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VIII HErLY 10 nonroS.
'a'L'rs Prepared 10 uALeRktntsmcnt
la their ava net half

hackers Prepared ~ UaLea Abatement
iu their ava n,haiL
CHICAGO, April g5.-Chluose pack.
en- viii make % statement 10 rotation to
gg euuiEsa that tho Present condition
" 'lu luei markets IN uue 10 the exist.
,lev Of o combine. n. j. MaTtyu, CON.
at'lIhl manager uf Armour s. Co.,
, slo had the whole subject iu charge
,,' 'nAs hrm, said tgu statement won ID
NJ No made probably uu,i Secretary
"'I'oh hhi announced the results Ui
,H''lu Enli1lB now beiug made by his
,.te,'.IH 90 various points. MI. Mar.
.tt'ltl 20 comment on the iu:uT.
Nv" Win 7tufulnTy Morton, iu which
M. sl.fehry aiducgB uumer0uH
u'usa which, nu tuys, 10 "a loug way 10
tI. ''' "'o' ''Nb "a
AZ Louis, Aprlg0.-Tho member,
'1e Ensl 81. Louis lAyo stock px.
~. .",' ht,l nn Indignation meetlngnt
by, NNNIunl BauK iEsuanre and
Ta'Nu.} denounced Secretary Morton.
| F'.str Hinge were 0puuuI uyu ,if..
Ib..N ON la1 AdylsGb.Nty of replying
Wt, statements, ia whlCu hp CHARGED
W., que Iitt ln the price n burI was
Son aud tho result a Rbsc. rims.
a1l.,.' ' G.mulnr. lt,Hg,ut| aua were
egm,,'''1l calling upon him 10 appoint 10
aB I'n''a,''.atla.u, Tor tho purpgsu Of linking
lf,'t ''l lFatlon, unlor oath, aHI iay
sIstel IaIs,ty Ut ME chgrIvs, the Ak.
's' TO pay all EXPENSE.
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DESvER, Npril Ca special TO the
Republican from Aspen, Colon says'
lt has b1un suspected for some tune
that an organized gang Of oro thieves
existed ia Aspen. To-day several blk
mining companies united lu tsplUyiu
suit against 81. j, - lhlmicA, "Ffouch
Jue,n auu this evening Deputy Sutrl
Marion faiiCl hia piacu ia tue suuuTb-
OF tho ciIy. 40 gwua HUyernl uuUinf.
la ono OF these was found small
smelling plant, anu nyo bars Ui silver
bullion, weighing HUvou'y-dyc pounds,
were secured aud Large quantity Ui
hIgl.gfAio Ufu,
The value OF the haul Is said 20 be-
between sgj,uNU aud $4,000. IL ID
alleged that detectives have she names
OF a large number %. men VINO nave
been selling ytc 60 UsihJmlca.
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ANEnriN InEA.rnY.
san TrancisrD'. Finances IN Dcpiof
rbtr Condition.

Huu Franchises finances H. u Doptuf
rhtr Condition,
FAN FHANcrg9, Apul 20. - The
theory lhsI tnc tIvh1ury OF this city
ami county would become oEhsusioI
la the courto otSo mnuy Jays or weeks
ne Tutult OF recent large dsNi,u upon
d. for election sud other yNpanHus Ia8
given way 90 n condition.
The treasury tzhhusiUI and trAlrs
people ru.ute 10 honor the regulations
%. the supurvisyfH. superintendent
Weaver Vi tlu aimshguBs says Bis
cattle ufU hungry, auu within few
ugys, I'm uss rUuo. Do given, sue 90 lI-
mates will be- crying fur ufpaI.
Fire CUmmissiJuUr buucn says there
Boz DO iUou .Ur thu uurs.s Of the IUpnF,.
me anu no coal i1r lho engines, anu
none can bo hal until tueru BE- money
to tay Tor %.
Tue gravity Of the situation wa
made known ~ meeting ut the
nnaUCa committee oi the board %
supervisors yesterday, 90 which both
The mayor aud the city sui county ut.
tJfnvy were pfofeuL
Cualiman Taylor announced tlHt
what they ull knew would ,nHu UlAtu
about lhlH time LuI juAuu place. Tie
contractors wCru rH'ulug L1 auIver
HaIp.ius with Tao knowledge tuag tue
treasury would be empty lUT Same ~ %
months until thr t,yHuu.H fIIu % q
new hN levy iggIUs iU come lr, taH 70
wHH nb.Ilu'vly necessary G. duy. q
sImg means Ter t.4Iu over tue lulyI-
] Val
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itssoiutiou ASKING giris Co Hrius
AIIrm hmLLuLa.

itssoiutiop ASKING gIris Co Itcfus h,
Allen NuituTs.
srmSaFmD, Ill, April -7,-Iu the
house Mt Mccarthy obtained
unanimous consent 10 Introduce tho
following rrsoIulion'
Received, That the mombers Of the
general assembly OF the slate Of
Illinois DO hereby request the duuEht-
els OF lliinuls not 10 accept the hand u
marriage " any person VINO Ia not "a
citizen Of the United States 10y right VI
birln or naturalization, WI We urs OF the
VI ln,ou that tue daughters Of luluyia
should be- patriotic m their views and
should disregard tho tllly Of my iog.
elguor Aud marry none but a CluEul II
tuu UnLvi 3 ,alus.
The resolution was referred 10 the
committee Oh federal relations,
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a Qu siiun short, Co Ho Decided -
thr supreme ,surt.

a Qu ,iiuu shoru, Go Ho uscid,d ~
thr supreme tsurI
INV YORK., Apul -I-ru0 World
this morning says
The question whether O. deed o. trust
eau project a man from execution
.asuUd against him Tor debts incurred
a.tur the execution OF hurh trust will
su0uly cumr uu Ga tue supreme court
90 Hu action brought by James Bat.
lot st., % Providence, Il, l., uggils,
jacob Cram, 10 wealthy resident Di
Shell Drake, Seneca county. Mr..
Cram 10 % syH.lu.law 70, Ersius
WImAu.
Bartlett seek. 20 Get nlIde trust
deed mauv 3 Cram ~ tho terms Of
which Cram aud lis VIII, N.TtHa
Wlmau Cram, disFafrI o. $4,000
worth ~ property 90 Norman 81
Walker Jrp a. lruGluu, Tor the benefit
luI support % thrif infant s0u.
10 hiH complain, Baulait says he IL
~ the opinion tlst this trust wal
formed ~ Cram Tor tho purpose u
Iyirauliug hiH crOdltgr1, SIR. Cram
her three year old s0u, JgUIU, uut
riu'teU Walker are maze CU.JUiuui
auu,
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n,narl. JON lInIl a,elIen,.

CuCAGo, April g7--Reporla from
the ftulI section ~ Illinois indicate a
gcuOraliy large supply. Strawberries,
peaches, pggu, apples, plumY, black,
Ferries anu Cherries arc looking we'll
suu now that tho danger OF a lAto igosl
il practically ended u heavy crop h
predicted,
TOPEKA, Ksr., April .7,-Ropor,i
rom different SECTIONS Il Kansas snow
that the irult CROP puachos, supcs sRu
trtIirs, VIII ha ono Of the largest M
Iuc hittUfy OF the state.
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nr. MnIIsr nnrn nI.lrs...a.

MAIaELIlEs, April .j.-EE.Couful
John !. Waller has been placed Ia the
civil prison VI 80. Pierre, tue military
tuthuTllirH refusing 20 Keep him any
longer IN FoIy 81 Nicholas. where hr
has uuuu detained tlnco biz arrival
here. M. Waller 10 now awaiting hls
transfer 60 some fortified place, probnu'
ly T. the Isle Marguerite, where tue late
Marshnl bnz2ino was sent. MI waller
b. much distressed NJ the position IN
which uo tluds himIu,G
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Tor ,hs Dsf,n.e Of goId.

LoNDoS, April Elm IT, financial
article THIS morning the Standard m.
nuuuces tie OTmBtion OF an AssOgIatiOn
Tor the deiuutH OF tue gold currency.
Tue paper says the movement ~ well
supported. Ihc whole nation Il mono.
m1Ialitt ~ the lotion, but L would be
urodlus1 10 deny thst tue subject
uoeus tkIlliul handling to intorgs, tue
public.
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NICtoU, Color April gI,-lt now AZ.
pears that l., b, Car.iu, agent VI the
Denver d RIO GrEulu express, gave
out the story a being robbed Of $1,000
la order ~ conceal "a mishpprJpTlali0u
~ iuuuH 90 that amount. lt was
learned that Carliu had been drink.
lug aud gambling heavily, ana u 10
said hu Acknowledged tho shortage TO.
Jay alter no hal bssn placed under
arrest.
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LoSDIN, April Ca dispatch g.
the Chronicle iTOm Rome says That the
pore has instructed tho congregation
Of the propaganda 10 prepare a new
plan Tor tue convention Of japan, Tue
pope hopes 90 enter iutu diplomatic
relations with the mikalO anu 10 sslaD.
Il4h new mission.
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CoRISIo ULosED.
nriiish Troops LANDED shortly amer
miiuight,

CHICAGO, April g7.--A EmssHera'd
special ITum Colon say. fhu port VI
COriuI0, Nicaragua, has beuu closed
The three British Waships, tho
Royal Arthur Satellite and wild
swan, have declared - peaceful block
AIo OF the p'u,
Troops were landed shortly after
midnight aud Immediately took poe.
session Of th8 custom house.
There IL great e1ci,omen. In the
town.
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oALrroHNI, ATHLETES SELECTED
30 Meet Eastern college AtuIstss IN
Contest

SAN FRAECHCO, April ~ - Ten
mtn have leon rIeUtuI from anon
the athletes ui tbe Uulvursty OF Can.
iorulo n berkeley, who Will c.usaiugc
lhu team 10 meet eastern college attn.
e.gs ia cont,Hls Of stroul TN and sEIll,
THESE ten men ares Captain, Feeder Ok
W. Koch, William q. PaNtTsou,
Robert w. EIgrou, Chester W Iolscy,
Melville Dszier l.. Aorwlu, Harry u,
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Representative OF sew Hsaico 10 the
silver Confidence.

pENyEU, April GOA HuuC|al % lhn
NoIs ifoui s.uta &c., 81. NJ slyt! iE
compliance va b o. request lrlm Gov.
orn0r john J.. Richards, 10 Monia4ui
Governor Thornton To-Day nominated
three citizens Co represent NrW Mex o.
Gs Ugatgb at a conference o. DO held
Boa Sal. Lake Oity May l7Ih next, "Iur
the purpose Of puficciing an utsauI1t.
lion f0r Gn educational campaign tuai
viii llurr ulmulaillu literature In the
hands ~ miIlIUus ut vI,vrH now lSuuf'
ant 90 tut w FIlls 90 the uuHsilor."
TIE delegates are Antonio Joseph, %
Taos county, l.. Bmut0ru Prince 0i
santa 10 county and John Y, Hewitt,
OF LinOJlu cOuuL
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WIN Ti,cr the so,,l,r..

10 ,~ ava, 4, Metz April Ca sueci !
Tho F.,...'l, rom Llncolu, Nop., says.
.at in, ,u,la' o'uF' has refused to gran,
Ilpaa.,, 1ue'lou t'quoIttd by tue GOV.
" RESTRAIN tue FlJuruoy Land
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TIRE
DENVER & RIO
GRAHDB RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
lhe Only lIEO raGIi1s t.0
Through Fas, TrllTI daily I
LBADVILLE,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER
EFFBtTIYB EOY Is. l8ll

Train SO. 2 leaves OGDEN zoo am.
salt Lake .r AIM, arrive % Pueblo
tI5 AIM Colorado Springs Isl am.
Denver tHs5a a.u.
Train no. leaves Ogden ffs pm.
Salt Lake s... pm. arrive at Pueblo
rggn.m. Colorado spna.s Ns PM,
Denver GAS Pam
connections mtI0 ~ Pueblo, Col1rsao
Springs and Denver with na limos cast
feZru. daT COACHES ,vhaIf cars coli Iaii.
man sl6rutrH on aIl trains Tako the
b. & rs. %. AMI have e. comfortable trip
and enjoy tho uuUst scenery uu .hs ooE.
uuunt
As. HUGHES, 9. X. HOOPER.
IHWg Manager % pEUA.
IfuTUf. Colo. Denver. colo
u. b. NIVtN4.
General agent
us.' Lake Clgy, ~
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company from iuuing more lcasBa On
no WinBOungo reservation TO settlers.
Tuis c1mrl Gates the tr0ub G.. Captain
Beck now dsulafes that hr viii AZ once
81 c. all the settlers now on the tgsgf.
NutiOn,
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CARSON, New, AJhl 20 In the
Jones examination today Detective
Nlanl WHO snid bis real uRuo was
NAilaghuE proved that tue bars Of
eun'rfltit melt were cast ln mlulis
lt lQIul IN Iuc miut,Auu thus showed
l4e bullion WAS not tnEcu OUT 90 tile
m.ll when tue substitution Wus made.
'Hr Atfnyrr ana bUUkGugper were
IAatl ON the stand iu tue afternoon,
llI testified that Jones was moor
man when ho went 10 work Ia the
Mllli aul that it was ditliculI 10 col.
.rsl nom him ut that time, although
lt hat had plenty OF mOuoy ,inuu. The
record % melt "lGl" was also eYhibil-
~, showing that Jones al all times had
Aeges I1lL
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Prot Eras.ua q. Smith, Of Bel q
College, pTon0unCgs Dr. Proe's BaG.
iuS F0Wqgr sDl0.uisy IuTt,
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- ff.eeH Baking Powder Will 70 far
Ilst l6au any other Why2 lps au-
U.ulely pure.
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Hr.tJaU.a Price "EHutH Hf HfIggIHfs or ~ fHaIl.
MY hHpIuEUs, % MaF.up street Nov
N.FH.
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muilnN on iAf wy iNN'h
BAN DIEGO, Cal, Apiii 90 - The
cruiser Olympia sailed fHr Sau Fan.
cisco today. 10 was una fs,uDd that
the Olympia wuG 20 haycsnilri south 90
CofIuto, but owing 40 Iis,uusI0n uoug
the crew. % a. said that Captain Reed
requested 70 DO ordered b'ck 90 Mare
leland, VIII ~ an invesigaliou AID
court martial eau be held.
Today seventy men were ordered
ashore In charge Of oiliUsrs 90 attend
tue funeral oI sailor killed Vi gun
dTill A. tho men wetr marching
through the streets seven broke iruu
tie ranks ami ran away. The rhiu
sailed tonight without them. The Fitu.
stIon On the ship is said 20 be lldlt
short Of Upru mutiuy'
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sAN DiEGo Cab, Apr,l 21--Onlcors
Of tue cruiser Olympia ucly tue re-
ports OF the sailors that there WIS m
iusuiiicIcucy VI iuU 8 ON the ship. They
say the q. mplnint Reading the qusu.
thy Ur quality Of food was entirely
unwarfanttd aud that they personally
INSPECT the food given 10 tho men.
The oilicott, ss we'll OF the men re-
vtu,tei tuat tue suip could not enter
tho natbor They rXplaltci thai Cap
tain Il cd was under orders from the
secretary OF the navy % uuchsr u
Coronado, and that The Commander
mad no discretion ben the mgt,eI
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SEPARATE SKIRTS.

The finest line OF Separate Skirts in
Crepous, Silks, Satins, Dmgonals, etc.,
IN the city.
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RIO
S,S SsAH9s GRANDE
s,,ssi. WESTERN.
STANDARD GAUGE
blhNoANp GAUGE
eva fgsst 21.lr. In Effect, March 81, 1895,

eva f1nln. IN Effect March 81, 1895.
Leave sails Lake ttty.
80. Yer bingham, ffotU. Grad
Junction anu ell Yoin's EAst IiolG n
No t=fcr froVu, urAuI Juncuun
sud ~ p5ins, E.,,,,.,,.... :top m.
80, hHtur ogden aud intermediate
-, polal. ,,..-.........;...,...... 5.sop. u
INA and AL intermediate
No. S=fof Eursas, rayson. Provo,
and aN intermediate points 800 y, m
Ma t=lor urd0H ana tLr " stt ... % - D. m.
no l-for ogden ani Cue West. lso pm.
Arrive salt Lake ,tty,
No i=Trom rrovo, Graui Juueu5a
nud tho Ehatsssrast..s..ss. l.1o ,. M
Nc aHirou Provo Grand juuCyou
ana 90 Es'l 49,. iiissr -.
No. t=fIom Provo, iInghan. Maau
sAuna, luryNA auu hIl inter.
mediate THIuthsssssr ...... o. ,. IN.
No. t-ifum ogden ana lU,urWCds
ialr THlHia.rrt.a.l .trt... ....H.. 20 o. w.
no. tHtTou tuTsta and layrUn. bbAA ma
Ma. 2 IRON uEisa sui th1 West 1884 M.
so t.Trlm ogden anI tu0 West. 71Dp. m
only llns TluuHE through rullmas Falass
sleeping cars ha.t i4atu t.iY o. -au francisco.
raIl l4ar iItF o. Denver via Grand junction
and -Alt lsso city 90 Kansas tIgy aud thlca.
30 VIA to'oud u points
change. Co hsBsW uty tuIrasD Ani Button.
lrlc rs.'uIus chair eats SAT- Lake ~
Denver.
Ticket once, 10 y. End South
u. e. DODGE, Gen. Manager
3. H. NAhtNrN Irani0 Manager
D. a. MAbLllrll. Gen, rss.gf. Art
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The THROUGH CAR LINE.
Enecuve Apr I'm. 1s95I

ELECTIVE Apri Ith, I 1881
4IauI Arrr' aul H,Haft li Sa.i La.t
co butE a. EsaogIt
Aruiva
If0m on rtt'crn r0Tuts .............. fisam
zion Euuc. Portland. san TTaa.
ciacu and OfdeH... ... s,ss...s.........J % an
FROM hll Eastern points. PArE city
hnd or1ousss.....s .slsz .sssss p p o.
IRON san francisco. cache Waller.
ogden nui intermediate points IS IN
'lf0m hliori, JuAb. rt5t5. ssupstc.
and Eureaa.s,s .sss.ss...-... . lopu
Ifron Isrminvt ahd Tooca,.,,,.....a. ~ y IA
uEFAUr
Tor Uggss. CftlO valley raFt CITY
aud a Eastern uuIutt ,..s......... so1am
toF ogden and IltermoiIats points d. FOIam
Tor ogden. ,nttrmsiaic pona
and rau friucitu1 .............. top
Tor Of1on, aU u0iuu east Hutts Port.
land. end -an FfanrH11, % "a
'l0T fureta. rr1v1. stnusis Waller
hOrW JufU aud frsCa. ...a %. 5Ham
Tor uose and Tsrm,aus,.....,..... - an
'rtauh s1uih " JusI Fua daUY except
sunday.
uaIY sEosBl sgadAY
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SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.

A grand combination OF 400 the 'ates,
ideas in Plain au' Fancy SILKS and
Dress Goods, at grea. reductions this
WucE
The morning times., 1895-08-16
sURURBAN MAIL SERVICE

InasmuCh as the establishment of a street
railway mail service is in a measure de-
pendent upon the initiative being taken by
the people OF the locality where The ad.
ditional facilities are desired, il may be re-
garded as probable that before long the
system viii have trial in the suburbs of
Washington. The Columbia Heights Citi-
zens' Association has preferred request To
Postmaster Wnlett, having for its objcct
The institution OF such a service for their
section Of the city and thus the first regular
step has been had.
Postmaster Willett in his report To the
Posi-office Department will unquestionably
set forth the justice of the claim that the
business interests OF the residents of CO.
lumbia Heights warrant the granting OF
their request, and as second Assistant Post
master General Nelson is reported to be in
favor Of trying the experiment at the Ma
uonal Capital, one street railway mail
route may be expected TO be in operation
here before many months. After its use
fulness shall have been practically demon
strated in one suburban section. the resi-
dents Of other parts OF the District will no
doubt seek the same benefits.
The outlying sections OF the District are
rather al a disadvantage at present in the
matter OF receiving their mail promptly.
They are distant IRON SIX TO toeightmileSfrom
the city post-office and the mails Conse-
quenuy reach them an hour or two later
than they DO the people living more closely
TO The central office. There are already
a good many StuFekeepers in nthesuDJrhs and
iheir number is constantly and rapidly in
creasing. 1t would be bEt fair 10 these as to
all other suburban residents 20 give them
The brnefitof the promptest ma aiIscrvicc that
the department can command.
The morning times., 1895-08-16
One Fearless Newspa per.

Editor Tines Thank you for your sensi-
BILE editorial suggesting that the President
review the case of Private Gill. Every
man who favors fairness and deccncy VIII
feel grateful to you. His trial was a
mockery; his imprisonment a barbarity
Instead of a jury ofhis peers, he had court
made up entirely Of commissioned officers,
every one in sympathy with the prosecutor.
ANY one who has ever been a soldier
knows how idle it is for a private in the
regular army TO expect sympathy from
West Point officer. The writer know moth
ing of the proceedings of the court-martial
If they have been published he has not been
able to find them, but it is fair to presume
to offer a word OF testimony to show what
poor Gill had endured from the lieutenant
before he thrashed him. There are many
ways in which such witnesses may be
punished. We boast of our freedom and
our civilization, but so long as the officers
OF the army have all the privileges and the
privates no rights, our boasts are ridiCu-
lous, and our claims vanity. 1t is worth
while, Mr.. Editor-richly worth while-to
speak III defense Of the helpless, and the
people of Washington win not fail to see that
we have one newspaper which is fearless
in the expression of its opinions, and that
it is not slow TO act in behalf of the poor
and lowly. God bless you.
". II. NELSON.
The morning times., 1895-08-16
GRANT CUBA AUTONOMY.

II K is true that Gen. Campos has ad-
vised Spain that she must either send 100,-
600 more soldiers To Cuba 10 suppress the
waror grant that island complete autonomy
there should be no hesitancy in acting cn
the latter advice. Already much of the
best blood uf Spain has been given 10 retain
Cuha. Ten years of frightful struggle in
the last war cost thousands of lives and
much treasure, and the present conflict
can never be ended except by compromise or
Cuban victory.
IfSpain prefers 20 free Cuba let the Span
ish army be augmented with another and
still greater force. 1t Will then be a
struggle to the death and end in Cuban
liberty. But if Spain really desires
loyal province with an Independent form
government, let the autonomy be granted,
and give the Cuhaus a representative in
the Spanish Cortes. Such a humane
method OF ending the war would command
the respect of other nations, and save to
Spain her bravcst sous and many millions
of money
The morning times., 1895-08-16
CANNoT BE roo STRICT.

There Is unnecessary criticism Of the regu-
iHtons provided by Health Officer Wood
ward for the proper disposal or our city
garbage. Unless there are stringent rules
To prohibit the accumulation of refuse, and
unless it is properly cared for and disposed
of there is danger 10 both comfort and health.
Dr. Woodward may at times be au.ocratic
in his demands for a strict observance of
sanitary conditions, but his position as
Health Officer requires that there he DO
compromising with filth and for that reason
DO objection should be made If he is a
little severe.
The disposal OF garbage is an important
question in every large city. 1t still
demands the best thought OF our most expert
sanItarians, ana while great improvement
has been made in the system OF taking care
OF garbage there is room for better and more
effective methods. Instead OF condemning
our health department for being too strict
let every one try TO have still more stringent
regulations enforced. II we are TO have
health we must also have cleanliness.
The morning times., 1895-08-16
THE RELIC HUNTERS.

The favorite chair of Alexander Pope
brought Fl 900 at Il sale in 1892.
The wig that Sterne wore while writing
"Trstram Shandy" was sold at public auc-
tion soon after the great writer's death
for the sum of92 GOO.
The most extravagant instsnce OF literary
relic worship on record is said TO be that of
a wellknown Englishnlan, who constantly
wears in small locket attached to a
chain around the neck Il portion of the
charred skull of Shelley.
III the year 1916 tooth Of the famous
Sir Isaac Newton was sold at auction by
relic nlUnger of London, and was purchased
by an English noblenlan for sum equal 10
So, $50 in United States currency The
buyer had costly diamond removed froma
ravorite ring and the tooth set in its place
OF late years a great many persons have
visited the former residence of the late
Victor Hugo to see tooth OF that celebrity
which is kept in small gla IS case with
this inscription: Tooth drawn from the
jaw of Victor Hugo by the dentist on
Wednesday August IL, 1871, ut Yianden,
in the garden attached to the house OF Nine.
Koch, at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon"
The morning times., 1895-08-16
FORCING THE ISSUE.

The Times has reliable information that
messenger can boxes are again placed in
the Division. aud that young lads Will once
more be called upon to DO duty as mes
senger servants to brolhels. When this
Infamous practice was discontinued sew
eral months ago the general comment was
that al least one method OF ordebauching boys
had been abolished, and it cannot be possi-
bic that the Commissioners are aware Of
this Infringement upon their order or the
boxes would not be replaced.
1T is bad enough to allow this plague
spot to defne our city without oonsenting
20 its use as a place TO ruin boys, and if
the messenger service is to be recon
tinued, the Division. with all its moral hor-
rors, must go The question Of its re-
noval has never been brought fairly and
sauarely to an issue, but if necessity de-
n'auds il shall be done and the result viii
not be doubtful. When the fight begins
the law abiding people Of Washington
viii not compromise such an abuse, and in
stead OF ren aiming as a public blemish
TO the ~ ost beautiful section Of the National
Capital it viii be driven out Of the con
fines OF the District.
Let those interested in this disreputahle
business take warning and not force the
issue