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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29
Sale of Damaged Toys at AhsurdlJ
Low Prices.

Tomorrow We shall put on sale all
the Toys that were damaged in transit
and from being moved in our ware
rooms. Some Of them are scratched
others arc damaged We have marked
them al prices that will insure speed
lest selling. In some instances the lots
are small. so you must respond prompt
~ if you want to take advantage OF
these ridiculous prices. Below Is
partial list:
Lot Of Uncle Sans Soldiers, OF solid
lead, I doz- on a card. sold for Zoe, at
Ic a doz.-Lot Of Magic Lanterns,
sold at soc, for &c each--Lot CT
Iron Locomotive Engines. Trucks. Hook
and Ladders, Fire Engines. sold at 25c
20 50c. for 7c--Lot OF Games. sold
81 10c and 15c for &c apiece--Lot Of
Engines, IN good condition, sold at CSC TO
81. for 19c--I4ot Of Pianos, sold al
Csc to SIC, for Ice ach--Another
lot OF Pianos, sold al 81, $50. and
SI9S. for 49c---BetteT and larger
Pianos. sold at & TO IS. for $50
Lot OF dsmaged Toy Furniture, includ-
ing Wash Stands. Bureaus. ChiffOnieTs.
etc sold at 25c to sec. for &C each
Lot OF PhonOgTaPh Tops. sold Al 25C,
for Sc apiece-Foy Wooden Kitchen
Utensils. sold at 25e. pieces for Ic
Solder and Policemen and Fire
men Outfits, sold at soc. T5c. and 81,
for 19e--Lot OF damaged Dolls. al
kinds. 26c ones for sc, and SOC ones
for 9c---Lot OF Ircn Tricycles, sold
at 50 and s.. for So Upholstered
Lounges. sold at $50. for 39e--Lot
OF Beis5eads, Cradles, sold at 39c, for
&c each--Tiu Rasges. Stoves, Kitch-
en- Sets. etc. sold Al 25c To. SOC. for
9c--Lot OF various Games. sold at
50c. for 9c-Lot Of stuffed Horses,
sold al S1-25 for 4oc--Lot OF Ware
houses and Doll Houses sold at sec,
75c, and 81. for I9c
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29
s LITTLE GIRLS AWFUL pEATB.
Her StepfHther Runs n Hot Poker
Down Her Throat

DOW n Her Throat
CATLETTSBURC, Ky, Nov. 29-WiIlian
Gibson yesterday killed his two-vear-
old stepdaughter by running red
hot poker down her throat Glib
san has been married but short
time and has QuarreIed frequently
with his wife about the disposition of the
children. Gibson has evincad a dislike
FOR the girl from the Begin ing and has
maintained that he was annoyed With
paying for the keeping OF the child. There
was an especially violent quarrel between
the husband and wife today and he brood
ed over it
He waited an opportunity when the wife
vas out Of the house and heated the poker
at the open crate. The little one WAS in
its cradle cooling and clutcheG at the red
not instrument III baby fashion. Despite
its screams Of agony the inhuman step
father then caught the child by the neck
and forced the iron down it's throat He
then set fire TO the building in the hope
of hiding his crime The fire spread to
the adjoining houses, but the dead body
OF the infant with tongue and mouth
scared was found, the poker on the floor
at the side of the crib. mob was at
once organized and went in pursuit of the
man II found he will be hanged without
ceremony
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29
a Tray OF Ring Stolen.

PARKERSBURG. W. Va, Nov. ga
bod diamond robbery. which occurred Sat
uFday night. has been made public tray
containing thirty-six rings, most of them
set with diamonds, was taken from the
iewelry store Of J. Wetherau & Son. The
tray was left on q showcase while Mr.
Wetherall waited on another customer and
was not thought OF again until Monday
The store was full Of people and there is
no clue to work on. A search warrant
was secured for one woman who was in
the store but nothing was found at her
home. The value Of the rings taken was
about s2ae
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29
HIS LAST THANKSGIVING.
Menu Ordered by Condemned Viz
sTnIa Murderer.

RICHMOND. Va. Nov. Civilian
Woodson the convict murderer. who is to
be hanged in the penitentiary here on De-
cember is. ordered a sumptuous baEqIet
for his Thanksgiving dinner today. The
Supreme Court of Appeals has refused TO
grant the condemned man a writ OF error,
and upon being informed Of this action
the superintendent of the prison informed
Woodson that he could order anything in
reason for dinner.
The condemned man took the officer at
his word and called for menu fit for a
banquet. His list includes wines, oysters,
turkey. fish, cigars, and other luxuries.
Woodson's crime was the stabbing to
death on May 19 of Ambrose FaFrebree, a
FeIIoW-nrisoner.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29
Went to Bombay to Get Married
- the 81 I.oniz GIobe.pemoerat.l

(Frorn the St. Louis GIobe-Demccrat)
Decatur friends Of the bride today received a
cablegTam announcing the marriage OF Miss Anna
B. Smrns, Of ST Louis, formerly teacher in
the schools OF Decatur, H., and Prof. Alfred
". Stratton- The marriage occurred Tuesday last
at Bombay, India. Mr. StrattOn was formerly
associated in Sa1skirt and indo-EuropeaR philo-
student at the university, and there the
couple first met Prof Strstton IN august Of
last year ATTENDED the quiHtal College at Rome,
Italy. and there received an appointments pTesi-
delG OF the college al Lahore, India. BE then
wrote 10 Hiss Sinlms. proposing marriage She
accepted. and aloRs she travelled to Bombay, 10
become the wife OF the professor.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29
BeiEear and IInhOISteries,

Remnants of Denims. Cretonnes.
Silkolines, and Curtain Swiss-drap-
cries which sold up to Ice yard,
4 Iot CT Jok@ Rromley's All-wool
Smyrna Rugs. slightly sOiIed. Size
36X72 inches Worth 1898
Iva $1,000 ..-ss. $500
Double Bed Comforts. covered with
fine sateeD. scroll stitched. quilted on
pure white Eliminated cotton.
IA Double Bed Golden Fleece Blank
cts. pure white with colored borders.
md grey with colored borders.
Worth 50. for................. sI.9s
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29

Craphophone, common stock, seems to
be in little better demand that 1t was
few weeks ago There are a number OF
orders to buy it at 10, which the brokers
have been unable to fill. The annual re-
port of the company will be issued in a
few days It is stated semi-oficially that
It will make an excellent showing
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29
Actors, singers, Takers.

OF less subject to Bad Throat, Hoarseness. Ton
siltis and Catarrh- Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Pow
der disappoiHts- 81 can but proclaim DR..
Agnev's Catarrhal Powder 4 wonderful medicine
for actors. singers and public speakers Myself
and my wife have tried everything, but have never
found anything to e~'1al this great remedy, for
quick action; 1t Ger ily Is a wonder WORKER
Al Emmett FosteII, New York City 50 cents Sold
BY F. 6 Williams, Ninth and F Streets and
Edmonds & Williams, Taird Street and Penn
svIvania Aveuue-I5
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29

large amount of Capital Traction
stock is changing hands at 103. It is said
that the insiders are buying it, They
seem to be making no effort to advance
its price, however. An officer of the COM
pany is authority for the statement that
its earnings during October were 81, 600 in
excess of DC ober 1899
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29
81 and SI.25 Gloves. 39e pair,

ga pairs Of the famous Wertheimer
GIoves-the last of our greatest Of all
glove achievements-wilI be closed
out tomorrow Included are such re-
nowned makes as Grown. . Waldorf
and Sublime" All are In the latest
2-cIasp style. in black tan, mode,
white. oak. and oxblood. There are all
sizes from , 81 to u in the lot,
hut not every size in each color
These are qualities regularly sold at
81 and S12J- Wen make quick work
CT this remaining lot by offering
choice at 39c a pair
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29
Private Offices.
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE co.
Do YOU NEED MONEY?
We Have Il for You.

You need not 90 20 the trouble 70 borrow
from friends. be independent u asking faTOTs- We
=riIl lend you your furniture and pian6s any
household goods or personal property. VIII charge
you less and make the most Ienient terms II
fact you can borrow your terms Call
and get our rates before you decide who TO borrow
from Strictly confidential. Private Offices. CO.
LUMBIA GUARANTEE Co, 6I3 St nv
IL IN
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29

Peter Campbell. formerly a prominent
member Of the Exchange. was present at
the call yesterday, and afterward had
quite a reception given him by the older
members Mr. Campbell was admitted TO
the Exchans in January, 1882, only three
months afrer it was formed. He resigned
his seat e~eral years ago, when he left
WashinsJUI for his new home in Colo
RADIO. Mr.. Cs Gapbell was prominent bus
mess nan and politician during Governor
Shepherds time. and when he became
member of the Exchange he made a spe-
ciaIty of District 3.65 bonds and ''certifi-
Gates of the Board of Audit" He was one
of the most popular brokers on the board
Mr.. Campbell is in Washington now for
Thanksgiving visit to his family here
His business in Colorado is understood to
be fiourishing.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29
HOSIERY Odds and Ends.

Mems Natural Wool Half Hose. and
also Ladies' Polka Dot and Fancy
TiOse. guaranteed full seamIe IS
Odds and ends. Fridays
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29
4 31zc Bargain Lot.

4 bargain table containing odds and
ends from the Toilet Department,
comprising large bottles OF House
hold Ammonia. Vaseline, Perfumed
Talcum Powder. Face Powder, Oak
Iey's Sachet. Mems Pocket Combs,
and Toilet Soaps. Hand Scrubs,
Tooth Brushes. exc. Choice for SIC
\ lot of odds and ends of Belts, all
good desirable styles-so!d up to
25c-wiu be closed out for ..-...1 Zoe
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29

Ward Theron, of the American Security
and Trust Company, has been admitted
as a member Of the exchange This com
pany now shares the honor with the Riggs
Bank Of having two representatives on the
exchange. The banks. trust companies,
insurance companies. and larger corpora
lions generally are finding It necessary to
have representatives on the exchange to
look after their own securities and those
Of their rivals.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29
Lawxers, Offices

Very good Offices, single or en- suite, With steam
heat and nest Of service at very losg rent II, the
HUtchins Building, corner Tenth and D streets
northwest
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29

Vice President Johnson, newly elected
occupied the chair at the regular call of
the Exchange on Tuesday for the first
time. He did good business, one of the
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29

Central location good service. steam heat Offices
northwest for rent very low to good tenants.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29
BRYAN ON THE ELECTION
The Nebraskan's Opinion Given III
Magazine Article.

war Sentiment, Fear OF Change,
and Prosperity Factors in the Re-
lied Trusts The Struggle for
Equal Rights Bound TO Continue
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29
local STOCKS LIVELY
Prediction That They Will Soon
Be in Great Demand.

Money Already Plentiful and he
Outlook Is That tI,e Interest Rates
VIII Go Lower Before the Winter
Is Over-siee President Johnxon's
Debut as the Presiding officer.
The prediction is made by local Stock
Exchange brokers that the coming winter
will be one Of the most active on record
in local securities. There are large
amounts of money that have been waiting
for investment until the election uncer-
tainty should be over. and already the
brokers have many orders to buy stocks
and bonds. AS yet these orders are not
have advanced since the election. and both
SPECTATORS and investors are hoping for
2 recession It is not to be doubted how
ever. that the investors and the prices viii
get together in the near future, and if
prices will not come down the money viii
be put OUT at the high prices
There viii De more rather thar less
money later in the winter. The interest
and dividend disbursements in January are
Lot far of and they viii add many thou
sands OF dollars to the supply of local funds
which almost certainly viii be invested in
local securities as they always have been.
Already money is SO plentiful that inter
es. rates On all kinds Of Ioaps are very low
1t is probable that these rates will be at
an even lower notch before the winter is
o, p.
An evidence Of the interest in local Sc
cuTities and speculation was shown yes
terday by the fact that there were more
brokers at the session OF the Exchange
han on any previous day this year. Twen-
ty-six members were on the floor
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29

It is understood that the stocks of the
Union Trust and Storage Company will
be listed on the local Stock Exchange soon
after the beginning Of the year, and when
the capital stock has all been paid in The
stock of the Home Savings Bank, which
was admitted to the unlisted departm ent
of the exchange month or more ago,
has not yet been traded in
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29

There has been considerable activity IN
the Washington Traction and E:--+7s~
1-2 per cent bonds recently One broker
is understood to have sold s35, Gee of the
bonds on Tuesday, and there were seversi
sales yesterday outside the Exchange No
business was done yesterday on the Elk
change, the bid price being so "a and the
asking price 81 1-2. There has been q Tu-
nor In F Street recently that there may
be trouble for the company IN meeting its
next interest payment This rumor has
probably had something TO do with the
weakness of the bonds. 1t was stated
yesterday by az authority that the inter
est payment viii be made as usual
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29

largest of the week and the members
generally said he made a very smooth and
fascinating presiding officer
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29
BANKS AND TRUSTS COMPANIES.
Capital, 100000.
letters of Credit
Uncle Sam Don't Wear

Truss, but he carries the aI1
NQlr-<zSS Cusnicu Truss all oFec Ine United
States- Aea, VOICE, and esi5zsz
ard ike them The Al: Cushion Pze holds
with comfort; nothing else will Consultation
sid two weeks thai free. LAZY in attendance f1g
ladies' Office. psrlors. waiting. and consultation
rooms the sane aOoE. Catalogue free THR
RCRICK AIR CUSHION TRUSS COMPANY. 1sz4
- Nv. 81 sO0E, uhIo-tf-ez
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29
Ribbons,

The entire balance of our recent gi-
g4ntic purchase of Ribbon Mill Ends
from tho factories at Paterson, y. J.
go on sale tomorrow. Every one has
a ribbon need to fH just now-and
every one VIII want 10 buy here to-
morrow at these absuTdly small prices.
All are guaranteed best qualities and
in good desirable lengths.
All-siIk Fancy Taffeta Ribbons, in
P!aids and stripes of the newest sort;
double-faced Satin Ribbons, Satin Taf-
feta Ribbons, etc-in all the
leading shades. Qualities sold
as high Gs I9c yard for-........712e
Plain Teneta Ribbons and Plain and
Metallic Taffeta Ribbons, Plain and
Double-faced Satins. Satin eros Grains
and Satin Peau Mignon-in the leading
shades for fall wear-in Nos.
50 and so. Qualities sold up
TO 81 t-2c ydTd-fOr. 1212c
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-11-29
Most Important Remnant Offerings
Of the Season.

The approach the holiday urges put
clear ali and odd lots besides many comp
goods every have sacrff
MAX 01fcE darjGfve Surep
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-13
DEATH AND DESOLATIOI
Building Falls in Pittsburs, Killing and Ia
jurins Scores Of People.
A LIST OF the DEAD AND INJURt
without Warning n Tall Building
Toppied Down and Awful Destruc-
ton Followed.

Plttsburg, Pa, April l2,-Without warn
ing the four-story brick building at tbs
corner of Second avenue and Wood streel
collapsed today, burying IN its ruins
number OF people, three OF waon wee
taken out dead, six badly hurt and several
Others slightly Injured The dead are
Mrs. Martha Jones' aged 81; Eugene Bern
hardt. aged ~, salesman: Oscar bigger.
carpenter.
The injured are: Colonel Casper OF
Ellsworth, salesman, leg broken. badly
bruised: Joseph Gloss, fireman, ribs
broken: Michael shang, steam after, LEG
broken and arm crushed; James y. sulli-
van, steam litter, badly cut and bruised
James v. Simms, carpenter, badly cut ana
bruised; August Ferdegard aged ca.
The building, which was occupied by the
Armstrong Mckinley Lead and Oil COM
pany, was being remoceled- About forJ-
eight feet Of the middle partition hai been
removed. steel girders. supported by heavy
dron posts. were In place and the finishing
touches we're being put on the remoie!ins
work. The Arm this morning began the
transfer OF their stock from ono room TO
the other and apparently centralized the
heavy lead and oils about the midi o
the structure. Up to the present time thl;
Is the only solution advanced for the coli
lapse, which began by the second foo
breaking through carrying with it the
two floors above, making a breach from
top 10 bottom through the center Of the
building.
Rumors OF many people being buried un,
| der the debris were rife. but the lis
comprises all OF the casualties. The les
TO the firm will be about $4,000.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-13
NEW CODE FOR PUERTO RICO.
Recent Law Provides Many New Rules for
the Islanders.
Tariff Laws Are New and the Government Hya Been
Materially Changed--Salary, Election and Quail
fcation Of Officers Some New Features.

own right OF taxable prS,pcrty, real or
personal, situated In Puerto Rico"
Provision Is made for fnacting legisla-
tion similar to that In either Territories.
The judicial power Ia vested la courts all
ready established. the chief Justice and as
sociate justices and marshal TO be APP
pointed by the president; judges OF the
district courts and othet' officers by tho
governor OF Puerto. There Is also a
United states district court established
similar TO other Territoyies.
The salaries OF all officers appointed by
the president are: Goyeynor. $4,000; Sec
rotary, attorney general auditor. commits
sioner OF the Interior. $1,000 each treas
urer. $1,000; commissioner OF education.
$1,000; chief justic' s,iflpreme court and
United states distH II Judge; $4,000 each;
shals. each $4,000: ri tct attorney, $4,000.
No export duties be collected, but
taxes and the liceni-l Jay be levied.
On the regular e. IN day In Novem-
Der and every two thereafter Puerto
Rico may choose lmissloner to rep
$4,000.
a commission OF three members, one a
native OF Puerto Rico, 10 be named 10
revise and codify the laws OF Puerto Rico.
The act for a civil government Is to go
into effect May 1. 1900.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-13
PHYSICIANS BADLY NEEDED.
Puerto Rico n Fine Field for Those
Willing 10 Work for Charity.

San Juan. p. R.. April l2.--ine startling
fact was recently made public that n
many districts OF Puerto Rico, where the
population reaches thousands. there is no
resident physician. For instance, wayuya.
town OF 1900, must DEPEND on the sim
plest remedies In case OF illness. as there
is no physician within call At Utuado
the death rate is per cent annually, and
this town is days ride from Ponce
through the mountains.
II appears that physicians have been
sent TO these districts. but they refuse
10 remain, largely because no town is
able TO support one. AS a result Of this
condition OF things the order proyldiag
a physician for 500 people Is now very
difficult OF enforcement, because the
towns reply that there is no fund to pay
for such services. The Island Is one
vast poor house aud there are cpportuni-
ties for charity at every step.
We're $780, 900 to be expended Immediate
~ for medicine and medical aid, il would
possibly save the lives OF 5000 peop,e A.
lore time tho government eons,dsrs5 the
feasibility Of assigning a physician b, each
town AZ an aggregate cost OF $4,000 per
year but the funds for such 10 outlay are
not sv3jlabls.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-13
GENERAL WHEELER WILL OUR.
says that lie VIII Retire from Con-
gress when His Term Expires,


Birmingham. Ala. April 12,--The first
positive information as to the probable
action OF General Joe Wheeler regarding
his seat IN congress was made nubic in
ia letter received by Mr., w. NJ Bunting
OF the Florence (Ala.l Herald, from the
general. dated at Washington on the 9th
instant. which reads as follows:
wv VI. Bunting. Florence, Ala
My Dear SIR. When w. J, Wood was
here sabcuI three weeks before the writing
OF this iettfr) I asked him 10 tell the
governor about the situation. with the
hope that the governor would Immediate
~ order an election. | also stated TO Judge
Wood both personally and in writing, dat
would devote myself to the interest OF
the district until the arrival Of my sue
eesscr. feel more deeply than l can
express the embarrassing position In which
have been placed. With high regards,
truly your friend, Joseph Wheeler"
Upon receipt OF the letter telegram VAS
sent 10 Governor Johnston. asking II no
had taken any action regarding the call
ing OF an election TO all General Wheeler
seat 70 which the governors private sec
ffiary replied that no action had hcon
taken By the governor.
General Wheeler will continue in the
/ army.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-13
SUMMARY OF ToDAY,s IMPORTANT NEWS.



The Texas Press association 10 in annual
session at Brsnham with fair attendance.
An air ship company has been chartered
with capital Of 10000
Insurance committee Of the Texas Luin-
Der association recommended plan OF
mutual underwriting
4 nne residence was DESTROYED BY IRE At
Austin.
Ice and frost Is reported from North
Texas points: great deal OF DAMAGE was
done.
An enEineer was killed and fireman
fatally injured near Jacksonville.
William zachrye. an agtd farmer. ilv-
Ing near BRENNAN. choked to death while
eating.
Tho Southwestern Gas. Electric and
Street Railway association is In session at
Waco.
A large deiesaticn to the Transmisiss-
sippl COMMERCIAL Congress has been APP
pointed from Galveston.
Schooner Mary Jeanette was wrecked on
Point Isabel: the crew was saved.
Stockholders Of the Galveston cotton
mills are considering the adyisabillty Of
increasing the capacity.
The State convention OF Kings Daugh-
tiers Is in session at Temple.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-13
WILLIAMS ron VICE PREsrDENr
Eastern Club Nominated the Massa'
chusetts Man for the Place.

Boston. Mass. April 12.--George Fred
vu,,,ta,s - Nassocb,se,ts was formally
"'i'i""' " .,,,,..'.
named as a wee presluehtiai possioiii'9
by the Bryan club of Massachusetts at n
banouet In the Quincy house tonight. His
, ~. c.a. n waehhurn nom
sPoHso' ""S
Der OF the popuiist Nationai committee
The plans as outlined by the populists is
IN have the marty convention nominate
-, s,,a. 80 -. - ra,oa az
Bryan ior prtsiuehe anu mo- " haihs ~
that time vice presidential eandidate'
but In lieu thereof to send the democratic
.,a,,t,a ~, na,as ~ ,o,r man who
."s
are accep'apie 70 the popuiis's' Tue
lection from these names by the demo-
Gratis To be tho popullst nominee for Sec
ona Mace.
In his letter expressing regret at in
forced absence from the banquet. Senator
Jones lArk,l said: The manifest deter
mutation Of the republican party to main
ttn a largo standing army. to abandon
The me-hnnorea Monroe doctrine and en :
ter ,,norf 4 career az conouest TO support
ana sustain trnsts win the end In view
that the tat may he fried out Of them for
campsign nurposes In return for favors
shown. the establIshment az the gold
/ standard and giving the National hanks
absolute controI Of the government money
I fo surrender millions OF the peonle' 4
4 monty In subsldies TO steamship com
! panles which are not needed; the aban-