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SOUTHERN RAIL WAY.

Cschedule in effect April 10, 1917 .
Ali trains arrive am leave FenitSy wants
Passenger Station
x a fn.-DaIIy. local Tor DanvilIe. char
Iotte and way stations, connects at ManaS-
sas for or asburg. HarrisOnaurg. and
stauntOn, daily, except : pnday' -, and
ern. daily. and with the chesapeake and
Onio. daily, for the Natural Bridge aud
I1I5 m.-pafy. the UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman BuffeE
SIecpers, New York and Washington TO
puIIman Sleeper for Asheville and Hos
Springs n. C., Knoxville and Chattanooga,
Tenn, and at Charlotte with Pullman
Sleeper for Augusta, Pullman Buffet Sleep
er New York TO New Orleans. CONNECTING
at Atlanta for Birmingham and Mem
pms Solid tram SasgibEton TO New
Orleans without change Sunset personally
,sonducJed tourist excursion through sleeper
on Fms train every Saturday to San Fran
cisco, without change
burg a nd HaTrisOnburg, with connection for
staunton, daily, except Sunday.
AL D. m--DaIly, iVcai I0f CbarlOttes-
IU.43 .. m--Daily. WASHINGTON AND
SOUTHWESTEkN, ESTIBULED, LINZ
TIED, composed OF fuiiiiian FetIbnied
PuIItnan sdeepers New YORK 70 Nash
vile, Tenn, via Asheylue, Knoxville
and ChattanoogS; View fork 70 Tampa,
Iacksnnrille: New York to Augusta, via
CoIunfia; Kew York 10 Memphis, via
Hirrniushanl; New York 70 New Orleans,
ma ATianJa and Montgomery Vesubulei
dav coach washington 70 Atlanta. South
ern Railway dining car, Greensboro to
Mont gUmery. ,D-r,,rc,,, 80, -.
r,iVTSIOS leave washington 9.U1 a. IN
oattv ana 4.45 p. M daily. except sun
day and 6.25 p. III Sunday only Tor
H1,yI,nd IAN. 49, d. IN dahy, except sun
tiayl FOR Leesburg, and Go p. m. daily for
UerndOn Returning, arrive at y asBIng-
~, y. IS n m and 800 p. NJ. Claily from
kound nm and TOO g. III. daily, except
sunday, from Herndoh, ana e;54 a. Ia
Through trains from the So, south arrive az
WaShiue JOn q AZ a, ~, 20 D. m, and
a an n M. daily HarTiSOnbuTg, 2 40 D.
M, and $40 p. m; daiiy, except sunday,
and S: 80 a. nI daily, from CBariOtteSyiIle-
Tickets. sleeping car reservation, and in
foruSatiou FURNISHED at offices, 5lI and
:3OO Penns ylyania avenue and at Pennsyi-
vania Railroad Passenger station
NJ IA. GREEN, zen. Supt.
q. Al. GULF, 1ra1Tlc Manager.
w A. Turn, Gen. Pass. Agent
l.. :. Brown zen. Aet. Pass. Dept
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baltimore -
. AND OHM
RAILROAD.

Schedule In effect March %, 1897.
Leave washington from StafltlL, ssfnsf OK
rn New s,; jersey avenue and c street,
Limited trains, 1890, 11:46 a. IA. SOS
. For Cincinnati, st Louis nd Indianapolis,
Express. 1916 a. M. Vesfibuled Limit /
$40 p. M. express 1925 .. m.
For PittsbuTg and Cleveland. express
daily. 1890 a. N and $50 D. q.
For Toledo and Detroit, IL .25 D. II
ror Winchester and way stations. t3-4
For New Orleans, Memphis, BirnIlng rams
SShatta nooga, Knoxville. B1sto AMI
Roanoke, 500 y. M daily; Sleeping C, :
through
For Lnray. $40 p m daily
For Baltimore, week days, 300, CSC
z! 90, X7-1O, xS-00, {. 80, 1850. E1O.OO,
g.2o. x4.30. 435. x5-05, x51O. x6-38,
k6. 20. $50, xS-00, 8 Is. xs. 20, II I5,
kl1-5o p m, and xI2. OF night Sundays.
GIz.4U. Lot. X5.CO, o-zO. 431, x5O6.
x5.IO, ESQ, *. co, x9.2a. Ills. KII. 80:
p. m. x12.01 night
For Annapolis. 7;I0 and 30 q IT, 1910
and 40 p IN Sundays, $50 Z. u. 4-35
For Frederick. week cavs. 7.3r. II AZ
a. M, 4 80, $50 D. m Sundays, lis d. m
For Hagerstown. $1,000 a M and :. 80
Eof Boyd and way points, week days
days, LIE. Z 05 D. m
For Gaithears61rg and way po-nts week
A33, $50. 7.O5, II 40 .. m sUndays.
S.aO 4. M, l.l5, AS, 1.U5. 1918 D. ia
, For Washington Junction usl way points
E35 a. M, 4 80. o 80 .. u week DAYS
lis D. IN. Sundays
Royal Blue Line for New York
and Philadelphia.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch I.ghs,
For Philadelphia. New Z ork, Boston, an(
the East, week days, 500, 1000 a. N.
Dining Car. II 90, ll2.4O Dining Ca 3.OI
1905 Dining Carr, 1901 night, Sleeping
Gar open at 1000 o clock, SunGss Us, g 90
a IN Dining Car }, 40 Dining Car. 3 %
rs .O5 Diuing Car. IL o. night; Sleeping cor
bDen 10 O'clock Additional trains rot
Philadelphia, week days, 7.05 a. m daily.
500 p. m
Buffet Parl0r Cars on all day trains.
For Atlantic City, 1000 a m II 90
noon, and 12-40 p m week days. IL 40
d. IN Sundays.
: For Cape May, 2 noon
tEXcept Sunday. XENpreSs trains
Baggage called for and checked from
hotels and residences by Union Transfer
TO. on orders left at ticket offices. 6I9
PENNSYLVANIA avenue NV New York
avenue and Fifteenth street and at depot
WA II GREEN, CHAS o SCJ'LL
Gen Manager Gen. Pass gt
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SIIT-ATIoNs wAsrED-MALE.

WANTED-By middle-aged colored man,
a place To take care of Horsts aud drive
for private family; To 20 0ut OF city or 10
stay in city. good ref of handling Ad-
dress or call at 249S Philip court Item
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD
STATION CORNER or SIXTH AND .
sTKEETS.

- n A1ON OOhNEH OE SIXTH AND y
SHEETS
LOO "A n. week days-PITTSBURG z K.
hnr. -,raIlor and Dining Cars, Harris
Ao.o0 A al. PENRS FLyANIA LIMITED
uhnaan Sleeping. Dining. smoking aud
cincinnati. Indianapolis, ST Louis. C1eYe.
ils.a and Toledo Buffet ParlOr Car TO
1880 A. NJ FAST LINE-PuIluan surre.
t, lar Car to harrisburg. Burret :'arior
s41 j. haThsonrg 70 Pittsburg.
Express - Sleeping Car Washinrtoa
20 OF Louis, and Sleeping and Di1i1g
S1d ,i hIsanraIis6urg to 81 Lodis, CIncinnati
LILO + A. WESTERN ExPKEss.-Pul.
iiIan Sleeping Car to Pfttsburg, Chicago
e,sr ~ naarrnsDurg to Cleveland DiRiRs
no r. NJ. s0CTHwEsTERN ExrKrsa
.s,f, aaIilian sleePing Cars waslnn gtOn TO
Ihesoufg and Harrisburg TO st l0Ella
anu Louisville tvia CincinnatiD Dining
1910 +; M PACIFIC ExPREss-Pull-
man Sleeping Car to PfttShuFg
80 A NJ Tor Kane. GanandaIcSa. Kocl,es-
s Sh,. and Niagara Falls daily, except
1850 a. NJ FOR EImira and .senovo daily.
SacepC sunday For Lock Haven wCsk
gays and B1hamsport sundays. 3:4O
lilo =: N. for wnIiaHasport. Rochester
PDaiLaio and Niagara Fails daily, except
ss - with Sleeping Car Washin gten
70 suspension Bridge, VIA Buffalo,
ID 10 L "a. for Ere, Canandairua- Rocbes-
ssa. , bnlIalo, and Niagara FaIls daily.
Ear IN, Saf washington 70 kiinira
the kast.
100 +. 81. CONGRESSIONAL LINZ
lied. daily all ParleT Cars. with BIN
H iTS Lar from rom baltimore. Regular at 100
Car, and LOO tDining Car TroIa VIII
n1niin 1 A. ~ z. 40, $. 10, 4.2U. . 30.
700 and ll-35 r. ~ On sanday Z 90
lDlDlns Carr. 500, 800, L 100 Dining
Car from Wilmington A MI2.I5 BE-
80, o.b0, 1000 and IL 80 A. a. For
rhiiddeiphta only, r asst Express, 90 A
n week oag gaSsz .o1 Ea and 3 40 : 70 r X
galsy: For Boston, without change,
1on a H. week days, and 8. Is P. H.
FOR Atlantic city tvla De.aware RIVER
Bridge, ali-raiI route, 3.I5 D. m daily.
For baltimore. Z. IS. 700, 7-5Ot 800. 300,
ted, ago, SO, 8 40, SIS. $50, 10.
1000. 10.40, 1I.15 and i1-35 p. IN
LOO lin, Il. / ., l 10, 2 OF, 3 Is, 8 40,
l4;0O IlndtedJ. 4,2U. 8. 40. 615, so.
.710. 1O.Oo, III. 40 and II 50 .. IN.
For Rope Greek Line Z 90 IA and 4 SO
y IN daily, except sunday
FOR Annapolis, 700. 300 a. m, I215
and 70 p; m. daily. except Sunday
Atlantic Coast Line Express for Flor
ida and points on Atlantic Coast
Line. 40 a. n. 40 .. m daily
Atlanta Special, via Richmond and Sea,
board AR Line. 4. 40 y. Ii daily. Ac-
cOinnOdatiOD for QuanticO, 7.45 a. Ia
and 40 y. IN week days
Ticket Offices corner Fifteenth and @
streets. and at the station, sixth and 3
streets, here orders can be left Tor cheek
ng OF baggage 70 destination from hotels
and residences
j. b. HUTCHINSON, General Manager
j. r. WOOD. General Passenger Agenz
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FOR RHNT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-Tmee or four unfurnished
rooms, light housekeeping. leo Mass, ave.
ne apl SGT
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LEGAL NOTICE.

trict of Columbia, George l.. Thompson
Manufacturing Company VS.. Joseph A.
Thorn, ct al, No. Z ,537, equity docket Al -
this cause being referred TO me to state
the account of The receivers and Oh stfIi,-.t ion
of the assets, notice is hereby given that
will proceed under the said order II ref
erence on Thursday, April %, 1897, at
States court house in this city. AL per
sons having claims against the said
Joseph A. Thorn, or otherwise interested
in the said distribution, are notified to pre-
sent their claims, with the proofs, and be
heard at the said time aad place. JAMES
e. PAYNE, auditor. ap1 4-5t-e o. d.
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I LADIES DRESSES made on short notice
for 81 so, for one month: perfect fit
! guarantecd; wash goods half price 1904
! 10th st. ~It
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Should be read daily by all interested, as
changes may occur at any time.
FOREIGN MAILS for the week ending
April "a, 1897, close promptly at this
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

wANTED-A partn@p with $500, in din
ing-roon busiuesss good chance. Adj
dress d. this office. Item
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PERSONAL.

NoI EN-? Well we should say SO Twill
interest You financially to call and get
an elegant spring suit the least bit worn
at an REPRESENTATIONS figure. JUSTH'S
OLD STAND ,619 d ST NV ap30-7t
MASS A GE bath and magnetic treatments:
Iady assistant. IO2 9th st. NV ap2o-7t
4 tlt3oNS holding policies in the National
Maturity llfe Insurance Co, OF Wash
thgtoh, VIII hear something to their ad-
vantage by addressing CHAS E SHOE
MAKER, 1905 + st NV, city ap20-3t
REGENlA FALASCO-Spirit medium: also
Anyn-Tt = -. :" "
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EDUCATIONAL.

MIR. WILLIAM WAI1DECkER,
(Graduate OF the Leipzig Royal Conserva-
tory of Music.l
Will receive pupils In piano playing, be-
ginners as well as advanced pupils: also
in organ playing and harmony For
terms apply at music room, No. 213 E
st. NV. mh22-lm
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BOARD AND ROOM.

THE TEMPLAR-One square from Capitol,
207 Pa ave; excellent board and room
from 81 to Sc per week. ap1 Att
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FOR EXCHANGES.

FOR EXCIIANGE-4O acres of land in
Missouri for small farm n Virginia or
Maryland; will pay difference ia INSTALL
ments. Address MISS OURI, this office.
ap26-3t-ern
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wANTED-BICyCLEs.

WANTED-Will pay cash for bicycle;
standard make; must be bargain. r.
b. F., this office. 1t
WANTED TO exchange lady's gold watch,
IN perfect order, carried only short time,
for gentleman bicycle, standard ma Ike, late
pattern, In good condition; must be cheap
Address GOLD WATCH, this office.
AMI 9-tf
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WANTED-HOUS ES.

WANTED-By reliable col0red man and
Wife house Go care for for the summer;
best OF city refs. Il. o. B., TINS office.
Item
WANTED-By May "a or 7-room house
within 3 sqs of Il. & o. depot; rent not
to exceed $50. Address Z. b. F., This
office. ap1S-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS

" - " Gl'-4lei OF All lTSltieS 10 dlIeHi ne
mass meeting OF wOrkiDgTpen, V hiCh will
he heId wednesday, April y, at 80 D.
m, at TypOgra phical Temple. members OF
the EXECUTIVE Council, a. + OF l., will
duuIeSS lie meeting Item
THE EASTERN MUTUAL LIFE INST r.
ance Company having Just opened for
business IN the District, in order to get
before the people, VIII insure the lives
oI men and women at very low rates and
accept payments monthly This. uHqueS-
tiOnably will fill lODg-feIt want TO MANY
persons who desire protection for those
around them, and where it is known thai
you can get term life, limited payment
life, or an endowment policy, and on
such easy payments, should bring this
company to the front Having Delighted
offices, 1 would be happy 10 have YOU call
during the day or by appointment after
80 =. m Will be pleased to see YOU
and give you satisfactory explanation 10
CHAS. E. SHOEMAKER, Manager, 1905
OF. NV seCOhd IIoor dp2o-3t
LADIES DRESSES made on short notice
Tor 81 %; Tor one month. perfect fit
Guaranteed; wash goods half price 1904
lOth ST. 1T
TO my friends and the public; L. II. Hop
kins mas removed To his new store. SO
9Gh st. NV. ap20-Tt
1000 WHITE envelopes, printed, 81 90.
ap1S-7t
TYPEWRITERS rented, with privilege Of
purchase; reduced rates; most III stand
ard makes; condition guaranteed deliv-
cry free. NEWMAN & SON, GIL 7th st
ap1 6-1m,e m
EXTRAy NEE Paying rent to a land
lord is extravaganza; the money Won
now pay for rent in a few years VIII buy
you home. II You wish to know now
call on w. g. CLARK, Room sc, 937 ID
st. hni6-In
FOR SALE-We are not having a re-
moval salei Our old stand UroYes n
successful place for our business F,ccause
we paper rooms for from So and inward
and guarantee satisfaction. q NtJITF
80 9Th st No bra Ict. ami 2-6m
ONE NICE SQUARE PLANO. CARVED
legs and 10 splendid condition, $40; S.
cash and So per month.
One Square suitable for beginner. nice
tone and action, $40; % cash aud So ner
month. ~
Pianos for rent and moved.
HUGO WORCH,
apS-Smns ga 18th ST.
GASOLINE Zoe; lamp OILS to =: anil
15c. per gHllon. Send postal r.
DAVIS, COZ End ST. sw., and wagon viii
call. af1fS-Im
b. l.. HAYS, cheapest printer in Wasn-
ington, removed TO AL q st NV See
hlIn about y our printing Work de-
nyered when promised. . nh2T-fIno
PRINTi NG-BusII1..sS-t ;asr.Is !. .. II,-r ,,a5e,
other printing equally as cheap; maya
Zines bound for Doc; miscellaneous books
Rebound; paper ruling, etc " r. WILL
LlAMS, 6f5 7th st. NV. fef,-sf ern
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BUSH ESS CHANCES.

BRADSHAW can sell your business quick.
Call 494 Louisiana ave AMI SGT
AttIioN-l you desire to dispose OF your
stork OF merchandise, household effects
suit THOS. j. OWEN, General Auctioueer
Sl3 + st. NV Phone g13 aD15-7t
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FOR SALE Bicycles-Dealers and riders,
attention; unredeemed bicycles at one
third value; Uplumbias, SyI9cuses PAGERS,
HANDLERS, Spaidings. Marches, Worlds,
Flyers, NiaEaras and other prominent
makes, for ladies. gentlemen and children:
new and secondhand sundries and parts:
salesrooms open evenings; we also exchange
or buy outright; taken on storage bicycle
suits. $2-15. foet pumps, 3Sc: also bicycie
shoes. NEW YORK CYCLE Co, 434 9Th
81. NV ap17-St
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wASTED-PosrAGE STAMPS
WANTED-For cash, all kinds of old United
States postage and department stamps
collections also bought. II. + DUNK
H0RS1. 1915 7th St NV Ieo-tE
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FOR RENT-SIore and dwelling, 4U4
9Th st ne; suitable for bakery or dairy;
rooms; rent SIS. Apply ". 7. BYRON,
400 18th st. ne. ap2O-3t
FOR RENT-T-room cottage ia BrOokland,
l. G. two So uaIes from electric cars. mod
ern improvements, rent low 10 permanent
tenant Inquire l. s. HOLLIDGE, care
Saks K Co. ap1S-Tt
FOR RENT-4O5 and 407 81 st. sw.: six
room brick, water, IN splendid condition;
to desirable colored tenants; S13.5o each,
Apply 942 h st. NV. ap1-u, em
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wANTED-BOARDERS.

wANTED-A few boarders; room and
board, 81 per week. Call 443 18th ST.
ew ap1 SGT
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A. v. HOI MES.
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOH SALFI-IOIC,
~
FOR SALE-The greatest bargain adjoin-
ing the city; lot 25X190 to alley; on
K. |. ave. NV, lexington; 80 feet OF park
fngin front of lot; convenient to water and
sewer; only 1925. DANIEL & ARMAT,
1913 f st. NV. ap2O-3t-em
CORRESPONDENT of TenalI ytown cleo.
trio cars; cheapest lots in the northwest;
$50 to $50. Not far from Chevy Chase.
Best territory for speculation. Apply Room
"a, Loan and Trust Building. ap2o-tf
FOR SALE-LaIge lot at Kensington, Md,
cheap for cash. Address KENSfNtiTON,
this office ap2U-3t
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FOR REST-HCUSES-

FOR RENT-l1S Pierce st nw.-2-story
and basement bFic6. rent Sl5: former
price SIS Apply Ill 9th st, NV.
aD2U-3t
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wANTED-BOARDING.

WANTED BY young married couple: board
and room in private family; must be
reasonable; between I'd and 18th SITS. Sc.
preferred Address NJ, tins office. 1t
wANTED-Room and board by young man;
please state terms. Address ARTIST,
tins office. ap20-3t
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WANTED IIsCELLAS t.t,US.
WANTED HOUSES srBURBAN.

WANTED Suburban house suitable for
grocery store; not over miles from city;
with oae-half acre OF land; SlGu casn; bal
aucn monthly payments. TOM STTLLI-
VAN, els X st. sw. apl 5-Tt-em
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FOR sALE-HoRsEs & VEHICLES.
FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE--A high-grade Crescent safety
bicycle, 90 model, for S26. 516 18th
st. NV. aplS-Jt-em
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EXCURSIONS.
FOR SALE-HOESES.

FOR SALE-HOESES.
FOR SALE-No. 632 5th ST. ne, will be
sold for $1,000; 5000 cash, $1,000 on
Terms TO suit; lot 1BX70; q rooms, con-
creted cellar, pressed brick front, bay
Window and all nj. L., and more travel
north and south on this street than any
Ohio Nat. Bank bldg ap2O-3t
FOR SALE -627, e29 and 631 I4tL st.
he, . rooms, bath and cellar; a. m L.;
deep yard to i0-foot alley; only a short
distance TO II street cable cars: price re
duced 10 $500; worth $500. u. u.
uoITWALS, 81 Ilth st. NV. apl 9-3t-ein
FOR sALE-A coy home: northeast; mod
ern improvements; rooms and Dath,
$4,000; few hundred cash: rest az rent
Address OPPORTUNITY this office.
apl9-2t-em
FOX SALE-Stop paying lent. $50 cash
dhu SiG pei mo. buysa new 2-story flaIilt
n1V5i ne IN an improving section, Win About
S''oo 1eet OF ground. Soft. rear alley
stable, etc; porch: IL 1-2 RI. parking, ny
usdut water at Kitchen dG0I; i'll few blocks
ol new electric car line and their fine Office
3lniding and farmhouse: east of Lincoln ParS
ION mss TINS chance, only $1.42o; utle
PP 5l,lcL. y Ill. BRYANT, owner, Watdff
bidg-, 9th and + SITS. NV. ap1e-3t
f0H Six-room frame house; lot
III tAi ~; built by day work: cost 81 200;
M sen Tor 81 800; Jackson St, Anacostla,
~. =; apply 10 owner, 1253 K st. sc.
ap1 81 wen
FOX sALE-A beautiful new mouse, q
rooms AMI bath; south front. within One
square cable cars; price only 1000;
httle cash ana balance $40 nloGItiiiy ana in
teIest. taxes II this week JOHN F.
fARET. 1411 st. M; 9-tf-em
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HEP wANTED-FEMALE

49, IL lt-eu
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WANTED BY coiored man, place az coach
man in private family, or porter on wag-
or CaIl at all hours, 429 Samson st. NV.
L.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1897-08-03

The British governor general in India
appears to be having trouble in the courts
with the native element, and by the way,
courts of justice as we'll as Justice itself
we're introduced in India by the British.
The old rule of the rajahs and the rest
knew no more of justice than tiger.
While the trouble is going on in the civil
courts there is smart little lnsurreotion
in progress in the north. This will be
put down, but the civil movement may
he more serious. 1t is much easier to
suppress a revolt of savages armed with
long guns than rebellion of pens and
presses.
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have the effect of clearing the atmosphere
in this direction and will enable the gov
eminent to go out of the paternal bust
ness without serious loss to the taxpayers.
This would be the most desirable outcome
of all the plans suggested.
There is one view of this matter, how
ever, which is of deep concern to the peo-
pie. 1t is believed that these roads would
pay fair profit upon a Legitimate valua-
ton by their just earnings. They have
been losing money owing to the enorm-
GUS load of illegitimate Indebtedness
piled upon them by spectators dishon-
est and otherwise.
This necessity results in high transpor-
tation charges. The road has been used
for a good many years now as club in
the hands of Mr.. @. p. Huntington to
drive traffic to the Southern Pacific. Thus
it follows that the best results for pro-
ducers along the pioneer Pacific road
would be attained, could it be cut out of
the Huntingdon Southern Pacific combi-
nation and placed in the attitude of a
competing line, instead of being used as
a foil for that road as it has been in the
past,
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the UNION PACIFIC,

The failure of congress to agree upon
some measure looking towards a settle
ment of the Union Pacific railway affairs
has brought matters to O. head inasmucb
as the roads will be sold ostensibly at
least to satisfy the governments claims.
The fact that these claims and the inter-
est thereon are long overdue has been a
subject of public debate for several years.
though the real merits of the case have
been largely hidden from view by dis.
torted statements of interested parties
and by the endeavor Of politicians to
make capital out of the situation.
That the roads will change ownership
through the sale is hardly likely, for the
vast private interests involved are rep.
resented by so-called reorganization
committee, which is actively engaged in
adjusting the claims it represents to the
now conditions. The advocates of gov
eminent ownership have long been urg-
ing that here was the best opportunity
ever presented for the government to be.
come the owner of transcontinental
railroad. Their plea had many points in
it's favor, so long ss the road failed to
pay interest on its debt and so long as
the railroad Napoleons played horse with
the property and incidentally with Uncle
Sam. The sale Of the road, however, may
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THE Ex-MARSHAL AND THE NEW MARSHAL.

| The territory has a new United States
marshal, Creighton M. Foraker recently
appointed, having qualified yesterday and
having assumed charge of his office this
morning.
| The retiring marshal, Hon. Edward L..
Hall, was good officer and is strong
Democrat. He was, however, fair man
and just in the administration of affairs
of his office and did his duty manfally and
in very acceptable manner; of course
whenever he could, he aided his party and
his party friends and that was right also.
He was an appointee of a Democratic
administration and very naturally he
supported it thoroughly and effeotually.
He leaves the Office with clean and
honorable record as an officer and as a
man.
The new United States marshal, Creigh-
ton M. Foraker, is native of Ohio, hav-
ing been born in Hillsboro, in that state,
in 1861. He is in the prime of life, and
has been in this territory for about ten
years, having been engaged in agriculture
and stock raising on ranch he owns near
Alhambra in Grant county.
| Mr.. Foraker was we'll Endorsed IN his
own county for the position and had Ohio
influence to help him, he being brother
of j. B. Foraker, the famous ex governor
and present senior senator from the Buck.
eye state.
Mr.. Foraker enjoys fine reputation
as man and as citizen among those
who know him we'll in his own county and
the New MEXICAN is assured that he pos
sesses all the necessary qualifications to
conduct the important Office of United
States marshal for New Mexico efficiently,
ably and successfully. AS to his Repub-
licanism, any man from Ohio by the name
of Foraker ought to be stalwart and
strong Republican, and while Mr.. For
aker has not taken any prominent part
in politics in the territory, the New MEX
loan is informed that he lie strong and
stalwart Republican in politics.
The New MEXICAN bespeaks for Mr..
Foraker successful administration of
the Office to which he has been appointed
and creditable career as an official of
the government.