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The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-22
Decoration OdU
Order For Observance

Nesiey Post is making great prepd. :
ations fer their patriotic exercises an
Memorial Day. A letter, or rather an
order, has been sent out to all COM
rades in the city 10 be present on May
3oth and take an active part in the
cciehraloh Of the day. The ord ar
reads as follows:
Headquarters of Negley Post. G. A. r..
Tucson. Arizona, May 90, 1902.
General Order.
l. The members OF Negley Post, G.
A r., will assemble in the post room
az 7:30 a M. May Both 1902, from
whence they will proceed to the GEM
etery. and there hold the regular SER
vices OF our order In devout celebation
OF Memorial Day.
2. Grand Army men. not members of
the Post. all Old soldiers Of the civil
war. the war with Spain and the war in
the Philippines, and the Sons of Vet
erans are cordially invited to take
par II the celebration OF our Memo
rial service.
{. 1t should be borne in mind that
Memorial Day Is now national day;
1t is the day on which every family
follows the beautiful custom Of low
ing'y placing flowers on the graves Jf
their Gerarted dear ones.
1. Invitation to Join with us on tha-.
occasion has heen addressed to the fra
ternal orders and societies. which inyi-
tation Ii hereby extended to the
school children and to every family
and individual in the city, including
all old soldiers of the Confederate
army. And the Post commander sin
cerely trusts that all will respond. as
they do in every other city. town and
community in these United States
S. Comrade w. J. Ross has been Sc
lected as grand marshal of the day
All organizations intending to take
part in the celebration are requested to
select marshal, who will report to
the grand marshal for duty and assign
ment.
q. All who desire to contribute
flowers are earnestly requested to send
them to G. A. X. post rooms A. o. L.
w. halD early on the morning of May
30, when committee will be In at
tendance to receive them.
T. Corrade Judge Thomas b.
Mitchell las been selected as orator of
the dly
s. Ii = sincerely hoped that the peo-
pie OF : .cson will cordially unite with
us In lking this Memorial Day one
to be ing remembered in the history
Of the ity.
ROBT H. e. MINTY.
Commander.
| " J. K0ss, Adiutant.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-22
e. ., = canary In n Little PIG.

The canary is always regarded as n
small eater, Just as the pig Is notorious
for its gluttony People with small ap-
petltcs are often twitted for not eating
more than enough to feed canary
and this led man who was a tiny eat"
or to watch the yellow bird and report.
lie found that canary that weighed
OF grains ate Just thirty-two times lis
own weight in month; That ls' IL a'e
rather more than its own weight on an
average every day. Anyone who watch-
cs Yhe little bird will notice that 1t Is al
ways eating. Now. says the investlga'
tor, a pig doesn't eat its own weight eV-
cry day. giutton as it is. Hence he
thinks that the canary deserves to be
classcd as little pig.-London An
aWprS.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-22

WASHINGTON. H. c., May %
Ex-senator Manderson. of Nebraska
has not lost the art of storytelling
aud benz in Washington to look al er
the interests of the beet-sugar grow
ers. he spends some time at the Cap
itol. where his company in the cloak
room Is ;lways sought. Yesterday
zen. Henderson made this contribu-
zion 10 the sympostum
Some years ago" he said. Il had
occasion to make trip across the
plains and we camped out as we went
along The first night ont ! watched
COW boy cooking supper, was quite
interested not only because was
hungry. but also because | imagined
that the COW boy was some finely edu-
lated fellow, who knew how to enjoy
good eating and would cook to perfec-
ton. The supper however, was sim
ply vile, II could not be eaten. There
was plenty of good stuff but it had
been spoiled.
" William" | said to the man what
are your qualifications for cooking o.
/ haven't any was his frank re-
ply. ! simply have a swollen leg and
can't ride
A most interesting story developed
yesterday when the Senate passed the
bilI to restore Capt Thomas II. Car
penter to the army and place his name
on the retired list.
Capt. Carpenter was wounded at tn ,
battle of Gettysburg. A ball went into
his leg. There was no doubt of that.
The wound. however. healed. and there
was nothing inside or outside OF it .C
indicate the presence of the bulIct.
When. therefore, Capt Carpenter was
ordered to march with his company and
said that he could not walk. the sur
Geons laughed at him. They made au-
other examination and again assured
him that nothing was the mater.
Again he was ordered to march and
again lie fell by the side of the roa :.
FINALLY II was question of disobeyine
orders or resigning, and he chose the
latter alternative
Not long ago the mans leg was
placed under the X-rays and there,
sure enough, the mimic ball was plain
ly seen imbedded in the knee cap, al
though the flesh on the outside hard
ly in9.e1eGf even the wound Photo
graphs or the ball appealed to the old
soldiers on the Military Committee.
and. although they had previously act
ed ad ersely on the case, they decided
that the evidence of the X-rays was
not to be dsregarded. Senator Pettus
who secured the passage of the bill
had sympathetic interest in the case
because he still carries in his leg bull
let which he received in battle.
Some one called the attention of
Senator Hoar to the statement that
Gov. Jeff Davis proposed to liberate
negro prisoner and send him to Mass
nchIsetts
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-22
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF co
PARTNERSHIP

The partnership heretofore exist
ing under the firm name of Russell &
Sheldon, doing business In the City of
Tucson, Arizona is this day dissolved
by mutual consent: the said Russell.
succeeding the said partnership. will
continue to conduct the business here
tofore conducted by the said firm. and
VIII collect all accounts due the said
firm, and pay all bills which the said
firm owes at this date.
FRANK +. RUSSELL
HENRY f. SHELDON,
Tucson, Arizona, May II. 1902.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-22
Ran without Legs.

A certain congressman has smart
granddaughter. whose clever sayings
are the delight OF her parents. The oth'
er day she came to her grandfather
with her face all smiles
Grandpa" she said, Il saw some
thing this morning running across the
kitchen door without any legs. Wha'
do think it was?"
Mr. Congressman studied for awhile
and gave up What was it:' he asked
Water" said the youngster trium-
nhantly.-St. Louis Post Dispatch.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-22
Proceeding with Caution.

"Are you sure that your arguments
are calculated to impress people with
your punctilious principesr'
Il don't want TO impress EN- TOO
strongly with my punctiliousness," an
swered Senator Sorghum. III any
body is willing to sell out. don't want
him TO feel scared about making q
proposition. Washington Star.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-22
STAND LIKE A STONE WALL

Between your children and the tor.
lures OF itching and burning eczema.
scaldnead or other ska diseases.
How? Why, by using Bucklen's Arni-
ca Salve, earth's greatest healer.
Quickest cure for Ulcers, Fever Sores.
Salt Rheum. Cuts, Burns or Bruises
tnfalible for Piles. Csc at al druggists.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-22
Floods In Oklahoma
People Take to Roofs

PERRY. Okla. May 22.-Heavy
rains caused the creek running
through Perry to overflow it's banks at
o'clock this morning
Several small houses were washed
away before the occupants could es-
cape.
0ne woman. name unknown. Is re-
ported drowned Several women and
Children were rescued from the trees
ant House roofs.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-22
just n Way She Had.

Softlcigh how'd Miss CiGsles
weally laughed at me lawst evening.
doncher know.
Miss Cutting oh. well. you shonidnt
notice. She often laughs at nothias.-
Chicago News.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-22
DANGEROUS IF NEGLEC iED.

Burns, cuts and other wounds often
become troublesome sores. Even
where delay mas aggravated such in
Juries, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
effects cure. Il had q running sore
on my leg thirty years." says II. C.
Hartiy, Yankeetown, Ind. After u.s.
ing many remedies, l tried DeWitt's
Witch HAZEL Salve. A few boxes
healed the sore" Cures all skin dis
ceases, Piles yield to it at once Be-
ware of counterfeits. S. D. Bell &
Son.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-22
Fatal Explosion
OF a Powder Plant

REDDlNG Cal, May 22.--The plant
of the Deltite Powder Works, located
near Delta. was blown up today. kill
ing Mrs. George p. NJ Her and child,
who resided 100 yards from the plant
and fatally injuring another child who
occurred
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-22

Kansas City meats Palace Meat
Market.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-22

some one called the attention of
senator Hoar to the statement that
Gov. jeff Davis proposed to liberate
negro prisoner and send him to Mass
1chIsetts
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-22
A. Good an Any One There.

As Good aH Any ORe There.
Brown Were you the best man at
Hobson's wedding?
Green-No, guess not, but ! was
lust as good as any man there.-Chica-
so News.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-22
e. a. JAM 8

TEACHER OF
Voice Culture,
Sight Singing. Piano,
Violin, Cornct, Guitar, Mandolin
and Orchestra Instruments.
Lebert & Stark "
Taugh. for Artistic Piano Playing.
Studio 80 Council @t.
rue 8OM, ARE%.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-05-22

II this weather keeps up you will
nave to hunt up your last spring suit
and have 1t cleaned or buy a ney, one
from Smith, the leading Tailor.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-08
SaIvados por espanoIes

I'm Ell viaie que an oil mes paaado hizo de
HAbAna 4 VsracruS ell vauor de In Cempafifa
Trastl6ntica SAIfonso XTIfS, avist6 ceres del
DriAngulo del NO, los pslos de ua oarGo sum er.
Kido. Bl buqus ssptn0l 80 aproxim6 81 nku.
frago. Era oil pRilebot nortsaw ericAno &Con-
tesf,S que hAbiG salido de Pensacola para dedi :
carss 8 IL pesca, an bnsca de fondeadero
smbisti6 en- los bajos Sc fu6 plqus.
Ocho hOmbres e1mpoBian Ia dos2ci6n del
paIlehmt Soera unAs pehAs snfrlsron dos dias
de angustiA. Ds allf los recogIeron por oFden
del capit6n DsschRmps, cuRtro tRipulantss de
GAlfonso XIIIs, 6 cuyo bordo fusron condu.
sidos.
FL passie espsHol compet6 la 6bFa de sal
Ramento dc nuestTo bRreo; Fegal6 los nku-
lFagog norteam sricAnos salvados 500 pasetas
On monsds espsn0a, recompenG&ron adsmSs
bsplAndidaments los marineros que hAbi&n
Fscogldo los nkufrsgos, quienes desem barc&-
ron en- Vsr&cfus pudieron n&nifsstar su
consul la gratitud qus deblan oil cAptkn del
9Alfonso XI1LP
Llkmanse los sAlVadoG Albert Mayo, capi.
san; Wslseh, photo; W. Jones, Febin, Crow
ford, Juloh Macdonald, mArInsFos, y el coct-
nero WRrAel.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-08
Honorable GobsrnAdor Civil

Las Uniones do albSatles, csrpintsros, IT,
p6grafos, bFReeros, pintoFes, y u ni6n Obrera
Federada, reunid&s en- AsambleA magma en- 10
Federation LlbFe la Mocha del de los corrien-
teS acord6 rsmItir "a. Ia aiguisnte exposi-
cI6n.
Honorable ssior:
El ssntImiento de la sublime earldad crIs.
tiara evocamos en- este instants para que Pc
metre en- vuestrO msgn6nimo coRaz6n y sea
raslIzAda por y /. una ohFs de misericordis ?
de justlcia.
AlIk, en- aqueIIas leianas tIsrras del Hs-
wall, gimen en- la rnas negra dssolacioE or
fandAd eentanaYss de infslices pusrtorriqus.
GoB que Ia miseris y sl hsmbre arrastr6 81 vii
meFcado de la contFRt& y de ID eeclaVitud, en-
gAfiados por tFAfesntss dsspiadados,
Esos desdichadoS p3isanos nuestros son,
adsmEs, Vfctimas de intquiiadss Atropellos
erusntoa Que o c&da hor& realism los m&Ye-
Rales y poIcias. Elos no pusden resistir poF
inas tempo al salvAjismo que contra Ia huma-
aidRd de cAdA uno han dessrrollsdo los msr-
eAdsres que les &rrehataPon del feeundo sueo
sn que naeieron y visron Ia lus primers.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-08
LA FEDERACION LIBRE
EXPOSITION AL GOBERNADOR

Temsmos que ls dssssperaei0n llegue su
GItimo grado. y ssos infsices puersorriquenos
sean sepultados para slempre en- la negra fosa
comd1.
Y por tales rRzonss, honorable safior, laa
Unioaea arrtBa exprssadas, prctsstRn soem-
nsmente ante ustsd de las eriminAidadss
fAlta de mi8ariaordi2 que sa eomesan contra
los puertorriqus6,s en- sl Hawaii piden, 0
nombre del Soberano que rife los dsstinos del
Universo, hsgs TODD 10 que este vuassro oil
canes perque eaos dssgraciados sean devusl-
tos este su pals natal
Y m dudsndo de vuestrs bondGd y fratsrr
nal carii1 Paexto Rico y sus hiios, somoi
con todo 81 raspeto y confederation debidag
af nos. lsalss vuestros
Por Ia anton dg brGceTos. .-Nolaaco Raeies
Nobsrto @ h7ass.
Por Ia a,st6n de ptrs.ores.-sabss Rivera
Martha Carrilo.
Por la anton de carptrsteros sAndailo san
chez, Igaseio BatsncOurt.
For EG 9s4Et6n fedsqf1dG. G.-Candelsr1o Martt
nsz, Gtasiiiano Csden1.
Por la u1tt6ra de GlbafStges. Juan Andrade,
MARTA Ribss.
Por.1a anton de ttp6grofos.-Juan RobIes,
s Aturnino Donss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-08
PARA LAS GALLlNAS

AhorA results que Ia AlinasntAei6n,earnf-
RoRA es sapsrioR & In graEf fvora, para consa.
Euir Que lRH saliinas popg2n hRsvou en- mayor
h&msro de dimsnslonss extrAordiAsRias.
Los snaAy0a he0hos en- FrARcia per Mr.
Frederic Houssay, tssAi6csn cue una gAlIina
AiimantAds con grano da 127 husvos, que pa
bAn seis kilos: misntras que RIimsntadA con
s@rna, poAa do 1B1 176 que arFo1an IN peso
de mas De diex ksloS.
El huev0 do lRS gAllinaa RTAnfvoRAs, peaa
poR t3rmino medic IS gramoe, Q! de las car
hiVoEaB do IS So.
El sabor de los hnevos pRceedentss de ga
llinAs eaFnfvorAs, NO dinsrs sn NADIA ds los
bagos.
nj mismo FesultAdo 80 eonagus con oil sis.
AeEn@ mixto dc AllmentAr las gallinAs con
gFAn0 cen eaFne, procur6ndclas esta de YES
On cnando no sonMnuAmsnta.
De todos modos, egts tFahajo de 6sioloGia
nlemsntal mereee In pena de que se astudis an
las explotacionss aglfcolas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-08
LA ESTACION NAvAl.
Informe de Mr.. Bradford


En- ai Dspartamsnto de Ia gaarra de Was
hipgton 50 ha rscibido 81 informe del almiran-
Gs r. B. Bradford con ell Studio hsche de los
uusrtos que visit6 en- las Antiilss para el esta-
bleclmisnto de una Estacf6n Naval.
Puerto de San Juan
En- ssts informe opina Mr.. Bradford que
seyfa impraeteahle estabiecsr ma Eitaei6n
Naval en- San aan de Pusrto Rico, por ser
uno de les puerEos mos pobSss de las Antiiias
del ante, porqus para Ponerlo en- cend1cie
mes de podeR recibir baques de gram sones1e
v porte, 80 necesitaIfA hacer IN g gasto muy 81
trgordinario.
Ell Congreso
Como aun daxeonoeida lA opinion que so
bre eI asunto tiene la magorfs del C3ngreso'
no Sc anticipA ninguna noticis de que puerto
sc hAr6 Ii dotacl6n de Ia Estaei6n Naval.
La bahia de la Habana
En informe sntregsdo por ei alnif&nts
Bradford, al Dspartsmento de Marina, EXPIRE
sa aousl que Ia bahia de ID Habana, 90 una
de las m meiores situadas an las Antillss para ell
establscimiento de una Eataei6n Naval.
FaciIidades
Af1ade, oil referido In nforme. qne 10 iala da
Cuba estk mas cerca de Ia costa del Contlnen.
BE- 10 que faeilitsf1a mucho 81 transports de
material do tropas,y adsmAs de ser Ia GO
municacion con los Estados Unidos mas rApidss
los gastos nscesarias par& poner la bahia de 10
HabsnA en- eondicionss de sstablecer Ia Esta-
ci6n Naval serfsn mueho muy reducidos.
Ia recommendation
gs cree en- Washington que ell gobierno ne
aeeptsrs la recommendation con rsspseto al
puerto de III Habana, pues no podrfa obtensr
ael Congraao la &pro o5aci6n de un er6iito para
eastarlo en- Ia isla de Cuba.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-08
FERN NANDo POO

Los peri6diess beigas pnbIlean una noli-
A!A, cue 6 tituln de informacl6H 6nicAmsnts
d0bemDs FeprodneIr. Rehsr6se . viSjeros
Gel Congo, seEdn los cualss Sc hs lls-
gado o. mn complat0 AcGSrdo entire una inpor-
tAnts S0cledad bslgs ell gobierAc aspafiol pa
"a oil Rrfandamisnto o Rquella dc In Isla de
Fernando Poo. Ansden los Sutores del xumor
que In misma SoeiedAd el GobIerno sspafiol
afguen brasog para sl arrend&mianto del terri-
togio continental, situAdo entire Bio Campo
Rio Munf psrtenecients Espafs.
Con referenOia . noticiKs de origen espA-
hOl, ae dice CUE vi las propoSciones existen no
han aido aesptAdas hastA ahorR por Ell gobier-
no.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-08
CRISIS EN- e. MINISTERI0 De ESPAlA


Weyer renuncia
NADIA hay dshnitivo todavfa raspecto al
desenlace de ID crisis pArcial anuneiada con
motive del disgusto oeurrido entire los seforas
Wsylsr Ssgsssa.
Consoles
Los amigos de aquel aconsaian que Conti-
nGe fernando parte del GAbinsta.
TropieEs CON grsndes difoultadaa IL pre-
vie de ID cartera de Guerra, causs de no ha-
berse aprobsdo a6n las feformas.
EI sustituto probable
Case de qas el general Wsylar, insista ea
sspararsa del ministerio, aerA ResmpaEadc,
segGn tedAs laG proDabiiidadss, por al gsnefaI
Bargss que dssempena actualmense Ii capita.
MIA general de CataIuGa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-08
Juicios en- San Juan

La Corts de Dssrito de San naa ha aefa-
lado los Siguieptes juicios orales
Dia Q: Del J1Egado de Catsdrai, eontra Ja-
cinto Marquez, Jsa6s Ma Sierra, Rafael Murial
Juan Valdejnli otros, por tentative de v.e-
laci6r, stentado estafa respeetlvAmente.
Dls 10: Dsl Juzgado de San Francisco, par
estafa, lesiones y malversac6n respsctivamer-
te, contra Bastlio JRrartier, EstebAn R ,sario y
Angsl del Vale; del Juzgado de CAtedrAl, por
hurto contra Julio Cruz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-08
Islas danesas

En In GkmAra alta del Parlamento danes
a ha puesto en To- ordsn del dfR oil Tratado de
vanta dc las antiIlRs dRnssAs 8 los Estados
No AZ IA hscho rtferenclG alguna los
rsygoa ouo 40 hIcieron en el CongFeGo da los
Fstados Unidos contra ciertos oAciaiss acusa-
as Ga B0borno. para votar On favor &c iA VEN
sN@ -. $50 cfus n Apatado ser4 retlnsado en-
II. gsrsara y nua autas del rs del corrisnts
aass, sl rey christian armAEA q doeumsnao ae
ATaseage,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-08
PaIabras de Kriiger

Ei presidente X ngsr na sxursnado M
Wesssis, delsRado b0er que aeaba d0 rerreaar
de los Estadox nidos, que 50 dssso aa tarmf.
mar cuanto antes In guerra, ' qua con revnectt,
los tsrminos de la paS, Ell ReeptArA 10 que as-.
siman 10 generates boers que az sneuantrAn ami
aAmpsEa, q los eu&ies Rconse1 ara daDsngan mn
POGO su snergfE. Ia de que lR tstmlna sion
de ID lncha Rea IN hechO cuanto aniEs no sgi
aeEKsme mas sangea africans por clInaa de ID,
eodIala bTit6nica.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-08
PRoCES0 ELEyADo

Aver SO alev6 6 la Corts de Diatrito de
HumAcao. el prOeeso instrnfdo poy al atentsdo
de que f16 vfctima al domingo 80 de MaPna
nuestro compsnsro ToYo FsrnRndexa
Las diigenciss sumariaa tienen una prua-
Da ds cargo Abrumsdora, aun cnando ell jan.
gado ss hs negado admitir pruebaa sobrs liz
ensmiatRd antigua de- PoIanoo con Toro Far
nAnoez,e&usA detsrminants del deiito frnstradd.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-08
Aguas Buanas

E domingo hubo una asambleA de cat6Ii-
cos en- Aguas Busnas.
Asiatleron ele los senoEss Abslla BAst6n,
Oaiss Pbro. PUG, de eata ciudad.
Nos dicen que hubo IN valioso Contingsn-
to de campesinos sn ell acto.
No tansmos noticias de los aeueF60s to-
mados, nj de las personals elegidas para In
JuntA PArroquisl.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-04-08
EI Espionaie en- Francia

Telegrafian de Nsa Que el GornlsArio ei4
peci&l en- aquslla estaci0n ha desenido, por Or
denss reei6ldAs de Paris, IN baron aism4n
RcusAdo de estafa sspionajs.
HncontrAronls en su equtpaje eArtuches
Leoel pianos procedentss del gran eetadO
mayor central dsl eisreito frances
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-14
BROOKLYN BRIEFS


 --The Savages defeated the Jewelry Streets in an interesting football game at Riverside park on Sunday after noon. The score was 10 to O.
 The St Thomas Cadets football team will have to practice hard tnls week in order to be in good condition for the game on Sunday with the Mer- rimac A. c.
 Town Plot school district was held presided The report of the commit tee which was appointed at the last meeting to confer with Attorney Por- ter L. Wood, tax collector of the school district, in regard to back taxes, made report. The report made by the committee, which consisted of Charles Tyack. chairman. |. l.. Upson and John l.. Anderson, was to the effect that the committee had made 9 care full inspection of all records pertaining to back taxes and had been greatly assisted by MT Wood. Tn twenty-nine cases foreclosure proceedings had been brought and in five of these judgments have been declared for the district, six teen are still pending in the court and eight have been discontinued by order of the supreme court. The result of these proceedings is as follows: Amount of costs, $77S.26; amount col lected, $476.2S; Attorney Wood's con- mission, $47.60. This leaves unpaid costs to the amount of $350.58, for which Attorney. Wood has given his personal note to the clerk of the court. The names of the owners of the prop erty against which judgment had been secured ara EridS1in and Sfainman Maria Laury, Joseph Rames, Michael Fisher and Ellen Brick. The present committeeman was empowered to ex- ecute the, necessary deeds and to effect settlement on these estates now owned by the district. The meeting also voted to have Attorney Wood continue as attorney for the district until the cases now pending in the courts are entirely settled. Last nights proceed ings may be considered signal victory for Attorney Wood over the forces which were championed at the last | meeting by Hans Rasmussen.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-14
POLICE COURT D0INGs.
Case Before tne Court for Not Moving On When Ordered.

Only a few minutes sufficed to dis pose of the business of the city court this morning. Judge Burpee presided. James Bodreal was arrested yesterday for theft of quantity of cigars from the Consolidated Railroad Co. Prose- cutor Durant stated that he had settled for $50, and, furthermore, that he had made full restitution to the railroad company.
 The case against Joseph Betz for adultery was again continued to Mon- day morning, to accommodate Lis coun- sel, Attorney Cole.
 The only other case was that against William Losseau for lettering on the street and resisting Officer Goggins. There was a row on Bank street last evening, it seemed from the testimony, and the accused was one of crowd of POO spectators. He refused to move on when requested by Officer Goggins. and when arrested pur up fight. At. torney Guilfoile appeared for him and asked clemency. Sentence was sus- pended on the case for loitering and a fine of $15 and costs was imposed on the case for resistance.