New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-26
ORDERS CLEANUP
OF "TROTTERIES"
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any change in either the policy or the
action Of The Police Department dur
ing the Mayors absence from town is,
Of course absolutely without founda-
tion. The department IS proceeding
In normal fashion with the admnistra-
ton Of the law ! certainly have had
no information to the contrary from
any responsible source"
Friends Of the acting Mayor said that
he felt Il would be highly improper
for him 10 make any change N condi-
uonS IN me absence OF lne NayoI,,,
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ne 'S''S' up .H' ma! vi my "l,u III,
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man 10 ms once u MS h'S'o'! was
wanted ~, -,
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NcAheny Is -oohlhg me 4 al Ileal4 IHi
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Any @" SINAI Ptl'S.ol. a. i" 49, L,,~ w.
injuries received Ih AiIes''Hs DN'e
Iar' am,
Nno" al aoou( "ha' SIIelI Has
peeh uoinH LOT me ias' ,iII - NV !e".S
more IMAM any one else can nope 20
know ana u TEL! II 10 any one MI
McAneny WI! send along.
0u can further tell MI McAneny
that am Wiling 10 prove everything
that me tribune printed IN my name
TINS morning. II ne WlsneS 10 devote
next VIII be very gIad 10 make inc
ROUNDS OF lHe c"ueI ION u'F'S anu
rendezvous WIN HIiH' anu II WI" 0os'
MN q cent ti'hcr
Will Back Up Statements.
O'Forrel1 said ,ba, he recentlv took
@ resnorsibIa Nov YORK editor through
tbose niacos and mat he could back
mn everv assertion nv many nersons Of
tbe biojeet standing IN tho conr,uni.,
ACCORDING IN O'Farrell and this was
,,.iIort IN q +our Of tho TenderIoin yes
terdev afternoon and last night many
~ The hest known men and women Of
the dancing world "have hit the trail"
Al Davis. al last accounts. was still hid
ing in the Van Cortlandt Hotel; Bonnie
Glass was missing, Jimmie Greenberg
was among the absent ana DlcH!e war
ner was not 10 ne seen OUTSIDE MS
dainty studio.
O'heis hot mentioned as among l"oSe
present IN the hei4y case were "iso an
sent thanks 10 the lmmlhehce OF uan-
ger mere are many o. I'ese Tn' nns
th4hts lneE "Gu5G no. nv 10 De t 49,
10 eApsa'", anu uISNi I'm ID w
paf' OF NasoI; even III ia'iE oleIu.
some OF 'ne uahCe ma. piopi 80
were lncIneG IaS' ,, hlgh' 70 tnImH va .So
the crossing OF Ihe he'IS cas- mean 'i'J
passing oI lhe DANGER 'na' .niea'e'i ieL
them. y rarreH ala ho' aBIee WIN
tnem.
ms heIIy case cannot pu' h"Ee an
ehect upon the tango parIorS ana CAP
arets ana oIner fen nae oI me i"So
set IN Ne" orr. ne l"|'St ~ S Suic
TO aWa-eh III tht minus u ~. Va, pFD af
Itd'l%a '5oH % .ilI qua S,a,u
iaiIS' anu l"e PuPiI'.sy $50. ~
VI" 90 liuV" ~ man me-. ~ .' W
tauIaleuIS VIM i,ane ' ,koir In go.
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iIs"' O'siiCT'l i', a." Sotnrdav nigbt
- - ~. L,ooL m &C oorlv churcb.
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soe'S "i' v" '''o'' ""'
Urls DahCe III IaJdi''as'
There is one place in New York
where girls have been dancing in
loose and ill-ftting pajamas and after
they finish their dancing sketch in the
centre Of semicircle Of tables at
which the diners are seated, they then
retire 20 boxes. as they used TO IN the
old Western dance halls. and SIT with
customers and friends, some of whom
are parasites Tor whom they work.
The managers of most Of these
places are Of Asiatic origin, either first
or second crop. and have been evolved
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