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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-20
Przeglad polityki
miedzynarOdOWej.
Chicago, 20go Czerwca, 1901.

Chicago, 2ogo Czerwca, 1901.
Rzadko kiedy sic zdarzs TAXA
dziwna sytuacya, jaka teraz zapa-
nowaia W zachodniej Europie:
wszedzie na gieidzie ogromny "a
st6j, pomimo, re iuz sic zbliza od-
dawna upragniony koniec sprawy
chi4skiej, kt6rej mocarstwa cofa-
ia sic widocznym pO5piechem; i
pomimo, re ostry zatarg, kt6ry ma
gle powstai miedzy Francya Ma
rokkiem, r6wniez zakonczono ma
gle zupeinie pomyslnie. zdawa-
loby sic, re usuniecie widowni
obu tych drazliwych spraw powin-
no byfo ozywi6 ruch gieldowy, tym.
czasem stafo sic przeciwnie, blu
letyny fnansowe tf6macza to zja-
wisko tenn, re kapitalisci sa zanie-
pokoieni pospiechem, jakim mo-
carstwa zafatwiajs sprawe chinska
z jakim Francya przystafa ma
zgode Marokkiem. W pierwszej
" tych dw6ch spraw pospiech moz-
ma jeszcze wyti6maczyc tenn, re
zgodnoSc koncertu mocarstw sta
wa}a sic kazdym dniem coraz
watpliwsza iatwo mogta sic zmie-
mic W kf6tnie. Ale gdzie powod
szybkiego stfumienia przez Rad
paryski zatargu Marokkiem, kie-
dy WASN'T tym afrykanskim sulta-
natem Francya oddawna szukafa
dla cel6w bardzo waznych kiedy
nareszcie znalazsa pozadany pre-
tekst?-to jest dla finansist6w ME
pokoiacq zagadka j to jest przy-
czyna dziwnego a rzadkiego zjawi-
ska, re predkie usuniecie sszatarg6w
zamiast ucieszyc gieidy wprawifo
je W posepny nastr6j.
Francya oddawna dazy do opa-
nowania tel cze5ci Sahary, kt6ra
oddziela Algier cd innej francus-
kiej kolonii, zwanej Senegalem.
Obie te kolonie chce pofaczye ko-
LEILA, kt6raby sic zaczynafa mad
brzegiem mora Sr6dziemnego W
Oranie, dochodzifa do Timbuktu,
stamtad dazyfa do senegalskiei
stolicy S. Lou S mad oceanem At
lantyckim. Owa Geese Sahary skfa:
da sic grupy zyznych oaz Tuatu
Tafletu, kt6re nominalnie naleza
do Marokka, W gruncie jednak re-
czy So niezaleznemi panstewkami,
oddanemi przez mocarstwa euro
pejskie pod wptyw francuski. Te
vice oazy Francya zdobywa juz cd
lat paru,-zupefnie tax samo, jak
Anglia ziemie boerskie, to macy
bardzo mozolnie i z watpliwym
skutkiem. Zwfaszcza W ostatnich
czssach zaczefo jej zle sic powo-
dzic: Berberyjczycy nietylko od-
parli wojska francuskie, lecz zacze-
Ii nawet napadac na algierskie
wioski. We Francyi wiedziano, re
marokka1scy Kabylowie pomagajq
Berberyjczykom, ale ME byio ma to
dowodu, wiec tez niepodobna byfo
zaszachowac marrokanskiego rza-
du. Zdarzyio sic jednak, re Kaby-
lowie zamordoxali jakiegos fran
cuskiego kupca, zatem Rad parry
ski skorzystaf cd biedy tego wy
padku, aby przycisnac suitana Alb
del-Azisa, rozumiato sic jednak sa-
mo przez sic, ze takiej sprawy ME
podobna bedzie postawic bardzo O.
stro, a wiasnie szto wystapienie
bardzo ostre. Tu szczescie sprzy-
jafo Francyi: W Algierze schwyta-
no jakiegos wysianca marokkan-
skiego, prey kt6rym znaleziono IL
sty suitana Abdel-Azisa do wodz6w
berberyjskich, W listach zas byfy
zapewnienia, re sultan bedzie po-
sajemnie popierat woiownik6w ber-
beryjskich, bedzie ich zasilaf zof-
nierzem, bronia j amunicya, ale ja-
wnis wystapIe przeciw Franeyi ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-20

imperyi knuta Sybiru. Czy po
MIN, jako po nastepcy tronuN mogli
sic nihilisci spodziewac wiecej, niz
po wzglednie iberalnym Aleksan-
drze II?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-20

tajny policyant lBenja min Ettelson
i brat jego Michael Ettelson. Tych
ostatnich obydwu juz aresztowano,
. inne wyzej wspomniane osoby
zostana W tych dniach areszto.
wane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-20
Kronika MiejscoWa.
NieszczesIiwe wypadki.

w magazynie firmy Armour q
Co. ma rogu ulic Loomis i 43 ul!.
pekia wczoraj rura parowa. 45letni
William Taylor, 3271 LaSalle str,
zostaf ciezko poparzony W twarz i
piersi i doznai wewnetrznych groz-
nych uszkodzei; zawieziono go do
szpitala Provident, gdzie wkrotce
potem umarf. 25letni Perry Smith,
62l0 Carpenter str, poparzyi sic
ciezko W twarz rece; lekarze maja
nadzieje utrzymania go przy zy-
ciu.
80 letni Charles Stark spadf
wczoraj re schodow W SVEN mie-
szkaniu pm. 80 Clark str, Nieprzy-
tomnego zawieziono do szpitala po-
wiatowego, gdzie lekarze >skonsta-
towali wstrzasnienie mozgu, W sku-
tex kt6rego zapewne umrze. ~
% letni robotnik Samuel Nico-
stro wczorai W poblizu LOG ulicy
aeskoczyt z szybko jadacego pocia-
GU frachtowego kolei Pan Handle,
upadl W tyl i mocno pokaleczyf sic
W glove. Jest W szpitalu Monroe;
bye moze, re sic uda utrzymac go
przy ayciu.
Michael Koskill, 63S N. Paulina
str, pracowaf W skfadach Western
Stone Co., kiedy spadt ma niego
kamien pewnej -dzwigni, zfamaf
mu prawe biodro i zranif go ciezko
W glove. Koskill jest W szpitalu
br. Alexyanow.
47 letni mularz Jacob Hotter re.
skoezyi wczoraj tramwaju ma
Sangamon str. pomiedzy Randolph
Lake str, upadf, j ciezko skale-
czyf sic W glove. Jest on W szpi.
talu powiatowym.
Sprzysiezenie.
Dnia 9 Czerwca rano o godz. !
wybuchi pozar W drewnianym do
mu pn. 48 80 st., W ktorym posia-
dsf sklad cygar E. j. Disman. Po-
zar wybuchf W skutek zapalenia sic
wyplywajacego pewnej rury
gazu.
Disman najaf byf 6w domek d.
II Maial pbespieczyf on sw6j
sklad cygar W trzech roznych kom'
paniach ssekuracyinych razem ma
sumo $4,000. Po pozarze zebraf
cd r6znych kupc6w, kt6rych
wrzekomo nabyf towary, zaprzysie-
zone zeznania swiadczace, jakoby
wartosc owych towar6w wynosifa
1854. Poniewaz okolicznosci to-
warzyszace ogniowi bysy podejrza-
ne, przete zarzadzono tajne sledz-
two i okazafo sic, co nastepuje:
Driscoll kupif byi stare sprzety u
handlarza starzyzny j. Weisskopfa
"a $48, otrzymat cd niego po-
swiadczenie, re zaplacif "a ME
$3.50; u frmy Waikell Bros. kupif
cygara "a $67 otrzymaf poswiad-
czenie, ze kupif je "a S2,S04; u
Isaaca Tuckhorna kupit aparat ka-
sowy "a 800, otrzymaf poswiad-
czenie, ze zapiacif "a 'niego SlOp.
Nadto otrzymaf po5wiadczenie cd
L. Lamperta, ze kupii u niego cy-
CARA "a $500 i cd Fensterstoka, re
kupii cygara "a $3.50, chociaz
nigdy icL ME kupowa}. Podejrza-s
nymi 8 wzniecenie pozaru, oprocz
aamego DFiscolla, % take byly
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-20
Telegrar11y.

PETERSBURG, 20 Czerwca. =
2 okazyi urodzin czwartej rzedu
c6rki, ktorei stan zdroWia ME po-
zostawia mic do zyczenia, podpisaf
car ukaz, moca ktorego zostaje
zmniejszona kara studentom, kto-
rzy brali udziaf W ostatnich rozru-
chach. Niekt6rzy przestana siu-
5yc W rotach aresztanckich, innym
policzono czas sluzby ma rachu-
mex obowiazkowego pozostawania
W wojsku.
W cafej Rosyi panuje ogrom-
ne rozgoryczenie, re carowa
powifa tylko corke, zamiast spo-
dziewanego syna. Spodziewano
sic og6lnej amnestyi, orderow, "a.
| prowadzenia reform, ,lobnizenia po-
| datk6w, tymczasem wszystkie ma
| dzieje zawiodiy.
W1EDEN, 2Ogo Czerwca.
| Do Lutomierzyc zabraf cesarz z
soba ministra dra Reczek. Tam
mieli Niemcy sposobnose przyjmo-
wac monarche ostentacyjnie i Okla
zywac mu, jak bardzo goruje zy-
wi6f niemiecki mad czeskim. Bur.
mistrz Funke zaznaczyf SVEN
przem6wieniu powitalnem, ze
Niemcy pragna Czechami .ayc W
zgodzie.
w Pradze aresztowano Czechow
Orsowica Zarosa pod zarzutem
nalezenia do spisku ma zycie cesa.
RIA Franciszka Jozefa.
Rio DE JANEIRo. 20 Czerwca. -
| Podwyzszenie cen jazdy ma liniach
kolei ulicznej Sac Christovaos stale
sic powodem zaburzen. w Ponie-
dziafek wieczorem spalono kilka
wagonow, we Wtorek tium ludu
dopuszczat sic roznych innych
naduzyc. w handlowej dzielnicy
miasta wystapiia policya przy po-
mocy wojska przeciw buntowni-
kom, przyczem zabito 4 poranio-
no 20 os6b. Wczoraj wieczorem
ponowiiy sic zaburzenia, lecz ME
przybrafy wiekszych rozmiarow.
Zaburzenia te ME maja polityczne-
90 charakteru.
LoNDYN, 20go Czerwca, -
Wczoraj wieczorem, W olbrzymiej
Queens Hall" odbyi sic wielki
mityng przyiaci6f Boerow, ma kto-
rym powzieto rezolucye, nazywaja-
ca obecna wojne barbarzyhstwem i
zadajaca niepodlegfosci rzeczypo-
spolitych afrykanskich. Za namo-
wa Daily Mail" wcisneio sig do
hall DUO krzykaczy, starajacych
sic przeszkadzac m6wcom, Wyrzu-
cano ich "a drzwi. Pred hala, ma
ulicy zeprat sic tfum 1ocio tysiecz.
ny, kt6ry zachowywaf sic TAX hala-
sliwie, re policyi z trudnoscia przy.
chodzifo utrzymac porzadek.
Gazety szowinistyczne potepiaja
ruch przyjaci6t Boer6w, pietnujac
jego przyw6dzc6w jake zdrajc6w
ojczyzny, kt6rzy utrudniaja zada-
ME wojsk Afryce ME mniej nia
Boerzy, walczacy bronia W reku.
A. j. Balfour, ,pierwszy lord skarbu
przemawiaf W podobnym duchu ns
bankiecie, tiomaczac stuchaczom,
re rezolucye przyjaci6i Boerow
przediuzaja wojne, kompromituja
armie angielska narazaja Rad an.
gielski ma utrate wpiywu W polity-
ce miedzynarodowei,
KopENHAGA, 2Ogo Czerwca. -
Rad Stanow Zjednoczonych ma
desfa} note, W ktorej zapoWiada, re
jezeli Dania ME chce odstapie In
dyj Zachodnich, bedzie musiaia
ufortyikowac brzegi wysp St. Tho
mas i st. John traymac da Mich
garnizony, poniewaz wyspy te
strzedz musza wejscia do kanaiu
Nicaragua. Nota amerykanska wy
warfa ma Dunczykach przygnebia.
jace wrazenie, poniewaz zalozenie
fort6w ma wyspach i utrzymanie W
Mich wojska pochtonefoby bajeczneN
sunny.
Cry1.vrN On C,arr,oo No
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1901-06-20
Znaczny pozar.

WcZoraJ wleczorem Wybucnf po-
Ear W budynku ma pofudniowo
wschodnim rogu Fifth ave. i
Adams str. Zrzadzif on szkode ma
$4,000, MIN go ugaszono; gfownie
poszkodowane So firmy Bande &
Hanlon, jakotez Richardson Silk
Go. Robert & Lydich. W czasie
pozaru nadjechaf szef Swenie, kto.
ry, jak wiadomo, zrezygnowaf z u
rzedu d. l Lipca ma sic usunac
sic cd sfuzby publicznej. Ujrzaf
on dzielnych strazak6w ma platfor-
mie schod6w ratunkowych ma a
pietrze, otoczonych plomieniami,
tlukacych szyby celem dostania
sic do wnetrza; szef stanaf pod gra-
dem spadajqcych kawaik6w szkia i
wydawat spokojnie rozkazy, ME
zwazajac ma niebezpieczenstwo, =
azeby udowodnit, re AMI ma odwa.
DE, ami ma energii mu ME zbywa.
Rozpaczliwa ucieczka.
19letni robotnik John McQuirk
zostaf skazany ma prace W bridewell
pod kara $40 "a diva dnimiaf bye
iuz wypuszczony, ale wczoraj pro-
bowaf uciec. Byf on wraz 2 inny.
mi wiezniami zatrudniony poza
murami zakfadu przy robieniu ce.
giei. Sadzac, re sic nadarzyia do.
skonala sposobnose, pr6bowaf u.
ciec, skierowaf sic ku Sacramento
ave. moze bylby to przypsacif zy.
ciem, gdyz scigajacy go dozorcy
juz sic zamierzyli strzelac do ME-
go, gdy ma wyrazny rozkaz glow.
nego dozorcy John J.Sloan,od tego
sic powstrzymali. Pc dwumilowej
gonitwie pochwycit uciekajacego
dozorca Belski przyprowadzif go
napowrot do zakfadu.
Morderca schwytany:
Espanis Maggie, ch}opiec 15letni
sprzedaiacy gazety, zamordowaf
Olafa Olsona, kt6ry sciga& jego j
jego towarzysza, gdy ci ukradli Pc
wne jarzyny.
Towarzyszem Maggia byf Joe
Luchesi, ktory mieszka obok
Maggia. Kiedy Olson zostaf zabi-
ty, Luchesi pobiegf do domu, pro-
bowaf usnac, ale przez Gaia noe ME
zmruzyi Okla dreczony wyrzu-
tami sumienia, poszedf do
znanego sobie detektywa L. Bocka
i opowiedziai mu o wszystkiem.
Maggia aresztowano. len poczqt-
kowo wypieraf sic wszystkiego i
zachowywaf sic zuchwale, ale W
koncu zlozyf zeznanie, twierdzac,
ze bronil tylko wiasnego zycia,
gdyz Olson chciaf go pchuae no.
zem. Kiedy go przyprowadzono do
trpmny chfopca zabitegos rozpfa-
kai sic.
Maggie mieszkaf u matki ! oj.
czyma swego pm. 3S Milton ave.
Matka ME chce wierzyc, by syn jej
byf winien.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-07
FREE pELTrERY AND GOOD ROADS.
Colonel. ALBERT A. POPE WOULD HAVE
APPROPRIATIONS DEPEND ON STATE
OF HIGHWAYS. d e

Colonel Albert A. Pope, the bicycle manufacturer
has suggested 90 PostmasteT-General Smith tha'
in the extension n the rural free delivery system
the APPROXIMATION depend the condition OF the
roads His letter 10 Mr.. Smith is as follows;
The experiments Of the Postothee Department. IN
the matter Of free delivery for rural glstrctS nave
from the outset interested me, and am Gldu 10
knew that the Of this undertaking has been
sufficient 10 warrant material increase IN the ap-
propriation for this service May he permitted
to suggest that. in my opinion greater good can
be accomplished by confiuing such deliveries TO re-
Cions having proper roads. or, in other words
make the appropriation depend on the condition
of the roads? This would act as an incentive for
towns and counties 10 bid for free delivery by a
me- terial Improvement in their highways. and result
in a benefit your department by the increased
case and therefore. lessened expense Of these de
liVeries
The work already accomplished by the Massa-
chusetts Highway Commission is Of inestimable
value, not so much for the amount of highways
constructed by them for the education thus
given 20 towns and outlying districts in the proper
building and maintenance of roads.
The Importance Of highway improvements
never more keealy emphasized than by your trial
of free postal deliveries and by the OF motor
vehicles for suburban and country service.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-07

w. L. Gold, an assistant teacher in the male de-
partment OF Public School No. 10, at No. 244 East
Fourteenth-st., was dismissed on the recommenda-
ton OF the Committee on Teachers on charges
brought by Superintendent John Jasper and Joseph
s Taylor. principal of the school, and sustained by
the committee after investigation Mr.. Gold
was charged with neglect OF duty, insubordlnation
and insolence toward the principal with inficting
corporal punishment on five boys and with striking
Robert Douglass, pupil, with his elbow and push
Ing him violently against a piano
resolution was passed urging the Corporation
Counsel 10 hurry up the condemnation proceedings
on sites selected for schools = 'e'
w l.. Bukley was born in cou,h "a ro,ina d,r,,s,
The Civil War and was dIeated in pubiic srhooIss
mere mere al clafiin University. Wesleyan University
sssnaCuse University, strasburg and Paris. He has
"a IN South Carolina Cafiin University and
gress Puohc schoois OF this city. He has the de-
e'ss oa bachelor or Arts from Clafiin and Master
81. AIss bsiod and Doctor Of Philosophy from Syracuse
.pd ss.onss 10 the American Pathological Society
aho the Archaeological Institute OF America
New-York tribune., 1901-03-07

a tail man. wearing good clothes and of distin-
guished appearance. walked into the West One
hundred nd -fftysecond-s station last night and
in a very much sgitated manner inquired if he was
in a police station
Yes. this is police station" replied the ser
geant
We'll I'm a murdered want 10 give myself
up" said the He then declared that he was
William ]. Bryan thirty-eight years old who came
here three weeks ago and had been living at No 9o1
West Eighteenth-st.
They want me in Minneapolis for the murder of
young woman he said
The sergeant talked 10 the man and quietly told
Policemen Goodell and Barn TO hitch un rho pa
troll wagon and take Mr.. Bryan Bellevue He
was placed in the insane pavilion.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-07
A MODERN APARTMENT Horsr

The keen latter day competition among builder.
OF high class apartment houses has been proluc,,v
OF greater comforts and conveniences nav -
uries, than even the widest fights of fancy vs,,
uTed 10 picture wears ago r. g.
features and appointments introduced in A.,
class apartments that if they were in exsfenes.s
decade ago. were perhaps used only in the Rows, =
of miilionaires- The EI Nido apartments AZ ~
northwest corner of Seven th-ave. and One-hr5rsss
and-siXteenth-st., furnish an apt ilIustrs fior
there are luxuries and comforts which any as
who has not lived in a modern apartment 'hons.
can fully realize. The interior arrangement a..
pointments and finish of the FL Nido are scarrsIv
excelled in any other house of this class in ~
city. The FL NidO is a credit to the huiI5s-.
skill and taste and Paul Mayer. the manager s,s
agent of the house. certainly does not exaggarats
when he declares the apartments to be among rss
finest in Harlem The building recently COM
pleted. and the apartments are now being rsntas
at very moderate prices Sa
New-York tribune., 1901-03-07
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS
washington March s-The following army and
navy orders have been issued:


washington March s.-The following army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY
ssn.sSns .NoEL 3 BISHOP EDWIN p aNnpr-s
-. Sssslrs, VIII repcrt the examining boar5 :,
,ot aver Tor eSamirstion for promotion ~ 81
:, ses.nce an certificate y-a,,.s r-s
am JOHN A DAPRA 23d In.anfrr Sap-
Apfh :" on surgeons oertihoafe '-7a ="
Captain HAROLD W cowPrcR a.sis,.,, Co.. -
slor. LOT transportation Manila where se H,l WI b
honorsbiy discharged 'eh infantry, Is
me reslFnation of first Lieutenant VINCENT ~ -,
oi-N' 'f'' <a''h Infantry. is announced - LII
firs. Iii tL1iee,snant ECGENE p. JERvEy Jr 10Th cav,
az proceed 20 Baltimore enter urssn rses
N-s- renewing Major Fred Wheeler retired U'iis
VISOR PAUL r. sTRACB surgeon, will nro-A.. .. y .
crook and report for duty fs' y" rort
Major HENRY y. THoAASoN surgeon will ,-,o..
san Francsoo for temporary duty theme. - No. 70
"hefe ne VIII be assigned 10 duty "a'
Ms1or kobEEf II ZAUSER surgeon viii rejosn hi. n,
fion a. FoTr Dupont. NE .
NAVY
Captain " COOPER detached command .be ro,-.
April u 20 home and await orders.
'sHtsln + FERRY, detached duty sr naval xecretsrx
Lighthouse Board, Treasury Department wsshinrfo1
AsFen .; 70 the Iowa April J. for command
captain W MAYNARD. 20 duty as naval secr.+sry
Lighthoass Beard Treasury Department. Washington
Lieutenant A. j. wADHAAIs detached ,b. v.r,no,,. .,
rome await orters, and resignation sceept1d 10 ts
saeet from Nay 8, 1901. " ~
ilsu,eaaat r. w KELLOGG. detached Hydrorruphio o..
nee Bureau u Equipment: 10 the Lsncssa.r IaTob q
isentsnant J. II DAYTON detached IN. rancss..,
nroh ~ 10 nome and await orders.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-07
PROPERTY OWNERS IN DISTRESS.
DECISION NOT TO PAY THEM FOR HOLDINGS
ALONG EAST RIVER BRIDGE AP-
PRoACH THE CAUSE.

Along the line of the approach Of the New East
River Bridge many of the hundred or more prop
erty owners have been told by the bridge commits
sioners to vacate their premises by March IA as
that day the work of razing will be begun
These property owners We're sell their nropertv
to the city bridge purposes at agreed valuations
and the bridge commissioners intended to paw
them. thereby taking the property out of condemna-
ton proceedings
This proposition, however. was vetoed by the
Board of Estimate. and. IL is not known whom
the owners will get their money distress has been
brought to a number of households. These people
in limited circumstances, do know where 10
go. as they have present OF either pay
ing the expense of moving the rents which they
must pay until the city gives them their money
II may be many months before the commissioners
In the condemnation proceedings finish their work.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-07
FAVOR STREET EXTENSION PLAN.
RESIDENTS AND OTHERS ADVOCATE A d.
VISION OF ST. NICHOLAS PARK FOR ONE
D-THIRTY-FIFTH-ST

Uptown real estate men held meeting Tues
day evening in the ONCE of Paul Mayer. at Sew
enth-ave. and One-hundred- and nd-sixteenth-st, and
talked the bill which is now before the iegis-
lature extend observation-disclosures y-hfth-st-
through ST Nicholas Park. II said in the
discussion OF the bill that a large majority of
owners of property on both sides of the park are
i'm favor OF the extension Of One -hundredand-thr-
ty-hfth-st.. because the Improvement would make
communication between two adjacent parts OF the
city easy and rapid, whereas they are now sep
arated from each other by the park from One-hun-
dred-and- -twenty-seventh-st. 70 Oue-hundred-and-
forty-frsI-st. The opening Of One-hundred-and-
thirty-ffth-st ii was said. would not mar the
beauty of st. Nicholas Park make the park
any less ENJOYABLE pleasure ground Among
the men who declared themselves in favor Of the
hill were William Whitehead, e Fl Gates and
Paul Mayer, respectively president, vlce-presdent
and secretary of ;ne North Manhattan Taxpayers
Association. Others who favored the passage CT
the bill were Thomas n. Jordan. OF the Equitable
Life Assurance Society; John sloane of the carpet
firm Of w. & ]. Sloane; Ward Belknap. EraStus
Hamilton. William HOGS, Carl Just. Max Bern
heimer L. & X Ungrich and representatives Of
several large estates
Thomas n Jordan said yesterday to Tribune
reporter that the sentiment OF property owners
was in favor of the One hundred-and-t -thirty-ffth
ST. extension. far he had been able judge.
The Equitable Life Assurance Society,", he said,
has interests which would be benefited. think.
by the extension OF hundred-andt thirtyhfth-st
Personally, l believe that the extension is needed
open up fine residence part of the city west
of St Nicholas Park and make it more accessible
rs there not danger that St Nicholas Park
would be ruined by The extension Of the street
through t?'' asked
Il do not think So he replied. The plans for
ape h the ear a AS@ e bedm, m paFk az h are pr % M &
marred, The park would continue 70 be a pleasure
ground / do think the opening OF One-hun-
dred-a -thirty-ffth 81. would injure the park In
the least
rs IL not TO be expected that trolley company
will monopolize the street after 1t is cut through
the park"
Il do think the advocates of the bill are
working in the interests of any railroad company.
l do not think any company lay tracks in
street cut through the park without the consent
of the city authorities
why could not the city authorities extend One
hundred and thirty dfthst. without action by the
legislature?
Il understand that the park provided for by
of the legSls ture, and the city authorities
a street through the park without the per
mission of the legislature
New-York tribune., 1901-03-07
LEGISLATION WONT BRING Reform.
VIGILANCE AND PERSONAL EFFORT
ARE NEEDED.

Bishop Potter delivered an address yesterday af-
ternoon in the temporary chapel Of Columbia Uni
versity, Schermerhorn Hall. under the auspices of
the Churchmens Club OF the University, What
Young Man Owes to His City" The chapel
crowded, and many women in the audience
Bishop Potter said in part:
| have been assigned by the, chaplain 10 speak
about what young man owes his city but must
difference between what mar owes 10 his citY and
what he 10 his country. The government of this
@ Tes re %6 wi S W%a % he
republican form OF government is to-day on trial
W hat does man or woman owe 10 the city, State
nation? To gain an intimate knowledge OF the
form Of government. in which the average man is
But there is a duty greater than this-the duty of
to believe that by legislation We can secure moral
or social reform, You may elevate your standard
OF our legislators and make more severe the Civil
Service examinations with beneficial results for
good government consists. tS not IN the laws or in
sentiment which is SO often atrophied by negli-
In a Southern State recently party. Of which
was one talked the police system in New
President Lows home. told us OF a burglary in
his house He bad taken every cry preeautio9 AGAINST
II. nevertheless; When The burglary was announced
men @ Tom oh the 'f Bugars % GcmPany a 50 M H
derDd 6fG wh4t M @ s seFy WT@ng o Sahf Hs
The burglars The reply was, oh. hen! These men
This should cause the blush of shame on every
honest mans face, to think that policeman
s should have 70 be bribed to do his duty This IS
pitch of degradation have come! There must
cence, prevent crime and compel officials TO do
their duty. The most effective service ever done
Roosevelt When he went by himself walking about
at t night M to See what vas gong on and he go, i
do their duty. 1t is not vigilance alone that is
man sGod SS Service and
Gopdsmn bad service HoWeyer corrupt an admin
so as to produce social and moral upheavaL