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The evening times., 1897-12-01

Mr.. Richard Croker sits In front OF a blaz-
ing wocdfire at Lakewood, n. J., In political
inedita ton. A. he gazes at the lur:d pic
lures tie emters make, he Sees David Ben
nett Hill writhing in the redness, and Shee-
han ,ia wing hot time. 1t suits him. Heis
there for business. with rest on the side.
The faithful, and some OF the unfai;hfll,
make jourre ysto that off season Mecca, and
try to build their fences higher or mend
them.
But the principal object of the meeting Is
the knocking down and dragging out Of
David Bennett iiill- Hugh Mclaughlin,
erstw life boss of Brooklyn, has long Seen
known as the friend and adrnirer Of the
Wolrert,s Rooster. But Croker no more
regards that icy and saturnine Individual
as a Democratic rooster. McLaushiin's
emissaries have been over to Lakewood
entea voring TO patch up a peace. They
would induce Croker to accept Murphy as
a candidate for governor and let Hill sue
ceed Murphy in the Senate. But Or )ker
hates Hill with enduring hatred; BESIDES
which his slate is made and 1t is too tough
to bura or break. He will have Murpiiy--or
possibly himself for the Senate, and Hugh
j. Grant for governor. II the Brooklyn
borough fellows do not like that they, pne
and all of them, will eat crow, and not PIE.
Upon the present fateful day the Nc
LaughiIn missionaries will return with
their report. II Mclaughlin is willing TO
he converted, to forsake Hill and Flower
and all their works, there will be addition,
division and silence" II the man over the
bridge i & cbdurate, then there will be merry
war. Neither he nor his viii get rny
patronage, and & rival machine viii be Quilt
to break him forthwith.
Richard OF the Lion Heart awaits the
news. According To its tenor he viii
extend the gladsome hand or the Arctic
foot to those concerned.
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Balhlnore&Ohio

Schedule in effect Nov. 4. 1887
Leave Washington from station corner
OF New Jersey avenue and street.
Limited trains ii.o5. ii.s5 a. m. sos
For Cincinnati. st. Louis and IndIanapo-
tied 3. 40 p. M, express I1.55 p. m
For Pittsburs and Cleveland, express
daily LOS a. M: and $50 p; m
For Columbu US, Toledo and Detroit, 11.56
Winchester and way stations, 10 a. M
For New Orleans, Memphis, Birmingham,
Chattanooga, Knoxville, Bristol ana koa-
noGe. 1916 p. IN. daily: sieepings cars
For Luray. $40 p M daily.
x7.S5. fSt ne1.ii6o'7 a7.IS. x7.sS. Ks. $50. 1880
xiiS. xiISo 800 s o. soo so. s4so. Isl S ass. %.
x5.lO, X5. 30. x6.2O. $50. xS.0O. S;15,
xsSo' da6; xl1S4 az ?: ID, ID az ane a6 St2St So
Sigas Eseo sanaaysi a. na' ySisiS. % X is' 10, ssSS.
$50, 4.s5, x5.O5. xb.io. $50, xs.0O.
n and S 50 a. m nfss 4sS
and $50 p III. Sundays $50 a. IN. 4-36
y For f Frederick, week days, s, 1875 a. m.
For uagerstown. I'll 90 a. m. and $3.50
For Boyd and way points, week Days.
days, 900 a. m. 1.15, .05 y. In.
For Gaithersburg and way points, week
days, 8, g.. q. m. 1880. $40. 4.33.
NJ, lis, 4.33, 7.06. 1915 p. m.
For " ashin gton Junction and way points,
a. M, 4.30, $50 p. IN week days
a. m., l. 10 p. m Sundays
ROYAL BLUE LINE FOR NEW YORK
AND PHILADELPHIA.
All trains illuminated with Pintsch light.
Fur Philadelphia. New York, toston and
the East, week days, 7.O5, 8. 10 a; M
/ .05, /. 10 tall Dining Cars), 3, t5.0o Din
ing Carr, tl2.01 night. Sleeping Car open
al 10 o'clock}. Sundays, 200. i. IN.
(l.1b Dining Carl. 5, t6.O6 Dining Carh
i2.V1 nignL: Sleeping Car open % O'Clock.
Additional trains TOR phiiadelphia, ween
days, daily, p. m.
fariur Cars On all da trains.
For Atlantic City, 10 q. m.. 1905 noon,
and /. 10 and .. m. week days. y g. ms
For Cape May. 1906 noon.
Except Sunday. xExpress trains.
Baggage called for and checked from 20,
tels and resitiences by Union TIansfer Cc~
On orders left at ticket offices, 6i8 tenn.
UyIvania avenue northwest, NOW Kor1
ayenue and Fktcenth street.i and at depoS
WN. 81. GREENE. D. b. AAKTIN.
GEN. Nanaggr. Mgr. Pass. Tr1friA
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

,Scbedu,e In effect November Il. 1879
An trains arrive and leave PennsyNauiS
fassenss. m'MDaily, locsl for DanviiIe,
cbarIotte and way stations, connects az
Manassas for strasburg. HarIisonouIg ana 40
fvrchnnrr with the Norfolk and W esterns
dsiiy. and with the Chesapeake and Ohio
daily for the Natural Bridge and Lexiny'
'oii the UNITED STATES
FAST MAIL, carries Pullman buffee
sIecps Iact s.,ny,iie, uniting at Salisbury with
Puiiman Sleeper for Asheville and Hob
springs, n. c.: Knoxville and Chat;
tan,ura, Tenn: and at Charlotte With run
nan SIeeper for Augusta. Pullman Buffet
Sieeper, New YORK to New Orleans, connect'
ing at Atlanta for B,TInin Enam and Mem. N
,.rieaus WITHOUT change. Sunset personally
e,ytiucted tourist excursion through sleeper
on this train I'm, ever every y.baege Mege esua' 70 san
4,,,i n m.-Locai for Front Royal. stras
burg and Harrisonburg. daily, except sum
n. m.-Daiiy, Local for CharIottes-
'e: is:4a o. m.-Dany, WASHINGTON AND
TIED. Composed OF Pullman Vestibuled
sIeepers, dining cars and day oaches.
Pullman. sleepers New 1oIk TO NashSlliss
ianooca; New York to Tan pa, Via Char.
iotte. Coiumhia, Savannah. aud Jacksonville.
uniting at Danville with PULLMAN Sleeper
with connection for Aiken, s. G.: New
York TO Memphis, via Birmingham: New
York TO New Orleans, via Atlanta and
Montgomery. yestibuied day coach Wash.
inrtofi TO Atlanta. Southern railway dining
car. Greensboro to Montgomery.
TRAINS ON WASHINGTON AN ANp OHIO
daliy and a: AS D. IN. daily, except Sunday,
and 6:25 p. IN: Sunday only for Round Hlll;
burg, aud 6:26 p. III. daily for Herndon.
Returning, arrive at Washington s:z6 q
III. and 800 p. m. daily, from Round Hill,
and Z :O6 n. IN. daily, except Sunday, from
Herndun, and S;34 a. m daily, except Sum
day, from Leesburg.
through trains from the South arrive al
Washington g. AZ a. M, Ego p. N. and
9:2S %. IN. daily. Harrisonburg, l2:4 40 p.
m and 9:25 p. m. daily. except Sunday.
ana $50 a. m daily from Charlottesville.
Tickets, sleeping car reservation, and in.
formation furnished at offices, 705 18th
st. NV, 5i1 Penns ylvania avenue and az
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Passenger Station.
W. II. GREEN, Gen. Supt.
j. NJ. CULP, Traffic Manager.
w. A TURK, Gen. Pass. Agent:
/. s. BROWN, Ge-s Agf. Pass. Depts
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1. 1897.
Notes of the Day.

The ntheT day the Government appeared
to he apprehensive that the Kaiser VS.
going To- wsr with Haiti. To judge from
tie tone OF the newspapers at Port au
Prince. theie Is more danger that the
mighty p,tentnts President Teresias Simon
Sam will send an expedition to demand an
apology froiu Germany. This morning "A
cable gram fiom Perlin stated that the
Gefion would not go TO Port all Prince
after ALI. hut would proceed TO China with
Prince Heury's squadron. Whether tue
Haiiiar .xpeditiua is TO consist solely of
the two school ships, or not. we canpOt
say: bu, they would he ample for every par
pose. \ canal boat and-an old brass six
FOUNDER would DO the business for that
matter. Perhaps the Emperor had made
up his mind not to make any demonstration
in the West In.lies; and it is plain enough
that the Haitians are very foolish. to stir
him up with u long pole. II pight result
in theii getting soundly thrashed. Our
Government will hasten the departure IF
where there is great excitement and a
very ugly feeling toward all foreigners.
\ lnericsns and American interests may he
IN need of protection at any moment.
The evening times., 1897-12-01

Western man has an idea which he
thinks Will prove valuable to the farmers,
and what is more, he has triedit within GER
tain limits and il has proved SO. He has
plan for improving the public roads by
laying steel tracks, SO that wagon wheels
may Tpn on a smooth surface instead Of the
very uncertain ground which is theirs in
many sections for great part OF the year.
This " estern man says that he has laid one
hundred feet Of steel road near his home IN
Illinois. and satisfied himself that the steel
road will save an immense amount OF time
and strength wherever IL can be introduced.
The road is first graded, of course, aud
then rails laid a quarter OF an inch thick,
eight inches wide, with a downward fiange
of three inches on either side, and an p
ward flange of one inch on the outer edge
to keep the wheels on. The downward
flanges prevent the soil from being pr Assed
away from the rail, 50 that IL o ties are neces-
Sary. The earth between the rails is re-
moved to a depth of five inches and the
excav alton filled with gravel for the orses
to tread. 1t was found that contrary 20 the
expectations of skeptics, these rails did not
sink in wet weather, nor did horses slip
on then, and they appear to be extremely
durable.
1t is said that this scheme will save
power. as the required draft is about one
fifth of that On gravel AMI one-twcnteth
OF that on the average dirt road. 1t saves
wear ana tear, because the wagon is kept
on level, and not strained. II saves time.
and 1t is not liza bie to cost much in the way
OF repairs. Last, but not least, 1t is a fine
bicycle road. II all these things are No
and there is no reason why they should not
he so-the plan will be worth the attention
OF ali country districts.
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JUST FOR FUN.

Sha--why is it called the ''silver InoOn?"
He -Bcce use it comes in halves and quar-
ters suppose chicago News.
.'AIiss Dorothy, what is your opinion Of
our Cuban relations?"
..Cuben relations? There isn't Cuban
on earth Ii at is any kin to ile."-Chicdgo
Record.
You say that you felt it in your bones
that there as burglar under your bed!"
"Yes; you ste, stuck my foot out from
under the covers and he grabbed tide
:roit Free Press:
He-Tbe sum OF woman's hapiness may
I've put into three words-"I love yoI.''
She-Ard the sum OF mans happiness
may also be expressed in three words :
PAY to iearer."-C Chicago News
Gcraltline-I never allow man to kiss
me- unless we are engaged, but
GeraId-But what:
Gera;Ginc-of course, we can break the
engagement after the kiss.-Town Topics.
Mattie-Im so sorry, dear, to learn that
death las robbed you OF your favonte
poodle. How can you ever console your
self for his loss?
Heller tsobbing)-I d-don't know; b-but
1 S-Supi'DSe 4 IL H-HaiNc u S-Sct -lhoh
ried Chicago News.
''My wife and l have our little quarrcls
once I'm a whiic,'' said the man who lives
with others, IN the Pasteboard Flats, ''but
they are all over in a few minutes"
Il presume you mean all over the house?'
said the young man. who had had some ex-
perience ia flat ife.-Indianapolis Jour
nal.
Mrs Brown So Mrs. Jones is nearly
dead from insomnia? What is the cause
of it:
Mrs. Smith Indignantly why, her hus
band Is the cause of 1t. He talks in his
sleep, you know, and she has to lie awake
all night trying to find ont what he is say
ling, poor thing.-Judge.
Tramp -riease, mum. can't You help i
poor mar wild large family, mum? Me
wife ar children are starvfn'. num-
Benevolent Lady -Good gracious! I'll SC
see them at once.
Tramp-If I'd please give me ten cents,
mum. Id
Benevolent Lady-Take NE to thsm.
quickly. There 10 not q minute to lose.
Nyl myi Where are they?
Tramp p-Please, mum. us too far to
walk Thsy,rs-thsy'rs In fhe old coun
try. mum.-New York. Weekly.
The evening times., 1897-12-01
JUDGE Gorr AND THE CABINET
He May, If He Wishes. Become the
Attorney General.

He May, If He Wishes. Become the
Attorney General.
New York, Dec. LA Washington dis
patch TO the Herald says:
United States Judge Nathan 6off, of West
virginia, can succeed Mr.. McKenna as At
torncy General in President Mckinley $
Cabinet ii he wishes to do so.
When the President was organizing his
Cabine1 he offered Judge Goff the Attorney
Gener;,lsEip, but the judge declined 1T, PRE-
fcrring to remain OF the bench. Now that
Atsorney General McKenna is to he trans
ferred to the Supreme Bench to succeed
Justice Field, the President will again give
Judge Goff an opportunity to enter the Cabi-
net, and with this end in view, he has au
thorized Senator Elkins, of Virginia, to as
certain whether the judge would favorably
consdcr a tender of the place.
It was understood some time ago that
Judge Goff would not accept place in the
Cabinet for the reason that he expected
the next legislature elected IN West Fir-
ginia to be Republican, and intended t,
make the race for Senator to succeed Sena-
tor Faulkner. Recently, however, the i'm
pressicn has grown among West Virginia
men here that he is not so confident about
being elected to the Senate. and he might
now be willing to enter the Cabinet.
Assistant Secretary of State Day said laA
night: The President some time ago was
kind enough to tender to me the position OF
Attorney 0enerali In the event of a vacancy
In that office. which, after consideration. j
have bsen reluctantly compeIec 70 .ieclanc
Gor reasons entirely PERSONAL"
The evening times., 1897-12-01

stored at any cost. The latter has shown
himself to be unwillinEiy willing; but iC
is one thing 10 bid bGlting party ma-
iority to- return and be forgiven, and
quite another TO r1pe them in. Far from
swallowing the olive branch extended
to then. the Citizens Union cohorts appea.;
to regard tae propcs sition as frigid nerv.
and they are proceeding to form a new
organization with which the machine and
its leaders will not be alluwedto associate.
This will be gall and bitterness to TIL.
Administration, and If il only had few
votes to spare in the Senate tiiis winter,
the Hon. Thomas c. Platt would be
apt to be quite uncomfortable; but he rep
rescnts :; Republican vote, and that is
Il pearl without price just at present. He
may escape punishment for the time being.
but Mr.. Mckinley is not the man to forget
the wayin which he was deluded into back
ing Platt's deal with Croker, and some day
he may remember it unpleasantly for the
other party If ever he getsa good chance.
The evening times., 1897-12-01
RAlLRt1Aus.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND y
6TREET6.
'.10 A n. week days-PIrTsBURG Ex.
hnrc =, sTRanor h,s,L and Dining Cars. Harris'
1860 A. NJ. PESNs YLvANIA LIMITED
o,n,Iman o,,.an Sleeping, Dining, smoking. and
land and Toledo. Buffet Parlor Car 10
Harrisburg
10 90 A. n. FAST LINE Pullman Burfes
ranoI Car 70 HarrisburE Buffet ParIor
a. paaMTFiseeqTrE VI eTlE;.sp e ppit;Ss1SHTg Torn.
Express-sieepinx Car washington 10 Sc
sSats Co St aas. snS Sassis n Isis {sis asa cin.
TO r: NJ. WESTERN EXPRESS-Pulb
man Sleeping Car to Pittshurg, Chicago.
and Harrisburg tc Cleveland. Dining Cas
1.zn r: "a. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping Cars Washington 70
Pittsburg and Harrisburg to St. Louis
1910 P. N. PACIFIU EXPREss-PuIt
, man Sleeping Car to Pittseurg.
% .. m for Kane. Canandaigua, Rochce
ses Sno niagara Falls daily, excepe sun
1880 a; N, for Elm!ra and Remove daily.
ssxcsps s Sunday. For wniiamsport daily
X" m: for wilIiamsport; Rochester.
Erie, Buffalo and Niagara Falls daily.
%ss,a %1ssns assa sasusaAE 70 wlss Sleeping cA
1910 2; u for Erie. Canandaigua, Roohse
Pullman Sleeping Car Washington =
Rochester Saturdays only.
For Pn.Iadeiphin. New York and the
East.
400 p. m., CONGRESSIONAL LINZ
ITED," daily, al Parlor Cars, with pE1-
Ing Car from baltimore; ksgular a. ,,,1,DS Uy
Car. and 100 Dining Car from WI.
uiingtonJ a. M, I2.46. 5:I5, 4;20, 500.
iS1G aa liso r m On sunday; .S,nioS njoS
GsI Gns frs cari wIninSecn; siSS y;So a. m. is1S ss
40, 500, 1000 and 4 so p. m; f9r
rhiiadeipnia only, Fast Express, 7;60 s. a
lays. 2:0I and GAO p. m. daily. Fog
Boston. without change. I so u. ni- week
days, and 4:2O p: N. daily. ann
300, 1000, 1880, and 100 g. M
400 400 Liiaisea,. e .s 4:s6, z:ss. SAC, s:iS
oS 1880 I.pi p m. 1912 On sa1das. aSse 100 500.
800, s.05, 10 so, HOO a. m, l2.lo.
!lS; z9i siJ, s,a9; 4 so '499 sd LmseSs; dSSS
ror 9'iSi Pops ss' Creek o Line. 4 so a. m and
Also p. III. daily, except sunday. IN
and $40 D. m. daily, except Sunday.
sundays, 300 a. IN. and 4-2O p- N.
Atlantic Coast Line-Express f9r fiorid39
ouu pOiHtS Ou httauliS NOdst ASAasf
a. m, 5 LAG p. m. daily, Richmond only.
1857 q. III. weekdays; Atlanta Special.
via Lscbnnnd and Sea board Air Line
4.4O u. m. daily. Accommodation log
Quantico, 7A5 a. IN. daily, and 4-2o p
IL. weekdays
Seasnore Connections.
For Atlantic City tvia Dela ware River
Bridge, allrail routel, 3:16 p. m dauy
via Market street wharf. 1000 and it:Oy
"a M. lZ:45 p. m., week da ys, ana il-ov
p. N. daily.
Fur Cape May. HOO a. m. week days
Il:50 D. IN. daily.
Ticket offices, corLer Fffteenth and Y
streets, and at the sta ton, sixth and b
streets, where orders can he left for the
checking OF baggage TO destina Ton from
hotels and residences.
LIB ON,IeneralManager.
JR. WOOD, General Passenger AGen&
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The sudden wave of miidness which OF
late has smooti.ed down the awful front
of Senator Plat, naturally has created
some surprise. or course we all know
that the subordinate politicians attached
to his machine have been badly fright
encd since the municipal and State elec-
tions, and III tears have been piradinp
with Platt to la aul in his horns AMI saw,
himself and them from n common destrlc-
tIon; but that has not been accepted as Ii
sufficient reason for his sudden change uf
front. The real one has leak ed cut. Now
it is said that Mr. Mckinley sent for him,
and received him with blood in his eye.
The President is sincere Christian and
devoted husband, 80 he does not swear.
But whom b+ gets good and mad his Ian.
guage Is the strong language of affirma.
tion. According 20 the story. In terms tiiat
curdied the urlk in the White House Toe
box, he told Senator Plat that Rspub-
lican harmony n New York nnust be re.
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ADJUSTMENTS. A
l AFAYETTE SQUARE OPERA HOUSE.

Ar "A l 4 Ar. SGo ahL VI EhA noCSE-
THE SUBSCRIPTION SALE FOR THE
FOUR NIGHTS BEGINS THIS MORNING
at the EOx Office. Only four nights OF
Grand Opera, during week commencing
Monday, December l3.
GRAND OPERA
In French. German and Italian,
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
WALTER DA MROSCH ANDC. A. ELLIS
Monday Ev'g, Dec.1 g, Mines. Melba. Van
Rossiui's Masterpiece. Eanserer, ans MN sa-
oAnnEh Vt SE Carbone, BUudour-
WILLIE. esQue, Viyiani.
Tuesd' y Ev'g, Dec. 4, Mines. Gadski, stau-
Wagner's ulsl, nMx n.1,,,,a' n,aus'
LOHENGRIN. Staudigi.
Thurs Ev,y nec 16 Mines. Seygard, Cad
% ski, Toronto. Matt
p,zot,e field; NM. Salignac.
Cempanari, Fou-
CAp.sry douresque, Rains,
Vanni, Stehmann.
The evening times., 1897-12-01

TIE severe illness of Senator Hanna, who.
since Sunday, has been confined to his
Cleveland residence with a had case OF
grip, yesterday gave rise to a report that
he was dying. Dispatches from Cleveland
last night asserted that his life was not
lie will be out and around "a gain in a few
days. The truth probably is that Mr..
Hanna is pretty thoroughly done up In
Consequence of the arduous and c0nst n.
work he has been doing since early last
year. His labnrs during the Presidential
campaign would have killed a weaker man
and, when that was over, he was compelled
to promote the tariff scheme. 1t well may
be doubted IL Mr.. McKinley's pet measure
ever coGld have passed the Senate if Mr..
Hanna had not been there to secure the
Democratic assista nee, which made II
possible. His eloQnence and SO forth, oil
both OF which he is known to ha .e had un
limited command, did the business and did
st completely. This shows the beauty and
excellence Of Sound business methods, :
fer tn. application Of which the junior
Senator from Ohio is famous. He needs
rest at this time, but he does mo- seem
likely to get any for some time To como
His third campaign in less than eighteen
months is uli, and lie has enemies enough
TO keep him busy. Last spring Hanna in
terfered in the Kentucky Senatorial cleo
tion. Now tile Falls City Republican Club
of Louisville has decided to send delega.
tion to Columbus to work against his can
di1acy. II is said that other Kentucky
Republican CARNATIONS will do the
same thing. The only serious side to this
movement is that it may have an effect
upon legislative opinion calculated fear
fully to increase the cost of the Senator
ship. A 8 things look at present that
particular seat up on the hill VIII be about
the most costly single piece Of furniture
IN the hemisphere. Perhaps the game is
worth 1t. The goid syndicates, and the
trusts and monopoes would feel very lone
some and frightened with Marcus AureIi,rs
out CT the Senate.
The evening times., 1897-12-01
Circulation Statement.

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uiU be returned 10 their authors.
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ADJUSTMENTS, A
A RECITAL-BY

A RECITALBY
MISS KATHERINE e. OLIVER
From Ian MacLaren's Beside the Bonnie
Briar Bush, and other Scotch authors.
Congregational Church, 1 9th & G SITS. NV.
Wednesday, Dec. l, 1897, at pm.
For the Benefit of National Homeopat t hic
Hospital.
AduliSstou-.. .OO cents.
Reserved. Seats cents.
Sale of tickets at Metzerott's, beginning
Tuesday, November 80. noo9-:St
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A MUSICALE,

Harry Wheaton Howard, Author and Dt-
rector. By the Legion of Loyal Women, at
she church or Our Father, 18th and L SITS.
3 O'Clock. Admission SOC: reserved seats
at Metzerott's: Mr.. Howard will be as
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Philip Gerry, Lucius F. Randolph and a
male octette. most interesting feature
OF the program will be the third act OF
Jack the Giant Killer" by q chorus of
80 children. no29-3t
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