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DAVENPORT EVICTED LAWFULLY.
He Must Move His Records into tho Bir
Dome of tho Post Once

| He Must Move His Records into tho big
Dome of the Post Once.
John I. Davenport's application for an In
| junction restraining Postmaster Dayton from
evicting him from rooms ia, 49, and ITS in
the Post Office building was denied yesterday
by Judge Lncombe. In his decision Judge
Lacombe says:
While both as United States Commissioner and As
chief supervisor OF Elections appointed by Circuit
Court. tho petitioner Is officer Of this court he Is
not while discharging the functions those Offices
part or the court in such to entitle him to
insist upon beng furnished with in 4 building
and As to the records he in room referred
to- the custodian OF the building states that sufficient
and convenient accommodation and W i'll be pro.
models and various other records OF thS now
slowed That being II ~ for the COurt
TO take any action in the matter The application for
Injunction il therefore denied
Postmaster Dayton said:
am highly pleased with the decision and
very glad to get Davenport out. Besides we
need those rooms for Post Ofllce records. The
records are scattered about tho building in
various rooms. and they should be kept in one
place. but we have never had the space before
some ofthe records o! the money order office
Dayenports effects will be moved to the dome
ut the Mail street end OF the building and it
Is pretty cheerless sort OF place for storage
! shall serve COPY Of the decision on Daven-
port, and arrange with him for tho removal Of
his books"
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Train |bber. plena Chilly.

HouanroN. N Nov. 15.-when the jur,
In the case OF Hogan Brothers. charged
with compiici1 the Mineral Range train
robbery was ered this morning. the Ho-
gans' attorney Bounced that tho brothers
would change plea from mot guilty" to
Guilty IheEfge did not pass immediate
sentence as IN sr's case. saying he want
cd couple OF Do look further into their
case DomlhlcI xan's plea OF guilty was a
general surprls 1t was thought that he
was innocent. las the express mn ssepper
The impresslo 0teyails thar his ssntenca
will be the most kre OF the lot This dis.
poses of all the CT OF the train robbers ex.
ceptng that Of Il, who has secured a con-
tinuance until ne Xlkrm,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-16
ALtGED INSURANCE SHINDLERs


Gustne Myers's Suit Di.ni.sed - Mrs..
i"nEe Committed for Trial.
Mrs. innie LANCE Of TAO Evergreen avcnu,.
BROOKE. was arraigned before Recorter
SmythEsterday upon an indictment chnrr.
ing hef 'ith having consrired with her bus.
band. Ehelm. to defraud the Mutual Life
1nsurate Company ont Of $4,000 by present-
ing ftadulent claim for Insurance. upon his
life. OtMay Larr obtained a policy for
$1,000 I'm the Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pany. sept. Mrs. LANCE presented q
claim. 81 nG that her husband had died in
Berlin Aug. 10. An investigation was set
on foot, d In the mean time Mrs LANCE
made IN for SIPS for insurance upon her
husbandeife against the John Hancock Life
OVERWHELMINGLY.
The dEctives ascertained that her hus.
band waRtving In brooklyn. The Grand Jury
Of hhing tunty indicted Mrs. Lange and her
Compan Rnd they were tried in the Court Of
seasion1 brookIyn on Tuesday. LANCE was
ThereurB she was arrested and bronuhf ~
this city be pleaded not guilty, and Recorder
SMITH Cd United her to the Tombs to await
An acti |Dof Gustave Myers TO recover 81 ae1
from the Eiance Insurance Company for dam.
ages by Ito a stock OF goods at 1914 Erond.
way Ero IN was dismissed by Judge GIL
dersleeyd the Superior Court Yesterday; It
was char in this case and in two others
which arr hiding in the United States Circujr
Court. az yhich grew out OF this fire. that
ives ana perry have been menaced for sew
erni ycGrIy n set OF ilrebu9s. Of whom tho
piaintln II Legged to have been one.
Gustavet gors and his brother George have
been assoc ed In business tor several years.
Their cOu Jacob j. Kaiser WINS convirtnj
last April {Arson in the third degree ia iho
Court OF fseral Sessions. and was sentenced
TO seven " p Imprisonment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-16
Arr.st ora Thievlnr RooLk..,er

Leo Van Raven. head OF n publishing COM
pany at lib East Fourteenth street, employed
Oscar Droege OF 800 East Thirteenth street as
bookkeeper eight months ago and gave him
full charge Of the banking of tho frm's m oney.
He discovered. ON Monday. SO he says, that
Droege has been steadily robbing him by with
holding part OF the amounts given him to de-
post In the Bank OF the Metropolis. where the
shortage OF So 100
Publisher Van Raven told Inspector Nc
Laugh In OF his discovery on Tuesday. and
Yesterday afternoon Detective MuIholland ar
rested m Dr0ege Mt his hdme. He was locked up
at Police Headquarters.
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ARE THEY POLI1ICAL oFFENDERsy

Mr.. Greshnm's Attention Called 10 Escaped
Russian Convtcts Now In san Francisco.
Five Russian convicts who escaped from
Siberia together with Ave other convicts were
picked up in an open boat by the vhaler
Charles Morgan after teing ten days at sea
and were brought to San Francisco week
ago. They were arrested by the Immigration
Commissioner. and will be held until the Gov
eminent hears from Russia. Officers Of the
society OF American Friends OF Russian Free
dom. in n letter to Secretary Gresham on bo-
nall OF these men. say:
mentioned nrt potiea, convicts WHO have escaped
conhnement for political offenders. and AJAX YOU to
IranS,.ep autnort,es until Gle real OF these
n S can 90 In doing this we would point
them 70 e SAN an
ess Of law would only be an act offensive to III,
fs ice bn O5 msory Of the !zsn; OF ,h. nee
OF our eNtraditon treaty with Russia We do not now
or o"sni f g. Shovel :"
sG sP ssay exSudng the OF
In the belief that the ten men named IN the news
me- 5, SSHafss that 'R NO
injustice may be done Y"urs very respectfully
FRANCIS J. GARRISON. Treasurer.
Mr.. T.. ,Godenberg. the manager OF Free Rus
ceived. the offence OF one man was passing
counterfeit money, another struck an officer.
ana Two are charged with manslaughter Now.
they didn't come to this country OF their own
voition. They were picked Up at sea. Wo
their case carefully"
WASHINGTON. Nov 15.-Secretaries Gresham
and carlisle had conference this afternoon
on the RUSSIAN eHies. or convicts. who were
recently landed in San Francisco. 1t is UNI
derstood from the evidence submitted b.
the Commissioner Of immigration at San
francisco that some Of the escaped prisoners
are a; not extraditable. and are. therefore. en-
others is still puzzling question.
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Mnhoa ssades Accused or Theft.

Mr., MahoU Sadek came to this oouutry
from Persia but six months ago with $3.50
worth OF Pei curios. which he intended 10
sell at tho bids Fair. He did not get to
Chicago. >4fday at the jefferson Market
Court. he vi accused OF stealing his own
goods and p worth besides from Geo D.s
Lions. dea b curios at and g West Four.
teenth streeftle denied thu theft. He .aiI
that he aIecQk loan of VI 80 from Des Lions
and turned OF bis stock OF cUrios az security.
Then he was eloyed as night watchman In
the store. ~ ,esentod letter in which the
Persian Cons stated that he would be re-
spons1ble fo1e prisoners appearances in
examination Jby IVA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-16
New Armory Plans Laid Over.

Tho absence OF Cons Fitzgerald and Cav.
anaGh from the meeting OF tho Armory Board
in the Mayors office yesterday caused post.
ponement OF action looking to the speedy erec-
tlon OF the new Ninth Regiment armory in
Nest Fourteenth street Tho Committee on
Plans reported in favor Of advertising Tor com
than $3.50
Gen. Fitzgerald informs mo that he cannot
attend any more meetings OF the Board unless
said President Barker OF the Tax Department.
Then these plans will lie over. without
action OF any sort III Gen, Fitzgerald will at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-16
TIE REVUE DIES DEUx MoN0Es.
NJ. Brunetiere Appointed Director to Sue
eeed the DIsgraced NJ. BuIoz.

ISrhueftere appointed director 10 Suc-
ceed the Disgraced NJ. BuioA.
PARIS. Nov. 15.-M. Ferdinand Brunetiere
has been appointed director OF the Rprue dps
Dettr Mondes. to succeed NJ. Buloz. 1t is said
that NJ. Buloz will probably be appointed to q
Consulshin
III. Charles BuloZ. formerly editor and man
aging director OF tho Eerue des Deur Jfondcs
some time ago was the victim OF black mail
ers. to whom he paid ii. 250. 900 francs. They
secured the assistance Of dissolute women
who had boen intimate with Buloz. The
bleekmailers would write to him threatening
70 expose him TO his family and acquaintance
II he did not pay them certain sum Of money.
He was fearful lest knowledge OF his wrong
doing should come to the ears OF his wife, and
he weakly paid the money demanded OF him.
Then the demand DIS OF the black mailerS grew.
and stronger threats OF exposure were made
unless larger sums were paid. Once in the
tolls NJ Pulo2 found himself unable to get
free. and the llackmailers had only to demand
money to receive it. He finally fled from the
city. me. BulOz sued for and obtained a d.
yorce. It was reported at the time that VI.
Brunetiere would succeed NJ. Bu!oH until the
nephew u Nine. Buloz became OF aye.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-16
GARNET IND HIS MONKEYS.
He Returns from Africa Fully Convince
That They Have n Language.

He Returns from Africa Ful,y Convince
That They Have n Language.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 15.-Prof. Garner. who went
from America into the interior OF Africa for
the purpose Of studying the methods OF com
munication between the monkey tribes. in
other words. to learn the monkey language.
arrived at Liverpool on his return. yesterday.
He asserts that he has established beyond a
doubt that there is a monkey language. and
that 1t can be learned by man. lie brought
with him from Africa two chimpanzees, with
which he Is able to communicate.
Prof. Garner says that he lived 1O1 days in
q cage. which lie had carried into the heart
Of n forest. This cage was a massive affair
that was chained TO trees. In 1t Prot. Garner
locked himself daily and awaited the coming
OF members OF the ape family. when he would
try to communic cate with them by means OF
the sounds he had learned from monkeys in
America and elsewhere. He had with him
monograph. with which he kept q record OF
the sounds made by his visitors. He asserts
that his visit to Africa was great success in
establi shing his theory that the monkey family
has n language
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-16
A TOT ! PRISONER II, or .m ,,.,.o,

When Nj pol Driscoll was called to the bar
OF the Gen Sessions yesterday. TO be tried
for an ASST letter from the Commissions
ers of Char and Correction was handed 10
Assistant lrict Attorney Weeks. explaining
that Driscof ad been taken from the Tombs
to North III her Island suffering with small.
poN. Mr.. sks explained the ronappeur-
ance OF Driq+d to Judge MARITIME. adding:
suppo&your Honor that the District
Attorney IN Better not insist upon DriscoIl A
being hrouniere at once for trial?"
quite sqfaid Judge MARITIME. We rau
readily So him for the present. CAL
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NOW THEY RAISED MONEY!.

Another Strange Transaction or the Madi-
son Square Bank Folks Brought to Lisht.
Assistant District Attorney Davis and his
expert accountants are still working upon the
books OF the Madison Square Bank. and tho
results OF their search will be presented TO the
Grand Jury. curious transaction on the pal t
OF former Director Ronald T. Mcdonald was
brought to light yesterday. From tho books IL
appeared that early in June last President
Blaut OF the bank needed $3.50 for the use
OF the bank lie did not wish to have It known
that the bank was borrowing money. SO he got
the Board OF Directors to authorize Mcdonald
to borrow the money upon collateral belonging
to the bank. Mcdonald went to Ladenburg,
Thalman Co. and secured the loan. though
at that time the collateral was hypothecated
win the state Trust Company at 80 Wall
s sniS lGr "a small amount The latter was
DSsitsd the s25. oo9 IN tie s., Nicholas BANK nS
Bank, to Tho credit Of The he latter. 'e'a'
M MeRGnaid "a was then the President Of the
Orleans and the bn Of Dew Dew
900 from the Madison S SQUARE Bank. Melon.
from na na a. also bs, borrowed f23taHt IN note
Ladenburg. Thalmsn& Co. again and asked ask ..
f Sts1d tprhs her loan q 5000 on The banks col
tie ast oan IN fna om Re
nRa nam d The first loan was authorized by the
poaru VI Ditectors OF the bank, but the second
to the Madison square Bank. saying that the
Municipal Ice Manufacturing Company OF New
orleans wanted to ray off their loan OF $40. 900
and that he also was DESTROYS of paying $1,000
on his note. and that he had deposited S22, 900
ior TINS purpose at the st. Nicholas Bank to
tho credit Of tho Madison Square Bank In
this way he paid off two loans. using the Madi-
son square Bank 8 own money to free himself
i HOE 5000 worth Of his notes. Ladenburs.
Mr.. Davis said yesterday afternoon that he
VIII endeavor to submit the case against the
Bank % tho Grnnl I,.,. ~ .,.aah SNN.'V
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-16
THE MINING CONFERENCE.

Lord K"sebery Appoints Tomorrow for
tho Talk About tho Labor Troubles.
LONDON. Nov. 15.-Lord Rosehery tho
Foreign Minister. who is to preside at the con-
ference at the Foreign Office between the coal
mine owners and representatives OF the
Miners Federation which is to be held with q
Wow TO settling the strike. has fixed Friday as
the day for the conference Lord Rosebery has
suggested that tho owners apd the miner0
each appoint sixteen delegates.
lhe Manchester Minors Federation has APP
pointed thirteen delegates to attend the con-
ference. IT is expected that the striking Welsh
miners will resume work mt tho end OF the
week under q compromise 1t is estimated
that since the strike began these miners have
lost 500, 900 IN wages.
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decision In Regard to the Western Classi.
Bcation Of Cereal Products

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-The Interstate Com.
merce Commission to-day. in an opinion By
Commissioner McDill. announced its decision
OF the case OF the I. Schumacher Milling Com
pany and Its successor. tho American Cerea!
COMPANY. against the Chicago. Rock Island
and Pacific Railway Company. and several in
terveninG carriers. in favor of the defendants,
The case involves classification OF cereal prod
carload rate for hose com IN odities Tho CON-
mission decides that the com planning company
MAS SHOWN no reason why roads using the
Classification as to cereal products. Neither ia
there SUFFICIENT evidence in this case to Justify
the mixed carload rate prayed Tor In the COM
Ilalnt. but this will not preclude the filing OF
another complaint. based on other grounds
and raising the question OF unreasonabIs or
ucts, A DAO"-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-16
The New ToiL'. Onicrr. to Entertain Mis-.
Page.

Mr.. ]. Seaver Page took luncheon on Tues.
day with the wardroom officers Of the cruiser
New York. Capt, Phillips was away. and
Licuts. Brombey and Mason were the senior
officers present. They expressed the desire ON
the part OF the ships officers to recognize in
some way tho many kindnesses which had
been shown by New York people. They intend
Pages daughter. Miss Helen G. Page. who Is
the gotmotiter OF the ship, having christened
Per ~ iaunchlng. The exact date OF tho affair
To some time next Week. Aftor luncheon the
guests VIII be shown over the cruiser by the
fila officers -'N - N0'N'N N''''-SN '"
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No Public Need for This Proposed Rond.

ALBANY. Nov. 15.-The State Board Of Rail-
road Commissioners has denied the arplica-
ton OF the New Hamburger and Poughkeepsie
Connecting Railroad Company for permission
to construct standard gauge steam railroad
from New Hamburger to Wappingers Falls and
from there to Poughkeepsie. on the ground
that putl c convenience and necessity do not
require the construction OF the road.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-16

At the reg ular meeting Of tho Council OF the
National Academy OF Design. held on Monday
evening. the following preamble and resolu-
tion were passed unanimously:
WhsIe1. Some unauthorized stAtementA having an
peAred In the press that the National Academy ef De
Sign Is seeking to obtain site in Central Park for
new building;
h,.Ia.J. That we are not now ana never have been
IN favor OF proposition TO from The city any
building site IN Central PArE, -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-16
THE FRENCH SPIES.

Emperor VILLAS, Honors tho Men ,yho ,
rested the Pretended Yaehtsmen.
BERLIN. Nov. 15.-The Emperor has com.
mended especially the officials who arrested
the two French spies on tho English yacht In.
sect OF Kiel. He probably will decorate them.
The importance OF tho case against the two
FreBchmen has increased greatly In the last
that both were WORKING for the French gen.
"ral stKil. In official circles many believe that
F-SHc' Will h' .i''iged 20 make an apolcgetlc
c%planataPn o! tbs nIaiter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-16

LONDON. Nov. 15.-Sir Algernon Borthwick's
only daughter. Lilias. was married to-day to
the Earl of Bathurst The ceremony was per-
formed at st. Paul's Church. Knightsbridge.
Alter the ceremony q reception was held at
Sir Algernon Borthwick's town residence. 1870
piccadilly. Tho honeymoon will he spent ut
Ryde. Isle OF Wight, at the seat OF Lady
Bathurst. the bridegroom's stepmother
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-16
LIBERIa'S LIl2LE VAR,

President Che-srman Captures CavaIiy, In
the South Part Of the Country.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 15.-Mail advces from An
COLA. West Africa. say that the Liberlans have
taken the town Cavally from the hostile ma
tves, and most Of it was burned to the ground
as the result Of President Cheeseman' . bonn
bardment Cheeseman Is still holding the
Englishmen whom he had arrested for nom
payment OF duties.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-16
The New York aud Norther. su,,

The examination OF witnesses In tho fore-
closure suit brought by the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company. as trustee OF the second mort
gage against the New York and Northern Rail
road Company. was concluded Mt White Plains
yesterday. before Judge Dyknan of the SUI
preme Eonr. The court will hear oral argu-
ment on the case on Now 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-16
Little Hope for til. Jews In Russia.

LONDON. Nov. l5-The Russian j ewish Com
mittee held their annual meeting this evening.
sr Julian Godsmid. n. T.. who presided. ex-
pressed regret that there was no prospect OF
lettering the condition Of the Jews IN tussia:
Britain's fears OF being flooded with Russian
Jews had been groundless. In recent months
immigration Of this kind had decreased
notably.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-16
HELEN ROOSEVELT.
Born Nov. 20. 1851,
Died Nov. ~, lbHh.

Several beautiful wreaths were placed upon
Embassy. 'N 'its"i'
The vault In which the body was placed ad-
,oi2s that containing the body OF Mrs. Roose-
yWefs friend. Cecilia. daughter OF tho Hon.
iAthsr was American Minister to Greece.
T, After TIE services the mourners returned to
started back to London. "Au "'9 ps'S
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-16
Georgia Assumes Control or Railroad.

ATLANTA. Nov 16.-The Northeastern Rail-
road. whose bonds the state has endorsed for
100000. defaulted In payment Of interest to-
day. Coy. Northen took charge o! the road
road In behalf OF the state. The road has
Leen leased by the Richmond and Danvie
COMPANY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-16
Report ora Lyash,ar ON tho s,r,,.

GUTHRIE o. T.. Now IA report was re-
ceiyed hers last night that party OF settlers
along Wild Horse Greek. in the Cherokee Strip.
On lght ono OF the thieves who have been steal
ins so many OF their horses and promptly
y shed him,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-16
EX-SpenI-r Bush npd T.. 4. rln,t Agree.

F'""rT fIHsH HNu i. z. FTHIt AErrc.
ALBANY. Nov 10 Speaker Robert p. Bush
o!themung county was here to-day and called
on the Governor. Speaking OF the cause ofthe
recent political revolution he gays:
believe. with Senator Il. {. Tlatt that II
was M interpOsi'ion Of divine Providence and
mink note in the returns from my county
Tor Chemunrh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-16

place as Deputy Registrar 0f Arrears In Brook
Ign. and Cashier Joseph II. Delaney has leon
appointed his Successor
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-16

The arrears Of taxes In Brooklyn for 1892
amount to III. 52S.UI3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-05-15
Personals.


iho'nhs he'gh' Jr.' returned troniBoston
SATURDAY.
EphfaHh boositut OF Burlington W.
was tow saturday
'ounty treasurer bianchara returned
SATURDAY from brirt "Trip to boston
non Se'h H. "ii'iSeh went through A"-
saSta SATURDAY AFTERNOON On ms way nome
from Washington.
[. y Downing returned from boston
Saturday where he had been on thr'e
days business trip.
MT l. II. huntington OF Gardiner was
III the titY Saturday lie was member u
the grand jury IN April
Mrs Hiram Wyman of Oakland returned
home Saturday afternoon after long visit
with Sheriff and Mrs. Norton.
Joseph williamson, Jr.. of Belfast. his
wife and baby, arrived Saturday afternoon
On visit to Mrs, Williamson's parents in
this city.
Col. Chas. b. Morton returned Saturday
from Alfred where he had been spending
few days with Chairman john u. bono
yan of the Democratic State committee.
Mrs. W. II. Turner was hetter~Sunda.,
although still suffering intensely from the
severe cuts and bruises sh" received about
the face. The piysicians now think she cs-
capped internal injuries.
Henry VI. Breen, formerly the popular
night officer on Water street has been ap-
pointed on the night watch force at the