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The evening world., 1892-09-30
TRACY PLEAsEs THE PILOTS.
Naval Officers Are Also De-
lighted with the New Order
No Longer Compelled to Confess
When Incompetent.
Naval ofricers and pilots OF New York nike
nre In high glee over the following order is.
sued yesterday by Secretary Tracy:

.N"'hi oih'ci piioto VI .>'W iDIh ullht
nre In high glee over the following order Is.
sued yesterday by Secretary Tracy:
Employment of Pilots.
All "iistinR orders aud regulations restricting
the employment of pilots by commanding officers
Of vessels OF war ar. hereby revoked Coniinan
officers " II employ plots whene,-riiu their Judg
'"' 'u'h sss.s,.ry sscrs, =, m, Nav,
1t means that commanders OF naval ships
may now engage pilots without sending n
certificate To the Department conicssihg
their Inability to enter ports where such
pilots were engaged
Having to make his conft sslon commanders
rdreiy engaged pilots, and often the coDse-
qucnces we're disastrous.
The Sew York and New Jersey pilots have
,aOorcd for years TO have the restrictions
upon naval commanders removed. secretary
Nash, OF the .ilots' Association. said:
The matter OF Iilotagc fees Is no small
matter 20 the pilots, althou, h the grand tot al
Tor year IN ull parts Of the United States
would not exceed the amount ncccssitated
by repairs to a wsrship II 1t had grounded
through the commanders ignorance Or Lack
II knowledge OF the port Ii; may have been
entcrlbg."
chief CLERK John q. Morrison. IN the ofilcc
OF capt. frcdCrick Rogers L. :. ", super
visor OF New York l!arbur, said:
IT viii be AN agreeable relief TO the ofli-
GERS OF the service. and hereafter all the re-
sip ihsDility OF handling ships 20 and from
ports ~ Ill Iall upon the pilots.
"Df course the commander Of vessel does
not cease to exercise that junction. and n all
accident should occur, why the same naval
court or Inquiry as to The cause win be held
But I'll" punishment Is very likely 10 iail
on the PROT not OF course, in any sentence
ot deprivation OF rank. hut possibly the re-.
vocation OF hl3 license. Damages thus caused
are also likely 10 bc pal out Of the Iund the
pilots have accumulated"
The evening world., 1892-09-30
CCUSERS IGNORED.
/ the Examiners Intend to
Nhitswssh Donovan Again
J Friedmans and Borsuk Reiterate
Charges Of Extoriion.
They Have Not Been cited to
Appear Before the Board.

n 1tere seems to be Q settled determination
Il ~ part Of the Medical Board OF Exam-
oN61s net 70 listen to the testimony Of those
.6ugSous VINO have brought charges of extor-
80 against House Physician Donovan OF
|GSaverneur Hospital
fy1ne Board through its Secretary, DR.. Law
|Io0oo johnson, OF 383 West TwentJ.eighth
|11Heef, Signined its willingness yesterday to
- 1vsMiSs WORLD reporter to take the testi-
- q Joseph and sam Friedman, OF "a
nh street, and Max Borsuk, ot Da Nor.
B. NJ street, the principal accusers. In accord
- with tho Boards Instructions from
odAnt Porter, OF the bureau OF Charities
~ Cosrection.
"a sWtthsLanding, the Board had taken no
Goopo this morning to secure the attendance
r. tnooe witnesses at the Investigation this
= l6rno6n.
StA Have you received any sort OF notice to
T. ooAy before the Investigating Committso"
III wnNfSs WORLD reporter asked Joseph
2I1e1mAn late this forenoon.
ffN None at ALL" wss the reply. We did,
|1DWevef," /" said Joseph Friedman, receive
notice from ZONE unknown per.
- who seems to think that we Hebrews
1ayu 10 right to complain in case like
h1Ae notice referred TO by Friedman. and
hish was neither addressed nor signed. was
ltfgesn In German and bore evidence OF hav.
70 been penned by an illiterate person.
a ktt wtll be remembered that the Medical
D6sd Of Examiners at their frst investigi-
- last Monday exonerated DR.. Donovan OF
1Dogtion on the ground that he confessed to
11Htng taken % from Joseph Friedman,
|gh1ch the latter freely gave him ont OF graft
t66a
+ when asked BY an EVENING WORLD reporter
|Whether It was not rreposterous to think
DAAe grateful man should Immediately
11t1e making such present turn around AMI
10ouounce the person towards whom ne felt
1soteful, Secretary DR.. johnson replied:
IS SQh, the man who gave the money did not
Do0ounco the Doctor; It was sam Friedman
30 charged Dr. Donovan In An afIidavit with
11slng sxtorted the money"
z toseph Friedman, who is tho man from
Epoon Or. Donovan confesses to have received
~ -. was asked by an EVENING WORLD re-
1etee this morning whether the afldavit OF
nDuel Friedman WAS true.
= Perfsctly true" he replied. "samuel was
Deooent when the money was given. The
loaoon that he and not made the af1idavit Is
nat the person who caused the afridavit to
u made happened to meet samuel before
-
r A. 70 gratitude, It is all bosh. II had
- aaked TO make An andavtt charging Ut.
ooovan with extOrtion, should have done
~ - the very moment when I was said by
- doctor 70 b most nlled with gratitude
The evening world., 1892-09-30

New Brighton to Crema.e Garbnec.
The Health Board OF New Brighton. :. L.,
hn, voted to establish II crematory Tor the
disposition OF garbage and refuse collected
from houses within Its Jurisdiction. A propo-
sition from the village of EdS"watcr to
jointly Duiid and inain,aiu the creinatOry by
the two municipalities IS uGdsr conoilera.
The evening world., 1892-09-30
FIRE SCARE in RAG ALLEY.
Ramshackle Buildings Quickly De.
populated by Frightened Tenants

Ramshackle Buildings Quickly De-
populated by Frightened Tenants.
There was q IRE scare In Rag alley early
this morning, but the only loss sustained wns
that OF sleep
Rag alley Is at 30 Baxter street and 100
feet distant from Battle alley. The ram
shackle buildings In the courtyard are
tenanted mostly ty ragpickers and junk
men, and the alley is generally nlled with
sorted waste.
At O'Clock this morning, Policeman Neely.
Of the Elizabeth street station, discoverou a
ball of rags ablaze and quickly gave the
alarm.
lie then ran into the alley and aroused the
sleepors IN the rear building. the franc rart
OF which had already caught flre from the
burning rags
The brick building In front was also quickly
depopulated by It's alarmed tenants, who be-
gan an inccssant clamor as soon as they
reached the street.
When the nremen came the blaze was soon
cStinguishcd
The evening world., 1892-09-30
FIFTY.FlVE FRUlTLESS ROUNDS.
Sol Smith and George Siddons Fig ht
at the California A. C.

fry AssoCIATrD PREsA
SAN FRANCISCO, sept 80 Sol Smith, OF Los
Angeles, and George Siddons. OF New York,
engaged in q lnish nght for q $1,000 purse
In the california Athletic Club last night.
The men weighed In at about 1l9Ia pounds
az 3r.M
Smith was the favorite IN the betting and
starred in rushing The New Yorker made
no effOrt To retaiate, but stood severe pup.
i>hmcnt manfully.
gradually smith steam failed and the night
dragged on YEARLY, with occasional spurts
by each nan.
At the cui ot the fifty-nfth round, not a
blow having been struck since the nitieth,
the ieiyrce consulted the principals and an.
nUunced mat lie would reserve the decision
untu tn" meeting OF the Board OF Directors,
next Monday evening.
The evening world., 1892-09-30
For the Panic Sufferers.

A meeting was held at l5i Gin on street
last night to raise funds Tor the relief OF the
sufferers In the Ludlow street synagogue
panic. Henry G. Miners ofrer Of the use or
his thealr re Tor a benefit was accepted, and
$500 was subscribed for immediate re irf.
contributions NAV be sent to Judge Henry
NJ Godioyle. chairman of the meeting. 2Ul
Broadway, or " A. FRINGE, treasurer, 4l4
Grand street.
The evening world., 1892-09-30
Mr.. JOHNSTON RETURNS.

The Station Island Minister also De-
fiss the Church Elders.
j. {. NJ. Johnston, OF the Faith Memorial
church. New Brighton, s l.. who had been
missing since last Monday, has returned
MIR. Johnston had been In Babylon, l.. l..
VIII re he Is said 10 have takcn up CUntribu-
tiOnS Ou behalf OF MS church.
Mr.. Johnston sad tins morning he didn't
think IL WAS ncces sary 10 MAKE amy eNplanu.
tion, as to his absence, but Insisted thaO nr
was SIM pastor ~ the ch lrch and reiuS 4 to
recognize tnr right OF the elder, u remove
him.
Tho elders say they Will not allow Mr..
Joh Istun TO preach IN their church again
and that he has never been rec bgni2tu 10y
staten island pastors a. regularly urdainc /
luluiStCr.
The evening world., 1892-09-30
FORGED THREE CHECKS.
Bartender Rifiier Pleads Guilty In
the Tombs Court

Frederick Rinier, nineteen years old,
formerly bartender IN Rauft's saloon, l2l
Walker street. was arraigned In the Tombs
Police court To-day, charged with Offering a
forged cheek on sept. 20.
Jos 'ph Iiund. Il baker, OF 100 Hester street,
testified that Rinier came to him and had
cashed IA check drawn on the Gerlnania Bank,
and purported to be signed by Rauft. the
check aId two other checks for the same
amount previously cashed for Nifier, were
pronounced fOrgertes.
Rlfiicr pleaded guilty and was held In sl 900
bail Tor trial
The evening world., 1892-09-30
SCARE in AN APARTMENT HOUSE.
The Elevator Condenser Blows Up
with a Terrifying Report.

People living in the big apartment.housc
at 10 and II East Sixteenth street are In a
state OF excitement over the explosion Of the
hydraulic condenser attached to the elevator
which occurred last evening.
The elevator hoy forgot to watch the pres
sure gauge, and tine head OF the cylinder sud.
denly blew of with report like dynamite
explosion, shatterlng III the woodwork I'm the
nci GhpOrhOol Of the condenser. NJ one was
Injured, Duc articles were broken In various
parts OF he hDuS,, and n l the electric lights
were put out, giving The tenants a great
fright.
The evening world., 1892-09-30
Hoey Must Drop the areenbacss

Hoey Must Drop the Greenbacks.
Evans and Hoey are in n legal squabble with
the secret-service officers over the "oie
lioss" Autographs representing Hoey holding
q iistful OF greenbacks, typi ying the song.
The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte
Carlo" The stones used In printing the
posters have been seized, together with the
negatives OF the photographs from which
they were printed. Evans ana IIoey say they
Will oppose the action OF the selret.Service
officers.
The evening world., 1892-09-30
A Chance for q Sore Tongue.

iTror, Tcrns SDtinos.l
Mrs. Poots-What are you looking so glum
uboLt!
poOts-Oh. there's confoundedly tender
spot on my tongue from resting against
broken tooth.
" iiumph You're always grunting about
SCmctlinE funhv | never have anything
like thnt the matter with iny'tongue.'
Notuing iunny about that. Your tongue
is ncN II at rest
The evening world., 1892-09-30
Miss Dc 1eyster's Funeral.

The funeral OF Miss Mary Elizabeth De
Peyster, who died yesterday At the home OF
her Orother-in-law, Benjamin II. Field. 81
Madison square, North, will take place to-
morrow from Grace Protestant Episcopal
Church. Miss De Peyster was eighty-i0ur
years old. She was daughter OF the late
Frederick De Pcyster, jr, President OF the
New York Historical Society.
The evening world., 1892-09-30
LONG ISLAND HIGHWAYMEN.
Negroes Hold Up a Man Returning
from a Political Meeting.

LocusT VALLEY, l.. l., Sept. 30. when
Charles Sach was returning from Republi-
can meeting at Glen cove by way OF Town
Path llill Wednesday night two colored men
held his arms and covered his mouth and an
other rifled his pockets.
They secured only 90 cents, which was all
the money Sacn nnd with him. The robbers
escaped, ana as the night was dark Sach
could not sufficiently dis lnguish their
features to be able to recognize them again.
The evening world., 1892-09-30
GEN. SPlN0LA'S ESTATE.
His Sister Suing His Widow for q
Share in tho Property.

Mrs. Annie Douglass, a sister OF the late
Gen. Francis B. splnola, Is suing In the
supreme court to have the probate OF his
Will Set aside and for an accounting Of his
property
She alleges that the General left nearly n
million collars, ana charges that the execu-
ZION OF his will was secured by fraud and un.
due influence. lie ltft his property
20 his WIDOW, Eivira y. spinola, Tor
life, and an Investigation after his
death showed that his estate did
not amount to more than t25,OOO, OF which
nearly $4,000 was p'rsonnl property. cen
Spinola had provided literally Tor his sister
for many years previous to his death.
The evening world., 1892-09-30
LAWYER TAKEN FOR EMBEzzLER
A sheriff Now Says He Will Get His
Man. Dead or Alive.

CHICAGO. Sept. 80. j. A. Garland IS
wanted on q charge OF embczzling s., 800
from the United states Life Insurance Com.
pany. The Vandala Sheriff had his hands on
Garland once, but the Offices mistook Law
yer j. W. Pease for Garland and the latter
got away.
Sh rim steinhauDer is armed with two big
revolvers. and II he ever lays eyes on Garlaud
he " Ill take him dead or alive
The evening world., 1892-09-30
SAID 1T WAS BLACKMAll.
Judge Pryor's Reason for Refusing
an Apple alton for Alimony.

Judge Roger A. Pryor, In the Court Of Com
mon Pleas. to-day denied the motion OF Mary
T.. Kelly for counsel ices and alimony from
James II. Gallagher, employed, so the plain
TIN alleges, as q clerk at "A salary OF sac u
week at 80 Cortla Idt street The motion
was denied on tn ground that The plalutin )
cas- was purely one Of blarkmail
In den Wing the motion ludlc irvor severely
scored tn. plaintiffs attorney Tor bringing
the case into court
The evening world., 1892-09-30
To Ex.ond Courtes!es to Eran.

wv IFsoCIAJru pUvSS.l
WAsnISGroS, Sept. 30 The Collector Of
customs at New YORK has beeI instructed to
extend the usual customs cour;csics to
Patrick Egan, Uuitel States Minister to
chill, who Is expected to arrive AT New York
In a lea days.
The evening world., 1892-09-30
rark Department. Estimate.

Pre- ,dent Dana ana commissioners Gallup
and Tap an, of the Park Board met to.day
to informally c0nsiicr some of the figures In
the estimate Tor he Department tor the year
1898 There viii be "A sp, 'la meeting ~ the
Board TO act un this matter On Monday ncNt
at 10 o'CluCk.
The evening world., 1892-09-30
Well Protected.

tFrpm the Ciol. Etri,r.1
klngley What has become OF your cottage
ut the seashore? was down there the other
day and didn see anywhere.
Bingo-No. had II brought home for the
Winter In one OF my wlfes trunks.
The evening world., 1892-09-30
WESTCHESTER'S BABY SHOW.
1t Will Marl: the Close OF the BIG
County Fair

The Westchnster County Fair at White
Plains, which has been more successful thi,
year than ever before, Will close Tomorrow
with baby show as one of its chief at
fractions.
The attendance at the fair Yesterday
reached Ihe 10000 mark. besides which l,JUJ
carriages went through thu gates.
The evening world., 1892-09-30
Mouuette's Mile in all

VERSAILLES, KY, sept. 30.-Moquette went
against his time yesterday, but failed OF ac-
conpishment by ~ seconds He beat all
the mile In =. / llo.
The evening world., 1892-09-30
Soc!alist,c In.e!lipence.

lf,nm 7.ra- SVffnqs.
Teachcr-Whn was II that first said F." prom
erty is robbery?'
Boy don't know. suppose 1t was some
fellow who didn't have any.
The evening world., 1892-09-30
Out OF Froy,aions at Son.

The captain OF Halifax vessel signalled
the steamer rrlnz Wi!lrm H., capt. Durr.
which arrive from Amsterdam to-iay, and
r.ceiSed enough provisions to continue his
voyage 10 tA.s port
The evening world., 1892-09-30
Now Two Year-oid Pacing Record.

VHVS7
WICHITA, Kan. sept. Goth, two-ycar-
old pacing record o. the world WAS beaten On
Wichita's regulation track yesterday by on
line, who went the mile In !l11,.
The evening world., 1892-09-30
NO MONUMENT FOR GILMORE.
Tho Musicians Wife Asks that the
Project Be Abandoned.

In Difference to the wishes OF Mrs Gilmore
the proposal to erect by popular subscription
a monument to the late musician has Teen
abandoned and donation viii be returned.
Mrs Gilmore writes that the request Is In
accordance with the wishes OF her husband,
who was averse to what he called forced
tributes.
The evening world., 1892-09-30
Hot GhoStly.
from trook'yn Lit..

fFrom ErDok'yn LiT..
Tanks Oiu SOAK reminds me OF a haunted
house.
Banks How So?
ranhy-AlluOst every night he is full OF
SpilIfS
The evening world., 1892-09-30

Texas Photographers Talk of a Strike.
lIY ASSOCIATED rRrss.
GALVESTON, sept. i0.-A committee o; rail.
way tcicgraphers OF the Gulf, Colorado and
santa Fe conferred with General Manager
Wheeler yesterday in relation to the dis
charge II two operators and Increased pay.
! mere is talk of IL strike II their demands are
not conceded.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-07
"Mr. Adams" to have his wrongs righted-

ssMr. Adams" to have his wrongs righted-
fact.
A marriage license has been issued for
James Cox and Catherine Hayden.
Albert Beaumont and Miss Emily Scard,
daughter of George Scard of East Walling-
ford, were married last evening at the
home of the bride, Rev. @. n. Dickinson
officiating.
Hatrick Kane has sold to Elizabeth ].
Prasser a lot 50x150 feet on Church street,
| and Samuel Simpson to w. P. Groebel
| 50x150 feet on Whittlesey avenue.
George W. Everson of Middlefeld and
Grace Warmsley, both colored, were mar
ried Wednesday evening at the rectory by
Rev. ]. E Wildmsn.
| DR.. George Andrews has given up his
| Office in the town hall block.
| j. g. Stewards 1.-TWO Johns" are booked
for the opera house Monday evening, Octo
Der IT,
The case of E w. Newton We. Edward
Ford, an action for damages by being bit
ten by defendants dog, came before Jus
tice Myers yesterday. $l3 damages AND
50 94 costs were allowed Attorney Fow
Ter for plaintiff, Harrison for defendant.
The next republican rally will be mex
week Friday evening, with Senator HawleJ
as speaker.
Roadmsster Cook is at work grading
Cherry street near Hall avenue and put
ting plank curb on both sides of tn,
street at the corner near j. w. Lane
store. The change will prove good one
The wedding of David McCune and Mis-
Frances j. Clark is announced to occur OIL
Thursday, October 90, at 2 o'clock p. m.
at the home of the bride in Saybrook.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-07
Yale Notes.

A meeting of the Kent club will be held
Monday evening, at which the following
will be debated: Resolved, That strikes
are justi6able means of attaining the de-
mands of labor. Baldwin 1913 and Bosley
'94 are to argue the affirmative and Mccall
1913 and Donovan '94 are to argue the mega
tive.
The Yale medical school opened yester-
day with about thirty in the entering
class.
DEMOCRATS IN LAW SCHOOL.
A meeting of the democrats of Yale law
school was held yesterday and they organ
lied campaign club with the following
officers: President, Roger 8. Baldwin '9s;
secretary and treasurer, Thomas F. Lawlor
1913; assistant secretary and treasurer, J.
A. Donovan.
It Is the intention of tho club to put q
marching company into the democratic
regiment Of the university.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-07

Some Exciting Matches-Finals to be
Played To-day.
Despite the cool weather and the strong
wind blowing large crowded attended the
intercollegiate tennis tournament at the
grounds of the New Haven Lawn club yes
terday. The matches were all interesting
and hard fought. The interest centered in
the match between the Harvard and Yale
crack double teams, the former winning
after hard struggle.
The scores of the days play were as fol-
lows:
Singles, second round-Jones of Brown
beat Hoppin of Harvard 6-3, 6-3.
Third round-Chace of Brown beat How
land of Yale 6 3, 63; Larned of Cornell
beat Jones of Brown rs, rs.
Doubles, preliminary round-Shaw and
Cravens of Yale beat Blakeslee and Bunce
of Wesleyan by default; Reed and Wales
of Amherst beat Larned and Wykoff of
Cornell GA, 6, SO.
First round-Wrenn and Winslow of
Harvard beat Rowland and Fowler of Yale
8, 6-3, 6 4; Chace and Jones of Brown
beat Anderson and Deming of Williams
1-6, 8, 8; Reed and Wales of Amherst
beat Floyd and Herrick of Princeton 8,
SO; Shaw and Craven of Yale beat Lyman
and Chase of Harvard 6 8, O6, 63.
Consolation, singles-Herrick of Prince
ton beat Wales of Amherst rs, Z 5; Shaw
of Yale beat Hamlin of Trinity by default;
Reed of Amherst beat h. Mccormick of
Princeton 8-6, 81, SO; Wilson of U. of P.
beat Brown of Amherst by default; Wilson
of q. of P. beat Reed of Amherst 81, SO.
The program for today is as follows:
Doubles, second round-1. Wrenn and
Winslow of Harvard VS.. Chace and Jones
of Brown. 2. Reed and Wales of Am
herst vs.. Shaw and Craven of Yale.
Finals-Winner of vs. winner of 2.
Singles, inals-Chace of Brown w. Lar
ned Of Cornell. 2:30 p. m.
Consolation singles. Herrick Of
Princeton VI. Shaw of Yale; Wilson of q.
of P. vs.. winner of I.
Yale hopes are now placed in Shaw and
Craven in the doubles and Shaw In the
consolation singles.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-07
DIED SUDDENLY.
John tn Omas Found Dead Last Eve
in1-De0th Due to ADOnIexv

John hOmas Found Dead Last Even
fn&-Death Due to ApOplexy.
About $50 o'clock last evening Officers
Brown and Bellman found John Thomas,
aged seventy-seven years, of 567 State
street, in what they supposed an insensible
condition in the water closet of his resi-
dence. DR.. Bacon was hastily summoned
and after working over him for some con-
| siderable time pronounced him dead
Medical Examiner White was notified and
after an investigation rendered his decision
that death was due to a stroke of apoplexy
Thomas was ship sawyer and leaves
wife and ten children.
YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN CLUB
Nineteen New Members Elected Last
Evening-To Go to West Haven To-
Night.
A largely attended and very enthusiastic
meeting of the Young Mems Republican
club was held last evening, at which nine
teen new members were added to the roll
of the club. After routine business had
been transacted the members were RECALLED
with highly interesting talk on the tariff
by Captain 8. P. Crafts of the Quinnipiac
Brick company, a most enthusiastic repub-
ican.
The club voted to attend in a body the
banner raising in the Ninth ward next
Tuesday, and also to attend the ratification
meeting in West Haven this evening, The
members will assemble at the club house
this evening at o'clock sharp, with Har-
rison hats and listers, and proceed at once
to West Haven.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-07
THE FIFTH ANNIVERSARY.

MIR. and Mrs. e. b. Davis Celebrate
Their Wooden Wedding-A Very
Pleasant Time Enjoyed.
A pleasant event occurred Wednesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. B..
Davis, $40 Whitney avenue, it being the
occasion of their wooden wedding. They
received large number of calls and con-
CALCULATIONS upon ten years of happy life.
A number of gifts of woodenware were
also presented by the guests, who passed 6
very delightful evening playing whist and
other games. Among those who were
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bunce
Mr.. and Mrs. Brett, Miss Brett, Mr. ant
Mrs. Petrie, A. N. Rowe, Miss Emily Shaw
Charles Rowe, Miss Ada Linsley, Mr.. ant
Mrs. William 81. johnson, Miss Lillian
johnson, L. Bodie, Mrs. Davis of Forest
vile, Mrs. William Root, Miss Geneviev
Damn, Miss Ellis, Miss Ethel Leigh and tn
| Misses Cowles and Woods
Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-07
Slight Fire in a Bedroom,

SIISHI ire IN II BeIfO OH
Last evening John Degnan, of 1874 East
street, smelt smoke in his house and found
it to be issuing from the room of Barney
Doolan, a boarder. The door was forced
and the table in the room was found to be
afre. In the attic beyond the room, in the
hall, was found another fire. Doolan was
asleep in the room. The fire was extin-
guished and Doolan was put out of the
house. Later Doolan sneaked back into
the house and was found by the Degnan
family. Officer Shannahan was called and
arrested Doolan, who was drunk then.