crush the sinner. 1t is the natural
Snsvltabl fruiiion 0, a perverted lie
which God himself can not prevent, for
II He could lie wogld-Bcy. Thomas An
ferson Hspus' Omaha. NeA-
ulvi%E PURPOSE Whatever DESTROYS
Col ,ho1fht IN regard 70 man " the
though; 70. woman IS the deadly enemy
~ eHcrthirE sweet and sacred TO human
lie. The divine p.rposs makes man king
aud woman queen. aud the scsptre golden
and iCwelee ia The hands OF both s. love
The brutal mar olcnt agt 20 break ID, Or
the news woman ought not to lose tt
Noy Cortland Myers. Hap'ist, Brooklyn
~ D.
sEEFpoW Wan is a scr: because he
aere,s si'h himself ,hst ne IS one and
be mis- very arr he g sHcTle dyes his mas Z
terry fos what be says concerning him f.
becomes iae law ot Bus being When le ?
sg-ees with hirasaG ma, h. is sovereign
his sor,tom r.l csase. ana he VIA have I
lie Mastery over a.cl.r.ss. dlscort. disease !
and death which are hl. tho naoHotreua /
# ignorance Rev .. L. H4s9a. Christian /
Scientist Brooklyn, ~ J.
GREECE-America can not hu. haze
great Arbitration for Greece I,r-k a4i
h.it'ess We have natural Interest IN
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lie Got the information.

To tho Editor OF Tho Post.
Jewett. Texas. April lG-Thanks for In.
sorting my notice 10 Mexican war veterans.
received the names and address of the
only surviving soldiers under Captain
James Gillespie. one in Texas, the other in
Arizona. when you want information ask
for IL In The Post j 5. Robinson.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

Services viii be held in room No sol,
Mason block. corner Of Main street and
Rusk Avenue at i a. N The International
Bible lesson VIII be considered from a
Christian Science standpoint. by reading
references from the Bible aud the Chris
tan Science text book Subject: The
Resurrection All are Invited.
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7 :
en- Of The Swedish Evan :

Rev n. 4. Lafrren Of the Swedish Evan
eelical Luthcran church Of Galveston will
preach In Swedish at the First German
T. 'hera1 church. corner Texas avenue and
Milan street. next Friday evening at
clock All Scandinavians are cordially in
.---.I n a,fntlN
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cp1rrrNrnN A1ssrnN

FLORENCE Cri;ten,on Rescue Mission Hall
-alf Milan street. between Prairie and
Preston avenues. Services daily at p. m.
srd sunday morning at II q. m. All cor
daily welcomed. VIM. Bradburn, supe,in-
.euicut
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ne following is SUMMARY VI AAV 49,
cipal sermons recently delivered In the
United States and Canada by the leading
clergymen. priests. prelstes, religious
teachers and professors OF the Christian
faith. In every instance tho text has beea
carefully read and abbreviated:
UNWORTHY THINGS--The habit Of civ
Ing the best powers TO unworthy thlnas
leads 10 the spending OF the best energy
and life in unworthy actions.--hey. y. a.
Beale. Congregationalist. Boston. Mass,
BLACKGuARDs-A blackguard is a
blackguard. no matter what his clothing
whether he dimes al Delmonicos or eats
OIL tho Bowery.--Rev. s. G. Neisoa. Baptist.
Brooklyn. y. Y.
DIVINE RIGHT-we all smile Mt the d.
vine right OF kings. The children 9ill
smile by and by at the divine right Of
landlords bui railroads and STANDARD Ni.
Rev. NJ. W Read. Independent. Denver.
Colo.
THE BETTER LIFE The 1acH who live
all day long with 20 though. above DER
business the women who i've only fag
dress or gossip. miss all he better 'hnes
OF life Rev. Charles g. Aales. Unitarian.
Boston Mass
MN, p,,,rp MI, wa ,,,,-o u,e ANN.
bv ts i1fin.n,, n.on ,he tbourb.s and
lives % men. n rra euiue1tly axes its
place at the head OF an ineo!rrS ~arks--
Rev. L. S. Anlbgrn. uniyersGlls'. c!ucin-
natl Ohio.
rrSprvlsrfru rprNfr-Tte n,au VITO
steals tho affections OF another ans wife
is worse than q sneoh thie' The worst
thieves IRE rot IN prison Hnd 'ne worst
- H. 49, t,ysr,slt.i %ey yorE
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h'usN'ss anl '-'aN'1' ~
uD1efH'Aio tresf w.
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IRON 'H .Ia'if N'tinF He
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o"h a.!la a'N PIG -@A-
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t'.sN kSN4'H i'rre arc many "tNf /
by Thieh men may como W irs-4 'ans' J
lighrinF pronfh' Saul n'n1heHa nTou |
HaTlmas ieprusY brought ten men palsy |
Rey z. c. hartman. Lutheran Phslaiei-
phia. ia
CIVIL ANO RELIGIOUS llHEFT =
ms grc1, American Naiidn has been r.
uaii1ed Above ail She ra'iops " ,be Garth
Ms me motel FerHhllr. ard az Me herald
20 'ho wofh u fhe t"n ovanec.s n civil .
vet. Seventh Tay Adventist, Chicago. ~ {
GOOD ASD EVIL Evil 'F 8'f irF'rutt- f.
i've Good oliv ~ horn ~ 'he eternal ana .
lives So tts ae Az fnor ae onis 4ne
into right relation. Dl'h fho 91'i it caas .
for them Nei Alcx Kcul Iu1e.en1,H. .
Washington p g.
a three-fold source authority ual.lgN .
reason and personal decision Religion .-
tho souls knowledge ~ GOD Ia HIS relation .
To man. together with rAe eac.i o.. ma, f.,
kuoNlp3ec uuon Ire Pew q r. Bacon.
Congregailol.I!st. Oakland call
Conscience Hcfora me hAr az hA
own conscience every man stands or f4lIe.
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BAPTIST

North Houston Baptist Church-Corner
o. Mckee and Quitman streets. FIFTH ward
sunday school at $3.50 a. M. l.. T.. Breaker
superintendent. Preaching service At II a.
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to be popPel bed at night and lie
myself thoroughly and
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n. by Pasto. J. c. Hudson. Subject:
Christ. Our Passover. or the Blood al
Sprinsling Speaking Better Things" wor-
ship with rs
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BLACKGuARDs--A BLACKBOARD Is a
blackgusrd no matter what his clothing.
whether he dimes al Delmonicos or eats
OIL tho Bowery. Rev. S. G. Neisoa. Baptist.
Brooklyn y. T.
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UNWORTHY THINGS-The habit Of civ
ing the best powers to unworthy things
leads TO the spending OF the best energy
and life In unworthy actions. Key. a. a.
Beale, Congregatiouaiist. Boston. Mas.
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EDITED BY WILL NJ CLEMENS.
The following is summary OF The prin-
cipal sermons recently delivered In the
United States and Canada by the leading
clergymen, priests. prelsies, religious
teachers and professors Of the Christian
faith. In every instance the text has beea
carefully read and abbreviated:
The sun., 1897-11-27
POLICE TRIALS DInN,r COME OFF,
weary Policemen Waited In Vain for Mr..
Parker, who Didn't Know 1t Was Trial Day.

weary Policemen waited in Vain for Mr..
Parker, who Didn't Know II Was 7 rial Day.
Yesterday was the day set for police trials.
There were sixty-two cases on the calendar. and
twice as many policemen with a lot of citizen
witnesses waited from 10 o'clock till after IL
for the coming Of Commissioner Parker. whose
turn 1t was to sit. He did not come. At 1910
o'clock President Moss noticed the crowd and
made inquiries. Learning how matters STOOD
and also that many Of the policemen had been
up all night on the last tour. he called a meet.
ing Of those members Of tho board who were
then in tho building and had the trials ad-
journed till next week.
Commissioner Parker telephoned later that he
did not know 1t was trial day. 1t developed
that his clerk. 10 whom the calendar had been
given, with notice that Friday had been Bubsti-
tuted for tho regular Thursday ns trial day on
account OF Thanksgiving Day, had forgotten to
give 1t to the Commissioner.
MI Moss tried some cases himself. In one OF
these George Brndicich \ plumber, Of ls M0ngin
etreet, was tho chief witness against Policeman
assaulting citizen. The citizen WAS Bradicich.
He was in the saloon trying TO collect bill and
got into a fight with the saloon keeper Keenan,,
who was drinking at the bar, helped the saloon
keeper beat him, That WAS In july. The trial
has been called three times since. Twice the
for him and yesterday n deputy sheriff brought
him in. Ho pleaded that he had been sick. IL
developed then thnt the policeman was sick
this timc and the case tould not he tried. Mr..
Moss lecturcd the plumber severely and let him
go on his promise TO come when no was wanted.
The sun., 1897-11-27
COP ACCUSES CAPT. PETTY.
sAYS FALSE ETIDENCE WAS GITEN
<GAISsT MRS. MERRILL.

Al ALLEGED AnidayIt OF nis own said to
Have Bceu Presented TO tho Grand Jury
ne Declares u False ana = ForEerJ-Tho
rninute. or Grand Jury 70 TIE Examined.
Elisabeth Morrill, Of 40 Greenwich street, who
says she has been persscutod by Police Captain
Petty, appeared yesterday with her counsel,
Epstein Brothers. in Part l., General Sessions.
Mrs Merrill wanted permission 10 inspect the
minutes OF the Grand Jury that indicted her on
Dec. IL, 1896
Her counsel said that Mrs. Merrill was
much-abuscd woman. sho had been arrested
on Nov. IL OF last year, he said, on the com
plant OF Policeman Herman Gorow for keeping
. disorderly house. but Justice Mott had dis.
charged her. Thon on the same charge sho
was again arrested on Dec. and hauled UP In
tho Special Sessions. where The was fined $50
Finally on tho snmo charge sho was indicted.
An AFFIDAVIT signcd by Mrs. Merrill wns pro-
sentod. In It Mrs. Merrill swenrs that Capt.
Petty and Policeman Wheaton of tho Fifteenth
precinct appeared before tho Grand Jury and
presented an AFFIDAVIT alleged TO have been made
10 false and untrue and was never signed by
him; that consequently some ono had com
Mira Merrill further swears Tint neither Capt.
Petty nor Policeman Wheaton was ever In her
house. although before the Grand Jury they
: The affidavit ot Policeman Gerow, presented
by.counscl, says that the deponont arrested Mrs.
Merrill but that she was discharged by MaRs.
trate Mott on Oct. 90 And further:
THAT after her discharge Capt. pctty was
about to ask tho Grand Jury to take up tho case
and / was then requested by Capt. Petty to
make statements other than those Ind made
before Magistrate Mott and which statements
wero false and untrue, and which were TO be
used for tho purpose OF procuring an indict.
ment against the diefcndant., This I refused to
and Policeman Wheaton went before tho
Grand Jury and testified MS to certain facts
occurring on Oct. 20, 1890, at Mrs. Mcrrils
house, while was the only person who visited
Mrs. Merrills house on that date for the pur.
pose Of obtaining evidence; that Policeman
Wheaton was not In tho house as he had testi-
hed before the Grand Jury; 1hnve examined the
affidavit which was supposed to be presented to
the Grand Jury and which is supposed to bear
my signatures; that 1t IL not my signature, md
the same Is false and untrue
After reading over the affldavits Judge Nc
Mahon remarked:
There is perjury somewhere In this case. so
I'll grant counsel permission to inspect the Grand
Jury minutes"