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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-14
The Attorney General Decides that the
Title is Valid.

The Attorney General to-day transmitted to the
Secretary OF War his opinion as to the validity OF
the title Of the Aqueduct bridge which is in effect
that the owners and lessees show satisfactory
title, leaving out the northern abutment, the con-
demnation for which is provided for by law. The
examiner OF titles at the Department of Justice
has been for some time making a careful examI-
nation OF the subject together with all the papers
submitted, and the opinion of the Attorney
General, which embodies the result Of this ex-
animation, Is unusually long, filling thirty pages
of manuscript The opinion will be referred at
once by the secretary OF War to the chief OF en-
gineers for his consideration.
The transfer OF the property to the government
will be cOnSummated by the owners and lessees
and the secretary OF War, through the chtef OF
engineers, for $l25.OOO, and every effort will be
made to conclude the whole matter before the .,2d
or December. The SIX months allowed by Congress
In which TO effect the purchase Will expire on the
21st OF December and II by that time the property
Is not legally In possession OF the government the
arrangements to construct a free bridge at the
Three Sisters. AS both parties interested in the
matter are desirous Of concluding the transfer It
Is thought that the legal formalitieS connected
with 1t will be pushed so that everything will be
done within the required time. The only 1nSur-
mountable obstacle to valid title in the first in
stance was the north abutment OF the bridge but
this has been removed by the provision or Law for
It's condemnation II necessary, and $4,000 OF the
$12o,OOO appropriated for the purchase. has been
set aSidevDr that purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-14
The Policy Holders Protest.
THE AFFAIRS OF THE LIFE AND MATURITY AssoCIATIo

THE AFFAIRS OF THE LIFE AND MATURITY ASSOCIATION
AGAIN DISCUSSED.
meeting Of the policy holders Of the National
Life and Maturity association was held at Meyers
hall last evening for the purpose OF hearing the
port of the committee appointed to have an inter-
view with the of1cers Of the company. A. E. L.
tary The committee, consisting OF A. E. l. Reese,
H. L. Stiles, j. I. Fenwick, Franklin Barrett, Geo.
j. Johnson j. p. V. Ritter and P. G. Saur, made
their report, which reviewed the history or the
company and stated that In the middle OF Novem-
Der last the directors had incorporated in their
They "sent their agents to the holders OF maturity
certificates and solicited the surrender OF such GER
tifcateS ana the acceptance by them under GER
tain conditions and with some portion OF their
money returned policy OF straight life fnsur-
ance." Under the West Virginia Incorporation the
company Is only for the amount OF their capital
stock, which is 1000, while the total assets now
reach $2S5. 900. In other words, the report says
that the liability OF the cOmpanyts about per Ct
OF what you have paid in; or to state 1t differently
while you are risking one dollar in this business
they handle the money. We are satisfied
that the money is on hand ample in amount to
satisfy all present liabilities. The offer to cancel
the policies and repay the surrender value OF IS
per cent will not be closed. Your committee re-
Spectrully state that the options Will positively
expire on December 18th"
The report was discussed and adopted. resO-
luton was adopted protesting against the incOr-
pOrattOn OF the life plan with the maturity plan,
and making the assets liable to such policies. A
resolution was also adopted asking Congress to
create the off1ce OF commissioner Of interpretations
for the District to make proper investigation into
the business OF interpretations. The meeting then
adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-14

When Rev. Samuel W. Dixie, secretary OF the
National Divorce Reform League, made his appear
ance at the Congregational church last evening
there were not more than fifty persons in the
church. This number included good representa-
t1on of the clergymen OF the city. Rev. Mr.. Dixie
was introduced BY DR.. E. NJ. 0allaudet, who made
brief address, stating that the purpose OF the
league was to manufacture public opinion whose
power would correct the evils growing out OF the
ooseness Of divorce laws in this country. Mr.. Dixie
talked for about an hour in q conversational way
his theme being the family and the law. He spoke
OF the importance OF maintaining the family as an
institution and quoted at considerable length from
statistics OF dnerent states to show the increase
In the ratio OF divorces to the population. Where
divorces were increasing In number the ratio OF
Whcn srriaues Mns er ana she asefagT s az
He also deduced from statistics the fact that with
the increase OF divorces came an increase Ia
number OF illegitimate births. lie stated that the
rural districts OF England and OF continental Eu-
rope distinguished for the highest rate OF divorces
OF emigrants to Utah. He coupled the two prob
lens or divorce and polygamy as having at their
the the He SPOKE
enacted in various states, which had already
borne fruit In reducing the number OF divorces.
a divorce case had been filed before its trial
or the libellant for two or three years after di.
divorce cases. Facilities for obtaining di-
vorce were brought to the door OF every citizen.
In England there was but one such
court, and In other European countries
there were but few courts. The movement In
augurated by the league was, he said, practically
q movement for the protection of women. He
spoke of the need OF the enactment by Congress
OF uniform laws on this subject for the District
and the territories. Dakota, he said, should have
as rigorous marriage law as Utah. The amend.
ment to the National Constitution talked of was,
he said, thing for the future, and not for the
initial point OF this movement II should record its
fnal triumph. Such an amendment he suggested,
might be negative in its character, prescribing
that no state should enact laws OF the character
cnmnlained
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-14
lNTERsTATE CONVERGE BILL.
Railroad Men Generally Opposed to the
short Haul Provision.

Railroad Men Generally Opposed to the
Short Haul Provision.
CHICAGO, Dec. IA local paper whose repre-
sentative has interviewed the presidents and gen.
eral managers OF the various roads in this city,
says that they widely differ in their opinions
gard1ng the new Interstate commerce bill agreed
upon by the Senate and House conference commit
tees. The eastern managers are OutSpOken in their
opposition 70 the new law and declare that Its
adoption Will bring utter ruin upon the railroad
interests in this country. They claim that the eN-
listing railroad pools are the simplest and most
practical means by which unjust discriminat ion
can be prevented. II the proposition TO make the
charge for the short haul the same as the long
prevails, II Will revolution1ze the traffic OF thecoun-
try, as il would stop the competition between the
railroads and the water ways. The shorter lines
would obtain the business and have the effect OF
only thing required TO solve the railroad problem
is to pass a law legaiizing the railway pools and
enforce maintenance OF the tariffs established by
the pools The western managers are more con-
Servative In their views and are inclined TO look
more favorably upon the proposed legislation,
thinking that fair and reasonable interstate law
Will prevent more onerouS state legislation. The
posed law IS the provision making the charge per
mile for short hauls the same as for the lOnl..
They think the adoption OF this provision OF the
proposed bill would inf1ict great injury upon a II
lines, as II would enable waterways TO MonopoliZe
the business. They think IL Congress would leave
out this provision and give the res; OF the confer
ence bill fair trial IL might result I'm doing away
bic the railroads to maintain fair and reasonable
rates and avoid the necessity OF maintaining
pools and erecting combinations for mutual pro-
lection.