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New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
INSPECTING GRADE CROSSIAHe'
STATE RAILROAD COMMISSION GOING OVER
THE LONG ISLAND ROAD.

The State Railroad Commission started out yes
tsrdav morning over the lines Of the Long isiano
Railroad to inspect the grade crossings which 'he
railroad proposes to abolish The roaa proposes 70
make extensive changes and improvements anu
the trim of the Commission was to go over the
ground mentioned in the applications. The COM
mission was accompanied by william F. Potter. the
general superintendent OF the road; r. r. fo,u'
chief engineer; C. r. Addison, general road master
ord A A Gardner OF the legal department OF the
road. The party travels in President BALDWIN
private car -, ,,o,av o.
The first trip made down the hocNa"a'
division. taking in Rockaway and Far hocka"ay'
srha Commission then returned to Valley stream
and Inspected the grade crossing at the snr
Road Where the tally-ho party was run Gown ~ d d
couple Of years ago. public meeting was - ohSe tSe
hold at Schrejbers Hotel to hear residents Oh tne
nneiabhorbood in regard 20 the proposed changes
From there the party travelled to Garden 0'y'
where the night was spent, 49,. ..a uor,auk
This morning the train will go down tne Hon,au s
division and Il is expected the nient wa w cd
at Freeport. The enure UP WIN w ~
before Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
DpOuJNENT ARIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ArprMARI,E-Hlram w. Sibley, OF Hochester.
prrCKINGHAM- Professor Charles w. Shields. OF
princeton. n. j. CAMBRIDGE-captain j. X. VIII
Jams u. 8. A. EMPIRE-C Anderson. OF feof'a'
III GRAND-Major jor General Guy V. Henry =. D.
A. GRAND UNION-State Senator w u. faIn-
-, - o., cananoaigua HOFFMAN-Ex- Mayor W.
q KIRK of Syracuse MANHATTAN Congress
man w A. Moody Of Boston. and oakes Ames ot
goston. MURRAY HILL-The Rev. Philip NJ. Pres
rott. of washington. PARK AVENUE-commann-
er w F. Potter u. s. n. wALDoRF-coionei u.
A Wheeler Of Chicago. MISUNDERSTANDING
Trout, T. S. A.. and Captain Charles T. Masoh' "
S. A.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
END or EPISCOPAL CONVENTION
RENEWED ENERGY IN THE WORK OF THE
CHURCH CHARITIES URGED.

Garden City. Long Island, May 1.-THE second
and last days session OF the annual convention OF
the Protestant Episcopal Diocese OF Long Island
was held at the Cathedral here to-day. The iolo"-
,ng were elected members OF the Standing Commit
toe. The Rev Dr. H. c. Swentzel Of st. Lukes.
Brooklyn, for four years in place OF the late
Archdeacon Cooper Of Astoria: the Rev. Robert
Weeks Of Riverhead. for one year, and Alexander
f. orr for four years.
The report OF the Church Charities Foundation
Fund was read by the Rev. Arthur B kinsoiVlhs'
The condition and work of ST. Johns Hospital, IN
Rrooklyn: the Nurses Home, the Home for the
Aged the Home for the Blind the orphan Home
and the dispensary maintained in Brooklyn were
declared to be better than ever before, and re-
newed energy in pushing the work and scope OF
the institutions was urged The receipts from the
usual sources In the year had been SsO46 B The
disbursements were sl05.767 "a. The deficiency had
been covered by a loan of $4,000
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
THE EY-TREAsURER WANTS DAMAGES.

Camden May II especisD.-Peter Greenwad.
FORMER treasurer Of Stockton to-day instructed his
counsel ex-Judge Wescott. 20 institute proceeonss
ag.ins, city Controller Hufty for $4,000 damages
Ser defs nation OF character because OF a. remaIk
said 10 have been made by Mr. Huity az the meet,
saau - - ,hs Finance Committee oi the city Council
an % Monday night when It Ia said that ne intimatea
% ,hat Something was wrong with the accounts OF
Mr. Greenwald - A. c-..n~,.,a ma. r.x.r
"a ~. lly directed over his books ana caen
os,d omcisn,y NV the Controller who to-day made pub
~ q letter dated April Il. 1892 In which ne made
such a demand. saying that ne had waited two
weeks for Mr.. Greenwaid 10 tufh o~er "'e oo""s -
he had promised.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
nrprp,rcAy CLUB ENTERTAINMENT.

The Republican Club Of the Nineteenth ward mas
arranged A minstrel entertainment and reception
a, Knickerbocker Hall for Wednesday evening OF
next week. The committee in charge Is f. w.
Wilson. Henry Mander. James II. Abrams John
Kisseli and Richard Hi. The officers on the c'uo
ore e r. Force president; George w. Churchwell.
secretary; d. H. Judson. corresponding secretary
and NJ Hander. treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
pauyrD CARPET AND SPENT THE MONEY

THE GUARDIAN OF CLARENCE mURRELL sAfs
THE BOY is BAD
According TO Clarence MurrelFs guarh'an' ihd'
youth OF sixteen Is about the worst BOY IN owl
and mas cost his guardian at least 500 IN the las'
two or three years Murrell was arraisheu yes
terday morning In the Myrtle-ave court charee"
by Mrs Annie Murray, of NO oof At'a".''~"'
=. ~ .na ,oroonv Mrs Murray says she sent
MurreIl TO bring home roll OF carpet yatueu er "a
SO and the young pawned the carpet arp lid a IN
cents and spent the money. Murren was ne'" ~
deSs,,It Of s0O ball for the Special Sessions .,,
Mr. Wilson. of the. firm OF wefu an,,S,,s said
sbat he was the boys guardian and ina, hM, shst
murray had been treating the lad wen he pu haa Il
~ latter seemed determined TO go 10 tne Dat
haya me snent 900 in trying to reform that ooy
said MI Wilson. but II don't seem 70 W my
oadU
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
EVIDENCE or BRIBERY AT HARRiSBoRo.

Harrisburg. Penn, May lh-hepr pi,'sn Nv
-, vohaos of Philadelphia. members OF the
Committee appointed by the House OF Representa-
ttves at the recent session to prosecute those per
sons charged with bribery in connection WIN 'he
contest for United States Senator ana Inc McCar'
rel Jury bill this afternoon submitted 10
Attorney Millar the evidence taken by the Legs
80. Conm,,,eo and certified copy OF the House
resouton for Mr beore Maf been T
make a careful study OF the % yho are ALLEGED
M nlhs ye offered brfbes to certain members OF the
g-ala
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
NEW YORK MAY GET THE FERRIS WHEEL.

Chicago. May 1.-THE Ferris wheel. the giant
rnerry-go-round that has been one OF Chicago S
wonders ever since the Worlds Fair began. WILL
I, &c said. do It's next turn In st. Louis or New
York as negotiations for It's transfer 10 one oi tne
c,ties named are now In progress 81 LOUIS wants
e. as an attraction for the Louisiana Purchase Cen,
tennial 1903 but New oIk ai 30 10 "a Io
lmeI .ion " In the vicinity of Manhattan Island
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
TROUBLE OVER A MARRIAGE.
MRS HUNTER OBJECTS TO HER SON HAVING
TAKEN WIFE

Hackensack May II (SpecaD.-Justice OF the
Peace James Erwing OF RfdgefeId Park. was
aroused after midnight week ago yesterday TO
marry Harry Hunter, son OF John Hunter. OF River
Edge, and Miss Nellie Norman, OF Hackensack-
Now the Justice ls doubtful whether he was wise
in his action as Mrs. Hunter. mother OF the bride
groom has consulted a. lawyer fer the purpose OK
nrosecuting Mr. Erwing, alleging that her son 10 .
minor Mr.. Hunter Is superintendent Tor TIE con-
sodated Gas Company, and his son works I unasr s
amateur actor living in the First Ward, says tina!
he is satisfied with his daughters marriage; ana
will defend any action Mrs. Hunter may bring
Mr. Norman believes that Harry is OF age; The
young couple are living with the brides family
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
rpyEsT BOsTWICK RELEASED.

Newburg ~ Y. May II tspecia)'-E'nesl i''ss-
80 ,roro tho Matteawan State Hospital; on an
order signed by Judge Barnard OF TSea oyef
which declared him sane. & He was 'ui"'" WV ~
Sheyir Dunn OF New-York County
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
BEGINNING WORK ON THE TERMINAL.
BIG wHARvEs AND sToREHoUsEs TO BE BUILT
AT TwENTY-FIFTH-sT.

1t was reported yesterday that work on the pro-
nosed railroad depot and warehouse at Twenty
afthst and the waterfront which Is 70 be built
bv the BROOKLYN Dock and Terminal Company,
will he begun within the next few days. and pushed
rapidly until the plant is ready for use 1t Is to
cost about 100000. Ex-State Senator Nedder Is
president OF the company and the other oreers GERS
Woert secretary Mr. vedder said Yesterday t tnas t
the new building would be a general depot lor ths
use ~ The railroads entering New York. and would
have large wharves for the accommodation OF
shlna
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
WANT ASPHALT PAVING FOR BROADWAY

pRoPERTY-owNERs BETWEEN FOURTEENTH AND
FoRTF-sECoND SITS. TO PRESENT
PETITION TO THE COUNCIL
petition Will be presented to the Council at ats
meeting Tuesday next asking for the paving
with asphalt OF Broadway from Fourteenth to
Forty-second-st and around Union Square. The
petition will be signed by nearly all the banks.
hotels. theatres and tenants along the route. to-
gether with 1O2 OF total of 100
affected
II is said many OF the balance nonresident
owners who favor the project but whose signatures
not obtainable because OF their absence. Only
four property owners. all small holders. 1t is said.
are opposed TO the plan
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
"TBE GUyNER'S NATE,

THE Gunner's Mate" new naval drama. y
William J. McKiernan and Hugh J. Gallagher.
ho,h Of Newark has been cordially received at the
Columbia Theatre. In Newark where II IL being
presented every evening this week BY local ANA.
teurs who share with the authors the plaudits @
re .ndsncer The play presents pictures OF HE
on an American battle-ship. with many stirring
tpci
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
BOLD BURGLARS SUCCESSFUL.
THEY GET AWAY WITH VALUABLE SILK FROM
GRAHAM-AvE. STORE.

Isaac Greenblatt a silk dealer, of No "a and e6
Graham-ave reported to the police OF the Stagg-st
station yesterday morning that during Tuesday
thieves entered his store and stole quantity OF
silk valued at $4,000. Greenbatt lives over his
store and he says that after locking up the store.
os usuaI he went upstairs to bed When he opened
the store yesterday morning he found that large
hole had been cut through the partition separating
his store from No. OF. which Is unoccupied. The
burglars had cut off the iron bars of the window
In the rear of the vacant store and then cut hole
in the wooden partition big enough for a man to
nose through They selected about sixty pieces Of
s,Ik from the stock taking only the best. The
store is near that OF Henry Batterman, and the
Neigh borhood IL well lighted. AS rule there are
neonle passing the store all night long. and how the
thieves got the goods out so easily battles the
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
FIREMEN IN CONVENTION.
IRVING wALTERMIRE MADE PRESIDENT or rHn
STATE ASSOCIATION.

STATE ASSOCIATION.
East Orange, May II (SpecaD.-The thirteenth am
nual convention of the New-Jersey State Exempt
Firemen,s Association was held to-day In Common
wealth Hall. East Orange. The town was gay with
flags and bunting The hall was also decorated ana
there was miniature fire engine on the stage.
August saltzman, OF Plainhed, president OF tho
association called the meeting to order Prayer
was offered by the Rev. DR.. George ). Bisnop OF
East Orange, and an address Of welcome was maze
by Edward f. Bruen. township president MI.
saltzman replied briefly Irving Waitermire, OK
Hackensack, was elected president Of the associa"
tion.
After the business meeting street parade was
made headed BY the East orange Fire Department.
The va rtous engines and hose carts being deeorated
Richard Coyne was marshal. Luncheon was served
for the fremen in the arnofy OF Gatling Gun Com
many A. in Cnton-st.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
REDTCED INSTEAD or INCREASED.

Peter Hassinger. a property-owner in Newark.
eas not satisfied with an award OF 81 500 for land
taken IN condemnation proceedings for public park
purposes by the Essex Park Commission, and ap-
Po.feS IN The courts. Yesterday at Newark, .
struck Jury in the Circuit Court gave Hassinger ~
verdict for S. aC7 90.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
sryEyTEEy BRAKEMEN DISMISSED.

Another batch Of dismssais OF employees OF the
Delaware Lackawanna and estern Railroad was
reported yesterday. The mana cement decided 20
reduce the crews OF freight trains. ana eeventeen
brakemen were discharged.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
LEGAL LORE PROM NDERMOTf.
he GRACEFULLY ExoNERATEs TIE CITY By N
LEARNED OPINION.

city is not liable for the neglect OF Its employees.
This information has been impaired TO the Jersey
City Street and Water Board BY Corporation Coun-
quotes decisions Of the courts. milk company
had presented a claim OF $50 for the yaiue OF =!
horse that fell into an uncovered manhoie eerJy
one morning broke his leg and had TO be killed.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
NO BILL AGAINST RABBI sEGAL.

| Elizabeth. May II CspeciaD.-The Union County
Grand Jury. II Is said. has ignored the complaint
~ DIR John Nav Remer against Rabbi Joseph
sexai who broke into the doctors house ana c4fs
| ried away Rose Segal. the rabbrs daughter.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18

Three Of the men named in the dispatch as d.
rectors Of the tunnel company-William e.
Knight. Arthur p. Knight and David j. Newand-
are engineers. occupying Offices together at No 20
Broad-st 1t was said there yesterday afternoon
that the company just Incorporated had no rela-
tion 10 the old North River Tunnel Company:
which a few years ago constructed two sections Of
it's projected tunnel under the river and the prop
erty Of which is to be sold under DEGREES is-
sued by the courts as preliminary TO reorganiza-
lion II was added that the Manhattan Tunnel
Railway Company in earnest in Its purpose TO
hmild a tunnel but that II too early yet to
make public the names of the men behind the
enterprse or TO give any definite details as TO the
ror,e IN ha taken by the tunnel.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
BIG SIX. ELECTS OFFICERS.

At the election OF Typographical Union NO. D.
which was held yesterday. almost an entirely new
hcket was elected. and what Is known as 'ne o'u
Administration is again In power This Is the rae
ton which favors President Donney OF the interna-
tonai Typographical Union. Following are the
new officers elected: President. John H. Deianey'
Fioe-president. William Perkins; secretary-ueas-
urer, Jerome f. Healy Ge-elected); sergeant-at-
arms, Thomas j. Robinson Ue-elected); reading
clerk Thomas A. Lawton (re-eleeiedl: trustee
william Heay auditors. Thomas r. McCrae' |AieA
anger Smiley and James Hennings ,r...o.o,h,oa,
Delegates the international Typograpn,ica,i q,
Union convention which will be held IN Aukus' a.
Detroit are s. Oppenheimer William H. ~, Di,ion; M a;
r. - Corcilus and Dennis F. Ryan VINO Snbne;de2 WI
ne Credentials; aternates. Charles r. Is
william J. Donaghy George r Blaisden ano Jont a
- starkey. The votes were still DeinS ca"'"s9eN
al an early hour this morning
TO OVERHAUL SANDY HOOK LfGHTsHIf'
Relief Ligbtship No. II put in place OF ,he
sandy Hook Hghtship yesterday and me Ia ia.ie !,
was towed into The Lighthouse Department pier Ht
lHnpkinsyile for an oyerhauling.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
,ooyrsrrp gOTEL CHANGES HANDS

-,.r II AImy. who has been the owner anu
Hln. -, ,he New Osborn House. Rochester
a,,eral wears has sold his interes, to cum, y
I0t nes Whitaker. Of this city VINO are nIW Ne ~
nossession. The transfer was mhoe 'h'ous" ~
j. Ward.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
TO BUILD A TUNNEL RAILROAD.

COMPANY INCORPORATED WITH $4,000 CAPT
TAI-sUB-wATER CONNECTION BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND JERSEY CITY.
Albany May 17-Artices of Incorporation wee
filed to-day with the Secretary of State by the Man
haitian Tunnel Railway Company OF New-York
City. to operate a sub-surface or tunnel railroad
in the Borough Of Manhattan, New-York city
The road is 10 start below Canal-st.. on the west
side of the borough thence run through tunnel
TO the shore line Of the Hudson River thence, by
tunnel under the surface Of the river TO the middle
Of said river. which shall be its other terminus in
this State in all about one mile In length 1t Is
further intended TO continue the line by tunne,
into the State of New-Jersey,. with a terminus IN
Jersey City. The capital stock amounts to $4,000,
and the directors are Frederick Martin Lande,
Charles S. Bradley. William f; knight. William \.
of New York City; James V. Hulse. OF Brooklyn,
and Philip w. Hail. OF New-Jersey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
Ncns IIrom Henrico.

The School Board OF Fairfield D.sr'
hold a meeting at the lenrco County
courthouse Yesterday. and 2a.d OF the
teachers Routine business only was
transacted.
ON next Saturday there Will be meet
ing al The courthouse Of the county
Teachers' Association Tho meeting Is
called for 1850 O'Clock.
some prominent citizen VIII be present
III, address the ASSOCIATION.
THE taxes In one County court Tor 1870
viii Bon 81 few days boz subject I'D sfis UNI
der a recent Ac. of Assembly Those who
are SO indebted go Tho coInty viii avoid
trouble aud annoyance boy settling
promptly
The seven Pines Charcoal club hold
ite annual meeting for the installation Of
officers ON Wednesday night last. The
f0IfO,ginr arc the ueWly-installcl officers
who VIII control the mysterious work
inrs of This club for one year. G.. q. Vine
cont president. j. W. Taylor. secretary.
sam West. Treasurer. Wash Bottoms
chaplain George Jordan. Jr.. great
m0aal r. d. Osborne. q. Jordan Dr..
and John Clark, committee ON dissolution
ANA formation.
Tho object of this club is To promote
social moral and intellectual improve
mont among ITS members. Research and
Investigation of the occult sciences are
am important factor in the work of the
ciub This is perhaps the only institu
ton Boo Virginia where Sociology Hyn-
uOfiem and Christian Science arc taught
hy lectures. by essays and 10y iIlustra-
fflu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
PRESIDENT BARR0WS TALKS.
He says the Atlantic League VIII Be
Strongest Minor League.

President Barrow. OF the Atlantic
League. Was IN the city yesterday ana
left las; night Tor Philadelphia.
Il have just completed all the arrange
ments IN reference 20 placing he "ilkes-
barre team On our league said Mr.. Bar
row. "and now the circuit is complete
THE Newark hitch Is slowly dissOlvng
itself The case viii not come up tor
hearing until after the season opens, and
as Newark has been awarded 20 the At
lantic League, Manager Bioemeck VIII
hardly do naught but come into the fold
gracefully. FOR he alone Will be tie loser
IN the fight he is making.
"'rhe League ia my opinion will be The
strongest minor league in the country
ana both the new towns. Wlkesbarre ana
Scranton Will prove anything else than
slouches.
THE present makeup Of thc Richmond
team j. in my opinion much stronger
than II ever was. bat so are the other
teams. and there will be no Ralk-oyrrs
I'm this League this season.
Denny Long Will have O fast lot o.
fellows with hmm again. ana Deacon "a
VIII make q bid al Paterson for tire nar.
while Allentown and Lancaster Nil 90
great work
1.-The outlook FOR a prosperous season
is bright, and ] feel greatly encouraged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
DISBURSEMENTS
Transrc1.. nrReaI E.late.

Richmond-John r.. Euyson and wife
70 Charles Fr,cman. % feet on east side
sixth street between Baker and Pres
ten. 81 $50.
Lucy Jdae Mo0les trustee 20 Lewis
Giuter's executors. Do feet ON south side
Of Leigh street. 81 feet west of Graham,
500.
Hill Montague special commissioner 10
I.aidiow. AlacKil and Co.. Limited 255
feet on north side of williamsburg ave-
nue.. known as King NH. with ma
chinery, fixtures. etc. sl-l0J acres known
as the nil Pond lot with water rights.
etc. 5000
HenrIcO-L. f. Kemp and wife TO
James Mantle - acres ON Williamsburg
road. miles from Richmond. 500
Clarence Peytons trustees 10 John r.
RUPERT. 90 acres between James river
road and James river division of the G..
and o. railroad miles from Richmond,
$500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05

Although his condition since that date
has been quite serious n has rot been
M that nature 10 coniue him 20 the
house permanently. and while not strong
enough 10 resume his daily labors as city
salesman FOR Mr.. James Augustine,
wholesale grocer ne has been out num-
bor az times. on Wednesday morning he
attended the marriage OF hts brother and
wasi apparently I'm good spirits: i'm fact,
m 10 few moments before he was
stricken with heart failure. there was no
indication of SUCH sudden termination
OF his earthly career Mr. Ross possess
ed bright and sunny disposition. and
was very popular. and his death. coming
50 suddenly and without warming. was
terrible shock 10 his lamily ANA many
friends
In addition 90 "a devoted wife aud fam
iy Of five children, Mr. Ross leaves a
father and mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
hard Ross. four brothers Messrs. Joseph
c.. Charles L.. AleXander l. and g.. Syl-
yester Ross. and TWO sisters. Mrs. y. Sit
tcrding. and sister Benedict of the
Benedictine Convent at Brislow, Va. TO
mourn their loss
Mr. Ross was member of 81. Josephs
Beneficial Society, 81 Mary's Beneficial
and Social Union, and 81. Leos Catholic
club. Committees from these Organiza-
tions will attend his funeral. lie was
also "a member OF Belvldere Council,
ROYAL Arcanum.
The honorary pall-hcarers VIII be Sc
lected from the above examinations The
active pall-bearcrs Will De as follows:
Messrs. w H. Schultz. Joseph A. Fisher
Leonard Forstmann. s.. H. Nondcrlchr,
Joseph Wallmycr. Henry O.. Heele, Fritz
Minnlch and Leonard Amrhoin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
BERRYVlLLE BOOM CASES.
Strong Attempt to Mare the Jnrisdic-
ton Co Another Circuit.

BERRYVILLE. VA, Feb. Especial
The February term of Clarke County
Circuit Court was in session this week
with Judge II. W. Harrison presiding.
There We're no jury cases on the docket
and mos. OF the session ras spent on the
boom cases. in which an effort was made
by Thomas ID. Gold, receiver, 10 nave
the common law cases removed 10 an
other circuit upon the ground that JuIge
Harrison being disqualified from sitting
IN these cases and there Was no compen-
sation allowed to a judge coming TO TINS
court from another. delay would event
ually ensue. The defendants, the stock
ladders of the Berryviile Land and I'M
provement Company, protested against
This removal, citing % sustain their po-
sition an act passed BY the LEGISLATURE
rivins them trial by jury IN theis own
couaitcs. The Court sustained the slocA.
holder. holding that this act prevcrtcr
4hem from removing :he cases.
Che original .caarcssy suat OIL us''ES
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-05
Shattered The Gla...

About O'Clock last night o crowd OF
small boys were clustered around Roc.
chicciofs saloon az the corner OF Eishth
ana Main streets. One of them went In.
side and was elected by the bartende.
as being too young for such localities
The bartender smut the door in his face
and The boy Immediately drove his INST
through the large glass. shattering 1t
completely
lie then turned and ran. pursued by
the bartender, but succeeded in making
his escape.
Policeman Wyatt was quickly on the
scene and made an investigation, but
the boy could not be found.