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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-25

Not In the Trust. Special This Evening
and Thursday: String Beans, Sc per 4
PIX: Spinach. Sc per 4 PIX; kale, sc per 4
PIX; New Potatoes. Sc per 4 PIX: 3
lunches Beets. 1Oc; 3 lbs. Tomatoes. Csc;
Large White Lettuce, sc; Green Peas. 15c
per 4 PIX: large bunch Asparagus, 15c;
White House Coffee. S5c h.: nice drinking
Coffee, &c: Porterhouse Steak. CSC: Sir
loin. 25c; Beef Liver. 12c h.: Pork Chops.
1Sc h.; Veal Outlet, Soc h.: Eggs. 24c doz.
Excelsior Market. 2CO2 7th st. NV. COP
posite Ball Park
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-25

Have You Heard the ViOlnno virtuoso:
Lovers of music are invited to call at
Ogram's. 18th st. and Pa. ave-, from $3.50
to and from 7:45 to 10 pm, and enjoy
a grand concert by the Violano Virtuoso,
pronounced by the L. s. government the
eighth scientific wonder Of the world
Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-25
Sudden Death of Infant.

Coroner hewitt this morning was told of
the sudden death of the infant child of
Emma Johnson, colored. of 1922 26th
street northwest. certificate Of death
from natural causes was given.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-25
Wife Seeks Absolute Divorce

Mrs. Regina James has filed suit for an
absolute divorce from Louis W James.
They We're married November s. 1906 and
have one child. Misconduct is alleged
and a correspondent named. Attorney G..
A. Maddox appears for the husband
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-25

Improved Service to St. Louis Via
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
Through sleeping car now operated tc
st. Louis, leaving Washington 6:1O D. m
st. Louis 6:2S pm. next day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-25
Land af the Sky.

Delightful resorts in the western North
Carolina mountains. Three trains daily
Through sleeping cars. Excursion fares
via Southern railway. Consult agents,
7O5 10th St NV, and 9O5 F st. NV
Advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-25

Better Let Hinkel Store Your Carpets
as we'll as clean them. Fireproof building
Moderate rates. Tel. NJ. 1923 for wagon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-25
Athletic Events in Program.

$71.SO to Salt Lake City and Return.
Baltimore and Ohio route-account n. E.
A Association meeting. Tickets told July
l to 3. valid for return until Oct. 81. ASK
agents for Observation-Disclosures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-25

natives have no feet or hands, they all have ru1
to Jaws; because their blessed isle demands no
other thing than laws. They nothing do but leg
islate and frame new laws each day, and no one
has to pay the freight; there is freight to pay
There talksmiths aye in the van, and lawyers
are in swarms, and he is held the greatest man
who springs the most reforms. There one
plows and yields the toilers
traps, because they all are making laws to gov
ern tother chaps No smoke from factory or
mill is seen upon the breeze; reforrners come
along and kill such industries as these. If any
fellow stains and racks his form to gain roll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-25
Ladies Appreciate

the special facilities provided for their
exclusive use by the Union Trust Co.
s.w. cor. 18th and HI SITS. 80 on savings
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-25

Royal Cafe, 517 18th st. NV.
Special dinner. 2oc, 400 to pm. 27'
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Householders Well Informed.

$500 to Mountain Lake Park and Return.
Baltimore and Ohio r. R., July 1 to T.
Tickets valid for return until July 49,
advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-25

We're Best Equipped to Handle
your special millwork contracts Machine.
on premises. Tel. Eisinger Bros, 21O9 18th
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Line 1855. Open All Night. Line. 1857.
Tyrees, 18th and III SITS. ne. Druggists.
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Come in Ont the Wet. Gotten Any
lemonade? Free lemonade. Va Theater
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the hole You have they say earthly right money you
have earned and to the lawyers foolish wight all must be
turned for what call prosperity don't
there's always sin where such things be- and all need laws
And beneath their up flags they argue RAIL- onhalf
the population drags other half to Jail
George sss aathsa s's as ss IMox Mexa.<
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-25
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.
Homemade Layer Cakes, Csc.

A Holmes product nat is a boon tC
housekeepers. As pure and inviting il
made in your own kitchen. Delivered in
individual boxes. Just phone NJ. ABB or
postal HOLMES BAKERY. 1OI + st.
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CITY ITEMS.
A Cold Bottle Of Heurich's

A Cold Bottle OF Heurich's MaerHen
or Senate makes you forget the discom-
forts Of hot weather. Keep your icebox
we'll stocked with these pure. wholesome
beers. doz., $1.75 Lager, $3.50. Bottle
rebate, soc. Drop postal or Tel. West 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-25

Going Out to Chevy Chase Lake
tonight? Marine Band music, dancing, etc
Advertisement.
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Anything to Self

Anything to Self
Include IT in Saturdays Auction Sale
at Weschler's, $40 Pa. ave- NV. Good
results. Prompt returns. Phone NJ. 1882.
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Phone Your Want Ad to The Star.
Main 244O.
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Booklet ON Safe Investments Free.
Send for one. A. F. FOX CO., 1911 H.
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No Other Bridal Carriages Satisfy
like Downeys turnouts. Stables, 1920 Il st
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Typewriting. Telegraphy. Business and
Civil Service courses. The Drillery.
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LOCAL MENTION.
AMUsEMENTS TONIGHT.

Columbia-The Columbia Players. In
'sMrs Leffingwelrs Boots" Sis pm.
Polfs-Poh Players. in THE Call OF the
North" SIS pm.
Belasco's-"Capt. Scott's South Pole Ex-
petition Emotion pictures and lecturer,
5 and $50 pm.
Glen Echo Park-Outdoor amusement
and dancing.
Chevy Chase Lake-Marine Band con-
cert and dancing.
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.
Chesapeake Beach-Trains daily from
District line, as per schedule In railroad
column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-25

Solos Baking Powder.
Superior to any ether at any price.
25c a pound.
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Reliable Plumbing.
A. Eberly's SONS, us TIN st NV.
Phone Your Want AID to The Star.
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Ell Dorado
By WALT MASON

There land of pure delight from vulgar
where people and night invenng reforms The
The evening world., 1913-08-16
SUFFRACEHE Wife
HAS SUPPERLESS HUBBY
ARRESTED ONCE MORE
Charges Rupp With Non-Sup'
port, While He Sues for Gus
tody of Five Children.

Lawrence Rupp. the little antl-suffra-
sist OF No. 100 Glenmore avenue. Brook
In. who got himself in a peek OF trouble
when he called his speechmaklng wife.
Martha. off the suffrage soap box and
asked her to go home and cook his sup
per, appeared in the Domestic Relations
summons obtained by hls wife. charg-
ing him with refusing to support her.
Since MAGISTRATE McGuire ruled that
Rupp had no right to interfere with his
wife when woyk King in the cause" even
for the purpose OF reminding her that
a working man coming home At night
likes something to eat. i:app has been
an infrequont visitor to the home OF his
spouse and five children.
Rupp surrendered after GLIDING those
who ATTEMPTED to serve him for several
days and told Magistrate Fitch lie was
ready to stand trial \or not supportin5
IA woman who thought more o' her
work for suffrage than of her home.
His suffrage spouse not being in cyi
dencc, Magistrate t'i,rh pirOi-d Rupp IN
the custody OF his counsel until FRIDAY
Il am applying to the supreme couri
for possession of my children, whom
am wiling TO support" said Rupp. "I'ut
| will hght rather than support my wife
who defles me and 'Hunts me with hei
victory in court, She has been engage,
IN the suffrage movement constantly
since IN. Magistrate gave her "A riph
The evening world., 1913-08-16
KELLEY MAKES DENIAL,
Chicago Editor Knows Nothing
About Voting Machine Scandal.

James Kelley. manager OF The Chi
case Tribune. whose name has been
mentioned in the dispatches in conn.c-
ton with charges made in Chicago by
representatives Of the Empire Voting
Machine company. returned from Eu-
rope to-day. lie read the publications
containing the charges of H. w. Barr.
agent of the company. soon after he
landed.
ITO tho best OF my knowledge and
belief" said Mr.. Kelley. Il never saw
this man Barr Certainly never
talked with him about voting mac hines
and l never talked with any one else
on that subject prior to an election.
on the evening after the last election
In Chicago remember meeting a
couple OF men in the ONCE and recall
that they asked me to say in the Trib-
une that the machines had made good
| on the test. That's tho extent OF my
experience with agents for voting ma.
Giass."
The evening world., 1913-08-16
WOULD NIT TAXI LAW
BY LACK OF Meters
Company Cannot Make Them Fast
Enough, So 1t Would Nullify
the Ordinance.

To opponents OF the new taxicab
ordinance made another attack upon Il,
yesterday when tho American Taxi
meter Company applied 10 Justice Gieg-
rich IN the Supreme Court for an in
junction restraining the city from en-.
forcing the law. on the ground that 1t
has the exclusive right TO manufacture
Instruments which Will meet the require
ments Of many taxicab owners and that
It cannot make them fast enough to
supply the demand created by the new
law.
Justice Giegrich was inclined to refer
the case to Justice Seabury, who Ia com
sidering the other injunction suits by
taxicab and hotel companies, but finally
put the case over one week on agree
ment by Leary a. GoodbUdy, represent
ing the company. and Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel J, r, O'Brlen,
The evening world., 1913-08-16

asked Inspector Dwyer TO have the
Captain Of the West sixty-eishth street
station here with q list OF the numbers
OF policemen who took part in these
raids and I am told that the captain
has been transferred. I Ask the Court
TO order the Inp ector to produce that
man and that list. II IL unprecedented
that the Corporation Counsel should
try TO hide the Identity OF . policeman
behind that mans own ahield."
Mr.. Curtis declared that complaints
had been made by number AGAINST
policemen. who. the records showed.
we're not In the raids at all. and thls
he contended. made personal Identified
ton necessary. Walsh and Smith were
produced. but Black could not identify
them and the hearing seemed IN . fair
way to end there when Mr. whitman
bethought himself OF having James A.
Hebron. OF No. ~ West Twenty-eighth
street. and Peter Kync. manager for
Heaiy. Identify the men as those they
had seen dragging Black from the res
taurant. Magistrate Denei allowed
this Identification over Mr.. Curtis's pro.
test and the latter waived examination
When, however. an instant later. Mr..
Hebron could not Identity Policemen
John Hoffman and Louis Rodman az
the men who had assaulted him. Maxis.
trate Deuel. decided to adjourn furth q
hearings. although Mr.. whitman called
Dwyer to the stand and was prepared
to Identify the policemen through their
coc,c.uA>
The evening world., 1913-08-16
QUALIFIED FOR PROMOTION.
only IxO Police s~rgrants Oct OF
,SS Pass Examinations.

President Frank Gallagher Of the
Municipal Civil Services Commission to-
day announced tho names Of the sue
,essiul candidates In tho examination
for promotion to police lieutenant. out
Of a batch Of 33t serseants who took
the examination only l29 qualified
a fraction more than 80 per cent,
Sergt. Abraham l.. stewart heads the
LIST, followed In rotation by Gardiner
G. Durham, william kelliher James
T.. Collins. Edward J. Quinn. John ".
lLonuelly, Thomas +. o'Connor, Michael
=. walsh. Eugene q Casey. Ernest ~
walden, James j. Skehan ana Joseph
+. Donohue. comprising the first
twelve stewards percentage was
90.sj.
The list for sergeants. in which near
ly 5000 patrolmen competed, viii be
tsoNea eoglt 10 oetobss.
The evening world., 1913-08-16
WALL STREET

Market Ciosing--Ths rally vas stili In
progress in the early part Of the last
hour. further Improvement was noted In
nearly all issues that had declined at the
opening. Rock Island common recovered
all its early loss. rising TO II. and the
leading stocks advanced Y to point
higher than the closing prices Of yes
terday.
Trading was quiet a. there was . dis
position to walt for news In regard to
the weather conditions In the corn belt.
The Improvement Kept up to the clos
ing when the highest prices Of the rally
were reached. Y. 8. Steel closed at g.
Union Pacific at l53x. and Amalgamated
Copper at 73,.. A few issues failed to
rally to the opening level. but the lead
Ing stocks were In demand. and better
tone prevailed since the reaction looked
for had occurred.
Although some firmness was shown
In a few issues at the opening. the
market tone continued nervous because
of the increased fear over the corn
crop outlook. and as . result important
changes were generally In the shape OF
declines. Rock Island preferred fell q
point and the common y. 81. Paul
yielded point. as did Erie. Union Pa
cific and Steel common. After the hrst
fifteen minutes prices showed a resist-
ancs to the selling and a rally started
In tho leading issues that raised some
of the stocks near to the anal figures
Of yesterday.
U. s. Steel rallied from 81 3-S to ~ -.
Union Pacific from l5l Ia to 152 3-S.
Canadian Pacific from HITS to 2is IL.
Northern Pacific from 10 is 70 10 ID.
and Reading from 1853 is TO 100 -. So
FAR there has been no indication OF
stock distribution BY the interests
which had been active all through the
long upturn. and brokers watching the
trading believed that much Of the
stock sold on the weather news. was for
short account. The copper stocks show.
ed a frmer tone toward the close OF
the hour
The evening world., 1913-08-16
GUM NEARLY WRECKS TRAIN.
MOtOrman Of Fast Electric Express
Swallows "Chew" and Faints.

ATLANTIC CITY. hIg. is.-Chew-
ing gum or tobacco while on duty has
been forbidden the motormen by the
management Of the fast Shore Limo
road. which operates third. rail cleo
trio trains from this city to the main
land points.
Glen Grice bough. Q penny stick Of
gum at Ocean City Just before he
boarded his train. AZ ne started
across the meadows. after the train
had attained a thirty-mile gait. Grice
swallowed the gum. IL lodged In his
throat and shut of his wind.
The motorman fell over unconscious
and the train. heavily loaded with
passengers. ran for three miles before
the conductor could stop IT.
Thumps on Grices back dlslodRed
the gum. but he had to seek hospital
aid upon his arrival here.
The evening world., 1913-08-16
Charge Made That f'lannery,
His AccuSer, Has Been Pressed
to Withdraw Charges.
WHITMAN IS lNCENSED.
Protests Against Efforts to Hide
Identity of Accused Police
men Behind Shields.

Inspector John r. Dwyer. who led the
raids on Heaiy's restaurant Columbus
avenue and !sixty-sixth street, and. ~ .
sssult, was arrested on the charge Of
feionious assault preferred by George
r. F1annery. . newspaper man. and
r ..ceman John z. Sheridan. charged
Jointly with Dwysr. were held by Magis-
tra', Deuel. In the West Side Court to-
day in $1,000 ball each. to await the
action of tho Grand Jury.
The arraignne OF the Inspector and
the policcmen-the cases Of two otnsr:
besides Sheridan werO heard alsc-was
forced by Magistrate Deuel. ant Dis
t-lct-Attornsy whitman after Vigorous
efforts b. Assistant Corporation .:ouu.
sci George II. Curtis 70 have taen
transferred to arotter court. He :'oa
the ground that In public uttsrancss
Magistrate Deuel. nsd revealed bias and
prejudice. The charge was made also
that pressure by underground channels
had been brought to bear on Flannery
to influence him to withdraw his charge
against Dryer and Sheridan.
In the END Mr.. Curtis triumphed tenn.
porarily by raising the question Of the
legality OF the Identification OF police
men by their service numbers. Magis'
trate Deuel.. to insure against the least
suspicion OF illegally In the hearings
postponed the other cases until Monda,
afternoon. announcing that In tho mean.
time he would look up the law.
The first skirmish In the war &c
send some one to jail for the scandal
Gus scenes enacted at Healy's ended
however. with Inspector Dryer ant
Sheridan facing indictment. Theil
cases have been removed from a Mag
istrate's court and n the Grand Jury
finds true bills against them they will
appear next before a Judge OF Genera
Sessions
The evening world., 1913-08-16

estate that popu,at,oo ,psk.. vatuss
That IN. new popul,,,on is bringing
prosperity TO the mace from outside IL
shown by the number OF daily com
nuters who ar. employ.d In the city.
Two yeara ago there Nsro twelve. Now
there are oyert iva hundred
Beilmore Ia tw.nty.dys m,iea from
Manhattan. bnt the main psrt OF Its
new population 4, coming from the Man.
haitian end Brooklyn nsthouss d,stricts-
some Of II sycn from the I,ronx. II 10
not the only plac. within tho twenty
hve-mlie zone that IL scoring equally
heavily In the attraction OF city nat.
dweiicrs. II illustrates the nav move.
ment OF th. has,es from had To hotter
home quarters as n logical prosress Of
evolution,
FlATOWeLleRs WANT aerYea
aertIpNa e0u rue,o aoNev
IN. ,,.,..,
Wv. p."
w" 70 "e Incl '""' ia"hhe' OF '"s pro.
Sress'" type VIII not pay rent Tor small
'ranped mats with never a bit OF green's
ward to set their feet on. or trees OF
garden SURROUNDINGS. when they can 70,
| all these things At practically tho sams
pri,c u,a.r ,h,t, ,., ,....,.
go, -. - Wv" o"''p ="
80, u's'""e' :" po'"' vi transit u"s
'o" 'he'r places OF employment There
growing rebellion against crowded
city surroundings OF brick and stone and
noisy morbidity. The people want =
| little land around their hom.s.
The evening world., 1913-08-16
Uyena ntes on Ills Finer.

Or, Charles =, Rcrnard. forty.one
years old a Snowman who nyss at
West Eighth street and Surf avenue,
Concy Island, was pettins a Mid hyeni
on the nose through the bars of It's cage
last night when the hyeDa bit OFF tne
second finger ON his right hand The
doctor was petting the hyena to show
some visitors how tame II WAS.
The evening world., 1913-08-16
Building of the Home
As q Matter of EcOnOn,u

Operator Who Is building
$50 Houses a Year on the
South Shore of Long
Island Says That Fan,i-
lies of Moderate Means
Are Buying Then, on
Small Cash Payments
and Reducing Their
Lifting Expenses.
The evening world., 1913-08-16
MUSICAL PIECE
AND NEW COMEDY
FOR COMING WEEK
when Dreams Come True
and "Believe Me, Xantippe,"
the Novelties.

THE first musical comedy Of the
season, when Dreams Come
. True" will BE- seen at the Lyric
Theatre Monday evening. The piece Il
by Philip Barthoiomae. with music by
silvio Helm. The chief figure is that Of
a youth whose escapade with a dancer
In Paris causes his father to cut on his
allowance. Among others In the cast
will Be- Joseph santloy. May vokes
Marie Flynn. Anna wheaton. Amelia
suinmervills. Ann Mooney. Donald Mac
Donald. Edward Oarvie. Fraser Coulter
and saranoff. . viohnist
''Beiievs Me. xantippe." described a.
. comedy OF thrills and laughter. comes
to the Thirty-ninth Street Theatre on
Tuesday evening. The action changes
from Q New York bachelor apartment
to a hunting cabin In the Rocky Noun
talns. John Barrymore and Mary Young
head cast that also includes Theodore
Roberts. Frank CampeAu. Henry Hull,
Alonzo Price. NJ. Tello Webb. Kath crime
Harris. Alberta Roberts and Alpha
Bysra
The Confession" will be the offering
OF the stock company at the Academy
Of Music.
The Manhattan Opera House stock
company vii, revive Uncle Toms
Cabin"
'1slt Foiiies Of q nay" viii be seen
| at the Columbia.
Dave Marion brings his 'Dreamiand
ruriesausrs" 20 the Murray Hin Thea
1 ire.
Miners Peoples Theatre will nav,
THE Happy widows''
The olympic opens to- might with 9Th,
Sunshine Girls'
VAUDEVILLE BILLS.
| At Hammerstein's will he Evelyn Mes
bit Thaw and Jack Clifford In dances
Dainty Marie. aerial performer; Charlie,
Ahsarn and his cyclists. Merian'a DOGS
Bart Fitzgibbon. The Hunt" portrayed
by living models. Eva Shirley. ant
others
Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre vii
have Bernard Franville. singing an,
dancing comedian: VIII Oakland ant
company In "a Night at the Club.
Walter Law In AT the Threshold an,
His Big Brother" and Jack Gardner Il
songs. Heading the bill at Proctor
Twenty-third Street Theatre wili.be So
Fields In THE Automat." For It's lead
Ing attraction the Fifty-eighth Stree
Theatre will have Gardner and vincen
in The Flying Horse" Quintano's Mill
tary Band will he the chief feature a
tho Ons Hundred and Twenty -hftl
Street Theatre.
Keith's Union Square Theatre will
have Victor Moore and Emma Little
field in Change Your Act or Back I,
the Woods" Ruby Hoffman In eth
open Window" Jim Diamond an,
Sibyl Brennan in comedy skit. Lee
Carrilio In his Chinese stories. an,
others.
The bill at the American Theatre vii
include "Louie's Nmas." Wilson AM
Pearson. Harry Weiman. Beatrice Nor
gan In Bargain Day" Grant Gardner
Schrodc and Mulvey In "A Theatrica
Agency" and Marie Russell.
PARKS AND BEACHES.
At the New Brighton Theatre. Bright
on Beach. vii, be Edna ShOwalter
prima donna; Eugene O'Rourke in
crook playlet. McMahon's pullman
dancers; Fox and Foxie's Circus, an,
Flo and Ollie Walters.
Among others at Henderson's Musi
. Hall. Coney Island. will be william
IIawtrey In "Old Nick and Company.
Billy Gould and Belle Ashiyn. Georg
Felix and the Barry Girls. FlOrenc
Tempest. and the Six Musical Spillers.
The evening world., 1913-08-16
MR.. WHITMAN DISAPPOINTED
THAT HEARING DID NOT GO ON.

MIR. Curtis was on his feet instantly
with his objection on the ground OF
MAGISTRATE Deuel's bias and prejudice,
but the Magistrate cut him short with
tho declaration that he felt himself COM
petcnt to give the men an Impartial
hearing. Mr.. curtis raised some other
objection TO which Magistrate Deuel. lis
tened for a while and then stopped with
the remark;
II don't exactly know what you mean
but I will override your motion. This
case must so on
MIR. Curtis Immediately waived exam
nation and asked that Dwyer's bail be
continued and Magistrate Deuel. con-
scented to the evident regret OF Mr.
Whitman. who had seemed to wait I'M
maternity for chance to get at the
Inspector.
In Sherldans case Mr., Curtis raised
the first of his objections as to identi'
fication.
"We'u concede that Mr.. Fiannery. as
NEWSPAPER man, doubtless knows
In,nector Dwyer." said he, but dc
not believe he knows Sheridan. de-
rand that he identify him.
From tho witness stand Flanner,
walked through the court and put
hand on sheridans shoulder, thus dis
posdng OF the quibble. and MI. cur':
Instantly waived examination with thu
zane result as in Dwyer's case. Johr
Donoyan OF the National Park Bank
who had given bail for Dwyer. was OF
hand to bail out sheridan,
Mr.. Curtis gained his first advantage
when John Black OF No 40 East one
Iundred ana SiAty third street, tho
Bronx. could not Identity Smi'h and
Walsh whom he accused OF assaultins
him. Mt. Curtis demanded that the
complaints against them he dismissed
Identification by number should be
sueficient," insisted Mr.. Whitman. I'll
\ -, ,olisssusa's npmssrs are for