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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-22
NOUSDSVILEE,
4 Miscellaneous Mclnncu of Minor Mat
tcrs from MnrsIlalI's Metropolis.


a Miscellaneous Melnncu of Minor Mat
tcrS from MnrshalI's Metropolis.
James Christy, jr., representing the
Cleveland Construction Company, was
here Tuesday examining the speCiiica-
tions and route Of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
vile street railway, with Il view to bid
ding on the construction.
Judge G. i. Cranmer will deliver a
lecture in the court house next Tues.
day evening for tho benefit OF the
Union Sabbath school. Subject,
Sights and Scenes in England"
The funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth Kylos,
widow Of the late John Kylcs, OF Fair.
view, took place yesterday. She was
eighty-ono years old.
\ good delegation OF the Junior o. U.
A. VI. is expected to 20 out to Fork
Ridge tomorrow to the flag raising.
Tho circuit court is still in session.
The case OF Ashcraft, Xiun & Co. vs.. II.
NJ. Riggs. is set for Friday.
The river was thronged with fishcr.
men yesterday all day. Over 200 f.h
were caught
S. L. Bloyd, OF Ba.ncsville, O., il the
guest OF his son, John A. Boyd.
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ECHOES FROM THE ALLEYS.
Columbia.CnIumGt Gnmp ~PoStpOnOd-In-
terost In tho Mlnh.up.

Colunibia.Cnlumrt Gnmp POStpOnUd-Iu-
tcrcst In tho WInd.up.
Captains Maris and SCibert decided
to postpone the two bowling games be-
tween the Columbia and Calumet teams
OF tho bowling league and they will
either be played tomorrow evening or
carly next week. Should tho South
Side team lose 4 game this evening to
tho Bowlers tho postponed games will
be by far tho most interesting OF tho
seaso as on their outcome would de-
pend the fortunate pennant winning
team. The South Side players are al
most sleeping on the alloys. playing NJ
Wheeling Park every evening aud will
undoubtedly be in shape to give IIar-
rlson's aggregation 4 still battle.
Saturday evening the Wheeling club
and the Intelligenccrs meet in tho last
scheduled game OF the season, and il
the former are victors in both contests
there will BIO q tic for fourth place be-
tween the lnteiligencer and Wheeling
Athletic Wheelmen teams, which, oil
course. would have 20 DO played oil.
The w:nd-up OF the season is surely a
"belut.'' .
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MARTINS FERRY.
uars and MIslnps In tho Thriving City
Across tho River.

Across the River.
Tomorrow morning will be argued
the motion to vacate the Fifth streetiu-
junction. Judge briggs will preside.
rhe hour set is 10 o'clock and the place
the city building. Tho attorneys are
Woems, Duncan, and Cochran and
Boyd. Francis and Pratt.
During the year ending March 81 the
township receipts were as follows;
Township fund, S2,ll7 OF; road fund,
$3.50 "a; poor fund, 8, ll6 IS. Tho town.
ship fund was drawn upon for Sl,032 90
road fund, $500 81; poor fund, $i,97l 90.
The "citizens" ticket is nov without
q head, James W. Shipmau having dc.
clincd to be q candidate for mayor on
it. There is not ono single Republican
on the ticket. Mr.. Shipman WIS tho
laat to decline.
Col. james Charlesworth, OF St.
Clairsville, was hero yesterday looking
up evidence IN the pension claim OIL
Elijah Linn. Linn was q member OF
Company c, First Virginia infantry.
Saturday a game OF ball will be played
on tho mill grounds between two local
clubs. Tho battery on n side will be
Feclterer aud Fodder and on the other
O'Donncll and McCleary.
Tho Wheeling 4 Lake Erie railroad
will run q special train from Toledo to
Massilon next Sunday to accommodate
those who wish to sec Coxey's start.
Edward Arbaugh and James Melon
ough arrived home last night from St.
V~incent's College, with colors flying.
Samuel Coppersmith who has been
visiting his %sister, Mrs. Jacob Arm, re.
turned to Columbus yesterday.
The heat was lost ut Spence, Bags &
Co.'S stove works last evening by the
breaking OF the ian.
Several machines wore of at tho
Laughlin Yesterday on account of tho
shortage OF iron.
Lizzie Zcarcher, who was recently
fined S35 and costs, puts in much OF her
time singing.
Miss Jess Do Vine will arrive from
Pittsburgh this week to visit Miss Bess
Griffith.
Tho Rockies comedy company No.
pears at the opera house on Saturday
night.
Ellsworth THOMPSON, OF Scio, has ia
ken a position with Harry Hood.
Row. and Mrs. S. Is. Barnitz returned
to Des Moines, Iowa, yesterday.
Yesterday n roll was broken i'm mill
No. Is, in the Etna.Stanlard.
S. II. Carey, Of Frecmans, is in Mar
tins Ferry mong old friends.
The different gymnastic classes in the
Y. NJ. g. A. arc progressing.
Fred Horning, OF D~illonvalc, was in
town yesterday.
Job Tilton returned yesterday from
Cambridge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-22

"The people OF this vicinity insist on
having Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
and do not want any other" says John
Y. Bishop, OF Portland Mills, Ind. That
is right They know it TO DO superior to
any other for colds. and rs n preventive
and euro for Group, and why should
they not insist upon having it? 8 0ccnt
bottles ior sale BIZ Chas. Z. Goethe, Will
W. Irwin, Chris. +. Schncpf, Chas.
Menkcmellcr. William f Williams, S.
l. Brice, 4. L. Scheele, Will Mcnkemel-
Ter, John Coleman, Richards & Mcl;lror.
". II. Hague, Wheeling; Bowie 4
Co., Bridgeport. and 3. F. Peabody 4
Son, Benwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-22
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

State OF West Virginia, Ohio County, IS. In tho
Circuit Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia
March Rules. 1894.
Robert Armstrong, Administrator OF the estate
OF David Armstrong, deceased,
vs..
Tho Wheeling. Pittsburgh & Baltimore Railroad
Company, Martin Armstrong. Holmes ARM
strong. David Armstrong, Caroline GcRry. Mar
garct Powell, John Armstrong and Sarah No.
Coy.
In ChancUry.
The general object Of this suit Is to recover
from the defendant, The Wheeling, Pittsburgh
II Baltimore linllrOnd Company, tho sum OF
s., ~. with Interest thereon from June 3. ISL.
which sum was NJ that time awarded 10 the
plaintiffs iutoStatc, David Armstrong, deceased,
by the County Court Of Ohio county for prop.
crly Of the snid intCState taken by the llGmptield
ltnilroud Company for Its use at TriGdelphlR,
Ohio county, Virginia, the defendant. The
Wheeling. Pittsburgh Il baltimore Railroad Com
pany, having succeeded TO the rights, prit ilegcS
aud duties OF the said HCmpfeld Railroad Com
panY a rcspecttO said property. and the amount
OF said award having never been paid.
It is Il part OF the object OF this suit, as shown
by the plaintiffs bill, tint the heirs at law OF
Snid David Armstrong may DO required, II it
should appear to the court TINT they are tho
proper persons TO do SO, to execute and file In
this cause n decd for the sold land so taken To be
delivered 60 tho Wheeling. Pittsburgh 4 BaltI.
moro Railroad Company upon the payment OF
- aA1N NNh FN@h
lug from an affidavit flied In said cause, at theso
Rules, that the defendants. Martin Armstrong.
Holmes Armstrong, David Armstrong. Caroline
Geary and Margaret Powell arc not residents OF
tho State O.! West Virginia and they not having
been served with process In this suit, on motion
Of the complainant. by his solicitors. this order
Of publication isentcred against them, and It IS
ordered that the said defendants. Martin Arm
strong. Holmes Armstrong, David Armstrong.
Caroline Gcary and Margaret Powell. be and arc
required TO appear within one month after the
date OF the first publications. OF this order and do
what IS necessary 10 protest their interests. It
Is further ordered that this order be published
und posted as required by law.
Witness, John W. Mitchell, clerk OF our said
court, az the court house Of said county, this It'll
day Of March, 1894.
JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk
Published the frst time March 5. 1891 ~
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk. =
wy P. lICBpARp,
ERsKISE 4 ALLISON,
Solicitor for Complainant. mrs-rh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-22

The alleys Tor the Musee bowling o..
tablishment arrived yesterday after
noon after having been delayed en- route
for two weeks, and work will DO COM
menced Oh them this morning. 1t is
now an assured fact that the opening
will take place April l.. Several OF the
league bowling teams will be present at
the opening and contest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-22
beware OF Ointmcnts for Catnrrh TINT
Contain Mercury,

rs mercury will surely destroy the sense
OF smell, and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on pro.
scriptions from reputable physicians, as
the damage they will do Is ten fold to
the good you can possibly derive from
them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manuiac-
turcd by F. !. Cheney Il Co., Toledo, O.,
contains no mercury. and is taken in
~ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system. In
buying Halls Catarrh Cure DO sure you
get tho genuine. 1t is taken internally,
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by 1. J,
Cheney d Co. Testimonials free.
Ea'Sold by druggists, price 75c per
BOTTLE
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THE RACE,

Both IIcClellnnd md IIanke IN Good
Physical Condition.
This evening at the North End skat-
ing rink the thrce-milc skating race be.
tween lIanke and McClelland takes
place, and m exciting contest is prom
ised. Both skaters are in,tip-top phys
ical condition, and skatin. very fast i IN
practice. Arrangements ITO accommo.
date large crowd have been made.
McClelland says il he defeats IIanke
he will challenged Greer for another five.
mile raco-bicycle vs.. rollers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-22

The barbers OF the city are organic.
ing a bowling team. which it is said,
will DO q crackcrjack organization.
They will challenge several OF the
league teams. All alleys OH which the
BARRIERS play will be freely lathered
especially for tho occasion. On la,hcred
surfaces the barber is uneIcelled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-22
Hunting and Fishing Grounds,

Tho best in the west, north and north.
west is reached only by the lines OF the
Chicago, Milwaukee Il ST. Paul
Railway. Trout season is nearly
herei look up your tackle, SEQ
that 1t. Is in good shape and
then write to John L. pott, District
Passenger Agent, Williamsport, Pa, ior
i brochure Of "whcro tho trout hide
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-22

TINE is worth everything. DELAYS
arc dangerous. No one can afford TO
run the risk OF allowing a cough to dc.
velop into Pneumonia, which ia nearly
always fatal. Cubeb Cough Cure is the
only remedy that can be relied on 10
give quick relief and cure the cold.
Sold by Alex. 7. Young, John Kari.
Wheeling, and Bowic & Co., Bridgeport,
Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-22
MILITARY NOTES.
NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage Of Water and Movements OF boats.
Tho River Interests.

Stage Of Water nnl Movements OF Boats.
Tho River Interests.
Yesterdays DEPARTURES.
Lizzie Bay. MAldy. Charleston. G n m.
Ben lIur. KcnpiG. Parkersburg. IL Il. IN.
Liberty, Booth, ClarIugtUn, J:GO p. IN.
Do&rs LEAVING TO-DAY.
Iron Queen. Phillips, Pittsburgh, 4 to G q. IN.
Hudson, Agncw. Cincinnati, a. IN.
II. X. Bedford. Green. Pittsburgh. S H. m.
Courier. liver. rarkcrsburK, 1870 Il. IL.
II. E Phillips. Mcudcl. MAtamorhs. 1850 O. n.
Liberty, Booth, Clatinsion, 3:D p. m.
The river is now too low for tow boats
with coal above this port.
There was s icet OF water in the chan
mel last evening. Weather clear, warm
and pleasant.
Captain Mace Agnow is again on the
SCotia's hurricane deck, after q severe
attack OF tonsilitis.
The Florence Shanks passed Cincin.
natl yesterday from the Lower Misais-
sippi, where she has been on q prospect
ing trip, for Wheeling.
The new Island ferry landing flats will
be ready before tho Charleston arrives
here. They are now moored at the
head Of tho public landing.
Copies have boon received here OF the
bill recently introduced in Congress BY
Colonel Berry, providing for such an
amendment to Section ABA, r. S., as
will permit tho uso on tho western
rivers where 10Y prohibited Of tho tub
ular boiler OIL steamboats,. The bill was
originally drafted by Supervising In
spector Fehrenbach, and its principles
and objects first laid before Colonel
Berry at q banquet several months
since ut tho Gibson House. Among
other things the bill provides ior a
$1,000 thickness OF boiler shell, instead
OF 26-l0O, as before, and also provides
for not less than three inches space be-
tween the shell and any OF tho Internal
flues, and not less than three inches
space between such tlues when any OF
such tlues are moro than five inches in
diameter.
Reports from hoadwatcr points were
as follows:
Plttsburgh-River 6 feet and station.
airy; cloudy and warm.
WarrCn-River . feet 4 inches and
falling; fair and mild.
Oil City-RivGr . feet II inches and
falling slowly; raining and mild.
Greensboro-Rivcr S feet Ginches and
stationary; cool and tiue rain falling.
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LEGAL NOTICES
OF PUBLICATION.


NRDER OF PUBLICATION.
srn,c Of West Virginia, Ohio Counts, - In we
I + rOurt II OHIO county, Vest virginia
March Rules, 1874.
IT,. lIugus, Trustee, l., chor,,rv
Theodore Kraft ct al
The Object Of this gIit Is to have partition
nWOnl thu PARTIES entitled thereto 81 my iGni
| Ci,nlC Of which John Ktait died scILcuI puink
thru. iOurths NJ lot 100 In Chaplilc y Eoi ~
lItIon to the CITY Vt Wheeling 10 bCtIIhIn nv ~
liens on said real estate, BY whom gwen aHIto
whom owing. with their amounts ana PIloslty';
10 remove certain cloud, from the tlllc 10 thlu
real estate, mud To hive certain deeds lhhuc W
the heirs OF John KFalI, drcensvu' ~ MM1ihuu5l'
WIcdrbutch, trustee, TO secure the south nhe"ii
Ing Building Association declared Sillsheui Hu'
and void anu drCtCcl to BE- Released.
And II appearing from nu. nllidlvil, IIui " Iue
cause that Thc0dUrr KRAFT, rcInclia KRAFT; iteI
Kraft. Homer KRAFT, Jennie KRAFT anu SotA
Kraft, aud q. ". SlndbOwCr Rru non residents
OF tho Stnto Of West Virginia and thht
Tho defendant, tho south Wheeling Dhliu'
lug Association, Is or was a cOtpOIA.lon, ~
thnt no person. can be found IN ihOcOuilIy oiohLo
on whom process can be legally served nS 70 "
on motion Of the complainant, this order OF pup
~licatiOn Is entered Rgtinst them. Grd u Is 9tuct'
Cd TINT the said defendants, Theodore htAit,
rcmrlia Kmit, Fred. Kraft. Honor KRAFT, Jennie
KRAFT, Corn Kraft mud Il. W. Sandbowcr, ma tho
South Wheeling ~EuilIiug Association, when Is
or wHS II corporation. be and are required toap.
pear within one mouth after the daIO OF tho lfSt
publication Of this order md do what Is hcccs-
Slry TO project their Interests. II Is iuTiher OF;
dcrrd that this order DO published anu posted
rs required by law.
WilnoS. John ". Mitchell. Clerk OF our said
Court, ut the Court House Of said county ms
9Th day OF March, 1871. to.wll: March Rules ie''
JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published tho lrst time March $, 1871.
Attest. JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clerk.
7. J. uuGUs, Solicitor for Complainant
mrS.Th
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-22

For CSC and 35c Kurrcr & Chew will
sell you Birgc Il Sons or Campbell's Is
and 22-inch Gilt Border. You pay 75c
or 81 80 elsewhere.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-22

State OF West Virginia, Ohio County, s.. In tho
Circuit Court Oi Ohio county, WcAt virginia
March Rules. 1894,
Robert Armstrong, Administrator Of the estate
OF David Armstrong, deceased,
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Tho Wheeling. Pittsburgh & Baltimore Railroad
Company, Martin Armstrong, Holmes ARM
strong. David Armstrong, Caroline GcRry. Mar
Garct Powell, John Armstrong and Sarah No
IOy.
The evening world., 1894-08-31
BROOKLYN, NEWS.
.sAXTON AMENDMENT UPHELD
Justice Gaynor Decides Adversely
in Peter De Laoy's Test Case
Betting at Tracks Legal, but Carry
ing Commissions Is Criminal.

The Saxton amendment OF 1899 to the
Ives Pool law was this morning de-
clared constitutional by Justice Gaynor
in the Supreme Court. Brooklyn. This
Is another defeat for Peter l.. DE Lacy.
On Brooklyn Handicap Day-May %.
last-William f. Smith met Thomas l..
Wynn outside, the track OF the Brooklyn
Jockey Club. Smith gave Wynn s. to
take into the track and nut on Madrid.
Wynn did so. When he renirned he
was arrested. taken before Justice Il.
w. Noorhies. and held on the charge of
violating the Pool laws.
Application was made TO Justice
Gaynor for writ of certiorari to review
Justice Voorhees, action, SO that the
constitutionality of the Ives Pool law
might be tested. The writ was granted,
and a motion was afterwards made to
dismiss 1t.
Justice Gaynor granted this motion.
He takes the ground that betting on
tracks during certain periods ia made
legitimate by n distinct enactment. The
passing of an act suspending the opera
ton of the first epactment may make
the receiving Of money to take to race
tracks even felony, according to Judge
Gaynor. although betting were only a
misdemeanor.
Under the latter act, he holds, the of.
Tense Is properly crime.
The evening world., 1894-08-31
WITH A BLAckTHORh CANE,
Constable MpGahey Says Saloon
Keeper Nolan Attacked Hin.
Used the Stick to Prevent Having
Property Levied On.

Saloon Keeper Thomas Nolan, Of Myr-
lyn.l was held this morning by Justice
Tighe In the Adams Street Police Court
for examination Sept. on a charge Of
assauttipg Patrick McGahey. a consta-
BILE attached to Justice Murphys Civil
Court in Williamsburg.
Some time ago a. friend of Nolan
bought q. suit of clothes from Morris
H. Thomson. whose store actions the
saloon. Nolan agreed Ito go security
for the paymen' Of the bill. Kronsor
called upon his customer several times
and demanded his money. Failing to get
1t. he visited Nolan. The latter also re.
fused To pay. and the friend brought suit
anu ANS 81 5I,dgm n,,rt for $40 in Justice MUIR
McGahey visited Nolan's saloon yes
terday afternoon to serve the execution.
Upon tntering the store; he says. he ex,
seized the cash register. Nolan and
several loungers, he declares. wrested
the nnchine, from him and started to
do him up" The saloon-keeper struck
the crpwd tore Off his shield. McGahey
finally dropped the cash register and ran
out. At the Adams street station he
was reinforced by Policeman Mullaly.
The Aofficers. on entering the saloon
again, found Nolan on deck. with his
black horn cane. McGahey attempted
to pas him, and the fight was renewed
but Mallaly drew his club, and in few
He wis taken to the station-house, and
McGaiey walked away, with the cash.
box, ontaining 81. under his arm.
In curt to-day Nolan denied assault
was rot there to testify, and the case
was adjourned.
The evening world., 1894-08-31
they WERE SISTERS.
Arnold Did Not Have a Brother,
30 He Married Them Both.
One by Common-Law Process, the
Other by Legal Ceremony.
All Three Lived Together, but He Is
Jailed at Last.

Justice steers, in the Lee Avenue Court,
Williamsburg. to-day. held George Ar
n Md. of o5s Ellery street, on a charge OF
failing to support his wife. The evidence
I'm The case showed that all concerned
were most remarkably depraved.
Arnold is a bayman. and three years
ago ne met Annie Stencon In Williams
burg, and took her back to Hammer
Station, Rockaway Beach. where they
lived together as man and wife.
Last Summer Maggie Stencon, who Is
wenty years old, three years younger
han her sister Annie, was invited to
oerd the Summer at Rockaway. She
joyed the bracing air and the sea
this, and In addition fell In love with
man she regarded as her brother-!n-
Arnold became infatuated with the girl
I'd after he had explained that he was
1t married she agreed to elcpe with
im Papa White, The marrying par
on, of williamsburg. low deceased
made them man and We, and they re-
where they greatly surprised the sister
AS Annie had nowhere to go she was
permitted to remain in the house. but
was compelled to drop into second place
nd thirteen days later tickle George
Arnold had decided that he loved his
irst choice the best. There was wran
gle over the matter, but Arnold settled
II by providing a home for his wife Mag
gle with his mother in Jersey City while
he continued to live with the othei
II had a horrible time with hill
mother" explained Maggie Arnold thi:
morning. she half-starved me and call
ed me names and my life was most un
pleasant. l was just getting ready t
commit suicide when George came back
said was his lawful wife. and he wal
ready to support me again. This wal
last May. ro NUT.
street, and despite my objections. Anni'
still lived with US. George got to quar-
relling with us in turn. One night h
would turn Annie out Of tbs house, ant
may be the next night would be put out
We would always return. though. FOR w
had no other place to go.
Last Wednesday he beat Annie 8
since, and the same night he turned m
out Of doors again. That was why go
a warrant for his arrest"
The woman told her story calmly, an
did not seem to realize the peculiar fea
lures of the Arnold household. George
the husband, is rough-looking, un
couth Individual, and 1t Is myster
with him. When Officer Short, Of tn
Charities Department, arrested him. h
remarked with profane establishment
that he was sorry he had ever met tn
Stencon girls, as they had nearly drive
II guess I will be more comfortable 4
Jail than ] ever was with them."'- h
The evening world., 1894-08-31
MAKES Them SMILE.
Green-Goods Men Find a Safe
Harbor in Jersey City.
No Attempt to Capture Them for
Thsir Latest Outrage.
Inspector Jiange Gives Out . State
ment Telling Why.

The peculiar state of affairs in Jersey
City police circles Is evidenced by re-
markable statement given out to-day by
Police Inspector Lange, of that city. A
daring attempt at robbery had been
made within the city limits. yet, al
though he says he knows the perpe-
traitors " the outrage, as well as the
intended victim, he proposes to sit still
and do nothing.
Not move of any kind will be made
TO bring the offenders to justice.
The story of the outrage was fully
told in THE Evening World" yesterday.
In crowded trolley car a man was set
upon by two highwaymen, who tried to
steal a grip full of money which the
escaped they followed him over fields,
but did not succeed In robbing him.
This Is the Interesting statement OF
Inspector Langc.
OF the man whom the two men at
tempted to rob. He said he also knew
The names Of the two men. The In
tempted to rob the other were green.
goods operators, and the other man with
the bag was formerly green goods
operator. but Is now engaged in lesitl-
The Inspector said that the bag con.
tained 1900 which The man was taking
from the race track.
The Inspector said ne thinks the mar
with the bag has Some business with q
man who owns race horses, or owns
some himself, and That he was taking
the money from the track to his home
In Bayonne. The two men who followed
him saw the money and attempted to
rob him. but they were too slow and the
man escaped to his home. The Other
two men went to New York.
The Inspector refused to give the
names OF either OF the parties interested
and said there would probably be M
arrests In the case, as the man WHOM
the two attempted to rob. would no
make complaint against them.
The two men were formerly con
nected with the other man In the greer
goods business, and the Inspector sale
the case would probably stand as 1
does now.
Now the green goods men. who hav,
transferred much OF their operation
from New York to Jersey City, mus
smile IT this. They can carry on thei
business now. evidently with safety.