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EITCH. FOX l. BROWN. REAL ESTATE
BROKERS,
a. W

FITCH. FOX y BE9WSS; REAL ESTATE
EsTsHf r PIE 6JHSTH Or p sS
ssrrasEETsx Sc iH 9pr2SITE THE NEW CON
b. virtue certain deed Of trust bearinr date De-
gerber 8 1887 and rs:orded in Lipsr ~ 1893 folio
via 81 4 g MsY
1892 At HALF PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, the fol.
Of II TIE Lot city Su
bered thirty O in Grants recorded subdivision OF
ng ysp S isst seysn 40 ns ms q
on ~si o. By aS Tssaen aess
No. 200 street southeast. ''
and two years with interest the rate Of per cent
ssSss q
Of sale, Terms Of sale to be complied with within
days Or The the rSPspy will S rss0a Il tine risk
''''.~ . - S ShSs 3 ). rBsEEfGH E,, Trustees.
DUNCANsoN BROS. Aucts. myueo
ss-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON &C
Of bh hs F M rR TMG
pi Sys7dad. cA2s ss j. F. B sEELLIihs Trustees
u ATCLIFFE. DARR co. .Aucts. $40 Pa. ave n w.
fSEEEg
sfS FIVE SI SE w WILL
Sell kS RbsE16 A6cfioS IN Fkosf OF TIE
ALL OF LOTS AND2
SQUARE 917,
. sSa tin
Is admirably adapted advantageous subdivision
and in neghborhood that is being rapidly and nicely
improved.
and bearing 6 per cent Per .qpun interest payable
deposit Of 600 each lot required at time Of sale
Terms be complied with in fifteen days from the day
sale the rgt resell il reserved at the risk and
cost Of the dsfaultns purchaser. All conveysncing
myiS-dxds RzfMffFE. DARR co.
sSrHR ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON Ac-
count Of the rain until TUESDAY. .TH1RTY-FIRST
NAY lss' same hq SHT sGd R5SFss; pARr CO.
my2T-dkds Auctioneors.
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

TIE AMMoNIArED sTEAM cARPET cIInANINo
and rspovssins yorta los - lao . a y.
furniture, lnattre.ses and fsa&hsrs ruaSS11sI ~
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
II ATCLIFFE. DARR h CO.. Auctioneers,
II pa

r ATCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
~ go Pa. ave. n. W.
VERY DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED real ESTATE AT THE NORTH
EAST CORNER OF NEW YORK AVENUE
AND SECOND (OR KIRBY STREET NORTH
MEST BY AUCTI0Ni ON THURSDAY, AZ,
uERNQ0S,r MAY TWENTI,SIXTH 1882, AT
HLF.PAST FIVE O'CLOCK. WILL SELL
IN FRONT OF THE PREMISES
PART OF ORIGINAL LOT 4
AND LOTS 81 AND "a
OF CASSIDY EFT AL IS SUBDIVISION OF
PART OF SAID LOT 4. IN SQUARE 5J1
Fronting Sys feet New York and 14t,6 feet
ON ii Tor Kirby street northwest. This property is
beautifully located of the highest points the
city tine line of the electric railway, and admir-
ably adapted to advantageous subdivision building
purposes.
Terms; Onethir cash. balance in one and two
years, with interest at the rate Of per per an
nun. payable senannually from day of sale. secured
BY deed Of trust or al cash at the option Of the pr
CHASER deposit of 800 ured ut the time of sale
Terms TO be complied with in fteen days the right
to resell at the risk and cost of the defaultn pur-
chaser Is reserved. All convevancng. recording. &c.
at purchasers cost
my2O-dkds CORNELIUS ECKHARDT. Attorney.
eD-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON AC.
count of the rain until SATURDAY. MAY TWENTY
EIGHTH. 1872, same hour and place.
my21-i&ds CORNELIUS ECKHARDT. Attorney.
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nUNCANsON BROS. Aucts, 9th and D SITS n W.


TRnSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
STREET BETWEEN g AND NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust to bearing date De-
cember -. A.. ID. 1891, and duly recorded in liber
l64 folio l0 seq Of the land records of the Dis
rict Of Columbia, and at the request of the party
cured thereby We will sell at public auction front
DAY OF JUNE. A; d. 1892. at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK Pm. the following described pieces
parcels Of land and premises situate the city Of
Washington. District of Columbia and being parts OF
lots and :, in square 80 beginning at a point on
the west line Of 3D. street west distant 100 feet north
from southeast corner OF said square, and running
thence north 80 feet to an alley thence west % feet
feet thence east ~ feet inches to the place be-
ginning together with the improvements, consisting
Of vestDry and basement brick proof building
Terms Of sale: One third OF the purchase money in
cash balance in two equal nstailments in and
Years with interest At per cent per annu, interest
payable semi annually and secured upon the property
sold or all cash. at option of purchaser. deposit Of
$500 Will he required at time of sale. All convey
aicin9 and recording at purchasers cost. Terms Of
sale to be complied with in QOl days otherwise
the trustees the right to resell the property
the risk and cost OF defGultng purchaser or prlr-
chasers.
Adds y. BROWNE,
W L. EDMONSTON, Trustees.
myy4-eOGdS Office 300 9TH st, ". y
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nR. CARLETON,


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rrvor HAVE AZ ux.r
acute chronic or hereditary. you can be rAp1dy 70
stored 10 health and strength by the scientific sppl
cation of electricity and the thsr.nau,,c ms.-,r@
successfully prscticed by Dr. Carleton
-
IF YOU HAVE
faihe memory neuraie7c' wanderins palma snFoes
feeling more tired IN the morning than on going 70
bed energy either for work or society dizzy spels
(vertieo) dull stupid feeling un.he 10 o,c.nsr.,.
the mind upon any subject pain in the bach v,.t
hack had tasts in the ,oou,h ,,,npl.s 90 ..uo .nd
-, -, -. nv -, PllApies ~ s.noS nv
t @ iookhx saih, uenors' paip.suon On tne
its charms for you it i pretty certain tA.s you s.s
Ainic'eo Win
NERVOUS DEBILITY
and Won sbould AT once consult rx Csr,ssou vho 4,
nos;t,ysl,- ~. nil, .xar.,si,- -. a.. 49, rs.s
So. ~ ~ .a, seseon IN .ne oniss'
'rea.s on scisntise
treatment Of these trouble. . me- .tnsx r,r~,t u,5
,,.,'..,.I.-s.. .,,,.s.i - .s I ,,.1
mary Auals SIS cneioA aho mierosoopsL heurestns-
mia NERVE exhauston) diseases Of the bladder HID
neys skin blood or nervous systsm or any acute or
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAve.
THOMAS BOWLING soy. Ass.. ma ' a =.

/
THOMAS BOWLING soy. Amt. ea a. =.
IMPROVED -PRoHTEIl. NO 4ea SECOND
n OF ,TSSIsipiS MAY ,fask .sis Sro lisa st
rS 81 On sa. 81, ls 10 . .Ss:s ~ =. as s
Sn ss Ss 70 Noe 900 ' .sI n frame AOu
y. Nth .S sn Ssass ss IN On. Ts., and 8,
deIssi, q 500 required At time Of -sls. oonvsy,
n @4 dsd S1 fhSNsS SON ,uc
Il ATlMER SLOAN, Ancts.. i.os o 81
VsLUABIE IMPROVED RFsiprNcs No N.
NhM HAMPSHIRE AVENUE NORTHWEST Al
On TtLsDAy, MAY THIRTY FIRST. lss2. q
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. in front Of the pr.mi.ss -
lot Al SQUARE ~.
Fronting on east side Of New hsml-hire avenue ~
tween and streets northwest oy depth Of about 81
I'M rS1ssd sy nearly new e--,ory comfcrt.s,.
BATH istrab%s. ranss G. &c Ciase 20 AR .na ~
tovether a nea, and desirable home. Terms sasy ana
my:ssdSds LkTINER SLOAN. Auctioneer..
RATcLIFrE. DARR a CO.. AactiOneers-
TWO Two-sIoRY BRICK HOUSES, SEVEN
ROOMS ROOMS AID BATH. MODERN IMPRoyi:
sTkkEf NORTHEAST, e-'
On rr-rsn.y b sS, .rSIIoS. NAV -v,
flksI At FIVE O'CLOCK. We viii cner Cor sAls. 3
sUBL6Ts lI3 AND ia
Fronting L. feet on l s,roci northeast and runnlnr
hqnses, with modern inlr0veneptss situated In enc
Terms r ee ~ ssI. Ssr, u ,, The north nth
sale depcsit of s2o required Ut the time OF sale
the day sale otherwis. rst rrsrs.d 20 well he
property at the risk cost q the defs1itins par.
some pnelisSs in wsshnts sn. b. I q Al
anu E Sfcfr + .f b.S RI q cS sA' '''
mS23-dSds Anctione~rsL
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BITT 10 USE.
WASHINGTON. ID. O.
MEDICAL, &c.

M. BROTHERS. INvIGoRATrNG CORDIAL n
A. powerful Nerve Stimulant and Tonic. OF ali the
remedies for Nervous Debility, Neuralgia NervoiW
Exhaustion. Paralysis and that class II people vino
are weak miserable letharsic sleepy, lack Of amh-
ton and zest there IL remedy equal this Cordial
IL has been In for year, this city.
Laboratory. O6 1t. W. my26lm
PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE TREATMENT cAH
be obtained, with the best Of medical references.
by applying at
my-s0-lnIs Ql3gt IT. M.
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CD Il NH
my26-th. tn sSls
i Gu. .Aurts. $40 Pa. ave. II. ",

ID ATCLIFFE, DARR Gu. .Au.ts $40 Pa. ave. n. ".
cEfRkE BtY-WIS iHH E EtM2-f HOUSE No
&Sp SiSTH ASP fhNTa sT FREE S AHP
On WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON. NOVEMBER
ELEVENTH. AT HALF,PASr FOUR O'CLOCK, We
will oer for sale in front OF the premises by public
SUB LOT Ill. IN SQUARE 363.
Fronting III feet 8 in hes French street, with
by two-story bay-windOw brick house. containin =
six rooms. bath and concerted cellar and all modern
improvements.
Terms Of sale: Two thousand five hundred dollars
TO lie paid IA cash. the balance suit TIE purchaser
with interest at the rate of per per annu Sc
cured by deed OF tr, st On the property, all cash
paid at the time of sale Terms be complied with in
iteeE days OF the right 10 resell at the risk and
the defau!ting purchaser is reserved All conveyance
RADCLIFFE. DARR l. CO.. Auc.s.
The purchaser at the above sale having failed to
comply with the terms of said sale the property
toned in the above advertisement will be resold al tile
MAY N i % e fon on q
tine above described premises, at FIN O'CLOCK in
the gtte; noon of the said day.
Terns as mentioned above.
I.yll-d&ds RATCLIFFE. DARR, CO., Aucts.
.B-THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN CON.
s .,g gv Sf the rain until SATURDAY, MAY
myiSdxds RATcLiFFE DNRR AIR s0 c5 ana Aast sse
eY-rHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN CON-
s ,!, Of the rain until THURSDAY. MAY
r"EsTIsINrH 4 siIs he1f and %i GldSsG
my2'-d8ds Auctioneers
in consequence Of the storm until TUESDAY, MAY
RATCIIFFE, DARR CO.,
my2I-dSds Auctioncers
'
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR Il CO. Aucts $50 Pa ave. n.

u ATCLIFFE. DARR CO. ,Aucts. $50 Pa. ave. n W.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF A LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF FINE AND DESIRABLE SHOES, SLIPPERS
AND TIES FOR LADIES, GENTS, CHILDREN
AND INFANTS.
RUBBERS. ARCTICS. &c. &c. MADE BY CELE-
DRAFTED MANUFACTURERS OF FINE FOOT.
WEAR.
BY AUCTION.
By virtue Of a deed Of assignment given to me and
e duly recorded Will sell by PUBLIC AUG ION, at
AtCTI4NEERS, go PA; AVE: NV, ON TUES:
DAY, MAY TH1RTY-FIRST. 1872, BEGINNING
Al Ten O'CLOCK A. NJ AND CONTINUING EACH
DAY THEREAFTER UNTIL ALL IL SOLD. A FINE
LINE OF SEASONABLE FOOTWEAR. and 10 which
invite the attention Of the trade and private buyers
az the STOCK Is IN GOOD CONDITION AS TO
SIZES, &c.
TERMS: CASH.
- GEO W. ABBOTT, Assignee
RADCLIFFE. DARR Co Anlts n,y.iI-iSdhs
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
RADCLIFFE. DARR l. CO. ,Aucts,

r ATCLIFFE. DARR & co. .Aucts,
VERY pESIRABLE TWO STORY. BASEMENT AND
CELLAR BRICK HOUSE, No 905 NORTH
TON. A'hsoh eoolhhASi' bi Aoc-
On WEDNESDAY. JUNE FIRST. 1902, AT HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, we will sell by public
auction in front of the premises.
SUB LOT 15l, SQUARE 043
Fronting Is feet on North Carolina avenue, with a
depth Of n feet.to alley improved by well-built
two-story basement and cellar brick house. No sos
North Carolina avenue, containing rooms and bath,
with all modern improvements such electric bells
light &c heated by furnace and papered throughout
This property in the most desirable pert of East
Washington being lust square sOut! Of East Capt.
to street. the herdcs and the Metropolitan Railroad
terminus.
Terms liberal and made known at sale. deposit
OF $20D required ut the time of sale.
my24-dSds RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.
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THOMAS BOWLING son. Aucts., 6la st. n. W

ASSlGNEE'S SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
By virtue of the powers in vested under a certain
deed bearing date the ID day Of May, 1872. will
e,latpublic auc ton on THURSDAY, THE TWELFTH
DAY OF MAY, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
r M in front Of the premises the following described
real estate in the city of Washington. District of Co.
lumbia to Wit: Lot TO- in Wallis subdivision in square
80. improved by sthreestory pressed brick dwelin
No. 11l5 18th st. containing and bat
and all modern improvements Can be used q store
Stable for two horses and two vehicles of lot
Terms Of sale: Property is sold subject TO tr;ists
amounting to 50. 20 which b. paid off assumed
by purchaser; balance cash. deposit of 500
must be complied with within ten days, otherwise the
assignee the right to resell the property at the
risk OF the defaulting purchaser. All
cost OF purchaser.
JAMES H. TAYLOR. Assignee
myo-dSds 6l3 18th at.
tGTHE TERMS OF SALE OF THE ABOVE MEN
toned property not having been complied with, the
said property will be resod at the risk and
defaulting purchaser on TUESDAY, MAY THIRTY
FIRST. 1892, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. ,
i'll FROM OF the premises.
JAMES H. TAYLOR, Assicnee
my24d&ds 6lb 18th st.
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THOMAS BOWLING Il SON, Aucts 6l2 st. n: W

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON STREET
BETWEEN THIRTY SECOND AND Thirty
THIRD STREETS, GEORGETOWN, AT AUC-
TION.
O'CLOCK p. NJ. we will SELL in front of tne Premises
part of lot 12 in square "A. fronting thirty five feet
the north side Cf street by DEF tn of about Ii
feet inches.
Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two
trust on the property, az cash. at the option Of the
purchaser deposit Of 800 required at time of ,e
All recording and oonyeysngini, at purchasers cost
THOMAS BOWLING & son,
my2 1-d&ds Auctioneers
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Acute, chronic. or hereditary. you be rssdiy
stored TO health and strength by the scientific spp
cation of electricity and the therapeutic
successfully prscticed by DIR. Carleton
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&D-THE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POSTPONED
in consequence Of the storm until TUESDAY MAY
THIRTY FIRST, at the a!ne hour and place.
RADCLIFFE, DARR CO.,
my21-dSds Aurfionrers
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-09-15

For twelve years the firm has observed
this gracious custom, and if it ceased
the most cherished anniversary would
be taken from the humble lives Of their
| employees.
The imperial city employs about forty
| women to sweep and trim the grass in
the Berlin squares, pick up the leaves
that fall from the matchless trees, and
keep the walks and rustic seats tidy.
They work from six to seven o'clock
and get one mark forty pfennigs two
dollars and forty-five cents} week.
The same number of women have
charge of the toilet cabinets and the
same pittance is paid.
There is no hour in the day and no
street in the city where tie cart with
the woman and dog in harness can not
be seen. Sometimes the load is family
washing, again it is shop work, or it
may be groceries for delivery or lug
gage for collapsed tourist.
The general opinion that living is
cheap in Germany is grand, great err
ror in judgment. The masses live
cheap. but living is not any cheaper
here than in America. People can and
do live on twenty-five cents day. not
because they wish to, but because they
must. The day laborer gets seventy
five cents and in some miraculous way
manages to support a family. The
belief that the buying power of one
mark in Germany is equivalent to one
dollar in America is equally erroneous.
Nothing is cheap but flesh and blood
v World
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THE QUEEN OF THE TURF.

Nancy Hanks Again Make Wonderful
Record. Showing Greater Possibilities.
ST. PAUL, Sept. S.-Nancy Hanks,
queen of the trotting turf, is able to
whittle two or three seconds off the
record, for yesterday, on a track con-
ccdcdly two seconds slow, facing a
strong breeze half the distance, she
trotted a mile in 2:07 fiat, quarter of
a second bet ter than she went the same
distance August &, on the superb WASH
ington Park track, Chicago, and within
1 81 seconds. of the world record which
she made OF the kite shaped track at
Independence, Ia, a week ago.
The won ierful little mare was pa
raded at o'clock before more than o.
900 people, the largest crowd that ever
attended a race meeting in Mime
apolis.
At 1870. piloted by Bud Doble. who
has driven her all of her fast miles. she
again appeared and as she trotted
slowly before the grand stand she was
greeted with the most perfect ovation
ever given a trotting queen. little
Five minutes later she came flying
under the wire, and as Doble nodded she
was given the word go" Away she
sped to the quarter like perfect piece
of machinery working every part in
grandest unison. She was facing a
brisk east wind, but made the distarce
in 321S seconds, 200 gait.
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SLAVES OF THE LOOM.
What if American H-oolen Workers Had
to Compete Against These?

What if American W oolen Workers Had
to Compete Against These?
The phase of life among the world
renowned wooden mills of Berlin are
pathethic enough. Some of the faces
are illiads of pain. and the physical
misery and industrial servitude is APP
palling.
girl at the loom weaves sixty yards
of cloth and gets s1.25; it takes her
three DAYS. II takes the beauty from
her young wO,nanhood, the grace from
her form and an inch from her stature.
Spinning girls average $3.50; in the
dirty greasy work of the carding-room
toilers make 81. -. The women who
sort the rags grow yellow as parchment
and slowly choke to death from the
dusty atmosphere in which they work.
These poor old hays in their mop caps
and wooden sandals are pictures for the
Gave of Despair" Some of them have
been in the mill forty years, growing
feebler and more resigned all the time.
One old creature has served heroically
fifty-two long years. Time, the arch
traitor, had left one lickerish tooth in
her mouth for hunger to mock at.
palsied her claw-like hands, put crack
She made one dollar and twenty-five
cents with her shears, and by lodging
couple of mill girls, in whom she saw
her past and whose future she reflected,
she managed to live.
The hours were from six a. m. until
half-past six p. m, there was half an
hour for ''second breakfast" an hour
for dinner. and one-quarter of an hours
rest in the afternoon. The men looked
like ghosts, the girls like hays, and
the women like mummies. These
caste-ridden, tradition-cursed people are
born in the mill and they die in it.
They have no chance to find their hui
mainly. Their patience is enduring.
their industry tireless and their lives
are filled with the elements that hero
ism is made of. Pitiless want puts the
crushing load on very tender shoulders.
and the boys are stunted and the girls
begin to fade almost before maturity.
1t would be sad, indeed, if capital was
thoroughly heartless.
In a mill where shoddy cloths and
yarns are made the earnings of four
hundred hands averaged sixty-two and
a half cents the year through. The
treatment was most kindly, and the re-
lations between the directors and toilers
were pleasant. In the basement there
was a large steam heater where the
operators cooked coffee. Every year
there is picnic. The firm charters a
steamer, and at seven a. m. every body
is on board.
They go to country estate where
they spend the day; there are row.
boats. games, prize contests, music and
dancing, and banquet al fresco with
all the beer they can drink. 1t is the
only day in all the three hundred and
sixty-five, when everyone gets enough
food and drink of a relishing character.
and the event is talked about and
thought about weeks before it occurA
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FOR GIRLS AND BOYS.
SOMETHING FOR CHILDREN.

There's enough for you children TO do in the
house,
To keepyou as busy as any old mouse,
There errands to run,
Little tasks to be done
That viii do much to tighten your mothers
hard work
So, children. don't shirk,
But do what you can;
You'll be glad when you're grown
To woman or man.
There's enough for you children to do all
about;
II you try, you win very soon find some work
out
There are chickens to tend.
Little tasks without en1
You Will find you do il you just take q
start.
So children, be smart,
And do what you cant
You'll be glad when you're grown
To a woman or man.
There's enough for you children to do any.
where,
So hurry around and each do your full share.
And just see how bright
You will feel when at night
You can think you have done wat Is honest
aud fair.
So, children, take care
To do what you can;
You'll be glad when you're grown
To a woman or mar.
And. children. whatever you do. do it we'll:
People always, in looking it over can tell
If you hurry right through
Whatever you do.
Not caring at all il it's done III or well;
So whatever you do,
Do the best that you can:
You'll be glad when you're grown
To woman or man.
The Young Herald
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BEHRING SEA CONTROVERSY

Tie Limit Reached and the Exchange Of
tha Original Cases Made by the Agents
Of the United States and British Gov
ernmcnt-The Case Now In the Hards
nf the Arbitrators.
WASHINGTON, Sept. s.-Yesterday was
the limit fixed under the treaty by
which the Behring sea controversy be-
tween the United States is to be arbi-
trated, for the exchange of the original
cases by the agents of the two govern
ments. The exchange was completed
well within the limit, the last docu-
ments having been placed in the pos
session of the arbitrators in Eu-
rope several days ago by representa-
tives of the United States government
and the case for Great Britain having
been given by Mr.. Herbert of the Brit
ish legation in this city to the state de-
partment Tor Senator Morgan, one of
the arbitra tors for the nited States,
this week.
Justice harlan, of the supreme court,
the other arbitrator on behalf of the
United States. is now in Europe. and
will probably remain there until the
arhitrators meet in Paris, which will
be some time in the winter or early
spring probably March. Under the
terms of the treaty the meeting of
IT," arbitrators must be held
not later than five mon tbs and twenty
days after the exchange of the cases
which has just been made, within
which time the two governments must
file with the arbitrators any additional
matter that may be called out by a con-
sideration of the original cases pre-
scented This second case is referred to
in the treaty as the completed cases for
the reason that no other additional
evidence is to be presented by either
party, unless it is called for by tn"
arbitrators.
Senator Morgan called at the state
department yesterday and had a long
conference with Secretary Foster, who
prepared the case for the United States
as its agent under the treaty before his
appointment as secretary of state. He
still retains control of the matter. in
addition To directing the general affairs
of the department.