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Arizona republican., 1898-12-23
SOUTH SIDE.

Tempe, Ariz., Dec. 22.-(Special Correspondence of The Repub1ican.1- A number of our young folks are plan ming for a moonlight bicycle i:de to- morrow night. i-' @l
 Three cars Of hay will be shipped ou, tonight
 J. w. Searles returned from a busi- ness trip to Globe.
 Wolf Sachs was a business visitor to Phoenix this morning.
 Water Commissioner F. P Trott is spending the day on the south side.
 Mrs. W. G. DeVore and Mrs. R. G. Andre drove over to Phoenix this morning.
 The appearance of the depot is much improved by the new coat of paint.
 Mrs Fletcher M. Schuerman and child were passengers to Phoen1N or this afternoons train.
 George P. Thornton and wife drcve down to Phoenix today
 The Phoenix road the last few days has been lined with people coming from Phoenix with their vehicles load ed with Christmas gifts.
 O'Dell and Adams have leased the ranch of J. T. Priest.
 Rev.tO. w. Stewart and wife of Chi cago are expected to arrive at Tempe tomorrow morning. Rev. Mir. Stewart is president of the Chicago r M. c. A. and his wife is prominent temperance worker. Mrs. Stewart is a sister of Mrs. A. J. Hanson of this place.
 E. Rose rode into Phoenix today on his wheel
 Dr. Charles H. Jones made q flying trip to Phoenix this evening in his buggy.
 The funeral services of pr. Kent Camerer will be held at the residence of Mrs. F. J. Hart tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock sharp. The body will be shipped east by way of the Santa Fe.
 The funeral of the Gregg baby took place this forenoon at the M. B. church.
 Neils Peterson today sustained a se- were less. While the force of William iStrong's baljng outfit was at dinner to- day stack Of hay caught fire from the engine. The man left in charge en- deayored to stop the flames, but was unsuccessful Thirty tons of fine al falfa hay were burned. There was no insurance.
 Yesterday was John G. Schuerman'5 ; birthday. The little man is 4 years old and the occasion was duly celebrated by an elaborate dinner, at which was Q small gathering of the little fellows relatives and friends.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-23
GRAIN BLOCKADE AT BUFFALO.
Eighty Large Steamers, With 5000, ,000
 Bushels, in Port.

Buffalo, N Y, Dec. 22.-The grain blockade at this port continues and is unprecedented. At noon today fully eighty large steamers were in the river waiting to be unloaded or frozen in. They carry about nine million bushels of grain, while in the different elevat- ors seven million bushels are at present stored The total of 16,000090 bushels of grain aflcat and temporarily in store is a record breaker Of the first dimen- sion Ice is forming too rapidly to permit any Of the boats attempting another trip up the lakes, consequently this great fleet of grain carriers will be forced to winter in this port. The rail- roads are greatly hampered in their ef- forts to get the grain to the seaboard by the continued snow blockades.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-23
CASTLE CREEK HOT SPRINGS.

The special coach heretofore run by the s. F. P. & P. on the 5:30 a. m. (city time) train will be discontinued at once, but the rate of one fare round trip, $5.60, will be made every Saturday for bC',h the 5:30 a. m. and 5 D. m, trains. The morning train will Iearo from the freight depot and passengers should procure tickets the day pre- vious. Get tickets and full information at city ticket office, fl Wes.- Washing ton street. D. W. GILLETT.
 General Agent
Arizona republican., 1898-12-23
SPAIN DECLINES OUR MONEY
ShopkeeperS in AIgierS Refuse 10 AC-
 Cepf Gold From HeIena'S Sailors.

Madrid, Dec. PA dispatch to the Liberal from Agiers says that Spanish shopkeepers threw back the god ccins which were rendered for purchases by the crew Of the United States gunbOat Helena which anchored in the harbor on last Saturday. The despatch a,s0 says that the Spaniards in the cafes withdrew when the American officers or sailors entered.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-23
HOLIDAY EXCURSION RATES.

For the Christmas holidays the s. F. P. & P. will make the low excursion rate of one fare for the round trip be- tween all points on their line Cn- cluding the P. & E.); tickets to be sold December 23, 24, 25, 29, 30, 31, and good returning until January 2. For full particulars cal at city ticket of flee. A West Washington street.
 E. w. GILLETT,
 General Agent.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-23

Via the Southern Fac1nc. going east, 0a vii! assist you in selecting 3 route and secure you the best connection and acccmm odations. If west, use the shortest and quickest line for seaside points. Fer further information call on II. o. Bicknell, c. P. 4.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-23
THE GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago, Dec. D. Whsat-Decem- Der, 669s; May, 6S14; July. 66a4. Corn 36@361s;;' May, 3715; July. 37as. Oats, 271s; July, 255s.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-23

L. R. SHAW. J. P. ORME. J. D. MARLAR. HENRY LUTGERDING. G. U. COLLINS. H. D. SLOSSER. A. L. HENSHAW. H. G. VAN FOSSEN. COLEMAN NORRIS. Nj. M. ELDERS. JOHN T. HUGHES. J. B. HOOVER.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-23
PRICE OF COFFEE.

New York, Dec. D. Copper uD- changed and firm
Arizona republican., 1898-12-23
ATTENTION, FARMERS.

All old appropriators of water on both sides Of the Salt river are ear nestly invited to meet at Phoenix in Good. Templars' hall on Adams street, over the Barkley-Berryman Grocery company's store, on Wednesday, De. cember 2S, 1898, to devise ways and means to protect their interests so that the expense of waier storage will be paid by those that will be benefited. It is not the purpose of 4,his meeting to discourage water storage, but to protect the interess Of he old appro- nri t0rc
Arizona republican., 1898-12-23
tSON RIMS.s

ut, wild bells, in meadows green.
 merrily meath the bright warm
 h!
 Holidays are the cycler's dream
 radise on earth begun. Ne can't skate or s1eighride, or ze our noses or ears unless we put sn on cold storage-but, sayl this is finest country on earth for wheel Good the year round, but now get a Crimson Rim
Arizona republican., 1898-12-23
SYRACUSE

You want a taste of real fun. Don't
Arizona republican., 1898-12-23

Alon, Dec. 22.-A dispatch to the S from Paris says that 3, war &e apprehension Of Cunt
 been issuad.
Arizona republican., 1898-12-23

TO ARREST EsTERHAzY?
Arizona republican., 1898-12-23

The winter snows were falling fast As through the streets of Paris passed 4 man who bore mid snow and ice A banner with the strange device:
 Manana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02
vaRRfED FOR RETENrE ONLY.

ro,,s law A glazier. who lives at No. 30 Ninth
go. ,yas held IN seocO bail by Magistrate fooi
yesterday in the jefferson Market Police Court ror
cxamina,ion to-day on tho charge OF oisamy' his
oc,users are Annie X Kliman. twenty-eisht years
old Of No 9n Second-ave.. and hannah Alter
,wenty-seven years old. OF No 2i' Nihth-a'e' me
,or,ar told MAGISTRATE Pool that she was married
,oI.vv IN October 1885, and the latter said that she
was married 10 Levy IN February. 1898. both
women declared that after short honeymoon, n
,ho cou-se OF which Levy got all the money they
the, cp I ssoser,eJ Them The kman woman tod
Hiu ,s 81, pool that Levy made A business OK
marrying women for their money ana then S th
tn might bring their marriage certlncates ana
VIZ nroofs into court and produce other women
whom they said they kne" Levy nau a'So maj ''eu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02
MR.. LAUrERBAcH CUT OFF SHORT.
THE KIND OF A MAYOR He WANTED INPATIENT

THE KIND OF MAYOR HE WANTED INPATIENT
r.Y STOPS Az IslPAssIcNED ADDRESS.
rdward Iau.erbach vas shut of by Mayor Van
1rvck Yesterday in the middle OF an imprisoned
sentence which Mr.. Laute Tbach intended sho'Nu
burn into the executive brain IL was a. hea' LIB
on a bill 10 permit tho Board or trustees 81 'i''
Noun, SINAI Hospital 20 sell rs revetsi'naFy
,,,.rss, IN the lease Of the property nov held ior
hns,i,al nurnoses and which has been Jet 20 the
,osn,al nv the city for n nominal rental Inc frUs-
tees wish 70 move the hospital from S!hy-se''n' u
g, and I.exlngton-ave. 20 One-hundred-ah'-"''.-S
and Fi,th-ave.. but they do not want 70 YSS '''-'
interest in the lease. which has nearly my years
run. and the OIL PERMITS '"' -
slonary Interest. ~
Tsaac Wallach. president Of the Board OF Irus-
.oos. rsaao Stern OF the firm 81 stern Bros M'o1-
oeI " Platzek and Edward Lauterbach app aieo
IN support 81 the bill. and Drs FREDERICK H. sur
a,s and Ioseph f. Janvrin. representing the new
YORK Medical League. appeared IN opposlu"i- ""
yvor.,, rresen.ed a number Of figures TO sho"
~. good work done by the hospital, and theA FL
ward Lauterbach began his speech. lie 'oiu """
much cheaper II WAS 20 run hospital IKE -i'"'''
sinai where men like Mr. stern ana othefS s"'o
time free said that there was no discrimination
he,w.en Jew and Gentle AZ tie insutu"'" anu
,h., .vervbody was welcome. and was growing m
,a.s,ored when the Mayor said. That VII, 90.
Mr. Lauter0ach kept on taking I'M" '"' ~
said W. %y ois more to be sad" added Mr.. Lau-
terbacN . - .t o,ber side said the
M Ianvrtn read the protest OF ine M eu'ca,
League in. which objection was m@ue 10 o"er
anv lands TO any private medical inS,Itul o NJ
a.ty ,be civ fd not exercise supervision. VI.
Iauterbach attempted TO Interrupt , Dr and Ilookei
nwt inc Mayor shook hls finger al Nun an" m ~ rs
%. ~. TLen Mr. Lauterbach picked mp SOM P'p..
from the Mayors desk which 'ae mayor S'1 draw
"' - hearing the opposition the Mayor u'u "o'
,,nicsto vhat he would do with me pIl' ,,,, .. ~
There was also hearing yesteIIty On on }axaiion
,rnn, mo German Reformed 'hurcn liph - do.i,
The Mayor told the trustees tnai u Saarter had
hen dealt with and that there was ho "''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02
WILL SIGN SENATOR AHEARNS BILL
,,,ro, v,x vycy MAKES A DELEGATION o.
TEACHERS HAPPY. AND Is cHEEREp
pY THEM

A delegation Q, school teachers went 20 me Cicy
Hall Yesterday afternoon 10 ask the Mayor 10 sign
Senator Ahearns bill which provides for the graz
Ing Of teachers salaries and their Increase accord
ing 10 years Of service All the teachers o' we c'y
are vitality interested in the bill. and are IN 'avoF
., Z. booming a law Commissioners Anderson
Kelly and Eustis OF the Board Of Education. ap-
neared against the bill! ani argued that u snoud p
,re,oad commissioner Anderson said tnat !. wou.A
in limo Increase the taxes OF the city oy siVt"o:
i. US in addition A usurpation of the functions o.
Tho BOARD Of Education, which was best aiaiihen .
AL vim ,he subject of the teachers salares ara
The TEACHERS welfare In general and the Legs.
lature should not interfere. commissioners Ne"
and Eusiis argued on the same mes ,. "a
President clark OF the Teachers Association ana
Miss Tate grammar school principal argura ,1
49, Of The sicning % the bill. They declarei
nat teachers we're .nadequately paid az present.
ana thar they should receive better sal ares sh
romnd Register Fromme also supported the ,olh,
ls-er snveral more had spoken Mayor Van WICK
rre, nnna,ient and said There is no use IN talK-
nc her about this bill. II Is good measure
and viii sign II tonight. and send II 70 the Gov
e er,, The teachers cheered him. IL was mo
Az, tim. Inc MAYOR had indicated whai acton 70
wonld take upon a bill before him. and as az mo
observation-disclosures Of the Board Of Education VINO op-
nosed the bill were reformers his action ~as re-
fgaried as direct slap az the members OF mayor
sfro Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02
SOME TURF GOSSIP.

,,. T., ,,kelv 70 be used again. Tne
,-,,,., "a, ~ Hanover is at Casteton, n.y. OF
ro,,es r Keene's farm He Is In fine health "p-
$50 - he perfectly sound and takes lohs SPINS o'
The roads IN the neighborhood or 'he 'a' m
1T, ais 10, break down In his lemons "''
shelly hoofs cracked. This preVeh'eu mn .,"t
-.ar4frr the severe course az training eSse"''d'
, ,or.. for the principal handcaps'
Absurd reports about large offers fd"7's
.. ga 80 -. ,1o no for Western three year-o'Hs c'"-
80, ~ reach New York from the west pa
ro.khurn who IS sheltered under inc ep'N
c,,o,v ,ha. shields william Mc|uisah "0"' $40
clement. IA now the victim or hlsh oHV'' -.
unknown rersons who believe MIN 20 oe '-e -
- ,hr..vea-.old In training. McGuigan mas
-, ., ,,,hrau, and IS calmly awaiting the
.,sst,g ., m. showers Of offers for banhochou'''
W., Ia arrives at Louisville the chances ".o
~, ,bs man who started with SINAI! hopes WIN
receive A fair price for RannocNourh.
Tn, trainers at the tracks in New-fork are rap
,al, getting their horses in conaiuon 'o' ~
.,,, ~, tho racing season al Morris farN
Renor,s from Washington say mat the =,
-, - ma,v strangers In the capital VINO are
,a,,t,,nr the settlement OF the CUBAN Vurs''o'
ia The Maine incident IS likely to cause '"e a.
tendance at the Bennings races 20 oe "'''e''"nI
increased \ number OF wel.-kno"h no' -nsen, ar
~~ersgoers from this city Intend 10 oe p''''"' "
'hf ~ McDonad is booked to sail from so"'n-
ffF q
phiun J Dryer visits the brooSiyn nseyost in
-. II very morning and takes a Keen nenecialv
va, - ~ his horses. Handhal u pt
ne,stnr both in appearance and IN performances
on me r - DIVER IS up with the boys IN NE
o,inr and "a quite as attentive as any T e,o
,roiners 10 the work Of his horses j" Ills
David Gideon is donci.ed a, Home snS The pieasurs
'lvf. W. mo work OF the horses that are 70
.. the dark blue during the coming RACING
SeIsvn Ives Rowe IS content at Brookdae. ne Is no.
.,g much but Is confident that ne mas So''ie
usclu ~ must not be forgotten by racegoe's
louis stuar, is sun on the TURF ana Iiv 70 win
teM NJ .ta Monmouth County delega non -
AZ Morris Park active Work naS e;cb no other
~ aorl,ing their horses AZ unseemly nous. ~
,r,iners have discovered thst We ~ ,be summer
Is sg and possible to hide fI sGce ,n ths
from the public over n Queens should not
men who employ ho1se-""'
overlook AGueduct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02
GUARD OFFICERS TO BE INSTRUCTED.
LrEurENANT-coLoNEL DUFFY. OF THE SIXTY
NINTH. ISSUES AN ORDER.

Northumberland Edward Duffy. commanding
the seth Regiment has issued tho following order
The officers Of the regiment are hereby directed 70
report AZ the arTnory for theoretical instruction As
follows. ., - ,,-s,os,.v
The officers OF the ist Battalion on "ednesoay,
April S and the officers OF tho "a Battalion on
THURSDAY. April !. lsH
Majors Lynch and spellman are hereby detailed 10
instruct the officers OF their respective DAt'alohs
The non-commissioned officers " the Te-.men' are
hereby directed 20 report 70 Acting kesmeniaI M
fi,ant Davidson at the armory on Frda! APE" y
iSss at - p M for theoretical instruction
The commanding officer. mindful OF the record am
traditions OF the regiment rests assured or me en-
fhus,astic support and cooperation or every mem
her and takes occasion 20 impress upon them me
necessity rOr vigorous recruiting IN at o. M con-,
panics so that our ranks may be swellel - ill
numbers Tho example OF our herc!- Pre- zee. ."i-
~ 1901 should he always before U.s. and - sholli 20
our pride 70 emulate their glorious conduct u called
unon 10 yindicate the Nations honor ana de'ehi III
any quarter the flag OF our country.
The election ,or colonel 20 III the vacancy caused
By the promotion o. Colonel Smith 20 brigade
conmani will take place az the armory On Monday
evening &C.,. ,
The prominent. candidates arc Iirutenant- Color,l
Dury Majors Lynch and Speliman and Acting Al
tuant John A. Davidson. Tho Davidson party seems
70 20 confident % success nlf oftccrs VINO pa .
studied The new code thar under ~ operation
Aifutant Davidson f. not eligible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02
MRS. DARLINGTON BooTB WILL SPEAK.
SECOND ANNIVERSARY or TIT ORGANIZATION or
THE VOLUNTEERS or. AMERICA 10 RE
S-r-r.rrr 4.-,.rl

Mr. pail,ngton Booth VIII make her frs, pIhii'
Appearance since her recent severe Illness A. 80
anniversary gathering q he volunteers - Amer
g., - - held Monday MN az Carnegie Han
v,s Booth will give IN ief,xi . recital o, ne
urorre.s o, tho work which 40 nov been carried
on under tho Volunteers ,or two years Hey ap-
pcaranc. end the celebration % the Anniversary
vii he made TIC principle features - ne evening
D, ffe rlafgorrn VIII pe "a group - VI Boom
i.,vs VII I'LL sing They arc rom Hop" liall. SO
I a; Washington Height. About two hundred cai-
-e- e,for Nod 20 different posts iu fla cy Wl also
10 on tho platform. The : lrday-araoo4 "orH ID,
no Volunteers is becoming o. feature o' flcir avs
-, Two excr-lees ~ Tho evening Will include The
oreeeniation = 4 standard fo trc No ir''"r PTS
onors' League Or the JoIc'OI lS'a'e IIl.oh, "nl.h
Standards vii - presented also 10 mo I'VE N9lun,
,oer SUNDAY schools which nave oeeh eSif".is"e"
Within the last three months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02
ENTERTAINED AT THE HOTEL SAVOY
MEMBERS OF THE METHODIST LAYMAN's Assoc
CATION GUESTS OF THE METHODIST
SOCIAL UNION.


4ne Methods; Social Union entertained at oi"ue'
al O'Clock last evening at the Hotel Savoy INV
members Of the Methodist Laymans Assocla"o"
VINO were in attendance at the New-York cohVe"-
'oh OF iaymen held yesterday. Twenty-Five 'AD'e'
we're arranged In the south dining parioi ano more
.naa TWO hundred guests were present bishop
~no1ews was present and sat with Bishop hurs'
a ,he head table, at which were also the hev ~
rakes cadman. Of the Metropolitan Tempe D.
-, 'ohcerford. president OF the Laynan Absocia-
%, the Rev. DIR. j. T.. James. OF Philadelphia'
PES colgate. J. T. Andrews. the Rev DIT L H.
80, and Hanford Crawford. who presided
was discussion Of the question as 10
- - REPRESENTATION OF the laymen and ministers
' Methodist Church In general conferences
=. Zen conventions all over the country are vot-
e al FAVOR Of the proposition At the dinner last
S., mere was, OF course. no action TO be TAKEN
49,, "'e speeches made naturally favored the gen.
Dr. P.Oposiion. Bishop Andrews. Bishop hurst
Sook. mr, Dr Cadman and President Pundertoro
~ upon the subject;
'e''es was received from President Mckinley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02
p,pr DEPARTMENT CHANGES.

Fire Commissioner Scannel YESTERDAY "pro--s' .,
-, coh,n temporary Assistant Fire Marshal
49, ,,,,ba,,an at 1850 year Gohan was formerly
soreman in the Dock Department The Comm's'
- roco,ve1 a letter from the Cromwell Line
omciols commenting Chief Kruger, captain BRAS
.l and the nremen ~ the hrehoat New torker LOT
,n n, y when The Cromwell lighter Florence was
SS,oi The letter said thai the hremen saver
nuI'ci', - thousands Of dollars worth or shippls
nun 'cronmssioner yesterday abolished the once
-, nass,s,out secretary OF the Fire DepaT.'nen,,
Nin, snt rohn r. Shields. was dropped from me
roIa'' lie had been connected with the FIRE De-
no~tuent tor thirty years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02
NINE DEACONESsES ORDAINED.
A PRETTY CEREMONY AT THE AFTERNOON SEES
sIox-BIsHoP HURST CONDUCTS THE
CONSIDERATION SERVICE.

In the afternoon pretty ceremony was WIZ
messed. when number 81 deaconesses were or
daned The young women sat on the platform.
Kowned in the black costume o, their order. which
bears some resemblance 20 the usual dress OF the
hospital nurse The Rev. DR.. Andrew Longacfe
presided. The proceedings began with devotional
exercises and Miss {. Blanche Gould sang TWO
hymns In exquisite manner. An address was
given BY Miss Isabelle Horton. associate editor OF
Tho Deaconess' Advocate" and the consecration
service conducted by Bishop Hurst Nlhe
young women, all residents OF this city, were Or.
Gained. and their licenses were given 70 the"i ny
Or. Longacre after the conservation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02
cHrRcH EXrENsloN socIETY ANNIvnRsARY

The anniversary Of the Church Extension Society
,ro. b.,d IN the METROPOLITAN Temple IN the even
,nr There was rairly large attendance. Tho Rev
A r civil presided and after a Snort opening adj
dre.. from him the Rev. Dr. a. J. Kynett. one ~
n. corresponding secretaries ~ no society spoke
DR. Kynett referred TO the great progress That the
society has made since its organization "a l"4. and
said that since then 100000 had been received and
disbur.ed. OF this sum Slo25.0o is permanent ctp.
ital for use only by loans. The society mas alHee
l06i2 churches throughout the states ana Ieiri-
tories Of the Union. 49,,
The anniversary OF the Education Society OF the
Methodist Episcopal church also held laft ever
Inc in calvary Church. Adlrcsscs r. given by me
Rev DR. James r Day and ne KeI. FrahN he"-'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02
RPODTE rs NOT DEAD.

s,enhen Brodie owns and keeps cheap g'nmiu
{, rho Rovery Some years he got up story
thar he had Jumped from the Brooklyn Bridge into
the East River He never Jumped. He merely LED
abou, H. This cheap Bowery tough CHEATED
number OF cheap newspapers into printing yester'
dav cheap stories that he dead. II was an
Aprf Fool hoax. Brodie l. not dead Inats Z
ritv Now that he has hoaxed numoer ot
journals into printing long articles ABOUT him with
enthusiastic euloges. perhaps he WI Join me pri.e-
Sgbting gang which is arranging shellEame wrest:
ing frauds with Terrible Turks. Brodle ana
I,rahy are a delectable pair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02
yn. M shaw
pgrlAyTHR0PY IyD PHILOSOPHY.

Practical philanthropy and noble philosophy rs a, a
means for bringing about universal p'o'h''" ''' VIZ
.le' s'-.,,.o1 he = VI Pierce II r Patterson Mrs..
- = vsver and other speakers at a public meet
Ing 20 he held under the auspices o; the Universal
brotherhood Organization at Chcker!ng Han To-
morrow at 10 - III. Mrs. Katherine a iln-l's =
piano music. ., -. LII b., . ,,,s,,
In the evening at SIS o'clock there VIII he me
~, ~ ~ ,Tc rooms - Universal brotherhood Lodge
Xo 10 No li2 West one hundred -and-iwenty- iiItn-
9, N which Emil Schcnck. solo cellist or inc Ihi-
harmonic Society. will play.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02
youy y vGOLDRTCK MAKES STATEMENT

John r. McGolIrck. who has been removed from
Tho once OF clerk o, the city Court faid yest'faAy
mat he Intended 70 make n fight II" also S''n 10
-. ,be renort That my downfall was due 10 Mt
rs.nban II was not. and y Mr Sheehan says so
ne les was deposed because Was 100 loyal 20
the organization" ,u,... 50 ,,s ,s,ed
tlhS 49, no, resigned and am not going 10
- ,ad Mr. McGoldrick. The JUDGES hay'
takcn no action" He would MAKE "o ''''
.Lnr IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02
HAG4y TAXES CHARGE or THE TONES

J J Haran the new warden % the Tomos Prison
took cha-g, Of the prison Yesterday morning re'ci'
ing the command from former warden Fallon IHe
neg Warden found his Office half-hHed WIN moral
,-eces There were hai' dozen ''s' nv
-, ,ha,, four feet high Il number o.; wrcafhs
"a s,ars ana many other embems The donors .n-
.iled IA. clerks 81 the Court or O'ncFhl S'--i'N-
- -, WARDEN Hagan formerly connected
"nJ 10 columbus club % the NNLih As-.m.,,l
1t, y, warden FallOn in the conduct NJ the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-02
WILLIAM r. CURTIS ROBBED.

W f. Curtis o, No Il West Twentieth-st. ex-
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury under secre-
tary Carlisle. and August Montant' OK NO, % est
Tyentv-arst-st. complained TO Police Headquarters
n, the loss OF diamond jewelry and silver plate
few DAVIS ago Detectives Mlmore and Carlin were
nlaced on the case. and suspected That stephen
Sulik who was employed IN both places helping
about the house. knew good deal about the rob-
berry The detectives found some OF the effects In
S,liks possession and yesterday they arrested him
He was arraigned before Magistrate Pool In the
Jefferson Marke, Police Court and held In 1900 bail
for trial