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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-26

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s.s s;s5 ' = 2 t @ Elk Council and Mayor " first had and
@ as = ssS s sso asf:' } s S @ S a 2s
S Il ssJs @ @ . IF sso's" buildings mus" conform the
| h n
and T o n: s ; 5 1'9 5 s AND soo1ss
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IS: ss5 : s = ] % Ia % 3 ; e. @
Of ".s n ys 5nss 6 srss 4
s i; 5 s S5: ;s! :s $ss"
Il t. G1$ r5s and subject
| srRf sEeT1oSS 81 X TFYyooRs
2, ! ii @ :s: :5 IT, ill., =: s.:s .sa
r.. I s sss pound.
) E s e; * IS permanent that Is to used
E s; s ] e f.s n One c ' ns four
H. ] IL s s:: .s xs :ssSS ss ;s i s;
will Etc., H. e.: :s loaded an" the City Engineer
10 m s; 5fSSSs s. s. ..,
5 5 I'm ms $ s tie s1s spP5s5 s Win s
s S s Or : 2 =: 5 en- q; 5 s: " ,S e e:
s : S p s Platforms vii H S. @ s and @ line King and
@ l. 5s r! the roadway Of .
t ss = If = e. half width of same ,"n,s IN , front '
bsuc,d wakwy
. ] @ s s S ss s don" IS feet ssS s a
'Ssds @ @ @ % F material and til, public protected at night
my s I s ssf * q S%;"" Of work III, street
all % & 5a Ss ' E Ssz % hsi a S @ deposited
xc SEGTi9N pi XXI n1vcs
Il: s: $:$ az : az: :; r. q $
OF
party ... . .. .. .. y! :!: .. .... the erection
etc.,: J5s;s ss$ S % 5S : It s. @
therefor
the number of and the height
oonetcn
ibut fec be
be o
b. 10
Treasury
1No ~ - OFFICE CITY ENGINEER,
Va,-
Pon s s5ss nS c erect zcdaaS s9S S Application %
o os regulating The construction repairing
fucon s and reprs Idngs
sIHce
enclosed with brick work not less
1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-26
500 KING STREET

NOTICE OF ADMINIsTRATRfX-Hav-
IN ing qualified as Sd iui'tratriI Of the
estate of JEREMIAH J. RYAN, deceased
all persons ir debted TO sold estate e-e re.
quested 10 make prompt fettlement Of said
indebtedness to the UNDERSIGNED, md 81 1er'
sons to whom said esu te is indebted are ic'
uues'ed to present their sccornts properly
certified for payment. KATIE A. RYAN.
100 Duke Street, Alexandra, Virginia.
mario 2T
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-26
OFFICIAL,
CITY BUILDING LAWS.

AN ORDINANCE ASD TIE eIT4
of
within
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-26


urcd for intr:o
sum of
all
adGid
perform all the duties building inspector ms 1i
in alteration within INC
who
by
Eve s)
Wishing appeal decision OF the CHy G six S
Of two a.e
certificate dollars ana sah
o the appellant to comply Their decaen
carisd ordered INV apoa A
delay By any 'pp~ 49, 49, Ne@S'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-26

PERMIT TO REPAIR ALTER OR RECONSTRUCT ,,
iH - ~ OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-26

Va, -
Street and -
application pertaining the io sane on s
~
by
of
BRICK ased
brick
four andon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-26
OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER
Alexandria, Ea,--,

enon street s and Street aordac application
on IN
the
the building often a de Gessdag con
Insure
mcaur
|
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-26
L ION AND HEIGHT OF STORIES.

Glass A. Buildings Glass Buildings Class Bud 1nS
Thickness Height, Thickness. Height Thickness neish
in inches in feet p inches. in eet. in inches in feet.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-10

~1rT7~r 0-11-0r - ~ NaT1~1I1 r0v-
-..... ,r..... .....,....,I "
mem ,.' ''.'.'..' -'l',1' '.',''' w.
Dunhln9, I"ehlietA infantry Tor me
Coast. there has been general shifting
anong the rompanv commanders at
~. sE.f4or rho most lat ro4 only
its ranking officer but two Of the three
captains that We're on duty with the
second battalion. leaving only one cap
tain with the four companies. Conse-
quentIv Capt. William II. II. Chap
man has assumed command Of Fort
Shafter Lieut.. Joseph y Rogers has
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-10
THE NUUANU

1854 Nuuanu Ave, near School st.
Afge and airy furnished rooms and
cottages, with board $500 day;
special rates by the month.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-10
Subscription Edition

containing nearly TWO HUNDRED ILLUSTRATIONS from photographs
taken by Kermit Roosevelt and the nauras Of the parthes
Illustrations being selected by Colonel Roosevelt himself Only
limited number of these the best edition could be secured and those
who will sign the coupon herewith Will given following special
prices
Cloth 200 Illustrations instead of 4O
Half Morocco 200 Illustrations instead of 4O
Half Pigskn 200 illustrations instead of 4O- co
Subscribers sending check P NJ order with order may
duct per cent from above prices.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-07-10

store edition will contain about forty (4O Illustrations
four dollars. BY special arrangement, Brown & Lyon
cured the magnificent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-27
oLp CoNpuorOR DIES,
Consumption TAKES Wen Known Res
ldcnt of Sapulpa.

special 10 lhr world,
sapulpa. Okla, Aug. 2C.-TranlJ
Hoffman. 4i years old, died hero
shorty before noon today, death he.
ing caused by consumption Mr.
Hoffman had been Qffllctcd with tho
disease for moro than a year. u"
went to colorado several months
IN hopes that change of climate
would prove beneficial, but returned
To- Sapulpa last week % physical
wreck
Mr. Hoffman was one Of the host
known railroad men I'm the citlN hav.
Ing for years been employed as a
passenger conductor on the Frisco
flo was compelled 10 abandon work -
Year ayo because of ill health Since
that time he and his wife have bccn
engaged i'm the hotel business conduct
ing the Hoffman House in the Iowa
building
He is survived 10y his wife and three
sisters The funeral arrangements
have not been Qnounced,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-27
Creek Indian Il suicide.

Special TO the world.
Wcleetka. Okla, Aug 26.-Janics
Buckles, a young Creek Indian, who
lived two miles west of Weleetka,
committed suicide last night 10y hang
ing himself to a small tree.
The Young Indian ate his supper as
usual. but shortly alterWard was
missed from the house. when he
failed to return at bedtime the family
became uneasy ut his absence and a
search was made but the family fail
ing to find him came to the conclu-
sion that he had gone to Weleetka.
Early the next morning as the boy
had not returned the family began
70 search IN the woods but short
distance from the house they found a
dead body hanging to a small tree.
The young Indian had twisted q cot
ton handkerchief around his neck and
fastened 1t To the limb in such way
as to produce strangulation.
James Buckles, the deceased was
n neighbor and chum of Willie def
ley, a young Indian who last spring
committed suicide in an almost idcn-
teal manner The suicide ot JEFF
ley II Is said, made a strong impress
sion ON young Buckles and he brood
ed over II until his mind became ai-
fected lie had made two attempts
to kin himself. each time by irving
to hang himself
County Attorney Wright went to
the Buckles place and investigated
the affair. finding the circumstances
ne related
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-27
NEW JURY IN
O'NEIL CASE
JURY TAMPERING WILL ALSO EIt
INVESTIGATED BY Tlili
BODY

by Associated Press
Chicago, Aug, 2G.-The second trial
of Ice O'Neil Browne, the Democrat,
ic leader of the last Legislature, who
is charged with purchasing votes 10
elect Lurimor to the United states
senate, took new turn today. when
Judge Theodore Brcntauu ordered "a
special grand jury 90 assemble Aug
ust 80 to investigate the charges Of
perjury and "uthDr matters"
judge ircnano ordered the grand
jury on petition from States At
toruoN Wayman. The prosecuting at-
torucN maintained complete secrecy
of his exact purpose, refusing 90 cay
who viii be- the defendant I'm the
question of the perjury charge, or
what 'other matters include. In the
court he declared that the matter Of
jury umpering resulting In an cX-
tremo difficulty OF obtaining jury
10 present the ease To- viii hc usti-
tutod The trial and grand jury iu-
vrstigatiun viii proceed simultaneous
ly II is said that results of the iu-
vcstlRution may put an entirely new
appearance to the bribery trial
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-27
TAFT OUT OF
n. !. SQUABBLE
TTTLS KEENlN THE FALSE rO-
SITlON ~ NUlCu NJ U\S
RiFN PACED

Wv N'."..'I'' I,'. , ,, ,,.,
''''''N' N'.'' '"H. '""''"
i"us continue In multiply sh""lnH
Jhat Uns participation m the New
y.r, sty., r..nt I.a. .,,,I,I r.r. .,.d
,r.. p,..iJ.,I 4. MAJ r..II.ni M
Now yorE and does not r.rl A l,. Doe
within fine ,rnvfu,. or n,, pr.sll,.r.
4, ri.,r.r, ,,. dl,rYfr I'm I,.,I r,l,r
lam uuhfs
r.r. .,,.s Jr,,yp ipf, Now Norp ,,.l.
i.irs reluctant, clad Z, s,e tb, yo
.Y.,s logJ.rs ,,,o ..lt.d D., ,,.n,l
pnon nm M, nnnorianca NJ no'iro
in L,b,.' ,ln,,t .,, nr,i.a,,l. ,,l,rst,,.nf
,r ,rr,n,s u,,i,,. 4. t,r r,,y.ntI,r
.,rpis +, 1rr,a,.s 10 nnpossu,lo no,y and
h. rIalt gul on am A., t,,, noI',.nti.n
Ir..ia,nt ,r.,r' ,,uI l,.., .I,,nds nrr B,
vh. pr.ejI.pt r..ls f.,. ,,nrn l,,n-
ID. fh,p n. I.tr ..,,.a, e., r,, lo,t.r
a.. e,,..',, H.. rI'n 't,i., a., ,.J.t'i, ha
,yo. I,lornI I'm t,. ..n,,,,,,o,s st,tn
monte from o,st.r r,,. XXI N.n,. vn,,
A.. had ,,,,.,. ,.,s.,, ~. .,li.,.. A., A.
,ho lr,J,,,s ,lnso ~, prosl1"nt
pnos.,..lt I.n.y, oy,,ti,. ,,b,i hls ,tt
',do .,o,s ana n,ot 'th,,. LoJ rir.t bond
iilnoylsdor ~ tbr r1ct SOD T,rt had
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-27
MADE SPEECHES
UNTIL HOARSE
con. ROOSEVELT ALSO PLAYS
nON1 on TRAIN TO STAND
pkr STATESMEN.

by Associated Pr,s.
Grand Island, Nch". Aug. 2d.- Tine"
west gave Colonel I;odsrvrlt % Warul
Rcctns today People gathered iu
cruSds at uil the places where lr
stopped, md rang BELLS footed Wn'e-
Ties. played halds ANA chror"d. some
stood on roofs, otncs climbed tclr-
graph poles, while some scrambled
ON top of ears standing on s,diuEs
60 see him when lhc crowds ON the
ground grew go large that there was
no other way to see. They began
thrir welcome even before Colonel
Roosevelt got out of bed and kept 10
up until long AFTER dark. When the
day was done Colonel Roosevelt said
ho Was greatly pleased h} the way
the people col the west had Welcomed
him.
u" viii arrive o. Cheyenne. Wyun
IN the morning aud viii make the
second speech of l.is western tour i'm
the afternoon ut "a cowboys carnival.
The colonel Was up carly for hc was
called out 40 bed hy the people of
MarshulltuWu Iowa, who Went before
breakfast to src him and would not
he denied Ciad iu @ uiucu1t and
slippers be- made his u'~ speech oi
thy uuy at Gas 90. m. From then ON
il was almost continuous perform
auyc, for every point at which the
train stopped % speech Was demanded
lic Kept talt,ug until his voice bee
gan to grow husky when he was
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-27
TO ELIMINATE
BOOTLECCERS
KANSAS STATE OFFICIALS AND
FEDERAL REVENUE MEN
ACT TOGETHER.

Topeka Kan, Aug. 2G.--By nm
agreement entered into between United
States Attorney Bone and Attorney
General Jackson by which the federal
and state governments viii work to-
.gcther for the elimination OF the boot
logger In Kansas has been commenced.
Whenever u iointst ia found selling
liquor without government license
he will rst Doe prosecuted by the state.
The evidence viii then bc turned over
to the United states district attorney
and as soon as the man finishes his
sentence under the state law he viii
be- arrested and prosecuted by the
federal government
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-27

By Associated Press
ST. Joseph No. Aug ~ Doctor
James Alexander Dowic and Rev.
Bi hap Shrader We're arrested today
day on charge of attempting TO work
% confidence game Thc men In jail
are charged with attempting to
swindle Frank A. Cordray out Of
$1,000 for nnanciering an expedition
10 Honduras 20 recover q pirate's
treasure OF twenty million doll1rs In
gold which they declared wpr dl.cov-
cred 10y the late John Alexander Dowle
Of Chicago
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-27
Dali AFRO ACCIDENT


Patterson, \. j.. Aug 26.-Alfred
Froelich ana his siNteen-ycar-old
daughter were Killed when thrown
from their automobile, which was
struck by passenger train at a road
eros sing.
only the promptness Of trolley
conductor In throwing derailing
switch saved a moving ear heavily
loaded with passengers from following
the automobile 10 the same fate.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-27
STORY on BARNES OIL DEAL ~
STANDARD rNrERS RlDlCCLED.
PRODUCERS KNOW BETTlR



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,bo Atrronn,Il. .priesnv J.ol tn No
Ga,,,,I t,,,'i r,.rnna,,. bod takor h, cnoi
ton thnrs,nd harrsis lnil, nrod,'otion
mon, ,h, p,,,io it,,e t,ns taavtna th.t
c,,,.rn ,n !. ,onsi e,,bo,,,asiny nnsitinn
4, ~ Gald uhnr. I,r,',i,uel,. 4, INA hsan
,bs.lntnly tbvrinorohIe IN tbis con.
rection n 10 vorth vhuo r.,nanberine
Nm tho rontrol rn.l an ~ ,,as an.
,iiad y, c.I N,to ,b. Nrid.clnt,nont
goid o,i,.. .ioc,,,s, ,,o praIrle v.as ioad
tn,, L,,u ,,n,or,.,,t fo, thn ,,,.noso
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,rt,, M h., ri,i,c,l,,,, lad, ag,r.a of ssoo
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,.,,,lntn, frecgo.ont thot the prairie
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,'a'.s ,,i6,.a5 In ,,.or,, MIA
~ nndnrt,ot I, born reoil,g s,re
ma, a, n0tl n,o ..'hi, hond oo,,troiIod
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-27


Er Associated Press,
SpoDWne, Washington. Aug PC
There is much confusion In compil'
ing the lists or dead, owing to thc
iact that AN the fire lighters were I'M
cmdcd with number of the employ
,s Of the forest service
Supervisor Wciglr, wVo abandoned
the search yesterday for Ranger Jo-
.cph y. Hahn and party who were
l,u in the mountains at the head
Nalrrs of ia" ST. Jo Elvcr has re
,,iyod nu word from that party toe
day According to Wallace authDri-
ties there were thirty-liye men u
the party
Tragic stories are told by arrivals
from the fire lu idaho. George Ryan,
ul Toronto, Canada, one of the th,r-
ty men imprisoned in the war Eagle
mime saturday, out of whom six per
ishcd. said:
There were gcvonty-tvc OF ms un-
der Ranger Pulaski We first took
refuge I'm the tunnel Of the j. ]. &.
mine II was not safe aud after IS"
had been there short time Jhirty
ur us went down the creek a quarter
of mile to the War Eagle, don't
know what became Of the rest of the
men.
PULASKI told us to lie as close 10
the floor of the tunnel as we could,
ur close To- the walls. We tried to
block mp the entrance Of the tunnel
with blankets but the IRE burned
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-27
rom KlIlcd In collision.

BY Associated Press
Albany Gao Aug &C. Engineer
John G.. Popp. running OH the Georgia
Northern freight train. ana four negro
lahorcrs were killed tonight In "a head
nn cnlIIsLon I'm pecnn CIlN-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-27
LATEST ESTIMATE or DEAD ~
STARTLING.
CHARRED BODIES FOUND
Forestry OfGioials Qucll Icnr-Cralcd
NOrhmcu NJ Point of Re-
vOlNCTs,

'rHE DEAD:
L. :. FOREST OFFICIALS, ~.
iHI.
LOGGERS AND SETTLERS, 81
JOE VALLEY. 80.
BULLION MINE. MONTANA FIRE
FIGHTERS. S.
WALLACE. IDAHO, I.
NEMpORT WASHINGTON, 3.
NuLL\N, IDNIIO. AND SfO-
KANE, ,.
TOTAL. 2Ig.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-27
The Weather.

By Associated Press
Washington u G.. Aug. 2G- okla
homa fair and warmer Saturday and
sunday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-27

Spokane wash. Aug. 2G.-Tcie-
graphic communication with the Su
Joe Valley i'm Idaho has been restored
hut it is yet possible to verify the re-
porss Of large loss of life among
The fire fighters, additional to the
siytyrivc reported by the government
forest officials
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-27

" N00UOWIVU TTV7N-
Alssoula, Mont. Aug 2G,-rho
missing party OF sixteen has been
found safe, according to q dispatch
received tonight by District Forester
Grcoly from Bonner, Idaho
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-27

Bout th' brrD.' bore iu m business
ls tn follow that's list back from chi
cago, What comes easy goes easy
unless its relations
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-27
DANIEL-SO
Thirteenth Company Inspection Order ed for Feb. 5-Gift for St. AIban's Rector-Warden BuIIard's Ideas or Charter Revision.

MT and Mrs. E. '. c. Baker of Nor wich were guests of MT. and Mrs. Har- ry w. Clarke over the holiday.
 Harry E. Palmer of Hartford was at his hone in Danielson Monday.
 Charles Conwell of Meriden visited with his mother, Mrs. Mary Conwell, Monday.
 i John c. Burns of Webster, Robert Burns of Stamford and Miss Kathleen Burl.s of Hartford were with their par ents, Mir. and Mrs. John Burns of Me- chanic street, for Christmas. Harry Shaw of Leominster. Mass. was the guest of friends in Danielson Monday.
 Mir and Mrs. Walter Hoyle of Wor- cester, formerly of Danielson. have been guests of local relatives.
 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Young of Worcester were guests Monday of Danielson relatives. William McDermott of New York Henry McDermott of Woonsoclet and Thomas McDermott of Putnam spent the holiday at their home ill Daniel son.
 William WhaIen of Boston spent Christmas with his father, Martin Whalen of Cottage street. Mir and Mrs. George F. Call enter tained Arthur Call over Christmas. Inspection February 9th. Captain Ebert T., Darbie of the Thir-
  notice that the annual government in spectiou of the command will occur on the evening of Feb. C. Useful Gift for Rector. Rev James II. George Jr., was given bicycle as Christmas present by the members of St Alban's church. The gift was presented at the tree exercises on Monday evening. Tree for St. James Sunday School. The children of St James parish will gather in the hall of the parochfaI school this (Tuesday) afternoon to re- ceive gifts from a. Christmas tree which is to be provided through the generosity of one of the members of the parish.
 K. T. Christmas Toast.
 Members of Columbian commandery, K. T., of Norwich. who live in Daniel son and surrounding towns gathered in the rooms of MOriah lodge, No. 15, F and A. M, at noon on M 1nday to pro- pose the usual Christmas toast.
 Good Skating.
 Scores of young people were out on the AssaWaga river during all of Mon day enjoying the excellent skating that han followed upon the rain storm that cleared the ice of snow. The skating is now the best of the winter. Santa Claus Parcels in Good Condition.
 There was a cleaning up of holiday packages at the postofice on Monday, although when the office was closed for the day there were some few parcels still to be called for. Postmaster Pot ter states that both outgoing and in coming packages were better wrapped than ever this year and that few gifts arrived damaged.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-27
PersonaIs.

Miss Addie l.. Tilden spent the holi- day at her home in Morrow Station.
 Irving Manley of Palmer. Mass, was the guest of friends in Abingdon, Monday.
 Prosecuting Agent Addison J. Green slit of Hampton was in the city on Monday.
 Business of all kinds was Dracti- cally suspended throughout the Thread city Monday.
 Judge of Probate C. F. Chester and George w Ide of Chaplin called on Willimantic friends Monday.
 John Sullivan of New York. for merly of this city spent Christmas with his mother in this city.
 Timothy Halloran of South Man chester was the guest of friends in town Monday for 8 brief stay.
 Ernest Bowen of Hartford was the guest of his parents, Judge and Mrs. A. J. Bowen, on Prospect street.
 Rev. Edward J. Frederick of Tariff vile was the guest of his mother. Mrs Johanna Frederick of North street Monday.
 Lou Keigwin of Flint, Mich. for merly of this city, is at the home of his sister, Mrs. Jay M. Shepard of Prospect street, for several days visit.
 MT. and Mrs. George w. Haggerty of Philadelphia spent Christmas at the home of MT. Haggerty's parents, ex-AlGernan and Mrs. James Hagger- ty of Main street
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-27
Quiet Holidays.

Christmas and Monday were unusu- ally quiet days in the Thread city and, IS far as the police authorities were concerned, nothing of material mo- ment occurred to mar the pleasure of the occasion. There was so session of police court
 The police were however. called to the Brick row at 3.15 o'clock Monday afternoon to investigate 8 complaint of trouble that was said to be brew ing in that vicinity.
 The investiga ton disclosed nothing more alarming than an impromptu cock fight between a couple of back dOoryard roosters, a spry looking Rhode Island red of mixed strain and q mOngreI Plymouth Rock. In prac tically all of the tenements along the various rows the tenants were quietly celebrating the holiday in little groups and knots and several infor nal dances were in progress to the compartment of the accordion and harmonica.
 The police were unable to locate any real trouble aside from q brief alter cation between q couple of men who had partaken a trifle too freely of the moist joys of the season and they were sufficiently tractable to preclude the advisability of making any arrests