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The Beitef Points of the Walking
Business.

Whatever may be thought of the gambling
adjuncts OF the walking business everybody
viii feel inclined to adn~e the pluck and man
illness displayed by the contestants In the New
York arena. Hartman I'm walking his last hum
dred miles, when so crippled as to be unable TO
move leg without intense pain, afforded evil
deDce that the native American Is equal In the
quality of game endurance to the pluckiest
Englishman or Irishman. Ennis and Rowell.
by the kind courtesies they extended to him to
encourage him to make his $50 miles, made
friends of every admirer of pluck and gen.
eroSity united IL Is related among the
incidents OF the closing hours OF the contest.
that when Hartman staggered from his cottage
door to enter upon his last ten miles, Rowell,
seeing how weak the Yankee was, and with
evident admiration of the pluck he was show
ing, took him by the hand, and then linking
arms with him, walked around the track, while
every body cheered Then Ennis came along
and took Harrfman'S other arm, and thus the
two heroes leading In the race, generously en-
couraged their crippled but gallant brother to
perseyere In the effort to reach the 450th mile,
though by his success they lost the large sum
they would have divided had he not come In for
third gate money. 1t is stated that at this
point scene occurred that has not been
equalled. The kindly, magnanimouS feeling
displayed by both the Engiishman and the
IriSh-American for Hartman. and their admira-
tion OF his pluck, was so considerably displayed
THAT more than one man found the tears roll
ing down his cheeks, and there was not lady
n the garden who did not cry amid their smiles
and waving Of handkerchiefs From this time
on until the finish, while there was at times
much excitement, there was perfect good feel
Ing displayed, and no one seemed to grudge the
little Englishman the belt that he had so fairly
won."
These walking matches have been compared
In brutality to the cruel sports Of the Roman
arena; but such scenes as the above described
serve to show the difference between the pagan
physical contests and our own In the Roman
Coliseum the upturned thumbs of the blood
thirsty spectators constrained the victor to kill
MS PROSTATE adversary; In our arena an act of
generous good feeling, like that displayed In
THIS case, Is applauded to the echo, and brings
tears OF admiration to the eyes Of strong men.
So there are redeeming points after all about
the walking business.
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IL VIII be agreeable Information to the public
10 know that the city railroad companies have
virtually agreed upon the terms OF an In
terchange OF tickets, and the interchange
win be entered upon to-day upon most II NOT an
the roads. The only difficulty about CARVING
the arrangement fully into effect is In conse-
quence OF the tickets On the Metropolitan and
Belt lines being too thick 70 be punched by the
beu-punch used On the Washington and George
town line. The adoption by the latter OF trip
slips, or by the former lines OF thinner tickets,
win obSiate the trouble, and then the public
can enter upon the full enjoyment OF the con-
Venience OF interchangeable tickets, good on
every road No doubt the roads will benefit by
accommodating the public, by the increase of
travel
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suffering Teacher has something to say
elsewhere in answer to suffering Parent
Probably both are right after all. Nobody
doubts that the teacher Is hardly worked, but it
does not follow that the pupils should therefore
be loaded down with tasks outside OF school
hours, or that the parents should be required
TO act as teachers in addition to their other
duties. The proper solution OF the difficulty
would seem TO be TO put little curb upon the
emulation between the different schools and
sub districts as to which shall do the most
examining, and tighten the tasks put upon the
pupils so that they shall not be assigned more
than they can perform ia the ordinary school
hours
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The above is only . small part of the property for
rent and sale on by books For pete LIST see bull.
by mail. II desired. ~
L0a7s
d. 500. $1,000 at per cent $500, $500 At per
cent ~~' ~.r,s 10
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Inere Is a certain degree OF uncertainty about
the speakership yet, but In the opinion OF cool
observers Randalrs chances are still the hest
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EDUCATIONAL.
MADEAoImILEX; RagpHonlE9WI

MADEAO1sEILk y R.sgpHoHHsTR5R0
hoemHMe -lHx1nMzpGAfn-ADvADuD
kegidenoe-101l 18th C. o. ~
O0 1of yoong Ladies and Ohfdron ere oOs,
oecSeo Win good kngiah echooh
Aorning. Aternoon and Evening OanB0 for L.
~, Mn - ano 0eufamen. boys and 01ris P1vn1s
N6-A good pronuncaas1on SFarlnan) ana a
- q pfacuc0 conversation rapidly occurred bY
pop1A The oral syUeem . specially
a new Term VIII dominance Jauuary 9TH. bun Ruk
P1e can enter q any time and WfD only Be ohax0Sd
from tho time they enter
xA1L8 BoA1D-FRENOH 0PoKU AZ MIAxA
UAu any DAY between II and oAoaock or Wopdavs
and Thursdays after p. M deol-zn
SPENOkRIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
- Corner 7th and streets NV R0tablisnsd MA
h bI innndreds OF graduatss. msn and women, sFs
noioine p01done Of trust and profit The oour10
sm6r.Sss rsnnsn.h1p. spellins, Oompo.ihoc. 0oe:
9 10u6ls Ertr1 ook,tsspi1s. Bu.inss EaciasS
Etnics and Lectures Entire oourse nay Be comr
gieoeo attending day or evening seas1ona pc- -
1culAis WIT The College. or address
novO b o. 6PENOKk, Principal
PRIVATELY Oh IN GLASS Latin. Msshs.
y madce, Historic, Logic Arithmetic Gmpli006
Eea FONT, Annapolis OF OoIlegiake prspar1E1Ga.
Terms moderate 8. ". FLYNN, a n, IN n -
- NaD beforr II . N AFTER o m seplSs,
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at, a st. Louis paper, derives
fhe fact that O'Leary is
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
B. @. HOLTZMAN.
10th and u street northwest.
u o 3 3 E Mt

453 st. NV. IA rs baths lbs
No. tG8 9Th st. W., Is rooms and bath loo
No. q Grant St w IL re-. and bath, furnishe TOO
No. 1920 Penn ave, business place. 100
No. 1901 o st. NV, IA rooms. as
No. 1877 st. w, IL rooms &c.,. 50
No. ble I'd st. w. 10 rooms. Is
No. 519 I'd NV 10 rooms Observation-Disclosures
No. 915 7th St NV, rooms. 35
No. 9I7 eth St NV. rooms ....-........... IS
No. 9i9 Tth st . n W 4 rooms ............ IS
No. 92l It'll st. n W. 9 rooms ..................3 IS
NO. 925 7th st. NV. rooms.
no. 4h4 Il st. NV, roouIs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Nc. 1923 9Th St, n W., rooms 30
No. col ~ st. sw., rooms and store .........25
No. 1912 Z ST n . rooms Observation-Disclosures 5
no 1851 18th st NV, rooms also stable %
No 225S 18th st. NV 6 rooms.
NO. IG9 @ st. ne rooms. 10
NO. .0S14 st. ne, rooms ............... 10
No. TIL q st. u e., 6 rooms. ............I u
No. 6l2 Penn. ave. n W., store .,. 100
No l42l N Y. ave-, store. IS
NO 1925 n Y. ave, store. rs
No. 6S7 D st. store IS
No 9I5 7th It. NV. store ...-................. 65
Once ROOMS at l4l9 n. Y ave. NV. Upper portion
Houses and Lots in every section OF the CITY for
sale. at prices from 81 coo to $500n0 and on easy
terms. Ali property for sale at my Office has boe
reduced in price.
r. O. HOFFMAN,
marl7tr 10th and sts n. ".
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BANKERS.

3Io5fl profits on Is days Investments Of CHM
VtZJV in Union Pacific, February Is VtVO
Proportional returns every week stock Options OF
$40, $50. $lu0, Ss00. Otficia Reports
and Circulars free. Ad iress, 7. POTTER WIGHT
Co. Bankers. IS Wall St, NY. feb2l -eoSk.tje8
. makes fortunes every month. Boob sent fra,
explaining everything A6dre0 BAXTER D 90.
Bankers. IL Val st.. n Y. sep26t, th&s,1y
A MEMBEk OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE VIII
"A execute orders for the purchase or sale OF Stockp
Bonds and Gold moderate msr.nns Oomnie-
sions e5 each 100 shares Stock priviees pesousted
on respoueible parties only Correspondence sole
tied 6eury Merriam, Member Am Mining and
Btock Exchsnye, IS Wall st, New YORK Reference.
d. B Mnnysr Eso.. President National Trust o.,
New York isn1H
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WATCHES. DIAMONDS. JKwKLRY, Ia

p. WALLAOH,
LOAN BROKER AND JxwxLER
feb22h 14l7 Pennsylvxnia ava
GOODS RECEIVED ON STORAGE, WITH IN
" SURANOE, at GIG Louisiana avenue. febl8-lms
OUU for sale or e1chanSe; situated Around the
City Of Washington; all the advantages of settled
S%ats Ss GOO GO Sepa %1 foi ES0a Tsser oHd
MAIN + BIOS. No LIS Pa ave NV, Washine
ton, DO. janIS-8V'
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WE ARE SELLING GAS FIXTURES
ON VERY SMALL MARGIN. AND HAVE
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS FROM WHICH
TO MAKE SELECTIONS
WE ALSO HAVE FINE LINE OF PARLoR
CRATES. FURNACES. RANGES. FIRE PLACE
HEATERS. 40. AND GIVE SPECIAL ATTKN-
TON TO PLUMBING RooFING AID HEATING
PRICES LOW. AND OUR WORK WARRANTED
EDWARD CAvElRLY u co..
marlsr MASONIC TEMPLE
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Hon GALL
A desirable twostory and mansard BRICK
DWELLING, with back building, on g ST., between
10Th and 2lst Sta. containing ii rooms, with al
modern improvements is offered for sale Of q great
bargain to clote an estate Price $4,000. Onethird
c1sa; paiance on n6era time. with interest Of Der
to a hrst-ciass tenant at $500 Per annnm.
large ana handsome COTTAGE and grounds
Will ne sold very cheap, small cash payment ana
monthly iasainents Nth interest at six per cent
STABLE FOR RENT.
An excellent BRICK STABLE in the rear of lll2
st. n W., with accommodations for horses car.
riaees. coachman's rooms, &c. Rent 925 per month.
THON ]. FISHER 4 CO., =
mafo-u LES etTeet northwest
FOR sALE-sman HOUSES, ct bargains, in dif
ferent parts OF the city; small cash and monthly
feb27-lm VIM r. HOFFMAN, iSai r st. nv.
EOR SALE Or EXCHANGE go ACRES Of
highly cultivated land ON eth st. road improve
ments first class fruits Of al kinda Also AUR rs
on 14th ct. road, near city,
MONEY TO LOAN
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THE MOST FAMOUS BOOK OF THE
j LAY-BisMarck in the FsancO-l3ermsn War
Gleanings of Past Years; Hon. " E. 0ladson
The Age OF the AntOuines: by ". W. Capes.
Students Commentary on the Bible.
Spiritual Manifestations: Chss. Boecher.
Bessie HarriD9tOn's Venture: Matthews.
American Almanac for 1879.
Books for the Lenten 81 asOn.
Easter Cards, In great variety.
At WIN. BALLANTYEE SONS,
mAr126 1873 tn str86t,
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LOST AND FOUND.

LUST AND FOUND.
I OST.PARASOL, ivory handle, lacquered gold.
Connecticut avenue. mari Of
/ Tin Georgetown, Sunday, 10th inst, q small
DOG, with tag No. $500. Return to ~
"a Pennsylvania ave. NV, and receive 80
eward r.
| OsT-A full. grown SETTER PUP, liver col Jred
II answers to the name of Dash :" had -
on nickel plated collar and tag No 3. sy5. SA
, liberal reward VIII be paid to any one returning
.ne PANE 10 954 + st. NV msr17 OF
OsT1march i4th q Gold RING, on tin street
IL marked outs de with initials 8. O. The finder
Will be literally rewarded if returned to 727 7th st.
I OST-Between Capitol Hill and horse marzet
~ Two FIFTY DOLLAR NOTES. will give Fifty
DEN, No. OFT Louisiana ave- marl53ts
9l0 REWARD-Strayed from the Queenstown
y prove Yara on the 18th March, 1879 one-H
BULLOCK. The above reward will be paid If III "
returned to L. D. MEANS & CO., Queens :"
town Drove Yard. marl4-sts
ENOUND.The place to buy Unfinished Shirts ct
Il 60 and Toe, Wamsutta muslin and 21OO linen.
JORDAN, DARE h CO.,
marolm zoos r st.. near 18th.
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PERSONAL.

ElOON AL.
A GENTLEMAN OF REFINEMENT, 23 YEARS
IA old. deslIts the acquaintance Of an Episcopal
City p o. ia
MRS FULL1R, who describes your disease and
1vA locates 1t without asking question, has taken
Consultation free marl5.6ts
MRS. BLISS, Materiakzi,o Medium, vim Give
U her 6eances at No. TOT st. NV, Monday We'd
needay and Friday; also. next week, at 80 p. m.
pEksONAL-L r LIBBEY, 437 9th Ct, win con.
= dnue his closing ont sale at great sacrifice OF
bug. Gail and see prices. mar3-
A sTHOLOtiIsT.-Mrs Dr. ELLIS, sos Penn.
"a syivanla avenue. II you would know the truth,
consot the Ooctor IN al things. Once hours from
oa.m 20 y pm. feb8tapl8
John PATCH EXAMINEs TITLES, reports a to
EN- the resp4nsibiiy ct people with abstracts Of
pm. Always In before and after janIl-3ms
MADAME ROSS, tho reliable Olairvoyan1 and "A.
" H0l9g1st. Has RKMovED 70 No 10 9th q So,
caEs stop within half square Of house fifteen years
IN Warrington city attest the fact that this wonder
ful lady gives better satisfaction In all sarS OF life
than any one In the profession; tells Of past LIE.
present ana future destiny; gives advice and assist
aDce on Al matters Appertaining to business, love
and matrimony. All In trouble call Satisfaction
gwen or no pay. nov27-ly
nR.. WELLS EUREKA gURPAsSES AL
- other articles for identifying and preserving The
Teeth For sale by Ill drugg1st1 S cents per bot
Tie nov6-tf
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old CLSITHlN0, kc.-L RICE, dealer In
Osecond hand CIOTHiNG, BOOTS. SHOES.
he highest prices IN Cash for the several articles
aaued abovA Orders by mail attended %. novS1I
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R''A 'A"A'A-: e.
We oner great Inducements TO cash purchaser, IN
FINE JkWELRY. WATCHES, CLOCKS. Ola.
4ONDS SOLID SILVER AND PLATED
WARE. FRENCH AND AMERICAN
CLOCKS AND BRONZES, FRO,
Atprivate salA
& 0OLDSTEIN CO.,
Loan AID OoHNIssIou Baoxlna
an31-0 Northeast corner 10th ana sts
WAMsUTTA U7% = es1s.l SHIRTS
Good UNFINISHED SHIFTS. ...........e 60 cents
BOYS UNFINISHED SHIRTS. so cents
Wamsutta FINISHED SHIRTS ....... 80 ceats
5000 1N1SaED SHI RT6.................75 cents
H HGys F III. SHIRTS IS cents.
Best 26 cent Hritish d ALI HOSE in the mmsrkst 0"
MEMS EURNIGHINGS from Socks to Ni0ht Oaps
good SILK TIE, Is cents ~ S~
81 ~ SCARFS reduced to 90 cents
THoaPsos = sTssR Shift fAc 6
$40 r st. n IT,
marlO-u Opposite Patent Office
IL FOR DYSPEPSIA.
,os,oAf Car be had e. The sa Assensy;
MOUNT VERNON NURSERIEs.
W ESTABLIgHED Is YEARS
TRUIT TREES ADAPTED TO THIS REGION
eMAL fRUIT. ORNAMENTAL TREEa
O. aILLINaHAM CO..
sep3ekn Aoootink Poa once Fsirfax. w.
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BOARDING.

OFT ~ ST. W.-For rent, with or without
u BOARD. large and small, we'll furnished,
airy Rooms. Terms low for the summer months
ETOR RENT-1l18 10TH ST N.W.-Laree and eIe.
L. giant front ROOM. Furnished or unflrLished
with or without BOARD. Gentleman and wife or
two single gentlemen. Hot ard cold water, largo
Closets very desirable. Terms moderate. ml53t.
EUROPEAN HOTEL, tstrictly on the European
~ plan: ).GraDd Free Lunch daily from IL M 2
10. and from to 10 pm: at the European Hotel
cold. mixed Or plain. at lOc: Bergner / EngeTs
Phllade phia Beer which received the first prizes at
the Centennial and at the Paris Exhibition on
oraught Families suppliedD marlt-6t-
GOT VERMONT AVENUE. opposite the Arline
on ton, one large desirable ROOM on second
floor With hrstclass board Also one single ROOM.
THE FREMONT HOUSE has Just undergone
i thorough renovation. 1t is newly papsred,
painted and carpeted. Permanent BOARDEKS will
wife. 600 to $50 month single rooms. 8z5 to $50
month, 81 to $40 per week table board, 800 per
month and &5 rer week, ALI are invited to call and
look through the house. mar121m
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, with first.
~ class BOARD for transient parties at $3.50 and
$2 per day, at NJ, 8. eOUTHALL'S, 705 18th street,
state, Navy and War Departments. Regular Board
at very reduced prices. marl1-lms
pkksONS in the northwestern part of the city de-
string first class TABLE BOARD can be accom-
Aodated at No. 1926 o street northwest one door
from 18th street. feb25-1ms
observation-disclosures furnished ROOMS, en-
- suite or single, with frstclass TABLE BOARD
Also Transient Boarders accommodated. References
exchanged. b12 9th st. and COG F ST. w. febl.ly
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PROFESSIONAL.

PROFESSIONAL.
COMETHING NEW TURKISH BATH "A
- great luxury. Certain cure for chills and fever
coughs, colds. rheumatism. 60 500 ct. n. w., near
JudictAry SQuA, No connnection With Mr. DR.
onooo. Of d. L. BOVEE. febl-1ys
nR. DUKE, DEK1Is1, z2S tn street. soUfhVe0
~ between D and = gtreefa beautiful sets %S
Of Teeth: es; Teeth nned, q; Extraotin9 6
ranted oct8l.ly
nR. j. III. JOHNSTON, . graduate Of thu
~ Pennsyivania college OF Dental Surgery,
Once ove5 Bsnsntyne'S hoqlstors. 12s 7th oa:1
8 specially; gas sdministered; nothing but drsi.
class work done. Refsrences: Rev. Dr.. Domer, 1Ith
and 81 streets n.w.i Vim. Bslantyns / Son, l2B 7th
street northwest 1y8-ly
nR. Il. M. TALBOT. D1NTIsT.
1Csh e Tss
eet my38-ly
IN. ]. b. GIBBS, -
- OUTIGxs
REMOVED TO 708 1tIH BTR11T,
mAr1.1y Over Thompsonf 0Yug 1torA
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FOR SALE.
kNOR SALE-CHEAP-One COFFEE MILL, Trnm.
i Aer's No 2: One COFFEE ROASTER Hyda's
Patent. r. Z. LITTLE 4 CO.. Corner Sth and i ats
ee mar176ts
UST ARRIVED AND FOR SALE-Sixteen head
q HORSES, from Franklin county, a.
pennsylvania, all good drivers an workers; Xe2N
a,sn one pair OF Matched MULES JOHN N<A
slMMONS. 3ll 18th St mar17.3tt
EOn SALE-The largest stock of SPRING WAC
ONS In the District, Suitable for all cA1 L.
business Solo on long time. j. K PRO M4136
BEy, 81 Prospect st. ,G'tn, d. @. mari l M Sx@
E'OR SALE-The YACHT WATERFALL, For
~ articulars and description apply to "a
THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer, corner ~
"a avenue and 1lth st. feb26-2taw3w -
LOB SALE-A nve-horse power RIG ii y
Il BOILER, In 6rstclaae condition, at less than
half cost price Apply ct Republic Office, 1l0l Pa
avenue 1Anl7-tY
IA F. X. WARD,
639 u street n go.
Nuf Ced. mArl3-lm
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THE spRAaUg.CONKLisa SCANDAL.


Gas. snra.no has given m account Of his
n,.o1ine with senator coaklIns 1t NArrsgAn-
ret' liar, which II substantially ~ follows:
Mhen no tspragnc, returned 10 TIM rlsr from
! viri, 10 Name and lcarncd that senator tuns.
hi. was al his house he wAa angry br.
yonl measure, aud tho cause D. hls
anger. he rAid, wAs tho Intimate 70,
wife. which had long boon highly obnoxious 10
him. Tie existence II these relations waH no
sseret in him H. had seem tho stuila sroN-
luz aal becoming more gl.d iuDre public, aud
he spike hi'tnrly ~ ihs cali,lnal " senator
GnHIlns toward his wife II Washington lit.
tef wps.lr hal utt.n bcnh spuhul hssNH.n his
~'c and himself because or that Intimacy
kha MA inily AwA Aro how obnoxious ta him N.
that iniimsy anl what Mern his feolinsr u.
~Ard senator to'kins i,ai IN sr,c u
,s,.' 'ss a. sa u .i p.Sa ss Whence II n' ~ II.
feelinga il,Ai she should Invite senator cnnk-
ling 10 be gncst ~ his hou.e during his ALI
senee aud that ConkIins should have the hrax.
en eiffuntcry 70 Smc there II all. lnc.nsesl
him lusnha sll measure. A ha Expressed IT,
In nhosie Island what ho had already .lane for
h,s home In Washington, aud he had do
ls.,nis,ed 10 put M cnd 10 u At oncc Ant for
eser.
With thls deliberate Intention he hurried
back 10 NAASAchct ~ soon ~ 10 hr~rl tank
iug VA. there
III fannA Ooakling III thc house Alono and
urAsiUa h.lm ont 1n thu instant nonkiing ri.
fused II 20. fcw high words ensa,A, Ani
then h. lhprAGnol went mp xtAIis 10 eet his shot
KUN. Ia lonid that b. lAd no perr,issni, .capn
fnr hts weapnn, and wont On n tho village 10
get some, Al soom ~ ho enu.d procure them ha
hurried lack, And cunkiins wAs elill there tIp
again ordered him 10 leave, and conklinp refused
10 W, al.L lfiol ~ moiify hpraguo and excuse
hniself from lcA ving ~ sndicnly, on the ground
that no had nocArriAHc for himself or his lag.
eNss. which was not rvui packed 1l.,eupon
Mr.. sraIun drew ont hIs watch aud Iold ennk-
iing that lc would give him thirty see,nds II
got osil. aud that II ho wAs not out hy tia, iimo
b. tMr npragncl would blow hin hrains out
Cmkllnk Immediately lrft, being driven ii
Dlllinslons cAfc. a .hc tho I'isr. Spraguo fol-
lowed him thi,her, aud again Acco~t,d him, and
asked him abruptly n 10 WAS armed conkling,
hrlssling up. replied that 10 Vas mt; that Ii hA
wss hs leirAgnc) would not 70 on - hs MAS
going. Without noticing this threat. sprAgno
replied:
10 armed. don't Intend 10 shuui Nh un.
armed nsn; hml tell you now that II yon
ever eross my path again will shoot you on
sight
With that threat 0ov. Rpraxuo jumped into
hls carriage AgAin sud drove oti
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The East India Company ruled India
BY dividing II into three rresilcncics
iIengal. MadrHs. and Bombay and Mll
their servants were appointed 10 one or
other. This system continues. Ben-
gal Ii much the largest, and tho hest
appointments are therc. Tho COM
pany, whose reign ended In iAbs. paid
III tho long run considerably higher
salaries than the crown. With very
few exceptions, tho rAlArics now paid
arc net much In excess ol those IL home,
hut they arc far larger lii the begin.
ming. The young men who would got
500 In England get t2.OuO in India.
This AFiscs from the absolute necessity
Of securing tho services u yonlA men,
inasmncl ~ the risks of life from 10 70
30 arc four times greater in India tl,an
In England. and consequently civilian
rctircs 1T 55, Whereas hls brother of.
ilcial in Downing street would stick
on To 65 or ~. To make things equal.
however, higher pay must b. given
earlier,
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