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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-12
4 PAIR OF DESPERATE THIEVES HELM

THEY HAVE BEEN HOLDING Up SERVANTS Al
STEALING ovERcoATs FROM HAILwAfS
Walter Taylor. an English footman. twentyr"
years DID, OF No. Us East Thrty-irst-s; and F''I
B. Linden. twenty-three years old. who sald No "
a hotel porter and came here from Chicago recen~
TO look for employment. were arraisned IN io'A..
Court yesterday morning and held for tral N -
bail EACH On Monday night last. II IL allegeu. az
ior rang the doorbel OF the home or Tne"S
Thatcher. No. l2s West Thirty-hfth-s,., drew
yolyer on a servant and then walked away wiz
valuable overcoat He arrested on Monday
Park-ave. by Detective McMullia, OF tho -.
Thirty-ffth-st station and identified by the ser'sS
at Mr. Thachers house.
Linden was caught at Madson-ave. ana Sas
second-st. on Wednesday evening, AFTER ne Is"
stolen an overcoat and given policeman ana ~
eral citizens hard chase. -,
BEFORE Linden was arraigned in court yes'esos
Annie Hyand, a domestic. OF No. 90 Park7ave, ~
tered tho court TO make complaint IN rooe'.
case She told Clerk Church that on Saturday n.y.
a man had come 10 No. 60 Park ave. where sas
employed and had poked a revolver 20 her hsaa
she opened the door. lie said he would olov -
brains out ~ she did not keep still. and. grap'Ss
on overcoat from the hatrack. ran away. ,M
clark Church asked the woman 10 look arouno ~
courtroom and see IL there was any one present
looked like the thief She picked out Linden III IA
awonr the prisoners. and positively identinev -
a. The man who had threatened her Win -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-12
on THE LINKS AT LAKEWOOD.

Lakewood March II (SpeciaD.-All doubts as to the
final disposition of the silver loving-cup presented
for connection each week In a handicap tournament
At the links Of the Ocean County Hunt and Country
Club were dispeed after the results OF todays play
became known. In order TO make assurance doubly
sure Mrs. Arthur B. Claim. whose husband has won
the trophy on four occasions. captured the trophy
herself As the contest closes next Thursday and
Mr. Clann's nearest rival. Frank Morgan Freeman.
mas only been successful twice. Mr. Claim thus be-
comes It's future owner Mrs. Claim, who carried
of the honors on Tuesday In the women's handicap,
again played even and consistent game, making
the eighteen holes In al. She received the full limit
of the handicap. namely, 70 STRIKES. thus leaving
her net score 81 She played roand with Mrs. T..
Robbins Walker. who received the same allowance.
Claim. The other players and their scores follow:
James Converse. 100: Frank Morgan Freeman VI:
Arthur B. Claim. l0l c. Tiffany Richardson. %.
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co1.nr cALENnARs FOR ro-DA,

COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.
Appellate Dlvisonsupreme Contributors Van B1Tnt
court opens at p Motions. Orders: Nos II. 49, 2.
supreme Court-specia Term-Psrt Before Lawrence,
Motion calendar called at 1880 a. m p.,,,. p.,o,
supreme ' Cour~specia Term-part IIIBefors Beck
Supreme court1spe, Term.Part Iv-gefors Russell
Lay and aH Ss' 4is 4 az Az at!s 4 49, Ss
is sis 4251 is22 sois 274i 1859. 4527. 45a2. a322
supreme conrt~specal Tsrm-Part vBefors Pryor j.
Causes to be sent from Part ~ for trial. Case unn-
supr.oe cour-specia Term-Part vI-Before Truax
SUPREME 70 'sn! aG Pa .'S
J-Elevated railroad cases Clear -
JPreferred causes Nos iiaa ii54s iiei. 1911 1856
Slew J-Nss e45a 400 Saos. ses!: a7aS ssss, so.5
s s 1911 1911 ssss All sfis $50 siSs 4ios ssi ssa
inqueet No. lsi1 Case unfinished Ma ~ n.,o.. w.,
ward J--Causes to be sent from Part III for trial
Supreme cour-Trai Term-Par. v-Betore Daily. j.
Causes be sent from Part III for trial. Case unfinished
staver Causes to be sent from Part III for trial
Supreme cour,,ral TermPsr. vII--Befors Dugro
Nos 1893. 2iOa 67os. 4alo AGA, bIss ooO2. 33ss
: :ss s! @ 'si S $50 sso Ss
eas.es to BE- sent from Ps VII for trial Case IN
supreme cOurt-Trial Term-Part Ix-Adjourned until
saprsms co"rcrra, Term-part X-Beors McAdam
Clauses to DO sent from Part vi for trial Clear.
.sns from preferred fos
Case unfinished; r-,., r-p.,. w, u.,.-. w.,
Causes b from preferred calendar for trial
surroxate's Chambers-Befors Arnold. R-Mo
csssaar called a, 2sS. Mr. % WI. for
wsi.i, Elizabeth Thorn, Natal. H,r.ch At 1910
xe is5,: .su q X,.anSe WsjSan Il spTs - -, y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-12
NrU.yORK CROOK CAPTURED.

Asbury Park. March II (speciaD-rhe police OF
West Park pounced upon a wei KNOW" ~ o ~
o, here to-day for whom the detective Office
IN New.york has been looking ever since last Nav
His name is Cornelius Mathews. and Chief o Brien
of the Ncw-York Detective Bureau was to-day
informed OF his capture. Mathews Is alleged to
have stolen 500 from a New-fork business man
md was here last May having good time spend
ing the money. ~. .,,.. -, - -o,oo,oa
,i,,,,hnws grew n full beard. a few weeks ago II
Was ascertaned that Mathews was In this vicinity.
An old warrant was resurrected by Justice Dodd.
and TO-DAY Ofticer BENEFIT arrested Mathews. Al
though the latter had full beard ne was at once
Vas taken 10 Freehold on the train at noon. TO
remain there until rcquisition papers from Albany
rriN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-12
NOTES BY PILLSBURY AND SHOWALTER

IA, Similar TO the sixth game 10 this point
tbl Continuing attack similar lines 70 the pan
sh Cambt Any other course would allow Black to es-
.a ~, Too hazardous P-Q g. Q p. Blk 2. %
BNB Q: PIX II 4, far superior. although White re-
,.,rs strong attack R-K 9. K p Castles. P-Q
g. Kt~Kt. 10 Kt--B 3. XIX. II Pc g. was however
'' ad1 II 10 R-K IL Q-Q3. BIB. IL Blk 1t o. P--B
2 "a B-B Q with a winning attack
aS A. tho senrei shows the strongest " not the
winning move in conjunction with the following moves
re- After II R--K ~ Kt, X X r tch). Ii . X
PxB u KtxB (ch). Kt, Is Q-Q2. the attack
should win. M -.
O & OK 3 Fl O r. q Kt with the better game.
IN Nothing better. There is no defence against the
threatened Obs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-12
HE WANTS TO BE PUBLIC PRINTER

c. Frederick Hart who has been active In Re-
publican politics In the Seventh Ward is n cand
date for the Office Of Public Printer and has sent
some strong letters of recommendation to Pres-
dent Mckinley. He has been printer for twenty
six years Among those who indorse his candidacy
are ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Woodruff. Senator Haw-
ley and the four Connecticut Congressman; Con-
gressmen Hurley and Wilson. Of Brooklyn: General
W. c. Wallace. Superintendent Mckelvey, Mayor
Wurster, District Attorney Backns; State Senators
shall. I.exow and Nussbaum. and Assembly IMAM
George Wilson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-12
NEM.JERSEY NEWS.
JAMES STEVENS DROWNED.
THE BODY OF AN OLD RESIDENT OF JE"'
sEY CITY FOUND ON THE BEACH
IN BROOKLYN.

IN BROOKLYN.
The residents OF the Lafayette section OF jersey
City were shocked yesterday by the news mat the
lifeess body OF James Stevens who was KNOWN
and respected by everybody, had been iouhu y"
the beach at Eighty -eighth-st. Brooklyn MI
Stevens was a genial. jovial old man, VINO was
regarded as one Of the founders OF Lafayette anu
was addressed Familiarity by every one as ohc'o
Him." The intimate friends and relatives OF MT.
Stevens would not credit the statement that IL was
his body that had been found until his son. James
and his nephew, Cornelius Edwards, visited Brook
Ign and identified the body. Mr.. Stevens had oeeh
troubled with the grip for several weeks. but was
convalescent and left his homo In Communipaw
ave early Wednesday morning to collect Dill III
New-York and visit his daughter. Mrs Margaret
Dumont who lives In Brooklyn He was cheeriui
while crossing the river, and conversed win d"
acquaintance Mr.. Eckhardt, who lives In racine
ave- Jersey City. He did not reach his daughter
home. 1t is supposed that he went direct TO the
Battery and boarded n boat for Bay Ridge anu
either fell or jumped from the boat and was
lanes Stevens was born In Swenarton, Scotland.
sixty-nine years ago. He came TO TINS county ny
when nineteen years old and became one OF the
earliest settlers of Lafayette. He engaged IN TUCK
farming and amassed fortune. five years ago
he engaged in the rea-estate business he was
active in politics, and ardent Democrat.
= He served In the Council Of the city or bergen;
now a part of Jersey City, and was memper Oh
the Assembly In 1872. 1871 and 1878 lie TOOK an
active interest in outdoor sports and was one OF
the founders of the Jersey city Curling Cup anu
also organized the Bowling Green club and was
one OF its most enthusiastic bowlers on tne neIa'
He leaves widow, two sons ana three uaubh 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-12
PRINCESS LAMPS

PRINCESS LAMPS
The last of a big purchase. Renah.
Lamps-neW and desirable shapes and ds.
orations. Complete with globes. Enoud
for days big selling.
Regularly ST. 25, now 90c
Regularly g. So now .25
Regularly $3.50, now $500
A lot of odd Princess Globes at hk
prices.
ONYX TABLES
From one Of the first makers We
bought them at third below the market
prices. So NAV you. Beautiful onyx
solid brass metal, gold plated finish ON
fogy makers will wonder at the prices
s225O regularly $500
$1,000, regularly $500
$i200, regularly $500
$3.50. regularly $500
$780, regularly $500
49, regularly $3.50
CANDIES
Pure. delicious. wholesome. cheap. lm
tells the story of our Confectionery and e.
plains its popularity. Its reputation .
guarded with jealous care.
| Fine Mixed Candies 60c ID.
Chocolate Covered Nougat, zoe h.
Chocolate Covered Marshmallows. poe ID.
Sated Almonds. soc ID.
Basement.
| MEMS IMPORTED COLLARS
$4,000 distributed in the past three days
and the end Of the lot is in sight.
1Oc EACH,
and those who buy them get three Collar
for little more than the price OF one, IA
they are really Csc Collars.
Broadway and Ninth street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-12
CRISpENE
divide the interest

CRISPENE
A Summer dress fabric that needs no
lining. 1t fears neither storm nor the wash
tub. Durable, stylish and inexpensive.
Something entirely new. Its popularity is
already established and growing. IS styles;
plain, stripes and plaids. 35c, 4oc, and
45c yard.
ROtunda.
COTTON DEESS GOODS
A furry in Organizes. Imported cloth
American printings. And the Yankee
textile printings are good as the best. 80
styles are placed at your command to-day
AT 1Sc.
Yesterdays price for similar goods was
25c. Light and dark grounds. Designs
are flowers, figures and stripes.
Fourth avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-12
MKINNEY REINSTAIES ROMC.
INSTRUCTIONS TO REMOVE THE sENIENoI
OF SUSPENSION RECEIVED FROM
WASHINGTON.

.,ox,nder Mckinney. Acting Collector Of Internal
poyenue has restored Deputy William NJ. Rome 10
his MACE IN the Collectors office. Mr. Mckinney
took this action in accordance with Instructions re-
ce,ved in telegram from Washington iate yes'e'
day afternoon. The telegram read as follows:
Your recommendation for the restoration Oh U Xd
,,,v Collector Rome to service Is approved. iou
"ia' '""e ' w S. FORMAN, Commissioner
Immediately upon receiving the telegram. Acting
Collector Mckinney sent for Mr. Rome and restored
MIN N his office Mr. Rome will take up his duties
this morning.
Throughout the contest which ended yesterday
by MIR. Romes restoration TO office the personal
re,ations between Mr.. Mckinney and MI Rome
have been pleasant and Mr. Mckinney has ire
ouently said that he hoped he would be aiioweH 70
needless 10 saw will make no further enort 10 take
charge of the office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-12
yo,-vc cJROYS SUIT SETTLED.

A suit OF Thomas F. Gilroy jr, son OF - ~
GIlroy. against Walter Badger TO recover ~ 49,
professional services. which was TO nave pee" .,d
yesterday morning before Justice Van WyeA -
AIRY IN the City Court, has been settled oss =
court Mr. Gilroy made the announcement, -, rf
tSe case was called and asked that II Ds ,Sst ID
from the calendar. Ii had been .Npecsssr rssnsri
Of Mr.. Ciilroy and his mother-n-law. MIS-
Hal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-12
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.

A NEW TRIAL REFUSED TO DIR. TINKER.
Justice Bischoff. IN the Supreme Court. yesterday
denied q motion made some time ago by counsel
for DR.. Charles a. Tinker for new trial IN the
suit in which a verdict for $4,000 damages was
entered against Dr. Tinker In favor OF Frederick
T. Colwei for alternating the affections OF his wife,
Mrs Genevieve CowelI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-12

Sayille. Tarbeaux made the acquaintance q n.
Englishmen at West End club in London. -
invited them his rooms. where some uou ~
arose. ard Tarbeaux and Woodward attacked "
visitors with cutlasses, wounding them se'et cry
Woodward and Tarbeaux were arrested, but aitd'
ward fed. Tarbeaux was rearrested, taken us1
to England and sentenced 10 three years PEI sas
seryitude That was In the spring OF 1925. har
lev made his way 10 ccylon. where II y sad a., .
swindled teweller out OF 100000 worth OF o~
monds and jeWelry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-12

1884, will Of Ana Ferrer De Pinto at 1913 a. M ~"
27s estate OF Forbes Holland. at 1O:4o a. m c.
City court-specisl Term.sef9raso Mccarthy ''O'uf'
City Court-Tria Term--Part before Conan 10
Nos l!6s 1887. 1874 1881 1919 ias' 1895 ssT 4i''
city TermPar i-B a1S ,,J mon e J;
ase 2is3 ois 2i35 2I3S 2i37. 2l3s 2ia9. 2lo. 2i42
siaS 2i44 2i45 2ii5,s 2i48. 2i47: Gear .
Nos 2o4l 2oiO 2o2l 2oSi. 81. Sos Sos S9s2 Ss'
1850 oO0 1902 2lO9 2ll0 211l. PIP 2ll3. 2llf 2llo
aiIS 2ii7 2iis 2iIo 22O 2i2 2i22 2l23. 2l2a 2l2o.
2:s 2i2o Z2s ST TermPart IvBetore Van wyck
r. snort causes: Nos 1870 47l5 4773. 4II4 49,,
$3.50 47il 354O 4554. 4769 Equity cases Nos 24s S58.
Clear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-12
4 NEW TRUSTEE FOR PRINCETON.

Chicago March ia telegram was received here
,o-aav from Princeton. n. j.. announcing that the
Rev simon j. Mcpherson. pastor OF the Second Pres
byteran Church OF this city, had been elected
member of the Board OF Trustees OF the Princeton
University lie is a New-York man by birth and
education and has been pastor OF the Second church
H..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-12
ut WANAmAkER'y
THE OPENING SPRING SEASON

are rushing in Eight steamships that arrived on "Wednesday
brought Six H.nda and 81 r Eases o O. b gooa
sailing vessel added several thousands OF 0S Oh O"ese Mat
tngs. ,.e, o,, t T. ohsd !, 4
there is only single step and one profit between the the worlds
R"v more hngs What you from middemen and exca
o xnend on more varied consumption Labor gets en-
1ovment and you get for your money Aggregation
economy ----
The skrmish line of Paris garments for women wear developed
som Of these novelties were picked off, Others replace them to-day
Remember-sngle models, and only one OF a SORT A o
which the tailor made the dash Of the Mae serve the %
for newnes few dove coored Carnge wraps emn4oereo with
full, dainty, new. cm v,:. To, co,,,e md Sill puu
ts the outer garments and wait for all who wish
catch the breezy thought of Paris fashions r.
are these newcomers in style The Baby things nearby add to and
divide the interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-12
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.

BY Beach. j.
Matter OF yssnbach--John Deahunty
Waterman ~. Mundt--Maurice y. Blumenthal.
BY Lawrence. J.
Matter Of Knox-Henry N. Alexander
T'arson, aet Van Horn--Thomas r. Wickes.
bradley C,irrier Co agt. Observation-Disclosures Fromme.
Beekmsn. J.
Cessenhainer agt. Hnton-Peter 3. Olney
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
BY Beach. j.
Edward II. Van Ingen agt. Henry q. Hilton-Davd
King. r-, .,.,. 1r,,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-12
THE BARK ATHLON FLOATED.

Tho bark Athlon. Captain William w. sprague.
from Nsw-York, for Dunkirk. France. with $3.50
outer bar OF Orient early on wednesday morning
N the dense fog. WAS foated yesterday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-12
THE SUPREME COURT CALENDAR

Washington March lin the United States Su-
preme Court tomorrow the call VII ne NOS -V9'
all 10 SS3 $780, H. "a 215 26 and 2l9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-12
THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN.
HOW THE GAME WAS WON.
DETAILS OF THE NINTH CONTEST IN THE
CHESS MATCH BETWEEN PILLSBURY
AND SHOWALTER
NINTH GAME-QuEEN,s GAMBIT DECLINED

The ninth game of the Pllsbury-Showaiter
match will be found to be full of interest. as the
following score shows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-12
COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

Albany. March 1.-THE Court Of Appeals day
calendar for tomorrow Is Nos. 81. g. TO- H. 3d. 10
md
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-12
WHITE-PILLSBCRY.
NOTES BY j. W. sHowALTER AND II. n. PILLS.
BURY.

NOTES BY j. W. sHowALTER AND II. n. PILLS.
BURY.
Ia In this position IN game OF the T,
ter match White retreaed Kt-B3 losing Time Inc
position almost Identical win positions
in the Centre-Counter Gambt and French Defence -
% II a. II =. Is XIX better than 10 ht NJ .,
r r (ch): 49, r x r. OBJ q IL. Ok o. OK -. Il
+ (ch); IL X. With an attack well worth ue
Pawn.
(c) Better TO develop B-Q and X 50 ",
Cd After IL. Kt-Kt 8; Is. HI X kt. XII l9B-h -
Blacks position became theoretically bad on the queen
side. 80, in, ,,,., s,.,,.rs
III q XIX seems give the defence more resource.
The complete Of the eighth game OF the
match between Psbury and Showalter presented
below, supplements the players account OF the en-
counter, published in Tuesdays Tribune. with
their own notes upon the game. which they send 10
this paper. The game:
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-05-12
INSANE AT WASHINGTON.
The Insane woman who Gave the
Name to the Washington Author
tiles as Bridget Walsh, Turns
Out TO Ee Mrs. Joseph Elster
of This City.

In Yesterdays issue If the New MEXICAN,
there appeared a brief item copied from
the Washington Post, stating that a
woman giving the name of Bridget Walsh,
who asserted that she lived in Santa FL,
New Mexico, had gone insane in that
city. Investigation today, in this city,
referred to ia this Item, is Mrs. Joseph
Elster, who with her husband has resided
in Santa Fe for over 20 years Mrs
listers maiden name was Bridget Walsh,
and as Mrs. Joseph Elster, she arrived in
this city something over 20 years ago in
the same stage with Lehman Splegel-
berg. Since that time the couple have
lived here, Mr.. Elster following the occu-
patton of gardening. As far as can be
learned, Mrs. Elster has never shown any
indications of insanity before. She has
always enjoyed the best of health, accord
ing to current report, and her domestic
life was one of uninterrupted felicity.
week ago last Sunday evening she
left this city, intending to visit her sister
in Astoria, N. Y. She was we'll supplied
with money, and had ticket reading
through to Washington, d. O. From that
point the fare to Astoria, is only $3.50.
Mr.. Elster has been informed of his wife's
condition, it is said, but be could not be
found today, when sought by a repre-
sentative of this journal, for the purpose
of throwing some further light upon what
is, to say the least, rather peculiar case.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-05-12
PERSONAL MENTION.

s. Sanders, merchant at Trinidad, is in
the city.
Fred j. Otero of Albuquerque, is a
guest at the Palace.
Hon. W. E. Dame and wife of Oerrillos,
are in the capital on visit.
j. 3. Laub, in the lumber business at
Rowe, registers at the Palace.
F. 0. L. Back, insurance man at Dem
yer, registers at the Palace.
Hon. W. B. Childers and DR.. G. ". Har-
rison left last night for Albuquerque.
Hon. G. A. Spiess leaves for Mora this
evening to attend conrt, meeting there
tomorrow.
President Il. 7. Jeffrey, of the Denver
& Rio Grande, has left Denver for Chi
cago on official business.
Cole Lydon, division superintendent of
the Denver & Rio Grande railroad, with
headquarters at Alamos is in the city, a
guest at the Palace.
Mr.. George Norton, editor OF the Silver
City Independent, one of the leading
journals of Grant county, has Joined Mrs.
Norton in this city for few days So
journ.
Hon. Larkin Read has returned from a
few days outing in the country but little
improved in health. He expects to leave
for the southern part of the territory
very soon for more extended absence.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-05-12

There are over 100 wheels i'll actual use
in town. w. Ii. Goebel has just ordered
two more Rambler wheels. Oae for Miss
Atkinson and one for Dr. Massey.
hint to the sheriff of this county in the
Albuquerque Citizen: The territorial
capital is afflicted with a gang of firebugs,
and promp action is necessary to hunt
them down aud land them in the peniten-
tiary.
There will be the regular weekly meet
ing of Santa Fe lodge No. 2, X Of p, this
evening at 1880 O'Clock, ut Castle hal.
Work in the degrees. A full attendance
is requested. Visitors cordially invited.
meeting of tho capitol rebuilding
board has been called for Thursday morn
ing, May 20, at 10 O'clock, at its Office in
this city. The bonds having been sold,
work on the new structure will begin so
soon as arrangements can be fully made.
! Rafael Apodaca and Jesus Chavez were
fined IS each this morning in Justice
Nolan's court for the Offense Of being
drunk. In default Of payment they we're
sent to the city bastlle for 30 days. AS
the streets are dirty these two men should
do the city some service by doing work
cleaning streets.
By the last legislature in making up ap-
pointments for board of dental examin-
ers, mistake was made in the name of
one of the members, the name of Edward
s. Olney of Las Vegas, being sent to the
council. The name should have been DR..
F. E. Olney, and Acting Governor Miller
today corrected the error by appointing
DR.. F. E. Olney member of the board OF
dental examiners today.
Mr.. Francis Downs, department COM
mander of the G. A. R., has just issued
special order No. 2, in which he calls at,
tention to the observance of Memorial
day. May 80 this year falling upon Sun
day, the following Monday will be OBJ
served as Memorial day. Comrades are
reminded that the proper observance OF
this day is an imperative and sacred duty.
Post chaplains are directed to report to
the department. chaplain as to the manner
in which their respective posts observe
Memorial day.
Remember the "Lilac tea" to be given
at the library rooms Saturday afternoon.
Now is your opportunity, good ladies and
gentlemen, to help the Woman's board of
trade in their efforts to beautlfy the town,
to take care of the needy and to enlarge
the public library, which latter Is a source
of great pleasure 10 citizens and strangers
alike.
The regular meeting of the Santa Fe
fire department will be held tomorrow
evening at 1870. Ali tax payers are re.
spectfully invited to attend, as questions
of importance will be discussed.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-05-12
A Pardon Denied,

Applications have been made for the
pardon of Ahram Miller, sentenced No.
vember 26, 1894, to ten years imprison-
ment IN the penitentiary on the ground
that he was induced by another person to
commit larceny of COW, from Chaves
county. The application for the pardon
of said Miller is Endorsed and recon-
mended by the judge who presided at the
trial and Prosecuting Attorney Geo. Bar
Der, and therefore comes under the rule
of the executive Office, saying that appli.
cations for pardon shall be granted by
the governor when recommended by the
Judge and district attorney; but in ex-
the records of the penitentiary,
Acting Governor Miller found that Miller
served term in that institution in 1890
and 1891 for larceny of mule in Lincoln
county. This being the second offense,
hence the pardon has been denied by
Acting Governor Lorion Miller.