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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-03-21

Patrz! Bruck sic wynosi Z}y, jak tu-
recki pieprz Dobrze mu tax. Zjad} myd}o!
A wtedy u Willman6w odmawia} ciebie ode
mnie, co? prawda? Obiecywa} z}ote CORY Ny
slisz, re dotrzyma3by? Aha!
Me mysla{em tenn, BON ME HAWAII
drzewa albo worek bawe}ny azeby mnie ku-
powano!
= Brav 50! Moje procenta mniejsze, ale
pewniejsze Powiedz-no = zebra}es cokol-
wick? lie?
Brakuje nieco do miliona! = smial sic
kapitan
Seryo = masz trzydziesci tysiecy?
Just po}ows. Go pan chce = to fun
dusz! Mia}bym wiecej...
zebys poszed} do Brucka?
Me- zcbym wykszta}cenie mia} nau-
ke... Zacza}em cd szorowania pok1adu MAR
garety'' Daleka to droga do kapita1stwa!
= Inni pok}ad Gale zycie szoruja, ale ty
masz glove ia Gle wychowa}em Znam sic ma
ludziach! Coz tedy myslisz dalej robic2
= Dalej? Czy mi pan posade wymawiag
Take brednie! Pytam, DO chcs TIVE
mysli posyszec.
= Dalej, dalej9 = powt6rzy} m}ody czio-
wick, jakby to pytanie raz pierwszy sobie "a
dawa}. Dalej bsde p}ywa} plywa3 dopo-
h starczy ,,Margarety, sil j towarw6w dla pa
-. & So 81 s..sz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-03-21
SZARY PR0CH
POWIESC
PRZEZ
MARIE RODzIEWICz.
POWIESC
PRZEZ
(Ciao dalszy).

(ClaG d&lSHV j.
Pubic okazaio sic klatka, zawierajaca
sobie dwie wielkie, jaskrawe papugi. Ma
blask lampy zarusza}y sic zywo, wrzasne}y
jak ma komende dzikim g}osem:
= Crete, Crete, D1 schoenste, Du he6ste!
= Cha, cha, cha! = zasmiaf sic homery
cznie Matschke. = Ucieszne ptactwo! Pewn1e
drogo Gle kosztowaiy, chociaz tam ma po1udniu
poSpolite to, jak nasze wrony. Dobrze bestye
gadajq MONA salonie umiesci6! No, no!
podziekui Crete Mozesz go poca}owa6!
Lorensa twarz cd rumie1ca stasa sic pra-
vie czarna. Parma re spokojem Niemki bez
zadnego wahania wstretu poda}a mu 90 po-
ca}unku pulchny policzek. Marynarz nieprzy-
gotowany widocznie do tego zaszczytu' ME-
smia}o niezgrabnie odpowiedzia{ wezwanlu.
= Danke! : szepne}a panna, nlew1ado-
mo = "a papugi, czy "a buziaka
Matschke patrza} smia} sic.
= Schosn! : wo1a}. : Ateraz punktum!
Musimy jeszcze zasta6 Brucka ,,pod Rekinem'',
wiee marsz! Dobranoc Crete! Jutro ma obiad
knedle t}uste bye powinne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-03-21
Sobota, dnia 81 Marca 1891 r.

ktor. Hrabia Tulynu (syn
ks. Amadeusza) i mn6stwo
urzednik6w dworu oczekiwali
przybycia pociagu ma dworcu.
Trumne z}ozono ma lafecle
okrytei kirem za~ieziono do
koscio}a La Superga, gdzie
odby}o sic za}obne nabozeh-
,stwo. Nastepnie z1ozono zw1o-
XII W kr6lewskim. grobowcu W
kosciele posr6d ceremonij ka-
tolickiego koscio}a.
Rsyma, 90 marca.
P6}urzedowo appreciate po-
g}osce, jakoby w}oska aota
otrzyma}a rozkaz wyruszenia
W skutek lynchowania II Who
chow W ubieg}a Sobote.
Hiszpania.
Gibraltar, 90 marca.
Przy ogledzinach zw}ok
os6b, kt6re zatone}y ze sta
tkiem ,,Utopia", officer stray
ma pancerniku Anson oswald
cyl, IL wedle jego zdania,
nieszczescie wydarzy 10 sic W
skutek niedbalstwa oficerow
parowca ,,Utopia". Kapitan
okretu Anson tego samegojest
zdania.
Parowiec linii Anchor ,,As-
syria" odniezie uratowanych
W}och6w do ich ojczyzuy.
Gibraltar, 20 marca.
DIS p"chowano w jednym
grobie % zw}ok trojga dzieci,
kt6re dobyto pomiedzy ME
szczesliwych zatonietych mo-
RIA. W ciagu dnia dobyto je-
szcze dziesieG zw1ok.
Chill.
Pary5, 20 marca.
Wiadomosci dis z Chill na-
desz}e donosza, re powsta1cy
obecnie maja W posiadaniu
tylko Taltal, Iquiquei Pisaqua,
i re reszta kraju spokojna. 4
tego MONA wnosic, ze Rad
gromadzi wojska ma granicy
p6}nocnej wincyi Tarapacle.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-03-21
Rok IL.
Handel i przemysf.
NesD York. 20. marcf

R. G. Dun & Comp. tax 81
wyrazaja 0 stanie interer6w
SVEN tygodniowem sprawo
zdaniu: Prawie we wszystkicI
ko}ach handlowo-przemysl
wych po}ozenie budzi zaufanis
W przysz}osc. Chociaz ma pol
nocnym Zachodzie chwilowo
stan zasiew6w cokolwiek Jest
niepomyslnym, to przeciez WY
doki ma przysz}y sezon mad
zwyczajnie sa Swietne. w Bel
stonie, New Yorkq ] Phllad@ell: el|:|
phil obr6t we we}nie wynosil|
20 procent wiecej niz W roku|
zesz}ym j jeszcze ciagle jest
znacznym. swietne interesa|
r6wniez robili fabrykanci ma
teryj zimowych Ma suknie, 4
spodzlewaja sic pcdwyaszenia
cen wkr6tce. Fabry kantom
ob6wia da}o sic czuc podroze-
ME sk6ry sztucznie przez spe-'
kulant6w wywo}ane, gdyz ME
mogli uzyskac cen wyzszych,
niz W roku zesz}ym, jednakze
nabywcy, jakkolwiek ostrozni,
So liczni fabrykom ME brak
zamowie1.
W szkle ceny stale, tax sano
W o}owiu. Niezmienione i W
zelazie, ale W miedzi opadaja.
w Chicago dow6z maxi, ku.
kurydzy (korny), jeczmienia,
smalcu i mas}a by} mniejszym,
ale owsa, zyta, miesa do PEI
klowania, sk6r i we}ny wick
Sym niz W roku zesz}ym.
Got6wke we wszystkich
miastach wnetrza, ME wyjmu-
jac Chicago, }atwo by}o MONA
dostaG. Zawiesze1 wyp}at W
ca}ym kraju by}o W ubieglym
tygodniu 275, W tygodniu
przedtem 273.
Ze StOlicy Stanu.
Springfield, Ill.,, 20. marca.
w obu Izbach dis krotko
sic za}atwiono i odroczono sic
bez powziecia waznych uchwal
az do Wtorku, t. j. formalnie
(Dok. Ma 4 tel str
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-03-21

R6Wnoczesnie uwiadoml{ o
tenn Bismarcka i ofarowa} swa
dymisya. Bismarck m6wi3 W
tel spravie cesarzem, kt6ry
prosi1 Boettichera, by tenze
pozosta1 i ofarowa} mu pie.
niadze ma pokrycie d}ugu.
Boetticher sadzi}, re pieniadze
te pochodzi}y z prywatnej
szkatu}y cesarza ale jego prze-
ciwnicy przypuszczaja, IL pie
niadze te zosta}y wziete z fun
duszu W1lf6w. National
zeituug" ME donosi, co jest
prawda. TIE rewolucye obja-
sniaja rownlez niechec Bis
lnarcka z powodu niewdzie-
czno$ci Boettichera, kt6ry
przyczyni} sic do Bismarcka
upadku.
ROsya.
Londya, 30 Marca.
Wiede1ski correspondent do
Times donosi, IL mimo
wszplkich zaprosze1 urzedo-
wych, maizonka ksiecia Ser
giusza, ksiezna Elzbieta
Hessen, zosta}a przemoca zmu-
szona do przejscia ma prawo-
slavic.
Belgia.
BruGeIa, 90 marca.
Robotnicy W kopalniach
Cockerills dis zastrajkowai.
Dyrektorowie kopalni zawe-
zwali pomocy policyi.
Francya.
Pary5, 20 marca.
Tutejsza policya zrewido-
wa}a wczorai wieczorem domy
r6znych znakomitych bulan-
zyst6w i aresztowa}a pos}6w
Grange i Roche, cz}onkow ligi
patryotycznej, jakotez dw6ch
przyw6dzc6w anarchistycznych
nazwiskiem Murphy Caron
powodu wywo}ania zaburzenia
przy zwo}aniu ma jutro zgro-
madzenia na czesc Jules'a
Ferry.
Policya znalaz}a W mieszka-
niu Carona liste 1900 os6b
podziel"nych ma grnpy celem
utworzenIa kompanij woj,ko-
wych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-03-21
Administracya perska.
Niemcy.

NAOAACJs
Londyue, 20 marca.
Komunikacya telefoniczna
miedzy Berlinem a Wiedniem
wkrotce ma bye zaproWadzo-
na.
Berlin, 19 marca.
Reichsanzeiger zaprzecza
poglosce, jakoby sekretarz
stanu dla spraw wewnetrznych,
DR.. V. Boetticher, mia} podae
sic do dymisyi.
Berlin, 20 marca.
W niemieckich kolach urze-
dowych ME wierza, by prezy-
dent Harrison da} polecenie
ameryka6skiemu posi- ow
Phelp psowi zagrozic wywza-
iemnleniem sic, skoro zakaz
dowozu miesa amerykanskiego
ME bedzie zniesiony.
Berlin, 90 marca.
Hanhuroer Reform wat
pi, by ce~arz / Bismarck
wkr6tce mieli bye ma obiedzie
u hr. Waldersee.
,,Freisinnige Zeltung' do
nosi, re Bismarck zakupA diva
domy naulicy Koeniggraetzer,
W kt6rych zamierza zamie-
szkaG.
Berlin, 20 marca.
Dzisiejsze wydanie ,,Natio-
nalzeitung" miesci autentyczna
wiadomosG o sprawie Boetti,
chera ipowiada: Przed 6 laty
minister V, Boetticher prZyja[
pozyczke, by pokryG bankru-
ctwo W sumie $4,000 marek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-03-21
P0rYS, 20 marca.

DIS odbyfo sic duzo zgro-
madze6 socya listy cznych
i wszyscy zgromadzeni byli "a
urzadzeniem olbrzymiej de-
monstracyi robotnicaej d. l
maja, a ma jednem Z posirdzea
uchwalono, azeby socyaliSci
szli po trupach tych, kt6rzyby,
sic sprzeciwiali urzadzeniu ta-
kiej demonstracyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-03-21
Telegramy Zagraniczne,
Franeuskie demOnstracye soeya.
listyczne.
Telegraflczne pOfaczenie Berlina
Wiedniem.
Hamburski parOWiee SueTia pO-
Wraea.

Wojna domoWs W Chilli Ograni-
czOna ma pofnOeno proWincye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-03-21

Plymouth, 90 marca.

Plymouth, 20 marca.
Parowiec linii hambursko-
ameryka6skiej Suevia, kt6ry
tu zosta} przywleczonym bar
dzo uszkodzony, wr6ci} do
Hamburga jako tako napra-
wiony.
Lo,adyao, 20 marca.
By}y perski posef tutejszy
Malcoln Khan, kt6remu szach
odebra} godnosci i urzedy, O.
g}osi1 pismo, wedle kt6rego
Cd szacha ministeryum per-
skiego doznawa} niegdys maj.
wiekszego szacunku i czci.
Opisuje nastepnie despotyzm
W Persyi / opowiada, IL czesto
pajwiecej wp}ywowi ministro'
vie Persyi, sadzac w}asnie, ze
posiadaja najwieksze zaufanie
szacha, nagle haniebnie costa
ia napsdzeni. Dalej opowia,
da, re gdyby chcia} og}osiG
swa korespondencyaz szachem,
to nawet jego osobisci ME
przyjaciele przyznaeby musieli,
re jedynym jego b}edem by}o,
il kilkakrotnie stara1 sic o.
czyscie administracya czesto
brudna rzadu perskiego.
Londya, 20 marca.
Rosyanin Martens przyja}
zawezwanle, by wzlaf udzlaf
W sadzie polubownym W spra'
vie zatargu nowofundlandz-
kiego o rybo|ostwo.
Wfochy.
Tamyn, 20 marca.
DIS rano przyby}y tu zw}o-
ki ksiecia Napoleona, mimi
przyby}y ksiezniczka Klotylda
! Letvcva. iako tez ksiaae Wi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-10
SUING THE CITY OF KEY WEST.

Morris Noses yesterday secured attachment for
81 200 against the property in this State Of the City Of
Key West Florida The suit grew out OF ar agreement
made by b. Gerson Oppenheim, June lo, $780, with
the Board Of Commissioners OF the City Of Key West
Mr. Oppenheim to take bonds OF the city amount
ing TO 100000, for which he was 70 pay In cash
s07 500 for each 100000 in bonds. This money
TO be used by the city build sewerage and drainage
system. According to the terms OF the agreement. II
IL was not fully carried out and the fault did not rest
with Mr.. Oppenheim he 10 receive 40 per
cent commission on the full amaunt Of the bonds
lie declares now that the not carried out
inasmuch the money used TO pave the streets
instead OF for the purposes set forth in the contract
this he claimed the commission according TO
the contract The city paid So 400 TO HIM on this
account and then Mr. Oppenhem assigned his claim to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-10
THE REcORDER,s LOGIC CONTINUING.
HOME FOR VARIOUS soCIETI ES.

Joseph War, of the firm OF Wllar ChccK, cIo'n'ers
at no Great Joncsst.. ran fonl OF kecoruer SHY III
i'm Genera; sessions yesterday lie was "i'hcSS III
the case " Nathan Becker. who Is charged WIN
setting fire to his clothing store at NO. 10 Avenue A.
on October IL, to get the Insurance. shortly oeiorc
rcccs, War told Assistant District Attorney Nelih"h
that he was tired of waiting and was going back TO
hI, business and would not come to court again. Inc
Recorder happened to hear part OF TIE conversation
and said sharply
whats thatlf
The witness repeated HIS statement and the Recorder
put him In the custody OF a court ohcer "llar was
compelled to buy sandwich, an cellar and an apple
from a pcdler for his lunchcon Ia about two hours
Recorder ~myth sked him II he Ind changed his mind.
Wilar wa. positive that he would be present In court
thiS morning although the Judge told nm kindly
that II Le had any doubt he might spend the night
i'm The IIou-e Detention. The witness had no doubt
whatever and was released from custody.
I.c,-cr himself on the witness Stand YESTERDAY.
He denied having set fire 10 the store, and seemed 10
think NAT either his brother Lyman or his partner.
Ndolph Dcutch or both of them, had committcd inc
ar on lie said that Deuch had. without nus knOwi
edge taken out an additional policy OF 5000 on tilc
stock I'm hi. own name eight days before the fire. Inc
case will be continued todN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-10
prrr NOT ALLOWED To TESTIFY.

The end Of the trial Of James A. simmons NJ un0
limited States Circuit Court seems to be near Al manu-
only one or two witnesses remain to be examiner
AVA the summing Mp will probably be begun today
simmons himself was on the witness stand yesterday
for REORGANIZATION by United states Distr'ctAt
torney Mitchell. He denied having any co"VerNa'D'
with Peter j. Claassen at the Lenox Hi Bank aooul
the sale of securities Of the sixth National BANK 10
the amount Of 5000 OoO simmons declared that feiI
ALWAYS carried blank checks signed by the witness an"
had filled In one Of these for $4,000 and used II III
having for stock OF the sixth National Bank. sim
mons knew nothing OF this check until several days
after it had been cashed.
Judge Benedict decided that Mr.. Mitchell need not
tell abont the communications between him and the
United States Attorney General about the petition TOT
the pardon Of ClaaSsen, they were privileged.
Hector VI. Hltchngs, lawyer. testified 70 sending 4
petition for the pardon of ClaasSen to the Atto1cy-
General. but refused 10 what had passed between
him and Mr. Mitchell the subject. Judge Benedict
sustained him in this refusal g..
George II. Pei brought from sing sing to
testify for the prosecution. but was not allowed 10
take the stand by the Judge because he was ielon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-10

have her packages cared for when she Is In the CITY
on a shopping excursion. ] have heard tnat theIe
are such but do not know where to find them. A
speedy reply will much oblge one OF your Oldest sub
scrbers. W. l.
New York, March 4, 1891.
THE following places may he mentioned which
meet the requirements OF our correspondent There
are undoubtedly many other places in the city
Of similar character, where ladies without escorts
cdH 90 for lodgings or meals. but this short llst
may be sufficient for the purposes of our cor
respondent
Ladies' Club. No. % East Twenty secOnd-st or.
gained for the special purposes named In the note OF
spOndcnt. only for members =. .
Bureau of Information, No. IL West Eighteenth ST..
provide, meals and will refer ladies to private boarding
houses o proper character, where they can safely 20
Tor lodging, or board. -. ,bo
TIE Bristol 80. - East Eleventh-st, ana tle
Oriental No 30 LAFAYETTE Place are large family board
ing houses where ladies safely go by the day OF
week. , - -,
The Margaret Louise Home, No 10 East sixteenth
st.. has restaurant for meals but its lodglhss arr
only for self supporting women, whlIe WAITING " i'
occupation in the city.-EdD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-10
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court General Term Before Van Dsun. p. j..
Supreme Court hambcrs-BefOre Beach, J.-Motion
ead S0s to 81 aff n II Ss2c . Lawrence.
mo 209 Divorces. Nos 920, 25i0 Law and fact: Nos.
f is 10 1881 1875 1895 1881 1872 49, 1881 1873 isss
ss 1922 Ssi 1872 1899 49, iS9S 1896 1900 1901 9's
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sartosass;; csufMG,iSn calendar 10 80 a: For
M' sa1sfo 10 %iiirT a3d
superior COurt-Equty Term-BefOre DuGro J.-NOs.
,SsS ses Ge s s I 1885, s ig;s
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common Pleas-Tria Tcrm-Parts II and III-Adyournea
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Nos. 244i, 2Oaa 1857 2ol! 22!l zoos 2ess ses!.
f sss $685. $685. $40 Ss s5s 49, 1883 o 49,
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357S. 25si, 25s2. o5e2. 1904.
Court OF General Sessons-Par I-Befofe Fitzgerald.
j. and Assistant Disrct-Attorney Townsend.-Nos. to
Court OF General Sessons-Psrt II-Before MARITIME, J..
and Assistant DstrictAttoney MclntyreNos to r. In.
elusive.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-10
RITS OE LEGAL NEWS.

Judge Ingraham. in the supreme Court, yesterday
dismissed the complaint of Patrick shehan against
the National steamship Company for S1ooooO
damages for maliciou, prosecution. shehan was ths
agent OF the company, and was discharged twenty
years ago. lie had trouble with the company about
some tickets I'm his possession, and the company
caused him to be arrested and locked up in Ludlow
Street Jail for time. The proceedings OF the company
against him finally dismissed, and then ne
brought the suit which was dismissed yesterday.
Justice Lawrence. in the supreme Court. yesterday
handed down a decision dissolving the partnership
OF Joseph Arthur and Harry Lacy in the ownership
Of the play 1.-THE still Alarm The difficulties be-
tween the two have been brewing for some time.
Justice Lawrence orders that referee be appointed
to determine the interests OF each man in the profits
OF the piece.
Tie motion for Injunction by Silas ". stilwel
against the American Soda Fountain Company and
others up before Judge Beach In supreme Court,
chambers. yesterday. The counsel for defendants
stated that the properties OF the defendants had last
month been conveyed TO the American soda Fountain
Company. Upon receiving this Information counsel
for the plaintiff stated that the object OF the inGnc
ton prevent The American soda Fountain Conf
pany from purchasing and the other defendants from
conveying the properties mentioned in the prospectus,
the Object OF the motion thereby frustrated, and
he accordingly withdrew the same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-10
sr-pFBIyTEyDEYT MURRAY REPORTED SICK.

Police superintendent Murray at the expiration Of
his long leave Of absence, has reported SICK ana nc
will remain at his home under the care OF ponce
surgeon for indefinite period
commissioner Voorhis said yesterday: 1t is not
truc that the police surgeon is expected to report MI
Murray as permanently disabled at the end oil inc
present month"; or that there is movement 10 iorco
Mr. Murray's retirement. saw Mr. Murray last
week and was agrceaby surprised to find him In
much better condition than had expected. lie had
improved I'm health decidedly since mad last seen
him He was able his arms and legs freely and
no wa. hopef for recovery from the paralysis which
had affected his limbs. There is no reason why Mr.
Murray should he retired while there is any reason TO
think that he may his health and be able TO
resnme his duties Inspector Byrncs Is managing the
force properly in Mr.. Murrav's absence, and retire
ment and the appointment OF new superintendent
would cost the city $500 year more IMAM the
presch. arrangement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-10

price which must ensue ppon the operation OF the
Tariff law all dealers, especially those in the retail
trade will keep their supply at the lowest possible
point even TO the extent of dscontnuing the sale OF
this important household commodity. But the COM
mon business view Of the situation Is this: no
dealer be he wholesaler jobber retailer afford
to decline to meet the wants Of his customers. even
for short time, while the time intervening between
now and April Is altogether too short for any com
the product This view Of the is taken by Francis
b. Thurber who said yesterday TO Tribune reporter:
"There will doubtless be more or less arrangement
Of prices consequent upon the removal OF the sugar
duty on April /. Rchncrs have stopped refining for
immediate delivery, and not working their rein
cries in bond The stock Of duty paid refined sugar
now on hand may not be sufficient TO last until April
J. and this may possibly nccessitate the pay
ing of slightly higher rate to take
out of bond that which Is being rehnea
in bond. But there is danger Of a sugar
famine Everybody, Of course, will have little as
possible on hand on April ], when the duty Will DC
removed and the price at that time should be abont
> cents a pound lower than at present IT, however,
there is an excessive demand abOnt that time 1t may
raise the price Of sugar somewhat and thus pre-
vent consumers from getting the M benefit OF tnc
removal OF duty But such condition can continue
iut for a few DAYS and probably consumers in short
time after April will get all the benefit which inc
removal Of duty intended TO give them ,
ohD W Condit OF Ackcr. Mcfrall Cundlt, hurrledlY
said that he didn't how there could be any corner
II sugar is going to be scarce ld IKE 10 hno~ IT,
was his significant remark. Austin, Nichols 90
secuted the idea Of scarcity " 1t Is 10 our h'eres,,
nnn,icd The retailers relation 10 his customers is
the same a. ours to him. OF course the small grocery
man in view of the fact that it makes difference
NJ about 81 q package, will not carry in stock a
greater quantity than is necessary mp to Aprl bnI
no reason TO appehend the forcing Oh CORNER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-10
VIRTUE IN Mr.. BEAT7IE'S DEPARTMENT.
DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT MORRISON TO BE
DISMISSED FOR EXToRTIoN

DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT MORRISON TO BE
DISMISSED FOR EXToRTION.
The long investigation which Deputy Commissioner
Dalton Of the Street Cleaning Department has oce'
making into the charges Of extortion against John D.
Morrison district superintendent preferred by " :.
Flanagan and Thomas Everett. forcmcn was co'ed up
Yesterday and Mr.. Dalton made report 10 'ohhiis-
soner Beattie, recommending Morrlsons removal d
in his judgment the best interests OF the service ~
ouire it, There is no reference TO any facts proven
in the case but the Deputy Commissioner makes 'hiS
addition to his recommendation: Il would also Sng
cest that all such papers in this matter as charge any
officer or cmploye of this Department with eXtorihg
or attempting to extort money or any other thing OF
va,ne from any other officer empoyc of the Depart
mcnt he submitted TO De Lancey Nicoll, Di'trict
Attorney for such action to him may seem proper 10
be taken-provded, OF course, that the alterations
have been sworn to by the persons making them'
shall have COPIES OF all such papers made for ana
placed on the files Of this Department. snail give
Instructions however. that their contents snail not DC
made public without the consent Of the DlstnctAt
tOrney"
The report has received the approval Of CommIs
,iornr pestt,o The action Of the Department Is
wholly contrary to "pointers" which had been gwen
ont and which led to the belief that Morrison "ouu
he rxoperated A street-cleaning Official eApdI"eu
Yesterday that this the original intention ana
would have been followed ont if the INTENTION h"" no.
cot into print Although Morrison has done some ONE
Snstlinc for Tammany Han, he not worm INC lu9'
,Sat wS'nId have been made if he had been wll'e-
waebed If he escapes indictment, which IS more tiin
nrobahIe .Boss Plunkitt will try 10 get nm aho,nc.
inb II is known that the aiiidavits of FLANAGAN ana
Everett say that Morsons excuse TO mem tCI p ,h
mailing them that he was Obliged 10 ~ nbohIy
wv ~ nnrnase Of preventing these names from beng
made publlt that the Deputy Commissioner H,S %
his Instructions about keeping the papers III 'c case