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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
Seiiuuassusfd,nit.c.

Gin sabIreider, aus neun 06pfen be-
lteberber 6dmilienpater bittet cole @teRz
iden I'M Elm Sdrleben." pWit ben
beiten Sleiihiorten empfebIt fb plumb
peile SIeiidermeiiter g." - u9luf meiuem
Cute 1T Die berrihaftlidbe GfiIb su per-
pa6ten. WleItmig, &ittergut5beiser. -
uSei mir iino ale NIT oentenoen Sii6s
ipaaren 81 baben. Orttir. Weier, 9pls
l6neii6er Observation-Disclosures"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
Gi., titsner Slit.
RoeeGS 2afteagsn phns GoIaeI-Ssiae ties
len sseJrten n:,o sefdJrliGen stbcntcaer.


len Ssbrtsn uao eefabsaiGsn stbcmtemsr.
Sir fino sew6bnt, uns cine Saurnfabrt
cine Conbel als uHm6slid rrrsuiteIlen.
Sab benz aber nidt 10 lit, benefit Die bies
fem Qrtifel beigefiste Sluitratipn, ruelde
ben beutiden Snsenieur Geprg @pbed,
einen Der tiilniten 9uiti6ifier Der Gesens
mart, auf elmer n66tliden gagonfdbrt
BARTLETT. SIZE mir ieben. 1T fem 2uitiaiif
rbne Gonbel, bat bagegen ober cine iat>
teIartise gprridtuns, Die bds Gelri6t oes
slerrna,ten trdgt. Surb ben @egfalt
Der Gcnbel mirb cine beoeutenoe 6asz
erlp1rnib bepirtt, ha Der gaapn piel tlei,
ner fein bari unb fpIsIid su ieirer 5iluns
pieI weniger Gas erfrroerIid lift. Die
Satteliabrt 1T minoer bequem, aber fur
ben seiibten, t6rperli6 frditi9en uno auf
ale m6sliden 3piihenfd!le sefabten
Gerpnauten tdum seiabrliaer ols Die
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16

Eauaisie gGaIittca.
neriQn eurb eiNe Ger orei Rihte ous;us
'dliebeE, ibeiHt lib eriiere3 eeRucd aIs
0err edleIplt 81 aerireu uno es FIR bic
crnaebcreuen iopobI, ols Die anoereH
4ps.5noer ietr uubebaslid 81 MAIDEN, 10
cab ale Soniuilte e. FIR HotbnsEoi1
beiunoeH baben, ibre Getiuea 81 tefeitis
gen uuo terra6en 81 laNeu, pdbreno eeV
an STEELE ee3 pcn cen Seutideu at1eie5s
ten G6Hi3s Walietca, zen leeiereH
erEaRUte S5Eis Sauaieis pcu Ger GeseEs
rayiei UH:er hem Sdurilin1 Niataia
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
Scr Strut.

llnteroffisier: vaerI. nennt CT
bus marihiren? Sam er niht feline
Stinfeu befer auibeben pa Beirut:
nSerr unterpffsier, i6 bah hes eineu
Shinten ron Muttsrn beIrmmeu uuo Zen
bah i'd in meinem Spinee niiaebnbsu IL
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
eIuf Ger Saso.

Sonntagsidger (auf einen Saien
anIegenh): p9dsden, Nun tannit gu
Sein Seltament mabenI !" Gr ihiebt uno
iebIt.) = S6riter: uSepen Sic - CT
IduIt i9pn gum gtotar !"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16

S6pei5er 93uns
oesratbs seitprs
ben lit. Gr mar
IN Splge Der 9lms
putatipn cine 5
Teines, ipelbe am
6 a nj # a 9 "a.
Ncp.) pesen elmer
Senenertr
an ibm porgcnrmz
nj e II 10 c / B c II
mubtc, ibon ieit
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
Gah cine Er;ri,Auuc.

pSie rier Sreppen beraui su Sir, lie.
her Jrenne, bdben mid bel eieler 6ise
itdrt e6duflrt = lei pra 10 gut uuo icrae
fur cine tleine Grfriiduns !" = rSancbl,
isbr germ, marie. id merse eas Seni.er
6ITueu."
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
Iu0Il6es.
sas Harenpaar nnh Der CrosFarls
Sbronfolger.
@irs SeSterer to9 elm eat1aser Ses seats
sdbca &aiiers pereen ?-9rei rufs
Eide 9sieesn6nnsr.

a 3 9rpbe Giiens
babnunsIId b e /
Surti, bel wel6em
Die ruiTide 9errz
iGerfamiIie nit
fnapper Nctb Dem
Gpbe entrpnnen
1T, bat Die ougez
meme Qufmerf>
iamteit tuieoerum
in bpbem Graoe
auf ben 3dren uuo
tc;u motI onInrft
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16

Gr's'"r''~9r'ni'Isu. beIm'8 in Siren.
fart IND Getertcf bicB es, ha6 eire
germdbluE9 srii3eu Dem GrctfIriteus
SbrpnioIgeT IND elmer Der S6wei.eru hes
teutiacn &aner3 beatFtti9t uno Sies
i5oH Iingft eiu Sian peS 6Iritcn @i2s
mard lei, me5pesen er au2 10 entihiccen
oeseH Sen ser SatteHber9er i5eR @eiraib
6telurg senOmmen, nit oeiien Scr.pirtz
liauns bic 8s5iebunsen oeS rrcubii5en
.9oIe3 sur ruINtea GajIe,familie uc6
mebr gelOdert moroeH w6reu. General
pon @apc, Der in auberoreeHtIi1er SEN
Dung poR Berlin nab 9e.ersburg eina,
I'm Die SbronbeiteiguH9 aaiier gSilbelm' )
II. eaIeibit ou5useigeH, bate ou9 Gle
slufgahe, lber iene pertrauliG,ere gtnseles
oeubeit nit benz Garen be5 gldbereR Ill
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
Seine tsetcri.;irs,i.,.

9err: pS6 liebe Sic, emma, pplen
Sic enis bic 0leins iein?" = nSa, ober
iest fdngt es OIL su re9nen, fcmmen Sic
in bas Saus, ba t6nnen mir un5 ia =
neiter perlpben."
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
ssssSSNMiISw
92sla1km IS &dyN
THE FLIGHT OF Joy.

As sometimes in the very heart OF June,
Which still remembers all the buds of May
And half foresees the autumn S rich display
And all the splendor of the harvest moon,
As lie November had returned too soon,
Cold winds blow, and the sky is chill and gray,
And all is dreary that but now seemed gay,
And Nature with herself seems out Of tune.
So in the early summer of my life,
Instead Of happy strength and strenuous play
Eds cares have come long wearied Of the strife
That youth delights in, and my summer day
Is darkened as by Deaths impending knife,
And would die for Joy is far away.
Henry Shelton Sanford, Jr., in Scribner's Nag
ozine
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
~ brlngen.
NItranherIII.. Naiisr rrn NrsI,nh.

1itrar Der Ill, ga Ter rpn Gu ian 3.
&aier 9lIcranber III. itebt left in ieis
mem "A. 2ebensiabre. Gr lit pom it6ner
uno iebr trdftiqer Geitalt. Seine @iIouna
toll piclieitig un0 iein 8cnebmen i'm per-
i6nli&en llmgano Iiebeusmarpig iein. Gr
lit in ieinem 6Jblen uno Gmffiuoen, in
ieincm Geidm2t mn iciner 2cbcu8z
9empbnbeit Elm Srbu ieinc5 @atcrIanbe3
III bbberem GRAB, ais e3 feline 9orfatren
paren, oarum bat aub pobl Die panilQz
piidibe Portei ieine rerl5nlide Srmpl-
tbie. Ser 3ar binst nit grober 9iebe an
leiner Gcmablin, hcr odnii6cn 66ni1s,
todter Gc9mar, mel6c in Der griadiiQen
airac bic 9Iameu Maria Tcooprcmna err
clslt nno ild beute ned burb taft iuaenOz
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16

Drawing rooz3 earn from The CH4;sc Ssa;ss
have b@sa plzczd c. the C4llaa r4lI~sy ts-
tween Yzipa-.lSo and Sznt4aso- Il . fs'Et-d
To bs very dtsscEa; 70 prsTsaa; F7sss1xsrs
from smoking il taS-a, altACGga g szaskl1 Z
car tas hsen aided-CAsczgo EerzaA
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16

Der ubcreies in Der grmee eeSbaIb iebr
bpd geiteIlt piro, neil er icinem feIien=
iefteu @laubeu an bic Sreue uno Sureg,
liiTgisit oss ruiiiiden ScIpateH nit Scys
Iiebe Gusoruf Gilt.
Sum SGIub flbrer mir Fem 9sier rc5
Gin eigeHtblmIid berlbreuoes Bib ccr
gu9en, peIdes Elm StreiEidt wirft aui
eiHe G6liari6aft, Gle sum srrbeH SareEs
reid seb6rt. G5 iUS 1ies Die RaImlieE,
pe,te tartarii5er gbitamrlEn1 iiTo, stra
10, 1000 Seclen siblsn uno I'D SIR pu,os
blls16en 8eli9icu beEeHuer. Sic rcbs
ren tpell5 i'm eurcpiilbeR, tbeilS in ailaz
tnten 8uBlano. Sic man iiebt, iino ile
sem SabadS9enus lcbV er9eben, icgar Gle
tleiHeu Sinner fHoeu GaiaUeu on Der
Sfeiis
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
S6cr;frase.

Snniefern lit bic 6rau Maipr lIrem
Gemabl I'M 9lpancement ppr?
glntwcrt: Ser Wlaipr flbrt oas Yd=
taiIpn, Die 6rau waior aber has Tesis
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
Simmer ssrg0,;a.

8irtb: .5ans. bah o ihuu @ai.
Ter ms @einfahel einis'idltt?a -
9aRs: rSd, a'pib naS i's nett Il =
Y irtb: rNa, paurit es nit s'mib nast,
naGber i1ltt liaber ncd anal ans eini Il
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
TIE COLLEEN BAwS."

On beyond tho CID town along the cir
cling hay g Bundora1, where families Of th.
irish gentry from the middle ceuBties anj
the west come IN summer % the glorious
Bu1doTa1 donkcys and the sea While back
along the beach from Ballysbann0f, down
behind the old kiibsrrop ruins, IL the tiny
hamlet d WGritown, ths cid sat % Ito
Ffoiliott family, where the incidents q that
tendsrest aad mos. pathetic - Irish love
dramas, "CoI.ecn Ba8B, lad fheir mourn
ful origin
deere oacs really lived squire Ftoilos.
whose daughter Helen, Lass u indian.
beauty, vas enarnored II fright Irish lad
servant, WHY Rally. In vain the Stern Cd
1Qul9s sought % stem tbs torrent n tbeis
love Finally the couple stols away together.
tho girl taking with her TER tTssiE Thy
,yers pursued ard overtaks1- Tbs gsrSls
Ls.1- found O. tae lad be va prosecuted
or fesoay ogi soateacs.a % transportation
~ segoa year t1. from tho u-arEsrt TsooF
.lT's aeoieaee s-2 known Helen. tie
80 ssen bavn. TIE Iysaiy EslEitea. the pgsds os
-regal. bs-alne raF.ag usss.Ize. gor ssvsn
.la.. years Reilly Suffered tl.s pains AID deg
..datsosi of peaai ssryif1Gs; foT ssYsa locx
cars gau.ro Ft5.Uot:s daughter caIJ~d
f-as!Iy fsr bsr I1st AYE Nothing Ike tie
exc.fe-rsu: oocasiozsd ~ tEs wos II tf,aso
tsTo lovers VS. sTr. krs0zn IL isls tlesss.s
ard q r.arvs.& Ard VITA. meeting Wa
tae-s wkea tee lover true rssarred Esa
cIzir.s1 Eis r,coT EzEd 6r.cs, c-sd kiae hsaysa
tha- irs-sus gave tsT bark BE- rezs1z e
l. FT n PEiAz9sl gst-aa zln4e&
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16

6engttaoemle
uro Der NitcIaieni9en Wlilitdr> 9Itaoemie,
i'm Seiib Der b5diten Sroen unO ieit 1888
GeneraIs2lojutant bes &aiier5. @ans
uppsti, Der 1922 gebpren lit, lernte bic
gtrmeeegerbdltni6e ieine5 gaterlanbes
srInSIid in peridiebenen Steltlmgen FEM
men. ST Ieiiete Die e9iebibule fir Diff
Siere, geb6rte Der GUnlmiiiipn Der Wafiens
frage an, mar Sireftcr bes &aoettenz
dOrps uno Der 8anlppiden WititdriauIe.
9tber aud i'm ariegsipiel Der g8irtli6teit
mar ibm Sebeutenbes 81 tbun bei6iepen.
.6atte er idpn Die Se!D5iige in l1ngarn
1919 un6 ben Grimtrieg ebrenppa mitgez
ma6t, 10 Ieiitete er i'm letten rllilIidStiir<
fiidcn ariege 0erporragenOes oils Gbcf bes
gtrmeeitabe3 bel Jiuiti6ut uno ais SOM
handkerchief Der 0itsgtrmee. @unnpm5ti
ioll in bpbem Grade ba3 9ertrauen ieiues
Nonar6en bciiben. SiderIih lit er Gin
organiiatrriides Salient, peIdcs an Der
felt Dem 9legierupgsantritt bes ictigcn
&aiier5 be!pertiteLigten Ncuorganiiotipu
Der grmee ben tbdtigiten gtntbeil gebabt
bat.
gIddIt Dem aricg3miniIter geb6rt Der
Gbef oes GeneraItabe5, Csucralz9tbiu<
tant 9}ifp!ai glitoIaiemitih Sbrutideif, su
ben bemertenspertbeien militdrfi6cn gerz
i0nlidteiten Nubldnb8. Sbm erndGIt i'm
Sail Der MpbliIiruno Der 9lrmee sun56It
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
Mbaep;n.f.

SIe. uSu, Ilfreo, i'd babe oieie NaGt
setriumt, mir ieien ms Sao eereiit !"
Gr: vilno ib = mir ieien idpu surld.
oetebrt !"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16

unterpfffs Ter Ger beim Strilnm>
unterritt einen Mann an Der S1uimms
leine bdlD: pScnnermetter, mas Der
YideIbuber iur gSaIer i6luitI Ger
cenft nn6 aud on nidts, ais ans
Suufeu !"
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16

Derbanoeln. SoiIfe Der iunge @robFlrlt
fid baber bel icinem porerpdbnten 8eiu4
ouf Der @rauti6au befunben baben?
@enn man lber ruiiiide Serbdltniiie
ipridt, 10 lift es ielbitperitdnoIid, bab au5
oslen grmeepeien beriibrt pirb. Sir
rcIen oaber aud nca einige Mdnner ers
mdbnen, bic in bieier gesiebuns berporz
g.bpben 81 tDerben perbienen.
Ser pi6figite 0tann in Der ruiiii6en
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16

Idle SG6nbeit auSScidnet. 9as 6ami.
IienIebcn Der taiicrliaeH 6am;lie ipu ciu
.cbr 9Iildli6e3 lciu, uno Ger taiierIi6e
PaIait in Der 9lcjnbeit, Eyeuc uup Sunios
LETT leine5 Gbclctens Der pieIiaa pcroerbs
len ruIil6en GcieIli6aft Elm nahabmen8s
pcrtbeS 8eiipiel bieten. Sic aaiierin lit
I'M 26. 9lcoember 1S47 gctrren uno bat
3efanntlia npd spci S6weiteru, run peIs
den hie cine, gIIeranera, Die Gcmablin
?e5 &rin5cn ron g2aIes, bie anoere,
kbrra, Die Ser5o9in pcp Cumberland if.
Ser Grpbfirit SruRfcIger, glitc!aus
Ileranarppitib, pelaer iih Dor 9ur,em
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16

cinige Sage III
Serlin aufgcbaI-
ten bat, iii 5mans
sig Sabre cit uno
DurDc i'm lPai
1857 i'm 9anbe Der
Srn =&plafen fei.
! crlitit Sum cher
'iten 9etman oieier
Sruppen ein9ez
ieft. Sci GeIes
9eHbeit be8 Seius
dies Safer Sill
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
+ S5efft 9erfsufseist. +
Die eaItpciaer gscpast;f perIicst ibrsn ssnmoss.
ratbSsBraioentsn.

llnternl Satum rrm q. 9tcpember lit
DON Genf Die Naaridt eingctrcfen, oab
GberIt IS. s. !Ocrienitein, Grdibent bes
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16

Stun, Iieter 9ouItantiu, iuie geiigt
Sir mein neuer SUI Jest, Ia i'd Jpn babe
abinberu lahen? Siebt CT nc6 aus lvie
Elm Sburm?" - pNein, 9inr, Der 6ut
mare ieft nie6rig genug. abcr bic &c4'
nung III iett nrd bober QepOroeu."
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16

ataoemie mar. 86lrenb oeS lcttcn Gricz
ge5 mar hcr ieti9e Geueyolltub8sGbef
Idngere 3eit benz @b6itpmmanoiyenpen
Der tautaiiiGen 9irmee, Dem GrpbiiirIt
WibaeI 9ljlcIaiepitih, atta9irt. !6ier
9ewann er fd ba5 @ertraucn uno Die
2l6tung dIIer b6bcren Offjiere. glt3 cine
6pl9e ieiner Hatbi6lige bcicihuet man
bic Nenoumg gum 8e1ern, Die in ser tries
9eril6en Ibdtigteit Der flutaIihen 2lrmee
god ben eriten lliberfcIgen eintrat.
Ser i'm gluSIanoe pppulirite Same
inter ben ruipi6en GeneraIen lift Der oes
general 0urtp. SOicpb @laoimironitIb
SurtO purpe an %. 9!opember 1923 ais
SprOb elmer alien ruiiiiden GoeImannss
iamilie geboren. CT bieute bel Der Gapalz
erie, un0 oas Sabr 1877 fauo i'm ais
Sencral=2 icutendEt, in peIbem 9tanoe er
pas 9tpantsGaroe>Gcrp5 Der Gpnau>
9lrmee tommanOirte. Sim Z. 9uli ienes
Sabre8 nubm er Sirnplpa, iiberi6ritt bann
nit bemuHberuug5wiirbiger aiibnbeit uno
S6nelIigfeit Den 8dIfdn uno beiette,
ndnoem er pm SulelmaHn Saba 5urllds
secrdn8t purbc, Den S6iptas4 aB. Sum
0eneraIe2Ipiutanten ernannt, erbieIt CT TIM
Ottober zen Seiebl Iber ba3 &apaIIeriez
aprp5, nit benz er G5man Paida ron
Spfd trennen ioIlte. CURTIS Seloberrne
talent geIang es, bic GinidIieburs bes
tiirtii6en Qeeres prlItinpig 5u MAIDEN.
Gdrauf 9in9 Gurtp pieoer ubcr Den 9als
Tan, perni6tete Die 2lrmce GuIeimaun
Sdiaa5 uno pereiEigte It'd nit Der ruiiis
i6en 6ouptarmee bel 2loriancpeI. Genes
raj Gurtp, Der iett Gbef oe5 gSarldauer
0tilitdrbe5irtS 1T, gilt oIs has er6bte
6eloberrntnlent Der iefi9cn ruiijidsn
2lrmee. Strate9ii6er S6ar'blid, &ubns
9eit nno CCF.esgegenmart aeihneu oieien
seim Saren iebr beliebten General aus,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16
A pe.,u. "a III. Y.rer.

Dat Geap.sS t1s zozz ~lsS 1as ouiF COZ
.1rE Tae ctzccEs are t1as Re Doesn't csc .
,@-z- ~. van E.as9--XArcAzns Traveller
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16

@rmee lit o b n e
3 ~ e ifei b e t
Grieg mini It er
Setter Semenos
mitid Wannomsz
ii. 9tuf iein tluse5
9aupt iinb ale
m6sliaen niIitds
ridden Gbren gea
bduft,our6 neI6e
Der Gar leine Ge<
treuen dus5ei6s
net. Ser &riegsz
miniIter 1T Cbrenz
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-16

4 lie IS very much ike hole--easy enough
70 get into, bus mighty hard 70 ges or o1 -
Phladslnhia (
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-21
SALVATION ARMY EYPERIFyOES

ing at the Salvation Tempe Janest which is the head
quarters Of the lat NewYork Invncbes handed by
Captain Paddy" watkins. The meeting presided
By Marshal Balngton Booth. son OF General William
Booth London. commander in.chief OF the Salvation
Army. instrumental muse furnished by band made
up horns banos drums aud tambournes and for
music Come to Jesus sung at irregular intervals
throug the evening" Marshal Booth opened the
long Introduction and was followed by Lieutenant
Smith. cOmsy Hallelah lass who related the history
OF her life The Of the son Egber shears this
converted cowboy" the mule skinner OF the Wild
Wos who worked himself into fronzy he told what
bad he had been and finally asked TO sit down By the
Marshal Tho speakers stated the programme be
oxdrunkaris sXconycts, e1gambIers and other noted
personsu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-21
TAMMiNY RULES THE xnra DISTRICT
rms is WHY THE COUNTY DEMOCRATS oRInvE-

THIS Is WHY THE COUNTY DEMOCRATS GRIEvE-
MR.. HEwIrr'S MAN WILL NOT SHARE.
There Is anything but in the XIIth Assembly Dis.
rct just now. Everything OF political character seems
out OF joint. especially the ranks Of
tue County Democracy The trouble began early
in tho week. when the appointment OF Moses
Dnkelspiel the pooeller Ia OF the
trct leaders vas hing mp" by Col ector Magone
Spouse to the demands Of decent public sentiment This dis
couraged his followers well himself for under
stood that the place
OF his euenants would be provided for IN the Gu stom House
Hence there good deal the part of these
political suhordnaes and disposition to desert Moses for
some other rival who read his title little clearer and
cure the desired berth
Tammany is responsible for the tho trouble II
seems that when Mavor Hewitt appointed Isaiah Kaufman
"a Marshal IN the Tax Receivers Office last
as woul It's 10th factions of the party in the dis riot
But IN this the Mayor was mistaken Kaufman prides HIM
self on being strhghtout County Democracy and
swears by Boss Power Hence he received the
notice Of his appointment lie called the district boss
Patrick Keenan,. for the OF his subordinates Sc
was actually decided give Frank active
young political worker placs in the Tax Office,
standing tha fat that he hollis 81 900 position
Public Works d apartment aad intends to stick to It.
This WAS for tho Tam many Tho
idea OF giving Two good Jobs OF them
expressed yesterday. there young the
district dom nOthn but smokn than they I'D
stand In vigorous denounced the until
Keenan, became alarmed and yesterday kaufman declared
that he would not take Frank his oHce He also
tempted 10 shield Keenan, from blame. YES went
Keenan," he sait "rght after tho Mayor gave the
place. He is the district aid Now, whom
sou want me TO appoint kaufman. he replied. there Is
lot after for Jobs ONCE they thieves;
won't them you They for They
would put you in hole That IS the Way Mr. Keenan,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-21
FIVE ROUNDS MEN MADE POLICE SERaEAXrs

The Police Board yesterday promoted five rounds
men to DO sergeants-trank Mangin, Of the Detective
Bureau. Bernard Cahill. OF the Nineteenth Precinct
William f. Mccoy and j. W. Jordan. of the Fourteenth
Precinct: and E. T. Germann, OF the Twelfth Pre-
cnct. Detective John McCauley made a de-
tectve sergeant under Inspector Byrnes. Policeman
David Phyfe, Of the Charles Street Squad, was dis
missed from the force. Corporation Counsel Beck
man sent to the board copy of city ordinance
which the Board OF Aldermen will DO asked to pass,
giving to the police some extra powers In regulating
the movements OF hac kmen In the streets places
OF amusement copy Of a resolution passed By
the Society for the Prevention Of Crime, calling upon
tho police to prevent the publication of prize fight
challenges, referred to Superintendent Murray.
The board revoked the recent appointment of James
O'Maley a policeman on probation. OMalley
had represented himself under thirty Of age,
but Commissioner VOOrhs was Informed that the
man was thirty five years old, and had daughter
seventeen years old An investigation supported that
statement and O'Malley, when called before the
board yesterday, offered to resign
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POOR DAY FOR LEGISLATION.
THE HOUSE DOES LITTLE BEYOND ENDING ca

TIE HOUSE DOES LITTLE BEYOND ENDING CAR
Isles CAsr.
WASHINGTON Jan Coon motion OF Mr.. PAYSON,
OF Illinois, hill passed in ,he House providing that
letters patent and copyright may by direction of the
Secretary Of ire Interior be signed by Of the Assist
Secret sites
Mr. DURHAM, Of Illinois, presented the memorial
of the National Board Of Trade in session at
Washington in favor Of adequate appropriations for
Improvement of navlgable rivers and harbors Re-
fcrred
MIR. SPRINGER, Of Illinois, rising to question OF
privilege, made reply to the speech made yesterday
by Mr. KELLEY In reference to Centennial appro-
Iration "a summary OF the discussion between
hr SPRINGER and hi. KELLEY will be found e.se-
Wherc.)
MI O'NEILL, OF Pennsy lvanla presented resolutions
Of the Board of Trade OF Philadelphia, insisting upon
the necessity OF tariff for the protection Of Amer
can industry. Referred
Mr.. CRISP. of Georgia. then called up the Th0be-
Carlisle contested election case (rOr summary of
discussion another column.
The substitute motion of Mr. LYMAN. of Iowa, to
secure full investigation of the matter
jecied by yeas l25-nays 1872, the following Demo
Gratis voting In the affirmative: MesSrs. BYNUM.
GROUSE, FORAN HARE. MCKINNEY, sHIVELY and
WEAVER.
The question then required on the majority reSolu.
non on the adoption of which the yeas and nays were
ordered The RepublcanS-with the exception of
three or four who voted In the Affirmative and Messr
BRCM, HONEY and AlDLAW. who voted In tho
nsgstve-refraned from voting on the ground that
they had not sufficient Information upon which to
act ana The vote was announced yeas 40, nays 8
no Quorum The House at O'Clock adjourned until
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MANUAL TRAINING IN THE SCHOOLS.

To the EdttJr NJ The Tri5uHe
SIR: am surprise to that the very able president
OF tho Board OF Education advocates going slowly in the
matter OF introducing manual tcaining in the public
schools. At the time that Mr.. simmons deliy
erus hls adiross yesterday. the directors OF Grart
College IN Phad-I ha taking entirely different
view of tina subject you will FROM the following
report from to lays" Pnlla lelphia lnquirer":
Presi isnt CoaegYs, Of the Philadelphia National
Bank. IN Nlno4d resolution for increasing the hours
Riysa tn shdAl Instruction at Grard College. Tho
Hon RiGha Ndut made speech strOn -ly tavOrng tue
resolution. wnicu his colleague ths moves had based
uppn the usefulness Of industrial Instruction. the suo
witn shlsn tho pupils had bsen trained In that
direction, and the Advantage to tue boys themselves
or tho took part In tho debate which
followed tie genera seueht faYOring the movement
the unS question Deiua hos II could he done motion
reiet the resolution to the oInt Committees
on distraction ant Manual Instruction. and the subject
daaiy mSs the recisI order for the next meeting
with the Iu ersian ilGs that meantime the oint commit
tee wOni ASCERTAIN d6w ho arrangement could be made
practical All prepare report to be submitted to the
Board
an the Directors OF City Trusts in Philadelphia
wouI be glad to receive visit from the New-York
Board OF ElucatIon which would result in demonstrate
I'M tho latter how simply and tremendously technical
instruction be blended with course OF ordinary
common school studies New-YOr being the largest
manufacturing city the continent ought to Lead"
ami not d" follow" on this important subject
ycir- York Jan. II, 1888 CHARLES H. T. COILS.