The evening world. Newspaper, August 13, 1918, Page 6

would issue to-morrow an order re-|cents rate confiseatory and said straining the gas company from|he, as ref wer to fix a charging more than 118 per 1,000] rate. A © mat Jeubic feet. This de n will be alter, Mr ynpxon said the company a} | Tesult of the application of the Pub-| was fre fix a rate 4 i! lic Service Commission The com Justice Benedict told Mr Thompson os! lo [Pany is seeking to increase the rate ompany had violated the in bis to $1.25, structions of the Court in fling the During his argument, Mr. O'Brien | Hughes with the County Ci said attor for the various gas|The Court, the Justice said, had told e companies were in the court room| the company to tak r legal ing for the Justice's order or]action — w The 4 a ae to “make a fail drive on the] Hughes report was put on record to- justice Benedict to Enjoin pockets of the consumers.” He asked| day in the County Clerk's office, It! é | the Justice to impound the difference | Was filed last Charge of More Than 95 between the 80 cent vd cent rates On its Augu = the : - r ieee ing the decision of the higher] pany ia charging only 80 pi: Cents To-Morrow. courts, but Justice Benedict denied|1,000 cubic feet, Miss Mary Dillon J me papas | the motion | Secretary of the company d to. re A stay delaying operation of th Former Judge Ransom, conusel for| Porters after the court ses This the Public Service Commission, de-|¥4% Not recognition of the justice of Jclared the commission had a | the 80-cent rate, she said right to establish the 95 cents + jeven though the Legislature had de ed KO cents the legal t He jd any rate above 95 centy made Feport of Charles EB. Hughes on the x rate of the Brooklyn Borough Ga ‘ pany was granted to-day by Ju Wee Benedict in the Supreme Court Wrooklyn. The stay will remain eft ive until the Appellate Division of the | s pany did it dimeu. on Public Kracke claims hat with tne excep Service Commissioner ~ Suprome Court if Manhattan has de-|by the gas company would be in Gilded whether the Hughes report is| valid, He stated the company had) 42 Of one concern, the gaa com ‘Dinding. no right t nee its rate without) Pales of thia city were responsible for poor the lie-power of gas , furnished to consumers last winter. He says the companies failed to make 5| Adequate provision for coal and oil and ran short. The Commissioner | haa written an’ opinion, approved. by his colleagues, containing “fourteen important constructive recommenda addresved to the coording to —— ALL RUSSIA IN REVOLUTION IN 15 DAYS, SAYS REFUGEE American Tells of Zeppelin Bomb Dropped in Westminster Abbey —A Fervent Reunion “Al of Russia will be in revolution againet the Bolsheviki within the next Afteen days,” was the prophecy made to-day by Capt. Alexander Agafonoff, Jately of the Imperial Flying Corps, who Mr. Hughes held that the rat 8 cents per 1,000 cubic feet of Was confiscatory in the case of the Brooktyn company. The stay was|company had a @ranted on application of Assistant |or any other r Corporation Counsel John P. O'Brien, | Mr. Hughesein his report and ju¢ » dustice Benedict announced he o aa referee } clared the 80} a thirty days Wilson W the gas company @ to its customers gas Thompson, represe ath cht to charg: sonable rate contende ? 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