PAT,K HIGGINS.
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Iarkin calls us self.created trustees--you
seem to forget the 18th of April 1924, when We
were the trustees, whom with the late and much
to be regretted Victor nu Pon, rejected your
rascally behaviour, and thrust you out ot being
Treasurer or Trustee ever since, III the Church.
The last day we met you was in Doctor Perceifs
shop, where you began your Old trade OF black
guaring us. You know you promised that
dav, which was the Esd Of january last, to bring
up your books, and appointed The Doctor to set
tie with the church on your part, and we ap-
pointed the late and revered Victor Du Pont on
our part; which you agreed to: alter, We saw


Mr. DUPONT he said if you would carry up your
books to Doctor Purcell to be examined, and ii
the doctor could do any thing with the backs re-
snectinr settlement, Mr.. Du Pont would call on
the Doctor on Saturday atter,to consult with him,
if thev could arrange q settlement. We return
ed to William Larkin and informed him Of what
Mr. Da Pont said to us-a.arkin's answer to us
was, he had no books, and would settle no ac-
counts See this unprlncipled man-cqually re-
gardless of his solemn promise. or OF committing
sacrilegc. His actions are the su.est standard
to Judge him by. After the Lottery was drawn
in January, 1924, we, the trustees ct st, Peters
Church, insisted on settlement from Larkin.-
What docs this monster Of iniquity do TO ann
hilate the church and trustees, 50 that, as he
supposed there would be none to demand the
proceeds of the Lottery Of him.--tie causes WI
liam Boyd sue the Church for the amount OF ms
BILL which was about $1,000, with an expectation
of Mr.. Boyds getting ajudgnent and execution
and then selling the house. He did not wish to
be bothered for Lottery money-he had better
use for it than giving it to St. Peter or ST. Paul


BY his Withholding from the Church the proceeds
of the Lottery, he withholds from the widow and
the orphan, and prevents numbers ofpoor chll