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Young Ladies Club.

Mrs. Garland Brewster and Mrs Charles Wall were hestesses ftr thf Young Ladies Club of 'the First Metl odist church yesterday afternoon a the home of Mrs. Brewster, Nd. 11t West Seventeenth avenue. The nome was decorated in spring flowers The following program was rendered.
 Vocal so3o-Mrs, John Arbuck4e
 Piano solo-Miss Mamie Brewster
 Reading-Mrs. Rogers
 Vocal duet-Misses Reeves and Sanders.
 Piano solo--Miss Florence Brew ster.
 Violin solo--Miss Ruth Scales, sc- oompanied by Miss Annie Martin.
 Piano solo-@Miss Bessie Martin.
 Delightful refreshments were served late in the afternoon
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J. ". James left yesterday after noon for Conway. T. c. White has returned from g business trip to Star City. Mrs. H. P Ingram has returned from visit at Lonoke, Ark.
 John F. Rutherford has returned .Ffiaom a business trip to St. Louis.
 Will Kientz, cf Little Rock, will spend today in the city with relatives q former Pine Bluff boy, now cois- nected with a COTS press at the form S- Mir. n.Ass, and Mrs. m<r( Woodbridge re- turned yesterday aft frnoon from Lit tie Rock.
 Mrs. Tracy Mills Ifs home from a visit with relatives and friends in the capital city. ~
 Master Andrew Qasttlebaum, of sherrill, is in the cityssisiting T. c. White and family.
 Representative W B. Pinney, of the House, will spend Sunday with his family in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. o. Poole spent yes terday in Little Rock. returning home yesterday afternoon.
 Mrs. A. w. Mills andSRaby have re- turned from a visit te fslatives and friends at Little Rock.
 Dr. and Mrs J. S. Rowland, Of Hot Springs, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. George H. Adams.
 Miss Mary. McCoy is expected home today from LittleXock, where she spent few days with Miss Hallibur- tOn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26
00VI0VO0 CoD
 FOR flE1CMER'S CA STo Ri A OWLS INITIATE
 A LARGE GLASS

At the regular meeting of the local hest of Owls, held Friday right. four teen lively birds lost their tail feath- CTS. A goodly humber. also joined the order last Tuesday night. The osGer was suff ari,g from a "let down. in enthusiasm fer several we eks, but is be ug revived and tie local nest promises 70 be amoLg tie s:top notchers" in frat rual circles in tllls city again in the near future.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26
,nd Opera Concert.

Inc free grand opera concert by knerial-Jufiet Lodge, Knights of hAtas wifi be given Tuesday night, Lrch 28, at the lodge hail, Second |.nue and Chestnut street. Miss |nnie Hardin promises to give a
 e musical program for the 'occas- ! she having charge Of that fea-
 e The committee in charge is mnosed of R. w. Etter and Ii. z. brgan. Arrangements are being Ide to care for a large crowd
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26
P1reuJNc TOM THUMB
 FOR LITTLE HONORS

Bridgeport, Ohio March 25.-Mrs Edward Conkle, wife of a street car conductor yesterday gave birth to a baby weighing only one and seven- eighths pounds. It is perfectly form GO. but not largen than the ordinary new born baby's head.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26
r Bagaar.

p,enarations are moving on stead,
 and encouraging for the Bazaar a tea to be held Saturday evening Arc Easter, by the ladies of St. k.a;a,s Guild at Trinity Parish. All ,da of fancy work, cakes and col |.d eggs wifi be on sale.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26
REMEMBER THE NAME.

Foleys Honey and Tar for all coughs and colds, for croup, bronchitis hoarseness and for racking lagrippe coughs. No opiates Refuse substi- tutes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26
knic at Sulphur Springs.

party of young people, including
 couples, left the city yesterday trning about g o'clock and went to Ilphur Springs. where they spent
 day picnicing-. The party was bperoned by Mrs. J E. Boyce,- and / spite of the bad weather, tire chil- tn report a delightful time at the tings Lunches were carried iii
 wagons, in which the young ks made the trip. and they were lead at the noon hour. The picnic
 returned about o'clock yesterday ernoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26
ro and Foreign Society.

rhe Home and Foreign Missionary .iety of the First M p. ChuTeh pl hold a joint meeting Monday atf- non at 3 o'clock with Mrs. M. T!, oes No S12 Laurel street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26
-,orory Society.

IssIonary Society. :. abould have been stated that the
 ,orv Society of the First Pres
 ,-,on church would meet with Mrs r Frizelle, Monday afternoon, ill., .a of the Poplar Street church, as hnounced.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26

ter Picnic.
 number of Miss Gladys Eilbott's bils met at her home yesterday gave an fndor picnic in honor c1 lda and Dora Heiner, who leave t week for Memphis, where ir hre they will reside. They brought lunches, picnic fashion, Among M present were Freda and Dora nef, Flossie White. Rosie Curdon, |ie and Lucille Rosenberg, Susie Edna Belle Sctfcker, Helene Eis- banner, Hughlet and Bessie Cr'e- B, Marie Atkinson, Urchie Colclas- Nina Barnes, Sylvia F Fos',nzweis. bette Dreyfus, Fannie Naiss. Clyde m, Blythe Foster, GertrIde haei', Ae Bluthenthal, Fannie Hart. s.
 Strauss, Hallie Roe Eilb 1t of petmer: Leslie linen, Munsev Ne'-
 Lucille and Pauline Ffihatt and e Ben Thalheimer Jr,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26
,.,ontes Book Club.

|,,.. tO W. Clarke will have the
 .,Aontes Book Club Wednesday af- I,,oon at 2:30 o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26
Ladies Guild.

rhs Young Ladies' Guild of Trim ,nnrch will hold a meeting in the .,cb Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26
no Club.

,ssne Club , ...=,,,..-
 .,+ornoon at 2:30 o'clock with " w C. Hudson, on South Main a.an{
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-03-26
fors Honored.

IOTS H0nOTed.
 delightful Lenten affair and one ne most enjoyable bridge affairs me season was the party yester-
 afternoon by Mrs. Charles R. Phugh, of No. 902 West Second pue, given complimentary to Mis-:
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SOCIETY
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Evening journal., 1911-01-21
WOMEN PUGILISTS MEET IN
SIX ROUNDS IN OKLAHOMA

Perhaps the hope of the whine
race" is realized; perhaps the Cau-
casian is found who will knock Jack
Johnson, the black pugilistic cham
pion. into the middle of next week.
Battling Bess" Martin of Oklahoma
City and knock Out Nellie" Bennett
Of Chicago fought a prize fight. six
rounds, at Tulsa, Okla, a despatch
states It adds that many of the spec
tators were women who showed a sur
prising knowledge OF pugllistic lingo,
shouting to their favorite Put her
outi" or Hand her a sleep pro-
duoerl"
The referee, knowing that a certain
place hath no fury like q woman
scorned," decided the battic a draw
Indignation is sweeTing the whole
State" as a result of lhs prize fight
the despatch says. But such combats
can be conducted in a very lady-like
uanner Maybe the sosety reporter
Of the near future will write:
"A very vivacious little rencontre
took place at the Refined Roxing Club
last night. kid KatheryE" Kassam
and Young Pankhurst" spared four
rounds for purse OF $1,000 hung ND
by the Advanced Women's Society for
Mental and Musical Development. The
general price of admission was reduc-
ed from So to S4.S8; consequently the
clubhouse was never so crowded. Even
the gallery reserved for girls and
misses was thronged with young hope
Evening journal., 1911-01-21
RICHARDSON and
FOORD MAY SHOOT

The main event at this afternoons
shoot of the DUPONT Gun Club will
be the 25-target match between the
shooters Of the eleventh floor and tho
fourth floor Of the DUPONT building.
Ties which have resulted I'm the +.
Coleman DUPONT Merchandise shoots
will be shot off also.
Another Amateur State Champion-
ship Shoot will be shot in the near
future between William Foord. of
Wilmington. and A. p. Richardson. OF
Dover. If the present plans are car
ried out il will be 5O-target event
and as these two men are cracks. there
VIII be much interest in the competi-
ton.
Owing to the unlocked for success
OF the Thursday afternoon practice
shoot, such shoots will be held each
week. This gives the men who arc
unable to attend the Saturday event.
a chance to break a few Of the clay
pigeons.
Evening journal., 1911-01-21
BATTLING HURLEY
TO SHOW HIS CLASS

By United Press Leased Special W.rei
PASSAlC, n. J.. Jan 21.-Battling
Hurley who has been idle for several
weeks, due to the recent death of his
sister, viii fight yaung Sammy Smith
at the National Sporting Club in Phil
adelphia tonight. The Battler has kept
himself in good condition despite his
lay Off and expects to spring a surprise
when he meets Smith.
Hurley has long been trying to get
on match with either Abe Attell or
Packey Mcfarland. He is canfident
that he can make either OF this pair
travel faster than they have done i'm
months and expects to assert his claim
for a battle with one or the other by
decisLvely beating Smith.
Evening journal., 1911-01-21
TO SHOW POWER
DELIVERY WAGONS

The second week of the Philadelphia
Automobile Show will be inaugurated
on Monday night and 1t will be con-
fined entirely to the exhibition OF
electric pleasure cars and gasoline
motor wagons This show will be
held only in the Third Regiment
Armory. Manager j. II Beck. said
day OF two ago, that all the available
space had been taken up and that the
exhibition would be the best of the
kind ever seen outside of the big Ma
tional Shows in New York and Chi
cago. The display will include trucks
and wagons from all the leading
American manufacturers.
Motor delivery has become so neces-
sary now i'm all lines of merchandise
that the up-to-date busines man is
forced for economy's sake to investi-
gate the merits of the latest forms
OF trucks and wagons. and there is
no place TO do it like the Automobile
Show.
As soon as the pleasure car show
ends tonight the electric cars and the
motor delivery will be installed and
everything will be ready for opening
on Monday night and the second part
Of the exhibition will run till Satur-
day night, January %, when the ex-
hibits viii be shipped to other cities.
Evening journal., 1911-01-21

fuls, who. it is confidently expected,
will maintain the superiority Of the
white race.
Kid Katheryn' and Young Pank-
hurst appeared and we're greeted with
equal applause; both seemed to be in
the rose-pink OF condition. The well
known referee, Mrs. Tug Hittem,
called the combatants' to the centre
OF the ring and warned them there
must be no hair pulling or. scratch
ing.
First Round-They kissed. Kid
Katheryn' Immediately rushed but ran
into a fatiron punch that dislocated
two Of her curls. Recovering, she
knocked Young Pankhurst's' head
back with her famous batpin jab. They
mixed Il up while the spectators
screamed with delight. Just before
the bell sounded the Kid gave her
opponent a stovepoker poke on the
Jaw that jolted her. But the best
judges at the ringside decided that the
hOnors were easy for the round.
while the spectators munched car
amels the boxers seconds and maids
were busy repairing the damage done,
A few touches of rouge and the expert
use of curling irons, and they looked
as good as new. But the Kid took
large dose Of aromatic spirits of
ammonia; it was noticed.
Second Round-They spared eau
tiously"-
And so on.
Evening journal., 1911-01-21
NOT ENTHUSIASTIC
OVER TENNEY'S DEAL

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-The first
deal made by Fred Tenney Of any
consequence since he assumed the
management of the Boston Nationals.
the trading Of Second Baseman Shean
Tor Arthur J. Shafer, the young utility
inhelder OF the Giants, is not bringing
him any encomiums from the New
York fans. Manager McGraw is be-
lieved to have got all the better OF
the trade, as Shean Is player of
recognized ability, while Shafer has
not done anything to justify the glow
ing accounts that greeted his advent
In the Giants. The Shean- -Shafer deal
Is believed to be the forerunner Of
other swaps and deals that Tenney and
McGrav have in mind. McGraw is
said TO be after pitcher Mattern. one
OF the best left handlers in the Ma
tional League.
Evening journal., 1911-01-21
AUTOISTS WANT
LAW CHANGES
Will Ask Legislature to Place
Speed Limit at Twenty
five Miles an Hour

The Delaware Automobile Associa-
tion held a meeting last evening and
discussed proposed legislation. 1t was
decided 10 support any legislation
tending to a State highway. Several
amendments to the present law we're
considered, including the question Of
exempting physicians and veterinar-
ians from the speed limit
An effort will be made to increase
the speed limit from twenty to twenty
four miles an hour The Legislature
will be asked to make it a misde-
meanor for any one to place, throw
or otherwise distribute tacks, glass or
other injurious substance on any high
way or the placing of distractions,
such as fence rails, etc, thereon.
Evening journal., 1911-01-21
CHESMAR TACK ES
WOODBURY. TODAY

Chesmar will be up against a strong
aggregation Of basketballers in the
Woodbury. High School team whom
they play at the Brownson Hall this
afternoon. The Woodbury. boys have
been making a name for themselves
in their territory and they have prom
ised to make things interesting for
the local boys "Vic" Brennan will be
in the game again and things look
bright for the Chesmar boys.
Evening journal., 1911-01-21
PRESIDENT MURPHY ASKS
FANS TO SUGGEST CHANGES
By United Press Leased Special Wire.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
CHICAGO. Jan. 21.-President MUIR
ply Of the Cubs has issued an invi-
tation TO Chicago fans TO suggest
i. changes in the rules for playing the
n.et(onal game that will tend to make
Il beoter AS a member OF the rules
c0mmiteee Of the National League.
Murphy sNys. he is willing TO receive
comments from fans on two questions
that have caused great discussion late
~ These are:
Shall a base runner who overslides
second or third and IS touched out,
be called OUR and should the bat
fer be given his base on three balls
instead Of waiting four2'
Evening journal., 1911-01-21
BURNS MADE II HOT
FOR YOUNG DONOHUE

BY United Press Leased Special W.rei
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-The light
weight championship aspiration of
Young Donohue of Boston were not
advanced any by his ten-round brsuh
with Kid Burns of New York last
night DonOhue made a good finish and
earned draw, but from first to last,
he gave little evidence of possessing
championship ability
In the first round Donohue was
ready to quite, claiming that Burns
had fouled him with a blow in the
stomach. Referee Joh made him stay
with the Job. This Indication of the
saffron seam put the Bostonian 'in
bad with the spectators. Donohue
landed many blows on Burns but he
lacked the steam to do serious damage.
Evening journal., 1911-01-21
GERMAN HOLDS
FOURTH PLACE

According TO the record compiled
by Sporting Life, Lester German. Of
Aberdeen. Md. is in fourth place in
the ranks of the single target shoot
ers with a percentage of 96.4S. j.
r. Skelly. Of this city, is ninth, with
percentage of $3.50, having shat
tered 1870 out Of a possible 1000.
Skelly is also counted in tho doubles
having made thirty-third place.
Evening journal., 1911-01-21
y. Nm. q. A. ShuffIeboard

Boys Of the Y. NJ @. A. viii emily
shuttle board contests this evening in
the rooms Of the Boys Department
Eight two-man teams have entered.
Several puzzles have been offered as
prizes by the George Hardcastle Com
pany.
n. H. Schoch. leader Of the /. XII.
Club OF the Boys Department presided
AZ tue meeting Of that body last even
Ink. Luncheon was served
Evening journal., 1911-01-21
PRINCETON ENTHUSIASM
OVER HARVARD GAME

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
PRINCETON, n. j.. Jan. 21.-The
official announcement that Harvard
viii play football in Princeton on No
vember 4, although expected, has oc-
casioned great enthusiasm among
Princeton undergraduates. II is prob
able now that Princeton will drop
negotiations for a game with Cornell
as the management does not wish to
increase the Princeton schedule too
heavily.
Evening journal., 1911-01-21
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HERMITS.
10 Camden for Soccer Game.

In an attempt to take a second
game from the Camden boys, the
Windsor soccer team of this city
went to that place this afternoon and
line up against the Albions OF the ST.
Geo -ge League. Goal. NJ. Oliver; right
frllback, J. Lacey; left fullbsck, r.
placlr. right halfhack n Murrav.
center halfback, ]. Armstrong; left
falfback. G. Holgate; outside right, G..
Cockerell: inside right ]. Barton;
centre forward. H. Holgate; inside
left, J Coucil; Iineman, c. Helms.
Evening journal., 1911-01-21
MAY SEND BOWLERS
ON TO BUFFALO

Lack Of a quorum necessitated the
postponement Of a meeting of the City
Bowling Association which was to
have been held last evening and at
which Il was expected there would be a
discussion Of the big bowling tourna-
ment to be held in Buffalo. n. Y. soon.
II IS more than likely that Wilmington
viii be represented as there are some
very good bowlers In the city's ranks
and there is every reason to believe
that they would make good IL they
rolled in the Buffalo events.
Evening journal., 1911-01-21
ALIENATION CASE
UP ON MONDAY

In the Superior Court on Monday
the case OF Mrs. Hattie Eliason VS..
Mrs. Lille G. Draper, Of Middlotown
will be tried.
IL is an action for recovery of $4,000
damages for alleged alienation of a
husbands objections and the first ac-
tion of the kind ever brought in Del
aware in which women ara plaintiff
and defendant.
Evening journal., 1911-01-21
HERMITS WIN; REDUCE
LEAD OF TIE KNIGHTS

Fifty-six pins were gained by the
Hermits at the Pierce Alleys last
evening through their winning two
games out OF the three rolled In COM
petition with the Knights. The
nights are leading with 376 pins. The
acnrea follow.
Evening journal., 1911-01-21
Noon BAND
Rasketban Game Cancelled.

The basketball game scheduled for
this afternoon between the Whining
ton Friends School team and the
Media High School has been cancelled
by the Pennsylyauians. AS a result the
locals will be without game.
Evening journal., 1911-01-21
TODAYs SPORTS.

Weekly shoot Of dupont Gun
Club at New Bridge, take Rising
sun or Delaware avenue cars.
theSmar vs.. Woodbury.. y. j.,
High School; BrOwnsOR Hall, at
3 o'clock.
Wilmington High School vs.
Brown Prep. Of Philadelphia,
basketball, and the High School
Seconds vs.. the Wilmington
School OF Music. at the West
End Reading Room, at 3.30
o'clock.
Company + of this city and
COMPANY l. OF Philadelphia and
Company ID and Delaware
Baptist; basketball, at Armory,
at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1911-01-21
CHARLES 5. HURLOeK.


Has received another $500 lot of New
and Slightly Shop-Worn Rugs that he
will sell at unheard OF low prices
while they last Only a few left Of
perfect Administers at $500. Tapestry
Brussels a little on from S5s.e1 to
$1,000, and RUGS as low as Sa.9S.
CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK.
Evening journal., 1911-01-21
Lniher Sonier Mar Shoot.

Members Of the dupont Gun Club
will be treated TO an exhibition shoot
by Luther Squier at today's meet Mr..
Squier was in New York yesterday
and it was said that he nnay be here
today.
Evening journal., 1911-01-21
BOYS LEAGUE BASKETBALL
GAMES AT THE y. VI. G.. A..

In the Boys Club League OF the Y.
NJ. c. A. the Defiance team won from
the Beacers by the score Of 4to o and
the Vincent meet defeat az the hands
OF the Moon Band, the score being 10
to s. The lineups of the games fol-
Evening journal., 1911-01-21
BrOMnson Third Mins.

Brownson has developed another
team. Last evening the third team
won from Belmont by the score Of 81
to 25
Evening journal., 1911-01-21
CHESTER HIGH
DEFEATS LOCALS
Basketball Contest Finished
With a Score of Is to IA
Yesterday Afternoon

Il was an interesting game Of
basketball that was played at Ches-
ter yesterday between the local High
School team and that Of the Chester
High School. It resulted in a is to IA
victory for the Chester boys. The sec
ond team Of the Chester High won
from the Wilmington High seconds TO
the tune Of 81 to r. The lineups
and summaries follow:
Evening journal., 1911-01-21
KENTMERE FADES
CHADD'S FORD TOSSERS

The Kentmere A. A. went to Chadd's
Ford, Pa. last night and defeated the
team OF that place by the score o.
81 10 "a. The feature Of the game
was the great work Of Captain john
son and Collins for Kentmere. The
teams lined-up as follows:
kentmere. Chadd's Ford.
Evening journal., 1911-01-21

Field goals. Jones. ,; Horty, ,; Eb-
erhardt. 2; Strain, 4; Jack, / Carroll,
1; Tisdale, / Smith, 1. Goals from
fouls, Horty, 2; Smith, ?. Fouls COM
mitted, Wilmington, z; Chester, Z.
Referee, Thomas.
This afternoon at the West End
Reading Rooms the High School will
meet the Brown Prep team of Phila-
delphia.
Evening journal., 1911-01-21

CLEvELAND, Jan. 21.-Louis Franz
and Jack Gilbert of this city, cham
pion bowle-s Of Ohio. have accepted
Eddie Gebhard OF Buffalo, to roll a
series of games for the championship
of the country. Although no date has
been set for the contests, IL is more
than likely that the men will meet in
Buffalo the latter part Of February.
Smith and Gebhard have been clean
ing up everything in the east in great.
fashion this season and are confident
Of winning the two-man championship
OF America. The two have worked
well together-in fact. have conceded
as many as 800 pins handicap to the
best bowlers in a ten game match
and come out victorious.
Evening journal., 1911-01-21

PHILADELPHIA, JAN 21-Jem
Driscoll is planning another visit to
America. The English featherweight
champion recently received several
good offers from philadelphia Jack"
O'Brien to meet Abe Attell and several
other crack featherweights before his
new club in this city Driscoll stated
recently that as O'Brien's offer was a
liberal one he would accept and sail
for the United States some time
around the middle OF February.
Evening journal., 1911-01-21

Goals, Coke, l; Wills, j; Blaine. l.
Whyle, 2; Coppock. Il; Shaw, 3; (; Nit
chell, /. Goals from fouls, Coke, q;
Coppock l., Referee, Thomas.
The evening world., 1911-06-27
MOUNTED POLICEMAN RIDES
INTO OCEAN TO STOP SUICIDE

With a heart as desoiate and gloomy
as the day. Alexander sapparzoritz OF
No. b24 Brooke avenue. the Bronx.
walked fully dressed out into the waves
or West Fifth street. Coney Island. to-
day. Because Of the fog few people saw
him. These set UP q shout. but when
Mounted Policeman McAndrews came
pounding down the beach sapparxoritx
was in up to his neck and still going.
McAndrews turned his horse into the
surf and rode after tho boy. The horse
had TO swim the rollers before Mean
drews could get his hand in ,he lads
collar TO drag him back TO the sand.
Sapparzoritz told Magistrate Mcclure
he had no family. no friends, no work
and no prospects In life.
will you quit this nonsense IL
give you a job?" asked the Magistrate.
Nobody car get me a Job" said the
boy sadly.
Brace up" said Magistrate Mcclure.
The evening world., 1911-06-27
MCGOWAN AIDS CLERGY
IN EAST SIDE CLEANUP.
One Proprietor of Alleged Dis
orderly House in Court and An
other Forfeits Bail.

Headed by Patrick 8. MCGOWAN.
former President OF the Board OF AL
dermen. a delegation of six ciergymen,
representing Catholic. Protestant and
Jewish congregations located on the
east side between Seventeenth and
Twenty-fourth streets. went to the
Yorkville Police Court to-day TO press
charges against two men who had
been arrested for maintaining alleged
disorderly houses.
The prisoners were Charles Green,
a of a Raines law place at No.
142 Third avenue. and George Burns,
clerk at the Continental and Globe IIo-
tel at No. 137 Third avenue. But the
clergymen did not get their chance
to testify 70 the conditions which they
say prevail in their neiChpbo rhoods.
For Green waived examination and
was held for trial without a hearing
and Burns failed to appear altogether.
Magistrate Steinert forfeited Burns's
bail Of $500 and ordered that an alarm
be sent out for him.
According to Mr.. MCGOWAN and his
reverend associates there are more i'm
proper resorts and more immoral char
acters 10 be found between Third ave
nus and tho East River anc seven
teonth street and Twenty-fourth than
IN any corresponding area of the city.