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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25

HOW PkesIDENT sALoM0N WAS DRIv.N OUT.
The Department OF State mas received q report
from Uni.ed states Consul Coulter, dated August
In regard TO the recent revolution ut Cape Hay
tien IN wuich eight arondissements, headed by
General Telemache, took up arms against Prest-
dent Saiomon and forced MIN to leave the country.
he says that on saturday, August 4, the Consular
corps were Invited 70 Call ~ tue reimbursement,
and on dong ~ General Tellemache addressed
them In regard TO the pr0posed revolution. He
spoke OF the Illegal ana arbitrary acts OF
President Saiomon; nis violation or the constitu-
ton; l.ls arrests or senators and other eminent
Citizens keeping them In prison for mouths
and years witnout granting them q trial;
his wasting OF the pevple's money; his
having number Of innocent men shot, a.. Gen.
Teiieniache said he had served PresidenL Salomon
h1n 70 20 70 Port 40 Prience he had refused 70 40
" Oec~ use MS L1euds there tod hun he would be
Imprisoned on uis arrival Geu. Teiiemachs saiu
he considered " his duty to his country aud 70 mis-
OF things He thereupon announced that ne would
take up arms The following day. He added that
he md convened the consu,s " the different ma
lions 70 assure them that tue interests OF foreign
ers and natives would be alike protected, and mat
there would be no disorder IN The city. Consul
Gouier says tnat order and security reign at Cape
Hay lien, aud that were II not the soldiers aud
Lne armed men on the Street II would hardly We
believed tnat Iuey are In The midst OF revolution.
sALoAoN sAIIs FOR FRANCE
The ex-president OF Hsytl his wife, sister, Nine.
Emilie Pierre, daughter, and private secretary,
Gen. T. LafYontant. arrived In New YORK yesterday
On the Cienfuegos, OF Wards line. They were
driven 70 Tue Hotel Amerca NJ 18TH street and lr-
wing Place, and remained there until eventig,
when they went on board the French Line steaul-
ship La Champagne, on which thsy sailed thus
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The Uses Ai.e Ssub bberu.

1GNAcIo. COLO, August GA third council vas
he'd here yesterday between the pIe Indian Com
mission ana the Indians. The Indians received
the overdue gratuily money and n was expected
THIS would put them IA good humor and facilitate
the business In hand speeches were made On
both sides but the chiefs were obstinate nd would
not cons nl 10 removal The Iudlans are under the
IMPRESSION that ali land west VI them % owned
eitner by the Northern Utes PIutes, or the Nor
mops. The colnmisslon, however, assured them
that such was nol the Case aud asked them 20 oDn-
ider the matler but IL Is thought here the lndlAnD
wiz not CONSENT Another council viii ue held
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
' Political Notes,

q Middle Baas lAland yesterday. His only vtsllor
was ex-Representxtive Townsend, OF Ouio. In
tue afternoon the general ana Ma Harrison
Putin Bay.
The Ne6razka republican convention yesterday
made the iolowing nominations: For governor.
9ohn y. Thayer, renomiuated; ueuteaant-g0v.
ernor q. d. Aellkejohn. OF Nance County; score
saky ot STATE, Gilbert LAwx. rsnogninaled; treas
benton, VI lancaster; attornsy.generaL Vim.
Leese, OF seward.
The second West Virginia district rspupuca,
Eiicx, o. Berkeley county, Tor congrsas and X. Z
s.sa. o. Aononeahels Coon.y, Tor dstraes elector.
nave nominated John D. SayleA
Tne REPUBLICAN convention of Dakota has nom1-
natee 0evrxo A. 4atth0wD 70 Duccesd NJ, olRogd
~ delsgxse 70 Gon4ysuA
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Married I'm q Justice's Office.
pUsKY CoUPLR FROM VIRGINIA rNIrRD,

This morning, about 10 O'Clock, ayounS colored
couple went TO the ONCE OF Justice l. L O,Neal.
near the City Hall, and asked that he marry them
The justice said he could not do that but advised
that they FIRST procure q license. The bridegroom
and friend went over 70 the clerks ONCE at the
Courthouse and procured q marriage license in
the name OF Samuel Gibson and Ella Howard,
both OF Fairfax county. Va. They had arrived
here In wagon, and we're fully attired FOR the oc-
caston-the groom In q suit Of black, with white
gloves, and the bride, who was rather short and
STOUT and quite black, In q spotiess white dress,
with trimmings OF green, white gloves. and now-
Ing white vei and q wreath OF flowers Growing
her head Alter the license was procured the JUS
tice directed them 70 Robinson, r. rker Co.'S 70
procure minister In the person OF Rev. l. II. York,
OF the N. Z. Church. While the bride was waiting
quite crowd Was attracted by the novel sight "
bride In Justices ONCE, and one old coored wo-
man. after looking at her, said: my LORD, chile,
you'se going 10 do de wust thing you ever did. I"
The bride treated the remark with indifference.
Mr. York arrived In short time thereafter, and
with uinculty made his way through the sury1ng
crowd In front OF the ONCE, IN which was every
phase OF city humanity. Mr. York concluding that
they were both Old and large enough TO wed, d.
rected them to stand up, and very Lmpressively
performed the marriage ceremony. Tuey Lett the
once, the bride. In lieu OF bouquet, carrying her
bonnet IN her hand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
MORE SMOKE THAN FIRE.
at the POst.Offiee Depart.
MSeuL
FIRE ORIGINATES IN ROM WHERE WASTE PAPER 4
KKrT-THE FLANHs KxrINGu1sRED sEroRs AuCr
DAMAGE Is DONE.

During the lunch hour In the Post ONCE Depart
ment nre was discovered In q basement room In
the east corridor. The watchmen and other
employees, with ere exunguishers, buckets Of
water, &C., rushed down the corridor 10 the scene
OF the nre Smoke was seen issuing from a large
room where the waste paper OF the Department is
placed in bags ready to be taken away by tue junk
dealer. These bags Of waste paper were
on nre. and the efforts of the amateur fre-
men proving Intellectual an alarm was turned
In, anu the nre-engines soon appeared on the
this time In lively state OF agitation, and great
crowd rushed down the corridor In the direction
OF the nre until the binding clouds Of smoke pour
ing out drove them back with watery eyes The
superin ,endent Mr. Enrignt, and the chief clerk,
Ar. Ray, happened 10 We eatin, lunch wnen the
news OF tDe r1re was brought 10 them by breath
less messengers Both on1ctais tmme edtdteiy
jumped up froia the table and leaving their plates
Of Uaked Ueans unfinished, hurried TO tne scene
A few dashes OF water from the engine served TO
exunguiSn the lanes and he excited clerks re-
turnsu 10 their desks with their pleasing anticipa-
pstiOns or holiday disappointed.
The origin or the nre Is not known. Some think
that II was caused Dy the Careless use OF matches
or cigars and others suggest spontaneous com-
bustion. The damage done Is oniy about $40.
The presence o. tue engines In front Vi Lhe De-
partment building ATTRACTED = great crowd and
the streets were tnronsed. All OF the excitement
outside ana inside OF the building arose and sub.
sided within uaf an hour.
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washington News and Gossip


Axr.v~yrrs-sth pasa
Arro1xRrs-3d pare
AucTfop 9ALHs-3d pass.
BoARDrSo-sih h psses.
BustNEss cHAxoEs-3d psQ~
CiTf iTsNs-6th pare.
CouNrAH BoARD-3d psea
CouNrRf REAL fsrArs-3d paea
DEArHs-5th rsee.
DKNrisr1I--7th para
EpucAr1oNAL-7th para
ExouasIoSs PfcxIcA kc.-Sth paSA
FAMiL1 1SurfLiHs-7th pa<a
FINAScIAI-.}d page
fcI RENT (Roomsp-4th nara
fch Rent tHousssJ--Sth p.sa
For RIFT (Stores)-Sth page.
FOB RENT tNiscellaueous)-4thp pAeA
FoR SALE tHouses)-Sth paxs-
For Safe Gotsp-Sth page
fon BALE tMiscsllansousD- Ath pasA
HousRyuRNrsAINos-3dp page
LApIEs' 0ooDs-6th pare
LOCAL MENrIos-8th para
Losr AND FoUND-Sthp pAsA
MAhniAoEs-5th page.
MONTY TO LoAN-3d pagA
MfDIcAr-3d pare
OCEAN sTHAxERs -7th para
PoroMAc RIVER BoArs-7th page
P1Axos AND ORaANs-3d psSA
PrRsoSAt-4th psxe
PROFESSIONALISM pasa
PRoPosALs-3d page.
RAILRoADs-6.h page
SPECIAL Norlcks-lst p,%a
SUBURBAN PRoHrRry-4th PAGE.
SuMMKB REsoRrs-7th pASA
WANTED tHelp)-4th para
WANTED tSituztions,-4th, ,sra
WANTED tRoomsl-4th paye
WANTED (HousesI4th para
WNrAD (Misoellaneous,-4th ns,s
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Fires On Maryland.
a BARN BURNED NEAR SANDY sPkISG AND a erORn
AT MARLBORO.

Al hAkLbOk0.
MARLBORO. ND, August 25.--The general store
OF john X Cole was destroyed by nre last night
Loss s., 600.
SANDY SPRING, Nd, August 25.-The barn Of
Edward r. Thomas, near tnls place tosether with
graDary, wagon house. &c, was destroyed by nro
yesterday. Loss 81, 500. Parity insured In local
companlea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25

LouIsvuLE, KY., August 26-The entries for the
stakes for Tue Louisville Jockey club which cosed
August - Tor the year 1880. are: Kentucky
y. Loger Stakes, as total OF 362, being ~ more
than last year. Tor the fall meel.ng The Blue
The Sanford. 80 and the Cash handicap. IA .ne
tau meeting commences Tuesday, septemoer II
and continues eight day2 The commercial ceie-
meeung promases 70 b the bess ever held hefe N
tho fall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
Moyemeuts Of q, =. yev,e,..

FORT MONROE, Va, August 25.--The Galena
PASSED out al am Tor Port-au-Prince. Tie Pas
Sale, trom Annapolis, was to-ed u Norfolk this
morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
Treasury Department. Changes.

Taber stevenson, or ONO, having served q salts
factory probationary term Of six months, has re-
ceived an absolute appointment TO class q In the
once OF the sixth Auditor. Promotions: T. II.
Sweeney, Oh Minnesota, from class 2 to class s.;
Thomas N. Wade, OF Virginia; James r. White, or
District OF Columbia ana c. A. Given. of Virginia
from class to class 2; Joseph p. Cullen, Oi Ar
xansas from 81, 900 10 class /, and MSS Louise
hicks OF Florida, iroin s., ,o00 70 Class In the
once OF the SiAtn Auditor. MtsS Kate NJ Hayden,
OF Indiana, from class / " Glass 2, anu MIA
Amanda b. Brown, OF New York, from 500 70
3, 100 ~ the oce VI the Treasurer OF tne United
states. F. L Purdy, OF Michigan. ON class 70
Class = In Tue oce VI The Commissioner OF lnter.
nAl Revenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
Northwest Corner Pernsylvauia I've and llth st. oy
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
II. KAUFMAN. Frest

rrx Fvyrrxa srsR l. served 70 sunscnoers IN the
rfv Nv ON their account at 10 cents PEI
eeeek or a4c p~r mouth Copies Il the counter,
cents each BY IaAaI--postS,a--SS. "a AS
Entered at the Post once al " Washington " T.. -
seco1ld-ciass nlasi riztterl
Tux WEEKLY SrAR-puoished on frd2y-Sl Q
49, rost..e t,reVaid Six months. 80 cents
ran mali snbzc-fptions must be paid In advances
40 pater sent lo.Eer than Il paid FOR.
R.t.. OF .dvsrtisins made knowL application
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25

TfRRE HArTE. Angus. 2S-The town VI Clinton,
Is miles north u mere, was neay destroyed oy IRE
last night one block OF business houses werU
d..sf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
GOOD FOR VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
London Doctor Declaring Turkish aud
Egyptian Cigarettes Very Injurious.

EKyPtS3W C186fetteb VeTy HO1uFtOuAs
Special Cable Dispatch TO The EvESIxo STAR
LONDON, August 25.-There Is an animated con-
troversy goins on over the question lis cigarette
smoking inJurious?" Itoriginated In letter from
person protesting to be a member or the medical
stan OF Middlesex Hospital, giving an appalling
account OF the effect OF Turkish and Egyptian ci-
garettes in causing throat diseases On lnQuiring
this person was unknown at the hospital and his
statements were contradicted; but the eireum-
Stance has elicted tue opinion or host OF medical
men that these cigarettes are harmful The con-
troversy should have the eject or further stimu-
laiing the sale OF Virginia tobacco, which already
Is In great Sdemsnd and against which nothing Is
alleged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
From Wall street To-Day.

NEW YORK. August 25 IL a.m--Tbe stock market
opened quiet, but generally nrm, thls morning,
most or me sctive STOCKS being from k 10 Il per
The succeeding transactions were extremely un-
interesting, the maj ket being dull and steady
throu, houL the fluctuations IN no case exceedlng
n per cent while Lackawanna was the only stock
With any pretentiORs 70 ACTIVITY. Tue only feat
ure OF the trading was an advance In Chicago,
Indianapolis. ST. Louis ana Cincinnati OF 2 per
cent al The opening. per cent OF which was lost
The general market was utterly devoid OF move
ment, and at IL O'Clock it was very dull and
steady al about opening prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
Throws From Her Carriage and Ktlled.
FeIl Dead Wh,Is Huns,.r.

LONDON, August 25.-News has been received OF
the death Of Sir John kose, formerly finance min
lister for the dominion OF Canada He was hunt
ing IN Ceithness In the north OF Scotland and fell
dead - he was about 70 nre &C q stag.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
An Appeal 90 sne supreme Coars.

TACOMA, W. T., August 2a.-Papers were nled
ana approved YESTERDAY " Judge Allyn. appealing
Int recent decision VI the supreme Court relative
70 woman suffrage 70 Tie Supreme Court OF the
United states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25

A PRRJuRER CoNFEssEs HIS GurLr.-The CON-
missioner OF PENSIONS mas been advised that Thos.
B. sturdivant was arrested on the ED inst at Nell
son, Ttoga County, Pa, on charge OF perjury In
the pension Claim VI JOS. Carno. AT preliminary
hearing on the 23i Inst. he pleaded not guilty, and
examination WAS set down Tor september 8 In de-
leult OF 500 bali he Was sent to Cnemung County,
n. Y. jail He later volunteered a confession Of
guilt 70 Special Examiner Zidman, and stated The
nsIne OF the person who suuorned hun TO commit
nprfury
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25

GAUGRR APPofNrKD.-Wm. G. Balsley has been
appointed Q gauger at GreensbOr0, y. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve
nue.. S373, ,503; customs, $685., ,545.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
NominaseA Gor Congress,

CINCINNATI August 25-Tne democrats OF tho
tenth Kentucky District yesterdt az nominated II
Z. Day, OF Mount sterling, Tor Congress, On tho
3SCh ballot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25

CONCENTRATING THE PREsIDRNT.-There were
about nrty or more telegrams on Col Lamont's
desk this morning when he came TO the White
House. They contained messages OF congratula-
ton on the recent IN nlle,to by the President and
came from all parts or the country. Many more
were received during the day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25

TIE MERCURY STILL CLIMBING.-The mercury
In the thermometer Is still recovering from the
shock OF the storm and Is steadily climbing up to
q summer point The Signal once thinks tnat
to-day will be warmer than yesterday, and In all
prob ablnty tomorrow Will be warmer than to-
day. Yesterdays maximum was 81 degrees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25
TAE UMBRIA VICTORIOUS.
But the City OF New York's Builder
Think She VIII Yes Heat EverythiuR.

Special Gable pispstch 10 TIE EVENING STAR
LONDON, August 25-Tne ocean race which re-
suited In q victory for the Umbria, which was sig-
nailed on Brow Head at 4:l3 to-day, thus taking
three hours more than her fastest record excited
the greatest interest In Liverpool and also on the
clyde, where both vessels were Quilt The betting
was ive 10 one In favor OF the Umor1a. The bulsd-
ers OF the City OF New YorR are rather oisap-
pointed, but stin express The opla.o. that alter
rev trips she VIII prove the lastest vessel afioat
Thr0ssn From Her Carriage and Ktlled.
sARArooA, n. Y, August 2A-Rev. j. o. Wilson
and family, OF Philadelphia, were thrown from
their Carriage IN the Adirondack region yesterday
Ma Wilson had her skull fractured and d ed soon
afterward Her husband suffers from q broken
shoulder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25

TIE BOND OFFERINGS TO-DAY aggregated $242, SOC
as follows: Registered As slO.5O0 at l2S; q. OOC
at 129 Registered 46's S227, 900 at 10sH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25

10000 pounds or powder occurred "a the drying
house OF the Giant Powder Company, near West
Berkely, yesterday. Two white inen and three
Cinnamon were III led The white men were JoS
Lewis and c. Bunce. The building was blown %
atoms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25

PHuADElxEA, August 2k-Executloos upon
Judgement noses segre1ating e2 zoo navs oeen y
TRADING e vicken Z Weston, bo1wy mAnufac'
tQroc q No. 17oo Tul1p sGEue6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25

Two MORE NoTARIEs--Henry L. Bryan and 8
AerDert Giesy have been appointed notaries public
Ior the District OF Columbia
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Capitol Topics.

The Senate was not In session to-day.
Both Houses Of Congress have agreed 70 thu
conference report On the bill for the erection of
new appraisers warehouse In New YORK.
Representative Kelley will Leave ph1ladDlphia
Tor Warrington tomorrow, and will resume h1a
Congressional duties Monday. He win mako Q
tour Of the states during the campaign ana dsltvei
numoor OF Addresses.
senators Butler ana voorhees, ars going % vlr.
etnla Tomorrow night 20 mako several sp6ecnoo q
That ntAtA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25

~ THE PRIME COURT OF The
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
CHILps & Son SoFEoNA BOSWELL No. 10995.
Equiis DOc ~.
This referred to report distribution of
the arising from sale # estate of Thorn J.
Bo well deceased Notice il hereby given that shall
proceed e. cute this u reference MONDAY.
September s. 1855 at II o'clock H., my ONCE in
the United states court House, Washington, u. c.
which AID llace AL creditors Uf the lhomAs
j. Boswell aud other persons interested the said
estate. notified present their claims.
sulS-Ia~-3I JAS. q PAYNE. Auditor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-25

RS GROGAN's INsTALMENT HOUSE
30 AND III 71H SIN
Chesrest house IN city to buy your Furniture Car
lts vi ClCts, 1attines BABY CARRIAGES, Refrlgera-
ton. stoves &c kyrry thing in the houseturn
where for cash - ~
VIZ AAk@ AND LAY ALL CARPETS FREE OF
my2l COST SN
kSN: g. METZEROTT & CO. MUSIC
- Dealers have removed from PeunsylyaEia
ave 70 their new building lll0 NV tree doors
west q ". b Moses & sons Oldest and most erirn
.-ee music tse11iishuleEt IN tn eits. .y3 3rn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-24
THE GoVERYMEyT CANNOT INTERFERE
RIGurs OF THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL IN THE HARBoR |
CHICAGO.


curc,oo Fcb o3-Justce Harlan read opinion
-, - stcG >JGros CIcuiT COhr 5hie afternoon
dlsposing OF the three cases affecting tho ownership
and possession Of tho lake front Tho ttos OF these
cases arc as follows: The state against the Illinois
Central Railroad Company, City Of Chicago against
the same and the United States against the same,
the first and last being informationS and the second
a cross bill The main battle ground was the water
lots between Randolph ST. and tho river. Tho court
holds that Whatever rights the railroad has are DO
rived either directly remotely from tho United
States The railroad Is shown to bo the owner OF
all the water in front OF which the depots PIERS
etc. have been built. According to the evidence
mono ot tho structure south of Park Row ntorfercs
with the public use OF the Of he lake for the
purpose OF commerce and navigation The tito to
land between Randolph and Monroe SIS IS in the
city iust as It was before the act Of 1862 The court
concludes follows:
"In tho case OF the United S'ateS against the
Illinois Central Railroad, 1t Is tho opinion OF tho
cor thar the GsncI al Government upon the showing
mod, bv H. has no title to any OF the streets or
grounds described In said Information ana has no
standing in court except far as 1t seeks TO pro
ect the harbor against distractions that would I'M
nalr the public right Of navigation or interfere with
any plan devised by tho United States for the EN-
ployment or Improvement of the haroor"
The suit was brought by tho State, on relation OF
the Attorney General Of the STATE against the Illinois
Central road. the City Of Chicago and tho uM'eu
States in tho state Court March l. 1853. On tho
,ctit,on Of tho railroad company tho case was re-
mToyod to tho United states Circuit court lor inc
WorILern District OF Illinois. The Illinois central
eioiS hv virtue OF an act passed by the Legislature
Anril IS 1863 the ownership Of three blocks OF
ground at the north end OF Lake faIA' Sujo,nn5
- the bed Of the lake from the shore The company
alleges that it has tho sole and exclusive Hght 10
Iuud own and control for It's own profit tho piers,
docks and wharvcs In the outer harbor or th'cag0'
Thc road further claims the right to widen us rail-
into ta II.
twelfth St. and to I'm perpetulty two pieces Oh
rround covering several acres recovered hom the
Te and asserted by the other side to DO Government
land Tho property claimed BY tie railroad extehds
some > 600 feet beyond the line Of the CoVcthmeht
Greatwatcr establishing the outer harbor. modest
estimate of the rights claimed by the railroad places
their value at Sl00,00O,OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-24
BREAKING UP A CLIMBING DEN
,xsprcrop STEERS MAKES RAID AID CATCHr

INSPECTOR STEERS MAKES RAID AND CATCHES
THIRTy-rHREE FARO PLAYERS
Last week Superintendent Murray received inform@
tIon that gambling was being openly carried on In ms
Twentieth Precinct Captain Murphy who was r|
Gently transferred this precinct from the onehnn-
drcdth Street station called 10 the supr'nendenfs
og1ce and asked to explain. lie expressed surprise
when told of the damaging about his pr"cnct'
and assured the Superintendent that every place was
closed A. tight as a drum and would be kept so
superntcndent Murray detailed several detect'@
from his own staff to the twentieth Pfe'il"l anu ~
dd not require sharp eye to discover ths, h.iS % ~
a Zig game going at No. 2Oo West lhItc'h-e
Two OF the detectives got INTO thls P,% m
letter OF Introduction and added several dollars 10 tns
gamblers pile by trying their fortunes on a fnoiels
fable The Detectives visited the place s'NSIdi tIlos
and found that what is known a. dal sa"o'
meaning that most the business was done IN the DAY
time Yesterday the Superintendent, Deihe 's.isHoa
warrant and turned II over 10 Inspector s'eers !" w
Iate Yesterday afternoon Inspector Steers, WIN 10
tocrIvcs 'Coouer Collins, NcCOrd Ne Dermou anu Nu
+ gent with squad OF men rom the NlnotconI" ~
S,nc} marched TO Thirfleth 81. and seventh ave. -
number of mon were sent TO the rear OF the eemDhh8
Lonse I'm Twenty ninth ST., so that there coul " AZ
escanc The In pectOr and the rest OF the nlcb ufoW
mn IN front of the place. dozen large o'cers Wero
constituted baterng ram, and before ne eaInoess h
hinges and buried the lookout" wno had evidently
becn asleep under the wreckage The game was 10
full blast the entrance OF the ponce hau Deeh ~
sudden that everybody seated and no one had
chance TO get away. John Perham ana Chdflo, h1r'
nhv who are said 10 be the proprietors, Henry Greene
fe lookont, aud thirty other prisoners were locked
mn In the Thrtieth street station The prisoners gave
fctltious and addresses.