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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-28
.A.O. u. WIS MEMORIAL.
Intorosting sorvloos Well Attended
Yesterday Afternoon.
GOOD MUSIC AND FINE ADDRESSES.
Welcome Lodge Holds Solemn Scr.
Vices IN tho Temple In tho Washing.
ton Hall nuildlnG, In Commcmora.
+ tIon OF Doud Members, at Which
Many NIombors OF Sister Lodges
arc Present.

At tho A. o. U. w, temple, in tho
Washington hall building. yesterday At.
ternoon. Welcome lodge OF tho United
Workmen hold Its annual memorial ex-
erciaos, which wero largely attended by
members and thoir families, nc we'll az
BY mombers' OF other lodges and out
siders. Tho.servicos wore In charge Of n
committee. composed OF Mos.rs. Jacob
Gounginger. Charles carp and @. 1.
Gilligan. and thoy made Gne success
OF ths,Ineoting, presenting good, inter-,
esting programme. The master OF core.
monies was Mr.. Thomas Corrigan, mas
tor Workman Of the lodge, and be per.
formed his duties gracefully and added
much to the success OF the services.
Tho programme opened with tho,
usual opening odo OF the order, sung by
Nil present. Rev. Rabbi b. A. Bonn
helm, Of tho Hebrew congregation,
made vary fcrvont prayer. after which
the choir of ST. Joseph's cathedral rom,
dered musical selection In very tino
style.
Rev. Or. Swope. OF St. Matthews
church. was on the programme for IN
address on "Charity." but was prevent.
cd from being present by Illness, and in
'his place Rev. DR.. Bonnhein made n
very eloquent address. exceedingly
cred:tabie whom tho shortness OF time
he had to prepare Is taken into con-,
sidcration.
After music by tho choir Mr.. NJ. T.
Dryden made an address, his theme
being Hope" lie waa forceiul, grace
full and eloquent. and pleased tho large
audience very much. Miss Kato Ritter
then recited selection fitted to the oc.
casion, Prot. Schockey playing softly on
the piano during the rendition. Tho
object was beautiful, and tho elocdtion.
AIRY ability shown was unusual. Miss
Goa Hastings sang beautiful solo in
her rich, sweet voice, one OF the most
pleasing numbers on the programme.
Mr.. j. j. Conitt was down for nm nd.
dress on Protection" but was not able
to DO present Mr.. Charles Zulaut sang
bass solo. in his usual ilue voice and
style.
Grand Master Workman ". o. Nc
'Ciuskoy. Of the new West Virginia iuris.
diotion. made au address In his usual
folicisousvein. which waa we'll received,
and the exercises were closed with
music blythe choir and the orders clos.
lug ode. Prof II. schockoy was accom-.
PIANIST throughout the exercises, and in
every respect they were pleasing. i'm
preasire aud memorable.
The LaBslle lodge Of the A. o. U. W..
also held Ito annual memorial services
yesterday afternoon, tho exercises being
given in the Wesley NJ. z. church. The
attendance was large and very neat
and appropriate programme was rem
dered in fine style.
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IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCHES.
Interesting Special Services Yesterday.
Coming Festival

Interesting Special Services Yesterday.
Comm: Festival.
at St. Joaeph's Cathedral yesterday
the Feast OF the Holy Family was OBJ
served. Tho sermon ut the morning
mass was by Rev. Father Harris, late OF
Philadelphia, who has jus. arrived in
this diocese. and will be stationed here.
At Vespers RI Rev. Bishop Donahue
spoke on the significance OF the days
celebration, and also called attention to
the celebration next Saturday OF the
least OF the Fabrication Of tho Blessed
Virgin Mary. The annual blessing OF
the candles will occur at the . o'clock
mass.
At St. Alphonsus church yesterday
q now banner. q very handsome one, re.
Gently sent out from house for denf
mutes in Bavaria, was consecrated. 1t
was gift to tho young peoples sodali-
ties Of the church. and they gave appro,
pirate exercises last evening in celebra-
ton Of tho reception OF the present,
while in the morning mass was cole
brated. at which the emblem was
blessed by tho reverend father.
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ABOUT A hrAND.ORE
Comparative Loss of Life on tho Railroads
and Steamboats,.


and Steamboats,.
The recent river disaster. which re-
suited in the sinking OF the steamer
State OF Missouri. has given rise 10 con.
siderable speculation regarding tho
comparative loss OF lifo by river aud
rail accidents. There ia wide diversity
OF opinion. Of course, as to which mode
OF transportation results in tho greater
loss OF life, and the opinions OF num-
Der OF representative railroad and river
men were obtained by the Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette. Tho railroad men
are unit in declaring that river trans
portation ia much moro the most per-
ilous. while the river men take de-
cidedly opposite view OF the question.
II figures given by railroad man arc
correct and those Of river magna.c are
equally so, it is about a stand-ofI. The
railroader claims 53l 100000 were car
ried by the railways OF the United States
in 1894, and OF these 293 were killed.
The steamboat official says $4,000, 900
passengers wero carried by steamboats,
and steamships, OF which EOS met
death. Tho river mon have the better
end OF the controversy, providing, OF
course, that the figures are correct.
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A friond advised mo to try Ely's
Cream Balm and after using 1t six
wcoks ! believe myself cured OF catarrh.
It ID n most valuable romedy.--Josoph
GA Grand avonuc,, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
My aon was afflicted with catarrh, I
induced him to try Ely's Cream Balm
and tho diaagroenbIo catarrhal amoll all
lott him. He appears as vol ns any
one.-J. Q. Oltnatead, Arcola, Ill.
Pfic, Of Cream Balm Ia fifty cents,
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Street Railway Director, E,,c,,,,.

Tho annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers OF the Wheeling Railway Company
was held in tho Office OF tho com pany
Saturday afternoon. Tho following
board OF directors was elected: A. Ii.
Champion, Cincinnati; W. W. Hazard,
Cleveland; W. L. Kimball, Syracuse,
n: Y; A. NJ. Jolly. Beaver, Pa, and
William Erskino, Of this city.
Tho board organized by olccting A.. NJ.
Champion, president: W. A. Shirley,
secretary and treasurer: ". s. Wright,
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Ia continually going on in the human
system. Tho demon OF impure blood
Etrives to gain victory over tho consti.
tuition, to ruin health. to drag victims to
tho grave. Hoods Sarsaparilla is tho
weapon with which TO defond ones
aolf. drive thedosporato enomy from the
field, and restore bodily hoalth for many
yeRrg
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MONEY TO LOAN.
SMITH & DICKINSON,
1929 MARKET STREET.
FOR SAID

SPECIAL BARGAINS IN PROPERTY.
No 20 South Penn street, scvcn.roomed new
house, laundry. bath room hall. porchcs. boa
gases, In the best location, with all the laIes;
Improvements: cheap
No ll0i and lI05 Market street. two store
rooms. eight large rooms upstairs sl2Sol
No 70 South Huron street, 5roomed house, lot
Ss1lc0 feet. $1,000
No. Gil Market street, 6-roomcd house, %;
jokes feet sL500.
No, ISIS Jacob street, 7.roomed house. In COOL
location. 5000.
No a Fourteenth street, ll.,oomei brick
house: cheap. h.-
No. lis South Penn street, a.roomcd house.
lot; cheap.
Also building lots. farms aud residences OF all
sizes. Call anu sec me.
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general manager. A dividend OF / nor
cont was declared, payable after Fob.
ruaryl.
At tho conclusion Of tho meeting tho
stockholders OF tho Citixons' Railway
Company mot aud elected as directors:
William Erakino. P. 3. Dobbins, L. L.
Sands. Il. S Irwin and W. A. Shirley.
The following officers were chosen.
William Erskinc. president, W. A. Shir.
10y, secretary. Michael LOTUS will DO
retained rs superintendent.
Tho dividend just declared is tho
first snce tho reorganization Of tho two
companies throo years ago. Secretary
Shirley considers tho prospect for 1895
worry good.
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ABOUT People,
strnnEcrsin tho City anh Wheeling Folks
Abroad. pm

Wv wy nun
Abroad. H
Mr.. A. NJ. jolly, formerly general
manager Of tho Wheeling Railway Com.
panY. now a citizen OF Beaver Falls, was
hero Saturday 10 attend tho meeting OF
the corporation named, and OF which no
10 one Of tho now board OF directors.
Mr.. Jolly, with his brothers aud father,
10 interested in oil near Sistersville,
whero his company has brought into
prominence q section hitherto consid.
cred barren. Tho Jollys recently mado
rich strike and their holdings have ad-
vancod greatly IN yaluo. Mr.. Jolly
thinks oil again making Wheeling his
home.
Mr.. Julius Jacobs has returned from
Dos Moines, Iowa.
Thomas Flowers, Of Warrington. au.
tographed at tho Behler.
Ftp. Filter, OF Warrington, figures on
tho register at the Stamm.
J. II. Rodehavcr, OF Terra Alta, was
guest ut the Stamm yesterday.
viii S. Brydon aud Dan D. Mehen, OF
Piedmont, spent Sunday in Wheeling.
W. II. Martin, OF Fairnont. we'll
known attorney, ic an arrival at tho
Stamm, .
Mr.. George Adams, who ia seriously
i'll at his homo at tho McLure, was no
better last night
Hon. ]. G. Brady camo up from Char
leston Saturday to look after his burned
residence east OF the city.
II. Westerman. Frederick G. Muir
and E. F. W. Muir, trio OF St. Louis
glassblowers, were at the Staum yester-
day.
Yesterday Rev. Mr.. Robb preached
at the, English Lutheran church. Rev.
Mr.. scharm, the pastor, being still too
sick TO ofiiciate.
Miss Jennie Dunn, OF Gallipolis, Ohio,
and Mrs. Charles Mendcl, OF Mime
apolis. Minn.. arc the, guests Of Mrs.
Sara Moudel, IN the Island.
Rev. DR.. R. R. Swopo got homo from
an eastern trip Saturday, so i'll with the
grip, that he could NOT occupy his pull.
pit at St Matthew'S yesterday.
Rev. r R Bigges, the new pastor OF
the Third Presbyterian church, yester-
day preached there for the first time. A
reception will be rendered him Tuesday
night.
Captain William Bay. OF Irouton,
Ohio, superintendent Of the Bay line OF
steamers, OF which the Lizzie Bay il
one. was at the Windsor yesterday, on
ronte IN Pittrhur,h
President A. B. Champion, OF the
Wheeling Railway Company. left Satur.
day night for his Cincinnati home,
greatly pleased with the showing made
by his road during the year Just past.
7. n. Barndol., OF Bradford: NJ. Muir.
ply. OF Philadelphia; James Gartlan
and Z II. Jennings. Of Pittsburgh, all
prominent oil people interested in tho
West Virginia fields. are at tho Mcclure.
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Wnrren-Rivor. l foot and falling.
Weather, clear and cool.
Oil Clty-Rivor, 9 feet / inch Ind
falling slowly. Weather clear aud cold.
Greensboro-Rivsr foot 0 inches md
falling. Weather fair aud cold.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To tho creditors OF Theodore Miller, deceased.
In pursuance OF decree Of the Circuit court
ofltho County OF Ohio. mnde In II cause therein
pending, 10 subject tho real estate Of tho said
TbeOdoro Miller 10 the payment OF his debts,
you RrO required 10 present your claims against
The estate OF the snld Theodore Miller for al.
judicntiOn TO Geo. 4, Toyd. Commissioner. at
his 0,iicc. 40. iil7 Chnplino Atreet, Wheeling. IN
the RId County OF Ohio IN the State OF West
Virginia on or before TUESDAY, tho 10Th day Of
February, 1895.
Witness JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk OF tho
said Court, this i2th day Of January. 1896.
jAiiN JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
W
Theodore Miller. Administrator | !, c,,n.,,v

luCOuOtO MlIlcEH lulnlulANEHtoE -, --.---..
vs., III Cnhncory.
William Mlllernu othcrS
liy virtue Of M order entered Ia the above on.
titled cnnse by the Circuit Court OF OHIO County,,
WOSt Virginia. on the 18th dag Of January, lsOo,
II l. referred to tho undenIgncd commissioner
TO ASCERTAIN aud report!
FIrsL--WRt liens. II nny. there nrc on the real
estate described IN the bill belonging to tho
estate OF ThorOdOtc Miller, deceased.
Scc0nd-what dvbI thofc arc against the said
Theodore Mller'A estate
Thitd-wlHt personal property there. Ia be-
longing 10 Tdld cSiGlr aud subject 10 tho pay
mcnt Of tho debts.
Foutih-What Hens. II any. there are against
tho intorCNis OF any Of tho hcirS OF Sald Theodore
Miller In the Salh real estate.
filth-Any other matter required and deemed
pertinent
Notice ia hereby given that tho undersigned
has fixed Oh Tuesday, February %, 1876. at a.
III, n, the time aud his Office, No. lil7 Chapllne
street Wheeling, W. Va. rs tho place at which
he will proceed 10 ASCERTAIN tho several matters
In said order OF reference required.
Given under my hand this l2th day OF Jau.
uAry, 1895, GEO. L. BOYD,
", J. v. CowprS, Commissioner.
Attorney. jal%.N
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR s ALE

House, rooms anu hall, on motor linz d..
seIbCrt's Garden, s!,sO2. '%
House. rooms and hall, corner y, ITu-.s.,,
Kentucky .trcCt. s2,oOO. "'l
House rooms, l2Ih street, cheap On &c..
terms tOp. ~
House y rooms anu hall. Cist nlfCet. IN ,.r,.
az order. a6oD' '."
House. rooms, brick. MnlnRL 9TH wGrl .ts,
House, lroom', brick. JacOb 'tr1pl In l W,riI
tl.sgl '""
lion.c. 6fooni and hall, PARK View, 1, IN.
lTJ feet, easy terms. il7D. '''
Iio,i.e. 3 rooms; Tlhst. lot ?iylolNnc, ,7n
Double house 10 rooms. Indiana Slrus, Xxx
easy terms. s!.6Ol ''''''
with large lot. S,9Ol. ''
House. room, and hall. Mako. stu, b,
tween TN nnl Slh streets, easy tornlS SIN
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AS frat givon out eight uhopa will BIO
putt in operation this morning, and pos
siblY ton. Every pot in tho furnace 10
filled with glass, and it ia working aG.
mirably, go the works will begin work
to-day in earnest, putting moro mon to
work later. A trial was made on satur.
day, when considerable ware wac made,
and everything worked sntisfac,orily,
The Buckeye people claim that they OK
poet to he able to got sufficient people to
work in the different departments rs
they arc needed.
A man named Johnson, who Is Gun.
ployod in the Riverside iron works,
In Wheeling, was taken for ,lon-uuion
glassworkor last evening and assaulted,
on Second strect, near Hanover. He
was followed from CIark's addition by
several mon, who supposed no wa,
working ut tho Buckoyo. They asked
him, aud no gavo thom little satisfac.
ton. lie went 20 tho mayors Office
and made a complaint, but did not
know the names OF the mon who "a.
saultod him.
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GREAT FIRE SALE.
Great Fire Sale!
GROCERIES.

The entire stock Of the Atlantic
Tea Company will be sold at auc.
ton, beginning WEDNESDAY,
JANUARY %. at 1860 Market
street.
This Is a rare chance to secure
bargains. The stock consists of
Teas, Coffees, Soap, Starch, Rice.
Beans, Evaporated Fruits, Califor.
mia Canned Fruits of every descrip.
ton, Sugar Corn. Tomatoes, Pie
Peaches, Rolled Oats, Dat Meal.
etc. These goods are but slightly
damaged by water,
Don't fail to attend this great
sale.
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Bon Hur. Icmple. Parkcsburg, 8 p. m.

Tho stage OF water at the public land.
ing last evening was 0 feet 5 inchos and
olowly falling. Tho river is full OF float.
ing ice and tho cold weather is adding
to it's weight SO that most OF tho boats
have n hard path to travel. None oil
the locals is running. and the Scotia did
not go out from Pittsburgh Saturday
evening on account OF tho Ice.
Capt. J. F. Ellison. superintendent
o! tho Pittsburgh aud Cincinnati packet
company. says that tho report that the
Scotia hu, been condemned Is not true.
The boat had very severe trip through
the ice last week, and tho inspectors
only insisted thnt some repairs should
bc made. Tho company Is considering
tho ndvlsability OF dlsmnntling hor and
building another boat. This course,
however. has not boon fully decided
uDDu.
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a., Friend in Ns.d IL friend 1nd,od. !"

HooD's PILLS euro nausea, sickness, in.
digestion aud biliousnoss. CSC. 6
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MONEY TO LOAN.
FOB RENT.

No % Fourteenth street. brick, seven room,
No Virginia street. brIcE. seven rooms.
No, 6s South broadway. brick. six rooms
No 1878 Market street, third floor. two room.
No. III North Huron street. three rooms gDi
No l3l Sixteenth street. eight ROOM, $40.
NO - Fifteenth street brick dwelling
No. III Fourteenth street, seven roOni "A 4
bath. ,
No $3.50 EoT street. fyeroomed brick.
NO. 5Il2 Jacob street, four rooms
No. HOS AcColloch street, four rooms.
No. lois Main street. second and third ioo-S
No. $40 McCollooh street, four rooms
Stote building Soi lil2 and lili Main s.res:.
VIII Improve 10 suit tenant
No. 1872 Main street. three-story buildi1-.
y st0teroonl aud dwelling, corner Fourtesa;1
md McColloch streets
No, 81 Ohio sheet. ave rooms, frame.
No. lll6 McColloch street, three rooms, ISL
MOB Ohio street, :hree rooms $ o.
No. 2N7 Alley B, two rooms, Sc o.
No. I'D south Elm street, Ave rooms, si2sl
No, bg Main Street. fourteen rooms, modern.
No, 1901 Woods street. six rooms, brick. S,1l
No. LIB Zane street, second floor Sl2
No. 3l23 McColloch street, two-story fran.
No. 1877 NcColloch street. brick. sllOl
No. Dig Main street brick dwelling
No. 202 ChApline street, dive rooms, slj)L
No. 1906 Market Street. oGlcc rooms
No. III Thirty.third street. fiYc rooms. sSll
Store rooln.oE South street, In uclrus TAI
e.nacle building
No. 2I53 Wood street. FIVE rooms.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.


Ben Hur. Kemple. Pittsburgh. . q. m.
Lizzie Bay. Huntington. Pittsburgh. 10 a m.
Keystone State, Calhoun. Pittsburgh, 5 D, m,
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HFRRH j. FINK.
Telephone 6S7. ljaal lli3 Market Street, CI,y,
FOR S. ALI !

500 buys lot on South Broadway. Very de-
slInblo and cheap.
$500 buys lot ut Lcathcrwood. fronts on Ma.
tional road with walk. sewer, gas. water, This
is very cheap. For short time Only.
500 buys lot on South Huron StEro;, size Cox
IN feet onc'thlrd cash, balance on time.
$40 buys lot 30xllO on North Huron street. on
car llhc.
$1,000 buys lot so feet front on Penn street.
l,0j0 buys lot S0xl3J on Maryland street
500 buys lot 30xlC0 on Elm street.
ST. l01 buys lot 25Sll0 on Fourteenth street,
Lots on Fifteenth street al $50 II front 1907.
Size to suit purchaser.
Money 10 loan SlOo TO 5000
ROLF Go "a AN Il.
No. - Fourteenth Street Telephone ~
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CALEShIEN-WE SEND SAMPLES,
~ allow liberal salRry aud expenses or com.
mission 10 proper applicants. Staple seller.
Three stores out OF tivowill order. address. with
stamp. Lock Box 40. New York CITY. aui'TThas
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1000. Market Street.
WANTED,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN HOTEL
w or restaurant br man aud wife; pastry
cook, second cook or dInlng.roon. Address ".
7. MARTIN. IntellIeencOr Office Jar
The sun., 1895-05-05
EX-MAY0R GILROY BACK.
FOUND CROKER STILL INTER ESTED
IN TAMMANY AFFAIRS.

They Talked bout the Election OF Snche G mi
Also About NJ ontauk, Which Mr. Crok er
Thought the Rest Horse in England-The
Ex-Mayor In Italy and Southern France.
Ex-Mayor Thomas F. Gilroy. with Mrs. Giroy
and their two children. Virginia and Arthur,
returned from Europe by the Paris. which ar
rived yesterday. They left here on Jan. 1s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilroy were In excellent health
and had been throughout their entire trip ex-
cept that both of them wero slightly Ill for q
| short time IN Paris, Most of their time was
spent In tonr of Italy and in southern France.
They were but short time in London.
II enjoyed my visit to Rome especially" said
the ex-Mayor to a SUN reporter. IL did not
seek an audience with the Pope. but was pres
ent In the Sistine Chapel when he celebrated
mass"
Prince Ruspoli. Mayor OF Rome, called on Mr.
Gilroy when he was Mayor last year. but Mr.
Gilroy said that he did not call on the Prince
while In the Eternal City.
- was 0avelling private citizen" said he
and did not desire to presume on being an ex-
Mayor. nor did care to have any special cour-
tesies shown me. had many letters of intro
duction but did not avail myself of them, aa
wanted to see foreign cities with my own
eyes, and draw my own conclusions ms to their
merits compared with each other and with our
own imperial municipality"
In answer to question Mr.. Gilroy said;
II called on Mr. Croker at the Savoy In Lon
don He was in best Of health and spirits, and
seemed very hopeful over the racing prospect.
Speaking of Mr.. Croker, wish to aay in regard
70 the regent election of Tammany Sachems that
before left New York for Europe MIR Croke er
requested me TO remain Grand Sachem told
MN that had already served three years: that
considered that enough honor. and that pre-
ierred that another should be selected for the
place. We talked over this matter in London.
and ana can say regarding tho stories OF men being
turned down for Sachems. that they are mot
true, for Mr.. Croker assured me that no man
wEo was desirous OF remaining on the list was
tsken On. and those who were left off were left
OH ~ their own request"
Mr; Gliroy expressed much surprise On learn.
lhg mat Mr Crokers horse Montauk had been
defeated at Newmarket.
MT; Croker was enthusiastic about that
morse; said he. 'and assured me that he would
YIN the race and was the best horse In England.
~ mus. hn. DO that something was the matter with
u would take him some time to learn who had
Sesn Seen appointed to important places by Mayor
why" he said. until a few Moments ago
supposed THEODORE Roosevelt was already act
ihK ~ Police Commissioner"
Poiice Commissioners Kerwin and Murray
e,s were pot, appointed by Mayor Gilroy. but he
wolIa not discuss Mayor Strong's request for
ness plans for the future but viii COZ Continue m to
takc good citizens interest in politics as a
member OF Tammany Hall. He presided at tho
entertainment given on board the Paris for tho
oenent OF tho sailors orphan ages at Southamp-
ton and New York.