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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-05
MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES.
Programme That HIS Becn Ar
ranged for the Occasion.

Arrangements have heen almost per-
fected by Lieutenant Ezra Griffin post.
Grand Army Of the Republic, for its
observance of Memorial Day, May 30.
In the morning there will be the GUS
tomary dedication of graves by details
from the post and Immediately after
dinner will be the usual parade which
will he somewhat more imposing than
usual
After the parade the pupils of the
High school under the direction Of
Professor George Phillips will give u
matinee performance at the Iyceum
The regular Memorial Day exercises
will be held at the LYceum at y. m.
The programme will be almost exclu-
sively OF a musical nature. The enter
tainment viii be participated in by
Mrs. Joseph O'Brien. John r. Watkins
Miss Norton and Bauer's band. The
numbers rendered will consist largely
of patriotic selections.
4 handsome official programme cf
the days proceedings will be issued by
the post. 1t consists of sixteen large
pages of book paper. This programme
Will he distributed throughout the city
and Dunmore on Friday by members
of the post. There has been some crit
icism in the past about the manner Of
| distributing the official programme
and this year the boys" have de-
cided to give it their personal atten-
tior and see that the distributing is
done properly.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-05
FOR HOUSE SURGEON.
Two Candidates Examined bv the
Lackawanna Hospital Board.

Drs. Gates. Fulton, Connell and
Lewis Frey. of the Lackawanna hos
pital staff constitute the examining
board OF candidates for house surgeon.
They held an examination yesterday
at the hospital Two young doctors
were in the class, but the board has
n rule not to give out the names until
the marks are submitted to the direc-
tors at their subsequent meeting. The
directors will hold a regular meeting
next Tuesday afternoon.
DR.. Newbury will leave on July /,
and Or. Webb will then become senior
house surgeon. The competitor having
the highest marks in yesterdays exam
ination will become junior house sur
geon on July /, and when DR. Webb
leaves on Jan. 1899, the man second
in the examination will become Junior
doctor, and the junior will succeed Dr.
Webb
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-05
EXAMINATION DATES.
They Have Been Arranged by J. c.
Taylor, County SuperiBts udent Of
SChools..SOme OF the Rules.

County Superintendent Of Schools j.
c. Taylor has sent out the following
circular to the teachers of the county:
The annual teachers examinations for
the provisional certificate in Lackawan-
ma county will be as follows:
Moscow, Monday, May 16.
Newton, Thursday, May 10
Flectville Tuesday, May "a.
Scott (Montdale), Thursday, May 2G.
Dalton, Tuesday, May 81.
Jerlnyn. Thursday, June 2.
Archibald, Tuesday, June Z.
Blakely Thursday, June Q.
Olyphant Tuesday, June IA.
Muosic. Monday, June 20.
Old Forge Wednesday, June %.
Taylor, Friday, June "a.
Minooka, Monday, June q.
Carbondale Powderly's), Wednesday,
July |.
Priccburg, Friday, July I.
Special at Olyphant, Friday, Aug. 5.
Examinations begin at a. m. Appli-
cants should bring pens, ink, and FOOLS
cap paper. Unless excused each appli-
cant is expected to attend the eXamina-
tion i'm his or her own district A special
examination will be held Aug. to ac-
commodate those who will attend sum-
mer schools, and due credit will be Civ
en- for such efforts to improve. There
L
and Aug. 5.
our text book in theory of teaching
adopted by the committee on profession
al reading at our last institute is Bald
wins School Management: D. APPLE
ton & Co, New York. Branches en-
phasized in this examination are arith-
metic, grammar and theory of teaching
Special attention should he given to
punctuation, spelling and map-drawing.
Directors and teachers who receive this
schedule are requested to assist in adj
Vertisng the examination in their re-
spective districts. Directors should at
tend the examination for their own dis
trict to inspect the work They should
not employ any person to teach who does
not hold a valid certificate, and they
should examine carefully the certificates
of all who apply for schools
J. G. Taylor.
County Superintendent of Schools.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-05

Cards of thanks, resolutions of condo
lence. obituary poetry and the like Will
be inserted in The Tribune only when
paid for in advance, at the rate of 10
cents per line.
Each branch of councils will meet to-
night, the select in regular and the COM
mon in special session.
Mrs. r. II. Dale will hold a pillow sale
at her home on Linden street May 20 tor
the benefit of the Home for the Friend
less.
Street Commissioner 4. B. Dunning
was yesterday being congratulated upon
We arrival of 12-pound baby boy at
lis home in Green Ridge.
o Alderman Myron Kasson performed his
first marriage ceremony yesterday. The
couple was Thomas Turner and Miss Sa-
rah Jane Vaughan, of Peckville.
The Union Bible class for the study Of
the lesson on Thursday evening at s
o'clock as usual this week in Grace Re
formed Episcopal church. All are well
come.
William Mclaughlin, of Scranton
street, would like to meet any young
man under y years Of age in weight
lifting contest. Answer through The
Tribune.
Marriage licenses were granted yes
terday to Thomas Turner and Sarah Jane
Vaughan, of Priceburg; Ira w. Biescck-
er and Addie l.. Shaw of Moscow; Rich
ard II. UT and Carrie Luton, of Mt
Pocono.
The Browning Literary society will
hold their first business meeting Friday
evening, May 6, 100 This meeting Is of
great importance. Every member is re.
quested to be present by order of the
secretary.
Margaret Richards, the l5-ycar-old gir
who was arrested Saturday for stealing
money from Constantine Morisini's fruit
stand on lower Lackawanna avenue was
released from the county jail on bal
yesterday.
All members of Moses Taylor Sste,
lodge. No. III are requested to attend
our regular meeting tonight, THURSDAY
to arrange for tho funeral OF sister Mary
Walsh, 2OI2 Prics street.
Gail Fastz, a boy employed az steam
hammer In the Dickson works, got tho
two last fingers o. his right hand crush ac
yesterday, A furnace door closed on hi,
hand. The wound was dressed at the
hospital
To-day will be the occasion of the gen
cru! inspection OF the new Home for the
"rlondles2 Everybody is invited. III,
presentation OF tire new flag by Camp No
I, SOM OF Hs'erRns will ne an importan
feature OF the occasion this afternoon a
1'cioos.
Tne Delaware, Lackawanna and West
"rn COMPANY will pay today at tn,
Hampton, Sloan and the Scranton yarC
men, The Delaware and Hudson com
pany paid yesterday AT the Dickson
mines, Won StoHch slope and repai
shops at Providence.
In a week the Center street station
house will BE Atted up ready for occu
pancy. The cells are in position on tn,
first floor and will be used for storinl
plain drunks The basement will con
tain Goa! and supplies and the top too,
will contain a sweet of rooms fol
lodgers.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-05
". J. TRACEY GAVE A NOTE.
stephen Jones Endorsed II aud an
Action 10 Brought to Collect.

An action in assumpsit was begun
in the office Of Prothonotary Copeland
yesterday by the Lackawanna Trust
and Safe Deposit company against
stephen Jones on a promissory note
for $3.50 that w ]. Tracey gave on Dec
20, 1897, to r. Duane Reed.
The note was for 30 days and was
endorsed by Mr.. Jones and Mr. Reed,
1t went to protest.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-05
SUIT AGAINST RAILWAY COMPANY.
Il. C. Dean and His Wife Are In.
Plaintiffs.

A suit for $1,000 damages was begun
in Prothonotary Copeland's office yes
terday by r. c. Dean and his wife
Rachel Dean, against the Scranton
Railway company. Vosburg & Dawson
are the plaintiffs attorneys.
1t is alleged that an the evening of
April "a last, at o'clock the plain
tiffs were thrown from their carriage
near the residence of William H. Rich
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-05
OPINION in THE
NICHOLS WILL CASE
Judge Archibald Dlsmisses Proceedings
TO Restore a Lost viii.

AT SOME LENGTH HE REVIEWS THE
TESTIMONY THAT HAS BEEN AID
DUCED IN THE CASE AND SAYS
THAT IN THE FACE OF THE FACTS
PRESENTED 1T IS USELESS TO
PRESS THE PETITION UPON HIM.
CANNOT ALLOW AN ISSUE.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-05
TWO CONVENTIONS
FOR NEXT WEEK
Will Be Held by The Knights and La.
dies Of the Golden Eagle.

LOCAL KNIGHTS HAVE BEEN MAX
ING EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS
FOR THE ENTERTAINMENT or
THE vGSITORS-oNE OF THE FEAT
URES OF THE MEETING OF THE
GRAND CASTLE WILL BE THE
PARADE ON TUESDAY AFTER
NOON-RECEPTION THAT NIGHT
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-05

mond on North Main avenue, by the
collision Of a street car with the We
hicle, and the injuries sustained by
them and damage to their property en-
title them to the amount named in
the suit
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-05
Grams New 1898 Atlas

is geographical historical and descrip-
tive; in fact, an encyclopedia. A birds
eye view of all nations Of the earth
It's value is inestimabe. -
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-05

Just received, a fresh supply Of FL
Modelo cigars. Carney, Brown & Co.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-05

MAX WEBER, Boot an1 Shoe Maker.
Best shoes to order from Sl.75 up. Mems
soles and heels, 900. Ladies' soles and heels
soc. All work guaranteed.
I77 Penn Avenue, SCRANTON, PA.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-05
Heartburn, Gas.
1"SNenG tritis and all
~ 2lomach niSpr.

ders positively cured. Grover Graham's Dys.
pepsia Remedy IL a suecitlc. one dose re.
moves ali distross and permanent cure OF
the most chronic and severe cases Is guaran-
teed. DO not suffer A 5O-cent bottle Will
convince the most skeptical.
Matthews Bros. DrugEistA $40 Lac,in
wanna avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-05
CITY NOTES.

Cards of thanks. resolutions of condo
lence. obituary poetry and the like Will
be inserted in The Tribune only when
paid for in advance, at the rate of 10
cents per line.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-05

The Wilkes Barre Record can be mad
In Scranton at the news stands Of M.
Meinhart. ll9 Wyoming avenue: Mac,
Lackawanna avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-05

Smoke the Pocono cigar, SC. -
The herald., 1898-12-24

A nice mellow Port, 70 cents a gallon.
Woollacott. 124 N. Spring.
The herald., 1898-12-24
FULLERTON
The Farmers Will Sow Cereals-If It
Rains

FULLERTON, Dec. 23-A union Christ
mas tree will be given at Chadbourne hall
by the three churches tomorrow evening
{. G. Carpenter of Los Angeles has had
nearly mile of cement ditch put in along
the side of his walnut grove on East Com
monwealth avenue here
W. X. Chaffin has doubled the size of his
grocery store.
A cantata will be given at the Placentia
school house tomorrow evening
q. y. McElfresh will deliver an address
at the open meeting to be held here by the
|. q. f. court early next month.
telephones were put in this month for
the Earl Fruit company's packing house,
William Starbucks S residence and 1hos.
Strains residence
r. 5. Richman received a consignment of
young fruit trees direct from Japan yester-
day
William Hill has powed and seeded about
lZO0 acres to wheat, barley and oats in La
Habra valley, and intends to put in about
20O0 acres if it rains.
The work of remodeling the postoffice
has beef completed, and Fullerton now has
a postoffce which would be credit to a
city of 200 inhabitants.
Thomas McFadden and Miss Virginia
Nicolas returned from Stanford university
yesterday to spend the holidays at home.
MI. anu NILS. r.. w Lean nave returned
from an extended visit to eastern states.
W.. j. Smith, Jr and Miss Lenora Speidel.
two well-known young people of this sec
ton, were married Wednesday at Buena
Park
Mr.. Charles Miller is seriously i'll with
typhoid fever.
Secretary Holcomb of the association has
notified orange growers of this section who
wish to become members of that organiza
ton that they must make application before
January l.
The herald., 1898-12-24
SOME DAMAGE TO FRUIT
DONE BY THE HIGH WIND AT
RIVERSIDE
Citizens Pleased With Promises That
Hereafter the Electric Lights
Will Shine at Might

RIVERSIDE, Dec. pa terrible dust
and north wind storm has made things very
disagreeable in this section all day today
and through last night. The wind is by far
the hardest felt here for some years, and
the flying dust was so thick at times as to
shut out the view of everything except in
the immediate vicinity. The storm is
general all over the neighboring section,
and has been quite severe III the valleys east
of the ctyiin the direction OF Perris. The
wind will doubtless do fruit some damage,
but how much will be question to be de-
termined later on.
The city authorities have received assur-
ances from the Redlands Power company
so it is stated, that the company will be
able from now on to furnish power ssuffi-
cient for the street lights here. Citizens
vino have been cropping about in the dark
nights for some months past are glad that
there seems to be hope that the streets may
soon be properly lighted.
The management OF the Riverside Gas
company has just purchased new boilers and
other machinery to duplicate the machinery
in their works so that in case of accident
the company can go right ON supplying Gus
toners.
A rich strike has been reported from the
Utica mine, which property is situated
about ten miles south OF Perris, in the
Pinacatc mining district. The mine be-
longs to Briggs & Martin and the latter
gentleman, who is in the city, states that
iive-foot ledge has been uncovered which
will run $50 per ton in gold. The strike
was made at the front of 300-foot tunnel
on which work has been steadily prosecuted
for some months past.
j. L. Chambers, who was recently award
ed the contract for the construction of the
district sewer on Twelfth street, has COM
menced operations with quite large force
of men and teams. This improvement will
cost several thousand dollars, but when
completed will give one OF the fine residence
sections of the city sewer accommodations
The work on the proposed district sewer on
Third street will also soon begin.
The local postoffice had shipped up to
this morning sixty y-fve sacks of holiday pack
ages east. The holiday business done by
the office far exceeds that of any previous
wear.
The herald., 1898-12-24
Inventory of Bonebrake Estate

The inventory and apprasement of the
estate Of George II. Bonebrake, deceased
was fled yesterday with the county clerk
1t shows assets aggregating $2Sl, 1896. so, in
cluding 1867 shares of the capital stock Of
the Los Angeles National bank of the pal
value of 500 per share capital stock of the
State Loan and Trust company valued at
S40,035, also constitutes considerable part
of the estate, and $2S7OO in stock of the
Broadway Bank and Trust company is also
scheduled, and $36,750 in the capital stock
of the Santa Gertrudes Fruit company.
Real estate holdings make up the greater
part of the balance Of the estate.
Mellow with true age-of delicious flavor
-Woollacotts Gold Medal Wines. 1874 N.
Spring.
The herald., 1898-12-24

Present subscribers The Herald paying
ir subscriptions
The herald., 1898-12-24
Prizes for Subscribers


They selected
Spring
a the following
The herald., 1898-12-24
SAN BEENARDINO
Gets Its Full Share of the Desert
Wind

SAN BERNARDINO, Dec. pa north
er commenced soon after midnight last
night and came down furiously and contin-
ued throughout the day. 1t is the most
severe experienced this season. The noun
tam range to the east is completely hidden
from view by clouds of sand brought in
from the desert, and it is probable the
orange groves in Highlands and Redlands
will suffer.
A relic of the failure of the Dyer bank in
| riverside came up in Department two, in
which complaint was filed, answer fled case
called, tried, argued, submitted and judg
nient rendered ALI in one day. 1t was the
case OF W.. IL. Seaman VS.. Arid Adair, the
Riverside Banking company having decided
to defendant certain real estate which the
plaintiff wished to have sold to repay him
the S4S5 he lost by the bank failure The
judgment was that the deed was fraudu-
lent and void Md the real estate was still
an asset of the bank.
John Brown, ST., celebrated his eighty
first birthday last evening at the residence
OF his daughter Mrs. Laura Wozencraft at
which the Society of Pioneers joined with
the family in greeting the aged patriarch
Mr.. Brown is the only survivor of the five
| commissioners who formed San Bernardino
county, having been appointed by the legs-
lature in 1853, and the only survivor of the
first set of county officials.
cuuRIltII Has DceI rendered IN L uQlckar
VS.. East Riverside Irrigation district, award
ing Mrs. Fudickar forty-two inches of
water and the right to have it flow through
the Nivienda pipe line and bitches.
Marriage licenses were issued to jackson
Deets, native of Pennsylvania, aged 60, and
Kate l.. Mexican, native of New York.
aged 40, both residents of North Ontario;
Fred Betkee, native of Pennsylvania, aged
y, resident of Riverside, and Orc Dewitt.
native of California, aged II, resident of San
Bernardino.
Treasurer Reeves has been notified not
to pay over any moneys on the December
settlement to the state until the claim for
900 is settled. This county only paws
25 per cent of the sum secured to the alter
neys, while some counties pay as high as 60
per cent.
State Treasurer Truman Reeves left for
Los Angeles yesterday, to be Joined there
by his wife and daughter and proceed to
Sacramento ID. A. Moulton left with him
as his chief deputy. G. L. Copeland, his
chief deputy here, will remain and turn over
the office to Mr. Reeves successor in Jan
uary, and then join the others at Sacra-
mento.
The fourth day of the trial of C. B.
Welch for the murder of Otto Anderson at
Needles in a saloon finds the case still un-
completed. This afternoon Pat O'Brien of
Los Angeles arrived and testified for the
defense, when the testimony closed and the
attorneys commenced their arguments.
The herald., 1898-12-24

Have You Quite Forgotten?" Audrey New
ton; December, Goodbye" Milo Bekins;
"Grandma's Mistake" Edgar Tilley; song,
"Jingle Bells" school
The herald., 1898-12-24
List of Votes Received Up to 5 p.., Friday Dec. %

Pratt, Miss Atbie l., Harper street "a o1o
Angela oHter Cahedral school, o3 o24
Sabine, Agnes Co. Hayes street school, ol....... 5o397
Lhn FaueI' 81. vincent college 5oo5S
DuOoS Ms ". ~ oaSlelar street. 1853
nous' w: H. Hsh schooi 3O4o7
oufun' MISS LOUISE cambria street 1929
Williams Mrs. Josie, Senous street. ........... 40 81,
nal laousn MlSS Nelue A. Arroyo. oo35
Neppel' MARX Union avenue school, ..... 1929
lritt Miss Mamie, Hewitt street school ........ 49, s6so
Newby, Miss Nellie j., Griffin avenue ....... Xxx
Milard, B., Spring street school Observation-Disclosures. ooz
oanpoeI Laura j., Ohve street school ......... 27oo
y Nss Op@l OuSel Sueet'..... 2,45t 3
Madden, Mrs. K L. Breed street school ........ oot :
The herald., 1898-12-24

hummer! Well, we should say so. That's
what everybody says who has seen it, Seen
what? Why. Desmonds stock of Xmas
neckwear, gloves. smoking jackets. sus-
penders, collars, cuffs. etc, etc. Desmond's
stock IS a procession of prize values going
today at surprise prices. We have done all
we can to make gift shopping pleasant
pastime. See our four show windows to-
day, in the Bryson block, Nos 139 and 1i1
s. Spring st.
The herald., 1898-12-24
IN FAVOR OF MAJOR UPHAM

sleca meeting the
afternoon and the following to
= president ot the board of n. H. d.. =
Gen W. H. franklin President d. w.
ford Conn., Strongly
ssned governor Soldiers bome roardo Trade
urHoohi rf1hlNs JR Sereta1y r. NJ DANIEL President.
= y r. = y \ + y
The herald., 1898-12-24

All prices of wall paper greatly reduced.
y. A. Eckstrom 324 South Spring street.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-01-22

Tho Wisconsin AMI Michigan ,aiIrnnd
company at IT. ANIMAL meeting dcrill,ll
To ilont l'onds with which Ca build the
road irom Faiihhntn Junction Ia Irun
Mountain. IL u 10 bc hoped tI.,.i the
rond will be eNt,nsl,4l an ioihss sitv in
the ncar inturc. The main i,lssA ia ex-
tending IL tc Iron Mountain " su ~eri,i,,
The ore tfnde to S"uih chicarn. " The
lliin'ir Steel company shafts ~ ~ mime
here there will ls'n hi,re ionrnas frnna
il'r riiy I" ilr' a,tae place -, that ri,rih
thug NJ ihr rpa,l lsing built ia here ,s
the n,l,r f',iunr - not out ol thu hue ~
the probable.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-01-22
The Parks rlercantiIe Company.

OF people W. a. wiznick. -
l.. O'Bricn. Justice icrs IN ease
OF people w. Mary irncau........ iGJ
T.. O'Bricn, Justice lees in case
OF people Va And. Sikirski...... 5.25
Prosecuting Attorney Hnndy came
before the board IN the matter of the
suit OF Menominee county to collect the
amount due upon two Iron county war
rants. The following resolution was
thereupon proposed aud adopted.
Whereas The bonrd of supervisors OF
Mcnominee county hus commenced snit
against the bonrd oT supervisors ~ Iron
county To enforce The payment "a Ger
tain Iron county orders.
Therefore he it resolved by the hoard OF
supervisors 81 Iron county that sherman r
Handy, prosecuting attorney of Iron County.
be aud Is hereby instructed 20 communicates
with the board OF supervisors Of Mcnomiuee
county and make the best settlement that he
can with Mcnominee county.
Moved by X. J.. Hollow and seconded
by T. j. Gibson That the foregoing reso-
luton be adopted. Carried.
The board then took up the matter of
the pnymcut OF interest on the warrants
held by the First National Bnnk of
Chicago md il WAS moved and carried
that the Clerk anil Chairman le in
structcd 90 drw an order fnr the
amount of al the interest due.
Tie question of auditing tie tnq,suf-
cr's books then came np anil ll,c I"llow-
irG resolution was nropotcd ami
adopted.
Resolved hy the board oi supervisors of Iron
county that the clerk and chairman are hereby
authorized 20 rngnce tive s,rvicee of n. W
wrleht. of T-hrcmins or some other ruinlstrut
person. to check up the honks nnd psl,rfs ii,
the office OF the treasurer OF Iroii county ma
90 n~r their discretion ~ 10 the extent ~ the
examination aud 90 report ib,, result al snph
examination 80 the next inviting oi tlle buari
of supervisors OF Iron county.
Adoption moved 10y q. j.. Maas scc-
ondcd by r. j. Gibson.
There being no further h,l-iness fo
attend to IL was nn,,sl um carrh "A
that the board adj ,urn in'leliuitrly.
WI BRovx.
lerk
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1898-01-22
Tax Matters.
Committee

About thirteen thousand dollars oi
the thirty thousand dollars assesscd In
this township have been paid To date, but
struggling amounts are coming IN all the
time so that over one hall OF the roll
will have been collected by the end of
the month. The Taxpayers Associa-
tion. the Breitupg estate, the d. ;. ). *
A. railroad company and the Menomnee
River Lumber company have refused to
pny the highway and bridge taxes and
but hall oi the county and county road
taxes. The Michigan Land and Iron
company has refused To pay any tax ex-
cept the state and school. Treasurer
Morinrty il sending notices by registered
mail this week tu all nonresident tax
payers aud Immediately after the 2Sth
day of Jnuunry will stnrt seizing all
personal property that cnn Inc found
in this or ndiuinging counties. We
understand that the trcasurcrs ui Dick
inson county are going To do likewise
so that there will he lots Of fun before
the matter IL settled. The township
board hns instructed Mr.. Moriarty To
leave 10 stone unturncd to collect the
taxes and that official snys that hc will
cnrry ont their Instructions To the
letter.