Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-06-03
TELEGRAMS no THE STAR
This Afsernesns Dispatches:
ASSOCIATED PRAss REPORTS.
THE VIENNA SCANDAL AGAIN.
story Of the Ressaurans Corr,-ss~-~

Nkw YORK. June S.-w. 4. Stinman- writing
TO the TrfbEHs from Vienna about the irregn-
larities In the American department OF the en-
position, tells the story Of the nov old s..,,a.,
Of the restaurant corrupclDns. rex.,, -
'Jewett a Tracy" Of New York. csllei an.
General Van Buren,, In. October last. and ,o,d
tsursnt at the opposition. Van Baren replied
ne hsa my applicants, Tom Cable and Suth-
tlasnd. OF New York among them, and that he
had already made promise 90 one Hitzel, OF
500 broadway, and suggested that ,Jewett and
Hitzel unite their resources, A. he only wanted
one restaurant, and that good one. The eue-
gesfion was adopted, and Mr.. Meyer drew M
me afs Mss OF ssreement, which were signed,
The articles required an immediate deposit OF
$1,000, and another OF 5000 each, June fsf
HftEel failed 10 make his deposit in the time
specified, the bankers declining the cheek pre.
sented- The partners went 60 Meyer TO ara anrc
the nnai "details as 20 concessions, Sc, when
sasyeI ss,u 'he expenses OF the commission werc
made by Cyngress, and sng gested that they vive
him, a. loser, the check refused by the hsnk
Jewett refused, and was obliged 10 sail for Eu-
deposit unpaid. Meyer, however. "a We Jewctt
a letter 10 Baron Schwartz Senborn, who in
formed him Van Buren, had no right 20 make a
concessionor grant space outside the building
for any purpose. Jewett's concession was
made and contracts entered into involving
5000 on an understanding being between Sew
EFT and Schartz that no other concession for The
restaurant would be made. ON returninr 10
New York, Jewett found that Hitzel had p.ld
Meyer Al go, 20 be returned when an aporo-
prlation was made, but had no memoraas.liiD or
receipt foG it. He also asccrfained that gen.
Van Buren, had made 90 Messrs Boehm and
Weile concession for two or more har-rOous
and was informed by one of the firm that thew
had paid from 81 zoo 60 IS ON FOR these conces
sions I'm the shape OF loans and school house do
nations, and part OF this went 20 General Van
Buren,. AS Hitzel had net vet made the denoSlt
required by the contract, Jcwctt made a proDo
sition 20 buy or sell out, which Mr. Never
as Mr.. HitZel's friend and adviser re
fused, hut he insisted ON new articles
Jewett thereon gave his late partner notice of
his withdrawal, gave General Van Buren a
statement of the affairs, and requested thai he
be offered the necessary facilities for transact-
ing his business at Vienna; but he was Obliged
to leave America without further recognition
Shortly after his arrival nj this place Hitzei
arrived with the concession Tor the restaurants
given him by General Van Buren, for himself
and Mr.. Dennison, for VII ch they had given
the 81 ,01o originally paid i'm bv Hitzel DenniSoD
having paid Meyers $500. which the latter
handed over 10 Hitzel As MS MeyersD share of
the original Al 900. General Van Buren, beino
In possession of the other ~-01, .Jeweft pre-
tested to Baron Schwartz against the concession
made TO the new applicant, aad il was refused.
10 that they not only had mo- Consideration
for their deposit but no compensation for their
trouble and expense and IL Is only sincc the whole
matter has been discussed on oath before the
investigating commission that attempts have
been made TO hush up the aaair by returning
Hitzels money and inducing MeVDrs. i;aahm &
Well TO take him into theis establishment.