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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-20
WHAT AILS YOU?
Is it Your Kidneys? Try This Test and
See.

Is it Your Kidneys? Try This Test and
See.
Why ask physician to find out whether
your Kidneys are diseased. Take a
glass lumber and fill it with urine. If
there is a sediment after standing TWEEN
ty-four hours, your Kidneys are sick.
If you have a desire to urinate often, q
pain in the back, or if your urine stains
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it's being the best and surest medicine in
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Kidneys, Liver, Bladder and of the uri-
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constipation of the bowels. and the sick
nesses peculiar to women. 1t quickly
relieves inability to hold urine, and the
necessity of getting up often during the
night. 1t stops that scalding pain when
passing urine and corrects the bad effects
of whiskey and beer
1t is sold by all druggists at one dol
lar a bottle. You can have a trial bot
tie and pamphlet of valuable medical
advice sent free by mail postpaid, by
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-20
Barrett & Thomson
AbCHlTECTS
I1sI-2 Fayetteville ST..
RALEIGH y Z
write for our Brochure" of informa-
toni
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BY virtue Of authority conferred by judgment
Of Wake county Superior court, rendered at ita
October Term, 1899, in a civil action therein
PENDING entitled A. w. Shaffer, Executor Of
james H. Miller, deceased, plaintiff, againse
Helen Christmas, defendant, | will on Monday
Ahti d. l!mu sell at public auction to the
brightest bidder for cash. a certain lot OF land in
u .lll oi Raleigh, Wake county, n. c., on the
South side of Newbern Avenue, and bounded by
line as follows:
Beginning at the northwest corner OF the City
Cemetery Grounds Newbern Avenue, and run
ming thence with said street west about 90
IL ct to the corner Of the lot heretofore conveyed
by Thomas X. and Melinda fIowle to the Raleigh
Cooperative Land and Building Association,
thence with the east line of said Association
south I25 feet TO stake in the line OF Melinda
Howles land, thence in line parallel with said
street about so feet to a stake in the line of said
cemetery lot, thence with the line of said Gem
terry lot north to the beginning, containing
about II of an acre, more or less, and being
tic same conveyed by deed from Thomas X.
and Melinda Ilowle, to Thomas ID. McAlpine, on
August 3lst, 1869, which deed is duly registered
in the Register of Deeds office for Wake county,
n c., in Book %, at page Ga.
Time OF sale IL o'clock NJ Place OF sale, county
court house door in Raleigh, N. c.
ERNEST HAYWOOD, Commissioners.
March TO- 1000 tta
The above sale has been postponed until
Friday, May II, 1900.
ERNEST HAYWOOD,
Commissioner.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-20
COULDN'T STOMACH IT.
White Folks of North Carolina Cannot Longer
Stomach Negroism
Especial to News and Observer


Newton, N. c., April 19.-After the Re-
publican convention here last week, u
lifelong Republican went to one of his
Republican friends and said: 81 went TO
the convention in the court house today.
There were about half enough white men
present to fill the bar. | went in and
sat down in the convention, but when !
saw two big negroes, wearing glasses.
sitting over at one side, by George, |
couldn't stomach it and | had to leave''
This is the kind of men with which
the Republicans are trying to defeat the
amendment but at the election they will
find that these men cant stomach it, :"
and will vote for the amendment
A large number of buttons bearing the
words. White Supremacy for North Car
DINA have been received here and are
being distributed among the voters of the
county. Men who have been ION the
fence" before, can be seen wearing one of
these buttons.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-20

Constipation is cured by Hoods Pills.
,5c.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-20
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE NEAR
RALEIGH

BY virtue Of a decree OF the Superior
court of Wake county, made IN tie case
of Ellen jackson ct ais. eX parte, we VIII,
on Monday, April 23d, 1900, at IL M,
at the court house door OF Wake county,
sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the
valuable tract of land known as The
Fell land situated on Walnut creek,
one mile east of the city. This tract
cont aims 200 acres and will be 81 Ia in
four lots, and then as a whole. and The
manner of sale WITCH brings most money
will be reported for confirmation Plot OF
the lots can be seen at our Offices.
large part. OF this land is IN original
growth of Pine, oak and lliclst ~, and is
the best timbered land neal ltaleigh,
much Of this land is heavily tlmbered.
This sale is made for assets and fcr
the purpose of division of the property
amongst the heirs.
s. G.. RYAN,
j. ii. FLEMING,
Commissioners.
Raleigh. March oath. 1900
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-20
A PLEASANT TRIP.
Louisburg Female College Students to Visit
Washington
Especial to News and observer)

Especial to News and Observer)
Louisburg, n. c., April 19.--The follow
ing young ladies, part of the senior
class of Louisburg Female College, will
leave Louisburg on Saturday, April 21st,
for few days sightseeing in Washing
ton, ID. c.: Misses Kate and Matte Bal
lard, Maude Dickins, May Jones, Mamie
Spiyey, Bette Hill, Florence, May Eyer
ton, Hattie, Jones, Mamie Pegram and
Hettie Lyon. Mr.. and Mrs. Ivey Allen
will chaperon the party.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-20

II. Clark, Chauncey, Ca, says De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve cured him of
piles that had afflicted him for twenty
years. 1t is also a speedy cure for skin
diseases. Beware Of dangerous counter
fets. Bobbitt-Wynne Drug Co., w. II.
King. Adams &c Moye. VIM. Simpson.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-20
"a PENNY SAVED IS A PENNY EARN
ED"

Ecjonomy is the lesson taught by this
saying. 1t is true economy to take Hood
Sarsaparilla at this season because it
purifies, enriches and vitalizes the blood
and thus prevents sickness and puts the
whole system in a state of health for the
coming season. Every bottle of Hood 8
Sarsaparllla contains 100 retrospective
proof that it is economy to take only
Hoods.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-20

The love that dwells in cottage could
never thrive off terrapin and champagne
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-04-20

Smiles and frowns are little things, bu
they are powerful for good or evil.
The sun., 1900-11-20
POLICE BOARDS CHOSEN VICE HUNTER
Capt, Titus Is a Lawyer Who Turned Detective
for Love Of u.

Ahou, a thousanI citizens watched the de-
,,,-,. -, ., e.. r,,- ,,,,..-,- ..t
h'"rS 'i rapt "eoIee r'ahcis mus Ier'ohai
baggage at the lldridge street police station
y.,,.rd,y In tho last wagon Ioad thar. ,v,.ra
IT., ,,I,r,r,. 80, =, ,T.,,,, IT, -,
sN u'"''''"7' ""N' oi '''i' sH'p H''h'I'
three or tour hat boxes about two dozen coat
hooks sev.ral cnod et,hiuVz md a tr,r,,J
=. -
parchment Wllch came WIN Il goa inedHI from
the Police hoard for good detective work
Csn, Titu. /. a colIeua graduate and , lov-v.-
=, " ~ -
II" never h'~ Oeeh VuIle hbr to eNl.Mh WHY
he gave up the 'aw TO become q policeman,
accent that 10 aly,vs had a desi-a Z, dn d,.
~ ~ - ~ "''"e w. v" w
tective work lie was born In the Ninth ward
In Greenwich street forty-ouc years ago and
UNA praduat,d in i.7o fror, ,b, I-ri,,r.;,,. -
" I'm '"e NV. H'' "a
the ''y "i Ne" l'fH 'i'sr hi- admission
to the bar year later he opened an of'lc. In
tho New Yorl, i,e ln.uronc. building and ha
.,
The sun., 1900-11-20
HARLEM DRY GOODS STORE LOSSES.
Petition In Involuntary bankruptcy Against
ID. n. williams d Co.

A petition In involuntary bankruptcy was
fled yesterday against David NJ, Williams,
doing business as d VI Williams Co.. who
has 4 large dry goods department store at the
northwest corner Of i25th street and Third
avenue. Mr. Wilams's store was one OF the
landmarks on the Harlem East Side. and he
has been In business there for twenty years.
The petition was filed against him by Myers.
Goldsmith 4 Brouner for three creditors. the
II b Clanln Company. 1888; Wolfers, Gold.
berg 4 Co. SIS, and Rosa Selonick. e4s7 II
is alleged that Mr.. Williams Is insoivcnt has
transferred merchandise and accounts re-
ceivaJle to the value ~ $4,000 20 various
persons to give preference and for AL ante
oedent Indebtedness and has also conveyed
or rem owed "a large part Of his propery.
Mr. Goldsmith Of Myers. Goldsmith 4 Bron-
ner said yesterday that lie understood that
the liabilities were siao,mn. and the nominal
assets s-y,y, WIN dCtga! asSrt7 probably
s'35.On. II was believed that several credi.ors
w'r. about e. bs gin renievin proceedings and
that the landlord might lung summary pro-
ccedlng5. and 80 the petition W.s filed Mr..
Williams Z, troubles are dttributed 70 dull trade
H. the sdmiper and poor fail trade on account
business going and take advantage ~ the
Christmas holiday trade Theodore VI, TAFT
e 51 Soc aDoat Gs two months S aso s'H Mr. NSi %n
lians obtained conditional extension from
many Of his large creditors upon the expecta-
ton that Ire would obtain addi-
tionsl capital for the business. since then
u Mr Tu0Iry, VINO desired to invest a50Ou, 10
$IuO.1i, rad taken charge uf the store and has
been H.aiaClHv the business. II 10 understood
that Mr. TuoIny settled for $1,000 some suits
brought against Mr.. Williams Mir Tuomy
found that II was "A losing business and 40 re-
ported to tho creditors on Nov. is and turned
over the business to the CREDITOR committee.
Nr Goldsmith expects that a satisfactory COM
J -jtlOn viii he made with the cred tors and that
Mir Williams will continue the business
The sun., 1900-11-20
Army and Navy Orders.
WASHINGTON. Nov ie--These army orders
have been issued.

wAsHrScToS. Nov, ie-These army order.
have been issued
4 board o! survey to oors,s, o, Lieut. Col John !
Ciagut. Subsistence Department Lieut. COL John
i. Davis. Fifteenth Infantry 10 meet At ST Louis 10
make the necessary inventory md returns OF public
property and funds Tor when Charl,s \ lioou. lat
Ma'or ouartrrmas'rr Department. 1. S a. was r..
Splusiblc AZ TIE iirc of H., death
FIRST Iicri Lrcus Y. Ilotrpok FRS, Cavalry
to ho.st. Idaho, Temporarily relieving First Lieut.
a hoard Of officers consisting ~ BRIG Gen Gcors.
\ ". Das,, s de-.gna,cd BY the Secretary u
mated by tn. Secretary oi ne Navy col teorFr T.
GilleSpie. Corps Of Engirrers. Col llcnry c Has.
y Flaser. Corps o' Engineer. recorder. rsitr,t"d
~ tht Secretary Of War 10 meet st San Juan Porto
RI -. 10 make examination and rppri To thr Secte.
tarv o! War respecting the part OF public land. p,.
cep the ma, al station San Juan owned by the ntcd
Siatr ~ Porto cl required for the Use ~ the m IN.
tary and naval esta nll-anicnts.
rfau.irr. IN the Tenth Cavalry Capt. Levi =
Hunt, from TtNup u - Troop k, Capt Ruberl ID.
appointed Adiu'ant " that regiment, " sullivan $
Island. south Carolina.
member oi the Board Of orcers 81 Inc Mpt,Cai IL,
pdf,mcrt N,cc Major Frrdtrirk J. P,yupi4s ,uTg,rn
The following board 20 meet at san FRANCISCO for
the examination OF officers Ot the ouarsimaslet
AMI hS.>,rnrr departments Tor promotion Lieut.
81 .'o1n n l,1soocn. ASSISTANT Atla'4nt General
master '''ncral Li'pt col Bcnir'nIn N Pop isp
u'y Surg-'f G,ncfal Major Roisf' ! s'hsn- S,ly
srol. and Ma llan u bsldvn. comm ,ss ~
~ ;'nh'.sierrr CAPT NllaU " Rob nSYn, ir
ana capt oscar ., Long 1t.,fcG ~ orc il ''
lae>' unc"t> ~ ire uraTtrf!a,Strf'> Deparin,ft
i.-. New Iork, lot examination Tor promotion Cent
f.Gtrck Noa Sehiadei, Capt John Il. 81! ngcf
These naval orders have been issued
Lieut. J. l. Jayne, granted sick leave for th,e,
Ennrn T. n. pes. retired from Nov =.
The sun., 1900-11-20

Sentence Of jules Dumont whom Comsteck
Arrested In the SLACK Rabbit.

II took a Jury In General Sessions about Eve
minutes Yesterday morning TO convict Jules
Dumont. manager of the Black Rabbit" dive
az 1873 Rleecker street which was raided by
An hnny ComstoCk IA October.
Judge CpwiUs gave Dumont fourteen years
In state prison. Col. Gardiner was present
when the sentence wGs pronounced
That was blg blow toward the suppression
OF vice, said hc. here Is no lower form II
vcs than that which ruurishad in tie Blercker
street dive. These Ieople who run vicious
houses have all the police courts Iicketed and
II IL impossible for any one 70 obtain a warrant
In polio court without all of the dive kcegers
In the district leaning of II. So arranged
with the Board of Police Magistrates about
getting warrants at The Centre street rnli,e
court 20 serve upon persons all over town, no
matter whethcr they were I'm the district ~
some other court or not went down into tia
private room of the Magistrate hero one dav
and got warrant Had II been for any ila,o
In this district all houses Of vice would have
been closed before II could have been served
but as it wasn't in this district but in another,
those rereons didn't get wind ~ tho warrant
] am glad tn point out that ! had begun To act
long before the vice crusade had begun. II
WAS my own initiative"
The sun., 1900-11-20

The officers Of the Cloakmakers Union whose
headquarters are at 5 First avenue, in the very
heart OF the red-light district announced yes
terday their readiness to give evidence before
any reputable committee as TO the growth of
vice on the East Sids VI. Guver secretary
II the union. said that there were agencie. OF
immortality In the East Side Of which refurn.rs
know little or nothing
One OF these agencies he said. ia the
dancins schools While n great many of these
are reputable and only attended hy Respectable
people there are some which are used t. lure
respectable working girls away To A NE of
shame. There were hundreds 81 d!sorcierly
houses In the rear t"n"mrnts " mere no one
streets near the East River thar,' we're entirc
houses given up to such purposes, not merely
separate floors. Ridge street for many blocks
The sun., 1900-11-20
FIRST SIXTEEN YEARS

II parents could realize what a crime they
drugs during their early lie, such drugs, for
prepares them for dysT sI'sIa and nervous wrecks.
they would do anything, 20 To any amount Of
trouble and care, 10 change tie II ctLods al d
give their children the advantages that nature
demands TO produce reriecl srecinens.
4 sixty-ycar-old woman writes. My over
indulsent IaIa used TO say at the table, Why
not let the child have what she likes, 1t won't
hurt her any lie icieIIcd IaItitu'ail, to
my drinking coffee. which ] was very fcnd Of
as a child. He honestly thought il didn I
hurt me. for with his strong touy ayyar.nt.y
without nerves, he was not consciousy affected
by coffee, but the eneCt on ne bundle Of
nerves was - develop restless ness and stunt
The first effect after drinking ccffee was
that of delight iule XhiafationGrdl fc!, courage
and st;enHth to GttG,i nlmost any an oLrt Il
active work, but IN few hours the reaft ion
came with misery IN my chest. ralI i,ation
Of the heart, and most unbearable rains IN
my stomach.
Finally my attention was called to Postum,
Cereal Food Conee and We secured sonc Of il
il WAS preuaIed according to chcoti,ns, ~
breakfast heing DELAYED The Iosu n, ru IN
ext,a 6oiling which deyelol I'd all lts yir,u's,
moment. The change in our nh, steal hoaiiL.
afteT drinking Postum; was something remark.
ahlH, We nn.e ~ dehclo,s c,re" - al, re
md the more We drink of it IN rorsCn, ~ -
bette We are. ! am satisfied that. The incieas-
Ing amour, OF hear, diffcrlty of lr'e yer's,
% the use NJ coffee; and II i n great tssrirr
70 have so sa!e and delicious a feed coree 30
ea.on pit%m Pei.s o. RIoaEs.d s Ppns from lg
E BARGE sa. saaSfMGs eT..s 70 sss'um Cereal Co.
The sun., 1900-11-20
nan Au0>0 rHr RED IIGHTs.
Dsorderiv House swonprd Down Cpon -
'ap, Hetiih,'. Old Distrid.

Tho nrSt raid made by capt Iitr's detectives
tHuk rlac,. bl.' night The daordrriy house OF
Anuie Baum at - stanton street was the pIacs
Visited Durirg tt.c day detectives Grimshaw
and Shrrhan took Annie Wilmer ~ $40 last
stid rri She was IS year old but she loosod NJ
lra,' ipN,ut- old She swore that she had been
I iiu"r inn at" # tie place and n warrant was
i-su,i to- the d.tectiv,s.
when rle rlacc was raided last night the
'n'",,'lNcs found The lHum woman and eleven
other women In the house. All were arrested
aud taken 70 the EidiidEo street station. wiere
Ami. Rtum said She was 2S years old and that
she lived at - Hivingtnn street. She was
locked M. charged with maintaining a dis
ORDERLY house. and the other eleven prisoners
we're charged with being dlsOrderly persons.
An enormous crowd. stretching from For
svth to Chrystie street and from etItter to
gtter. watched the raid, but made no dem
onh ration
The sun., 1900-11-20

vlade oeptain and put IN command ~ IN.
iiynh''h aifort station. who're ~" frinuined
uutu lndsy last titus generally hos "vid"n,
g. h9'h ~ hs pftcHis n detective. he
banded surre ~ the met Important cpsea
with vhIth Hyfr,l had iu deal " NIH l.
Who t.Iu'd No, crime ~ murder futnri ldV1tf
lir.' n'd 'U.Ir,',I ,Nidrr,c to sNuN Iht
~, q .nt ,Iu''t Killed hl. t""m ua' m ~
llr street tenement ptl il"h Cui ~ lh'
h'd' nnd sent ~ iu trunk l2
uuNHuufr n voE titus who tar"I
John " Johnson mo trained nurse over lnu
tie .uut'url tnnll, arrest him ~ t"r,, ,''I
yu irh ~. 1891 ~ TIE .horg" ~ t"h'hhs
Nulnm bunrlug ~ nCtfHi. whom lphil.un
hnd ho"u r'-ploycd 90 nurse through m lllb''
~ iho N"v i.rk tlpicl ut SO IN tnnt"N 'I'l
- "" lr i"ac'tv Itn traced IN" robbery ~
i.u"u worth .l ~ monde from Mnll"N
No'glu.s house. 90 Lexington avenue, ,Gn ths
fIy'' ~ Nry . 1850. ~ ~" negr" NuUhln
b.fs"v md ARRESTED hts man I'a- than ronih
hi"r l"ursu1 got fti""u ycnrs and D"iL'L
u''" lo hhs never tt'ed ~y-t"inr'C We"
luutIry bo'Yfc He krtcq o. succeed nnd
b." pdi- that the lardierd, must sun"r before
t" women who enrich tie hndlofds "e
IuIt.ItpI
The sun., 1900-11-20
CHRISTIE h'DONALD TO MARRY.
The Bridegroom viii lie william Jcffersen,
Youngest Son of ctcran Actor.

RosroS. Nov. i9-The engagement Ia tust
announced Of Christie McDorald the priula
donna soubrctte. WHO is AZ present with Peter
+ Daley at "a. Madison square heatre, New
York IA leading lady, IN William Jefferson.
the youngest son of. the veteran comedian.
Last summer Just before Miss Mcdonald
began rehearSals in Hodge, Podge x Co..
she and her mother spent some tine at Rug
Yards Bay, and lat9r. when Miss Mcdonald
was gt tie Preston. Beach B'un. Marbohead.
Mr. Jefferson was Il guest for while at the
same hotel.
Whenever too. the Young people were play
Ing engagements in the same city they saw
much pi each uther, aud the alta lment tn ID
formed rircned into something warmer thcn
friendship Miss Mcdonald was frequently
iuked, the present autumn. hy hcr friends con-
C"rulug her regard ior young Jefferson, but
H.. laughed II oil, saving that she was too busy
With hey profession 10 think - myth nc el.e
Christie Mcdonald Is a Boston AMI and las
Dcon on the stasc ciHht years. She las light
bat extremely Iious!ng soprano voice. and a
sttgo presruC. that charms every body with
It's daintincs~
In al probability the marriage will hot causs
eitl er Miss Mcdonald or Mr.. Jefferson to retire
from The stage.
The sun., 1900-11-20
OYyICIAL DIES ~ rHE posT OFFICE.
Sept. Henry v. Williamson End Thirty -six
Tear Of Service at His Desk.

Henry Williamson. Assistant supertn-
tendent Of Mails and superintendent In charge
Of the Department Of Foreign Malls OF the
New York Post once dropped dead In his
of'oe in the Federal Building Yesterday noon
son. who was eO years old, was a widower and
lived al $50 West it,th street He had been
connected with the General Post ONCE in this
citv since July /, 1894. and had been in char ge
ot the Department ot Foreign Malls since 1891
He served through the Gyil War In the Eighth
New York Volunteers. being mustered out
Of the Holland Society. lafayette Post. @. A.
r. and the Loyal Legion. Heleaves daughter
and one son who is a physician connected with
the Sailors' Snug Harbor
The sun., 1900-11-20
The Weather.

There vas a s.1rm GENITAL over Illinois yesterday,
causing high winds and rain In the lower Missls.
spti ohio ana Tennessee valleys and Lake regions
ana snow In Minnesota, Wisconsin. l. a, Nebraska
the nakotes. Montana, Wyoming and throughout
tho North PaclAc States. where there was an un.
usually severe storm coming n over oregon.
In Montana the temperature had another drop
and stood between and ~ degrees below zero II,
was 10 To 20 degrees warmer In the ohio Valley the
lake regions and the Middle Atlantic and New Eng
land States and II should continue warm 10 day Ia
the two latter sections
In this city the day was warmer. suiry and cloudy
average humidity 81 per cent, wind southcrly and
fresh; barometer corrected TO read to sea level at =
A NJ. 80. -. ar NJ, sos.
The temperature aS recorded by the ofncal thef
mometer and also by THE SUMS thermometer At the
street level is shown IN thr ANNEXED ,abl.
The sun., 1900-11-20
KEEPING rABs oy THK VIEW Cops.
TIE "Eghthouses" " Of the He'd Light District
Have Fort, NcM Faoes 20 KrnM

Yes erday was busy day for the lighthouses"
on the lower East Side. As It Is part Of their
usefulness to warn women of the approach Of
policemen II was necessary for them to fanil-
iarize themselves With the faces of the new
Elain clothes poliSemen ser, to help Capt.
Titus clean W the Ped llyht district 4
delegation from the stanton street Cadets
watched the EldridSe street station YESTERDAY
while committee of the CArystic street IIght-
house Fusileers crowded the EsseA Market
police court, Only one dlSorderly woman
was arrai gnef there. She was fined $40 One
VI the "llghthouses" paid the fine
The sun., 1900-11-20
900 BROOKLYN EMPLOYEES TO GO.
Park and Street Cleaning Depart ncuts Must
Keep Within Appropriations.

Within few days there will he hiC reductions
In the force of emplo, ees in the Park DcT ar,ment
ard the Street CleGnirG DEPARTMENT in the hCr-
ough oi Brooklyr IN the former over so, and
in the latter about 200 ATE to o laid ~ owirgto
the necessity of Fcel IL within tie All rOJ ria
tinns The street Cleaners since lHiLary
have been working orl" five days a week
this rlar havir = been adopted o that all could
keeI' their lates
The sun., 1900-11-20
HHRLIHYS MEN GO TOO.
Five Of I'll. Detective, Sent Away From the RED
Light District.

A. the request u Capt Titns. the new COM
mander Of the Eld~tdge street station. Chief
Dcvery ordered tho transfer last nisht from
that station Of Eve Of the detectives who vero
there u.d der Capt Herlihy. Detectives Bush.
Lang and Hayg.Tty were sent to the Elizabeth
street statIun Detective Jackson 70 Union
Market aud Cohen TO Delaney street. Six
of capt Herlihys men stu remain. Deteo-
tives Burke. " akefeld and Coyle and Rounds
men Poet and Ryan. who were with Capt. Titus
IN the Elizabeth street station. were ordered
10 follow the latter TO Eldridas street