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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-15

that building We're making final reports.
recommendations and getting all things
in readiness for the meeting OF the hoard
of educa ton this afternoon. This Is the
last meeting of that body before the
opening of the schools next Monday. The
business of the meeting will be the acting
upon the recommendations of the school
officers and the ratification of appoint
ments to teacherships and promotions in
the ranks which have been made since
the board last met
The vacancy caused by the appoint
ment of Frank c. Daniel as principal of
the Mckinley Manual Training School Is
to be filled by w. &. Myers of the Cen
trail High School The vacancy caused
by MIR. Myers transfer will, in turn. be
filled by George a. Ross of the Eastern
High School. The Eastern High School,
it is understood. will he able to get along
without any additional teacher of math-
ematicS.
Some action may be taken by the board
Of education regarding the congestion in
several schools which is expected. The
congestion Will he worse in the suburban
districts state the school authorities, as
there the growth of population has been
much more rapid in proportion than has
been the growth of the school system.
Although most of the schools in the heart
of the city are expected to have no I'M
usual congestion, nothing definite can be
ascertained until Monday, when the doors
are opened.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-15

Home again and probably every member of the family
needing Hose The "Knotar guaranteed in this
if they holes you them and Immediately
receive Tens of thousands are wearing kno
tair Hose. Are you? Whether yes the family is inter
ested in the arrival of the weights and Styles
member of the family get the list of needs this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-15
Substance of the Testimony.

Secretary Eddy and his assistant, Mr..
Money, the report states, interviewed fiji
teen passengers and two other witnesses
The witnesses, the report states, do not
agree in regard to the details of what
took place. 1T would appear from the
evidence obtained the report states.
that the motorman of the first car did
not go back more than thirty feet from
the first car, that the car was properly
fitted with lights, that the speed of the
second car was more than twenty miles
an hour and that at public crossing, and
that the cars were not spaced more than
one minute apart
The report states that the motorman
of the second car admits he was go
ing at rate of from eighteen to
twenty miles an hour when he saw
the red light swung on the track at a
point close to the standing car, and that
he did not see the tail light on the
first car until after the crash because
1t was burning dimly. He claims to
have done everything in his power to stop
his car as soon as he saw the red light.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-15
Trolleys in Bad Condition.

The report continues: THE motorman
who was interviewed states that the troll
leys on the cars operating on this line
are generally in bad condition, and fire.
uuently leave the wire. DIR. Jones, who
resides i'm the immediate neghborhood
the trolleys frequently leave the wires
on the curve where the accident occurred.
Investigation shows that the wire appears
To be in proper condition, but oppor-
tunity has not yet been afforded to eX-
anime the condition of the trolleys. This
will be taken up Immediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-15
Price is ST $50
Value Is

This and other Suits at SIS. 80
arc the outcome of intelligent
effort to produce the best pos
sible suits for ordinary wear;
suits to link style, comfort and
durability.
The materials include plain
serge in navy and black-and
this serge is the same as used
in best of mems suits. The
other materials-Scotch mix
lures, pin stripes and rough
suitings = are all superior,
sponged before making.
The styles avoid the extreme
while fashionable in every line.
All made by men tailors, each
and every suit will prove last
ingly attractive. Mostly plain
tailored. Those trimmed are en-
bellishcd with best of Hercules
braid.
The 2S-inch models are rec
commended as attractively rep
resenting the fashion trend.
These have notch collar and
revers, and guaranteed lining
of Skinner satin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-15

'Kmotair' Sayimg-2.
When you can't get better
YOU arc usually satisfied.
You will be satisfied with
knotair Hosiery, because YOU
can't get better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-15
Convenience for Teachers.

This Institution will not do away with
the regular practice bank in our business
practice course. The new bank will be
used to give the pupils an idea of the
responsibility of handling real money. l
propose to take the most responsible of
the fourth-year pupils to run the bank.
and there will be members of the fac
ulty on the board of directors. of course.
The bank ought to get about so from
each teacher. Often a teacher comes 10
me saying he wants to get down town
early so as TO cash check; and with
this bank In operation here, why every
teacher might keep SO or SO just for con-
venience. Then the boys here do out
side work to great extent, and have
sometimes Sd SO they have collected.
That money could be put right into ---e
bank. and there are innumerahle ways
In which money will drift into the inst1-
tuition.
IL suppose we will have a bank down
town where we will deposit most OF our
money. so that there Will be little or none
Of il kept in the school building over
night
Mr.. Davis found out from the control
Ter of the currency that there is nothing
in the law to prevent the students from
running a bank Of the kind proposed, and
the matter now rests with the board of
education.
Business High School will open Monday
with its equipment complete for the first
time. A new chemical laboratory, where
the chemistry of industry will be taught
to some extent. will be operated this year.
Additional furniture for some of the
rooms has been installed; additional file
cases and additions to the business prac-
tice equipment all through the big build
Ing will insure to the LOO students a
much better school than ever before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-15
All Under One Roof.

The third addition to Mckinley Manual
Training School is so nearly completed
that only a few odds and ends remain for
the workmen to finish. For the first time
In the history of this big school the entire
student body will be able to attend
classes all under one roof. The additional
building alone cost $4,000, and the
equipment half as much again. The
school is now one of the greatest of its
kind in the United States. and will ac-
commodate more than LOO students.
One of the features of the addition
which will be watched with interest has
nothing to do with lathes. dynamos and
electricity. 1t is simply lunchroom, but
very fine and large lunchroom. The
advance of the lunchroom idea In the
schools has not reached the stage where
II can be called anything more than an
experiment.
Whether or not the boys at Tech will
relish giving up eating their hot dog
sandwiches and drinking coffee at
Moneys place" where for a dozen
years high school youths have been nour-
ished, is still a question. In place of the
hot dog, coffee and cheap soda water ard
ice cream. the new Tech lunchroom pro-
poses TO give warm and nourishing food
cooked by a professional cook. al a
lower price than ii could be obtained
anywhere else.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-15

"Kr1otar'' Sayi1g-3. "Kr1otair" Saying-4o
The best of friends part \ contented mind is
is the old saying. tnual feast
There will be parting Your mind will he conented,
knotair Hosiery will your feet, il YOU
them. knotair Hosiery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-15

"Knotair'' Saying.
You are not necessarily
fool if YOU do something fool
ish.
But don't do anything foolish
when you can avoid it.
Start right now and wear
knotair Hosiery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-15
04c for ST so to Sl.z5 Gloves

Regular patrons know these Kid Gloves world famous
makes Then why only o4c Because the Greater aas Royal
shortly open with entirely stock Look Tor all
these best kid gloves white black browns ans gys reds,
blues and greens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-15

"Knotair" Saying-6.
1t Is always worth while TO
learn something worth while.
Wear knotair Hosiery and
learn their intrinsic qualities
il will be worth your while.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-03
Notas de Mayaguez

-Apenas sc hsbIa va Ell la ciudad del
crimen de Jose r. Luciano, pues su ac-
tualidad ha s[d0 reemplazado pOr Ia
del ROBO F7RIJSTRADO en- la casa de
Fritze Lundto
Ahora tiene la polic1a opOrtunidad
de prestar un honito servicio descu-
briendo ell autor, los autores de tan
escandaloso hecho. Claro esta que tie
ne que aguzar eL ingenio, pues para
seguir una pist3 tan intrincada, Sc ne
cesitan otras aptitudes que las que sc
emplean en- sorprender una rina de ga
Hos revolver en- mano...
Esta vez no ha habido nj sospechas,
mas menos fundadas, que dieran
nargen a una detenci0n exception he
cha de la de los industriales fabri-
cantes del ''helaGo en- paquete."
LAS inyestigacIones policiacas est!i-
yieron cerca de estos senores extranje-
ros no Sc sabe por que Como no Sc ha-
LA encontrado analog1a en- la question
de 'paquetes lEIes como estos indus
trialeS fabrican Aelado Ell "paquete"
Y a La GAIA de Eritze Dundt trataron
de meterle un paquete" de dinamita,
Quizas a alguien, IN su ofuscaci6n por
desculbrir algo, Ie parecio facil conec-
tar 10 uno con 10 otro
Veo con especial gusto que algunos
peri0dicos llaman la atenci0n del Co
bierno acerca de la poca policfa one
contamos en- esta ciudad para ell SER
yici0 publico Y s. todos los ''Rafess"
que Sc presenter ahora son tan prodi-
glOsos en- sus trahajos nocturnos como
el 8 los de la case de Fritze Lundt, es-
tamos aviados pe.es va a yer que dor
mir con Vln oJo alberto ell otro 10
mismo.
De tai modo eetan las cosas por AGA
que ha habido una Inca que Sc ha atre-
vido sacarle $4,000 del bolsillo Car
melo Honore. 5Qu6 hay de ESQ? Esta-
mos seguros? Bueno, pero Sc necesita
tener un genio especial para "dor-
mirse en- los laureles'', al extreme lie
que lie hagan urlo una extraction tan
costosa como Ia hecha al amigo Homo
re, sin darse por Pancho Andino!
Alguien dice que Sc trata de una
broma con Honor6; alg1n amigo ha
qnerido jugar de manos con el por YER
10 incomodado.
Y por. 10 que mi toca declare q1e
no me gus tan esos juegos tan brutos.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-03
Un robo en- TN hotel
UN CASO RARO

Aver dos americanos que durmieron
anteanoche ,en III hotel de esta ciudad,
han presentado una denuncia por un
supuestO hurto de cien dollars.
Fueron arrestados por sospechas dos
empleados que llevan algrlnos a1os de
servicio en- dicho hotel
Uno de los americanos que dice que lie
han sustraido los cien dollars, tuvo buen
cuidado de entregar Ia noche del he
cho, para guardian un revolver, y un
lapiz pero parece que Sc olvid6 de entire
gar 10 mas importante, que era Ia car
terra con los billetes.
La policia investiga esta denuncia
verdaderamente extrana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-03
H incidente de aver

Els mny comentado en- nuestros cfrcrn,,
los polfticos, ell incidente parlamenta+
RIO, ocurrld0 aver durante La session DEF
Consejo Eejeontivo, entire los seiiores
Brown y Was Ochoteco, al discutfrses
la franq1icia de Mr. Savage para
abrir un tranvia electrico entire Cata~
no y Bayamon.
AL sugerir Ell Attorney General MFR.
Brown una enmienda la franquicia
de Mr.. Savage, Ell seiior Was Ochote.
co manifesto que 81 era el Attornex
abogado de los peticionarios de la
franquicia uno de los Consejeros que
debian fallar sin prejuzgar el asunto.
lntervinO en- ell ineidente el aboga-
do se1lOr Guerra Representative de 1os
senores Yaldes~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-03
De AREC|BO
LOS ESTUDIOS DEL PUERTO

Sc ha regin1do en- dicha eiudad la Ju1e4
ia del puerto, y entire otros importantes
|acuerdos, sc tom6 ell de dirigir una CO.
municaci6n al gobernador y Comisiona~
do del Interior, para que Sc nombre un
tecnico con ell fin de que los Estudios Sc
empiecen pronto.
Tambien fue acuerdo sugerir 4 la Co.
mission estadista La pronta termination
de sus trabajos, invitando la Comisii6n
de Hacienda para que faciIite diclla
|Comisi6n los recursOs necesarios para
que puedan uenar su cometido.
Es muy digno de APPLAUSE, esa renacT~
miento que empieza 4 invadi ) nuehas
pueblos de Ia isla, que trabajan activa~
mente para la prosperidad y el engran,
decimiento del pals.
TOdas las reformas necesitan el apo
yo y protection del gobierno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-03
JrgS FbraksBn Rndras La infection del obanNo
DE LA NORMAL

Esta noche, a las ocho, Sc celebrara en-
ell salon de actos del departamento de la
Universidad de Puerto Rico, la fiesta
literaria en- que sc daran q conocer los
trabajos premiados en- los JWegos FJoro-
les para los alrlmnos de la Normal, orga-
nizados pOr ell ilustrado catedratico de
espa1ol, don Felipe Janer y Soler.
Ha sidO nOmbrado mantenedor, ell
laureado Poeta Ferdinand r. Cestero,
cuyo discurso publicaremos ell lines.
El jurado calificador ha otorgado dos
primeros premios, dos segun.dos y algu-
mas menciOnes.
En- la pr6xima edici6n del BOLETTN.
resenarennos el acto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-03
b nlagrv De las eolveIS!elgg
Domingo OROzCO.

Mayaguez esta de enhorabuena. Ha
comprado tres mil biblias, que en- ratios
de solaz leera avidamente, segiin supo-
nemOs nOS0trOs
"La Tribma" a prop6sito de este
triunfo biblico, atribuido a varios love
nes del SeminariO Teol6gico, escribe 10
siguiente.
''El resultadO de esta labor, puede
ser colossal, 81 'estas Biblias no SON per-
didas. +
"Pero supongamos que de los tres mil
|compradores 15OO lean la Palabra, y de
esos lectOres quineintos estan predesti-
|nados para SER salvados, entonces ten
drlamos que estos j6venes fueron instru-
mentos del Senor, para la conversion de
quinientas almas, este es ell mayor ga
lard6n que ellos pueden anhelar"
Pero cree La ''Tribuna" que en- Maya
guez necesita nadie, en- ell siglo Xxx, ser
|convertido 4 ninguna religion.
Era 10 Glnico que faltaba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-03
Los ni6oS en- ell TeatfO
LA FUNCION DE ANOCHE

Dos cosas dignas de elogio Sc han
manifestado en- La function de anoche
ell entusiasmo de los padres por apreciar
Ell trabajo artistico de los ninos y las ap-
titudes de algunos de estos, puestas dc
relieve en- los distintos ntimeros del pro
grama.
Los organizadores del simpatro es-
|pectaculo contaban por 10 visto con ell
desbordamiento paternal cuando no re-
|servarOn la prensa las localidades que
habitualmente ocupa: bueno es este 81
Sc atiende puramente a los .ngresos, pc
70 de estas festas bueno es que quede
tambien alg1n recuerdo escrito, Y 81 al
cronista no sc lie deja yer, nj Sc lie deja
DIR con la comodidad que necesita. NAL
podra resenar impresiones 81 no las ha
recibido
Esta advertencia, naturalmente, en-
NADIA alcanza a los niIlos que no tienen
la culpa de NADIA, que estuvieron todos
monlslmos, y algunos demOstraron que
tienen actitudes y temperamento para
brillar en- ell teatro.
Ell nino que cant6 Ell solo en- el coro
de pajes del ReJoj de Lucerno, la moni-
sima Rosita Rosen6, ell Undo coro que
cant6 el nimero de EJ Cafe, de Feman
do CallejO. los interDretes de La Mar
cha de Cddis, y especialmente las bellas
senoritas Maria Morera y Dolores Bias
cochea y Adolfo Vald6s, muy gracioso
Ell ell Te0dOr1co, fueron muy celebrados.
La organization, la finalidad v los re-
sultados del acto deben satisfacer 4 slls
organizadores y q Las simpaticas criatu-
ras que han cooperate q la bella fiesta
de anoche.
Domingo OROzCO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-03
Don Jorge Bird Leon

Ha fallecldo en- Fajardo, ell venerable
patricio don Jorge Bird Leon, umo de
los grandes luchadores por las liberia
des de su pals Ell fallecimiento del Sc
nor Bird Leon ha sido sentidisimo en-
aquella poblaci6n y en- toda la isla, don
de contaba ell finado con generates sim
patlas
Ell BOLETIN MERCANTIh sc une
al dolOr intense que su muerte ha pro-
ducido y hace votos por eI eternO descan-
50 de su alma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-03
Casino Espanol de Manatf

FL distinguido presidente del Casino
Espanol de Manatl, don Arturo Cortes,
nos invita- a la velada llrico-literaria or
|ganizada por la gentil Nargarita Gale
jo, y que ha de Ilevarse q efecto mafia-
ma domingo, en- ell domicilio del simpati-
leo centro.
El programa es verdaderamente su-
'gestivo.
Publicaremos una reseila del intere-
san espectacUllo.
Agradecemos La amable invitaci6n Y
deseamos un gran exito & la bella seno-
rita CALICO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-03
Cine las Tres bandera2

Ell programme para ell matinee de hoy
y malana promote ser muy intereSalrt'
por Ell n1mero de pelicnlas variadas.
"A las Ocho y media p. M. empezar
la segunda function con un colossal fon6
grafo acabado de recibir de Nes
York, por ell vapor San Juan E
Cine Sc vera como de costrlmbre Hem
por complete.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-03

bada en- forma debida La susodicha trar
sacci0n y no sc expica como Sc liam
transaction al pago anunciado en- el pre-
snpuestO. Sabe Ia Liga, como t0do {
mundo, que una transaction sc refiere !;
arregglo de diferencias entire parties COZ
trarias y en- este concepto admite con-
possible una transaction entire los denlal
dantes y los demandados Perez Pierrt
y ell ATunicipio, pero una transaction e
tire dos parties, que son demandadas, ]
tiguen no unidas, acordandose una
otra indemnizaci6n, tendra un nomb
que sea, c7ertamente, no
de transaction, sin6 sc Gambia ell dicci
mario juridico.
Por estas razones la Liga de Propi
tarios de San Juan solicita del Munit
plo que rechase del presupuesto la pa
tida de $4,000 asignada para ell pago
la transaction referida-
MIly espetuosamente
[FirDado} 4rfuu Gaeyru Noad,uql
Presidente g.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-03
PERSONALB

Han llegado a esta capital, los seno-
res don Carlos Morales, don Carlos Ca
brera, don Luis Leccia don l.. G. Can
mar, de Ponce; don II. Benjamin, de
Vieques, y don j. Cardona Piquet, de
Isabella
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-03
H gobernador Cotton

Esta nochc regresa de Guanica el
gobernador Cotton quien fue a dicho
pueblo, para examinar unos terrenOs
pertenecientes al pueblo de Puerto
Rico.
Tambien Sc espera de Ponce a la Sc
1orita Cotton, hermana del honorable
gobernador.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-03
h D., c. MuioZ Diay

Partlcipa a su numerosa cientela quo
fla Las horas de de la tarde, para
la consulta diaria, en- los altos del No
81 de la Gale de Tetuan, donde tiene es-
tablecido su despacho professional.
Telefonos No. 326 y 1917.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-03
TEATRO MUNICIPAL
LA CANCION DEL NAUFRAGO

La cOmpafia que d1rige ell eminente
baritone Sagi-Barba, pondra esta no.
che en- escena, La Cas,ca6p del Ntaasfrooo.
preciosa zarzueia en- tres actos, letra de
Arniches y Carlos Fernandez Saw, mG-
sica del Maestro Enrique Morera.
La empresa ha cnidado con esanero la
presentation de la obra La montara
con gra propiedad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-03
En- Puerta de Tiera

Aver, en- Puerta de TERRA, un sujeto
llamado JESUS, ouyo apellido Sc ignora,
al yer al guardia de servicio arroj6
una capa amarilla engomada, que ha-
'bla hurtado EN- la casa de p. Shira
y Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-03

Hon. Presidente del Concejo Munich
pal de San Juan.
The evening world., 1911-03-15
ENGINE DRIVER
HURLED FROM CAB
WINDOW IN CRASH
Landed on Picket Fence, but
May Recover--Milk Train
Hit by Switch Engine.

A switch engine crashed into the en-
gin OF a milk train In the Highbridge
yards OF tho New York Central Rail-
road last midnight, and John Larkin.
engineer OF the milk train, was hurled
through the cab window against an
iron picket fence which runs along tho
side OF the yards. lie received an ugly,
tagged wound on the left side OF his
neck, where n picket OF the fence
caught him, and his tongue and both
lips we're lacerated. He vas taken to
Fordham Hospital. where 1t was said
this morning he would probably re-
cover.
Larkin IL thlrty-three years old and
lives at Brewsters. n. Y. lie was back
Ing his train on a siding when the
switch engine. In charge OF George
Searles. coming in the opposite direc.
ton, crashed into tho milk train. Tn.
engine attached TO the milk train wa,
reversed. The tender was stove In ant
the switch engine Itself was demolished
Some OF the cars OF tho milk tran
were smashed. The total damage tc
rolling stock on the collision Is csti
mated at slo,Oo0.
The evening world., 1911-03-15
LEGISLATURE IS URGED
TO MERGE STATE BOARDS.
Committee Reports in Favor of
Making Charities, Lunacy and
Prisons One.

ALBANY. March 15.-Rccommendatfon
FOR the consolidation into one body OF
the State Board OF Charities. the state
Commission In Lunacy and State Com
mission in Prisons. to supervise and in-
spect all State Institutions. and that an
other body be created to administer these
Institutions through the several super
intcndents, Is made In a report submitted
to tho Legislature to-day.
Tho report is made by the Joint iegfs-
lative committee appointed by the Legts-
lature of 1900 to Investigate into tho
financial workings of the state institu-
tons and State departments. In order
to effect these changes It would be neces-
sary to amend the State constitution.
Until this can be done the committee
recommends the creation OF a board to
standardize specifications for supplies
used In tho State Institutions to consist
" the fiscal supervisor OF State chart-
| ties, the president OF the State Board Of
Charities. president OF the Prison Com
mission, state superintendent of Prisons.
president OF tho Lunacy Commission.
Commissioner OF Agriculture and the
Commissioners OF Health.
The evening world., 1911-03-15

OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
SAILED TO-DAY.
Mauritania. Liverpool. Huron, Jacksonville.
Rermuiian, Bermuda. San Marcos, Galveston.
Thiladelphia. La Guayra. jefferson, Norfolk.
Manzanillo, Santiago. Comus. New Orleans.
The evening world., 1911-03-15
$4,000 BOOTY AWAITS
CLAIMS AT HEADQUARTERS
Victims Of Burglaries Invited to
Pick Their Property From
44O Articles.

-Four hundred inc forty articles OF
loot. approximately worth $4,000. are
awaiting Identification at Police Head
quarters, and Inspector Russell to-day
invited the victims OF the several scores
OF recent robberies in Yorkvllle. Harlem
and Washington Heights to call at
Centre n Grand streets to ascertain
whether their property is part OF the
miniature department store.
The stolen articles recovered by the
police include everything from a paper
OF ~safety-pins to the rarcst antique:
Jcwelry. ~bric-a-brac. silverware. cloth
ing. millinery and lingerie are included
In the collection.
Three hundred and twenty-four ar
ticles were added to the collection to-day
by policemen who cleaned out the fiat
in Jersey City Heights occupied by
George shorts. alias French George"
and Arthur Lewis. two negroes who
were brought to Headquarters to-day
by e%xtradition. These crooks operated
In the Yorkville section, and confessed
to ten burglaries. Among the articles
found In their rooms was an old Italian
dueliinR revolver. which belonged "a
Isaac CHASER Of o. 81 East E%ighty-sixth
street.