The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-04-03
PLUCK, ENTERPRISE AND INDUSTRY
In the Maintenance OF n LegituRafe
business Arc Bound Co Oveftefae
All Obstacles.

ELoOhS hN ihHFhiOE NM ANbeNA ~
In the Maintenance OF n Legttnsaie
business Arc Bound Go Oveftenae
All Obstacles.
''How is your building getting along askei
CRITIC reporter OF Mr.. Frank H.warN ,pr0uri.
etor OF the Aldorncy Dairy, whom n inoi near
Third and streets northwest ND morning.
"well, there IA tho spot over toro," aait
the persevering and enterprisinf dairymani
'come over"
We walked across TO tho site offhe proposed
aYon See, said he, "thc sroVsd I. ready ,sr
he building up u ,wc H"S sao S SSl me-
aHaye you received pcrei, 70, from the
mo. ''f / made my las, application las,
Thursday and expected a r4bly this morning,
but nothing came. sec M Mr. Riddle has
delivered his opinion all Nhe same. To m0af
people this would have d onosided look
made an application for n permit. Thoy re.
ferred II TO MIR. Riddle 70 an opinion, Now
ih nj E sNsa so Ras as @ ~ nc I'm
Commissioners In referdng this application @
him, to zee i'll am cqlhpiying with law, e
commodate certain ciasens. don't think Il
shows impartiality u the Commissioners %
hold my application p9e weeks without tikius
dAre there not othes stables in this iocalltyY"
"Why certainly. Now look at THIS point aud
sec what you thing OF II 10 provo that this
tight against me Is fot eithor on law or prln-
clple, but merely personal and 10 crafty tho
demande OF certaia society people. Right on
there is George Kp9x's stable with hundred
horses. He was given permit without quib-
bic. just below mo there, on this very square,
are the stables ofahe fremont House. They
got permit, aud In all the years they have
been there the frst complaint has not yet
been made. onthis lot propose TO put up a
building. lrst-clhss in every respect nj n cost
OF $4,000. 1 Intend that II shall DO kept
clean and fresh and think It would BIO time
enough TO complain when the cause arises.
Why is It that chese other stables can go right
along without being disturbed, but every
where attempt to locate fight 10 started TO
down me2 Don't 1t look more like something
else than justice and fairness2 1t does TO me.
III any persons want to SEQ my manner OF
conducting hneiness let them visit my differ
ent stores throughout the city whore thoy
Will ind temperance dispensed and morality
prevailing aod draw their own conclusions. /
will abide ~ their decision. am making an
honest endehvor to obey tho law and comply
with the decree. Speaking of that there was
the Elvere0n case, In Philadelphia, tho other
day. 1t isydentical with miue; but see the
| decree waet the opposite. The judges there
had a dinfrent view from these here, except
Judge Cafter, who was on my side. The poo
pie who DON'T like to live In business city
ought to move into the country"
"suppfeing they beat you again; what
"wellf1 don't SEQ that anything would re-
main btt to put the Alderney on four wheels
and mqfe around from lot to lot, as 1t pleased
| the wishee and demands Of the citizens. THAI
| wouldknake Il very valuable property In Q
short hme, which the owner would be anxious
10 selIcheap."
OBI you amt giving up2'
"Nbt much. The Court says must move
ondf am going to do it."