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dividends and Interest.

OFFICE OF
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC AVID MFG. CO.
NEW YORK. N Y. March g, 1s97.
At meeting OF the Board OF Directors held this day
tt
RESOLVED. That quarterly dividend OF ONE AND
THREE.QUARTERS PER CENT. ga. per cent? upon
the Preferred Stock OF the Company be declared
able April TO stockholders OF record and that the
transfer books for the Preferred Stock be closed
March 23, 1897, at O'Clock P. M, and opened on
April g, 1897, at 10 O'Clock A. N.
PHI FERD KOBBE Treasurer
The sun., 1897-03-22
Bowling Games Tonight.

Harlem LeaRue-Puritan, Cable, and Blooming.
dale.
New York Royal Aroanum Lcaguo-suburban, Ir,
wing, and Celtic.
Harlem Republican club-Linooln, winsor, and
Cherry Diamonds.
Harlem. League Sub b.Tournament-Rororm. Lcxins
ton. ana 7. and X.
Annexed District League-Aliey 1-East Morris
ania Va. X Q: s. 9, Morrisania rl.ttdeutsone Va.
booker VS.. Roller, East Morrisania vs.. K o. ST.
Anchor vs.. Union.
Brooklyn Royal Arcauum Lcague-Burnside, Bre.
WORT, and Philadelphia.
Associated Cycling Ciubs of Long lsland-soush
Brooklyn W.. Bushwick W., and Logan W., a'
Trainor's alleys.
Brooklyn Diocesan Union-Leo Lyceum vs. St.
Francis do Sales .. st. Francis de Saios l vs.. A.
sumption 8. Sts. Peter and Paul Sc. Francis dc
Sales l, at St. Francis de Sales Hall alleys.
Shaffor's Sub ub-Tourhament-The Star. Molrose, and
Good Luck.
Twenty sixth ward-canarsio Grove vs. Eccen
trtc, at DeRer's alleys.
Jersev city League-Dooless va. Lafayette. at Doc
alleys.
Glass B-Prospect vs.. Our Own, at Prospect alleys;
Northern Republican CLUB Va. Y. II. q. A., at North.
ern Republican Club alleys
The sun., 1897-03-22
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY,
1N TREASURER'S OFFICE,

ne" 1Ohh. hhICn ISbt.
idend OF TWO PER CENT. on the preferred and com.
mon stock gayshls & a. the once Of the company on
ord ct O'Clock p N. on the 10th day OF March, 1897
at which time the transfer books will be closed to be
roopened at l0 O'Clock A. NJ on the ed day OF April.
1857. Z. ". w. RoSSITER. Treasurer.
The sun., 1897-03-22

OFFICE OF
ct. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN 4 SOUTHERN
RAILWAY COMPANY,
No. 1875 BROADWAY, y. Y, March 9Th. 1897.
Notice Is hereby given that the coupons due April
LIST. s97. OF the General Consolidated Railway
Land Grant Mortgage Bonds OF the st. Louis, Iron
Mountain Southern by. Co will be paid said date,
at the oce of the Mercantile Trust
Co. No. 100 Broadway. New York.
The sun., 1897-03-22
AaanrtaI.
Guaranty Trustee.
1f ATz WI

Mutual Life Building,
eS CEDAR STREET. N. Y.
CAPITAB, $1,000, 900
bUhfLUS. $4,000, 900
ACTS AS TRUSTEE FOR CORPORATIONS,
FIRMS AND 1NDIv1DUAIs, AS GUARDIAN.
EXECUTOR, AND ADMINISTRATOR. TAKES
ENTIRE CHARGE OF REAL AND PER-
5oNAL ESTATES.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPosITs
subject TO check or on certificate.
WALTER q. oAKMAN. President.
ADRIAN ISELIN, Jn, Vice. President
GEORGE n. TURNBULL, I'd Vice President
HENRY A. MURRAY, Treas. and Sec.
J. NELSON BoRLAND, Assist. Treas. and eoc.
DIRECToRs.
5amuel d. Babcock, Charles r. Henderson,
George II. Baker, Adrian 1selin Jr.,
George 8. Bowdoin, Augustus D. Juilliard
August Belmont, James N. Jarvie,
Frederic Cromwell, Richard A. McCurdy,
Walter r Gillette, Alexander K. Orr,
Robert Goelet, walter q. oakman.
q q. Haven, Henry H. Rogers
oliver Hartman, H. NICK. Twombly,
r Somen Hayes, Frederick ". Vanderbilt
William @, whitney.
The sun., 1897-03-22

Tho closing games OF last week in the Northern
New Jersey Bowling League resulted as folown
GAME.
Orange Y. II. G. A-Hobps. 40; Lauterman. III |;
Jackson. l75; Weber, lvs Tompkina. lit. Total.
Lyceum A.-Finneran. 14sl Brennan. l72; Walsh.
Io5, Daum, ITS; Hassett. l67. Total. Sl3.
SECOND oAME.
Orange Y. N. G. A--Hobbs. l2s: Lauterman. l24;
Jsekson. $50; Weber. 1875 TompkinS' los. Total.
Lyceum A.-FInneran. $50: Brennan. Is5, Walsh.
1876; Daum. 1885, aassett. lol. Total. 7oo.
THIRD GAME.
Orange Y. NJ. C. A.-Hobbs. 1877; Lauterman. 16o;
JACKSON. l%si Weber, l49; Tompkins. l7s. Total
Lyceum A.1E!nneran. - 80 Brennan. iso; Walsh.
1895 Daum. 1875 Hassett. lVy. Total. 02s.
The Dooless and Volunteer teams rolled two post
poned games In IN" series OF the JsrSey CITY BOWL
FIRST GAME.
1853 e. %srresen. IL. sseses. ~: Total 7Ss:
c. Martin. 1888; g. Esper, l7s. Total, 7ss.
SECOND GAME.
volunteers-anoert. lo7: Meeker: IA; Lusch
Martin. 1853; c. Esper. 100. Total. ss4.
The champion Fourteenth Regiment team com
pieted its schedule in the Second brigade tourna-
ment Saturday night with q double victory. Tho
gcoresi - ~
Fourteenth Regimsnt-Bsasty, 1905 GaIcia, 1877;
FOgeHy lO4i 5iuihub, 1901 foote. laO. lotdi. 100.
Forty seventh kvgiment-J. Doremus, 100; Brins
ley, 100; w. poremuS. l2S; Dixon, l7s; Upper.
1873. Total, o24.
SECOND GAME.
Forty. seventh RegIment-J. Dcrenus, 1885, Brins
10y l2B; W. Doremus, $50; Dixon, 30; Upper, goo.
Thirteenth Acknowledgement, 1856: Townsend,
1874; wainwright, llo; Linz, llli DodeZ, lI5. To.
tai, 500.
Thirteenth Regiment-Fnnsgan, 147i Townsend,
l2S; wainwright, 1906 Linz, lUv; Dodhz. i49. To.
FourIssnth ResImeut-Beatty, 1895 Garcia, Ilsi
The sun., 1897-03-22
Financial.
Inited States
Sortaa9e & Crust do.

50 CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
GhntrA .- 1S,uyy,yDy.
The sun., 1897-03-22

DosT OFFICE NOTICE.
SHOULD be read DAILY by all interested changes
may occur at any time) - -
Foreign malls for the week ending March 81. 1897,
will close (PRoMPTLY in all caaes) at tho General
Post ONCE aA follows:
The sun., 1897-03-22

A Daily Reader.-In riding from Elizabeth,
\. j., to the Delaware Water Gap. go direct to
Roselle; then turn north through Union to
springteld; leaving the latter place, ride to
Ne, Nest Summit and continue through Murray
continue to Mine Brook and direct to Peapack;
from this point go to Pottersville; turn right to
Changewater and direct to Port Washington;
continue north through Oxford to the Delaware
Water Gap.
The sun., 1897-03-22

sPRlNTED MATTER ETC-German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays. Thursdays. and saturdays take
Printed Matter, etc, for Germany, and Specially
Addressed Printed Matter. etc, for other parts Of
Europe. White star steamers on Wednesday take
Specially Addressed Printed Matter, etc, for Eu-
rope. American, CunRrd and French line steam
take Printed Matter, etc, for all countries for
which they advertised to carry mail.
The sun., 1897-03-22

After the closing OF the supplementary transatlanio
mails named above additional supplementary
mails opened the piers of the American,
English, French. and German steamers, and re-.
sailing OF ste amer.
The sun., 1897-03-22

Road Racer-1. In riding to Irvington, N. j.,
cross the Forty-second street ferry to Weehaw-
ken, ride north from the ferry to the Hudson
county boulevard; follow the boulevard to the
Newark plank road, and then ride direct to
c. w. Mason, 2O5 West Fifty-seventh street,
city, in relation to the road race.
The evening times., 1897-10-28
An Old War Horse.
fFrom the pittst,,ry i. eader

i NFIOm Tue LNduci
Evidently man is not The only being d
creasioa who is very sensible to The In
| flaence of music.
| have seen in a port of Normandy thi
r.ust curious. the Iaost touching example
of fthateffeet, which heinfluence of emory
evoked hy a we'll known air, can produce
upon certain old horses.
1t was al st. Valery-au-Caux. An uu
happy animal which resembIed the Ros-
inante OF Don Quixote," was breathing
hard a. it drew heavy load over the un
even pavement of the market place.
The poor beast, all in a rerspiratioR
stopped at the end of his strength. The
carter, furious, showered blows of the
whip upon his flanks. Some sailors, nc
doubt enchanted to see the embarrass-
;nent OF a land luhber," .oked and Ia ugh
ed at the spectacle. A trumpeter Of
cavalry was passing with his instrument.
This soldier evidently loved animals, for
he could Bo5 contain his indigna alton at the
sight of the tad treatment which the
carter was giving the horse and renioG =
strated With IT'S master.
Sir | said 20 The tr,Iupeter, instead
ur further exasperating thfs man, don't
You think We conId do better by trying to
push wheel?'
Tie idea seemed good TO him, and We
united our efforts to make the wagon move.
eut baIf way up the ascent the horse fell
upon Its knees. o
That's what culnes Of buying horses
which are no long II good FOR, ssrvn-; in the
army" cried ttse carter. At this eyclama-
The evening times., 1897-10-28

A Few weeks ago the editor was taken
with 4 veiy severe cold that caused hin,
O. be in a most tmiserablecunriition. Itwas
undoubtedly a bad case of La grippe, and.
recUgnizins IL as dangerous, he took iu,.
mediate steps to bring about a speedy cure.
From the advertisement of Chamberlain 3
Cough Remedy and the many good recon-
mendations included therein, We cunclud ed
O. make n first trial OF the medicine. To
say that T. as satisfactory in its results
fb putting u very mildly, indeed. It act
ed Ike magic, and the result was a
speedy and permanent cure. We have M
hesftancy an recommending this excellent
Cough Remedy to anyone afflicted with 4
cough or cola in any form. The Banner
OF Liberty, Libertytown, Md. The %
and so cent sizes for sale by Henry Evans,
wholesale ana Retail Druggist, 93s F
street and Connecticut avenue aud S
street. northwest. ana 142s Maryland ave.
nue. northeast
The evening times., 1897-10-28
SPECIAL NIGHT WAfCHMEN
Complaints Of Lack of Vigilance by
the Auxiliary Guard.
Employers Make Request for an In.
spector of Police TO Keep Guar.
dians on the Alert.

There haze been vigorous complaints to
Major Moore and to Commissioner Wight
that the special night watchmen have too
good thing" From several sections
of the city where these special nocturnal
Guardians of the peace hold their vigils
reports come in that these gentlemen are
only seen on pay day As a result of these
Complaints warning has gone forth that
the specials would better hereafter be much
more watGhInen and much less special, IL
they wish t. continue TO draw their pay.
The SPECIAL night watch system is nee
eSsarily na, al agreeable one u Nasof
Moore. He believes he should have more
hrn on the regular force, and says that
il he gets them he won't need any aux
iliary guard. On account Of the made
quacy OF protection from the police during
the night time, many blocks in the bust
ness portion of the city, and even in the
residence sections, hire their own police,
have thcm commissioned on the force with
out pay, aid expect To receive from their
hear presence eight hours of comfort and
security.
The system is good one as max eshift
in theory. but, as he complaints show, IL
is not always a success.
The latest move on the part OF the eni-
ployers Of the night watchmen developed
at the District building this morning. il
is a request that an inspector he detailed
from the regular force to supervise tae su-
pernumcrarv midnight preventers of crime.
Commissioner Wight and Major Moore
had a somewhat extended conference with
Mr.. Charles J. Bell this morning in Mr..
Wiglt's o.cice, and this gentleman was
promised that if &c is possible he and his
fellow Sufferers shall have their request
granted.
The ouiy difficulty is in the fact that the
force of Wight inspectors already have
troubles enough of tlIeir own and more.
There are 400 OF the special guardians
scattered over the whole city, and 1t is
stated that the night inspectors force is
totally inadequate even for the regular
policemen.
The evening times., 1897-10-28
EXALTED BY The COUNCIL
Five Scottish Rite Masons Receive
the Thirty-Third Degree.
Reports showing Excellent Condition
of the Order in the Fifteen
Jurisdictions.

On tnt reassembling of the Supreme
Council Of the Ancient and Accepted scot'
| tish Rite Masons this morning the exc. VI
| tive business commenced yesterday was
| continued, and five members were ex-
allied TO the Thirt y-third degree.
The report from the standing committee
on the condition Of the Rite was a::o
heard. IL showed the condition OF sue
order IA the fifteen Jurisdictions 10 te
excellent.
The council adjourned at f:15 p. Va fer
lunch.
The entertainment committee in charge
of the visiting ladies took advantage OF the
weather this morning and visited the Capt.
tol, Con essional Library and Smithsonian
Institution.
The sspreme council reconvened at 2.30
O'Clock this afternoon. The most import
ant business which demanded their conSid-
cratiun was the election of annual officers
The committee on banquet ma lie report
at the morning session, stating that all
arrangements had been perfected. The
toasts and responses will be as follows:
''The Supreme Council for the United
States of America. their Territories and
dependencies, Orient OF New York" IL
lustrious jor w. Ba yiiss, thirty-third
degree, sovereign grand commander.
The Ancient and A ceepted Scottish Rite
in the North" Illustriuus Edwin 5. Foster,
thir y-third degree, comma nder- in Chi ef
Grand Consistory of Massachusetts;
THE Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite
in the South" lllustrious j. Frank Cal
houn, thirtythird degree, coumander-in-
chief Grand Consistury OF Minn.sotta
THE Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite in the East Illustrious Calvin ".
Edwards, thirty-third degree, grand mar
shall general;
The Ancient and Accepted Scottish
Rite in the West nlustrious John ]. Stod-
dart, thirty-third degree, comnander-in-
chief, grand consistory OF Ohio.
TO All Masons aud Masonic B1Giies, =" H.
lustcicus John G.. Barker, thirty third de
gree. grand lsecretary-general
THE Church, Our Rite and Our LADIES'
Rev. Brother W. Raymond Stricken, T. D.,
thirty second degree.
'-Our Visiting Brethren Rev. Brother
Howard Wilbur Ennis, thirty second de gre :.
Several of the grand officers of the coun.
ell visited Anacostia Lodge last evening.
Rev. DIR. Joseph b. North. of this city. de
livered the address of the evening.
The evening times., 1897-10-28
lion an IDEA came to the trumpetar

tion an idea came to the trumpeter
He has ttet served in the cavalIy?'' he
asked, quietly
''Bah! 1t was not in the marines, I sun
pose" laughed the carter
VERY Well, tneH; keep on pushing. weII
see.''
And putting his trumpet to his mouth,
the trlmpetPr sounde d the charge.
At the well-known sound OF that martial
air the noble animal opened wide its nos
trils, raised it's ears. then, with souorous
neigfing, stood up on its feet.
Electrified by his Temembr ances, he went
up WITH one, bound the steep incline, and
luis task accomplished, proudly stopped al
the applause Of the sailors of the port
who were not laughing now.
For all understood now. There existed
tie between them, and this old servant
Of the country, who had perhaps led their
brothers TO hattie.
The evening times., 1897-10-28
netwiNt nrd Between.

DoCtor- Youought to take that child intn
the country for several weeks every sum
mcr.
Mother-oh, doctor, I'm sorry to say were
not rich enough.
Docter--well, then, have her sent ny a
fres.i air FUND.
Mother-But, doctor, we're not poor
encughl
The evening times., 1897-10-28
Late Local Happenings.

Arthur Thompson, who was arrested
yesterday on a warran sworn out by Mr.
]. Cleggett, charging him with assault
forfeited 81 collateral in the police cour.
this morning
By will, dated May 30, 1896 made six
years after another will filed yesterday, the
late Joseph +. II er man leaves $500 to each
Of his sons, Meyer and Samuel Herman n.
The residue OF the estate is left to the
executrix without bond. o..
The evening times., 1897-10-28
THE PEPPERMINT KING" DEAD.
How the Deceased Made a Vast
Fortune.

Rochester, y. Y, oct. 2S.-Hiram O..
HotchklSs the Peppermint King" died at
l,is home in Lyons last night at the age
Of eigiHy-seven wears. Mr.. Hotcnkiss first
sS40.
Getting ii large stock OF oil On hand he
went 10 New York, tut could not dispose
fi IL there, SO he sent a Consignment TO
Hamburg, thea the great center for the
sale Of essential oils.
Hamburg merchants bought lots OF oil
nd in turn sold ii to New York dealers,
svho lad refused to accept it FROM Mr..
.lot,hkiss. Mr.. H0tchkiss soon after be
c;ssr.e n grower and distiIIer on an extensive
scale Wayne county oil became famous
,or its purity and the demand for it Con-
tinued to grow.
The evening times., 1897-10-28
The Tragedy of EXPLANATION.

tFrom the Philadelphia Inquirer.)
The most awkward man in the world
without doubt lives i'm Tennessee. He re-
Gently shot dog, and In explaining the
accident TO the dogs owner, shot hiId;.
Later, In showing how the tragedy oc-
Cured be shot the coroner. lie has been
liberated now for fear he Will try to ex
PLAIN il to somebody else.
The evening times., 1897-10-28
neNterity I'm "A Hole.
From Les Ganl1,is

Ffom Les GanIOls.
See, madame, did you ever see such a
homcly man as that one over by the chimney
cITner?'
Sir, that is my husband"
An, madame, how true the proverb rs
that the b0meliest men always have the
iaDds0nlest wivesr'
The evening times., 1897-10-28
WHAT n Zebra Really Is.
tFIom Pearson's WeeklyD

triOhi IedISOn WeeAly.J
In one Of the public schools an Inspector
was examining a class. His subject wal
on animals. Tie inspector thought for q
moment, and then asked the class:
What appearance has the zebTa?'
Nobody seemed to understand the ques-
ton. so he made il more plain by saying:
what il a Zebra?"
To this question an answer was soon OBJ
tanned, for a small boy called out: "a
,lorkey with football jersey on
The evening times., 1897-10-28
An Opinion of Us.

From the Chicago Times Heraldl
The Warrington papers are poking fur
at the Capital police force because a mur
der was committed there several week
ago and the criminal is still at large. 4
must be a pretty hard Job to find a sus
picious character in tie crowds at Wash
ington.
The evening times., 1897-10-28
Permits 10 Get Married.

the following:
Ira p. Bland, Richmond, Va, and Rosa
B. arner, Henrico City, Va.
Edward ID. Soper and Sadie Alexandimo.
William F. Yontz, Cornwall. Pa, and Ida
Baker, Fest Berlin, Pa.
The evening times., 1897-10-28
"A Slia Prod.

item the New York Weekly
Mr.. Wiggs (adniiringly Mrs. Hanson
looks as pretty a. u picture this afternoon
Mrs. wigss-Tbat Costume is very 90
Coming. She has husband who likes ts
see woman deeently dressed and isn't too
mean to pay for it,
The evening times., 1897-10-28
MARKET OPENED STRONG
Spain's Reply on Cuban Matters
Was Reassuring.
Volume of Business Was Light and
Variations in Prices We're Frac-
tional as a Rule.

New York, Oct. %. 28.-Strength at open
ing this nyrning was due to the reassur
ing dispatches in the newspapers, relative
to the character OF the reply Of Spain to
the American note on CuBan matters. The
volume OF bnsineFs, however, did not reach
any magnitude, and as rule the varia-
tions In Prices were rractbnaL Union
Pacific showed more steadiness on Gov
ering Of shorts. The speculation was ex-
tretuely professional In Government
bonds the 4's were Is per cent higher.
The evening times., 1897-10-28
sncerHy in Girls.

fFrom the Chicago Record
Blanche IL dreadfuily stmgy."
How de- yoa know?-'>
''sae was going I % pa y or car fare, and I
said it was nav turff---''
-.Welp"
And she let me ray IT,
The evening times., 1897-10-28
NOt DPlsnrfP.

From the Chicago Record.r
See that girl waving her hands aroGRd
her head. Is she an elocutionist?''
81 M; she's describing new hat to that
other girl.''
The evening times., 1897-10-28
FIREBUG AcINrYRE ESCAPES.

Broke Cut of the Block House at
Windsor This Morning.
Windsor, y s., Oct oS.-Frank Mcrn-
tyre, who HAD confessed that he set fire to
his honSe and tbus aided ia the destruction
of the town, escaped from the blvckhouse
here eariy this morning. His fellow-fin,-
bugs. Fletcher and CnoNen, did not e
away.
Soldiers are pursuing Mcintyre, who
wtl most likely be shot, If found, so en-
ragged are the homeless people at the
evidence of has guiltfn the confession ~ hich
he mad Just before escaping.
The evening times., 1897-10-28
ADVICE Frnm Brooklyn.

from .he Brooklyn CItizen.)
Don't keep a dude dog II you must
have dog, let him wear the clothes that
Mother Nature put him in. Ribbons are
for girIs
The evening times., 1897-10-28
The Temperature To-day.

The temperature today was as follows
At 3 a. M, E6; I 2 noon, So; 2 p. m, SO
Maximum, So.
The evening times., 1897-10-28
Some Men.

From the Brooklyn Citizen
Some men act as IL they were dollar.
bill among q lot VI pennies
The evening times., 1897-10-28
Washington stock Exchange.

Sales-W ashin gtOn Loan and Trust, 4 ut
119; Capital Traction, 20 at 81 IL: Peo-
pies Fire Insurance, 12O ats ii and 50 al
3-S; Pneumatic Gun Carriage, 200 at
&c, 400 at 65e. and zoo at esc.; Lanston
Nonotype, 225 at17.
The evening times., 1897-10-28

Chicago Grain anu Provision Market
Corrected daily by W. b. Iiibbs * Co..
Bankers ard Brokers. Nernbers Of the
n. Y. Stock Exchange, 1427 + street.
The evening times., 1897-10-28
New York stock Market.

Corrected daily by w. Il. Hibbs & Co.,
Bankers and Brokers' Members Of the
n. Y. Stock Exchange, / i27 + street
o. Hi1n I.nr 2 m
The evening times., 1897-10-28

Take Laxa tive Bromo Quinine Tahl cts. An
druggists refund the money If Ii fails to
cure. 26c. se2-H
The evening times., 1897-10-28

Is its greatest advertisement. Try it to
Philadelphia next Sunday. Only $500
round trip. oc2S-3t
The evening times., 1897-10-28

Uhe PENNSYLVANIA Railroad TO Phila-
delphia-A Perfect Line 10 a Per-
feet city.
Only $500 next Sunday. Trains leave
Baltimore and Potomac Station at ZOO,
300, 300 and 100 a. n, oc2s st
The evening times., 1897-10-28

Loans made on approved collateral, such
as life policies, stocks. bonds, building
a association shares, syndicate certificates,
etc No delay. YkRkES X BAKER, Ii 10
+ ST. Take elevator. tt
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-02
HAFAII4N ANStIATION.
Notc Conced That 1t IL Farored by tn,
administration.

administration.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. May When
Harold NJ. Sewall was nominated for Min.
lister to Hawaii it was stated in THE CALL S
dispatches that it was an indication tina t
the administration was in favor of the an
nexation of the islands. This prediction
is now conceded to have been correct.
Minister SewaIl had long talk with the
President week ago, and will depart for
his post OF duty with full instructions as
10 his procedure. Meanwhile the plopo.
sition to repeal the Hawaiian reciprocity
treaty is one of the absorbing topics of in
terest.
Senator Frye, in an interview, said to-
night: Ten days ago l should have re-
piled that there was very great danger of
the abrogation of the treaty. say now
that l don't think its abrogation is posi-
BILE.
But others who are equally conversant
with the situation disagree with the Maine
Senator. 1t is close question at all
events, and there is no doubt but that a
determined fight will be made for the
treaty's repeal.