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Elevated stairwav.

- W. TniTor ~ wv SrN-Sirf TIE letter
RON sour cu-rrsrond-n' this nHrrrng 90 the
,initssy nuisance OF CorIlanit street induces me
ohrrnt = ior- trr; Si~nr- IN inis suh, ct FREAK
dd Oy' P1rlod-. vcrii - much better For
r,r-uc- " granh'csly snd " ih'uiiy dr~r'-d
by ynuf CORE srord-n' and zach morning have
a~naitswnrgrd Hi-~sh -, short ~ yht-i rud psr!
unuloIS rUu-y nat newits ard ~ 'p-tusi-s th's
Atus-. Tine o. transit frrm car 10 street Va TIE
narrow snd tortuous stairway thNi S~nrfs the
only means ~ entering ~ leaving ~ roTibNo nd
N.nih Avenue ELEVATED stNton Al CorfAndt street
l. 'rtrr minute ItprrNs 'f.ins ~ inst Inc CONS
ytfy ntAf o. rlNgrns ne distance from my
ninth 20 fou-icrn'h streets IN that time Bat %
what aVatl j. 10 n be propelled Andy IN a hrux,n
tHl dr. ton ouls 10 lose thu advantage pnrn NsTti-
cal progress is required mat thirty frs' ~ sH'f =
way often consumes - much time as ihIee m les
Of Track.
Your corresrondent ays the train, ARRIVE al
thls station on q halt mlnut, radWay. thA' ~.
two trans - I've cars zach. carving, say. TO- pes.
>sugrrs yer car ~ 100 persons 80 minute.
are discharged Aer, iurihs Nc r.sn hour, Esu.
5000 p~orl~ daily ln>s tao minu.-s zach through
congestion Of franc AZ ihi> point. = total ~ 4nc On
minutes 90 .0n hours Inc people Whose time
l. thuN wasted constitute the rosrr Of New iofk's
cofr rnrr-isl may end = iow estimate Of the aver.
Age waive of their tine would hs o 20 pr dAy %
etght hours, ~. ,Ay, ~ c-n's per hour fvCry dav.
ihrt,'orr. that ihls sbusr continues costs the
public over NHD. To cbvisir the dirhruiiy 10
easy enoLg 81. Nj hr Is required IA q Small rar
ron % Ne montv PAID out IN dividends each y-af
hroush, 10 he 90 this nlsrsrily, nickel grab.
b'ns corporation W BRING u tas realizing sense Of
Nv roHx, June wv-r i,sru Srpur.
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Bhh,p sp1,dIns Auac,s women.

IrUw ne thirdop IuhuHs.
nrrRoIr Mich June In a sermon
before c.v0 visitors atth' NatloullC Conference
OF ,hErit.es and Corrections this afternoon.
the IT Rev John Lancaster sraIdinr, Ro-
man Catholic Bishop OF Peoria. III laid the
responsibility for thrce-fuuTths Of the sin
and dcprayi;y. the cr,m~ aud indulgence
and poverty 81 America at tie door Of the
women ~ he country
More than hail The audience AZ The iirht
Guard Afuury were ~ the far seV. and they
'o,LNd Tn" men IN aIllaudiug Nishop SpaIdIng
u CO.. echo
Tho women In our homes decide how We
shall huli and furnish our houses. said
ftsh"p Spildlrg lhrN determine what We
shtll eat. ant vc1r. and read they select
our friends. and even decide the important
questions 81 rel sion ih'y pun words OF
children. aud in'u-uc" them poworfully ia
thor growth 20 manhood and V-uWaUhood
II he women Of The land w"T" NOR" large
minded. NOR" thou.htiul, more Iut-liiR"nt.
tAT---'Durihs ~ th" d"uTa'itv and IN th4t
curse present 'gv u'e v.u,d Disappear The
seat OF the development "t the child T. In
the home l. her nan must lVaN" the train
lus - the boys sui s,r!s that ~" 10 l." IN"
fathers and mothers 't tie lufur" shall
woman h- fal-a. uuGrafsfui art tTtIforuus
to The trust hat man hts repp~'i u her.
The Conference Tonight held q popular
meeting for tho education 81 tho p-opl. Il
p-'rN.t along charitable and ~orrrCftnnAlln.s
lhr Rev John b MHi1noy ~ syracuse.
spoke IN rNu---,f Ir.n s.d rNr-prrttsRr
phs... ~ charitable. work, ard William Dui-
lev foulke, United states '4Ns Service Cofn-
missioner, discussed IN = letter - the com
i"r.ro. Political Influence IN Hospitals
for tho Insane
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IN scs~pt . y. 90 once. which e targ-iv
% roatin. duties only. for the psrform-
anc- of vhich NJ hish grade 10 ability
h r-gui-tte'
We -~- alsa that tho Mayor = sincerely
regrets the retirement of Mr. MCANENT
~ Secretary : % tho Municipal Civl
Service Commission. Mr. McASESy,
too. u q professional reformer, Of tho
civl service reform varisty. and. a.
cordinglJ. be scins out 81 his place
has BEEN A. much talked about - has
hsen Mr. OGpEN's reported reluctance
90 take the 81. go salary. Mr. McASrNr
/. said to retire because Of broken health.
but no one need fear to put in an apph-
cation 10 succeed him. on the ground
that the break was caused by tho over
strain Of his civil service duties. Over
work in municipal Offices does not appear
in the vital statistics OF the Health De-
partment a. a frequent cause Of increase
In the mortality OF New York.
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THE WAR DEP tRTWENT LEANS
An Offence In which Gen. Niies IL Irpli-
Gated to lie Inv ~tigated.

w~AsHrNGros, June The production
in the Senate yesterday bv Senator Cultsr-
son 81 copies of War Department docu-
mrnts obtained in ~ me secret manner has
stirred W the Wal Dcrart mont authorizes
even mole than the publication nearly a
vcar ago II tie -ecrct report 81 Capt Lew
on his inquiries regarding the French gun
carriage Tho President, and Assistant
Secretary II Wa Sanger had a conference
this morning on the sIhJect and later SecrN-
tarv sanger had a consultation with Al u
tant- Ger eral Corbin.
A. a result 81 tho conferences q pre-
urinary invest cation was begun. ms
Disclosed tha the r1Irrs n 1deut Arncld's
case had passed through hut four branches
Of tho War Drrar mont. When the papers
reached Washington from Manila IN. v
wrr~ recorded In the Office ~ the Al iutsnt-
General and then referred to Army HEAD
atarcrs for ~. information Of Cen Miles
They werr next s~nt 70 the Judge Advoca'c-
O. neral for his action and by him Ia I'd
H. foie tn" Secretary II War. Adj u ant
G't .ral ClTbin and 1u1gc Acknowledgement
DAYS hav" each explain ned to Assistant
Secretary sanger that tho JaJrrs did not
CONE from their bureaus. Capt. Parker
West, who made tho report which Senator
Culierson presented 20 the Senate, u in
Washin r'on and to-day declared that he
had no knowl.de~ Of how SENATOR Culber-
son had scCurcd q copy u the report.
Among military ohiccrs Il il sail that
Con. Niles should call FOR an Investigation
Whether b" docs 80 or not nm effort will
ba mRde TO discover how the documents
were obtained
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SHEETS (AN'T CIT ms PENSION
Inies, " u Decided tbs Tis Name Can
Nc changed by = Pension ntii.

WAsHiSuToS. jun t.-Eepre-cntatlve
Richardson 81 Alabama Il now engaged
In solving the problem Of whether Congress
can change the name 81 a private citizen
without his knowledge or consent by passing
a pension bin A former member Of Con-
greSs from Alabama, { G.. Sheets. il now
IA somewhat reduced circumstance. lIs
was n soldier In tho Union Army during
ths Civil War. and through Mr.. Richard
sons efforts n pension was granted him
by means ~ a private pension bin passed
by both houses and slgnod by the Prc,i-
dent. Mr.. Richardson has slwavs known
sheets as .Chris. : and Ia drawing M the
hil put his name IN A. Christopher L
Slests.
Nlrn sheets came 70 sign tho vouchers
regt hun 10y tie commissioner ~! Pen
sions. on which he vac To draw his I'm
sion he wrst" back tlat hls name was
Charles {. SheDjs. ant not Christopher
Mr. Sheets, Of course, II ANXIOUS 10 s,t hI,
pension and tc .suslou officials tr. r
ic, NY wiling to pay Il TO him. hDt do not
f-cl AZ ilcriy - 10 20 a. p. SAWS hi-
name II not , Tistopi'T bit Clarit- Nj
Richardson " irving 10 ct "A d'c'Enn to
tho e0cUt I II Wien a man - p,u-iplcU
a. christopher hN means NJ A. act OF Ton
gToss. a. name shall rsnccioltI t. Chris
top, er. wi.Sti.ci ur want u Christopher
ar FuNf
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The Attack o the Filipino witness.

The testimony given In Washington
by one Of the most prominent filipinos.
Sehor BrKNcANISo. that American sd-
ministration has been successful. prscu-
| cally throughout the archipelago; that
| the people profit by 1t. and that the over
whelming mass of them welcome Il and
desire It's continuation. Is received with
very bad grace by the anti-lrnperiaists.
the Democrat particularly.
Tho Pntsburg Dispdioh scolds Mr..
BuENCAMINo as an Incompetent witness
because he Is a member OF the civil gov
eminent, whose salary comes to him.
necessarily. through tho hands OF United
States officials. Tho COgrier-Journd
goes to the bitter end Of partisan abus-
ivcness. our contemporary calls him
= Scala wsg.' that . meanes Of Great
ures. > who in the South during
struc,ion time gave a friendly hand to
the constitution Governor, the Car
pctbagger.
We ial to see n good reason why
Mr. B~uENCAMiNo should O he listened
To with respect on the witness stand;
but, a. that IL not 10 be. VIC call in an
arbitrator, the Secretary Of War,
A recent order from tho War Depart
ment makes a second reduction IN the
number Of troops in the Philippines. In
the eight of the troubles there We had
over 1850 A year ago this force
was reduced 10 5000. and when the
order in question has been carried out.
il will be reduced to 5000. That is
pretty conclusive testimony that Mr..
BvENCAMISo tells the truth.
Democratic Niiifoation Of Senior BrES-
GAMING il mol 30 surprising after all
Poor a. il IN, IL Is all the ammunition left
to the anti-Inrersllsts. The facts are
dead against them.
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T,rr',s,lpg Punishment.

To ruS TniroR ~ THr rN-Sr Arecert
lower In las SrN from tho Rev rr l. &
n. ksr. rotor o. the Prot-st.rt fpiscorul
church at Princeton. in New Jersey. spok.
NJ misconceptions 81 tle -, hstolosy 81 tho
Westminster Cunfcsslou ~ Fsi'h. but such
ui-,on,sr'ion. c,ist orlv IN no iuasina''on
OF 49, brothsr. Fvru u his own theology g.,
tainted With tn. idea Of a puT ystory. IT'S
unk!ui IN him to compare Our lreshy t-risn
syst-m tth beliefs that rest uIou tho
ArOrrvphs
N. s,-rnsl torment eternal .alvn'ion'
Art everlasting NE are all terms used ~
ttoa- pTlrces Of thinkers. the Ne-tUIu-ter
diNinss, 70 convey. precisely and sErNati-
csily the idea 81 reward aud punish u'-ut.
There sr~ no middle grounds IN our system.
tricss th- teacElrrs ~ Ie-u. are eNpurs-d
from tho New T~e.tsmert, We must heleve
~ tho s'.fnsl snd most rri-vcua torment
Of ~. damned The saviour teaches that
~ orUsu hsTirs viii 10 separation of
the soul from TIE body. H. however. 40
we're TO hot- thai there vas an oVyortuuity
fo- r-d.mption after the natural death. then
Isf- II an spproach 70 tho inivsrSllt-t
-vs'.m. and ~ns holdi-y such views IN tho
Pvt. opal Church L. re' IN sccor6 With the
Tltr'v-riur attisl~s ~ thA' church
Tic N..twinst-r toufss ion Of EHfh With
tho elimination Of the references 20 the ppu~
Of Pom. and 20 elect irfsut-i T. the gr~at~-t
doetrin.l standard that has ever he~n pro-
the Nic~ne Cr~~i. and y will take = pr"'tv
s'rorr hov. with a pair Of copr~r.io.d boots.
to Ffsk Z over J. VI. BODY.
TuHY NAV N
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TO PRISON SHlP MARTYRS.
House Committee Ask Tor 500 mn for
Monument in Fort Greene PARK.

N~AsRINaroN. June THE House COM
m.t,ee ON the Library to-day ordered a
g. vorablr report On the hll ~ long cham
pioned by the lA'c Representative Cum
miug~. appr,p iatiuc sloo.ooo for a monu-
ment 10 the martyrs Of British prison ships
in the war Of the Revolution. There have
hsen saS!c so raised by private contribution
the city Of New loI K is TO give $4,000 and
tho State s'0.OO. maxim: $1,000 in all Tor
TIE monument. which j. To he erected IN
Fort Greene Park, Brooklyn.
The comm lite also ordered a favorable
report IN the Hill Of Nr Rartholdt Rep
Mo a~pprorriating sJnor for a monument
to or statue Of Baron ~t"uisn The work
II - t. orrC;.d In ". shing'un, IT, location
,o lie selected by the Secretary o. War and
the chairman - IN" senate and Nous"
committees on Library u T. IN" ohirc'
II those Interested IN the project ~ have
the statue placed al the northwest cnrr"r
81 Lafayette Square, uTisusi'" nc WV"
HOUSE, ami go secure n statue oi Pula-ai
for the northeast Cltn'f. Iav u''er 'Nn
corners of the sIuarr are row occupied y
the statues ut lafayette an itnChtwJ-.u
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D~vcry and Partridge.

WILLIAM 8 DEvURY's discussion 81
men and things of New York tells to a
certain extent how he became Chief II
the Police Department Power Of cpl
gram ike his betokens the man Of force
and action. II strikes like the police
mans billy, hard and true. What New
Yorker could describe the Tammany tri-
umvirate with truer sense Of proportion
or sharper eve for local color' CHAR
LILY MURPHY. a nice SPORT DAN
MCMAHoS, a two spot" -HArTES. a
joke In tho language Il the admiring
tourist. that : simply great.
Brother DEvERy won "A hard name for
himself before his fellow citizens routed
him out Of ofice Yet he has lived Ia see
his virdication. The policy Of Police
Department-maie-lav. which RICHARD
CROKER and he maintained, is main
tanned 4 full blast by their SUCCESSION,
the Hon. SETH Low and DEvERY's OFF,
cial successor, Col. PARTRIDGE
We have 10 smile at the Ersnir1 Posts
remark Of Yesterday ia connection with
the result 81 tho foody trial. that Col
y Use, IN eN'iNlUE 'aIl'
FooDY. Of a phrase from the Mayors
well-knovn apology to Or P~aRKHURsT.
= illustrates The Incompetence 81 Col PAR
TpG for the place Which he fills
This, We mean the Evening Posts oh
servation. is childishneSs, or something
Col. PARTRIDGE is one Of the most com
potent o~Hiceholders in tho city govern
ment We doubt II another honorable
man. which We assume Col PARTRIDGE
n he, could 10 found in the entire city
who would carry out 80 uncomrlainingly
ve, thoroughly the Tammany policy pre-
scrib~d for him bv Mayor Low
Col PARTRIDGE il a model Of faithful
ness in a subordinate. What a pity for
him that he hasn't Mr.. DEyERy's wit.
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nov aGIIs 40 Is TREATED.
>rnsr Iurnrarp,no>a,s lie INV =, In 4 palarr
auG Rec i,rs ~ tc>os \ D,N.

WASHINGTON. June t-Senrr Buencau
inc wasa.ain lcfuro the HDUsr Committee
H. ,ular ATdir,tu-iay lie prciaccd ct.
tlmuny by saving tia he did not desire luv
remarks he had heretofore made to b. Tx u
A. mca' iuc that b. was nov m favor q
~irdog"udeuco fnr the hipnCs lie salI
that d." had advocated th"ir iisl.p-udr .r.
wlen he believed that Dewey had mads
certain promises 10 Agulra!to. but had
not done - since.
~ answer - question. from tho chair-
man a. 90 the mann or IN which AguiualGo
was frosted. the witness explain 81 TIA
Aruii aid li,el IN a palace. tn" rent "f
which was Sm MEXICAN per month. wa
Furnished a rotinUc II servants and allowol
~ Mexican ie>os n dav.
49, y seems Avn add hos bcen doing
pretty well. remarked tho chairman.
HE viii ess took pains to 'Nvlain that
p"r mouth from the United States Govern
mcut his Law practice vas worth 81 o
a month, 50 that u cot ld hardly he aid
that, his ALLEGIANCE lad ls"n purchased ~
q o price - hi- honor. ~. al~o explain 81 his
cha ~ - opinion h. re.ard o. tho luit"i
S'ate-. saving that after he became ui
deceived a, g. the II tei lions %! ~ Govern
mc't and had cad 'h' Paris Treaty ard
~" various cuie- ard provisions iu- govern
mrrt. he four Il tina the Iuitei states stood
fnr q . same principles for which he hal
b,en fighting
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Golden Rule Jon-s's Examination
Paper.

Tho Hon, SANWFI Vt JONrs, better
L,o,, A. .Coldcn pule Iona. 81,
sucker Rod SAM il still Mayor 81
Toledo, a city lndulgcut To originality
He has JUS, composed a civil service
examination paper for the benefit W
discontinue Of candidates for the police
force II Is our happiness to have read
n number Of Mr. JoNrs's works This
production eJcels them all in simple
beauty Of idea and suggestion. Here
are some specimen questions:
If YOU s.c,m, 4. roue-n. an. under VIA, c,rcum.
stance, would YOU ares, your own father. n.otaer.
ss',r. broth,r. son Of darshtsr'-
Would il he rsh' 'ar you to arrest smother
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CANE 70 7v m! sIDENr.
Made OF Wood Ta.,ra /. rom San .Inan nm
Near santiago.

wasmvdroN. June a committee ron
=, sertirg ~" Junior Order % tu'Hi A., Pc
lean Mechanic oiled on Prosil0'' +" E
welt to-day to present a cano R'prsra''
alive spencer Blackburn Of North tai
Ina. on bc'alf of Tho ordor, mad ~" i''
scnta'iou speech, explaining that ~" 'ai
,l- mad" from wood aiken FROM San J
IN and praising the gailantry - e.
Roosevelt and The Rough Rid"rs VIII '..a
such n prominent part IN the BATH" II o.
place H. said Tint bv til. gift 80 "'
American Mechanics vi-h'd y, ',lu-
"a ir LOYALTY tp the President - th" Cu''
S'1tcs President E1o~cvoi' IN reulr 81.
Mr. llsCkhurn 1rd YOU. my fellow ~ -.
car> aud ~ ely . man oau de~igrt 60 i,I'-r
arottrr or = Cddfc-scd 10y 90 tot - ~ a.,
IIouc"r III" thHu tl.t-lth.ik Nou hehftu
400 "N,l.'r the sat I r",.ir 80
nor" to silHt thtt li.~ b'lIi' g 80. ard
! ID j DO III thtt pNllU Z ~ .'~ To- On abe vote
fc'l int the '.Nto 81 or cor O. oT f.'tD' a.
Hhrual and the r'eie.f~ Of DrT I'DiH -
ho 9 a'o safe While our Ire.clt ICIcJ !.
mai.t Iuel
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near Dts,es ,R,,vtnnrp
rnr >ess,Sh ~,n's's- ~ v~,.nsrs,.a q. n.
Winlsi-g - Itrtriu-

w-isuIVufuN. Iun@ ,rr.-,,
saa mai. a. tho state trtavu.,t 80
bv ti- spanish do,rfumrUf obi. t. -.
dArcos. dinI.f"r - ~Iai1 rs tls tr,,-i
Staiss. wu4it ne return rH f.. ,utn,fy ,-
tls expiration ~ h. ,a,. n st--u,. a. H..
had b.vn transferred tp Hru.-s a. Mn
ter 20 hrlsun u "a. -augsunc~i a..
thai - A1T Don 10. ia. tho PRESENT Mn.
t-r II SPAN At l~angtr. Mrtuc.u. .,uL.
-ucs~sd ~" Dgks a Aroos IA " a.hinE,.r
Sen1r d'bi-la served a. ~yr-,arv .
tho spanish Commission su' Co Pan.
negotiate a trra, " I-'aCo Wis tie Jui,,
state AFTER a. q Ar ~ iSDs
The Duke i Ar,s,- vas ma ar-' Ntuis..,
~ Spain 'o "a. United STATE. since "a,
spanish American Wa. AMI 10 mar,yrt
10 make the bF-t o.! a irllcate pos I1r
-luvtng no resentment an winning NAV,
friends IT, this be- wa asls~i by ~. plcl
49,. Who VA Ms Virginia lnvrry ,
Washington. and IL was said a. tie nm
II her husbands APPOINTMENT 'ha' Do.
selection wa due largely To- the fact 'h,t
hi wio was an American, Ih" brA
s-rvesi IN Washington tw"U'y yc,rs Az a.
Secretary vt the spanish legation. aud o.
was her. that no mt Miss lnw.ry
The Duke d'Aryu- has Suffered great
for some tim from eve trouble and v.r
abroad To consult European o,ulist> H.
PagrnstsCh"r 81 NI"~had'n, Who IL AID 'p
L. the most eminent orulI-' IN huron.
H. now treating a." Duke. and that the trr.f.
mcnt might IT, continued Without 'h" r,
Cossity ~ a w~ithdrdWal from the spaniel
dipinmatlr service, t't SPANISH GlAtrf
mont con.idsra,clv decided 20 irarsfcr -.
Minister from Washington - RuI>.r-
which Is the nearest diplomatic lOst IT,
" IcsDluou.
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THE Law tND TIE NOSE.
French Criticism an tho Ctir'So Decision
th"1t G,r~ro Al" "-r rue.
Pan M .roura4l d,. n Alfs

Cvrano has Just paN,cd tufnusa au ordeal more
eNraorliray than all his previous adventure.
Tns Nm.1c,n courts have forbidden him - how
rs nose IN 'ae Jhitsd StA'ss Tuls "a not because
the apr-nisg- IL objectionable 10 tsai IN.
Yankee mind u too nfaclUh To he I'D ty sim pie
n nresSons pnnislH 7s'gs Is one % ia1ss
reasons wuicl only lsuu tuyolty can 'sl- a,
y Nr.cut. The Augio Sa,un races fcoa lrr more
scross a'ouN ~ 10 cpurto = c'uclls.uu. nnd ssnuuS
th.lSs are always p~oo4uiay In a county who're
everything trnm TIE weather - he nose csr ls
tyrnrl into money
Co1,e1geauy = chicago District Court has -rn.
dsr-ds !~udgmcu, o,p-1ins from the tinted stare,
to rCytano- Of NJ. HosiarI. after hearns the
complain, ~ Nr CroAs. a writer whose fan. tea
not - reached -
NJ Gfps = ne author Of a plsy entitled TN.
Merchant Prince OF Cornvitls ~ the leading rnatar.
ter IN which IL remarkable for the dimrusionN OF us
nose T'l' drama having been Nrttsn before N.
E1,tAni g. Mr. Gross had NJ hesitation about a..
ssr'ng that the frerch vr'et lad shAmeieNSly
piagiJftrd hin. and the American Judges. more
pu'ectionlsi than iaelf isrr, save !uCsntnt In his
fa'pf.
Tai, ought to he = warnius 10 the theatrical
men WIN might be disposed 20 put upon W. bosr as
som" Parsonage with = rfonilnsnt nose OVID
cSrs' himself Mason bcCaus. nstur. which
had ~ generously fashioned him for pottu We.
quite a. rcn-ruu, 10 him In the nat,.r OF "a.
81. factory AppchdsEe. " an author should Tax. 1,
into H, brad To make a hero Of tie e,ues poet. he
must take good care not 10 attempt 10 hnns out
the play Iu AZ erica. His OVID would be con.
sder-i = rAscAly oopy Of The Merchant Prince
% ConVn-, and 10 would he set down e, .
plagiarism.
Americans hAv. sometimes, been r,prn.ch.d ~,
not showing proper respect for n'eTsr nights but
evidently they have msnded their ways snc, they
have extended literary property to tue nose. They
- even further. because. under IN. d-ciSioA In
question, tLry may have ont, dirnculi cases 10
deal VIII and, n they succeed In unnvrInnr Them
ne Jpdres may no, be. IKE Cytano. celebrated
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'tt'.a ss~pd lsci-isn any wsy yua pas w.
for q -ho-. ths .dtninissf alton . sttituds
That waa Dtsfrict NttoTpsy Jsrop" .
u,me on Commissioned Fartrtir" =
i~yi-lon -ndins fooiv guilty. but 's'uns
him 81 with q r-primtnd MI Irr"ni"
sdl~d that he rnsaried The nndins a.
n-ith-r strong nor WIS., and hat IN WV
81 u, the slnrihCation Of the policem"n
who we're AID 10 ha ~ fsyoltst In fOody
precinct On the last sunday In March seems
rather peculiar and u may 10 snmsNhst
difficult foT JSirolnen To understand WY
they should h. hned for minor d.rcilction-
Of duty M a cap,ain Of a precinct found
guilty % . grave dsreliction 81 duty should
b. pdblicly r-prima ndrd only.
Tbs pr"s-u, condition Of the police foro'
neccS-istes dealing with an iIon hand anu
Ia a ruthless manner
Mr. Jerome didn't think the police force
would consider the decision 20 IL either,
Mr.. Jerome had expscted that foody
would - fncd and transferred II was
minated AZ tho District Attorneys ono"
ycs'ef day that some further action might
10 taken in Fooiy's case.
The verdict was not unexpected at Police
Headquarters. where many 81 those inter-
"sied in the case said that the verdict Was
W ~ NhtlUIonhir'' k'AN's' Nl""'SH
was thus summed W:
IL Commissioned Partridge had bcen
allowed to act without reference To his
fellow oniCerB IN tho present adfnii-s'fh
ton he would have undoubtedly IL Ced
q severe punishment on Capt toody The
light verdict was a SORT OF n compromise
caused 10y Mayor Lows liberal enforce
men' attitude II II said 10y come that
the Mayor was opposed from the first to
putting foody m trial
la this connect ion IL was Recalled that
the Commissioner had said he did not To-
li"vc in put'inss superior Officer - IN" cr~t
and humilisi ION and trouble Of n trial unlcS-
he thought the evidence would warrant
\ dis mccall from the force.
4 horseshoe Of roi aud white roses 'our
and = half feet high stood on the dssk 81
tho Wei Thifty-seventh street pulic"
station Yesterday s~ft~rnoon u ng
Attached 10 IL va. = card which read
-Succ-ss from Well Ni.lcrs- The horse
slte wss brought In yea crdsy Afternoon
and last might NJ one could lie found who
knew ANYTHING about u. oiE=. than that IL
was -en' TO Capt. toody. The captain was
not at the station last night.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-06-05

fI.H1 no dsAtnot"H F"N
They are ''.lug ln interesting -'or- Aoon'
n lovely young Washington gifl waD D.
recently son" on the stag" 81" loves j"
stage, hut ~" also loves a very lt.e-'fH
IN ., to whom she T. "a garei and when
the former or tho later. che IL wttluS I"at
ar shuu 4 Yield
This 4a~ pruv"i conclusivoly g." Other
evening" - n full lr.~s rchr.Tsll. re '-'.
H. ia" way, which the lance had .ul'i
h' 1T on IN tn gloom ~ tho empty theatre
Gut the Cirl did not fprgr that b." w.. 'l~fc
Tier h' art remained IN - proper location
she I'D very uell, Indeed. VITA but ou" or
two corrections from the STAG" manager
utth u" moment arrived foI the l"Adl' :
mtu TO kiss her she modesily turned hrf
henn. when the Leading man called ont -.
Nell. DO g"t your eur or your q. nv
sddlnS aood-natur"dlyt to the hanoS '!ufn
The Young lidv hlu-hcd furiouslv. hu' 49,
nuN An""s that a stage Kiss can't n" . mas"