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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-31
LATE KILOGRAMS
BOILED DOWN FROM PRIVATE
SPECIALS AND OTHER
SOURCES.

Pate's Missouri homestead sold
for $4,000.
Crisp will not accept the Georgia
;Senatorship.
House adjourns after hearing the
veto message.
Senator Stewart announces him
self Populist.
Kingston, n. Y, is flooded with
counterfeit silver.
Hecla coal mine, Colorado coal
district, is on fire.
Peoria standpipe collapses, en-
failing $4,000 loss.
The Keesee school house, near
Floresville, burned.
Tariff tinkering continued by the
Senate sub committee.
May Yohe denies her reported
Marriage to Lord Hope.
Rockport, Texas, is in it once
more with a soaking rain.
Empire office burned at Steph-
ensville, Texas; loss, $4,000.
Injunction suit prevents sale Of
Taylor's electric light plant.
Governor Waite is again monkey
ing with the Colorado militia.
State department apprehends no
danger to Americans at Bluefields.
Daisey Jones, aged 16, elopes
with preacher from Parkley, Va.
Laidlaw receives $4,000 in his
100000 suit against Resell Sage.
Theatrical managers are after
leila NicOlaus and Madeline Pol
lard.
English and Nottingham held
for the murder of Horton at Ora
ham.
Business as reported by the
agencies has been better this past
week.
Vera Cruz will establish a furni-
ture factory to work up native
woods.
Dispensary fight at Darlington,
S. c., leads to death of 2 spies and
: ClJlZSnS.
Negro child years old run over
by a prairie schooner at San Angelo,
and killed.
Fort Smith, Ark, sends p con-
victs to Brooklyn, n. Y. pen;7 for
assault to kill.
Mrs. Brothers seriously injured
at Galveston in collision at Mar
row Gauge crossing.
Wife and two children of Albert
Durambus murdered and house
burned at TimpsOn.
Rockdale hose-cart No. 2 makes
a run of 100 yards, lays $50 feet
hose, couples and throws water in
2S$ seconds.
Emblems of mourning were
never so general at any funeral
ever held in Buda Pesth, as they
are for the dead Kossuth.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-31
In Memory of O'Neill.

WASHINGTON, March 3l.-Repre-
sentative Bingham recently intro
duced a resolution, which was
passed, fixing today at l o'clock as
the time for hearing eulogies upon
the late Representative Charles
O'Neill, of Pennsylvania, the father
of the House.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-31
The Great Canal Finished.

ATLANTA, Ga, March 31.-Cap-
tain Henry Jackson has just re-
turned from trip to Okeefenokee
Swamp, and is enthusiastic over
the fact that the work of cutting
the great canal will be completed
nv tOmOrrOw
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-31
An Tmportant Decision.

TUCSON, Ariz., March 3l.-The
United States Court Of Private
Land Claims has handed down a
decision in the Sonita San Rafel
Del Vale BabaComari and Nogales
grant cases, favoring the settlers.
The grants were declared void.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-31
Persia Will not Have Silver.

TEHERAN, March 3l.-The Per-
sian government has announced
that the mint will no longer coin
silver. Importations of silver will
be forbidden from tomorrow. Sill
yer illegally imported will be
treated as cOntraband.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-31
The Raleigh Ready,

WASHINGTON, March 31.-The
cruiser Raleigh, which has been
completed at the Norfolk Navy
Yard, it is expected will go into
commission tomorrow, followed a
month later by her sister ship, the
Cincinnati
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He Gets Two Years.

AS the LIGHT goes to press,
3 o'clock, the jury in the case Of
Ludwig Strey, charged with at
tempt at arson, returned verdict
of guilty, and imposed his punish
ment at two years in the peniten-
tiary,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-31
Princeton's Glee Club.

PHILADELPHIA, March 3l.-The
Princeton Glee club begins its
spring series of concerts here to-
Gay in the Academy of Music. On
April it appears at the Academy,
in Brooklyn, and on April IA at
Carnegie Music hall, New York.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-31
A CONGRESSIONAL Convention.

HAMILTON, o., March 3l.-The
Republicans are holding a special
Congressional convention here to-
day, to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Representative George
w, HOuk.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-31
Kansas City Team Begins.

ST. LOUIS, March 3I.--Jimmy
Manning will open the season for
the Kansas City ball team tomOr-
row.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-31
NOTABLE CELEBRATION.
18th BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY OF
PRINCE BISMARCK.
Republicans in Ohio Holding a Con-
greSSional Convention Today.
CORNERSTONE FOR THE HOME OF
DISABLED DRUMMERS TOBE
LAID TOMORROW.

The Raleigh Ready-Jerry Simpson
to Speak-The Great Canal Fished
Col. Hill Retires-Baseban at
Kansas City - New Race Track
Opens - Crescent City Derby
Princeton's Glee Club-In Memory
of O'Neill.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-31
"Jerrvo simpson to Speak.

NEW YORK, March 3l.-"Jerry"
Simpson, it is expected, will de-
liver an address before the Man
haitian Single Tax club tomorrow
night.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-31
Colonel Hill Retires.

TERRE HAUTE, March 3l.-Col-
onel Joseph Hill, General Superin-
tendent of the Vandalia lines, will
retire today. He has been in the
service since 1850.
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NO SERIOUS RESULTS
ANTICIPATED BY THREATS MADE
BY THE BREWERS UNION.
John Grim Will Get an Increase of ST.
600 This Season.
A STATEMENT ISSUED REGARDING
THE REGISTRATION OF CHINA
MEN UNDER THE GEARY LAW,

Glenny & Co. Say Cotton is Improv-
ing Today-The Joy-o'Neill Case
Now In Discussion - House and
Senate Proceedings-Home for the
Drummer-To Elect a Postmaster
and Other Late News Sent Special
to the Light.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-31
A $1,000 Gift.

G. W. Armstrong, the well known print
er, who is suffering from consumption,
and who is disabled for life, will be paid
half Of his insurance money by the Order
ing.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-03-31
PAY CLAIMS PROMPTLY.

Mcmillan, Devine & Co., 80 West
Commerce street, state agents for
the Pacific Mutual Life Ins. Co.,
have just paid the following death
claims:
F. T. Riecherger. .......S 81, 800.
J. w. DonnelI, ..........$3, 5000.
Jno. d. Gillespie. ..........$l,O 900.
This reliable company, with its
noted promptness, paid these
claims Immediately upon presenta-
ton Of proofs. 81 81
The evening world., 1894-06-20
WIFE TOTWO OF THEM
Sentence Suspended in the Case
Of Mrs. Bergen-W Ward.
Judge moore Thinks She Believed
: Her First Spouse Was Dead.
Now She Cannot Live with Ward
and Bergen Was Brutal.

Judge Moore was lenient with Mrs.
Mary Elizabeth Bergen-ward. who was
this morning found guilty OF bigamy In
the Court of Sessions. Brooklyn. He
suspended sentence and allowed her to
go.
Mrs. Ward Is g~ood-looking and about
t~hirty-five years old. She was a Miss
Bullock. who worked hard for her living.
ON Aug. 30. 1875. she married Patrick
Bergen. a restaurant keeper. She said
Bergen drank heavily. abused her
shamefYlly and nearly knocked one OF
her eyes out with n ring. Things be.
came so bad. she told the Judge, tina in
1889 she was obliged TO leave Bergen.
Brooklyn.
About three years ago she says she be-
gan to search for some trace of Bergen.
as she had heard that he was dead.
leges they told her Bergen was dead.
She visited bellevue Hospital and found
the record of a "P,. BERGEN" who had
died there. The description answered
that OF her missing husband. She fol-
lowed the case uo and found that the
man had been buried In Calvary Gene
terry.
believed Bergen was dead. She main
tanned herself until July l. 1893. when
she married Robert S. Ward. q South
Brooklyn machinist. They were mar
ried publicly. and no attempt was made
to hid the fact that she had married
again. Ward was n widower. with sew
eral children. He says his new wife
has been n model mother to his chill.
dren. He seems to be deeply attached
to her.
They had only been married about six
months when Bergen appeared ON thu
scene. He claimed he has been ir
Brooklyn for three years looking for his
wife.
Judge Moore sympathiacd with Mrs
Ward. He directed the jury to find hei
guilty on her own testimony. This wa,
done. and he then suspended sentence
He her told the woman she was not thu
legal wife of Ward and could not live
with him as such. She was much af
fected and Is now trying to devise som
way Of getting out OF her dilemma.
The evening world., 1894-06-20

there. and that sent him back to the
goat district again. said the witness.
Murphy" said Hill. used to come in
ssSor dr,nS sas WIN = brand a, my st a ny 9 Ssn ,h h'i
imported. Il was Harry 4irs own
Other Captains used to bring In suckers
s g : tin e.. BY; they made 5 IhS,E friends
Hin Payments to the Police.
How much did you pay the police
after Murphy came into the .p~recinct?'.
lars. The first time. 1t was $3.50 down.
and then 80 now nj again. 1 paid this
money to. Moran, the ward man. Muir
ply stood outside to see that he got
Did any OF the other captains ask
you for money!
mo. ] don't think they did; but l may
Murphy. who professed to be my best
wanted me to pay $500 just before they
Hoo only a few weeks before that,
Murphy came into the precinct; I re:
member. Just before the Blizzard. and
han h was v ,hsss sl% ,os sTo Y Ts sro lSenF Sp
my business completely
Harry could not say exactly how much
money he had paid the police altogether,
to several thousand dollars. He kept
no account OF the money he had paid
Moran, as $50 at q time was not much.
Says They Tried to Raise the Ante
When supt. Murray succeeded Wall
ing. the witness said. they tried to raise
the ante on him. He described ar inter
view he had with Supt. Murray in his
private office, In which the latter had
promised him protection II he would tell
10 whom ne was paying money.
II told him all ! knew" said Hill,
and that was all the good It did me.
They al me out OF the precinct"
Hounded for Not Paying.
Hill then described how he triod to
open n house at High Bridge, and was
bounded out of the precinct, because he
would not pay for protection. There
were other places open all around him,
including disorderly houses and gam
bling-diyes. but the police never inter
fered with them.
The evening world., 1894-06-20
Wall street Notes.

John / Waterbury. President Of the Manhat.
tan Trust Company, has been elected a director
OF the United States cordase Company. and has
accepted the position,
The Richmond Terminal Reorganization Com
mittse has agreed with the nrst mortgage bond
holders OF the Richmond and Merhlenburg Rail
road for a tranc contract with the Souther IN
Railway Company, This was one Of the proper.
ties excluded from the plan.
The Edison Electric Illuminating Co. Of Brook.
Ign. has declared a quarterly DIVIDEND Of Ia per
cent, payable July lS.
Al public auction to-day I'll. 800 KAlispell
Water and Electric Co. ls 6 per cent. bonds
sold at 10; 900 Baraboo Water Works Co. LIST
consolidated 6 per cent. bonds at s.. 900 spar
tanburs Water Works Co, % 6 per cent. bonds
at s 1900 Menomonle water Works Co. LIST
consolidated 6 per cent. bonds at g. s.. 500 rs.
cAnobA Water Works Sd 9 per cent, bonds at 5,
I2s. 900 Kinderhook aud Hudson Railway Co. list
6 per cent. bonds at 10. 10 shares Lawyers
Title Insurance CO. Al la; 10 Continental In.
suranes Co, Al 2,so q ZION; founders share
0srmsn-Amsriean Investment Co, at sIN. and !
Blooming Grove Park Association at ri1.
The evening world., 1894-06-20
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

The probable withdrawal OF Clifford
from the Suburban will lessen consider
ably the interest in that event. The
colt has turned roarer. and that fact.
reported exclusively in the Sporting
Edition of THE Evening World" yester-
day, spread condemnation non his
followers. Race-goers in this section
will probably never know how good n
horse Clifford really was. They waited
to see him in the Brooklyn Handicap.
md. unfortunately, the colt was left at
the post. Then they confidently expect
ed to see him start In the Suburban, but
S %oaia nos say aP 9Sae the colt weaia
a sSi.ed De Mr.. Rosa ses'e Who ue owns ne a third fIri
interest in the colt. Mr.: Leigh ,d did !,
against the colts starting. The
Suburban now seems narrowed down to
Sir Walter, Ramapo and Henry OF Ma
varre. but 1t should be a good race. new
ertheless.
Henry OF Navarro. by winning the Bel
mont Stakes yesterday. puts UP n PEN
alty of eight pounds n the Suburban.
the colt. and IL he does the effect Of the
penalty will be greatly lessened. Taral
said yesterday that It was the ambition
of his life to win with Ramapo. and then
go on record as the only Jockey who
ever rode the winner In the Brooklyn.
Metropolitan and suburban Handicaps.
Most Jockeys are content with one win.
will have a mount. He has had several
i. good offers. but he says Matt Byrnes
wants him to ride Senator Grady, and
does not care about having the Jockey
Byrnes whether Garrison rides in the
Suburban or not; Sports owners are
wit Ga4r,s TO carry "a LAY AYE , pounds her overweight
favorites for the American Derby. The
latter ho', NIB Is being 1s. heavily Why y P;ayea; but D9mi i
sSsss en Is s iSsT,nT once ne II 1bIs cH Hsar. Day sSj , Ss0
performed in good shape. The race was
only a six fur:ong dash. and cuts NJ
figure. II * said. however. that he can
style. Senator Grady looks the winner.
however. Garrison says the colt can play
tag with Domino.
Frank Eckert. a bookmaker. was ar
rested and arraigned before Justice Por-
ter. In Chicago. yesterday. for selling
pools on the American Derby. The case
presented a knotty problem for judicial
solution. and Justice Porter. took II un.
der consideration until to-day. Eckert
admitted selling pools on next Satur-
declared that he was conducting n legit-
mate business. because oil winning
wagers were to be paid on Saturday al
the track, as provided by law. He fur
Their represented that he was dealing In
futures. and hat no violation OF the
%tatutes could be committed until the
race had actually been run. Justice
Porter will announce his decision to-
day.
Snapper" Garrison left for Chicago
to-day TO ride Senator Grady in the
American Derby.
The evening world., 1894-06-20
BRECKENRIDGE INvITED7
Report that ard Willie vii,
Talk for IL Tiger July I.

Especial to The Evening worid.)
LEXINGTON, KY. June 20.-It IL
stated here this morning through Col.
Breckinridge's o n Desha, that the
Colonel has received an invitation to
speak At Tammany Hall July 4. A
number OF C%hautauqua Assemblies are
also after his services.
Mayor Gilroy had departed for his
Summer home at Rockaway. when the
above despatch was received. In his
absence Secretary Holly vas Unable to
say definitely whether II was true that
Congressman Breckenridge had been in
vited to speak at Tammany Hall in the
nnual Independence Day celebration
ceremonies.
He intimated that the invitation might
possibly have been sent. though. per-
haps by an oversight. As many promi-
nent speakers usually have engage
mehts for July I. the invitations are
sent out In circulars, and. as the list
OF congressman n Senators furnishes
a sort OF directory of orators. 1t MAJ
have been hat the name vas among
those copied from that list.
The evening world., 1894-06-20
STILL GUARDING THE SAFES.
Long Island City's Treasurer De-
cIarea h Seizure Was Illegal.

LONG ISLAND CITY. l.. l.. June 20
A deputy sheriff is still stationed in City
Treasurer Bleckwenn's office. guarding
the safes which were seized yesterday
under execution OF a Judgment for $3.50
in favor OF Michael Hand. The clerks
are at work to-day, and Sheriff Norton
says that the routine OF the Treasurer's
ONCE will not be interfered with. pend
Ing q settlement in the matter.
Treasurer Bleckwenn says that the
seizure Of his Office by the Sheriff was
Illegal, and that the matter will be car
ried TO the courts.
Ex-District-Attorney h. W. Downing.
counsel for Hand, says the seizure was
perfectly regular. and that the Judgment
will have TO be paid before the Sheriff re-
leases the Treasurer's once.
The evening world., 1894-06-20
OFFER OF $4,000.
New Orleans Wants n Corbett-
Fitzsimmons Fight.

The following was received to-day:
NEW ORLEANS. June 20. 1894.
Richard X. Fox: Arrange q match between
James j. Corbe,t and hob ~FitIsimmons to hsh,
In the Auditorium Club, In this city. In December.
We Wilt guarantee a purse OF $40. 900 and de,
posIt security for that amount with you.
After the above was received the fol-
lowing was cabled TO The Sporting Life.
London:
.he Auditorium Club, New OrleanA has Offered
a purse OF SO, 600 for James J Corbett and Dot
f~ittslmmSnt TO night for In December.
F~ltEsimm0ns eager TO hEht CoTbett for big resi-
purse. Cable CGrbett's reply.
The evening world., 1894-06-20
FOR A MURDER IN TROY.
.'ickpicLet McIrose, with Aliases,
Arrested I'm Boston.

tBy Associated fTesAl
BOSTON, June 2O.-Police oficers Mark
ham and Michael Clifford, OF Troy. were
at Police Headquarters this morning and
identified Frank Melross. alias Rose,
alias Daley. ~thirty-four years old. OF
Boston. as one OF the alleged murderers
OF ]. A. Waite, a clerk In the employ OF
the Judson Coal Company. OF Troy, who
was shot dead by two men while pro-
tecting the office OF the Company from
Melrose IL a pickpocket well known to
the police Of this city. He says he was
in Utica at the time Of the shooting.
Melrose has waived all rights a to
reQuisition.
The evening world., 1894-06-20
A Jersey city stabber Held.

Patrick Cornell. Of Montgomery street. jersey
City. who last night stabbed Michael McNerne,
In an alleged disorderiy house at s34 Third street
Jersey City. kept by Mamie Mcdonald. was com
mittsd without bail by Justice Potts to-day
McNerney is in the City Hospital In a critical
condition. The Mcdonald woman was held fol
keeping 4 disorderly houss abd her niece. julia
Johnson was held As q witnssA
The evening world., 1894-06-20
SIXTEEN CAUGHT IN A RAID.
A Disorderly House Yields n Good
Catch to the Police.

Detectives Callahan and Hay. OF the
Oak street station, raided the disorderly
house of Lizzie johnson. at 1898 Water
street. last night. Eleven women and
Ave men were captured. The women
were of the lowest type to be found. and
the youngest one was forty years of
age.
The six-year-old daughter Of Lizzie
She was given into the care of the Gerry
Society. Mrs. johnson was held In
$500 ball for trial. and the other
women were sent to the island for one
month each. The men were fined So
each. The complaint was made by TIL
lie Jackson, who formerly lived in the
house,
The evening world., 1894-06-20
CHAT.

The Brooklyn Washington game yes
terday was a combination OF hits. errors
and runs In two innings, one for each
team. But the Bridegrooms steadied
down in fine shape and got into fourth
place by walloping the C~oxeyites.
Three runs, three errors. three assists
and a t~hree-bagger Vas the combination
In Tom Days score.
Carter, the lengthy and slender pitcher
Of the Yale team. has 4 record OF nine
teen men struck out In a game. II Is
claimed that he evolves the projecting
force OF his delivery by the serpentine
s~inuousity OF his gyratlons In the box.
Any he does II. whether this ex-
PLANTATION Is right or not.
The evening world., 1894-06-20
Alleged Female Gamblers Arrested

Police Capt. KitzsL. Of the Cedar street sta
ton. Brooklyn. acting under orders from Police
Headquarters. last night raided two alleged
policy shops. The FIRST place visited was at lis
Central avenue, where Henrietta Rosenthal was
taken Into custody. The police then went to
as Melrose street and arrested Johanna Franz
anil several others. A quantity OF books and
other paraphernalia were seized.
The evening world., 1894-06-20

For entertaining gossip of h
turf, the ba Acid and m RING
read the q O'Clock Edition and h
Sporting Extra OF The Evening
World.
The evening world., 1894-06-20
NO POLICY SHOPS, THEY SAY.
Yet the Eldridge street Police Make
Two Arrests.

Although the police of the Eldridge
street station report that there are no
policy shops in their district. Policeman
Moehan. of the same precinct, arrested
two alleged proprietors of policy shops
yesterday, whom he found doing bust
ness.
They were John Walters, of 15S ED.
ridge street, and John Bremmer. of l73
Ludlow street.
They were arraigned before Justice
Hogan. in the Essex Market Police
Court. to-day, and were held in default
Of $500 bail each to answer.
The evening world., 1894-06-20
Newtown Creek bridge Heari.E.

A meeting to discuss the plans for . nsv
bridge across Newtown Creek. at Vernon ave-
nue.. Long Island City. was held At the Army
Building, 30 whitehall street, at II o'clock this
morning. Lieut.. Col, O. L. Giilespie. Of : the
nent citizens OF Brooklyn and Long Island CITY
gave their views, II Was decided to leave ne
matter In the hands OF the Secretary Of War.
The evening world., 1894-06-20
orion to lie a Mercury-root.

TORONTO. Ont. June 20, W. orion.
champion long-distanee runner Of America, hA,
returned to his home here. He will remain until
July 4. when he will 20 to New York TO train.
orion was asked TO Join the New York Athletic
Club. but would not consent until he had con
suited his father. who save his consent, &C
orion will Join H.
The evening world., 1894-06-20
BALL-PLAYER LARKIN DYING.

Once-Famous Pitcher Surrounding
to Intemperance.
Frank Larkin. thirty-eight, years old.
who has no home is dying In the East
ern District Hospital. Williamsburg,
where he was taken this morning. suf-
fering from alcoholism.
Ten or twelve year ago Larkin was a
famous baseball player. He pitched for
the Brooklyn team, and IL said to have
been the hrst man to bring the curved
ball into practical use.
The evening world., 1894-06-20
Not Maggie the songbird.

Maggie Cline twenty-one years old, and Annie
Parker. two years her elder. were arrested BY
the West Forty-seventh street police early this
morning charged with disorderly conduct.
The evening world., 1894-06-20
CORRIGAN TO FIGHT.
Is the Report Current in
Western Turf Circles.
(By Associated Press.

(By Associated Press)
CHICAGO, June Cot was reported
to-day that Edward Corrigan. owner OF
Hawthorne, having been refused Turf
Congress membership. will not apply to
the Congress for a license for his track.
This will make all owners. Jockeys and
o~ficials who continue at Hawthorne
after June % outlaws of the turf.
Corrigan, Is quoted as saying that II
membership he will get along without
any recognition from the organization.
The evening world., 1894-06-20
auarrensd over Basias...

Hyman Goldbsrs and his brotAsr-iA-la1I
Henry Wolf. OF 4oi shirtssn,h street, nrossIyu
got into a row last night over some ba.lss1s
matter Il 10 alleged that 0oidbsrs stfuek de
spponsnt on the had With . botfia ooids1sG
vas arrested 49,
The evening world., 1894-06-20

You read The Evening woriar
Do yoW read the Sunday Worldf
The evening world., 1894-06-20
Accuses Murphy of Treachery.

Hill was finally persuaded to go on
with his story. and he said that Muir
ply pretended to be a friend of his. and
told him that II he would go TO the
Commissioners and get him transferred
from the goat district down to the Null
berry street station he would be a
good captain" to him.
81 wen to see the Commissioners.
There was Sid Nichols. French, Mat
thews and Mason. Murphy said Nichols
was his hacker. SO l went to Nichols,
and he told me Murphy was a fraud
and he had no faith in him.
I'm spite Of this l worked and got him
transferred. and he wasn't a week In
the precinct before he was Matchmaking
me and playing me for a sucker.
II remember the day Murphy was
brought down all the Commissioner
passed my place n stopped In. They
told me they had pleased one man to-
day, and he was Harry Hill.
II asked them what II was, and they
said that they had brought down my
man Murphy from the goat district,
After that Murphy got into some trouble
with the Commissioners by pulling q
house where there egere some friends OF
the Commissioners.
zone man there was Boss Shepard. OF
Washington. Murphy knew he wa