New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
HiETFORD TELEPHONES.
Mr,IoRr,L ARcm-ILLICGT INSURANCE.

Hartford July i3-In letter 10 General Alexander
uaf- ,n II thi. city, Major John \. TbbitN, OF Ne"
London now consul 0i th' United state, Government
Al bradford Eng. expresses h~ interest Tn the coming
state campaign and -ay, that Lieutenant Governor
Ncr,,lu would in hi- opinion MAX" an excellent
AID dat. 20, the Republican party ti> thL speaking
If the bushes, done al his consulate he says: Tho
ali .,ri,li ,l.- today I, busy one at this Office.
In art,c.piton Of the passage Of the Mckinley bill,
the GOOD, are going over our side with rush The
export for the month beat the rccori ana exceed
those IF June Of lat year by about T17OOOOo. the
total being IN the uciEhbornOld OF F2711,OoO MAJOR
Tbbts who ha, not been in good health since he ''
been in bradford is improving, but does not think
that there is any better country 10 live III than MS
own New England.
The telephone company has solved the wire problem
f,l the citizens ~ Hartford In such manner that ii
Will probably .tay solved for some years Through tho
principal side street, the wires X underground through
-y,tcm OF coudut,. all the electrical companies OF
the ciD uniting an the occupancy Of the system
designed lbs the telephone company. ON Main St.
however there have been erected poles, sixty feet IN
height which carry arms to the number OF twenty
eight ana can carry hundreds of wires, or all that arr
needed for the OF .hc companies. The city, a.
return Tor Tie franchise granted 10 the telephone com
pauy, Ia, the use OF the mist thirty Iect "t inc poS
br such wire, /! needs, ilr alarm, police alarm, ana
81 on. The erect VIII be to rid the city Oi largo
number Gi pole, ANA 10 cut OIL great many cross he'
on the ,troct-.
Memorial
Of tho park wa the Fora IT.. UruIc - ID pe com
plctcd at an carly day 1t mas been Dedicated, IL Is
true. and t. AL appearances Is finished structure,
hut there several cduppcs, with pcdc>tila upon
which statues to be placed Three of these igurcs
have already been designed, and are - be carved by
A. Entrees this CITY. who has them I'm hand.
They viii he of Massillon recstonc, 10 compare IN
color Nth the fiicLc which surrounds the upper
norton Of the arch and will represent the return of
The civilians from the war to their duties The
farmer the carpenter, the student and the mason will
be represented throwing aside the Announcements
u = i've service and plchins up the Implements OF
industry. II viii bc few months before the figures
viii be completed but il Is safe 10 say that when mi,
ouch = put upon the arch no city In the country VIII
have more unique monument To her soldier dead
than Hartford. ,
contingent. and, a. they grow more prosperous rom
year to year, they have great difficulty In getting
suitable rents. This matter was brought to the
notice Of the citizens by the Rev. Mr. Walker, VINO
recently came to this city take charge OF the Union
Baptist Church. lie could find no place to live, and
he prppOundcd the pertinent inquiry " Where shall
answered to some extent by the forming Of syndicate
Of gcnticmcn. small capitalist, all OF thcnl when M
Immediately begin the erection Of comfortable cottages
for the purpose of renting them b respectable cooIel
people II Is singular that this Ia, not been done
before. rs the colorcd people gre good pay very III
du>rous and keep their tencments In excellent order
such Of them to be benefited by this new plan
\ singular case has come 10 the attention Of I've
public In the habeas corpus proceedings IN the case
arrested for Illicit soliciting Of Insurance without
license. II appeared that Boyle ON his trial before
the police court appealed from his sentence but Wa
placed in tail because he could not furnish bonds
II was held by his counsel that he had been denied
the right Of trial by Inry as granted by the Constltu
tion of the United states but tho prosecuting attorney
showed plainly that the city charter provided that
nnroiirr rouM furnish bonds This BOYLE coul1 MT
d. ard Ia friends are irving - RELEASE him
habc.,, corpn-. ia crl"r that he be- tried before
the superior Court The Interpretation of the charter
has been "a puzzle Ia police court judges In the past
and il is hoped that the Will be carried TO the
highest court for q decision.