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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-24
School Teachers in Town.

Juan d. Kavanangh. who tsiches
spend the Christmas holidays.
Sixto Garcia. school teacher at Ro
ciada, is buying bis holiday presents
here.
Frank J yaur who conducts pub.
warrant at the county treasnrer's Of
flee today for d months teaching and
win spend his holiday con mucho
gusto.
Guillermo Ortiz, school teacher at
shopping in town today.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-24

Santa Fe Agent ]. w. Lucas has re.
ceived in recognition OF the excellent
work done In the traffic department a
Christmas gift from the company OF
$l25, Every year the company dis.
tributes such favors to the eight
agents who are considered most de-
serving. Mr. Lucas is the only agent
in New Mexico to be so remembered
this year and he ranks fourth among
the eight.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-24
Another Sudden Death

Death has claimed another citizen
Of Las Vegas almost without mo.
ment's warning
Last night W. +. Hill, proprietor
of the Pastime cigar store on lower
Railroad avenue. retired at the usual
hour in good spirits and not complain.
ing of any worse health than had
been his lot for weeks About mid.
night he awakened his wife by his
death struggle, gave a gasp or two
and was no more. The son, Louis
Hill. sleeping at the store, was rung
up by phone, also DR.. II. M. Smith
who announced that heart failure
was the immediate cause of death.
Arrangements have not yet been made
for the funeral at this writing. il not
being definitely known whether in.
terment will be made here or at Can.
on City. Colo.
Deceased was forty.seven years Of
age and had resided in this city seven
years at one time having charge of
the Eldorado hotel. He is survived
by wife and son here, father and
mother In Canon City, Colo, and a
brother, a prominent railroad man. in
Mexico.
He was member of the Elks,
Woodmen OF the World, and former,
ly held membership cards in the o
r. c. and Il Of r r.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-24

path In Samar In considerable mum
bers, as may be judged from the fol.
lowing: On the 10th, about 400 Pal
ajans and several hundred volun.
teers joined in an attack on detach.
ment OF twenty Philippine scouts Mt
Oras, Samar. Killed, ono hosp!ta!
corps, twelve Philippine scouts mis-.
sing. five said to have been boloed
while In the river. one man wounded.
All the bodies were badly mutilated.
And again on December 10th, Second
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-24
THIRTY THIEVES
IN JAIL
Sentence Pronounced Against
Several More Corrupters
of Colorado Fran
chiSe.
WATCHERS DIS
REGARD DUTY
Cases Against Men In Ten Other
Precincts Postponed Tn.
til After the Holi-
days.

DENVER, Dec. 24.-Three more
election officials were sent to Jail by
the supreme court today for contempt,
making a total of thirty who have
been sentenced for violation Of the
courts injunction issued prior to the
November election. Isaac Goldman
and Edward Sweeney, judges in pre-
cinct 2. ward 4, Denver were sentenc.
ed to serve four months in Jail and
pay fines of 500 and costs each. The
court declared that they had know
ingly and wilfully permitted repeat.
ing. Clarence p. Dixon, clerk in pre-.
cinct 13, ward 3, was sentenced to
jail for four months and fined $3.50
dence showed there had been repeat
ing and a wilful miscount of votes In
this precinct in which Dixon had ac-
quired fictitious residence Just he.
fore election and that Dixon had in
terfered with the appointment of
republican clerk and with supreme
court watchers in the performance of
their duties. There remain on the
docket contempt cases from eight 9th.
er precincts. but they will not be
tried until after the holidays.
Two Released.
DENVER, Dec. Indictments
against Michael Callahan and Jacob
Schwartz. charged with election
frauds, were quashed by Judge Mul-
lins today. Defendants were election
judges in the fall of 1903 and were In
dicted last April for neglect Of duty
and for corrupt conduct at the polls.
Judge Mullins held the indictments
were general and not specific.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-24
Chief Justice
In Chambers
More Official Bonds Approved
and Other Cases Disposed Of
by Judge Mills.

The bond OF Eufraoo +, Gallegos
to be county commissioners Of union
county, has been approved by judge
w. J. Mills In the sum Of $4,000. with
suretles In the persons OF Filibertc
Callegos and Mrs, Francisco Gallcgos
Yesterday the bond Of office Of Rob
ern G. Rankin. county commissioner
elect from San Miguel county. for rs.
600. was favorably passcd upon by tls
court, His bondsmen in the above
non eu sum are DR.. } A. cuniinslair
an. D. r. Hosklns.
The bond OF sheriff Cleofes Romero
as sheriff Of San Miguel county was
accepted yesterday by the court. II
Is for 5000 and Is secured by Harry
w. Kelly and John y. Clark. Mr.. Ro
meros bond as collector Of gaming
and liquor licenses is for $1,000 and
contains the signatures of John 81
Clark and NJ. l.. Cooley.
Geo. w, PAGES bond Of office as
treasurer and collector OF colfax coun,
~ was acted upon favorably by the
court yesterday. Tho bond is for $780,
900 and Mr.. PAGES bondsmen are Hen.
ry Coke. Albert Lawrence, G. N. Black
well and John .lelfs.
In the case Of Pearl NJ. Skiles
against Harry u. Skiles. both parties
Of Colfax county, an order to show
cause why the defendant should not
be punished for contempt OF court for
failure to pay alimony. hearing was
had before Chief Justice Mills on the
22nd and the defendant was given till
January lst. 1905 10 pay over $50 TO
his divorced wife and on the 10Th, the
balance Of the money due must be
forthcoming. the defendant standing
committed Till 1t il paid
In the case OF the In cucva Ranch
Co VS.. Juan Andres Mascarenas and
Melton Martinez a hearing was had in
court chambers yesterday on an or.
der to show cause why the defendants
should not be arraigned and mulcted
for contempt OF court for the violation
of writ OF Injunction issued by Chief
Justice Thomas Smith in 1895. re
straining tho above named defendants
and others from interfering with or
the ranch company from
certain described land with
fences. The evidence addueed at
yesterdays hearing showed that in
1896 tho plaintiff company was grant
cd an injunction. but q few weeks ago
when IL began the construction Of
fences on Its land. the defendants in
the suit and others. including a mum
Der OF women, III the ncighborhood,
appeared upon the scene and industrl.
ously proceeded TO fill up the post
holes again nearly as rapidly as they
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-24
To NY Friends Of VEGAS.

Esteemed Friends.
" would give me great deal more
pleasure to address each one of you
individually, but the thought that
might overlook one OF more. prompts
me that this would be the safest wa,
to convey 10 you all my sincerest
wishes to the coming holidays.
May your Christmas be merry and
the New Year be a bountifnl one; not
only bountifui in Mainmon, but bounti
tiful In love aud peace. God bless you
all is the wish Of
Yours truly.
MRS. S. EINHORN and FAMILY.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-24
Situation Critical.

WASHINGTON Dec. 24.--The war
department was officially advised to.
day by General Corbin, commanding
the department of the Philippines, of
the uprising In Samar In which one
lieutenant. and number OF enliste 4
men of the Philippine scouts, were
killed The cablegram was as fol-
lows The palajanas are On the war
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-24

mas tree with all accessories, has
been provided for them by the ladies
Of the NJ Il, church.
Joe Rebbiger, tho popular manager
for the LantrySharp Contracting Co.,
has his hands full these days, doing
two mems work as his chief clerk,
Chas. White, Is In California. It Is
understood that when Mr White re.
turns he viii be accompanied by au
addition 10 the staff in the form of
a blushing bride,
Louis Deutschmann Is selling out
his farm and ranch interests here pre-.
paratory to moving TO Texas. &c.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-24

Lieutenant Stephen X. Hayt and
thirty-seven enlisted men. OF the
Thirty-eighih company OF Philippine
scouts. We're killed by the Palajanas
at Dolores First Lieutenant George
+. Abbott requests help from the
military authorities. The town Ii
threatened by thousand Palajanas
The situation Is critical. In both In
stances, offered the Philippine gov
ernment all the assistance desired
A. yet none has been accepted"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-24
Russian Transport System
To Be AbOkiskD0d

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 24.-The
Associated Press can announce that
Russia IN on the eve OF abollshing the
passport system. The matter IL al
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-24

announces the withdrawal OF a ma,
jority Of the fleet from Port Arthur
Admiral Togo telegraphing under
date OF December 22d. says; After
2O3 Meter Hill was occupied az n re-
suit of the gallant and desperate at.
tack by the besieging army, the BON.
bardment OF the enemys squadron by
siege and other heavy guns became
effective. In consequence, the bat.
tleships poltava and Rctvizan were
sunk and subsequently the battle.
ships Pobieda and PeresyIet, and a
protected cruiser and the armored
cruiser Bayan were sunk"
cruiser Bayan were sunk.
"The battleship Sevastopol escaped
the land bombardment. left tho har.
Dor December 9th and anchored near
Chentao mountain. She was attacked
continuously by our torpedo boats and
heavily damaged. The main strength
Of the enemy Is completely crushed.
Only one weak gunboat, the DIVA.
sbnyi, and several torpedo boat de
stroyers remain afloat. Under the
circumstances our combined fleet has
been removed as unnecessary from
tho, blockade of Port Arthur which
has been maintained since May 1st.
have arranged for the closer watch
of ships attempting TO run the block
ade and TO watch the remnant Of the
enemy's squadron"
Thanks From Emperor.
TOXIC, Dec 24,~-An imperial re.
script dispatched to Vice Admiral
Togo says:
we hear with satisfaction that our
torpedo flotillas engaged in the work
required OF them at Port Arthur have
gallantly and successfully accomp
lished the duties required OF them
and in so doing had TO brave dang
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-24

ers OF storms OF shells by day and
night Despite all the difficulties
confronting them they have succeed
ed In performing their duties without
the least confusion in rendering one
another mutual assistance. We
cially note their brave and loyal per.
lormanco of the duties required OF
them and express our appreciation OF
their gallant behavior"
Repeated Bombardments.
TOXIC, Dec, ga dispatch from
the headquarters OF tho Japanese
army in Manchuria says; "on De.
cember 22d the enemy's artillery BON.
barded Sanchutz Nainglungtun and
their yicinities and at about midnight
his infantry attacked our positions
south of pinniulupao and on the
northeastern heights OF Hslapontaitgu
but were repulsed. At In the af-
tcrnoon Of December 23d. the enemy's
heavy guns in the neighborhood OF
Takuchlatsu occasionally bombarded
our positions"
Keeping Mum.
TOXIC, Dec 2i,--Tho navy depart
mcnt declines 20 discuss the forma.
ton movements or plans Of the Jap
anosc flying squadron, reported TO
be In the vicinity OF Singapore
Adlos SevastopoI.
TOXIC Dee 2iTho advanced
Japanese batteries at Port Arthur
have succeeded In reaching the Rus.
sian battloship Seyastopol. One sue.
cessful hit is reported, II In expect.
cd the battleship will soon be com
pletely destroyed.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-24

commission which Is investigating.
This Is one of the solid reforms re-
sniting from the administration OF In
terror Minister Sviatopolk-Mirsky.
ready decided upon in principally the
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-24
May Reduce Number
Of Panama Commissioners

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24--President
Roosevelt has given consideration re-
Gently to suggestions looking to a
reduction in the membership of the
Panama canal commission, but thus
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-24

Friends in the city have received
from Miss Elsie Carruth. beautifully
gotten up Christmas cards. the prod.
uct Of the office Of which her father
is manager in Oakland. Calf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-24

far, no definite decision has been
reached. 1t has been suggested by
some members of the congress that
the commission is so large as 10 be
unwieldy.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-24
The Fortress Of nouyangshnkou
Falls Before Impetuous
Assault Of Island.
erS.
TOGO COMMENDED
BY EMPEROR
Japanese Combined Fleet Not
Needed ~ Port Arthur.
Chief Power Of Enemy
Broken.

TOXIC, Dec. 2f--The Japanese
forces besieging Port Arthur yester.
day stormed and now hold the heights
OF Houyangshukou. The prisoners
captured by the japanese report that
Russian General Kondratenko and
another general officer, whose name
is not known, have been killed. and
that General Fock is among the
wounded
Port Arthur Fleet Withdrawn.
TOXIC, Dec. 24.--Admiral Togo
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-24

The streets will swarm tomorrow
morning with bands Of children who
will be keenly disappointed II they
do not get many Christmas gifts.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-24

The bowling match Tuesday night
will be between Pat Crowley, Jas.
Curry and Clay Harmon on one side
and "BiIly" Taylor, Nick Flynn and c.
w Daniel on the other. The public
is invited
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-24

AT the New Mexico hospital for the
insane ]. w Pendergrast, admitted
from Silver City, Grant county, De.
cember Is, 1898, died this morning.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-24

Dclegate-elect Andrews and Col. w
II. ". Llewellyn passed through the
city homeward bound from Washing.
ton yesterday
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-24

Eugene McElroy and wife and Miss
Tanning went to Ration this afternoon
to spend Christmas.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-24

There will be midnight masses at
both the Catholic churches tonight.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-24

Mrs NJ. l.. Cooley came hack from
FL Paso this afternoon
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-12-24

The Wells-Fargo office will be open
and deliver packages tomorrow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-13
in CIRCUIT COURT
Second Trial of Suit of United
Breweries Company Against
A. J. Reiss.
RETURN OF BONUS ASKED
Paid Defendant $500 to Vacate
Storeroom on Fourth
Avenue.

\ jury was impaneled in the circuit
court today for second trial Of the
suit of the United BreWerieS company
against \. !. Riess. the druggist. from
whom il i sought to recover $3.50. At
the former hearing a verdict for the
defendant was returned.
The case grows out Of the purchase
of lease by the plaintiff from Riess
while he was OCCUPYING the northeast
corner storeroOm Of the building at
Fourth avenue and Tweuty-third
street owned by NJ j. Murphy.
The brewing company wishing to in
stall n saloon in that location offered
RieS> Il $500 bonus to vacate and
transfer his thrce-Year lease to the
company. HeSs accepted and moved
his business to Seventh avenue and
! Twenty-seventh street.
When the brewing company took
possession of the Storeroom il was no
titled by the owner that it would not
he allowed to open saloon there un-
less il would also rent the room adj
joining on the west. This condition
was complied with. RiesS was made
acquainted with the circumstances
and. according to the plaintiff. prom
ised to refund half of the bonus mon
ey paid him.
The defense of RiesS is that he
agreed To pay the brewing company
$40 per month for p months provided
its rental WAS so per month. But ON
learning that il was only $3.50 less
than il was rcprcs cnted to him "a be
ine'-he refused To pay the amount.
j. l.. Haas represents the plaintiff and
Searlc q Marshall the defendant.
Schroeder Wins Shit.
In the eieCtment suit If the IIcnning
Brewing company against Herman
Schroeder. Of Moline. the jury return
ed a verdict for the defendant at :
o'clock last evening after being out
three hours.
Judge Graves today granted a di-
vorce to Elizabeth Petit. "f Moline,
from Albert Petit. ON the grounds of
deSertion. and awarded her the Gus
tody Of her three minor children.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-13
Accommodations VIII he Ample.
FARMERS INSTITUTE IN
SESSION AT PORT BYRON

The Rock Island County Farmers
institute opened at the town hall in
Port Byron this morning with good
attendance. The meeting will con
tinue three days. The program to be
carried out is a. follows:
Morning session. Jan. 13.-Placin@
of corn exhibits: prayer. Rev. y. Har-
per: welcome address. Rev. w. Is.
Shaw; response. +. \. Wood. Ed"in"-
ton. Afternoon session. 100 o'clock:
Paper. The Corn Crop. Feeding Val
ne" F. VI. Parsons. burlington: Hog
Feediu" and Breeding" {. {. Pcrvier,
Sheffield III.
Morning session. $50. Jan. Ii
Fruit Culture" Eugene Hoke. Cordo-
va: Clever Culture" {. {. Pervicr.
Sheffield Afternoon. 100: Address.
The Times We Live In a. Farmers. -
f. y. Cobb. Monmouth: discussion and
experience meeting: BETTER Seed
Corn. by the Corn Judge" w. Webb.
Good Hope. III. Evening session to
I've >upplied).
Morning session. Jan. 15.-Address.
DR.. Hall. superintendent of State
Farmers institutes. Aurora. After
noon session: domestic Science.
lecture and demonstration. Mrs. Alice
! {. Waterman. GalesbUr": The Farm
er's Horse. His Care" y. II. Cobb, Bur
lingtCu: election of officers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-13
IN THE COUNTY COURT.

Jan. 12.-Estate of Peter Colts
mann. Inventory filed and approved.
Estate of William Ewert. Report
filed and approved and order of dis
tribution.
Estate of johanna Lindahl. Obiec-
tons 10 final report filed.
Estate of Peter Gottsmann. Report
filed and approved.
Estate Of Gilbert Young. Inventory
filed and approved.
Estate of Jacob NJ. Pass Motion by
creditor to retaN costs of Mrs. {. w.
Suman as witness. Motion allowed
and costs relaxed and found to he
s. so instead of SIS. as claimed.
Estate of Jacob NJ. Pass. I'm the
matter Of the claim cf John w. Pass
for $500. Appeal to the circuit court
from said verdict and Judgment pray
Ell for by said administrator and al
lowed upon filing bond in the sum of
$500 within 20 days from rendition of
judgment herein, to-wit: Jan. :. 1904.
Estate of Marie klcinmaier. Proof
Cf notice to heirs Of final report and
settlement filed. Hearing on said final
report and settlement and same APP
proved. Order of distribution.
Estate of John Hausch. Report of
dis tribution and receipts of distribu-
tees filed and approved. Estate closed
and administrator discharged
In re guardianship of minor heirs
Of john Hausch. Inventory fled and
approved.
Estate of Paul Rettich. Petition of
executor to allow and classify claims
which he paid before they were allow
ed and classified. Petition granted.
Estate Of Charles You'd. Inventory
filed and approved.
Estate of John Couwen. Petition
for sale &C real estate TO pay debts.
John =. Loomey. attorney. entea; his
appearance for defendant. Patrick
ConweI. Proof OF service On all de-
PENDANTS. MI adult defendants eN-
cert Patrick ConweH called and de
faulted. James +. Murphy appointed
guardian al Item for minor defend
ants. Answer of guardian adj Item
and replication thereto filed. Rule on
defendant. Patrick ConWeil. to plead
by Monday. Jan. Is. 1904. ut 10 o'clock
a. IN.
Estate of Mary Walker. deceased
Executors inventory filed and APP
proved.
Estate of Eric Okerbcrg. deceased.
Widows remuneration of Will filed.
Estate of George Is. Wittick. deceas-
ed. Petition of administrators for
leave to pay $29.36 special assessment
tax on real estate filed. Petition grant
ell.
Estate of Andrew Widen. deceased.
Inventory filed and approved. Np-
praisement bill and widows award
filed and approved.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-13
CLUB ELECTS MEN FROM
BOTH DIRECTOR TICKETS

The annual election of directors at
the Rock Island Club yesterday after
noon resulted in the choosing of r. H.
Guyer. H. w Crawford. NJ. ;. Heagy.
Ira Kari. {. :. McDaniels and w. J.
Sweeney. the two latter to serve va
cancies for the ensuing two years oc-
casioned BY the removal from the city
Of Mai. C. Med. Townsend and L. c.
Banding. The four first named are
elected for three years. There were
two tickets in the field and a large
vote was polled. MIR. Guyer and Mr..
McDanfel> were on the directors
ticket and the others chosen were on
the members ticket. The new direc-
tors will meet Friday evening and or
ganize.
The annual membership meeting,
held last evening. brought reports
from the officers. all Of which showed
the organization to be in first class
condition financially and otherwise.
An advanced copy was peru>ed Of the
Developer of Kansas City. whose
present issue i devoted tc writeup
of Rock Islands advantages as a fac
tory center.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-13
EASTER EARLY THIS YEAR:
SCHEDULE OF THE HOLIDAYS

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calendar. Inc early cate VIII nm
peru the popularity OF the
Easter bonnet a. the season VIII h"'
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS ARE OUT
FOR STATE FIELD MEET

Announcements of the annual in
tcrschn!astic meet promoted by the
University of Illinois are being sent to
the high schools throughout the state.
1t Will he held on Illinois field at
Champaign May I. I'm connection wit
the meet the high school oratorical
contest and the public school art eN-
hihit will he held. The list of events
include -. 100 ami 22O ward daShe>;
quarter. half aud mile runs: discus
throwing: running. standing. broad
and high jumps: pole vault. hammer
throw, shot put. low hurdles and relay
race with teams Of four men.
Gold. silver and bronze badges are
awarded. and Il silver loving cup to
the winning team in the relay race. y
silk banner with Illinois lnterSchu-
la~tic Champions. 1904" inscribed. Will
." 10 the team >corin" the most
points.
Side features Will Ice two college
ball games and - dual track meet.
Contestants will have board and room
supplied.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-13
MCCONNELL HELD TO GRAND
JURY UNDER $1,000 BON DIS

Robert Mcconnell waived prelimi-
nary examination ON the charge OF
burglary before Magistrate G.. y
johnson last evening and Was held t.
the grand jury i'm bond of $1,000
Sheriff W. G. Hcidcr. who went to
Mendoza after Mcconnell, where the
latter had been arrested 10y the local
police. arrived i'm the city with his
prisoner last evening Mcconnell l.
accused of having robbed the apart
ment~ of William Bartlett, .Jr.. Il few
months ago.
May Stewart and George Tim were
arrested for dis"rderly conduct. The
woman was taxed so and Tim -.
The police have been asked To be on
the lookout for Roscoe Sands. aged
Il. who l. missing from his home in
Morrison. III.
George Moore. a drunk. was arrest
ed This afternoon at Second avenue
and Invent y-foUrth street.