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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-26
sorIcE or SALE.

ny order Of the City Council OF
September 2Oth 1895, bids are hereby
solicited for the Old NH building a;
Llberty Park. purchaser 10 clear on and
ground In a workmanllke manner BIDS
rctivod on or before October ith, lsgs,
M Q y. m, addressed 10 undersigned In
carr u O, IL. nackman. City Recorder.
Rights reserved 10 reject any or all bids
JOHN sIDDOwAY,
lhAlrmln pnhllc Ornnnda cninnlIinn
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Henry Miller ana his excellent COM
pany " players will present the roman
tic drama. lleartaease. at the Salt
Lake Theatcr\ tonight. Sir. Miller Is q
prime fayoTiic hcr and his engagement
Of three nights and "Wednesday matinee
bids fair 10 be record breaker. The
play tonight IL a romantic drama u the
seventeenth century Sd one partiou-
LARRY suited TO Mr. Miilcr'a abilities.
Tomorrow niTht The Master will be the
bin, with a repetition OF IIsartHeaHe for
The matinee on Wednesday afternoon
and A Marriage Of Convenience 10 close
the cngagoment win ON Wednesday
night.
iioyt'a 4 MIX white Flag comes 20
tho Thratur next Thursday night re-
maining for one night only. The rruAon
for one night engagement was due
10 she fact that dates when the 1heater
could BE- had we're not suitable Ia the
company ana vice versa. with the re-
nuk that the company steals a night
fsum another engagement 10 appear
here. Those Who saw the fiag viii re-
member u AZ clever travcHty on the
citizen roldlery aud will be glad OF the
opportunity 10 hear the catchy music
and It's other Interesting features again.
A young lady from the southern part
% the Stale attended the funeral ser.
vices nt the Tabgruaclc over the re-
mains ~ President Woodruff AMI was
~ much Affected with the funeral
nofch composed for that occasion by
Prof. Daynea that she could nos dirmlHr
Is from her mind. She was taken lli a
few days aFp and died and her request
WIS that this composition be rrndercd
AZ her funeral and the request was
complied with.
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srocKnoLprns mnrrIso.

Salt Lake city, Sept. 7. 1898.
The annual atockhoiderH' meeting u
the Echo Land a Stock company will
be held az che company's offlce. with
Spencer clawHon A Co. 100 broadway.
Thursday, october 6. 1895. NJ n a. M.
for she election OF officers and such
other business a. shall come before H.
SPENCER cLAwsON. President.
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Notice II hereby given ih,. ,..
ana by virtue OF the Will OF No,.n
Hodginan. eeceased. the oxcct,,n, "
sald estate. will sell, In accordance viz
the terms and conditions OF said wiin
wit: " 70
Commencing At the northeast eorn..
Of Lot D. Block Is. Plat g. SAT- fsLa
Cliy survey, running thence west i've
ind one half rods. thence south ons
hundred and twenty feet. thence e,.,
Two and onc-hnlf rods thence norih
one hundred and twenty feet To place ~
beginning. all In said Lot 5. Block ii
az private sale for cash at the no.,
price that can be obtained. at the ono,
ot the said executor. No. o. C0simefclsi
block. Salt Lake city. Utah. on or att,
the lat day OF August. 1898
Dated this goth day ~ July. iSes.
=. u. WEsTERFfELD
Executor
u. " wengsr. attorney for execute,
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rir,,-rfonrm DiyIDrND.

2. G. NJ. l.. Slli Lake CITY,
September ~ 1895.
At meeting Of the directors held on
tho 18th Inst. dividend y four per
cent for the half year was declared
upon the capital stock ~ this lnsiliu-
tlon OF record September 2sih, lsss
payable on aud after october 18TH
next 10 stockholders upon prcsentatlon
81 their stock ccrtincatcs. or upon
their written orders.
7. q. WEBER. Secretary.
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AZ m eternal ilnamcn; O.: most won.
dcrfui prnetrative and cufause
power. BALLARD's SNOW I'M
MENT Is not cqualcd BY any other N
the world. rfice % and " cents "a
G. NJ l. Drug Dept.
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Walter J. Lewis. met the famous adju.
dlcainr and extended 10 him a warm
welcome. Dr.. Parry looked none The
worse for the long Journey. After
mutual congratulations the entire party
drove to the Kenyon. who're the doctor
viii maintain his headquarters until az
ter the Eisteddfod has become an event
OF the past.
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pr. Joseph Parry. the eminent Welsh
musician and critic Of cardir. South
wales. arrived at The RIO oranie depot
In his city a, $40 this afternoon. A
committee Of representative welfhmen.
Including ex-oov. Thomas. Prof Evan
stephens. r. r. Thomas, W. n. VII
liams, ". y. Evans. ID. l.. Davis and
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NoTicE.-Thcrc are delinquent on
the following described stock on ac-
count Of Assessment No. 1 Of cents
per share on the capital stock 81 said
company. lcvled on the 23rd day Of
July 1898. the several amounts ant
opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders as follows
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i,iii,

Wlil0llT.-ln the Second ward, Salt
Lake city. September g6th, as a result
ot aceidrntal injuries received on the
siHt inst, William Alexander Wright.
In tho iiHt year u his age.
Notice OF funeral later.
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NOTICE Il hereby given that Al a
meeting u tho Board of Directors. held
on the 20lh day OF September 1896. an
assessment OF one-fourth OF one.sen'
per share was levied on the capital siics
~ the corporation. payable on the eta
day OF october, 1895. 10 ]. ~. Mlyle
treasurer. AT said room Z. Desert IA
tlonal Bank Building. Salt Lake CITY,
Utah. Any stock upon which this ~
aeasment may remain unpaid on ne
2tth day OF October. iSes. will h. de-
linquent and advertised for sale NJ pub
lie auction, and unless payment u made
before, Will be sold ON the 2ist day ~
November 1888, at u o'clock, noon, AZ
the said ofiicc Of the company, 90 ply
the delinquent assessment. togeiher
with the cost OF advertising and eS-
penses OF sale.
J. H. MoYLE. Secretary.
Salt Lake city, Utah. Sept. q. 1895
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ANA IN accordance with law and an
order OF the Board Of Directors made
on the 23rd day Of July. AID. 1898. 10
many shares OF each parcel Of stock AZ
may be necessary viii be sold az pub
lie auction at Room 2if. Atlas Block,
IN the city of Salt Lake. and state ~
isqs. at the hour OF > o'clock In the az.
tcrnoon OF said day, TO pay the deiln-
duent assessment thereon. together
with the costs OF advertising and cx-
pense Of sale. T.. V. DUNCAN,
Secretary Crown Point Mining Com
pany, Room eii. Atlas Block. Salt
Lake city, Utah
Dated this ilth day OF Sept. 1898
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Creditors VIII present claims with
vouchers TO the undersigned AZ Law N.
Gee Of 6. y. Kinney. 70 and rs C1mmar.
cial Blk.. ON or before the 2lnd day o,
January. A. u. 1899,
Date Of irs; publication. sept. q. A.
ID. isgs.
WILLIAM =. HUNTER
Administrator OF the Estate OF Adam
Hunter. Deceased.
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Grand Linen and Lace Cur,uin sale
For prices see window
NOW YORK CASH STORE.
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Grand Linen and Lace Curtain sale
fuf prices see window
NEW york CASH STORE.
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NOTICE or SALE.

In the District Court, Probate Dtv,.,..
salt Lake County. state Of Utah
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Heotographs Of finest quality made by
johnson DruE Co, ~ Main 81.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
MINOR MENnON.

Fair tonlshs and Tuesday, sia,lonar,
temperature.
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Grand Linen and Lace Curtain si'''
For prices see window. .,,,,r.
NEW YORK CASH SlOi'N'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-26

The Grand Millinery receniion ~ n =;
9. 81 l.. on Monday. TUESDAY nv nv
wednesday. sept. %, "a ard y All "ie
welcome.
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ponneyIIle MInInr G mpnnr.
bonneville Mining mpany.
Location OF Mine. Lakeside Mining
District. Tooelc Co. Utah.
General ONCE. No. Is North .fa,n
Street. Salt Lake City.

At meeting OF the hoard Of Dlrsc.
tors held August 2sth. isss. assessmen,
No. .. Of one-half cent per share vas
poratlon. payable on or before October
lat. 1895.
Any stock upon which this asses.
ment may remain unpaid on October
Let. 1898. will be deilnquent
and advertised for sale al
public auction. and unless paymea, IL
made before. will be sold at n North
Main street. salt Lake city. Utah. on
the 18th day Of october. is9s NJ the
hour OF " O'clock noon. TO pay the de.
llnquent assessment. together with
costs Of advertising and expense Of
sale.
ny order ~ the Hoard ~ Dlrcctor,
JOHN WELLS. Secretary
ceii r.ts city. September isi. issS
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II the above described animal is not
claimed and taken away on or before
october 3. 1895 he VIII be sold al civ
Eatray Pound at pm.
JOHN O. NATION,
Poundkeepsr.
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In the matter Of the estate OF Nsw.n
Ifodgman. deceased s"s"
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pELINouENr NOTICE.
Crown Point Mining Company. princl-
pal Oiilcc. Room 2ii Atlas Block.

Location Of works and mines in ulntah
Mining District. Park CITY, sum-
nit County. State OF Utah.
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PROBATE AND ouAHpiaSsu,,,
NOTICES.

Consult County cisrk or tho R..,..,,.
signcrs for Further fnformatioa
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rsrHAY rousp sores.

ono bay Horse, about 6 years old.
EeN on LEFT shoulder.
Es
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Salt Lake Fur Co.,

ouAs. EnEitr, Proprietor,
10 EAST THIRD SOUTH ST.
Wishes 10 call attention that all work In tho
Fur Line gau DO furnished cheaper nos than
later Please bring In your orders fiaht
NJ guaranteed
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p. ~ wenEer. nttorney for -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-03-10
RINEHART & TATUM,
Telephone 2l9. City Bank Building.
Special Commissioners Sale
OF Valuable City Property.

BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit
Court Of Ohio County State Of West N!I-
ginia entered in the cause of James NJ
Lees administrator VS.. Mary Lee ana
others, on the 18th day Of February. A.. ~
1898 the undersigned special commissioner
will sell at public sale. On
MONDAY. APRIL It'll 1925.
commencing al - o'clock a. M at
north front door of the Court liou@0 Oh.
Ohio county. West Virginia the folio" 2
described property Lots Nos. p and ~ OIL
Joseph Caldwell's addition TO tho city "-
Wheeling Ohio county. State of West VIZ
ginia which lots are s.>uate on the soui
west corner of Market and twenty $50 v
enth streets, III the city of Wheeling. 'd'.
of which fronts fifty 900 feet on AatE
street and extend back one hundred h"2
laid off in lots fronting on Twen;E-srE-
enth street, a plat Of which can BE- s.EH
at the office of the undersigned. 7 ht
property will be Offered as whole aEl
in parcels. laid off as aforesaid. and -ol
in the manner in which il Will biInS me
best price
Terms Of Sale:-One-thrd and as much
chaser may elect to pay In cash ON qa>
sale. and the balance in one ana i"'
years. with interest from day OF SAFE
the purchaser giving his notes WIN -P-
proved personal security. and thc Nt| 70
be retained until the whole of ihe pHi-
chase money Is paid.
Special Commissioner
| hereby certify that q $. Rlty spo.al
commissioner has given bond jn He
amount, and upon the conditions re@ 't.A
i ''''' G. il. HENNING.
mh5ei 'Iei"
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MARTINS FERRY.

Thomas Williams is entertaining
a new girl baby.
E. j. Miller returned yesterday from
business trip up the river
James Ralston is able to be out af-
ter a siege of the typhoid fever.
Mrs. Fred Stricklin, of the Fourth
ward, is very i'll with the typhoid fever
Will Rohrey and Fritz Baker were
at Steubenville yesterday on business
Prof. and Mrs ]. w. Schofield are
visiting relatives at Colerain for a few
days.
Deputy Sheriff Forseman was down
from ST. Clairsville yesterday on bust
ness.
The Thimble Bee was entertained
by Miss BERTHE Blackford yesterday af-
ternoon.
Harry Morgan and Joe Yerger have
been signed by the Wheeling Laundry
club as pitchers.
The officers and teachers of the
Methodist Sabbath school met last ev-
ening to make preparations for Easter
services.
MIS-. C6OTSe Neull6uldu anu CultuToll
returned home yesterday from Mas
silon, where they have been the past
two weeks.
The Woman's Club held very in
teresting meeting yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. E. G. Boyd, on
North Fourth street
Mr.. and Mrs. John Welsh. of
Leavenworth, Kas., are visiting Mrs.
Rowe, in the Standard addition. 1t is
probable they will locate here perma-
nently.
superintendent Chapman, of the
mail messenger service, of Washing
ton, D. c., and ]. T. Cowl, superin-
tendent of mails of the Wheeling di-
vision, were calling on Postmaster Ter
rill yesterday.
Miss Lille Jones was the pleasant
hostess to party of her young friends
last evening at her home on Pearl
street. The evening was spent at the
various social amusements. Refresh
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BRIDGEPORT.

Mrs Charles Junkins was some bet
ter yesterday.
The G. & P. pay car was down
over this end of the road yesterday
Mrs Heatherington. of Pike street,
continues in very serious condition
Mrs. James Clayland, of Fort
Worth, Kan, is visiting relatives here.
The bricklayers have begun work
on the new addition to the Crystal
glass works.
r. W. Reid, the nurseryman, made
large shipment Of fruit and shade
trees yesterday.
DR.. 0. B. Black has returned from
d several weeks visit with relatives
in Washington county.
Jacob Ekin, who attempted suicide
by the laudanum route, Tuesday morn
ing. was some better yesterday.
Mrs. Margaret Bitter. of Columbus,
returned home yesterday. after a sew
eral days visit with her mother, Mrs.
John Gilmore.
Marshal Douds received a message
from Moundsville yesterday, asking
him to be on the lookout for a horse
that had been stolen there yesterday
morning.
William Poole has secured the con-
tract of hauling the stone for the first
mile of the pike, John Porter the sec
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ments of tempting nature were dis
Cussed at a SeaSOnable hour

ments of tempting nature were dis
cussed at a seasonable hour.
The suit of Mrs Ella Bishop against
Mrs. Ella Zgraggin for the recovery
Of three foot strip Of ground that has
been held by the defendant for twenty
one years, resulted in a verdict for the
plaintiff.
The following is the programme to
be rendered at the concert to be given
in the Commercial hall Saturday ev-
ening by the Twentieth Century Man
dolin Club: Part Selection Mando-
lin and Guitar Club; Colored Buck and
Wing dance, Harry Morgan; Skirt
Dance, Misses Albinger and Schwalb;
song and dance, H. Springer; selec-
ton, Monarch Quartette, Messrs. Ora
ham. Stroup, White and Purcell. Part
2-Selection, Mandolin and Guitar
Club H. Morgan, in German charac-
ter; selection, Monarch Quartette;
Spanish dance, Misses Albinger and
Schwalb; music, Gramophone.
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----------------e ------------------------
CI.EARWA TER WON.

Boston, March 9.-The three days
pool championship match between
Keogh and Clearwater ended this
morning in a victory for Clearwater
by total score of 600 to SGT. The re-
suit of the two previous evenings had
LETT the score 405 to 349 in Keogh' S
favor and with such lead he started
in on the final leg confidently. Clear
water, however. while playing con-
servative game, frequently took
chances. with the result that in the
first fifteen frames he won large ma
jority of the balls in each frams.
Keogh's lead was cut steadily down
and the score soon tied. Then Clear
water jumped to the front and sue
ceeded in reaching the 800 mark with
KeOgh at SGT.
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A GOOD EXHIBITION.

DETROIT. Mich, March 9-The six
round boxing match between Kid Nc
Partland, of Buffalo, who once fought
Kid Lavigne to a draw. and Jack Ham
mond. of Detroit. at the auditorium to-
night. proved an excellent exhibition. The
Buffalo boxer showed great cleverness.
Hammond was a little above fighting
weight. He weighed 149 pounds, while
McPartland's weight was but 1876. There
was much ineffective swinging in the
first four rounds by both men. Ham
mond did most Of the leading, but Nc
Partland made il lively for the Detroiter
in the last two rounds, hitting him free
w. MCFARLAND proved himsely easily the
superior man There was no decision
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ond mile, and Thomas Williams the
next two miles.
The Democratic convention for the
purpose of nominating a ticket will be
lt2ld tomorrow evening. The only
contest en- the ticket is that for the
nomination of Mayor a. T. Bowie
and Fred Nenninger are the two can
didates. Both are excellent men, and
the contest for the nomination is
rather lively.
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KEY WEST NOTES.
The Doings of a Day at tho American Port
Nearest Cuba-The Cordelia Arrives

KEY WEST. Fla, March 9.-The Brit
ish cruiser Cordeia. of the North Attain
tic squadron, arrived here this afternoon
from Belize. British Honduras. No spe-
cial significance attaches to her coming.
ais her mail has been waiting here for the
last three weeks. and the United States
her intended visit,
The Cordelia is about equal in fighting
CAPACITY to the Raleigh
The Mallory liner Neuces arrived to-day
with 5000 packages of provisions for the
starving Cubans, and $50 cases 'of ammu-
milton.
The despatch boat Fern il hourly ex-
pected from Havana On her arrival the
provisions will be put on board and she
will then proceed to Matanzas.
Two more bodies have been recovered
from the wreck according to advices
from Havana. Any that may be found
hereafter will be brought to Key West
on the lighthouse tender Mangrove in
stead of the Bache
Brig. Gen. Wilson, Chief of Engineers.
Y. S. A., returned to Tampa tonight af-
ter inspecting the local Notifications
While the news that the Senate had pass
ed the 900 defense bill caused pro-
found satisfaction among the naval and
military authorities in Key West. many
declared that more was needed for the
purchase of battleshps and that the nee
essary appropriation should be made
without delay. This. however, is denied,
although Admilar Sicard declines to dis
cuss the probabilities of his resignation
or the condition Of his health.
Well informed officers say it il only
a question of short time when he will
be relieved of the severe responsibility
now resting upon him. To-day he looked
more harassed than at any time previous
for a fortnight.
The mails are held here for the Cincin-
natl and Brooklyn as they are expected
TO join the fleet. A letter has been re-
ceived by a naval officer from an officer
IN Havana, saying that the Maine Of
ficers now in that city will leave for
Key West Saturday next. If this infor-
nation is correct, it may be assumed
that the court of inquiry win leave Ha-
Vana on or before that date
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life long nurse. No man has a right to ask
a woman to share the burden of his ill
health, and that is what he does when he
ask her TO be his wife Ill-health i'll man
Is almost invariably the result of disorders
of the digestive and nutritive organs If
mans stomach is right and his liver
right, his blood will be pure and rich, and
his nerves strong and steady. When the
blood IS pure and rich a man cannot suf-
fer from ill-health. Dr. Pierces Golden
Medical Discovery is the great digestive
tonic 1t IS not a mere appetizer, but
scientific aid to the natural processes of
secretion and excretion. 1t makes the APP
petite keen and hearty promotes the flow
OF digestive juices, makes the assimilation
perfect, the liver active and the blood pure
and rich. 1t builds firm. healthy flesh It's
sues. II is the greatest known nerve tonic
and restorative
Mrs. P Movtensou. of Sanger Oliver Co. x.
OAK, writes: DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery i the best congh medicine ever tried.
A lulc over two years ago afflicted with
a very bad cough and my home physician pre-
scribed God Liver Oil and other kinds OF inedi-
ciac. lie said might 90 into quick consump-
ton and might die in two or three months His
medicine did not do me any good | heard Of
gan taking il, when had taken i about two
months according to directions my cough was
cured, and Siuee that time we have always kept
your medicine IN the house
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate and
invigorate the stomach, liver and bowels
BY all medicine dealers.
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III THE PRESIDENTS HANDS.
The Senate Civil Service Committee Has No
Legislation to responsibilities None is


Legislation 10 responsibilities none IS
Needed,
Washington. March 8. Senator
Pritchard chairman of the committee
on civil service, to-day presented the
report of that committee on the recent
investigation of the classified service.
embodying the conclusions of the COM
mittee. These conclusions are divid-
ed under two heads, as follows:
First, that the executive has the
power to make such notifications as
may be found advisable. and therefore
no legislation is needed.
Secondly, the committee is agreed
that the classification has been too
extensive and that CERTAIN places that
have been classified should be exclud-
ed from classification, so that appoint
ments' MAY be made to them. not
through examination, but at the pleas
ure of the head of the department or
bureau
The committee. therefore, is of the
opinion that the President should
make certain notifications in the ey-
listing civil service rules and should re-
store to the heads of departments and
the heads of bureaus the appointment
of certain classes of officials. The
committee, however, recognizes that
its province in the matter is purely
advisory since it has no legislation TO
propose
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TROLLEY CAR HELD UP.

Chicago, March "a trolley car on
he Cicero and Proviso line was held
Up tonight by robbers, who secured
$40 from the conductor and the passen-
gers. The men boarded the car in a
1esolate spot on Forty-sixth street, and
at the point of their revolvers COM
PEELED the conductor to give what
money he had They took small sums
from the passengers and fed. After
leaving the car they fired q number
OF shots at it, the bullets breaking sew
eral of the car windows, but missing
the passengers.