YOL. VI.--NO. 162.
SHEXAKDOAH, PA., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24. 1891.
ONE CENT.
THE SUREST ROAD TO WEALTH IS THROUGH LIBERAL ADVERTISING!
CONVENTION CALL.
To the Republican Electors of Pennsylviniat
After consultation and correspondence with
the members of the Republican Slate Committee,
and by their direction, I hereby give notice that
the Republicans of Pennsylvania, by their duty
tftoosen representatives, will meet In State Oon
Wentlon at Harrisburg, Wednesday, August 19,
1891, at 10 o'clock A, M., for the purpose of plac
ing In nomination candidates for the offices of
Slate T'e tsurer and Auditor General, for the
tiomtnalton of eighteen candidates for Delegates-at-Lnrge
to the Constitutional Convention pro
vided for in the Act of Assembly approved June
fD, 1891, and for tht transoction of such ether
buslncus as may be presented.
Notice It especially directed to the fact that, in
acfordince with the provisions of the last men
tioned act, each Senatorial district is entitled to
a representation of three delegates in said Con
itttutlonal Convention, two of whom only eanbe
members of the mnjrrtty party In said district.
The electors of each district arc therefore re
quested to make proper nominations for dele
gates to said convention, the rules governing the
nomination of candidates for Hate Senator to
be applicable.
In this connection the Chairman desires to call
the attention of Republican voters to the recom
mendation of the State Convention of 1882, lluit
"they allow Vie greatest freedom in the general
participation in the primaries consistent with
the preservation of the party organization."
II'.V. JT. ANDREWS, Chairman.
THE -SURPLUS.
A comparison of the financial s-tite-nientH
of this country for the years
and 1801 will Interest the saldlers
and their patriotic friends.
In 1607 the lntoreat on tho puhlio
debt was 5143,600,0 10 and the pensions
$20,009,000.
The bondholders get tho interest
and tho soldiers the pensions.
For 1891 the Interest on the public
debt will amount to 126,000,000, while
the pensions auiouut to $132,000,000.
After a long wait the money Is now
going where It belongs to the saviors
of the Eepubllc.
Tiiehe's one thing to be Bald about
Quay tbut cannot be truthfully said
about Mageo. Quay never defeated a
Republican candidate when nomi
nated, Chester Times,
We would respectfully call the at
tention of tho esteemed and good
natured superintendent of the Wll-
lanisport division of the 1'. & It. K.
C. M. Lawler, to the back number
passenger coaches used on his division,
principally for excursions. Our people
CE3STTS per yd for the
BEST TABLE OILCLOTH,
Sold In other stores for Sac. All floor
oilcloths reduced, unit lornargaius
C. D. FRICKE'S
Carpet Store, 10 South Mo St, near Centre
THE tII
Allen's : Boot :
In an cxlrapt of medicinal roots andherps for malting a
pleasant aud healthful Summer Drink. It Is easy to
malic, requires no boiling or straining. One botlle will
make six gallons of Root Iieer,
3T
-A. GOOD FIRTTIT CROP.
There is every indication
season. Buy your jars in
We have a large stpeli
Jars with Porcelain Lined
DPIOJSTICS NOW I3ST ORDER.
For Picnic Lunches We Have
tcbnnon Summer Sausage Chipped. '
Chipped Dried Hecf.
Sardiiu-s lu mustard and Oil.
Canned Salmon. 1
Crosse & Illncltwell's Finest Imported Pickles aud Chow
chow.
Lunch Mlllc Biscuits, 3 pounds for 25c.
Coflee Biscuit and Nic nncs, 3 pounds for 250.
Cream Soda B'scult.
Fancy Creamery Butler.
Convenient, Useful
The PaUnt Flour Bin and Sitter-two slsscs, holds 25 and
50 pounds. Keeps your flour clean and tree from iiumirl-
tles. Can he slftrd just a9 needed uy simply turning' a cranlc
CLOSING OUT.
A lot ot Table Oilcloth, il yds. wide, at 20c a yard
would like to have something better
aud they think the George Washing
ton conches would be more suitable, for
the Catawlssa and Berks county
branches.
IlAziiETON is to have a street rail
way. But It will not be constructed
with home capital. The scheme does
not owe Its birth to homo brains and
homo enterprise. No; outsiders are to
give the town n boom. Outside capi
talists see what the home people could
not see and outsiders ore to profit by
the Jealous bickerings of Insiders.
Oh, Hazleton ! Oh, Shenandoah ! !
DEMocitATicclubs aflord this Inspl
ration for the patriotic young man of
the United States, who believes In sus
talnlug and building up his own great
country. The Demooratic idea and
teaching opposes everything Ameri
can. It draws Its nwln Inspiration
from the British School of economies.
It opposes, as a rule, the Interests of
our country and would build up,
enrich, give prosperity aud power to
other nations. Republicans, on the
other hand, In their teaching appeal
directly to the patriotic youug man's
love of country, and membership In
Republican clubs h an Incentive to
patriotism. The Republican party
lias maintained the glory aud great
ness of the country, while Democracy
is constantly opposing all great na
tlonal Interests and projects, and lends
Its sympathy to the country's enemies
aud opponents. t Is the party of
obstruction, and In thirty years has
promulgated no Idea that has been a
success, for the advancement of the
country. The patriotic young man
who thinks and reflects, and who
reads history, joins the Republican
Associations In the true interests of
his country.
Buy Keystone flour, lie careful that the
name Lessio & Co., Ashland, Pa., is
printed on every Back. 3-3-3taw
A Now Business.
P. J. Cleary has openod a storo in the
Ferguson's building, on East Centra Btroot,
and is proparod to furnish tho local trade
with fine leather anil shoo findings and nil
kinds of shoemaker's supplies. Ills stock is
a largo one and wll equipped to fullr
supply all demands of the trade. 6-15-tf
You can get an oxcollont frame for noth
ing at Koagey's Art Studio, Call at onco.
0-22-0t
p11" mut !boer ?s tha besl
John A.
6-G-tl
KELIABLE
Beer : Extract !
of a large crop of Jbrult this
time.
of Mason's Standard Glass
lop. '
and Ornamental,
FRUITLESS HUNT.
NO TRACE OP THE LOST BABE
OF THE MOUNTAIN.
A BEAR MAY HAVE EATEN HER.
Staitllng Story That May Solve
tho Wllkesbarro Mystery Ono
More Search to bo Mado
To-day for Hor.
ny National Press Association.
WitKBSBABiiE, Fa., June 21. Barney
Searfoss, who tins n farm and hotel nt tha
foot ot Five-Mile-Mountain, five or six
miles back In tlio wilderness from Laurel
Eun, relates u startling tale that may loud
to the solution of tho mystery surround
ing the disappearance of little Anna Fred
ericks. Mr. Searfoss says that about three
weeks ago a black bear of unusual sizo.l
weighing, he judges, 500 pounds, ap
peared on the mountain near Ins houso.
A brown bear is no uncommon oblect
back there, but a black one Is very rare.1
A week ago last Tuesday, or just one
week before the little girl was lost, this
bear killed and carried off from Mr.
Searfoss' farm a full grown calf. Ho
and nnother man started out to hunt the
bear. They found the remains of the
calf, but the bear escaped them.
Xurce days later tho bear was seen at a
point between Five-Mile Mountain and
Laurel Run, or within three miles of
tho spot where tho littlo girl was lost.
It is therofaro possible, and it is believed
by many, that the little girl, wondering
about on tho mountain-side, encountered
tho fierce animal and was killed and do
oured. Several parties of armed men with
Vunds will start out In different dlrec-'
.Ions this afternoon and thoroughly ox
lore the wholo mountain territory.
MARSH NOT FOUND.
Gnrilde'a riiyslcluti Says tho ProfoAsnr Is
Muiinmli3.
Spuing Lake, N. J., June 2-1. There
was another sensational development In
tho case ot the alleged assault on Detec
tive Garslde, alias Freomnu, while hunt
ing for ex-Bank President Marsh. Dr.
Trout, who was called to attend Garslde,
announced tnat he would liavo nothing
more to do with Garslde, its ha was
shamming and had Impoied upon hi m.
Dr. Trout suld that he had notified Dis
trict Attorney Graham of this fact.
Garside still claims that ho was as
saulted while trying to capture Marsh.
He had ordered a pair of crutches and
says he will goto Philadelphia as soon as
ho is able. lie says that he bolievs that
Marsh is hiding in tho vicinity ot Spring
Lake aud that Detectives Miller and Tate
are In league with htm. Detectives Mil
ler and Tate have abandoned further
work at Spring Lako and have gono back
to Philadelphia.
"Weslejan Unfveritty Ketallia ItH Naiuu,
Middle-town, Conn., Juno 24. The
alumni association ot tho Wesleyan Um
verslty elected the following ofllcers:
President, W. T. Elmjer of Middletown;
vice-presidents, F. S. Hoyt, W. P. Hub.
bard, H. h.. liallock; recording secretary,
Prof. W. N. Illco; corresponding secre
tary Prof. M. B. Crawford! treasurer. G.
W. Burko. Two uluinnl trustees wero
elected. It was voted that It was Inex
pedient to change the name of the Uni
versity, aud a resolution was passed that
a gymnasium should be built for tho col
lego as soon as possible.
Tragedian rot-rest Widow Dead.
New Youk, Juno 24. Catherine N.
Sinclair, tho widow of the tragedian, Ed
Win Forrest, who died at 03 West 84 th
street, was 74 years old. Though once
well known as tho wife of the famous
star, and later on as nn actress of no
mean nbility, her closing years wero
passed in the darkest obscurity. Broken
in heaith ann fortune, she lived her last
days beucath the root o an old Irieud,
and went to her grave unknown and for-gotteui-
Silver Discovery In ,Vmv York btute.
It0Nt0UT, N, Y., June 24. TJioro I3 con
siderable excitement In Cllntondale, this
county, over tho discovery ot ore Riip
posed to coutalu silver In large quanti
ties. S eolmens have been no nt to the
United States Assayer's ofilce, and n re
port is anxiously awaited. In tho mean
time the farmers who own real estate lu
the vicinity of the fled are holding their
proporty at fabulous prices. Tho ledge
d( Tock also contains zlno and iron.
rXlia llurTHl-d-Yulo Itnca.
New London, Coup., Juno 24. Har
vard and Yale have (.elected 11:30 as the
time for their ruce on Friday. There li
much disappointment at this decision,
and the Board of Trade committee and
the railroads Interested have protested
against tho hour.
t'rlnea Oourco In Sun Franclioo.
San Francisco, June 24. Prince
Czurewltch on his tour around the world,
steamer Gaelic. He will proceed direct
to New York, sail for London and gc
thence to St. Petersburg. ,
Suft'riiBB for Women.
BrniNQFlELD, 111., Juno 24. Gov, Flfei
has signed tho bill enabling women to
vote for all school ofllcers. Twenty-six
out of 41 States, 11 considerable majority
ot all, have now given women so mo form
01 suurage.
PARNELL'S LIOENSE.
Ild' Will riobably Marry Mrs. O'She
To-Morrow.
London, Jtino 24. It has Just boon
learned that Mr. I'arnell has obtained a
special llcenso to marry Mrs. O'Shea.
Ho has been compelled to do,thls, It Is
ald, owing to tho delays Interposed by
his local clergyman lu Brighton.
He Can now bo Inilrflnil tn.n,nprm T7
has Intimated that no one Is to bo pres
ent at me ceremony, which. Is to be con
ducted with the strictest privacy.
Taut Hun Acmes tliu l'acide.
Vancouver B. 0., Juno 2-1. ThoCann.
dlan Pacific steumer "Empress of Japan,"
which arrived during tho morning, ten
days, twnty-orie hours out from Voko
home, mndu tho fastest run ever made
across the Pacific, beating by eighteen
hours that of hor sister ship "Ktnpross of
India," which had provieusly broken the
record.
Halifax Celebrates Her Settlement.
HaufaX, June 24. Tho one hundred
and fifty-second anniversary ot the settle
ment of this place was celebrated with
appropriate ceremony. Tho chief event
In connection with tho celebration was
the races at Hiding Ground. Tho day
wus observed as a general holiday.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
Mrs. Russell Hnrrlsou and Mrs. McICee
hnve nrrlvod in Paris.
The archlte6tur.il iron workers havo
won their fight in Chicago.
General Brousart von Schellondorf, for
merly Minister of War of Germany, is
dead.
Albert Forsytho of Bangor, Mo., bo
came insane 11111I took to the woods to es
cape imaginary murderers.
The funeral of ex-Senator McDonald at
Indianapolis this afternoon was inoit Im
posing. The buildings along tho lino
wero elaborately draped.
The 7-ycor-old daughter of Carl Asch
of Ynle avenue, Meriden, Conn., nan as
saulted by a negro farm hand employed
by a neighbor. He escaped.
Tho freight handlers ot Boston have
appointed committees to await on the
various railroad lines and request tha
granting of a half-day holiday on Sat
urday. Michael Gans, foreman of tho Tilly
Foster mines nt Browsters, N. Y., was
murderously assaulted by Nlcoll Mlulselo
with a pickaxe. Tho man escapod after
kuocking him sinseloss.
A fire that startod at 10 o'clock last
night in tho postolllco at Vnllshurg, N".
J., about threo miles west of Newark,
destroyed the postotllce, town hall, six
dwelling houses and nine barns, Lou,
about ?25,000.
Tho ton-round contest nt Bath, Me.,
between Charles Davis of Laconia, N. II.,
and Joe Donovan of Rockland, Me., was
stopped by the police In tho fourth round,
when Davis had been fought to a stand
still. Donovan clearly overmatched his
opponent,
Tho Labrador oxploring expedition
which will start from Rockland, Me.,
next Saturday, has been furnished appar
atus by tho Hydrographlo Olllco at
Washington, aud will make a study of
the currents, Ice, etc., for that depart
ment. An liicnndlury CitutfUt by nil Editor.
Middmsiown, Conn., Juno 24. A
Swede, named Qharles Peterson, has been
arrested for settlfig a doion fires at Co
balt. He wa held for trial. II. C.
Woostcr of the Now Britain Herald se
cured tho evidence against Peterson, aud
will receive tho rewards outstanding for
the nrrest of the Incendiary, who has
kept the citizens ot Cobalt lu terror for
several months past. Tho amount of the
rewards oguregato fl,200.
Tlui "Messiah" Arr.stml.
New Yoiuc, June 24. Samuel Hatch,
the man who has been going around the
city proclaiming himself to be tho Mes
slah. was arrested at the St. Donis Hotel
Und bont to thd' Insane pavilion at Belle
vuo Hospital for examination. Hutch
was reported to be worth $40,000 some
time ago, and first showed sjmptotns of
insanity by throwing his money away In
tho street and proclaiming himself a mil
lionalre,
Montgomery Giuii'd VUlt Montreal.
Montiuui June 24. Tho MoutKomery
Guards of Boston, nearly 400 btroug, ac
companied by Company a ot tho ilont
gomery Guards of Povtland, and Ail jt.
tGen. H, M. Spragiie of Maine arrived
here during the morning in a special
train or palace cars. j.uoy were ex
tended a cordial welcome by tho mayor,
the City Council and the' commanding
olllcers of tho various city regiments,
HrUlt;rliirl' l'ullcs Trouble heltleu,
BiuuoEroiiT, Conn., June 21. The
mayor has won a vlotory over the city at
torney and old ooaru 01 ponce commis
sioners. Judge Thayer dissolved the In
junction restraining Chief of Police
Rylance from exercising the duties of
that olllce. Upon the decision bolng an
nounced the chief immediately took pos
session ot his ofilce.
Committed Kulctda by Shootlne,
Paiumu8, N. J., June 24. Howard L.
Johnson, son of the founder ot the type
manufacturing firm, Johnson, Ellison &
Co., Philadelphia, committed suicide by
shooting himself at his home hero last
evening.
Secretary l'roctor Will lie I'msent,
NonTitmwJ, Vt., Juno 34. Secretary
Proctor will ue pret.ont at the commence
ment exercises of tho Norw ich University
lo-raorroiv. Ho will review the battalion
ofcadots.
AdvertUo In tas Ukualu.
A BOLD JOBBERY.
A POLISH MINER ROBBED OP
HIS PAY.
HIS POCKETS GOOLY SEARCHED
Roughs Attack an East Lloyd
Street Houso An Impatient
Passongor Takoa a Tumble.
Personal Notes.
loseph Mahulski, a Polo roslillnff on
Bast Lloyd street, went to St. Nicholas
vetorday and drow his pay for two weeks,
irnounttng to $7.
Whiloon his way homo over th.9 mour.-
ain ho was stopped by two young men,
who akbd him lor tobacco. Mahulski
id he had nono and the two follows pro
ceeded to search his pockets. Thoy felt
ho envelope containing tho pay inn pocket
if the coat which ilahulski had thrown
ivor Ids shoulder and ono of ihern de
manded that tho envelope bo given them.
Mahulski remonsVratod, but one of the fol
lows snatched the coat from his ar.n and
ran oil", followed by his companion.
MahuNklBays ho recognized one of the
follows as Michael, alias "Youngoy"
llowo, of this town, but ho did not know
tho ono who rac oil with tho coat and
nonoy. Ho appaared to bo a professional
bum.
ATTACKED A HOUSE.
WindowB Smashod by Stones.
Tho Roughs Escape.
Thero was great excitement in tho First
ward last n'mru, owing , to tho bold and un
lawful conduct of a party of Polish rouehs.
t about II o'clock tho mbcreants
stormed a houo occupiod by a. Polish
family. Windows werotmashed by stones,
tho doors wero battorod apd kicked and
other depredations wero committed.
Tho only occupants of tho houso was a
woman md her threo small children, the
husband boing at work. Tho terror
stricken woman gathered her children
about hor and shoutod at tho top of her
voice from ono of tho second story win
dows, "Pollcol" "Murder 1 1"
Two young men named McGrail and
Matthews, appoarodupon tho scone as ono
of tho rufllins was about to crawl into the
house through a window. Aflor soveral
oxchanges of blows the Poles wero put to
(light.
The outrage Is supposed to havo boon tho
result of a qunrrol that took placo at a
christening during tho day.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. E. 0. Urobst spent yesterday with
friends in Minorsvillo.
Miss MaRgio Donglor spent to-day visit
ing friends in Pottsvillo.
Thom&s Gilos, of Mahanoy Piano, was a
visitor to town yesterday.
T. J. Hiceins.E. K. Uittorman and M.
H. and O. S. Kohlor returnod last night
from a lishing trip.
William Ilrowstor, of Birdsboro, repre
senting tho E. & G. Brook Iron Co , was
in town last evening, tho guostof O. A.
Keim,
Ex-Tax Collector Dottrcy, of Mt. Car-
mel, was in town yesterday, the Suest ol
his brother, W. II. Dettrey, of West Coal
street.
School Director William Bachman left
town last night for Wisconsin to look af er
business interests. Ho will be absent aboi-
two woeks.
Edwin (J. Price, of Ashland, mado a
pleasant call at tho Heualu nflica to-day.
1I0 will loave for the Wot in a few days
and may locato. there.
John K. Pott, of Williamiport, travel.
Ing passangor agent fur tho Chicago, Mil
waukot) & St. Paul It. R., was a visitor to
town yesterday afternoon.
Mitflu6Na liennd Netllo Mullen, of town,
accompanied by Miss Mamo Brc-nnan and
vi Nellio Riley, of Shonandiah, lull
this morning for Kramilsburj;, Md., where
they will attend tho commencement exer
cises of St. Joseph's academy, from whloh
school Miss Clara Mullen, of t"wn, will
graduato this week. Shamokin Ditpatch.
Arrested for Larceny and Kmbzzloment.
Boston, Juno 2-1. J. W. Grummon,
who for some months past has been em.
ployed by the Hartford Life Insurance
Company here, was arrobted charged
with the larceny and embezzlement of
hides and leather valued ut $788, and
$782 In money from George M. & John
D. Hnrrlson, of Newark, N. J., while act
lngas their sales nuent last fall.
A Notable Weddlni;.
Banqoh, Me., June 24. The beautiful
Episcopal Church ot tho Redeemer at
Sorrento will be tho scene of a quiet but
notable wedding to-morrow morning,
about which there Is considerable com
ment hero. The contracting parties will
bo a daughterjot the lato Qou. W, S. Han
cock, and Mr. W. 11. Daw, of Boston.
MmiiIuu bhaw's VIcUiuh.
Bevkhly, Mass., June 21. Llzile Shaw,
v ..,. 1... ,l.
has considerably fever to-day. She will
bo lame for lite. Roberts and Morgan,
tho other victims, are at the hospital.
Roberts Is out of danger and hopes are
entertained for the latter's recovery. u
THE P. O. S. OF A.
Brief and Intorostlng History of
Ono of tho Local Oamps.
V'i""' 3-v TXrAsiniiOTON Camp,
11 No' "2- 1'- O S. of
a., of town, was in
stituted in Reagan's hall
on May 4, 1800, by Dis
trict President John De
Silvor and If, therefore,
ono of tho oldest of local
secret societies. When
H U. p. '
organlzfld It had twelvo charter members
and the first elective ofllcers wpros I'. P.,
S. D. Hw; V , J. S. Farringer; V. P., J.
W. IMriek; M. of V. is O , John li.
lillr; Rec Heo , L. F. Raborj Ass't.
Sec, S. W. Yost; Fin. Sec. James F.
Iseobyj Trai., George R. Slmoner; Con.,
.(no. Yost; I. O., M S. Shoemaker: O. O.,
Lewis Widdunmoyor; Chaplain, O. M.
Wafley.
The membership nt tho present tlmo is
i'Jl During thp lat year flvo members
lied. Thoy Wire O. A. Link, James
t'ownsnnd, L. A. Ilildebrand, Goorgo
Gatiglotr and A. A. Greenawald.
The receipts duting tlio last yoar woro
$3,555.81 and during tho same period tho
following disbursements weronrndo: Sick
benefits fCIO 10; funeral benefits, $o00;
gen ral loliof $58 50; total, ?1,108C0. Tho
iissctsoftho camp are: cash, f200U; in
vestments, $7 01100; paraphernalia, &c,
S01 1 05; total, 7.nS8 29.
Tho presiding olllcers of the camnhavo
been ,1. S. Farringor, John it. Miller, O.
M. Wasley, S. D. Hess, Ooorso R.
Si-hcaflbr, J. O. Ol ver, Sylvester Yost, J.
D Moyer, J. M. Uorman, AV. M. Beacher,
B. J. Y -st, A. A. Greenawald," R. A.
Davenport. Goorgo G. Kurtz, N. W.
Holier, John P. Uoehm, John G. Thomasl
Frank Tetnplo, It. V. Crawshaw, I). O.
Thoma, John W. lilakor, Myer Rolb, W.
It Wilde, Johu W. Kartell, Thomas Tosh,
Henry B'ichman, James Butts, John
Hitler, G. A. Wilde, V. 11. Wooloy, M.
II. Kohlor, H. E Dongler, O. Melso, Oscar
Weader, P. II. Gablo, William Bachman,
E W. Wildo, S. L. Brown, O. H. Samp
sell, Felix Klock, Rudolph Swank, G. h.
Hafnor, Joseph Luhmlor.
Tho present ofllcers of tho camp aro P.
P., Georgo L. HatTner; Pres., Harry Aro
good; V. P., J. H. Kontor; M. of F. & 0
II F. Parrolt; Sec, F. 0. Reeso; Ass't
Sec, S. L. Brown; Troas., H. E. Denglor;
Cm., Colfax Brown, I. G , H. U. Morgan;
O. G., John Wil!iam; R. S., J. O. Daven
port; L S , E. A. Dohorty; Trustees, R.
A. Davenport, William Bachman and W.
R. Wilde.
BARDSLEY'S STATEMENT.
Itla Presented to tho Court and Ilia Sen
tenee Suspended.
rniLADKU'inA, June 24. Ex-Treaijirer
Bardsloy, when called for sentence, read
his long-promlsod statemont. To thosa
who expected sensational disclosures tha
statement was partially disappointing.
Tho explanation went over much famil
iar ground. He held the Keystone Bank
ofllcers responsible for the city's loss,
while confessing that ho loaned to tha
bank the money of tho city and of tha
Stato to help them out of difficulty. Al
lowing his explanation and reasoning to
be correct, tho balance for which he is
personally responsible Is very small. Ha
answers the question as to tha where
about s of tho missing million of money
bi roller.itjng the story of depositing 16
In the Keystone Bank aud taking duo
bills for the same, and ho offered proof
of this.
In tho course of his remarks Bardsley
nado reference to Bank Exnminor Drew
and 11. II. Yard, Saying he had loaned
money to banks through tho lattor. Ilu
says the fbrmer Is responsible lu a meas
ure for tho city's loss, bcciuso ho mis
represented tha bank's condltiou. Ha
also accuses him of having had Uuanolal
dealings with Lucas and Marsh.
Ho devotes a chnpter to John Wann
maker, in which ho says he has no reason,
to think ho knew anything of the bank'
affairs. Ho states 1 lso that between him
self and Marsh there was no understand
ing of any kind.
Whon he had done District Attorney
Graham suld he desired time to examlna
further into tho case, and seuUuoe was,
therefore, suspended.
Fancy
Evaporated
California
Peaches.
15 Cents a Pound.
Not t$ grade goods,
But First-class Stock,
AT GRAFS, -
No 122 North Jardin Street.