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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-09
CONTRACT WORK.
Grading East Sixth Street.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, I
CITY OBJ ST. PAUL, Mimi, Sept 9, 1885.
Sealed bids will be received by the Board OF
Public Works in and for the corporation or
the City of St. Paul, Minnesota, at their Office
in said city, until II IN. on the 18th day of
September, A. d. 1856, for the grading of East
Sixth street to partial grade, between Maria
Avenue and Hoffman Avenue in said City,
according to plans and specifications op file
in the Office of said Board.
A bond in with at least two (2) sureties ia
sum of at least twenty (20) per cent. of the
gross amount bid must accompany eaoh bid.
The said Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
WILLIAM BARRETT, President.
Official:
RI GoRMAN, Clerk Board Of Public Works.
250-60
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-09
CONTRACT WORK.
Grading Jackson Street.

OFFICE OF TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, !
CITY OF ST.. PAUL. Mimi, Sept 2, 1888.
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-25

TAs suiy BATTERY hsess 10 shs wesAo
supshle of Isisf CMAIs0ED with 1lEi.lcINAlt
whlsh " TkAAstsCskD lNtO
7uk eYoTEM. hyss ass s11,stsi WITH cry ss
shs fsnsvine DssxAsvs, Asst ssstasss - wsss
fsssiysis, Ersis .si xesvsss pssessss
RhsuRafIsm, Cost, euelten JoiIts, ketAaisss
nsuseieis, LsmbaGo. Aehss and ttise, Nesys4e
s.1 os.ssI i,sslay. syisai r.sssssss wsae
kiehsmase, Nelanchsiy, UIxinsas ~ -yestigsh
rullsess - n1seN, Lsxk ~ tesyr - y ~ ~
Aseaea, Psipisastss of tks li>vsts E>ees - nsa~
~, Lcss efcosisienes, ratsalsG epsiiss hysetr
II xs.!spsyi EssS.ssrs: Dys!sess.:. -
llssssss u the Asast ssd LsAGA pskes
Asshma, Pses.ey.. Cseetipetsa Ssie0ea
Cs.srs: scrs Isssss; p;s.l.y, -: IT,:
Csesaai.is blsssssa kt1ssy Cs1l1sas1s
-. y sSs Is@. siss1. ki1sss = uasss1
Osessa
Dn. nu0pss, PA1xnr uncSalc
I1AneYus1x0 nATTB1Y - wesa syss
Is.Asd frss ~ sssa ~ 1.ese g
c.l..s: s:cs - - ssssvsSsesssss.
- ~ s.s s,es: CO. sse' 49, 49, -: - -.
sisnlssss ts v. Il. DNOWN nanaOss
70. Box 7c5,
q CHURCH ST, NEW YORK CITY
II po4 satisfactory SITTER fsif trial vim
refund The Esonsy.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRy'0olHTS.
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-25

Il 0ssha0's OslAsn Baiesss TO.
Cures Chaneses, Ass. snd . copd s;ages;
Acsesfs ths Legs asd D ,dy; Sore Ia .,
Eyes, Aass, ctc., CoYpee.e IoSrd B,S,cbey.
syphiiitse CstArshr fisssssd Scalp, and All
Urinary forms ot ths Aisssss fpsvn a.
byphils, PvSre, . co v~r BS' slr.
- RlehAa's O IAcn 1Alsaua Ne 3
Cures Tertiary, Niercarisi sypht lite Rksu.
nasisn, fsiss In the Bcncs. ra.n In ths
Head, bach Of the Neck. liberated sorc
Throat. syph!at.e kssh, Lamps and co.,
tsaetsd Cons, sti6nsa Of the Limbs, and
s.dicstss ~ dsease from the system,
whether esusod by indscretI-n er sbuse
oi MsscYy, ieAvlsS the b. I'd pure ssA
healthy. , tcs - 80 pr sstls.
L. ASshaus. 0Sldsn = as1sA An ..
As,ee Tor t-s cure ef 0ono-shua. 0iesl,
Z, si,ssranssn~ts. PSiss - - per
Ls Uiehas', Gsidsn spa.isA Is-
1~cttoa, fv svess cAs-s 81 Gonsvrboa,
lsAAnu.to , G.ist. st<ictsns.ke. Pvfss
q ~ Vex 0~ts1s.
L. 01sha1's Gsldsa O'nsMsnl
fos tire 81 es.se healing II syphllitic sess.,
and sfuyf.ons. prles o. 70 . Bsx.
IL Rbshauss Colder Pil s--Nerr.
md Dr7'5 tsextn,snt; ioss " phyA 81 poe.
ss. sscers or osersvofk. r9osarasicn, etc.
Fries - 90 per Box.
Tsaie esd SsTvIac,
ssst everywhere, G. o. D., securely rsesca
~ sxvsssA
G. 2. RsCnAm.sa & CO. Aesats,
~ 4 ~ t,asscns stsess. Corner Llss,
IN fuseisco. Csi.
slnCULA1 MAILED xa3
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-25
BAKERS
MINING HORSE POWER.

vTyHx Most EFyIcrKNr AND PkAC.
u tissI Ms1tsee syss isyssssd fss ~ sss-
ysss of pRNoRECTOio and estass 70
assTinG shs Ne ~ : hesas rovss. feaGeaes
fng ~ - ssauirssBsaAs u Asss elsss
hn3ss and axsfdine ussans far The eostiss.
sas epssaatsn Of pussp % blower vitkost
lntsFfsfiug with koist3sg appsnkua.
u y maMs sntfvsly of troa; No ySsss
vsieka ovee no possA1 AZ ths ssdlnasy
spssd ~ hosss, lxpoa.pound baekss II
sss nsy bs Fsissd 10 test PER niaass. Ths
hsssstae drum b Hndsw the somsists eoa-
srd q tbs snsn ~ ths saaft, and 70 sapehss
Of earyise 6oe fsssof 4 ssssi rsps 1ts
eest II sssssisa N siisyss. - tvo man IN
ees vesh.
whtis this povsr 8, tsoss psstissiaSiy for
mining pasposss. IL n equally adSptsa y
~ ether - vhsps aHisnai p0wss = rs@sis.
-. tWesnd Tor ssrssias. Addfss
RANKIN, BRAYT0N & co.,
PAClRSC INOx wORKA
- Hr.asssss. chh.sD saA ks~ rsst.
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-25

N Il r " TT A.
Thoasssds II sasss of Nsrsoua Debility,
usssatsl aud physical weAips~s, l.~t uaais,
hood, assvous prostfafion, results Of india
erstton4 slossses or any cause cgr~d ty
Seesita. No remedy ever offered 10 the
aiiiletsi has pist with sach angsec~d~rted
saoc<Ns. IL hsA no &qssi far curing all
forms Ut nHkvoUA NAsrH. EInAusrfCx, DH-
sflTTs ON DBcAS its bsns6Gsai effects s.ss
immedi atsly gsrcsptibis: in few vssks af.
Ter eosDresnsing Ia uss feeling Of renewed
vtgOS sn1 strength IL appafsut. It s2eets .
pfsmps ard radical csse. and ID the only
safe and s6ectusl remedy known for caring
all fsSfaa of kssvous DssaEsxs from any
csusa. lts sGvcts are psymansnt. No mat
tsr hOv Ne, rsvHtsd yLuf cass. how many
rsrnsdiss yoa have srted. or ho~ many doc
tors hsvA f-jl~d when the dis~ase has bat
dsd the skill Of the ablsss oh hysirixus, when
m>iapch,,ly and d~apsir have taken the
pszcs Of hope. and the world looks bisnk
and drsiry, Se1vatm will inspire new lifs
ard psrmansntlv cure body snd mind
I'm cs&ss cured By ita uas In 1854. StnonQ
Faith that Il will cure svxsr cAss prompts
ss 20 and 4 trial paoltaee on rsesipt Of II
osnss psta9s. Free ~ ofBss. Nsus tkts
DR.. A. q. oI1N co.,
lS0 v. WaahinQt0n 81.
Prsee res pasEsee ea 80. ois - 9.
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-25
THE GREAT
ENGLISH REMEDY

'IS A NEVER FAIL
:iacsvs for Nervous Z
|Dsbility. Rxhasstssl
vitality. Sem ! n aS
,WSaknsa Spssmatof.
rhsea. LOST Msnhncd !,
.impossaey, p rossa.
Itorrhsa, Para lysia,
Ind all the tsrribl. sf.
feets Of 6sli Abuss,
|yvuthfui foiIies ard
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-25
sr ". vvs.s !. ). nars,.

IL ysu ~ans 10 b. happy goo mast ss eopd.
A maxin slI right h ~ cay;
hat faS beeteS oas. IL undsesSoed.
70 vhnt kavo now eUs 70 eav.
II you vstnt 70 b hspOy yoa mus b. we'll,
Il whatever the station you serve n;
Asd oS all thu medicines oos bes1 tks IA,
The good SAnAasTAn NBuvun.
oncs tfisd Every sort cf sans,
To restore me 10 good hsaitk;
And spsps IN rain. " that I'm sars,
Considerable share Of wealth:
30. ali uns vain, till. friend advised,
In manner D0st dsssrvjn'
The ned,Hins be most highly prixs&,
kfcHncnDs BAnAnaYAH kEnvmR.
I took his advies; In one shors week,
felt no fassAsS pain;
FOR doctofs no longer bad 10 sssk,
For sssvsr felt siak again.
Tn healthy and hsppy ths whole dsy Isns
10 II health b worth prsssrvin',
The esaastsnt bsfdsn Of my song
IL, try 8AAAarfAa NsavmH.
Twill ears ths young. twin haal tbs cid,
Twill mako the whoIs world bstssf;
A. Sc. Joseph, Misasnyi. the M dsoins 10 seId
Drop DR.. Rishmond i@ttsy:
He'll give yoa sdvics far bsttaf than wealth
He'll point cst the way 10 prsssrvs In
The bsst condition your nsvly fUsnd hssltt
BY the 90 of RAnA1xfAn HssvfHB.
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-25
DR.. L.ielo,Q

|DisDsasasxs 0v.
6easy asA Msses
Hts /, Dao -
-, Co9
The College Ipstitals
for ths enrS At M
spssGAl eousyl lisassd Z
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-25
AwoSOERFUL BOOK,
lust publishsd, and for sale b. the medical
book dsslsrs. or may BE- had direct fromtbs
aufhov.
MANHOOD, wonASHooD.

An exhaustive treatise on Sexual Excsss-
o.. the dis-asss arising from them, and
their treatment and cure; also brief leo
ture on Epiispsv and other Nervous Di.
eassa. showing the relation -hip existing be-
tween tie Sexual and Nervous Bystsnl. By
De. 8. a. RIcHMnxp. 81. Jossph. Mi9onn.
Price ~ 80. Fully illust ratsd and ele9snt-
fy hound. containing over 2H0 pages.
This Wonderful book reveals tho inner
most secrets Of nature. and is. In fact, n
key which opens the book Of knovIedge and
piueks leaves OF hraijng from the tres Of
life. IL treats 0f subjects which are Of i'm.
mense vslus TO every man, woman and child
in the land. and will, In all probability,
ssve years Of sioknsS< and fortunes in doc
tor bills. Agents wanted everywhere, both
male and femsie. fend ut once and get
agents airculsr.
:TTbe Ssmsritsn Eervine can always be
found at Watkins Bros. diugstorss.
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-25

WSNStU s :
o eailsd insuysbls dissasss. Dr.. LisbAg's
0srman lnvieUsAt0s v positively gaasantsed
y care nAsyous ard physiesl dsbllfsy, eeu~
inHl wsakHsas, lost naaahood. spssnst0rshsa
loss NJ s1sray. ringing and dix.insas Y thF
tOsrhsa. and all shs rssslis Of yssihful tn-
prsdspss and exo~ss-s VI mature y&srs. The
Doctor, regulaf college rkyaSo1an fron
kursys wiu axfss 70 foffssf So thousand
dollars tor csae the invigorssor Will net
ssss unasf special trsssnasps snd advioe.
1'hs rsaaon - ussny san not - cured of
ao ..s siisS nSS1i f.sssssesss.s vSS
requires pseuliaF tssatnsns.
Dr.. Lisbi9's Invieofasss No. : b ~ saiy
positive eafe tor prostaeesyhsa. pytee 81
GkheS EnvigsfAtoS. o. ps1 hottie nh fps 80.
tlsEt 70 any sddrsas on rssstpt ef peiess -
q. u. d.. RcspUasibis pessons cAa rey
yhen cured. Strictess BeSssey MstntAined.
fstisnts cured 81 hosnss Dr.. L1sAie d.
ps.sssy has ~ Elegant Drsg sssss N W
Too frsqvsut svsssssioa u ~ BiAAAss
suA Ropy Hsdiment IN uvtns 50 eymp5sns
af nssoadaYy SaminAl Weakness ana Pres.
tstouhsa. Cc@pasints ss4Aily yis,d - shs
DR.. Lsslsig Treatment.
Ofdintry Casss-Any rsssnt aaae u special
q private dissasss ssrsd tor go. Rsss
9th fsil dirsetions and saviss, sn pessip4 u
90 Aii psskaxss are ssssrsiy esssre6
fre9 shservatioa.
lnvieosAsox Sampiss rssa.
10 pryye ths vonasrfaI pswss ftAs tseAi
0srman lnvigorsss ~ } kosflo ef s3thss
nsnsbs svil 10 ssns fSse of sAaaue. Per
soas ssasvsn4 . frse sestis VII saiy have =
ny sxprsaeaes "a Assivssy
Mod pewssfui Eiss3Yis nslts fsse - -
ttsata. Ccnswita1inu, sxau1naea0a anA -.
vses fres ard pgsvsts Call ~ wrt1o.
DIR. LIEbf0 d CO, 10 QeAry e..
RstvaAs EntsAAsa. - Masns -. q. r.. Csa.
Mohave County miner., 1886-04-25

eHeoo " unatufo9 yeass, oueh - Looo of
nemory, LAaa3tode, Hoetarnat kmtssin0s
Avssston - &ssesty. Dtmnsss ef vist1a.
Noises IN tha Hsads nha vital nuia yaasins
unobossvod In the uSine, and mAay 0sheS
dassasss hat lsaA " Insanity aaA Death.
DR.. AINTfE, vhs u regular physisdAs
tgYaAuats Of ths Univsfsity Psnnsyivnnisl }
vill agree 20 forfsis Five Hnndrsd DoIlars
for ssss u this kind the VITAL RRSTOR-
ATIyE tuHdsr bis special sdvtes snA treat
nsutJ will nos enrs, Of for any ythinA inpufs
q iniurious feand in 10. DR.. Aintis treats
I'll pFfvste dissassa snoesasfuily without
meroary. CSusuItstion FREE. ThDeough
exsminattoa and adviee. including analysis
q uYine, Fivs deltan. Priee Of Vital Res
toYativs, 0160 Q bottle. Or four ttmss
The quansisy Tor Eve dollsp; seut 70 any a.
drsss spon lsesips of peies, on G. O D -
esrs iron o6ssrvatisa and N psivsts saiss
A. z. Mintis, n. D..
II KsAmy -. 1au Rranois0e, Cal.
SAlffLE BOTTLE TREE
VIII - ssns 10 anyone applying By lsttsF.
Stating symptoms, esx aud age Striet -.
sresy In reGArA 20 all bnsineea sransastions.
Dk MfkTIE'B KIDNEY REMEDY.
NEPHRETJCUA, cures all kinds Of kidn. J
and bladdsr complaints, snnOEah0a, gisst,
leseofTh0s. For sstIs BY all Druggists at
Qss dollar per bottle; six bettsss fos Five
DR. MrNTrxY DANDRLIoN Pills
are the bsss anA cheapest Dyspspaia asd
Hilisss esrs in shs saskst. Ysr sais By all
iIa.sa4s
New-York tribune., 1886-05-09
UISSA IISIILD LdW SIUDENIS.

PROTESTING AGAINST FEE OF S25 FOR GRADUA-
TION-rnEY WILL PROBABLY PAY UP.
The striking epidemic has broken out IN
mild form III the Columbia College Law School, ana that
Institution threatened with boycott In the matter OK
fees and examinations by the class Of 1856 Inc Jaw
course as every one knows, twoyea with sim
gle Examination end Before this II the students
passed. he paid 50 and carried OIL sheopskin IL lie
failed lie rled again without additional charge until
he got the diploma aivisei by tue faculty 10 give
it up badjob short time ago all this WAS changed
The issued order the graduation Zee
to So aud charging 20 for every additional eItmina-
tion. The rule was to take effect In 1886, ana
duly printed along with tho others
in the annual catalogue. Everything went smoothly
until Friday. when notice posted. stating that no
student would be admitted to the eIamannation room
until he had paid his SO diploma fec. and adding that
the treasurer would ne hand yesterday to receive
subscrip ptions Tho embryo lawyers had meeting OF
protest without delay. Many OF them had neg
lectcd read tho rules and not aware
OF the change. No one had supposed that tue Zee
would have to be paid IN cash 50 long before the
sheepskn due The pro pect. too, Of rsKing Szo,
and then Two three s5 bills, and yet ong the
diploma after al. proved extremely depressing To iho
used and stringent measures proposed Finally the
element came 10 ihe Iron. ana t" was
Unanimously adopted:
Resored That 10 the slass that the So for
examination required he members OF tho gr4uaing
class are us anu tst therefore, resleo ,uy peo
the honorable Board VI Irdst, the pay eHt yi
the former un te delivery oi the diploma anu " d,o
ish ,le payment OF the latter los.
ccmaittee OF tHrce appointed TO hand the pcfi-
tions to the trustees the l46 members o the class
were requested to suspend payment until the trustees
should De heard from.
There have been IN the school since Fri
day and tue baseball celebrations and class have
kept the college buildings pretty empty Professor Inc
odore Dwight the Warden OF the Law School, shown
copy OF the resolution by TRIBUNE reporter yesier
day afternoon: III had not heard OF 1t before
he said. This Is the first year We have
Tor "A an add
examinations. Bat tue notice has been printed In Ihe
catalogue for two years. ana every one WHO hnted tue
class OF 1856 ought 10 haze known that tue chahko
weud take effect this year. fancy the root or the
trouble 10 ia dsncustiou VI tue who back W
New-York tribune., 1886-05-09
4 woMAy's BOLD LEAP POR LrsERrE.

BosToN, May 8 (SpeciaD.-Ida Nutting OF
Boston, was her way to the Reformatory Prison -
sherborn In charge Of female officer and tho trails
on the rtchburg Railway in which shs WAS passengcs
was passing through watham she went TO the closet
closed and fastened the door, and opening the window
crowded herself through it and fcu to tho roadbed
beneath. Nothing wrong was suspected for sew
eral minutes, but huaiiy her escort had the
train stopped. Chief OF Police Burleigh. OF
Waltham. at once teegraphed to and mis- oneerc
made careful search OF tho woods In tho outlying pa!e
the city, OF the runaway was dsc0vored
Tho engineer of inbound train says that hc saw hef
Just after she had fallen jump from the ground and run
away into the woods Sne had already spent ono term -
the reform school and released recently She "A
once u having wife living and for this che
had arrested and sentenced " tho reformatory
Agaln.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-09
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE.

RICHMOND, Va, May SIN the Methodist
Episcopal Conference to-day Dr. d. c. Kelly. from the
Committee Church Extension, reported marked
success in combining local and parent boards and
urged that II he not changed. The Rev. L. L. Pickett
the North Texas Conference. having been located
against his will submitted appeal from the decision
OF his conference, giving the following reasons for the
appeal: That notification mad been served previous
to tho proceedings tna the provisions of discipline did
not cover his CASE that tne ALLEGATIONS were not proved,
and that hs submitted written statement OF his Pur
pose duly to administer discipline. lively deUatc
ensued. His conference delegates said that there
had been charges against hts character ne hal
no right of appeal and that lie hal been located Dc
OF his refusal admin baptism by
The conference decided 70 hear The appeal
New-York tribune., 1886-05-09
SENATOR LOW'S AMENDMENT
OPINION OF THE CORPORATION COUNSEL on THE
RUNNING OF BROADWAY CARS.

OPINION OF THE CORPORATION COUNSEL ON THE
RUNNING OF BROADWAY CARS
Senator Lows ap endment to the Cantor bill
providing that the Broadway Railroad after the annul-
ment Of the charter and dissolution OF the company
shall placed in the hands Of the Commissioners OF the
Sinking Fund aud leased by them alterna-
two proposition to tho sale OF tho preserved
consents excites much comment among those who
have followed the OF the Broadway legislation
The opinion of Corporation Counsel Lacombe was asked
by TRIBUNE reporter yesterday as TO its practca5ity
"The Corporation Counsel" he REPLIED mas no opinion
to express as to the policy of such bill My individual
opinion to the wisdom OF allowing municipal corpo'
ration to 10 into the street raroau business S VI no ia
terest to any one"
"It Is perfectly practicable. is it notr'
"I have not seen the text Of this bill and
therefore say whether It's provisions are adapted
to tho existing Of affairs or not 1t would be very
difficult matter to prepare such an act"
"How sol"
"The Constitution forbds the Legislature to author
ize the operation Of railroad without the con.
sents of local authorities and property owners
or the Supreme Court. The act already passed.
is claimed the consents heretofore given TO
the Broadway road. Even cOnceding that t mas that
effect the consents must be taken In the shape IN which
they were given the LEGISLATURE cannot after 1ne 80
with the conditions OF the consents HOW practlcany
city s Year besides the percentage on car
and the time provide for the Carriage OF pas
this road from the Battery 10 central iaLk
for single fare OF five cents is dif-
cult question to solve. 40 not know
what provision is made for obtaining the rails and
slecpers there do not suppose that any one be-
eves that these. which certainly property can be
seized by the Legislature aud transferred to the city
Might not the act provide that the city could lay
tracks In Broadway under these consents T.
The Constitution provides that no local bl sna pc
passed granting to any corporation association or ind
vidual the right to lay down railroad tracks AZ 10
whether bill such you speak OF would be obnoxious
70 his proyison prefer not to express opinion;
NAV he asked TO advise officially thereon hereafter
"Do you propose to take any action now about tho
running Of the ears !"
" shall certainly take no action In advance OF re-
from the proper branch OF the City Government In
any event IL would seem desirable walt till the Legis-
latre adourns and 1t Ia definitely known what acts are
going to be passed bearing on the subject"
New-York tribune., 1886-05-09
ENLARGLNG Mr.. SQUIRE'S AUTHORITY.

OPINIONS on BRUNs'S BILL-HAS NOT THE PUBLIC
WORKS DEPARTMENT ENOUGH POwERf
The Bruins bill, increasing and defining the
powers Of tho Commissioner Of Pubic Works. was
the subject OF much discussion yesterday In
political and municipal circles. 1t was the
general opinion that tho Department of
Public Works already possessed as much power and au'
thority as one department should have.
President Coleman. Of the Tax Department, said: 81
do not know just what the powers conferred on
the Commissioner Of Public Works. under the
amended provisions OF the bill, are speaking
I'm a general way, should think IL was against public
policy to put such power into the hands OF ono man
uness the official possessed abilities of high order aud
HIS character was such to commend him to the
entire confidence OF the public In other words.
It would depend entirely on the character
OF the man. with tho short terms OF our public olciais
It would be great sk for the possessor OF this great
power would bo likely to 1t for tho benefit Of him.
self aud friends"
Commissioner RollIn N. Squire was busy
man yesterday. He was called on by q
number of Senators and Assembiymen and
others who interested moro or less In the bills now
before tho Legislature the Governor He was asked
by TRIBUNE reporter he wished to anything con.
cerning the Bruins bill. lie replied ~ am only too
lion sioH with this Iil di Ask for the control Of ,as
construction OF the aqueduct, although think this
department should have It think this is the place for
do mot sS. ask to hTs districts o hax Of s
think this department should have the authority and
control over the avenues streets and Highways OF the
annexed district As now the two departments 10
certain extent conflict with other This should not
be- II in the interest OF economy. NO one con-
yersaut with business will deny that the heads OF
bureaus should be entirely under the control OF their
chief He held responsible for the proper and enectve
working O! his department. How can this bo when he
is not allowed to select Mis- eutenants the mon on
came in here in january 1885, found here the men
who had been with my predecessor for four years. and
who for his succession Naturally they were In
accord with him. and doubtful whether would be
in sympathy with them. They had fallen Into certain
rro5ves or ruts that 1t difficult to get them out or
As OF fact had 10 around with shot gun 10
one hand aud pitchork In the other before could get
them do just what wanted cannot remove any OF
thcm not even u clerk except undor charges. This
think shoud be changed"
New-York tribune., 1886-05-09
purLApALpHIANs CERTAIN or THE RoAr

p. A. b. Wldener and William L. Elkins, of
Philadelphia who the Windsor Hoiel yesterday
had several conferences with NowYork persons who
interested them, directly Indirectly in the affairs
of the Broadway Surface Railroad Among others VINO
were seen about the hotel were Messrs. Thompson
Ryan and Sharp and several attorneys Neither Mr..
Elkins nor widenor would give any particulars for
publication. Mr.. EikIns said:
ave are simply here for consultation. We have
nothing say the points take over as to
decisions that were reached TO intended action
A gentleman who talked with Mr. Ekins said TO
TRIBUNE reporter: Elkins and Wlslcner are fcelng
better situation. They don't intend TO lose tho
Broadway road and they be satisfied that they
will not lose II. They will make fight for II certainly
The Philadelphans went home at 5 O'clock