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METROPOLITAN POLICE
PERSONALS AND GOSSIP
Lieutenant Hollinberger Much Improy-
ed in Health by Vacation.

Lieutenant HolIingberger. veteran
Of the local police force. has returned to
duty at his station. the Fourth precinct.
in South Washington. after having taken
ten days vacation. OF late that popular
officer has been in exceedingly poor
health and il is said that the rest has
greatly benefited his health. during the
heutenant's absence Sergeant Dave Dun
nigan has been acting lieutenant
Bicycle Policeman Barrett. of the
Tenth precinct, has left Washington on
his leave and viii visit friends in New
York State.
Desk Sergeant HinkIe. Of the Third
precinct, viii leave Washington II few
days in company with Bicycle Policeman
Kleindi1st for an extended trip through
Virginia Sergeant Hinkle has been in
exceedingly iu=heaIth of late and IL Is
believed that the change VIII do him
good.
Sergeant Sullivan. OF the Third pre-
cinct, contemplates taking a trip 10
Ireland according to rumOr which is
prevalent about that station The ser
geanJ refuses TO discuss his trip as yet.
Bicycle Policeman H. c. Hoagland. CT
the Fourth precinct has left this city
for Philadelphia 10 visit friends He VIII
not return for ten days.
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]. WILLIAM LEE
PROPOSALS.

UNITED STATES COMMISSION OF FISH AND
FISHERIES. Washington, D. C., September e,
IgV3-Sealed proposals, marked Proposals Tor
an. an aquarium; Flsl ISL C9'il pa ; sl
addressed II 5 Commissioner 0f FSsh and
Fisheries Washington, D. e." viii DC re-
ociyed al this office until O'CLOCK, on SKIP
TENDER =, 1917 At which time they VIII be
opened in she presence OF attending bidders,
for the construction OF Al aquarium the
property Of the UH-ted States Fish Commits
sion, corner 9th and sts sw,, Washington,
ID c. The right Is reserved 70 reject any Or
ali bids. Specifications, plans, blank proposals,
and full information viii be furnished on APP
plication 10 Architect, United states Fish Com
mission. Washington, D. - GEORGE II.
BOWERS, Commissioner. GS-5
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En- Route to Oyster Bay.

NEW YORK. Sept I0.-President
Roosevelt passed through the city today
on his way TO Oyster Bay He reached
Jersey City at 11-40 O'Clock
On his arrival in Jersey City. NJ.
Roosevelt took the ferry and crossed %
this city He drove to the East ,T77en-
ty-third Street wharf. and there went on
board the Sylph. The yacht started a;
once for Oyster Bay.
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DEDICATION OF MONUMENT
TO MOTHER OF LINCOLN
General Black, of Chicago, VIII Deliver
Chief Address

EVANSVILLE. Ind, Sept. 10.-Gen-
John c. Black, OF Chicago, has accepted
the invitation to deliver the address at
Lincoln City October 1, At the dedica-
ton OF the monument over the grave CT
the mother OF Abraham Lincoln.
Invitations have been sent to PFesi-
dent Roosevelt. Senator Marcus A Han
ma. and all the State officials Of Indiana
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TORPEDO BOAT TESTS
TO OCCUR TOMORROW
DestToyeTs cambridge and WoIden to
Run Over Barren Island Course.

The trial or the torpedo degtroyers
cambridge and worden. which was to
have taken place today, has been post
p0ned until tomorrow The trial VIII be
over the Barren Island course, IN Ches-
speake Bay, about an hours run from
Annapolis
The torpedo boats Decatur, Wilkes,
Shubrick and Thornton arrived at Nor
folk this morning
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OF WAITING TO
HEAR FROM AMERICA

COLCHESTER, England, Sept. 10
William Toll, the seIf-confessed muir
derer Of Kansas City, who has been held
citing Instructions from America. was
today discharged from custody
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The Proper Treatment for a Sprained
Ankle.

As a rule a man viii feel well satisfied if
he can hobblc around or clutches two or three
weeks after 7Praiuing his ankle, and 1t Is
usually Two or three months before he has
tally recovered. This Is an unnecessary loss
q time. fgT IN many cases IN which Chamber
iain's Pain Balm has been promptly and freely
applied, q complete cure has been effected IN
less than one weeks time and IN some eases
within three days For sale by Henry Evans,
Wholesale and Retail ~ : 81 NV and ali
druggists
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Fields Civil Service Institute,

90 I4tl q \. "
Preparation Ior CIVIL SERVICE EE4S3INA-
Hons 4 specially GREGG and Pitman short
hand, 1ypewTstDs, Regular CuuEse Il English
and Mathematics, Bookkeeping Ten years sx-
pcrienee. aUsI-5ot
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Education for Real Lie
1854 Fer sons and Daughters. At 1923
speneerlan susiness COLLEGE.

academy OF Music Blilaias, s5h aad . Nv
Beautiful spacious halls entrance. sU5 5tG Il
Al OF tae departments oPe- GoE c4y 4aa IisnS
SESSIONS Munuay, August -
The leading ous.ae=- men o. - asAinstoa sers
educated Il tins institution, and send tlsIr scRs
and daughters and Candidates ;or en1pIoyuenE
-eEe toT framing
Night class: Monday, Wednesday ana FEl-
day, 10 9.
toT Heg catalogue OF furthe- information cali
olnce OF auusess Ml.S- SA1sA A. SPENCER,
Principal md proprietor.
LEONARD GARfTELD SrENGE.R, Secretary.
alIl-1Bt
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Movements of Steamers.

NEW YORK. Sept. 10.-Arrtved:
Steamship Pennsylvania from Hamburg
steamship Kaiserin Maria Theresa, from
Bremen
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

KNIGHTS or PYTHIAS-Officers and members
Of Decatur Lodge, No 9, K. Of r, are request
cd to assemble az typographical Temple at I
clock Funeral services over the remains %
our late brother. Daniel O'DriscUn. VIII begin
promptly at O'clock IN Congregational
Church. R. L. GRAVES, c. c., WELLS c.
HARRIIL. K z. and ). cI
SPECIAL NOTICE Confederate veterans wish
ing 10 attend the reunion Of CO. B. First
Maryland Cavalry, c. 5. 4. q Marlboro,
Wednesday September 10, are notified that the
tram leaves Chesapeake Junction AZ g-l5 q. IN
Returning leaves Marlboro at SIS and 6.55
p m Round trip. % cents JAMES N CA
PERf0N. Secretary c. V 4 el
GOVERNMENT BLANKETS. slightly damaged,
25c; Government gr2y shirts, 3 for 81; Govern
meRt boots, $50. best quality roofing paper, ,
SIS, Bargain Store. mg-S
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ceLIege .VLIla ogen 70 the PubIic.

The Old College Villa. now the eouu-
Try home OF Mr- John R. Mclean. on
Wisconsin Avenue. near WoodIey Lane.
IS noRr thrown open for the enjoyment OF
tie public The place contains seventy
FIVE acres
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REMOVED

to new and much larger quarters az 2I9 c
St NV. Occupies entire building Facilities
better than ever Opens September %. Can
O send for CataloEue.
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BLISS ELECTRICAL SCHOOL

Offers practical courses in applied Electricity,
complete ia one year. Students Taught the
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MANDOLIN. BANJO AND GUITAR

NEW STUDIO, - Ilth St,
WALTER T. HOLT, Instructor
FREE GLIB REHEARSALS ses-I&
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PHYSICAL Culture.

Carroll Institute Gymnasium classes in physI-
cal culture VIII reopen on September IS, Ig52,
az O'Clock .. IT. For further information
call OF address Carroll Institute, I0th and h
sts NV MAJR RICE j JOYCE, Pr-rfe-,or "a
Physical Cu.tUge u9-T
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WOODS
COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE

pupils limited Shorthand, typewritins, book
keeping English. Civu service Graduates
placed in positions NJ B. Il Warner and
ten other prominent bEsiEess men VIII deliver
lectures during tie ensuing year Kindly writes
telephone or call Tor nex illustrated catalogue
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HOLY CROss ACADEMY.

Select school for Young ladies and children.
Academic and Preparatory Departments
Complete courses IN Music and Art.
Orea September Is 1872 MaS ave se5-S0t
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PERSONAL NOTES.

EX-Justice Charles c. Cole. who has
been spending the holidays at pleasure
resorts in the East. has returned to
the city.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Incorporated 81 East
Capitol St Phone. East
IS Open all the year
Electric faEs. Eighteeu-a
year begins sept .
Monday, sept. I, enrsli-
mEnt day. Number q
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81. CEClL[A,S AcAlEMY.

Gll EAST CAPI10L STREET,
THIS popular boarding and day-sehool i5r
girls VIII resume studies Monday. September
IS. Education thorough and prsetleal- PHI
mary. commercial, ana academic courses Music
and art For further particulars, address
MOTHER AUGUSTA, Superior. nj
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Fiynn's Business COLLEGE.

EIGHTH AND h STREETS. EstabF shed Is7s.
Day CT Night Sessions. 50 year
Business. Shorthand, Typewritiag
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Mrs h c. Griffin, formerly Of George
town. IS lying seriously III at her home.
10 Arlington Avenue, Baltimore. She
was taken i'll several weeks ago while
IN Pennsylvania.
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AUCTION SALES.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-I VIII sen at
auction all goods OF Miss kiJcheu aad Mrs
g. Adams, for storage ami other expenses on
SepteEEber Is 1902. WA +. REANER ESQ
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,

vermont ave. and Thomas Circle
English, Scientific AID Commercial Course
Studies resumed september s Catalogues senE
application. BROTHER ABDAS, PresideaS
auzo-Sot
ACADEMY. Rockville, Nd for boys; horAs
life; individual care zRd f=ztrUction. terms
moderate. Address y. Z. NAS0N. L. :. n Il
BlI-e'
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UNDERTAKERS.

R. F. HARvEy's SONS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS
and En.balmers, 1926 Fourteenth s. \ ".
Strictly arst-ciass service - moderate prices
ComInodioJs chapel Phone Main SIS sel0-tf
]. WILLIAM LEE,
UNDERTAKEN AND LIVERY.
2s2 Penn Ave \ W Washington, D. c.
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TYPICAL Popular Scenes.

The interesting incidents Of the trip
were vastly Increased by the Presidents
characteristic frankness, which put him
mo Immediate to1eb with the people At
every stopping pits The audiences at
successive stations we're 30 the observer
and instructive sight, as the varying
moods swuyed under the spell q the
President words
WEea stop Has made there was in
variabIv q rush o. several hundred per
soRs sho fastened TO scan every window
% The train. asking where's the Presi-
6entg''
me rear platform habit seemed 10 be
mite knoen al most o. the rural sta
slens, and consequently there was great
.lIalnaIy agitation shows lest each
- awe sht'eld miss the particular plat
~ Il down which the President might
- 10 ingle with the crowd But as
- customary method Of county cleo
Eing IS urJ followed By the IA
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Mrs Barry Buckley, wife Of the sec
rotary Of the Business Mems Associa-
ton and Of the Grand Army encamp-
ment committees, will shortly return
from Warrenton. Va, where she has
been spending the past few weeks.
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Miss EsteIIa Disney, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis H. Disney, will be mar
Tied this eyenipg, at the Wilson Memo
rial Church. to Mr.. William Oliver
Murray
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AsheviIIe's Fine Views.

aTae Land Of the Sky seemed TO have
been specially gT0omed by Dame Nature
for the visit Of Americas foremost citi-
zen. The early morning rain. which
threatened to take the crimD out Of ali
the elaborate plans for the day. did not
interfere in the least. The sun soon
came out brilliantly and made the drip
ping landscape glisten, drove away the
lover mists and sent fugitive clouds
seurrying OF around the frowning noun
tain peaks. where they would do the
most good II the gala scenic panorama
which the President had come 10 see.
after his speech
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Prof L. p. Moore has gone 10 Balti-
more 10 deliver course Of lectures.
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Clifford Howard, CHER assistant TO
the secretary to the Board OF District
Commissioners, was absent from his du-
ties today. Mr. Howard IS conducting
some technical experiments with kites
near Chevy Chase, and the fresh. breeze
today enabled him TO get his kites into
the air and 10 make observations
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-10

Attorney Henry E Davis has returned
from q short visit to Saratoga, where
he went On business and pleasure COM
bined.
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Mr. Isaac Cans. OF Saks 8. Co. was at
the District Building this morning in the
interests OF the G. A. r encampment,
looking after the privileges which the
committee IS allowed. to dispose OF for
stands, etc Mr. Cans is taking great
interest in furthering the matters per
tanning 20 the encampment which come
under his Supervision
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ments 10 the end. I don't ask you to remember
what YOU can't forget, the lesson OF loyalty OF
courage Of steadfast adherence to the highest
standards of honor which all men draw IN
when they breathe the atmosphere Of this great
institution.
The President was followed by General Horace
Porter whose address was listened to with the
closest attention, and was loudly applauded
from the opening sentence every few moments
TO the close.
when in doubt. go ahead" was advice which
seemed to please all and his advice Never un-
derestirnate yourself in battle and never over
estimate yourself in q report" was one Of the
bits of his speech. in which humor. patriotism
and pathos were beautifully blended
The next speaker was Secretary Root who de-
Tended the army in the Philippines. and aroused
wild enthusiasm when he said of the men who
are fighting for their country that they shall
not be condemned uuheard.
The other numbers on the programme for the
dav we're the graduation parade at . r. M and
the dinner In the mess hall an hour later
President Roosevelt will not go from here 70
oyster Bay as planned He will depart shortly
after noon tomorrow on the special train, ana
go directly to Washington by way of Jersey
CITY 1t is expected that he will reach Wash
ington about p IN.
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after the colors had been saluted and Chaplain
Shipuan had asked a blessing Colonel Mills
said that 1t would be a pleasure TO hear from the
President whether the academy which had been
founded through the instrumentality Of the
first President Of the United States. had ac-
complished the purposes for which il was called
into existence.
THE PRESIDENT SPEAKS.
President Roosevelt's response was a ringing
Endorsement of the methods pursued at the
academy He said that in the century Of its
existence the academy had added more to the
roll Of honor Of the country tnen any other
educational institution and he spoke of the
academy as the most American and democratic
OF all the schools in the land. He paid a high
tribute 10 the officer who received his educa-
ton at West Point. and impressed upon the
young men who about to be graduated the
Importance of the unit in modern warfare
President Roosevelt's reference to his expert
ence in Cuba, and his favorable comments on
the action there of Mills. Schipp and Haskell
called forth great applause. The President
spoke follows:
Colonel Mills the graduates Of West Point and
Won men and women who are drawn to them by
ties Of citizenship, by the simple fact that
you are Americans. and. therefore. OF necessity
drawn to them lapplauseb. l am glad 10 nave
the chance Of saying a WORD 10 you to-UaS-
There is little need for me 70 say how well your
performance has compared with the prophetic
promise made on your behalf by the greatest OF
Americans, Washington. (Applause0 This IN
stitution has completed its first hundred years
of life During that century no other educa-
tional institution in the land has contributed as
many names as West Point has contributed to
the honor roll Of the nations citizens GAP
plause.l
Colonel Mills. 1 claim 20 be historian. and
I speak simply a reciter Of facts when l
say what 1 have said and more than that, not
merely has West Point contributed a greater
number Of the who stand highest on the
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FIVE zEBUs on LONG JOURNEY.

HERE FROM ISDTA-rHEY ARE GOING TO
VENEZUELA.
Having travelled already thirteen thousand miles
five zebus will to-day start from this port the
last ge OF their voyage from India Venezuela
One Of them is a pure white bull The other meEl-
bers Of the group are two COWS. and two calves
about six months old II Is expected that they
will form the basis Of q herd TO be raised II
Venezuela The five arrived hare the steam
ship HfIItra from Liverpool. Yesterday they were
transferred to the Barber Asphalt Com7sny's
steamer Maraval. Captain kirxby. which viii caTrF
them to Trinidad where the government OF Veusz-
ue.a will take charge OF them
For the animals accomr1oda ton there were BUR-
the deck OF the Maraval stalls heavily padded
with hay and hurlap- The and the calves
have their sides and bodies similarly padded but.
although the bull is the more valuable. he IS az
protected. Two Hin6oO men accompany the ami
mails. They refused last night 20 pad the bUll a.
they had the COWS and calves They show tae
greatest respect for him. and intervals drop 70
their knees before him and thrice strike their fore
heads the deck He is never left unattended.
One Hindoo sleeps while the other guards him.
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rrcsu former meetings. There wss one man IA
the long line Vho did not reach the recelfihe
marty He was a tall, soldieriy LOOKING Hio
o< not less than seventy. with Loyal bNsioi
hutton in his coat lapel The officer at tiie
sf;TI. gate would not allow the old man TO pass
because ne had no badge TO show that ne was
an invited guest. His plea had no eHecI Oh
TIE Young officer and the old man walked away
-z-i., dtsanpcintrnenr written every feature
There was a suspicious moisture IN the eyes
Of his wife who laid 2 hand soothingly upon
his arm as they walked away together. The
gesture said plainly: Don't you care" Pos
sfhlz- rH did not hut he did not see the Presi-
dent
From the porch the visitors went TO the lawn
where 2 tent had been put up, in which light
refreshments were served On the lawn one
had a good opportunity to see the visitors
There were groups of officers who had served
in the Confederate army. and other groups OF
officers who were relating experiences in CUBA
Porto Rico or the Philippines, and there were
stiI other groups in which Cupid was more in
evidence than Mars Secretary Root was the
centre of a large company of men and women
and near him stood the French military at
.tache. making desperate efforts entertain
a beyy of young girls The Turkish attache
conspicuous because of the black fez he wore
was also a popular figure among the civilian
visitors. and Colonel Won witzleben made use
OF the opportunity TO air his fairly good Eng
lish The smallest uniformed on the lawn
was the military attache Of the japanese Le-
cation Fer long time he had as his nearest
neighbor Minister WI, who wore a lavender
skirt and dark jacket.
Before you marry he said TO q young
woman, ASK your mother; she is the one who
knows what is best for you and turning TO
the women's little brother he continued: And
you, TOO. See that your mother likes the girl
before you marry her" The twelve-year-old
boy promised that he would. Just then some
one offered the Chinese diplomat some punch
He accepted the glass. and when the ladies
New-York tribune., 1902-06-12
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
Washington. June 1.-THE following army ana
na ", orders have been issued
ARMY.

ARMY
The following changes in the stations and duties
OF officers Of the corps of engineers are ordered:
Captain SPENCER COSBY will tske ePoaTy sa'i2n sr3: At
Of ths Improvement of The Delaware fver from LTen
viii take station wlmnston and assume m 80 charge s
Of such works may BE- assigned TO him oy the ene'
Lieutenant colonel CHARLES W RAYMOND on his re-
55b 5qT9 l9 and md r.ts aptsn sPencer Cosby
return to his station a Mobile.
First lieutenant FREDERICK T ARNOLD. 4th CavslrH
will report at jefferson Barracks
Captain DONALD = MCORD. assistant surgeon now At
Francisco. will report surgeon on the transport
F4rs, Lieutenant GEORGE D. ARRowsMITH. 26th Jn-
fantr viii proceed % Fort Sloeqn &c. Ne oI orr 4 ,i 5S
fq!y hl reslmen, a. 1aaI IN the "ni5i ThilPpnes
The ssgnsat Of First Lieutenant HEERg zen G W.T.
iastoa from MAY 81 to july l is announced.
First I eqeen svsd wRhS dm son M IN wSb on a2 July
when he will join his troop at Fort Robinson
The assignment of Captain ROBERT G. PAXTON. 10th
CsvairE. to station and duty In Washington is an
IS a@aiisd as member Of the examining board
Hobbs artillery corps relieved during the examination
only Of Captain William r. Rochester. IT.. pay
First Lieutenant JOHN J REILLT assistant surgeon.
York, and will proceed to Fort Porter New-York. 70
proceed Francisco for assignment to the com
sad ST the oSnt sneF Afed % deputy 70
general who viii report to the surgeon general foF
Major THOMAS CRCsE quarternaster is relieved from
duty Il Philippines and VIII proceed San
Francisco for further orders.
CAPTAIN JOHN F STEPHENS. 0th Infantry. Is directed
to report army retiring board Governors ISL
and, Nsw-York. for eXamna ton
NAVY
Lieutenant II g. GATES. detached Naval Academy: to
Of Navigation Navy Department; thence 10
Asiatc Station taking steamer sailing from San
Francisco June 2s.
-'FriSs1 rsa;Tnent G At Naval Hospital Ss"-Tor home
three months.
Lieutenant J. j RABY. detached Naval Academy: to
the OREGON June IS
Lieutenant ". 4 MCULLY, 10 the Columbia. yard.
New-YOrk, June -
Lieutenant NJ H. s1GNOR. detached Naval Academy:
the Mohcan. sailing from San Francisco June 81
Ensign F l.. PINNEY. detached the Dixie: home enc
month
Pay Director H. NJ. DENNISTON. retired June 13.
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PARTRIDGE APPROVES CHARGES.
ONE OF HERLIHYS WARDMEN ACCUSED OF
PERJURY AND RECEIVING BRIBES.

ONE OF HERLIHY'S WARDMEN ACCUSED OF
PERJURY AND RECEIVING BRIBEs.
District Attorney Jerome yesterday filed with Po
lice Commissioner Partridge charges against Pa
trolman S J. Reagan. who formerly Captain
Herlihys wardman in the precinct east OF the Bow
cry, and Commissioner Partridge approved them
Of vice and received bribes when he was wardman
the station in Eldridge-st.. in 1899 and 1900
Among the specifications those which say that
he received money from s. Richter at No 140
Chrystie-st.. in September. 1900. and that in Sep
tember 1899. he hired Edward Nariaus to collect
money for him as follows: $50 a month from No
17S Chrystie-st. 500 a month from No. 1919 De-
lancey-st SO a month from No. Il Orchard-st. and
$50 month from building Broome and Eldridge
SITS Rea gan is accused. too. of committing per-
jury at the trial of Captain Herlihy.
Mr.. jerome said in the afternoon that he
pected to keep up his fight against wTongdoing in
the police force while he remained in office whether
juries convicted indicted policemen not and he
added:
This is finish fight, as far as my office is con-
cerned. l have reason to change the policy I
have laid out. If person in unlawful busi-
ness a legitimate business. crosses their
path they go out do him. II he happens to be
in lawful business he is harassed and driven
about until he gets under the umbrella and makes
should use means lawfully, as they have unlaw-
fully, to force better condition of affairs. This
plan. think, will be very etticacious in the dis
cipline Of the department"