davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27
THE CONNECTICUT DISPUTE.
Steps Taken That May Secure . Decision
to the Right Governor.

Steps Taken That May Secure . Decision as
to the Right Governor.
Officer Geyer Of the Philadelphia detective
QUESTION papers from Gov Psttison of Penn
sylvania asking for the delivery into his hands
of Henry Decker, the New Haven ball player,
who is wanted in Philadelphia to answer to the
charge of forging two checks and stealing
suit of clothes. It looks now as though the re-
QUESTION would raise the question of Gov.
Bulkeley's right to sign requisition papers.
Gov. Bulkeley referred the matter to States
Attorney Doolittle. but Mr.. Doolittie is in South
Carolina, and no action was taken. Attorney
Hoadley. who is looking after Decker s interests.
says he will swear out habeas corpus papers and
take the case to the supreme court. signifi-
cant rumor is afioat to the effect that the Penn
sylvania officer first offered the requisition
papers to Gov. Morris and he refused to act in
the matter.
A Hartford special saws Executive Secretary
Brainard has brought his mandamus proceed
ings against Controller Staub (dem.) for
salary during the month of February. The
writ is returnable April Z. The democrats have
been watching this proceeding with great
equanimity until they learned late that Gov.
Buckley intended taking this opportunity of
getting the question of his legal status before
the republican supreme court. something that
the democrats have been intent all along on
preventing.
The governor Endorsed Brainard's order to
Staub, and the latter was foolish enough to
reply on the back that he could not recognize
him as governor and having any authority in
the matter. The mandamus thus includes the
whole issue at stake, and the supreme court, to
compel Staub to pay, will have to officially de-
clare Bulkeley's right to indorse the order and
thus decree him legally governor.
Both parties are having lively discussion
over the matter, and Stands discretion isn't
being enthusiastically complimented. 1t is e1-
pected that both sides win rest on their arms
now, awaiting the courts decision. 1t is be-
lieved if Bulkeley is upheld the republican
house will Immediately adjourn and leave the
senate and democratic officials in the lurch Mt
the hands of Buckley and the republican hold
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27
After Heavy Damages.

Walter 8. Carr, the husband Of Mary L. Carr,
. daughter Of John Anderson, the late mil
honaire tobacconist Of New York, has brought
suit against the New York Life Insurance Com
pany and Frederick A Hammond, who are in
serested in the Plaza Hotel property, opposite
Central Park, to recover life interest in one
nth Of the property and 500, 900 damages for
having been deprived Of it. This was part of the
estate given by the will of the old millionaire
to John Charles Anderson. his son, who dis
posed OF il, and which finally came into the
hands Of the defendantS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27

John Teemer. the oarsman, says that he will
accept O'Connors challenge to row three miles
and return for $4,000 and the championship Of
America, but that he first wants to row against
Hanlan, to whom he issued challenge about
week ago. Teemer's challenge to Hanlan
stated if the latter did not accept the challenge
would then be open to O'Connor and Gaudaur
Hanlan has not yet accepted, but both the
others have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27
Smelters Robbed of Their Savings.

The Osark saloon, an ''all-night' house in
Butte, Mont, was raided early Wednesday morn
ing by three masked robbers, who, at the point of
the pistol. forced the bartender to open the safe
and give them 81, 100 which it contained Most
Of the money taken belonged to men who work
at the PARROT smelter who had left it there for
safe keeping. There is no clue to the robbers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27
Settling Chicago Labor Troubles.

A final settlement of the long dispute be-
tween the boss carpenters and the journeymen
in Chicago was reached last evening when the
two associations met and ratified the agree
ment signed on Saturday last by the joint con-
ference committee. The United Carpenters
Council met last night and the agreement was
gone over clause by clause, each receiving care
full consideration. The committee that signed
the agreement was in attendance and explained
in detail the reasons that led to the adoption of
the different propositions. A mass meeting of
terry D on Sunday, when the agreement will re-
ceive formal and final ratification. Several
prominent citizens will speak on the occasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27
Successful Use of Lima Oil.

Lima oil is being used successfully in num-
Der Of Pittsburg mills and factories. Boiling
mill owners favor it because it does not oxidize
the iron and for that reason it is thought that
natural gas will soon be superseded by it. The
oil is shipped from the field in tank cars and
movement is on foot to build pipe line to
Pittsburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27
Run Down at a Grade Crossing.

John Havel and his son Joseph we're fatally
injured last evening in Chicago by q Grand
Trunk engine. The men were driving north on
Ashland avenue on covered delivery wagon,
and when at the 49th street crossing were struck
by the locomotive, which was running ct high
rate OF speed. Both men were thrown out Of
the wagon, which was completely wrecked.
They landed on the hard pavement, and were
unconscious when picked mp. They were found
TO Be Injured internally and externally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27
Saved From the Strathairly,

A special from Elizabeth City, N. c., says:
Lieut.. Failing Of the life saving service. who is
at the wreck OF the British steamer Strathairly,
reports the following saved: R. Turner, second
officer; George Simpson, boatswain; Albert
Smith, seaman; John Whalen, ordinary sea-
man: William Macarthur, fireman; John Camp
bell, fireman. The reason assigned by the sur
vivors for the wreck was thick weather and
are thoroughly exhausted from exposure and
are unable to travel and are in bad condition
The men will arrive in Elizabeth City Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27
10 PrH Cent REDucrIoS

10 PrH Cent REJECTION
IN
FURNITURE
FoR3 DAYS.
We are eoinz to move from present location to
the comnIodiOus bGi ding No. 5l3 eth st n. W.,
will IN our establishment but until then we
will al the old stand. 800 and S2 7th n.
where. PENDING removal. shall offer our entire
sieeA Of tie latest and CesI n.aAes "
fCkNIIUkE. CARPETS. &c.
10 PER CENT REDUCTION FROM FORMER
PRICES
BABY CARRIAGES this season embrace many new
latest styles and 10 per reduction applies to
these well IL furniture Cal and examine them
MATTINGs present a great variety Of eo,ors and
texture We have them prices Will within
tie reach Of al. and supp.y yaried tina:
guarantee to suit you
PERPETRATORS are always in season, and our
stock IS kept up with the desn-rG- Don't purchase
Until you have seen what offer.
ORR CREDIT SYSTEM has proven boon to thou
sans in tie past and its dement's the disposal Of
al for the future Asula psyen: Of pur-
Chase viii seizure you whatever you want in the fur
niure line. and while you enjoying the pleasure of
their use you Pay for them n such weekly Or
monthly sums a. your means WI permit
No EAIkEK TERMS CAN BE MADE ANY WHERE
THAN AT
RUDDEN's
FURNITURE AND CARPET STORES
$50 and sls2 1:h st. NV mh3-lmo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27

Queen Victoria is gratifed at the manner in
which she was received at Grasse. Yesterday
morning she breakfasted with Prince and Prin.
cess Henry of Battenberg at 10 o'clock. About
noon she visited the Baroness Rotshchild's
gardens in a wheel chair. and returned to the
hotel. At O'Clock the queen received the
Marchioness of Lorne and the Duke of Cam
bridge. At o'clock the queen. accompanied
by Prince and Princess Henry CT Battenberg
and Lady Churchill, drove toward st. Val
lier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27

The statement that the Portuguese authori-
ties in South Africa had declared state of
siege to exist in Manicaland is not credited in
Lisbon. On the other hand. it is semi-officially
announced that the Portuguese government de-
sres to maintain the modus vivendi and to in
no way interfere with the rights of the British
South Africa Company or with British subjects
residing in Manicaland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27
Railway Wreck in u Tunnel.

Alocal passenger train on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway ran into the rear of freight
train in a tunnel seventy-five miles east of
Clarlestown, W. Va, yesterday and both trains
were wrecked. Fire broke out and the entire
passenger train was consumed. Several per-
sons were slightly injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27
To Receive Minister Swift's Remains,

meeting of prominent citizens was held in
San Francisco last night to make arrangements
for the funeral of the late John Z. Swift, United
States minister to Japan, who died recently at
his post. Committees on arrangements and
resolutions were appointed and the Secretary
OF the Navy was asked by telegraph what ar
rangements had been made for bringing the
remains to this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27
New Cincinnati Ofhcials

The Cincinnati superior court judges yester-
day performed the duty required of them by
the new city charter of appointing the members
Of the board of review whose duties are to
attend to the approval Of all tax levies, super
wise tax assessments, equalize valuations and
have charge of the sinking fund The appoint
ments are: For one year, Henry Hemmeigarn,
democrat; Major J. l.. Foley. republican. For
two years. J. J. Sullivan. democrat; julius
Lang republican. For three years. Henry C.
veiner, democrat; Richard Smith, republican.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27

special cable dispatch to THE EVENING
STAR from London says: The postmaster general
gave private exhibition of the telephone be-
tween Paris and London last evening to a num-
Der of invited guests. The London Office was
connected with the Opera Comique, where Mas
sonets lie Mage was being sung The music
was distinctly audible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27
Preferred Death to an Aged Husband.

Preferred Death to IN Aged Husband.
Mile Capece, aged sixteen years, committed
suicide at her home in Foundryville, near Ha-
zlston, Pa, yesterday afternoon by shoot
ing herself through the heart. The girls
parents wanted her TO marry an aged
sutton, and Millie, who was In love with young
man, neighbor, took the matter SO much to
heart that IN desperation she took her life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27
CITY AND DISTRICT.

eF"Onward and upward" il the motto Of
The EVENING STAR Onward in its extending
influence, upward in its circulation and adver-
Using business. The increase is q steady,
healthful one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27

The official statements Of Schwartz 4 Co., the
Louisville (Ky.) failing bankers, are e. follows:
Assets, S51 ,65S; liabilities, ESQ, 1868.
William Younger, the owner Of the large -four
mill at Catasauqua, Pa, yesterday assigned,
having confessed Judgment for ea3, 900. Other
liabilities wiz swell the total to 10000. The
assets ere ol20.OO0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27
LADIES GOODS.

MRS. NJ. NJ. CROSS,
M Millinery.
1siq Penna. ave.
extend TO the ladies of Washington cordial IN vita
ton to inspect stock of Srrng Hats and the
novelties OF the season IN Millinery. mh.s.s-lm.
IRIS. NJ. BRADLEY. MODESTO. : c ST. y. E.
WI formerly Ny. invites patronage OF WASHINGTON
ladies. Costumes made ates, Styles Perfect ut at
moderate price. Cutting and basting speciality.
mh2r}-Us
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27

sUPERIyTESDESrs OF INSANE AsYLuMs, STATE
BOARDS OF HEALTH AND THE AMERICAN MEDI-
CAL ASSOCIATION WILL ALL SEND DELEGATES,
WHO WILL BE WELL CARED FOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27
TOT HaxerstoWn. flU'4O a ". and 70 20 2. m
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK AN
HHIl.AnEI puIA -
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

TO THE Sd hRNhih kEsT si Eos sPTFErHwrs,
S3SbLE IRsck sMp ia sIe,1s sSEN SrIrv-
,n,,xs n ersci January Is, isai.
f SIH Ssb E % sTTSs
Tor htis6prg and the west. clicAso Limited Express
issi Line, 10 80 = "a. daily 70 cSicssO coiuasss;
and 81 Louis. with rarlor Harrisburg 90 Pitts
ssh;pos tis6urs 70 T cSumSa isoI ho 70 10 %
& 20 ons y c hsssS eaa S S1snn Es
hsisegrs and sSlesinS Cars srri.6urs g ;.
Western Efpre.. at % p M daily -. with si-spias
nse'ing daily At H.risburs with through sleepes
Car fStsSnrs to Ech%one and chiGsso. P seins
lures, 1000 pm; daily, for I1ttsburs and tue
Nest WITH through Sleeper to p1ttsburx. and fissr
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
daily except sunday. sloan.
For tr1e. canandaigua and Rochester daily for But,
m n; !, with sieeFinr Car washington 70 aec6s.ssr
pm. daily. except sstur.sy. Win slsspin. -
WASHINGTON TO Rochester.
daily except sunday.
For ~illiarnspOrt daily. 3.3op.m.
foK PhILADELPHIA.N NEW YORK AND THEEAsT
81 and il g 81 M or sunday, ojs
ned EnITess Of Pullman fsrier cars. With Diniax
For New York only. Limiisd Eaprsss xlth Dnins ca
oUO N. daily.
fOh PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
Fast Express : 10 q. n. week days and q. m asnv
lxIress. Sunday only, 3 40 3.
Tor Boston. without change, BIS pm every day.
" brooklyn. y u. all through trains
sey CITY with boats Brooklyn Annex afford.
SSub sfr aeTo.. New fo4f city ''0
For Atlantic City. IL ID pm. week dsyA II IS m
For baltimore. o:35. 40 $40. 200, a.4o l0oo.
dO.O. III 90 and ii 10 m. Il: l5. 2 10. 5: Ia
30 400. 10. 4;3O. 300, 40, 800, 40
i9o and I1eii A. - p m On SUNDAY. 30 go. 10
o;4O. 900, 40. 1000 and IL IS 2. IN.
For torres Greek Line. ~ and 20 .. IN daily.
For Annapolis. 30 and 200 q m. IL so and AN
]. ~ DAILY. except sunday sundays. ~ . ~ ~
s..Up.m.
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY
IN EFFECT JANUAkl ~. 1881.
For Alexandra. 81. o;35. a. $40. es4S 1o;5f
en- en-. ,G GG n9'n, 90 $50 - 49, e:9l
s;43, o'i5. 1857 a.m-. $50. osOl. ssO2 and
Accommodation for Quantico, Asa m. and IS u
week days. 40 a NJ Sundays.
For hichtnond and the south. 4 30 and 10 81 m
daily, Accommodation 10 p week days.
1rains leave AlexandTls Tor Washington sos. s0o.
sDo. glo. Job, II ~ AIN. 10, 500. $50
5:lO sos, 90. go, 10 30 and II % .. N. ~
Sunday at 10 and ii "A an 2Uu. S:lo. ~
Tickets and information at tho once northeast cor
ner OF 18th street and avenue. and attn
station, where orue-s can be let the checking -
bsgsase to dissipation from hotels and resldsne.s
General Manager. T,alel General Ps.senssr Aren't.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27
EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON.


COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE,
" 623 La. ave-, opposite city post Office.
.Hp end s o so aass surng the
Business Ensish Accountsney. civil service. shor:
Lane Land and Iypewr., ny. situations when competent.
mn26 c. X. URNER. AN. CE.. prin
SELECT EUROPEAN EXCURSIONS
proc. PROFESSOR coLLIEkE's private party
Tor a two months trip in charge Of COX
SON, Tourists. Those SO desirous can make
selves in ffen,h under Competent and eIpe-
rienced Partisan teachers. EM also take charge
h nfaSeiiS parties ADDRESS '0'i Conn., are
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENT.,
1925 H ST. NV.
r, The SPRING COURSE of lectures will beg,n on
30 No Zee required except Ia, 81 matTcplatOn. IS
r A. T. A. AIM rs & 18th Is H s. NV.
SPENCERlAN BUSINESS COLLEGE
Spring sessions. Improve tie opportunity. 81,
sehoo, of Business s xess%S, s and EDu,,.,
School of Preparatory English and Elementary
scLOOi q Shorthand. ,TypewritinT and Phonosraph
schoo, OF SIenoerian kalia NrtIne
sehool Q. Civil Service Training
Quarterly monthly rates. Day aud night sss.ions
mass sfkSskE Ess:,p
A c, sTABIN's BUSINESS coLLEGE, Is ST.
months day and evening sessions private and class
structon; students prepared for civilservice
nations; new method Of ILLUSTRATING Bookkeeping,
6y which students advance rapidly. Shorthand and
1ypewrlting. three months. e10 Diplomas.
ial6:Sms
FRENCH LESSONS BY MILE. PRUD'HOMME
u at her residence, 301 ID st. Spriny term now
Terms. twenty lessons. $40. Call any day at noon.
References: DIR. and Mrs. W. W. Godainy. St.
beth, ID. Z. mhl4-ln
= -1,TT EPFT ECTI-pE ~ r1Iy n. M 10,,,; IN
l. - GA1LLARD'S school of Languages. l0l7 Conn.
ave-. Wednesday. 18th instant 430. Subject: An
pose of Gailzrs original method the only ba SEQ
upon sound scientific and philosophical principles;
most speedy and thorough. Debate solicited All in
vited. feI2-lms
WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
w ITO 10Th st. n. W., twenty second year. Piano,
organ, voice, violin. flute coInet. &c. Free advan-
taRes. y. b. BULLARD, Director. mh7-lm'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27
CAsu Or CAEDrr.

lash OK CRKprr.
READ THESE PRIcEa
po.s OAR Antique nnished Bed Room Suites. Spices
81 { Il cash. or sls on credit
.riece F.rlor Suites. solid wainu. frames. uphol-
sa<rvd plu>a Ls. hAEcIoth or s2s eaAh OF go on
0sG.
Good wovEN-wIRx BED SPRINGS for g. .,
essh O.. 60 On ereds
BRUSSELS CARPET. eoc cash or ese on credit
Co.. INGRAM CARPET. assc. cash or 4oc on credi.
hsss~ and lay all CARPETS free OF COS: ald don,
sis-s. for the waste IL MATCHING ns.arsA
Cur s-rns the easiest o: any house ir the city
sriy small Payment =: TINE o: purchase and the bi
srss II EAsY wEEaLY MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
No notes required and Per cent discount allow ed
On al .scsu ats s.itlsa IN thirty aays-
eEoaAN's
G = DIT no sI
ulen I'D aud TAI TN r. nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

FALL Srock
OF FOREIGN COATINGa, vEsrIN0R,
SUITINGS. OVERCOATINGS AND TROUS-
ERINGS RECEIVED. GENTLEMEN WHO
ADMIRR FIRST-CLAss TAILORING AREIN.
VITED 10 INSPECT. ALL GARMENTS OUT
b h d. bAhh. llll IA. AVE, AXE GUAR-.
ANTEED AZ 49, "a SUnlsESA STYLE
oil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27

During the latter part Of April and the first
Of May three conventions of considerable i'm
portance to the medical profession will hole
their annual sessions in this city. There will
be the American Medical Association, the ma
tional conference of state boards of health AND
the superintenGents Of insane asylums
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27
The committees are as follows:

The committees are as follows:
Reception-Drs Lincoln (chairman), Bryan,
Fry, A Heger, U-S.A.: ]. T. johnson, Loring,
Mackall, Marmion, Peter, A. c. Patterson,
Rose, L. K. Stone, I. c. Smith, Walsh.
Place OF meeting of sections-Drs. Lovejoy
(chairman), Beatty, Bayne Callan, Hill, d. II.
haZen. III. Leach, Mclaughlin, J. c. MCGUIRE
Neale, Spriggs, J. L. Winter.
IHformation-Drs. Hickling (chairman), b
b. Adams, ). W. Began, Byrns, Neale.
Exhibits-Drs- Patterson (chairman), 8. A.
H. McKim, Stanton, Toner.
Printins-Drs. Hamilton (cha;rman), Barker
BriscUe, Byrne, W. p. C. Hazen, Henderson,
Poole.
Registration-Drs. Buckley (chairman,) J. o.
Adams. Bovee, Herman HI. Cook, Eliot, Ham
nett, j. ID. Morgan, Manning, J. ID. McKim,
Mallan, Osmun, Ober, kadclif.
Einsnce-Drs- Stanton (chairman), B. B.
Adams, Balloch, Crook Chamberlain, Harrison.
Hood. Magruder, Newman, Sewers, Toner.
observation-disclosures Prentiss (chairman),
Bromwel, Deale, Fenviek, Franzoni, HYATT.
Johnston. II. l.. E johnson, Richardson, Z. s.
Hxey, Wilmer.
Transportation-Drs. Hawkes. (chairman),
Acker, burnett, Lee, Mundel, Townshend, Jas.
4. Young.
Hotels and boarding houses-Drs Reyburn
chairman. Bracket, Friedrich, Leach, Lamb,
Murphy, Sothorn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27
SPECIALTIES.

SPECIALTIES.
- Which kules the Human BODY" health restored
METAPHYsIcAL BUREAU-TEACHINo. HEAL
1AA ting library; sunday servtces so-iale ard mus:
Gales eQch M DAY, I'D. public invited. WA. p. and
I 9. NICHOLsON, Md. PRACTICE1 NERVOUS
As dtSeasse. Gectrcaty uftli1ed In I'll functional
trouhles kemoyL Of supsr1uOm hetts, moleA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-03-27

READ THESE PRICEA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-09

belmont had borrowed a waterproof for this
drIrPping through the ceiling In showers.
The safe stood in corner with the two Iron
watcr-soaked. Several cases OF jewelry wero
taken out moro or leas damaged. In some
INSTANCES the gold had partly melted. But
aS TO YIN raa a N & t. rex mgSs etsr
estcd only IN ono side OF 1t. Touching secret
spring n blind door flow open. revealing u 80
cret commandment where oase after case 81 her
wa %re pc Levels erS hidden This slot lot
loaded tho detective with q dozen or more
cnses. nnd tho remainder she wrapped In
black dress. and they returned TO Mr.. Kenne-
S3 p %as not 81 Swrg ws NTH mfsPs
wardrobe, She lost all her clothing. except
what she had on.
The house was wrecked. All the furniture
md ilnishlngs were burned into, charcoal. Tho
thor frames. which hung on the wallis black
lection was In this house, They are n tho old
mansion q few doors north, Among the paint.
the lato August Belmont, II was said. Statu-
nry. vnses. bric-a-brnc. and mirrors were
ground up together, on the swimming. floors.
The dining room In the extension didn't fare
about. some Of It blacEened by smoke. Five
patrolmen wero Put on guard at every door
Is sa
about $40. 900. which IL covered by insurance.
Mrs. Howard Cutting is the, principal loser.
The news OF tho fire spread rapidly. and be-
lore the aremen had quit playing ,uIon the
Mr. Ksnnodys house ss & Fifth Avenue phere
Mrs. Belmont was. and friends called to ex-
press their sympathies. Mr.. August Belmont
and MIR. Perry Belmont were both telegraphed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-09
The Green Goods Men Discharges.

John Adams. Edward Chase. and Edward
Howard. the green goods men who were ar
rested on Wednesday in a Worth street saloon
before they had Il chance to swindle Alphonse
Piquette. appeared before Justice Diver ut
tho Tombs Court yesterday afternoon for ex-
animation. Tho District Attorney had promised
to have a. man at tho court. II possiblo: but
when O'clock came snd In, po53dy appeared
auette would give no testimony which might
tend to convict the prisoners Adams said he
packages OF green paper with good money. on
the outside as an attraction to place IN his
store TRdE i There Mere foTTeeh
charged the prisoners and turned the money
over to the Property Clerk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-09
IT BUYS UP LEGISLATUREA
Dr.. Bowker's Charges Against Boston's
Street Hallway Monopoly.

BOSTON, Oct. 8.-The West End street railway
monopoly received some hard raps ut q hear
ing before its Commission to-day DR.. 8. L.
Bowker asserted that the company could pro-
euro or kill my legislation 1t wanted and could
buy up Legislatures in Its own interests Com
missioner Fitzgerald asked II that was true
what use would 1t be for the Commission to
recommend anything.
I'm my opinion" was tho answer. with all
duo Difference to tho Commission. do not
believe your report will be- worth the price OF
tho paper 1t Is printed on rs for as the
West End Company Is concerned,
"Iho West End Company" he continued.
has not pnid u dollar in dividends from its
earnings. and with the great amount Of DAM
continually occurring. 1t cannot pay expenses.
great graveyard by this road. Electricity is q
failure as motive power on account n ot
TO look to some othor met method Tor rapid .a ana
Pany hnye boon 50 greet that they have 70 cut
d1se e e On the Norfolk House line.
where ITO cars wore formerly run. only ninety
arc now In use. These reductions have been
made for the OF c snDM 81
Ss pTysgs 70 ireIsssS thsi
great esrninas. Neither did this company in
tend to sivo t6e city ON elevated road when
they asked for a charter. aud nobody expected
do 80 They bought their n, frn sah
building an elevated road. The only remedy
for these evils Is TO give. somo responsible
company chance to build an elevated road."