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Baltimore & Ohio
RAILROAD.

Scbe 1e in eject December % lS9s-
Leave Washington from station corner q Ne"
Jersey Avenue and Street
For Chicago and Northwest vestlbulod Limited
Trans l0-a5 A. H.. sos p IL, daily.
foF cincinnati. 81 Louis. aat inclzl1po-ls'
ENpress. lO-55 m Festibuied Limited $40 p
m, express 1905 night. daily
Tor Fitts5uTg and Cleveland, l0-S5 A. n ana
80 and MS T. m, daily
Tor Columbus. To'-to and Detroit, l2-l5 nieAi-
For Winchester and way stations, -s-55 A. n
and $40 and $50 p. m
tor lUrzy, $40 p m daily
for Baltimore, week days TE-35. 900. $50,
4, 70, A. 10. 1s-S9. SIS, xs-so, Ho-o9 a m
Nl--u5 n HIS. Xl-I5. 400. N3-5l. II 80 49,
x3.95, N5.l0, NJ-5j. xe-e0. 5-se, 500 xly-J5
All-S1- All-S5 p N sundays. 80, 4. 703'
Nt-l9, $50, N9-9j m. Nl2-ul, 800, l-l5,
$500, i-S5, z5:05, x5-lo, $50 XS-o0, SlJ.J0,
Nll 30 Al - p m
For Annapolis. 40 and SIS o. ~. l2-l5 and
I'D p M sundays. $50 a m $50 p n
Tor frederck. week DAYS SIS lO-55 a. m,
4-so. $50 p m- sundays. 900 q m, I-lj p. S-
tor HasgrstoWE, 'l0.S5 q M and I'D p ~.
For Bod and U1y points week days, SIS
a m $50 $50. 1-g5 p m Sundays go a N
For C4itEersburs and Uay points. week DAYS.
,-&5 A. m, ESQ geo, f-S). 4-35. 80. 900,
ll25 p m sundays. 800 a. "a. lis. 4-Ss. 100,
FOR Washington Junction aad way points
Erek days, s-Sj a. m. 4-S0, $50 p m Sundays.
800 a. m, l;l5 p m
Royal Blue Line
All trains illuminated with PIntsch light
FOR Baltimore, PaiIadeIPhis, NeE York. Boston
and the East week GAYS. T.05 tDinerl, s-S3
Buffet. 1000 (Dinsr) a. N I2-05 DINER.
l-l5 Diner, 800 Royal Lmired.' EN-
clusiveiy Pullman Train Dining Car, 500
Dining CaF). 500. II 80 (SleepinE Car open a.
1000 O'ClOCk). and 2.S5 night Sundays s-05
900 a. IN, 10 -o5 noon l.l5 Dining CARS. 500.
5-05 Dining Cars. SEQ. II:S0 (Sleeping Car open
1900 o'cloekb. and 2-15 night
Parlor Cars all dAy trains
For ktlantic City. 1000 a. n, l2-05 noon, and
I-l5 aud 500 ?. n week days l2-55 noon sun
davs
For Cape NAV. week DAYS. I2-o5 AID lis p IN
Except sunday NEUpress trains
Baggage called for and checked from hotels
and residences BY Union Transfer Co on orders
left at ticket Offices. 6l9 Pennsyly Avenue
Nv New York Avenue and 18th Street, and Al
Depot
r y. UNDERWOOD. d b MARTIN,
% Y ard Gen Man Mgr Pas Trsfic-
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PROPOSALS.

UNITED STATES SENATE. WASHINGTON. d. G..
sealed proposals for the following fuel for
the United States Senate for the fiscal year ending
June %. 1901 VIII be received at the Office OF
the Sergeant at Arms OF the United States senate
until L O'CLOCK NOON on THE I'll DAY
OF JUNE. 1900. and al that hour opened in the
presence of those bidders who elect TO be present
viz Four thousand tons. more OF less. OF Best
Extra Hard White Ash Anthracite Coal, egg size
screened and free from all impurities: also twenty.
1--WE tones. more or less OF same coal. stove size:
also ten TONS more OF less, Of Best Crlsled Coke
also one hundred and sixty cords, more or less.
of Best Split Pine Wood. straight clear. and
free from knots and sawed instead OF chopped In
four-foo; lengths: all coal. coke and wood 10 be
stored in the vaults OF the Senate wing of the
CaDitoi (Which are open % the inspection Of bid
ders) and all 10 be delivered and stored al such
times and in such quantities may be ordered
by the undersigned. All coal and coke 10 be
loaded in the carts with forks and not shovels
The right 20 reweigh the coal al the CaDirol
Building. At the expense OF the contractor in
Guiding the erection OF proper scales for weigh
ing. is reserved by the Undersigned The Wood
will be Inspected at the senate wing Of line
Capitol. and whatever fails TO comply strictly
with the specifications VIII be culled OUT and re-
iected The wood Will then be Ticked In the wood
vaults and measured as Kicked Each bid must BE-
accompanied by a certified check Of the bidder
for 500. payable TO the Financial Clerk Of the
senate TO be forfeited 10 the United States upon
the failure refusal Of the bidder TO enter into
any contract awarded 10 him; checks to be re-
turned TO bidders whose bids are not accepted
imrnedizteiy-sSnd 10 bidders whose bids are ac.
cepted u.->> execution by each Of them OF con
tract and netts>ary bond in accordance with these
specifesi ms, Duel fnnisled the senate during
the fiscal year ending june 20. 1901 viii be in
speeted s=ld weighed sr measured By an en-
Ploye Of Tie senate. 10 be designated By the Ser
geanf- Z Arms OF the Senate. and for this in
spection no charge ~iil be made TO the con
traorcr.F Tie right l. reserved to reject any or
all proposals for any 81 the above items Bids
should De PHdorsed Proposals Tor FueI'' and al
dressed 10 The Sergeant Arms. United States
SeHatc D. ". RANSDEiI-. Sergeant a T. Arss,s
L. = >euats mylel7.ZSSI
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FOR sALE-coUSTRY PROPERTY


FOR SALE-10 acres Of land At IIandoyer. on b
& p. r. e., miles from .he Capitol. sub
divided in lots, 500 per acre; good terms
l26 acres wood land. 1 mile from r. R. II miles
from Washington; $40 per acre; well Naoied
Is l-3 acres good garden ianG a miles from
Centre Market; in Md; 81 200. half cash; balance
10 suit ~
50 acres, the most desirable farm around Wash
lngton, 4,miles trOm Capitol, in Nd. new build
lnSs; m beautiful oak grove. surrounded 81 many
fruit trees. in fuil bearing and choice varieties
the land will grow anything raised in this elm
ate: nrlst be seen To be appreciated; SEQ Der
acre; on good Terms " II. HALL, elo Va ave
Sc. my l9-St. en-
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BICYCLES,

In response 20 request by mail and from our
n ImeTous friends we Stl continue for a few DAYS
or gigantic s1le Of bicycles and suudTics. We
have still large assortment o. ali kinds Of wheels
and suucrIes At prces that stsTtle the town
- Perry pneumatic saddles, s.; , Messenger
saddles. SO Canehons. I2c Push button bells
IL Continuous ungcrs. &c. Pants guards, lc.
lS-'. 10Th Century lamps, 81 A. So foot pumps
29c- CemeutS al Kinds. &. Chains. al high
grade. 69C.. 12c., SSc-. each Pedals 90. pair
Lamp brackets &C. Graphite lc Geuf laInDs
rigid brackets, 7aC-- Spokes complete ic Dietz
lamps. 9Sc TIreS. Goodrich. - 50: kangaroo,
SID other high grade tires, 8 80 uD. Bicycles
Clevelards- slightly used, model il. so, model
30. SIg- other Cleveisuds. SIS uD. Reading new
80 20 iqOQ Steflinss uew So a. AS, Fclipses
new. slightly used. Dayton tandems SIS. Co
luuibia tzndeuss. Sl9 Come 10 -. We can Szve
YOU money on all make of BICYCLES and sundries
Open evenings New York Cycle Co. 424 9th s.
nv ny en-
BARGAIN in all kinds OF high grade second hand
bicycles. Call 20 see Us before buying GYCI r
EXCHANGE. 74o lott. 81 mye-St
FOR sALE-A gentleusu'~ bicycle. in good con
ditiou; cheap Can as Iith 81. ne.
my9-St.em
FOR SALE-Cood wheel for s. asI 5th 81 NV
my9-5t
YES. IT'S So,-we got out Of Pioneer aad
Meiselhach bicycles yesterday: sold more
than We expected 70, you know, but we can
supply you TODAY at ! O'Clock all right Al the
hanger. expander bars. and post, up TO date IN
every way. $50; Pioneer. the best wheel in the
city az the figure, IS well known, it don't need
. description, only $50 tins week. We nj ali
our wheels with Morrow coaster NATION Al
CYCLE co. 1921 Pa ave my9-tf
FOR SALE-Rochester hi,ycies. the best and pret
tiesJ wheels made wholesale prices: $40 20
$50: after p m SS7 II st. ne mys-6t. EN-
FOR SALE-A good bicycle. Call at 625 St
NV. myeSt
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NICELY-FUR. house. with good paving boarders;
will rent fur. Or sell: sickness she cause Box
700. this office. uiyl0-3t. en-
FOR Confectionery; on business thorough
fare: established trade. ice cream. s5ua water,
etc; cheap. Addres, BOX 200. this Office.
mylG-3t
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FOR RENT-OFFICEs.

FOR RENT-ROoms in building. 992 T ST. NV;
cheap rent. Apply 70 W J. DANTE. Hutch.
ins Bldg. 10th and ID SITS sp22-u
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FOR RENT-sUBURBAN.

FOR RENT-One cottage. s rooms furnished al
Colonial Beach, Va Call al $40 81 sw
Washington d c. tor . days Oiursday srd
Friday or 1t Colonial Beach Bakery, Va. us la-3t
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FOR RENT-srORE AND DWELLING.

FOR RENT-Stor and dwelling. SSi st. ne d..
with fixtures; Suit any business Apply
OWNER, 300 Mass. ave. NV. myi0-Sr
FOR RENT -Nine-roo1a house. store and dwell
ing; PoStofiice attached; rent. SIS per month !:
good place for a live man. Apply 900 Ia. ave.
basement mvl0-et
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WALL PAPER.

POOR CUBA seems TO get ''Out Of the frying pau
into the FIRE. She seems 20 always have 4
grievance Of some kind or another Our patrons
have no kicks coming - up Tor pspcrins
rooms Finest WORK. ?. c. NOLTE, $40 9th =
No BRANCH. lnvg-tf
ROOMS PAPERED. SIS up. T. d. GEORGE.
sIliz 7th II. sv. uys-st
CHAS y EVANS WILLIAM B EVANS
Let give you estimate on your paper
ing; honest WORK, iai5 price EVANS BROS 30
18th ST. sw my5-ino en-
Rooms papered - up: work gulranieei.
samples hgougLt nl NJ, Si5 = 81. rooul g
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sTEAMBoATs.
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.


- ley day in the year for Norfolk, New
pm News. snd all points South. by the
- stperb. powerful steel palace steamers
Newport News" -'Norfolk,' and wash
instou. on the following schedule:
" has4ington-6.20 pm Ly- Portsmouth-5-o0 pm
". Aiexandria..T.09 pm Ly Norfolk ...5.45 pm
Ar II Aonroe-1.0O an. Fl Monroe. -s.45 pm
Ar Norfolk. 500 am Ar. Hexandria. 8 80 am
A'' fortsnouth.sl5 am Ar. 8ashingtOn--7.O0 90 am
Tickets on sale at SIT Penn. ave, B, and
" ucket Ufrne 61o Penn I'VE. and corner
ION st. and \. \. ave, c. & o. ticket Of
See, q 3lS Penn ave, and 600 l4th ST.;
- D A l. ticket Office IGsa n Y ave and
hard
For further information apply al gen
- Phone $50
e0z7-d JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Intended steamship ssi-ings from Vancouver
jASas cHIzs An PHILIPPE isAA)5
EAPhESS 1-sSS OF INDIA NAY 2s. July so. Oct
EArhEsS OF JAPAS----June IS Aug 20 Nov 5
EMPRESS or .Jaly .. sept 10
pAsasia .-zf1 80 stSF ala
AORANCI -4.J,rne I WARRINOO June %
FOR rates apply lz29 PeunsJ iyaniz Avenue
del5tu. IN l59t
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WANTED Fir,t-Class cook; none other need ap-
pI,, colored woman or man; good wages,
100 Il ne. mvIO-2t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

" tNTED-A good cook. chambermaid ana iSuh-
dress Gail at basement. l5O2 II ST. NV
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FOR sAIg-sunURnAN.

FOR SALE-Lookl In Hyatt-yiile Nd. 10 min
utes walk from eieeJrsS .ars new 6-ro0m and
pantry cottage; large f-ont aud side porches, first
floor hard oil finish 10 200 feet ground. beautiful
home; 81 500; easy terms WELLS & WELLS. at
torney for owner. S44 St NV, or Hyattsville.
Nd. my4-3t. EN-
FOR SALE-At Berwyn. Nd. g beautifully To-
Gated cottages, 6, 7, and 8 rooms; lots 100x2O0;
steam and electric csrss will be sold V- easy
terms Apply 10 owEor,, EDWARD GRAVES.
Havenner Baking Co my97t
FOR SALE-Large building lots al Ballston. near
ClarendOn. electric road; s. sent fare from
Washington; for s. down and 81 per week; price.
500, or so cash. Call and select a choice lot.
lots $50 H. long by p f. wide. JAMES r. CLEM-
ENIS. 1921 St NV. mys-5t
A GREAT bargain at HYsttsyiIle: beautiful home;
large lot; terms ca, ;; must sell. ROGERS
ROGERS. Hyattsvilie. uy3-lmO, EN-
FOR sALE-BreutwoOs,. first station in Maryland
b. o.. and suburban electric railways; Hol-
laday Company offers lots al sizes, at 10 cents
square foot; long time; small cash Enquire W.
A BARTLETT. 639 St, or al Brentwood sta
tiOD, Nd. sp27 limo, EN-
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IA ANTFD- -First-elass cook and laundress; also
chamberTnaid and waitress; colored. 10 20
,hori distance in country. Apply, with ref, for
eays 1924 2Jth 81. Item
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Scbe- lie in eject December %, 1893
Leave Washington from station corner u New
Jersey Avenue and Street
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MANTED-Girl 70 do general housework: must
,tay nights: bring ref. l6l r ST. ne. Item
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- up, work g.lrlntccd.
iii NJ, Si6 = 81. rOom 3.
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wANTED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES

WANTED-lIorses 20 pasture. 50 per month $ r
BNRNE. Alexandria Va mylO-lmo
NANTED-To lire a horse for one month: ligbt
work Address, al once. BON 69s, this Of
ne myS-St
NANIED-Use Of horse fof his feed: easy work;
BEL care. Address Box 6oj ,his rifcr
myS-St
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Apply at office for We.il5 Bulletin
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WANTED-Boy can shave; s. per week; BARRIERS
SATURDAY; $50 9lI Ia. ave. NV Item
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FOR sALE-HOUSEs.


FOR SAik-StOre AM dwelling: over per cen.
investment; II 81. ne. near 2d 6 rooms and
store; rent $3.50 per price s2.e00. FRANK HAR
kisON barder Bldg. ~ sHd sts. myl0-St,em
FOR SALE-Stesdy .-tr:s; bricks; rooms
each; ST Sc: ren, sii 80 each per; price
sl.t1O each FRANK HARRISON. Wsrder Bldg.
9Th and Sts- NV myiO-3t ,em
FOR sALE-2O0 and 202 NJ ST. Sc; very eozy
-. 100.
100 and ll02 I'd st. Sc, Groom bricks, rented
at SlS. for both houses. 81 800
iol and l5S Pierce 81. NV. , Groom bricks; rent
at SO; for both - 900
JOHN r. DON0HOE SOY, sos E. Cap. St
my93t, EN-
HOW 10 Own a home on So a month. For par
tieulars drop postal for booklet, illustrating
fort hyer Heights FULTON K GORDON. 1905
q 81 NV. my9-St
FOR SALE-By owner. 10 frst-eles eolored party
No l6l7 4th st. NV. IN frst-class condition;
mod 2-story and cellar. price S3.4O0; easy pay
ments; rent So; look lit. my5 .em
FOR SALE-At a sScridce. S-room frame; in good
condition; now rented al $40 per month: Rose
dale ST. ne; price 1l0o. WM. C. DUSNE. 1907
II ST. ne myl03t
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ROOMS p4psreL
samples brought
lI.h OAK
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AMERICAN LINE.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
hEW GOEk-SOU TIL HAMPTON LONDON
CALLING. NESBOJGD. AT CHERBOURC.
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 a. IN
RED STAR LINE.
NEW Y0RK-ANTWERP-P
Every Wednesday Il y
INTERNATIONAL NAVfG ALTON COMPANY
Fters u and IS. y. R.-Of7ce. p Broadway n 4
PhladelDhia 0ffice 305-3c5 Walnut 81.
WASHINGTON OFFICE-IsOs ST n W
or W G. MOSS, Agent. al Sanders & Stayman's s.
l3N ST NV.
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STATION CORNER or SIXTH AND SIS.
$50 4 Y WEEK DAYS. PTTISBURC Ex-
PkkSS-P4rior and Dining Cars Harrisburg 10
PittS5urg.
1850 A N. PENNSYLVANIA ILNIIEn-P,,II-
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WANTED-ROOMS,
WANTED-BICYCLES

BEFORE selling your bicycle get nv cash Of,
tlCLE EXCHANGE 74O 10Th ST nw.
mY9-3t
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FOR RENr-RooMs.

FOR RENT-Pleasant rooms; fur. and unfuf /.
summer rates. Ij1i ST. NV IL, EN-
New-York tribune., 1900-03-31
A PROPER VETO.

1t is so seldom that The Tribune is able to
approve Mayor Van Wyck's official acts that 1t
would be pleasant to praise him for doing well.
If only for the sake of variety. But free use
of the right to censure imposes an obligation to
commend when commendation is deserved In
our opinion the Mayor, in vetoing the Davis
School BILL has produced an unanswerable argu-
ment against II. We desire to have public school
teachers adequately paid. 1t is probable that in
some grades there are teachers who earn higher
salaries than they receive, though 1t is not easy to
sift the truth out OF protracted and somewhat
acrimonious discussion. One thing is certain. and
that is that whatever the city agrees to pay It's
teachers should be paid to them with unfailing
regularity on the day when 1t Is due. They
have been outrageously treated in this respect,
and the necessity Of complying with technical
requirements has not made their situation easier
to bear or obscured the justice Of their COM
plants.
From these considerations however, no sup
port can be legitimately drawn for the Davis
bill, which would enormously increase the school
budget and, IN consequence of the annual incre
ment provision bestow inordinate compensation
on many individual teachers. Those who de-
fend the bill endeavor to show that the burden
it would put upon the city has been grossly ex-
aggerated, but they do not and cannot prove
their case. The courts would bly, have to
determine the meaning of the act, and If It
were highly proba bic, instead of barely pos
sbe, that they would interpret 1t In manner
favorable to the taxpayers there would still re-
main sufficient reason for taking no risk with
piece of slipshod legislation.
But the heavy additional expenditure which 1t
would render necessary is not the only serious
objection to this measure. There Is much force
in the Mayors protest against the frequent exer-
else by the Legislature of the power to compel
the city of NewYork TO spend money without
regard to the judgment of its local authorities
or the wishes of It's Inhabitants. This is a
power which should be used only in extraordi-
nary cases and with the utmost discrimination.
In the present instance it Is employed in
careless and even reckless manner.
There is third objection to the bill which is
at least as important either of the foregoing.
1t is found in the provision which relieves the
Controller of the duty of auditing and certifying
to the bills of the Educational Department and
intrusts its heavy disbursements exclusively TO
the unbonded Board of Education. This Is OBJ
viously an irregular, unbusinesslike and dan
gerous arrangement, for which there is no
rant of necessity convenience, and which
alone is enough to condemn the bill 1t is too
late in the session for amendments which might
make the measure worthy OF support, and we
hope that ii will not be repassed over the
Mayors veto.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-31

others have been before, even in the Of
Delagoa Bay, as not satisfactory but as binding.
Marshal MacMahon's award of the ownership
OF Delagoa Bay has always been regarded In
England unjust. but its validity has never
been challenged. The Geneva award was not to
Great Britains liking. The Behring Sea award
was disappointment to many Americans. But
no one has ever thought of disputing the author
ity Of them. So this award will stand. And
perhaps there will be some grim consolation TO
the disappointed claimants In the fact that the
malign influence that caused the confiscaten CT
the property at the outset. that has been largely
responsible for the delay in settlement and that
has from beginning to end been the evil genius
of the whole situation. to wit, Mr.. Krngers
Government Of the Transvaal, is now about to
be overtaken by Nemesis.
We observe that one quick tempered English
journal declares that this outcome OF the case Is
a deadly blow at arbitration. From that opin-
ion we emphaticay dissent. On the contrary,
we are inclined to believe it will materially
strengthen the principle of arbitration and con-
firm the world In its adherence thereto. But II
will be improved and superior form of arbi-
tration, such that decided upon at The Hague
last year. Hitherto special tribunal has been
constituted ia each case. and often, as In the
present case Judgment has been committed to
the representatives of single State. In such
circumstances il is inevitable that there should
arise at times. there have In the present case.
suspicious Of prejudice and undue influence. 1t
is deplorab that such suspicious should ever
be raised against any court. and we would not
for a moment intimate that they are In this case
well founded But it is evident that a perma-
nent tribunal. composed Of representatives OF
all the Powers, will be incomparably more free
from even the possibility of such suspicion.
And such tribunal, assume, will hence
forth have in charge the work Of arbitrating in
ternational disputes. The one unsatisfactory
result will not mean abandonment Of the prn-
ciple. 1t will mean perseverance, Improvement
and ultimate perfection of a system which Is
now, trust, enduringly established In the
favor and confidence of mankind.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-31
WEARY OF THEIR OWN THEORIES.

The opponents of a separate revenue system
for Puerto Rico have suddenly had change
Of heart about the propriety of denouncing
trusts interested in the settlement Of that
question. They have discovered that it is
peculiarly impudent for anybody who favors
the imposition Of duties to suggest that any
sugar or tobacco trust might have an interest
in importing those products free from Puerto
Rico Speaker Henderson said something
about that the other day, and has since
had hornets buzzing around his ears as full
of Indignation if they themselves had not
for weeks been buzzng about those same sugar
and tobacco trusts lobbying to keep out Puerto
Rican sugar and tobacco, notwithstanding the
fact that they manufacture materials and
might naturally wish 10 procure them as cheap
ly as possible. 1t makes a difference whose
OK is gored. It is all right for the Democrats
TO wave the antitrust banner TO defeat Puerto
Rican legislation, but when Republican
simply turns the tables it is an outrageous
piece of demagogy.
The Democrats show that they likewise re-
gard their constitutional theory as poor rule
which won't work both ways. They vocifer-
ously assert that bound TO treat the
Puerto Rcans just the treat our
own people, but some way or other they
wonderfully silent about extending to the
Puerto Ricans the benefits of internal reve-
nue. laws, including the war stamp taxes and
the tobacco taxes, which would put a practi-
cally prohbtive price for local consumption on
that article Of almost universal by the
Puerto Ricans. They say that Puerto Rico
wants constitutional rights. not charity, but
they forget TO mention the charity of remitting
two-thirds of our internal revenue mposts
which the Puerto Rican petition asked. Why
do not the constitutional lawyers who talk so
much about the outrage Of legislatng for
Puerto Rico as a separate estate, and call any
thing but absolute equality oppression, and
indulge in smart epigrams about doing IS per
cent of our duty discuss this internal revenue
question? They are as quiet the grave
about IT, They have quoted the Puerto Rican
petition 10 show the horrors of any tariff. no
matter how small. but some way or other they
neglect to talk about the Puerto Ricans' re-
quest TO be only 33 1-3 per cent Americans
when 1t comes to internal taxation. How is
New-York tribune., 1900-03-31
PERSONAL.

It is said that a strong effort is TO be made oy
the friends Of the Rev DR.. Bradford faul fsay-
mond, president of Wesleyan University, 10 secure
his election as Bishop Of the Methodist episcopal
Church the General Conference whlch meets III
a few weeks to elect four 'iishops III Is uHue.
stood that this movement started IN the west
where President Raymond formerly lived
Joseph Jefferson will deliver address In Louis
VILE. KY, on April for the benefit of the News
boys Home.
The people OF Maine do not relish recent re-
mark of DIR. Goldman, who has Just oeen mace
Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Maine III is
high time" he declared. that the mother Church
send some one TO Maine to tell the people now 10
worship Hundreds of children In Maine nave
never heard the Commandments To this The
Portland Press" replies that the Bishops remarks
were not especially distinguished for felicity III
to his heavenly wisdom the Bishop will add a
little of the worldly kind he will, we imagine,
meet with more success In spreading the doctrines
of the mother Church and teaching people now 10
Worship
Professor G. E Morrow, who died recently at
Paxton ILL., became president of the Iowa Agri-
cultural College and then went abroad in the In
terest Of agriculture. In 1877 he went to the UNI
yersity of Illinois as dean OF the College of Agri-
culture remaining there till about the close OF 1873
when he accepted the presidency OF the Agricultural
College of Oklahoma. About year ago he gave up
this place on account of his health.