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New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
THE 5000 TO HAVE A NEW LAKE ROUTE.

St paul Jan. - s'(Spccap.-fhe 500 roads ne" H,'
-, cleaners which Is 70 run from "ad,tohe' Nch'' -.
ruralo and other Eastern lake ports Is pHt VI VI. '
oir,l scheme which 10 has never until now b'ch a"o
. ,,. ,,t IL has long been the intention Of Che 800
o,i IN nut on a line Of their own steamers msr'u 81
rbarierlng vessels. has been the prct'e. 4" na''
,hcro viii De- no attempt to bid for passenger trhc'
route is considered one of the best Tor lr''Sn' run
, 49,, ,,t,o.,,,l,. to the ,,aLoard The steamcrs can
mo-. ,r.. trim. 10 Buffalo and return while D"luth st
cr. aro making two and from the fact maj he' oTo'P
the shallow water and the other NAVIGATION uhcui1'A ~
snult Sto Marie they carry Much larger caiF"'9
'r, u h,,l ,r,u ST. Paul and Mnucspo, tp Gladstone
a, not 40 much longer Duluth that thes' au''h
t,pc, are
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
FOR 4 NEW ATHLETIC CLrBHOTSE.
y "a. c. MEN ASPIRE TO SOMETHING BETTER
THAN THEY HAVE NOW.


r,onbnr q, the New York Athletic Club sad !" 4
-o-,.r w. sterday: Thc discussion over the adNi'aoV
- ocurg new cul house has been r"oI"ned WIN srtao
,lgor our quarters too cramp'd' ana We pfoposo
,o b.ve hand some building I'm keeping WIN our ciu"
and IT, generally norr ~ling condition our present q"'
, are en;elv too small and I'll, Slt. at flty'Eitas"
,d S9,thaye is not a. desirable as u might te'
81 understand that q wealthy syndicate III "hl'h 'r'
.,-,l rcn p. u club Will take tn matter III i'
and furnish tic necessary capital. 1t has been sad t't
,o, - hnd in F.fth.ayc viii be used and handsome
,rhhor.c erected Th,' syndicate viii either turn Wo
,u over To the club or Will rent 10 TO tie orSahliaO"
rnt1 the club feels disposed IN buy II outright
IN. writer saw several Ne"-foK A. =
mon last nieht In regard 10 the msttr' ou'
nan, of them agreed with all the details. ~ given.
,ybe many = the members favor new Clubhouse al
grce that nothing definite hs, been done YET In is''
,bu the general desire for spacious quarters te
atter has 10 date meyer been officially discussed s'
,,,,,lng of the board OF governors.
SIN while no.hing has been ne as YET so'heu'"F
will he done toward securing new clupho''' p'0'7 NV
to The New.York's financial condition Is more than
"a and the members feel that they can shoulder greater
e,,c,l rcs,on- lhics than they are under a. present.
rr re.ent voting membership Of the clGo Is -Ioo anu
h number dos not includ, the purely atheuc MEMBER
r c due, are one.hat that u The regular members
and who have voice In The Notlh''
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
FORECAST FOR SATURDAY.

For New En- gland and New York, hUrr.es turnn1
TO rain slightly warmer; southery winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania, NewJersey. Delaware and
Maryland generally air slightly warmer; southefly WINDS
For Virginia and North Carolina generally fair slightly
q For South Carolina and Georgia. light rain IN die
afternoon.
For Eastern florida. generally fair; slightly warm.r
For Western Florida Alabama and Mississippi. fair I.
cooler.
For Louisiana and Eastern Texas light rain colder By
night.
For Arkansas light rain or snow; colder. 49, -.
For Western Pennsyl, ana West Virginia ond Ohio, snow
furrlss colder By night. ~ -.
For Tennesee and Kentucky, lzht rain snow; colder
by night. - -,
For Michigan, light in the southern pars colder
For Wisconsin, Missouri ana Kansas, iaar' eoIosSS
northwest winds. ,,,
For Iowa Nebraska. fair; slightly colder.
For Minnesota far; slightly colder IN the eass.
For the Dakotas, fair warmer by night
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

Chicago Jan sN meeting Of the general pa 'S'hger
o,,t. ~ IN. Trans Missouri Association mas rTl
called T., cons der charges Of rate manipulation "E'
tho Chicago and Alton road. The ohArP'N ".c
made by chairman smith himself WHO say '''s
,| 10 olt,,p its orders I'm Denver 10 passengers
i,,, to Il Iouis and Chicago, effects a rtducu'h
T., the rate east Of Kansas city. Mr.. smith sugse'"
,o ,c lines in his association that the only way
,,rorrlv 70 punish the Alton IS 10 take IT, ticket
IN ole II is not believed that any attempt VIII De
made by the interested roads TO hoyc9l ,1' ni,r.' %
imcn such an undertaking c1uh scarcely I''i W nv
,iuitatr "A rulnOus rate war
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
THE TWILIGHT CLUES RECEPTION.

The Twilight club had It's monthly reception at No. 50
Seycntyninthst Last evening The special feature
which added 10 tie enjoyment that women were
present About invitations had been sent out, and
fully 200 persons present The entertainment
1stod ot instrumental and vocal muse and humorous
ecltstons Of those taking part we're the Misses
Gillespie Breen ZlmmeF, and kslseln, violin and piano
duct; B Russell Thros knor;on humor-t; Hugh Mora.
humorst and Professor Brown. The music was under
tn. direction Professor Eban OF the fist Regiment
Band There was dancing and at midnight elaborate
suupor served. reception committee consisted
Of j. r Forrcstsr d. Levy and A. f. Miller The may
guests present were greatly pleased with their entertain
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
ppopos,vc To LAY 4 DOrBLE TRACK.

IN. executive committee of the NcTlork ana
Vow England Railroad yesterday appointed 'pc'''
COMMITTEES IA discuss the question "i making the 'a'
dom , rack from Sew Britain 10 Ha"'S'"e'
IN. committee conslt~ of Alexander T. Oir' JOHN
I Mac,ulcy and Frederick II. Prince Inc '""
mittc., is nlso ,rnpovcrd 10 provide pah i'f J."
ing OF ihs floating debt. which is saih I" p' A''".
100000. i. \. Eo-twick. chairman ~ ""
IT Directors. dcne, that hllnh't Hor'N"so WIN
Pc cent interest q, contemplated.
Nuslu Corlln president 81 the Nc" y "fk ana Nc"-
England. has appointed Evcrctr H. Reynolds assistant
10 tho president and Charles " Jacobs to be consult
inc engineer MIR Rcynoid. has been conne'th WIFI
thc Long Island Railroad fjr several ycarS' ana Wa
Mr. Corbu's private >ccrc'ary untii pr'WG''u 70
20 ,,, a., ,l. incident. Mr. Jacob, j the consult
inc engineer of The Long Island ruad ana mas bceh
dcutinci with various enterprises o' Mr 'orb1l'
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

CHICAGO Jan. s.-Chairn an Fin ey ha' D'n '''o,n''
,r G,ocal Passenger Agent Icasdale oil thc 'n' ~ NV
h,, bo bas discontinued the sale OF ST. LOUIS "' VA Ia
ali routc, through Sioux city, ana mas ','u. ~ ,. ,
ia, . r.i.e of rates from MankatO elinlhathE ''''
" rsI via sioux City 10 taac crcct on January 10
I'm recelpt Of this notice the chairman ",''uo N
,ho,i,v granted BY him other roads 70 man 'o Va
Az go from ST. Paul To ST. Louis VIA "
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
i RUNAWAY HoRsE STOPS TRAIN'

A ruraway got In front Of train Oh ''' ,''7
Island Railroad at Meriick, L. l., Oh lh"s"", No. 49,
The bore. kept the track until he r"ach'd u NV
t,-.ort Creek This the animal attempted 10 cor u.
,u tnrough The train was stopped aud after an nol'
had work the horse rescued with the u'e u ~
rI,uks The train was delayed an hour
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
THE JrE4THER REPORT


Washington, Jan s--The storm has moved from Lake
Superior 10 ontario. second storm has moved from
northern Texas TO the West Gulf The clearing condition
hos uovi southwsrd % Alberta. fallen In the
East Gulf States, and gr. snow IN the laAe regions
The temperature the upper lake region, tho
Ohio Valley, the Middle Atlantic and nh states ana has
generally fallen elsewhere. Fair weather viii prevail in
tne Northwest the Upper and Middle Mississippi Valleys
and the lddlc and Atlantic states Increasing coudl-
ness and rain or IN the middle and lower sssspp
xel,Vs and Texas. The temperature will TALL IN the
,,e -rn ,;nlf satas the Mississippi Vay tho upper lko
reron and the ohio Tennessee valleys; 1t will gen.
,tlv rI.ap els
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
rHoMis F. DyvoE DANGEROUSLY I'LL.

Thomas T. Deyoe. Old "Nmth Warfcr" who was
prominently associated with Andrew II. Green In oorgan.
zlng the City Government after the reign ~ william ".
Tweed II dangerously III st bs home, No lci Wos: lhir
teentn.st About weeks ago Mr. Devoe was taken
with Inflammation o the bladder and since uen he hAs
been steadily growing he IS nearly eghyons
wears old, his doctors say he cannot recover.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
RATES ~ TIE MINTEAroLIs CONVENTION.

chicago Jan Zines In the Western Association
havc agreed to make rat" ~ one iare TOT III" i'u
,i, frou polnts in The territory OF the association
"" "" ,,,...,.us and rrfurn on the occasion OF the
yo,ioc,l Hcpnblcin Convention. ON the Application
FL, IA. Chicago -. Paul and Kansas CITY Rhlu""
,hcsa rate, are not only made available over All iih'S
hotwccn Chicaco and st. Paul. but the AdViN"ry
po,rd of the Blind Passenger pool VIII b" olV'sueu
,rnnroriIv Of is authority to divert business; & 80
tbat ,hc competition will be uhr' u''eu "''' ''''
tatrS prevail
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
orv,c,ucu,yGEs oy THE BURLINGTON.

Kansas CITY Mo. Jan. S.-A dispatch from 81 'oN'P"
savs. "1corgc B Dunbar. assistant general passenger
,,t n, IA. Hurllnpton road Missouri. has rcsshci
,,d accented a place th East. The SOuth""SHr" pa
.cucer ana ticket agent Mr.. orr. with headquarters !"
Kansas CITY. will take his place ana H. Joh'' y, ~ '
CIV passenger and ticket agent VIII ~Ac u' F
1Dadc Nacant by Nj. Orr's plomot oil
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

tached from Coast Survey steamer Macarthur, 18th insts
ond granted leave absence for MONTH Paymastef
w GOdsboough detached the Charleston and ordered
San Francisco feet paymaster Of Psenc station
PDyma.tr Arthur detached from the san Francisco,
ordered settle accounts and granted leave OF absence
Assistant Engineer q. Il salisbury. do.
ached from the Baltimore and granted three months leave
Of absence; Assistant Engineer w +. C. Hasson, from
duty the Union Iron Works San Francisco. and oderc1
In he baltimore
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

purpored does stpulae anything abont poles or
wires in the streets This decision will b. serious In
reference with the company which had plans for rail-
road system about completed Tho Legislature VIII be
ask'd ~ grant the necessary powers.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

Duluth Jan s-Judgc Hart, Of the DIsu'cs Nou,s
r.rder.d decision valuable precedent III Stfv' I'
a c,.es lie decided that thc Duluth Street lali"ay
conpany had under right OF eminent domain A'No'''
-, ,do,on ur.y,te property for street railway lines
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
Small, but Deadly

Are many countes' microbes which inest the esr
Their destruction great they destroy life in thousands
OF human beings annually The only limitation to their
devastation is food to They produce countless us
.ases-as malaria scrofua eczema. contagious
blood poison etc. etc The rcmcty for this small bue
numerous and destructive foe expe him from the body
BY the use OF Swts Specific 5. y ~ VIII rout him oas
competely and also the poison which he has ee
behind BE sure the genuine Do not let any one
put OF on you substitute imitation Send for our ooos
on the blood and skin.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

rr.nton y J Jan. s.-The STATE supreme court "-uy
.t ,.,de the Trenton city ordinance by ""'" 'o i''"
1..ngo, RAILWAY Company received peIn'''oh % eI,'t
.Ir.. for propeing by electricity. IN"
IoeS anu WV s,a,. .t,tute under which the ordinance
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
Er PRESIDENT NOAH POTTER DYING

N.w.uaven, Conn. jan o.-Ex-Prcsideht "o'" 'r -
Ter OF Yale Is gradually siaAhg aiu ~"
t,,ouxht 10 10 near.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
yrsrrcr FURSMAy BREAKS HIS LEG.

TROY Jan. (special.-Supreme tonrt J"su'e
rursran OF this city. is suffering from broken
lao duo IN n fall on an icy sidewalk ON Monday
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
Cnn,inculnble.

All claims not coLssen VIII he m , Isc Cal fg syrup
sois1v n acts gently on the kidneys' Ner ' cpreali
cesnsing the system efeetuany but e ~ ~ viii NOT sub
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram . continuous white line shows "a!
changes in presslre, indicated by The Irbunes SELF
rrcordinc barometer. Tho broken lire reIrescnu he
eu,ueralure a. observed at Perrys Pharmacy
Tribune ONCE Jan. o, a. m.-Clear weather prevailed
Yesterday ghs southwcsterly westerly winds. and
humidity slightly the normal At this latter
element registered 10 aud at p. 70 The temper.
au,e ranged 10 and 80 degrees, the average
194 being 2S lower than the corresponding day lass
year and 81 lower than Thufsday.
In this city to-day there VIII probably %
slightly warmer. generally fair weather.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
FOR LAKEWOOD.

Trains leave Ncw-York foot OF Liberty-st North
River via Central Railroad OF NewJersey, at 30,
s15 a. m / 80, 45 Lakewood SpecaD, 4 30 lEx'
preSs) n No SUNDAY trains. s'a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-19
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

The Franklin Avenue Presbyterian Church. which
has been remodelled during the summer was reop"ned
Yesterday The walls have been frrscocd. the orran
has been removed from the gallery 10 TIC pulpit
platfo H. and stained glass windows have been put In.
The pastor the Rev. Charles Edwards. preached
The Rev. DR.. A. J. =. Behrcnis, In his sermon at
the Central Congregational Church yesterday morning.
severely condemned the cotton Of the people al ne
Great South Bay 10. their treatment VI IN" Normannias
passengers AT Fire Island. lie pronounced their con
duct Thurman
lamp exploded Yesterday in the boardins @ous'
VI Mrs Annie McCartc, No &c Henry st, and IN try
ing 10 put ont the fire Charles White twenty year.
old. who also had room IN the house. was badly
burned about the hands aud face lie was removed
TO the Brokyn Hospital.
John Murphy. foty-ihrc years old. u No. 2s-
Watcrst., bookblnder. arrested saturday night
for stabbing John Iurlc Of No. Jackson Court. In
the abdomen. while Burke Murphy's house.
Burke formerly bearded with Murphy and hia wife,
but II Is said Tint Murphy sent him away through
jealousy. When he came back 10 call Murphy stabbed
him. The wounded mon Is nj the hrophlvn Hospital.
Ills condition Is serious
james Gibson, twenty years old Of No. 20
Fleet Place. was attacked by four highwaymen " e.
a. IL. yesterday, lie walking through HOli IT.
near Myrrlo-nvc.. and -. all the none, he had, wa
taken from him. The thieves got away.
The YORK street Methodist Episcopal Church
rcopencd yesterday, after having been closed for
pairs. The Rev. William Hamilton preached In The
morning a service wa held in the afternoon. AZ
which several laymcn spoke, and the Rev. George Z
Mains preached al night. service, will be- held IN
the church every evening this week. except NauNiny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-19
NETWORK CITY.

The cholera scare has made fruit cheap that
thrifty housewives are putting up almost twice their
usual amount Of preserves
The ferryboat South Brooklyn. which sank In her
slip of the Battery Friday morning. was raised
Yesterday and taken TO the Eric Basin, where repairs
will be made
Autumn begins Automatically next Thursday, at
precisely 03 O'clock In the morning.
The Rev. Charles J. O'Kecfc pastor OF It. Charles
Eorromc0s Church, at Onehundcd and forty -hrstst
and Scvonth-avc., Is Ill from pneumonia.
The art OF COMPRISING wood after stearning II is
found to add much strength N the FIBRE and It's use
IS gaining ground for manufacturing purposes
The Church OF All Saints, at Madlson-avc. and One
hundred and thirty frsst. win not be dedicated until
the spring. work on the Interior viii take consld-
trablc time. Owl9g To changes In the original plans.
The price Of disinfcctans has risen rapidly since
The arrival Of cholera In this port.
Two large trunks belonging to a woman cabin
passengc on the Cunard Line steamship Etruria
which arrived here Saturday seized the
pier, aud will be sent to the seizure In the Gus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-19
ORANGE.

An important meeting Of the Board OF Directors
u the FedeRtion Of Women's Clubs was held last
week AZ he home Of the president Mrs. Charlotte
Emerson Brown. Of East Orange y. J. Those present
wen. Mrs Jennie June Croly. OF s)rosLs; Mrs. Mary
f. Mumfori II m. New Century Club. OF Philadelphia:
Mrs Fanny Iuriy Palmer. Of the Rhode Island
Womei's club Mis- May Rogers OF the Ladies
Literary Union Dubuque. Iowa: Mrs. II. II. Robinson,
of Old a'd New, Maiden. Mass, Mr.. Ih"ooore r.
seward tr-,ldent ~ the orange Women's club. ana
Nr. Alkaline r. Thomp-on. Of IN" ornnge Woman
Cub II was decided Ia hold an exhibit oi F'Icrhten
Wumnn's work a, tie Columbian Exposition, and
"a committee WAS appointed 10 arTange the details
The Invitation of III. New Century Club. Of Phha-
celphia g. hold the next biennial needing OF the
Federation In that city. WAS accepted Reports were
received from 3Os womsn's clubs In thirty-two states
end territories representing n membership Of over
- 900 cultured women.
rlal Dcid Post. NJ. IL. G.. A. r.. of Orange. Will
lcavc this morning for Washington TO offend the
National Encampm"n' 81 the Grand Army N III"
p.uublIc About 100 members will so. intending
ri,,clmcnis frJm Dover MoiT1stCwn. Bloomfield
and Millburn. Qua tiers hav" been secured for The
pot A, No. 3e3 Missouri ave. Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-19
DEATH or 4 KELLEY CORE GRADUATE.
COMMITTED TO AN INSANE ASYLUM AFTER BE-
ING nISCH ARGED FROM TIE INSTITUTE.

COMMITTED TO AN INSANE ASYLUM AFTER BE-
ING DISCHARGED FROM THE INSTITUTE.
John VI. Burtis, thirty two years old. and grad
uafe Of the White Plains Kcclcy Institute died on
Friday night at the Middleown Insane Asylum, where
he committed Wednesday last rs hopecssly
Insane. Several months ago Burtis. who addicted
Ia drink, took the FOR drunkenness mt the
White Plains Kelley Institute. After his discharge
from the Kelley Institute he began acting strangely,
and his acts became irrational that his relatives
caused him to be committed to tho NlddlctOwn Asy
mm. Burtis was well known at White Plains ana
moved In high social circles lie formerly lived ut
scarsdalc where he married daughter " George
WIetts wealthy farmer. lie WAS associated II
partner with his cousin In the coal and feed bushes
at LarcbmontOn the Sound.
Gould 3. sellck aged forty eight. who went u
White Plains intending TO take The Kelley treatment.
died OF alcoholism AT the Carpenter House sep
TENDER ..
Jamce s Herring. who also at White Plains
for treatment, succumbed 20 alcoholism september
10 at boarding house on Courtst. II claimed
that neither Of the last two named were treated
AT the Kccley Institute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-19
FOR Foe TBALL CANES.

The Orange Athletic Club football team Is hard at
work preparing for the OF 1892. II practses
three nights week In the tennis court build
Ing. This week the electric lights will be put
up the Orange oval. and field work will be done
there. John De Hart the famous quarter back has
been elected captain OF the team. The schedule OF
games for the coming season, which viii open October
l. Is as follows: October l, stevens Institute ;
October s, Rutgers College; October 10. University Of
Pennsylvania; October -. Yale University October
go, Crescent Athletic club; November D. New York
Athletic Club: November ELECTION Day. Princeton
College. All gimcs will be- played the Orange
Oval at Grove-st. station. November IL and 10 are
left open. one Of these VIII be date with the
Athlete Club OF the Schiiylk Navy and the other
will be reserved for playing OFF tie games. The team
this year Will be stronger one than ever before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-19
ELIZABETH.

william Higgins. a real estate agent at Elizabeth
port got himself into trouble yesterday. Mayor Kan
kin on Friday night. ordered the Street Department
10 seize nll the barrels and boxes that encumpered
the streets In the lower part Of the city, and big
collection WIS gathered in. Among them We're sever"
boxes belonging Higgins. who. when he learned MS
property WAS seized, went on saturday night with a
horse and wagon 10 the city yard and entering II, re-
gnined hi- property. As h. driving away he was
captured by Policeman John 7. smith. who locked him
up for larceny and violation OF city ordinance. lie
was held by Justice ll-cd TO await the action OF the
Grand Jury.
John P.,lin. aged HitySix was nearly KILLED on
saturday night By trying 70 lonrd the front platform
OF horsecar while II was In motion He leaped Tor
the plat form ns the car swinging around curve,
and was hurled under the horses feet the wheels
Just grazing his bead lie sustained bad scalp
wound and was unconscious when picked up. lie
WIS removed to the city hospital. whore be became
violent and the physicians were unable 10 control
him. Il became iIcccssnry a. summon police,
man and the patient 20 Police liend9,artcrs,
where be WAS locked up all night In cell for safe
hopping ond yesterday was returned 10 N" hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-19
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
A cH7rRcH,s DOUBLE ANNIVERSARY.

A double anniversary celebrated yesterday al
the Tompklns Avenue Congregational Church, Tomp-
k-nsavc and McDonough-st. The church society was
organized years ago. and five years ago the
prescnt pastor ,e Rev. DIR. Il. Il. Meredith. entered
upon his work II. the parish. ON sunday, september
IS 1887 he preached his first sermon as pastor Inc
church was Handsomely decorated and three services
were held In the morning DR.. Meredith preached a
Sermon reviewing the work OF the church since he
came TO II. In the afternoon the two sunday schools
connected with the society, one at the main church
and the other nj the Marcy-sve. branch. held com
nemoraiivc exercises. over 2,400 persons are con
ncctcd with the two schools. George W. Hebard
and Edwin p Ide are the superintendent. praise
service was held in the evening. at which several
short addressc, were made by invited clergyrfen.
They were the Rev. DR.. A. F. Beard the Rev. Or.
J. G.. Roberts the Rev. Il. J. Kent and the Rev Dr.
j. H. Clark The services conducted by the Kew.
Dr. Charles W. King the assistant pastor, and sb9t
address was made by DR.. Meredith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-19
TRIED To BLACKMAIL A LIQUOR DEALER.

Patrick Mack who says he lives at NO. l32 second
ave-. New-York was arrested yesterday while trying
10 blackmall Patrick Kennedy. liquor al NO
81 Walworthst Mack went into the store at q m
and after drinking a glass OF beer. told Kennedy tha'
he was under arrest for violation OF the Excise law
lam an officer attached to the Thirteenth Precinct
and you must go with me-
Kennedy started 10 put on his coat. when MACH
stopped him. and explained that probably things coud
BE- fixed. Kennedy at suspected his vsitor' ana
while he detaned him In conversation. sent out Tor
n nollceman and Mack was taken into custody He
was arraigned before Justice Connolly, In the Gates
Avenue Police Court. and held for trial In his Poa
session was found small TN shield "moh iooh'n
something like that OF policeman