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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-07
BY Apperson a Pollard,
Real Estaie Agents.
COURT SALE At
AUCTION OF FRAME DWELLING on WEST
SIDE OF TWENTY FIRST BETWEEN
O AND / STREETS.

BY virtue of decree of the Chancery Court
Of Richmond city. entered on January 20, l't2.
in the cause hereinafter named, l Will sell at
auction. on the premises, on
FRIDAY. JUNE 10. 1892.
nj 10 O'Clock T. NJ. the aboye-named property.
Dwelling contains about three rooms. ,lze OF
lot 83 hv f6 feet.
TERNs: Onc-fourth cash; balance O.. six
and twelve months, interest added and title
retained until whole Of the purchase money Is
paid. CONWAY r. SANDS,
Special Commissioner.
Page and wife. plaintiffs. against Carr and ais
in the Chancery Court Of the city Of Mch-
mOud.
]. Charles ". Goddin, clerk of said court GER
tify that the bond required 81 the special conn
missioner by the decree IN said cause OF febru-
arg 2d. l-,2. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 5th day Of Fehru-
AIRY, 1892. tHAli-LS W. hObBiNt
Je5-td Clerk.
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1 FOLK STEAMSHIP CONPANl.
Appointed sailing days every IJEHDAl az
FRIDAY az ~ W.. and every StNDAl ~ A. y
Freight for tuesdays and fridays steamers -
csived til iI:D A. NJ For sundays 'eamH
III Is f. NJ Saturday freight received aaif i.N
81 II. n
Fare 10 Phsadoiphis.. ......, D
OF further information apply to-
4 W nCCARRllh.
General southern Agent
once R0cae.il
N.P. CLYDE j. co.
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TRIDAY. JrNE no. ~.

PROMPTLY Al $50 O'CLOCK +. ", on THE
PREMISES. CORNER THIRD AND EVER
EFT STREETS, MANCHESTER. VA.
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TRAINS NORTHWARD.


STOPPING iIACFS.
nos. -, @ and 3i make 80 sfols. Nos. 20. -
ana Us s.op on l-nal 90 lanchesftT. DreRry 4.
tchr aila ana & hesItr SO. - srOD, on lgnal AZ
Manrhcster only Tor paesIg0rs purchasing
Tickets tofegmar stopping places TOR THIS train
s0nfh 0f Petersburg. Nos. %. 3l. ~. 3s - 3D. a.
a., 81. IS ana s. viii stop ON signal az all stations
fhiimsn Palace BUFFET Sleeping cars on all
through train,. On trains Nos. 3. ana ~ sle4p-
lns-csfs between Richmond and i.ynchhurg
Va.
NFW LINE TO ATLANTA. Ga.
eaying Richmond $3.50 A. y. daily; arriving
Weldon le.s b.. W. "a a. Atlanta q A. Vt. Yia $.
A. L.. lWough sleeper, Richmond .o Weldon
and " eliOH 20 Atlanta.
TIE ONLY ALi~HA.L LINE TO NORFOLK.
IEkYE ARRIVE
Richmond ~'90oAM. Norfolk '''"ii:8A. NJ
Richmond. '5:l5P. ". Norfolk 9.aO A.. VI.
Norfolk. 80 :. y. Richmond. 1850 \. VI.
Norfolk. .... 't7N =. N Mchmoma. .. 6.ss j. N.
The trains leaving Richmond 20 zoo A. NJ and
Norfolk A. 400 T. II. are solid trains hotws eu
me ~ Two points. and passengers 10 throu IA
without change Of ears. Close connections are
also made at Peter buzz b, tho go, T. NJ and
- J. VI, trains from Richmond Tor Norfolk
rains leaving Richmond ~ 300 A. VI lg;20
/. VI. anu u 40 T. VI, and arriving at Richmond
AZ "a \. ~, 2:ij p ~ and l:i5 T. NJ. mako
close CONNECTION at Petersburg 90 and from
farMfllc. Lynchburg and Nest.
IL. 81. SJILh.
Superintendent.
+. /. II. MY FRS.
General superintendent.
4. u EMERSON. Traffic Manager.
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MOUNTAIN TOP HOTEL AND SPRINGS.
OVER ROCKFlSH GAP BLUE RIDGE
MOUNTAINS.
1875 feet above the level OF the ses. Fine view,
E delightful summerrosort cheap board, strong
iron springs; msuy attractions 10 the Invalid
pleasure seekers and families: ~ easy access
Address MAssRs. NASH 4 co.
Llys.-ll Alton. IA.
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RAIN 0ADs.
n s 4 w Na1Ial:Hesisrn

ssrr,asS1DFns
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT IN p III,
BYRD-STREEf STATION.
s,oo A ". Richmond aud Norfolk fnro"xa
WV - u.s. express. Arrive NorloiA II IS A. ~
Stops only at Petersburg "AVefp
and suffolk
mediate stations 40 connection
beyond Roanoke except Tor Wiz
ston-~al.m division. ~,
le.so Z. H., For Roanoke. Bad'ord, FnlssaL
Bristol and all points South anu
Ne-t via tho Fast tennessee, VI
ginia and Georgia rallrOan. iHr,
Tor car Petersburg 10 Roanoke. ana
Pullman sleeper Roanoke 70 aeni-
phis via knoxville and Cnstts-
noogA :,
ass P. D., DAILY for suffolk. Norfolk ana Nm III
teruedlate stations. arrives n nor
folk AZ D 7. IT
h q; H. f f5F Fo at sSsi' Eaaiori Fa.
Bristol Also for Blaeheld Poca-
lontas. Elkhorn and stations on
,hnch Valley Division hlso ior
Louisville and stations on J.; y y
X. ii. VIA norton: aloO Tor hOchJ
Mount and all stations on WINSTON
Salem division. Pullman yaace
sleeper between Richmond ana
LvBohburg Ber,hs ready for occa-
psncy at 100 7. N. Also Pullman
sleeper Petersburg 10 Loulsvuie
via Norton. and Roanoke 70 Mem
phls and New Orleans via hnokFlae
and Chattanooga.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynch burg and
the Nest daily IS f:3 A NJ. 2;I5 Z. NJ. aud 40
i. ~. from Norfolk and the East a. 70 20 A. a.,
2:l5 L. NJ. and 6:3S 4. NJ.
Tickets, baggage-checks AVID all information
can ne obtained az Richmond and Petersburg
railroad depo,; A. w. CARRIERS, ooi Main street;
aud at the CompsnY's oNce, ssS east Nam
street. h. v. COURTNEY.
Passenger Agent
". b. BEEiLL.
General Passenger Agent
General ONCE. Roanoke Va
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BY n. W. Bows.
Real Estate Auctioneer.

v-AIgMONT LAND CONTAINS SALE
OF
AIARGE NUMBER OF VACANT LOTS
~ r,1rrp ATTRACTIVE AND CONTINENT
IY.LoCATEp PLAN AT THE EAST
IND OF THE CITY.
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DANES SCHEDULED TOR TO-DAY.
Louisville at New York.
Cleveland at Brooklyn
iittsburg AT Boston.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago ut Baltimore.
Cincinnati at Washington.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-A FlRST-CLA6S SAFE AND
4 PROFITABLE OLD ESTABLISHED III &
MESS ON Broal street bstwee Third and
Fifth streets. Satisfactory reason for selling.
Address. u care IIMfs.
fel-1t+
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CONVICTION HOTEL.
CONVICTION. VA.

A pleasant resort. situated on the Chesaueske
and Ohio railway near the Hot. " arm. Healing
aud White sulphur spring-, with ample fali-
road facilities 10 aDove-named resorts. First
class livery attached
DANIEL r CAMPER. prophetors.
Captain John I. Parrl % lronton, o., Mana
Ger Ief-4ul
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BY II Selden TAYLOR & Son.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh and Bank streets.
CoURTsAIE OF
THAT NICE TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL
ING,
No. gIl SOUTH SIDE or LEIGH STREET
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD
STREETS.
CONTAINING FOUR ROOMS, BESIDES
KITCHEN. ALL ~ NICE ORDER
THE LOT FRONTS % BE FEET AND RUNS
BACK 10 FELT.

Bv virtue Of decree Of the Chancery Court
Of the city of Richmond rendered on the vi
June. 1881. IN tho snit OF Mickolb0roHgh against
Thomas and wife / VIII. - special commits
fiOner thereby appointed. oder Tor sale Us auc-
uon, on the premises. on
FRIDAY. JUNE 10. lS32,
at6o'clock Z. NJ. the REAL ESTATE above
mentioned. The sale affords an opportunity for
persOns OF small mtal to secure a comfortable
well and centrally-locatcd home. or Tor in
yesiors good-paying Investment.
fRsf-: One-third cash; balance at SIX and
twelve months negotiable notes with interest
added AMI the title retained until aeei is OF
dered ty the court. H. Il. POLLARD.
Spec al Commissioners
Mickelborough. plaintiff. against Thomas and
wife defendants in the Cnancery Court OF.
the city OF Richmond.
!. Charles W. Goddin clerk Of said court. GER
tity that The bond required IF the special COM
missioner u the decree IN said cause OF June
g. 1871. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 90th day of June.
1881 CHARLES NJ. GODDTN
je5-td Clerk
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OPEN. June ISL, ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.
" Va The greatest Dyspepsia Water ever
discovered Endorsed uy tho State Medical so-
ciety aud the most popular summer resort la
the mountains Of Virginia. Accommodation
first class Beautiful lawn OF forty acres Fine
walks and drives Good iyory. Brass aud string
band Post. telegraph and express oiices
Write for circular snd rates
c. a. COLHOUN,
my l--2mo General Manager.
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DICHMOND, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND PO.
IL f0AkO RAILROAD. -Schoiule commeno.
ing APRIL 81. l>f5 Eastern standard time.
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THESE ARE THE PBETTIEsr AND CHEAP
Est BUILDING LOTS ON TUE MARKET,
,pr WITHIN A FEW SQUARES OF THE
ELECTRIC LINE
AND ARE WITHOUT OBJECTIONABLE FEA-
TURES.

viii sell on tho premises without limit or y
serve. Oh
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t(ithhUND, tRfBfRiChSBtRG AND 20.
IL TOAAO kAILROAD-Schoiulo commeno-
ing APRIL % i,'s astern standard time.
s1lA L.. leaves Byrd.street station daily;
stops only at Ashland po,weN
Milford, fredericksburg. Brooke
anu Whitewater sleeper Washing.
IGN and New York. Arrives at
moro Is'F9 &. p Fhilado G nl s'.;
!. NJ; New York o.: +. ~
Il 20 A H. leaves Byrd-street station daily OK.
cent SUNDAY Buffet psrlor Car
hichmoud to New York. Arrives
a. Washington az 4;t0 T. H.; Balti-
more "a L. NJ; Philadelphia :4q
=, T. NJ; Ne" York 10 - p. n
100 L NJ, leaves Byrd-street station daily.
Sleeping car Richmond 10 New
FORK stops only al Ashland. Dos
well Milford Fredericksburg,
Brooke and Whitewater stops At
othef stations on sundays Arrives
~ Warrington At . ~ F. VI; Baiti.
more, 1888 A. NJ; Philsdelphia. s.s
n. NJ; Now York. % A. VI.
$40 A. NJ, arrives 40 BYrd-street station daily
Sleeper from New York stops only
a. Whitewater, Brooke. Fredericks-
burg. Milford. o well and Ash.
land. Stops at othor stations on
sunday3 Leaves Washington n.
gss P. u. arrives at Byrd-street station daily
stops a. fredericksburg, MILFORD
well and Ashland. Sleeper
from Nav t0rA 90 Washington aud
Ma-llr4f0u fo llcnm nj. does
ton a. il.jl A. W.
925 r.. NJ, arrives 80 Byrd street station daily
except sunday Buffet PArlor Cac
New York 10 Richmond Leaves
Nashlngt on AZ b W !. NJ.
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
zoo T. D.. leaves Byrd-street station; arrIYs,
az tredsrlcksburg At 6:5l =. "A.
Al a. n, arrives A. Bvrd-stre station;
leaves fredericksburg AZ e; 05 A. a.
ASHLAND TRAINS
IhiLf EXCEPT SUNDAY
6as A. ~, leaves LlDa; arrives az Ashland a,
7.73 A. n
eas p NJ, leave, Liba: arriresa. Ashland A.
baf J.. H.
6a5 A d., Krrivesss Elba; loaves Ashland A.
COS A. NJ.
80 p ~. arrives at Elba; leaves Ashlsnd.s
5:ISP. NJ
G. A. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager.
f. T. d. MrERs General Suporlntendent
4 TLANTIC COAST LINE
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4 TLANTIC COAST LINE
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
Commencing SUNDAY. Maya, 1902 at . A.
NJ, trains on this road will run MS follows:
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Leave Arrive
No Richmond. Peiersburg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12
PERSONAL.


President Bartett's rc,i.atiOn will not, says inc
Boston Globe,' evoke expressions of UNIVERSAL E'ir
among the alumni Of Dartmouth. But even MS sto"s
est opponents Will hardly deny to him the poS's9n, u
no explanation Is given for this state ol u'he'
The sword and bloody dagger taken from the body
OF James " Of Scotland, on Flodden Feld are WIN
Queen VlctorIas permission, TO be deposited IN the
restored Parliament Hail. I'm Edinburgh II was rom
the fortress In that city that thc unfortunate III
venturcd forth to the battle In which he was sa'i'
Tcnnyson is a great reader OF novels, and so abb
sorbed does lie become in such literature at nigh''
sometimes, that it is hard to persuade him TO go 10
he'd Like many less distinguished people who III
dulgc I'm this practice, he rises Ih'e'
Rumor recently had It that william T. Walters OF
baltimore offer his art collection to 'hc 'i'N'
IN condition that an edince costing 100000 should
be erected to receive it and apother story was cur
rent in the Monumental CITY to the effect that If
p,ulmo,c did not avail herself OF this chance the col
lection would 20 t. New York. Mr. walters pro
nounccs the stories preposterouS'
4 Washington letter 10 THE Boston Adver'Iser
eovs. "Mr Balnc's official residence Is very small
ROOM Before he took into his hands The reins Of
the Department the formal abode o. the Secretary OF
s,,te ,-os a large room with several desks and IN
abundance Of furniture. This Mr. Blaine Changed
He took for his very small apartment iedu'S
of from this larger one. and turned over inc "parE
mcnt In which secretary Bayard was wont 10 SIT "
secretaries and assistants. Mr.. Blaine has adopted
hc policv Of making known 10 his assistant secretaries
OF SLATE the plans that have shaped tnemaees IN
nix mind and of asking their ADVICE ana diaVuS9yl
- ,hcir matters Mr. Wharton IS especially IN MS
confidence and into the ears Of the Boston boy are
daily poured words that nations would gave ioftuheo
to hear.
Paris. Feb. lie. p. \. Hcaly the veteran Aren-
can portralt painter will leave Paris in "A few Gays
with nj, wife and daughter, FOR brief solourn IN the
United states Mr. lIealy will spend some tillc III
Chicago He will take with him TOT thc f.NHOuoh
Ms fine lulllcngth portrait OF the Due dAumaIe'
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1892.
TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Foreign.-Another revolution is said to be I'M
minent in Brazil three Cabinet Ministers have re-
signed their portfolios - Many Anarchists were
arrested at Barcelona. Spain; the Berlin police
have discovered widespread Anarchist plot -
Mr.. Surgeons funeral took place in London
Congress.-Both branches in session. - SEN
ate The Public Printing bill was discussed and
again went over House The Military Acad-
envy Appropriation bill was discussed. == Presi
cent Harrison nominated Representative McKcnna,
of California. as Judge OF the IXth Judicial Cir
cult.
pomcstic-In the State Senate Mr. Saxton intro
duced a resolution calling for an investigation of
the cases of Osborne and Walker. -: A Lee ing
on the Excise bill was given before the Seray EN-
rise Committee ==== Superintendent I.athrop made
public the report Of the commission appointed TO
investigate Dannemora Prison. = Correspond
encc between Mrs Helen NJ. Cougar and Congress
man Elijah 4. Morse VAS made public. -
Several papers were read before the Pennsyl-
vania Dairymen's Association at Meadville. 49,:
Mayor Wyman, Of Allegheny City, was convicted
of eXtOrtiOn. - Harriet, who killed Mrs
leonard at Atlantic Highlands, was convicted of
murder in the first degree al Freehold.
City and Suburban.-A great and earnest throng
of respectable Democrats more than filed Cooper
Union 10 denounce ID. Il. Hills early convention
and declare their intention Of calling another If
necessary. st. Lukee Hospital purchased
block of land for new hospital, just nOrsh of
the grounds of the proposed Cathedral of ST.
John the Divine. - Many cases Of typhus
fever were discovered among Russian Hebrews
- Three more victims of the Hotel Royal fire
we're ident fed. - Sticks extraordinarily active
but the principal advances were made by sle coal
stocks by others which may derive some adj
vantage from the coal combination. Other stocks
were neglected and rather heavy.
The Weather-Forecast for to-day: Much
colder and fair, preceded by cloudiness, and per
hars light snow Temperature yesterday High
est, 50 degrees; lowest, 50; average, SO 1-s
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AmuscmcnI5.


AMBERG THEATRE-S-B artholomew's NiGh~
ACADEMY-s-COuntry Circus.
ACADEMY OF DESIGN-Waer-Color fxhybitior'
BROADWAY THEATRE-S-The Lion Tanner
EIJOU THEATRES :l5-The city directory
CASINOS 15The Tyrooan.
COLUMBUS THEATRES :lj-Aunt Brldgets Lady,
DALYiS THEATRES :15-Love IN IahceiH'
EDEN MUSEE-Wax Tableaus
FRENCH ACADEMY-10 :l5-lreNch COMEDY.
GARDEN THEAIRE-S-La Cigale
GRAND OPERA HOUsE-S-Men ard Women.
HARLEM OPERA HOUSES I5-Niobe.
HARRIGAN'S THEATEL-S-1he Last OF the Hoeahs'
IERRMANN's THEATRES 15-The Junior Partner.
HOYTS MADISON SQUARE THEATRES :5O-A Tip
10 Chinatown.
ROSTER & BIAL'S-S-Vaudevlle
LYCEUM THEATRES 15-SQure Kate.
MUSIC HALL-COncert
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUsE-o-Rehersal-s-
Giovanni.
NJ A. C. THEATRE-S-Frts and Matrons
NEW PARK THEATRES ia Straight Tip
NIBLO'S GARDEN-S-East Lynne
PROC TORS THEATRES l5-Ihe Lost Paradise.
PALMERS THEATRES 15--rhe Broken Seal
STAR THEATRES 15-FOr Money.
STANDARD THEATRES :15-Mss Helyett.
ITALIA THEATRE-S-Urel Acosta.
TONY PASTORS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
UNION SQUARE THEATRES 80 Dowds Neighbors'
FOURTEENTH STREET THEATRE-S-Blue Jeans.
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greater economy in management anu ndii"ii"E
that the combination divides largely increased
profits for itself and YET sells services or pIoduc'S
more chcaply than before. Mr. Morgan VINO ms
taken a prominent part in the communion
formally states that the coalition n'chdS 10 real
ize advantages not by eXtortlon bur ny ecoho-
mic, in the management and in sellhS' lha'
this is entirely possible all who have acqualnt-
ancc with the traffic are aware.
Hitherto the rivalry and competition 81 most
Of selling AGENTS have made the market and
often much to the dctrimcnr of the companies
without corresponding benefits to conSuiil'lS'
Thus certain agents, in their anxiety TO sell ana
t. get the handsome percentages allowed nave
male low rates to particular buyers DuI 'heSe
BUYERS have not chosen u reduce their prices
to CONSUMERS correspondingly. II is notorious
that the agency system has been costly and ex-
tlayagant. and a host Of friends ana relatives
OF the various officials Of cOal-canylng companies
have thus been enabled TO realize rat pi0htS
When the whole business for the combined com
pancS is done through single central agency
the saving in expenses and commissions ought
10 be more than half a dollar per ton 50 tha'
the COMPANIES could realize their increased proiit
CT NlO,OOu,UNU 'tdII Ni'"o'' CD
public any mole money for coal. It S at least
but fair t. credit the managers Of the new com
binaion with the purpose they profess until their
actions prove a different intention.
The chances are that the combined companies
NAV not find it cxpcdient, even If il should be
nos,iblc. r. maintain advanced prices. The in
dividua operators along the lines of the various
companic, cannot be absolutely controlled oS
them and they have right to demand iioih inc
common carriers as cheap and satisfactory ser
vice as they render for anybody else The com
ranics not engaged in the coalition have valuable
conf lands which could be made to produce Tar
more than they have hitherto. Probably high
or mice for coal would increase this competition
II the detrmcnt and danger of the coaliuoh'
With vast capital at stake the combined COM
raniCS are likely 10 pursue a cautious ana con-
,cryativc policy, which may in the end prove
by no means hmtful to the public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12
TILE COIL COWBLNA IION.

The great combination of anthracite coal pro-
ducing and carrying companies is naturally re-
garded by the public with apprehension. 1t is
inferred at once that the object is to advance the
price Of COAL and as almost every industry and
every family in Eastern States must depend upon
this fuel, the possible advance in the cost goe,
home 10 the pockets Of all. Recent declarations
Of some managers have strengthened the i'm
preston that higher prices are intended. Ono
Of them mildly remarked that the public would
not fed difference OF 80 cents "A ton, but to the
companies it would mean S20,000,00O more
profit every year. The Reading Jersey Central
Lehigh Valley and Lackawanna now take to
market about thIee-qGarcis Of the coal output
or abOnt 30,00O,0O0 ont Of 40,G0O,00Q tons
last year, and Il is believed that the leading
can nearly double its output and will have
to increase it gIea1y in order 10 make salts
factory returns for It's security holders, unless
the price realized can be much advanced.
But it is not found that all combinations prove
injurious to the public. In some cases they are
forced by events over which they have no con-
troll to serve the public cheaply, even though
the managers would willingly resort to extor-
ton if they could. In other cases the service
which the public receives is so cheapened by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12
LET Us HAZE THE WHOLE TRUTH.

LET Us HAVE THE WHOLE RtIH'
Wnld comes from the DiSiriCt-AttOrncy Ollcc
tbot = stfonuous effort will be made 70 fix tho
responsibility for the criminal neglect ana col
usion which brough, about some at least OF inc
deaths in the Hotel Royal fire. This promised
investigation cannot be made too searching ana
determined. \ case more in need OF exposure
~ tho last detail has not come before the pub
rc ai,holitcS in many years. The community
has long had reason 10 suspect that the manage
men. Of the Buildings BuIc1u al orlcd on! inc
Gim>ic,t prctcncc OF security against the PENS
which il exists to combat and diminish. Now
suddenly appears convincing proof that th' SlS-
riion ha. been well founded. The law Is de-
rlarod to be insufficient, and probably it is; but
the first business Of the public is with those VINO
have made the law a sheer mockeT.
Scaton. the inspector is the most conspicuous
candidate for prosecution a tho present mo-
mcnt. because ne has openly confessed himself
Tlr and A criminal. But when he has been
mt in 4 fair WHY If getting his deserts the duty
INN sd bv thi, catastrophe will have been ony
borun. TIE community needs % know who co..
c.cratcd with Sclton 10 facilitate the OBSTRUCTION
If human life. We want to hear with4nt delay
irGnl his supporters III bll'N anu ii'i' '' '"
If his fcllow-inspcctors. We want u hear irom
tho owner and the lessee Of the hotel. and from
numclou, officials Of nrlrc than one department
# the city government, who seem 10 have been
stricken with total blindness whenever they APP
rroachcd the corner Of >iXth-avc. and Forticth-
s,. Everybody who i, directly responsible in
any degree for the protection Of the city, every
body. that j., except Scaton. was pualyzcd with
ostoni,hmcn, n the announcement That the front
# the Hotel Royal was without iirc-cScapcS Bat
thi, interesting fact was known - thousands OF
citizonS. The building was not remote, secluded
and obscure. II stood in a conspicuous place ;
il came daily within The observation Ol vast mum
hers of PERSONS TO whom It's exterior aspect ana
condition were infinitely familiar. And yet the
whole Official cla,, that is accustomed, We must
suppose. t. note the characteristics Of the Struct-
urcs which make up the city apparently con
,aincd not a single individual, except the guilty
jnspcctcr. who had taken cogniEncr OF the fact
that notorious frctmp was without escapes
or stoppcd 20 ask why it was exempted.
This is the sort Of care and the measure Of
prudence upon which a million and half Of
persons rely for their safety. The discovery il
s,atling. but possibly it may prove useful. Adj
dit1nal legislation is demanded and we arc not
sure but that a new law wpng out OF existence
tho Bureau by which the old law il made idcll
lous would be popular and valuable enactment
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in tbc South Division of Chicago were coi''''e'
b,- relatives who got nothing Judge lulcS' "
the Illinois Circuit Court. dismissed thc 'u'''
avcrring that the contention tiho s'"
free public library is not for a cha'i''''
ton is hardly worthy OF serious colsi'.,.',i .,.
Is on,,,sc tbcrc will be an appeal to the Supreme
Ca,r, hnt tho contestants are complimentcd on
having helped to facilitate, lns'Pai OF ie'i.'
no,,Io,,op, and an end Of the litigation Is eX-
uectcd in about year.