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FOR SALE Or LEASE.
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
every Other Hour on the odd Hour"
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL sd ST, NEW YORK
$500 g. In.-Diner. Pullman ParIor.
f8-00 e. M--ObservatiOn ParIor, 5-aour Train
300 a. m.-Diner and Pullman ParIor Car
III 90 a. m.-Diuer ana Pullman ParIcr Car
100 p. m.-Diuer and Pullman ParIor Car
1900 m--''H0yal Limited All PuIlEuans
bivs-houT.
fS.00 .. m.-Coacles to PHILADELPHIA
800 p. m.-piHer and Pullman Parlor.
- 20 =, m.-COaches TO Philadelphia
a. 10 ". T.-Sleepsrs to New York
sz'5z q, m.-5leeDera 70 Philadelphia and New
York
ATLANTIC CITY. 400. '9:60. tu.oo a. m.
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
WEEK Days Z a. m. 20 II p. nj
70 -5e, 1000 100 a. M. "lz.00 noon. fI2:O5,
si:90. Ell5, f2.0O. a3.e0 1920 $3.50 fs.O0
tao, 5000. IA:0S, $3.50. 49, $50. f709 Is00
ss:95 1000. slG.25 sI.00. sI2l5 II r.
CHICAGO, 'I;Z2. $50 p. N.
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE, '9:i0 q. m, "Ase5- p. m., 1910 night.
PITTSEURG. $40 a. M 'l;22. 1910 ?. M.
CLEVELAND. $40 p. n.
COLUMBUS. $50 D. m.
WHEELING $40 a. m. $3.50 .. m
VINCE ESTER, f9:l0 e. M. taos, t5.58 pm.
FREDERICK. tS.Z0. r5.l0. Sis a. m. 1890,
4;e5, 1915 D. N.
HAGERsToWN, taslo a, m. 800 p. N.
rs 1880, = 80. and i6:30 p. m.
-Daily- Except sunday. tSuuday only.
TELEPHONES at all OF the following
Ticket O+dcess 1917 G St. Tel. Main 1891. 6I5
Pennsylvania ave. Main ZI8 New Vuf5r
Station Ticket Office, Main 1880; Information
Bureau, Main 1880 no25-tf
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TRUSTEES SALE.

PUBLIC SALE Or WATERLICK WHITE
SULPHUR SPRINGS HOTEL.
By virtue If certain deed OF trust record
ed IL Deed Book No III at page S54 OF the
default having been made ia the payment Ok
the debts and taxes therein secured. we VIII,
pursuant 20 the terms Of said trust sat
urday February 2er 1893, at 20 % clock O.. m.,
So front Of the Court House door Of Front
ROYAL. Warren County. Virginia. oner for
containing about 90 acres known the
Waterlick White sulphur Springs Hotel ait
uared ia the Fork Ma gIsteriaI District %
Warren County. Virginia. with buildings
thereon
TERMS: For cash as 90 so much Of the
pay the costs OF sale the taxes due and
payable upon said property estimated 10 be
about $780, and 70 pay one-tnlru Of the
amaupt then due and payable uu0u debts
aggregate S4. J43 with accrued interest there
On. and the reside Of said purchase money
shall De made payable In three equal install
ments. falling due IA J. 2 ana three years.
respectively from date OF sale. the deferred
payments 10 be evidenced By the bonds OF
stead mpti0n, bearing interest at the rate
or GO per annum from date payable semi
annually. and secured By a deed OF trust
upon the property sold and a fire insurance
policy upon the buildings ia such sum
and company as The undersigned trus-
tees may direct. II for any reason said
sale IS not made at above time and place. IL
viii bs adjourned until Friday, February g
l8y5. When said property viii again be offered
tOr sale at the same tims and place and upon
EGHET sEAroN. Trustes.
W. l. o'FLAHEETy. Trustee
Tor further information apply % JAMES
8. FRASER. Fendau Building. 3a2l-30t
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Washington, Baltimore g
Annapolis Electric
Railway.

Electric palace ears from White House Station
lFIFTEENTH AND II SITS. NORTHEAST
For Baltimore-Every half hour from $500
e. TIA. to 1870 p. M, and $50, $3.50, 1880 and
Has o. n. Except on the odd hours. Local
cars at 6;55 S.l0. ul0 a. IA, and ITO 800
$40. 7-10 p. m.
Cars on the EVEN hours make 10 stops
between washington and Baltimore
For Anna p0lis-Every hour from ESQ a N
TO 1880 3. ma, and $3.50 and ~ rs p. III.
Fares. One way. Round Trip
To Baltimore. s-.-s-r-s. l5c -si15
To Annapolis and Z. s.
Naval Academy. go E-25
Baggage checked
All ri ST. cars run direct TO White House
station
1fcket Office at 18th and n. Y. ave. n. W.
and at White House Station. 18th and II SIS
y. T.. Telephone d, 1905. and Line 5i6
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SEABOARD AIR LINE.
Ticket Once, 1871 Penn. Aven


sz-+lee-FoIIou.Iug schedule not guaranteed
a-05 ri Daily-''FIoTida Fast Mail p
T-5rrugh cosches and Pullman SIeepers 70
Savannah and Jacksonville. Through sIeep-
s.-s washington TO Hamlet. and Hamlet 10
Atlanta D.aiDg cars
6.s5 =. b. Daily Except sunday Saaboard
EFfoTi4s Limited solid electric lighted Pull
nan with sleepsrs % Jacksonville, ST. Au-
r1IsTins Palm Beach Miami. knights Kew
Dining cars
T-s5 p n DaiIy-''Ysar Round Limited.
Coaches and Pullman 10 savannah. Jackson
,-fITs Tampa Atlanta Birmingham Mem
y II sTANsELL, District Passenger Agent
faH-tf
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER or
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. washing
'on. u o. February i5 1868. Pursuant o.
The authority vested la the CoMmi ssloueIs OF
The District VI Columbia Dog the Joint Rear-
luton nl Congress. approved January -. IgI9
Hll-1ll1fnE the granting ar permits 90 the
occasion ~ the inauEuiati.u ul the President
elect 1u March fourth. nineteen hundred and
--ae- and so rlItl.. the following regulations
liking The fares of certain public conveyance
are hereby made That tho maximum charge
Tor each person riding Iu aE ou maT1r vehicles
commonly KNOWN as s1gGL-EeeluE automg-
uil-s shall not exceed one dollar per "trip
each "Trip not 10 be OF less than one hours
duration. any lessee. owner. operator man
aseI or person 30 charge OF such Sightseeing
automobile who shall violate aus provision
thereof be 1uel In sum not TO exceed one
hundred dollars and lu default in payment
ilL longer 'AaH sixty days. az provided in
section four VI said Act. That tGe Assessor
OF tle District OF Columbia shall not issue
O. permit gT license fII the operation OF any
apeIat Tor. or manager Of which has failed 90
p.g with The Jaw tnE The payment Ut per
s.a4l taxes upon such vehicle OF Vehicles.
HENRY D. F MACFAELAND. HENRY IA.
WEST SPENCER COSBY. Comm. ssiHuars
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS u. e..
b nary 4tfH. 1899. 81 B o'clock E m. uu
SATURDAY February %. 1909 the fish Hhrrf
aasll'" aH b street. between sih and sth
streets. northwest. iu front of tine fish stalls
EFF rla Washington Market Tor the term Hf
.H- wear from March I=t. 1903. subject r1 amy
regulations -ha Commissioners OF the District
r. Columbia may make. For further infer
nation aa fH terms OF sale. ETC.. apply OF the
office of Lla --a.ar OF Weights and Measure.
rHlu. 81. District Building. n the present
lessee of said wharf shall purchase said
rights and privileges the purchase money
paid and received shall boz held bg iHa Dis
r-.af subject rs tle termination of lease by
legal proceedings uaH pending between the
said parties ana ug waiver ~ The right TO
terminate said lease Dow fHs District far prior
breach Dr breaches a.I Ue claimed ag sat gE
b. such purchaser. HENRY b g.. MAC
FAHLh<B. HENRY L. WEST. SPENCER
COSBY CauuIs= auga, T. O.. il
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

" B-FouoVrInE schedule figures published
onIv as information ana are not guaranteed
For Atlanta, birmingham, Mobile. New
orleans Ashsvilie, Chattanooga, Memphis
s-g. a. M and lJ.+5 y. daily.
p.r Roanoke, Knoxville, Chattanooga
Neu1DhIs New Orleans 1910 p. n.
FoT Columbia. Charleston Augusta, Aiken
savannah, Jacksonville. and Florida points
G-I0 D. m. daily.
l. S. BROWN, General Agent
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ADVERTISE
FOUND ARTICLES
THE LAW

"a PERSON WHO FINDS LOST
PR OPERE q SUE r CIRCuM-
STANCES WHICH GIVES him
ksOWLEDGE OR MEANS OF IS-
CURING As TO THE TRUE OWNER
AND WHO APPROPRIATE SUCH
PROPERTY 10 HIS own USE OR TO
TIE USE 10 ANOTHER PERSON
WHO IS NOT ENTITLED THERETO
WITHOUT HAVING FIRST MADE
EVERY REASONABLE EFFORT TO
FISD THE OWNER AND RESTORE
THE PROPERTY 10 HIH - GUILTY
OF LAHCENY."
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EEgDME r. THOMPSON Expert trUewTIf-
or-5 writer press machine tiultaiea trueWrit-
luEI- Terms reasonable sz5-g-I Muusey
r....#H.-- THHr- - -u-a F-.fF
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FOR SAI.1-Is you. business Objectionable
20 your neigh00rs7 Then buy on Buzzsrd's
Point, lst ST. sa., 20 900 feet for sale cheap
Appiy % 18th ST. NY jaI9-tf
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Advertisements Of lost and
found articles can be tele-
phuned to any advertising
ageLoy OF
THE WASHINGTON TIMES
OF THE TIMES Office,
Main $3.50.
IgsT-Iaa aa.areI tsldius hiIlaoas. contain
luE several bills aus business cards HE r.. I-
/H1E. Department ct Agriculture. liberal re-
ward for rCtafu 20 above named. fel6-1tF
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Offerings in the Realty Markets
Of Washington and It's Suburbs
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE
TO COLORED BUYER
ON Numbered Street iu Central
Northwest
SOLD FORMERLY FOR $4,000
WILL SACRIFICE FOR S4.5OO.G0
n very attractive residence. three
stories concrete cellar economic fur
mace handsome bay-Wiudow front with
stone trimmings
FIRST ParIor. reception han.
dining room and Kitchen
SECOND AND THIED FLOORS-Five
bedrooms and porcelain bath
LOT 1tlaNl00 TO paved alley.
RENTS FOR $3.50
An excellent opportunity to purchase
a line home or excellent Investment
STONE & FAIRFAX
1912 NEW YORK AVE. II. w.
- teil-5t
FOR sALE-Oue-haIf block East Capitol ST..
s-Ioam- modern home only IG-0; terms See
this bargain. q. a. RHODES 1921 g ST.
FOR sALE-Cheapest house fin CITY: 12-room
DTlc@r near Congress 9uaI Library huo To-
cation 20 close estate, viii sell Cor So 200.
JOHN SCRINENIR. a07 O. ST. n. IS.
FOR sALE-s2.sz5. BARGAIN. Los4.D
cold water gas range hol-water heat: au
ideal home, O.. a. RHODES. 1921 @ ST. N. vs..
FOR SALEM NORTHWEST: near cars.
nice rooms and hath house, reception halls
cellar. furnace Dot --yss. rent s.a.au. c.sJ
~. Ilmes ot1g. fels-esd-st
FOR SALE-Out-gf-tuun client desires 10
dispose OF two l'-ru. brick dwellings in n.
vs.. rented at $3.50 each. Price only ST. 600 for
both. very cheap
Jo.fE SgRIEENEG. goa a. 80. n. w
FOR sALE-Priee. e.7uu. rent. s-a.as. 2 zis-
and sewer; lo-Et. alley in raars excellent iu-
yesrWa1t
JOIN sCRIvENEE. goo @ ST. ". ".
BARGAIN-Seven-room house: new, Ioa s0z
2i5. sl.sHp. $500 cash. 800 per month"; ur sI.1u8
at 5000 cash sla.ar per month. EE owner.
BOX 81 HyatsEle. Sid. fela-aJ-
FOR sELE-sTOP PAYING RENT
Buy little home and business place an IN
der one roof Groom frame house. bake
ground, ao-tl rear ALLEYS only sf.tDs $40
cash. bal sl- Der month"; title perfect.
o. ~ BRYANT. Wander 3idg-. sLl and f.
fel5-S.
FOR SALE A siz-rJom frame dwelling
with nice side lot. on slLu ST.. between Pros
peCL avenue and n street. q snug home,
price. $3.50. Easy terms. Apply 80 18th
- ~, " ys-ze-tL
FOR SALE
BAEGAIS FOR CDLDHED HOME BUYERS
ls-2 + st. nW.s modern brick. $500. $50 cash
1907 ST. Cine lyy. ......,.- $500 cash
So Z-4 st. NV. frame house. s. 5lJ. 500 cash
1As5 Vermont ave na.. mod brick,
As1yJ 500 cash
Apply 515 18th 81. NV
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For SALE-LOTS.

LOT 15KSu. on L street between Sch and 9Th
s. r. 500 cash; balance TO suit Apply
80 18th ST. H. " iao9-tf
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wall PAPrR.

GET READY for Inauguration let us esti-
mate 1u paperins and painting ghe rooms,
samples frees legal guarantee covers our
work. wall paper 30 up send postal %
WIN r. MaHOEEI. 5l3 Pa ave. s. T.
Phone Lincoln 1882 fel7-It
GEO T. HA&SELL.
Wall Papers and decOrati00ss BattsfactlOn
Bz6uTed- Phone J.. ell-
COL II 81 ne Jal4-90t
NY ESTIMATES cost sou nothing an work
reduced for next 30 days. HUNT. gl3 New
York ave. Main 26i7 des-sIt
q. O.. SILENCE 457 o. Sc. NV. Phone.
Wall paper. lowest prices have me give an
estimate before having gour papeIiug done
Hg-4-tE
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LAUNDRY
DANCING

MISS COULTER. tine Ilar skH4GgI master Jf
dancing. -lI EYE =I- a. 49,. D. you can walk
i can teach guu tH waltz. Prof ksuiet.eI.
assistant. Au.aJ academy bon city, barn dance.
private lessons. SOC. suLla4s. TUESDAY and
SATURDAY, evenings. tuoue 81. 1862 feIl-Ile
PE0F. WIEDiA1I. ssI nth -. W.. every
Tues5ay. IluEblA. aa4 s-saIHay. class T-gH.
aa.aues G.JJs VIII teach ali dances. lesson
ggc. q lessons. t4,Dyi guarantee -B scholars.
Ja4-tt
TIE DAEIgDSs. Prof ana Mrs. 7J9 gth nv:
best known east 1897 reliable. guarantee YOU
60 dance cgT4erJg sa leW lessons. barn dance
waltz tFo srags private lessons day o. eve
with music, class ewes. Tues. Thurs, z 90 II.
practice Class. $50. phone "a. 1864. Sat eve
assembly Dances az &atl Rifles Arlnory
J4l5-55t
VVAefINGID>' new dancing academy 7Ia
Eye nv. Prof LEIILEE guarantees a.
teaeu Ga elk lessons. ElI5 course, s.. music
Jas-tr
DANCING ACADEMY, gi8 I'VE st NV,
Misses Chamberlain and Cobb tea-hars; so
ciaI dance ThlEsda ge. Phone NJ 5S47-I
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR IEAt-f-rHam IrirE HHuSo with oafRr
coal vauIt ga parking. making IL yery cone
lHth ST. s. Il. I.i--st-
FOR BENT-IIouze. ala 18Th ST. s. T.: six
rooms. bath. cellar. front porch and large
back yard Can M soT a ST. \. d. fci6-1t-
TO DESIRABLE COIoEED TENANT, 5000,
rooms With Haterf ~ E. section.
fc6-tf-eSsu
MONTHS RENT FREE.
1858 . ST. =. e.. NEW GROOM HOUSES
convenient 60 Pa. ave. ears. attractIveiy ar
ranged. large 'FRONT.' porch furnace heat. s1oJJ
THE II. II. SMITH COMPANY
ltls View York ave. tel8-tt
FOR RENT--The most desirable houses in
all sections OF the city all sizes and prices
20 suit. We can save YOU time and trou-
bic by calling. or phone 10 this Office
HARRISON REALTY CO. Inc. sci 18th
st. n. ". NJ. 1852. 1a29-u
FOR RENT
ga 18th st. 8. e.. 5r and b. and range. Sl4.5O
eSo Allison 81. H. w., 'i- ana b. semi 80.
detached. large porch and steam heat-25,0o
CHARLES +. IRIBBEH.
Ja25-u 7C3 18Th ST. y. W
FOR RENT-Iu Georgetown. fine home; open
all sides. hot-RatGr heat, baths. price, so
per month. Apply 525 18th st. NV. jals-u
APARTMENTS TO LET.
Furnished OF unfinished.
THE CRATALOE. 30 Chnnplaiu ST. y. w
one new broom apartment not water heat.
Janitor; $3.50: owner on premises
tel3-sa.v WIT
ONLY StQ.2O-WORTH $50
Apartments-dve large rooms plenty ligh;
and air; playground FOR children. No. 500
Rhode Island ave. n. l.. Take through cars
F. II. SMITH Co. Bond Building.
feII-7t
FIVE Rooms AND BATH. ON A CORNER
l144 willard -. ~. W. only $3.50.
TAGART-THRIET CO. 1t05 n Y. Ave.
fe6-tf-exSu
A LARGE spartmeat-rn best situation, near
Sheridan circle. completely furnished except
linen and silver four masteNs bed rooms;
reception. dining ami living rooms. kitchen.
5-rf ants rooms etc. OF liitl.- uiallo. atib
following months. reasonable terms MUIR
RAY A. COBB. l02 Connecticut ave.
FOR REET-STABLES.
FOR RENT-Briel1 stable. stalls for 10
horses or suitable for garage, rent so
Rear OF Grocery Al l-16 ga 81 NV ia9-0
AUCTION SALES
j. O. SINCI .lR AuCuoneer
033 La. Ave. 7. w.
TOMORROW 1C A. NJ.
f,-AT-er-EaT.. GOODS
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WHY PAY MORE7 We store furniture for
zoe per load. UNITED STATES STORAGE
Co EG--U-ZZ 10th 81. NV Phone Main 49,
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SECRETARY oak bookcase nearly new cost
fel1-2r
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OFFICE R0oMs

FOR RENT-Ihe Maryland Building. 1910
Il 81. ". W. desirable office rooms. including
heat. light. elevator. and JaGl-Ur service.
prices. sl- 90 50 per room WEAVER BROS,
l4IU r SO. ~. W IeI5-rf
FOR REST-OGlce rooms. single OF en- suite
TO 1915 j. st. N. W. adjoining the new.
WEAVER BROS. IlB Is So ~ W.
fclJ-u
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FOR FOURTH OF MARCH. 100 genuine
Mcclellan saddles for sale or rent. j. DIIE-
FUS ZI5 Ilth ST. ~ w tel'-l4s
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FOR RENT-BUSINESs PROPRRTY
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FOR NERVOUSNESS PROPERTY.
EOR REET-No5J desirable DIS Hing and
store ou l-La 81. ~. d.. near market 5000
p. n. TaPLI>. l-ag j. ST.. E. So.
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FOR SALE. CHEAP. UIH Refrigerator COST
SEQ, viii take $50 cash. suitable fpr butter.
luerChaudiEe OF grocer Apply EiEIE
CREAMERY CO, 12Q 9Th ST. n w fei5-st
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on Bottle Sherwood. ono bottle q Nom
Cgra1n. and one bottle OF any kind OF wine.
ali 81 IS; regular price $50 TOBIAS BUSH,
lilo = 81. NV se-o-tr,ills "-tL
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For Rent.
nor RIGNI-s-B1om house, rent very l5fg.
Apply
j. A. BLUNDON.
RINERDALE, MD, OR
IU06 i SIN ".
fgIf.I-
FOR EENT-l1o5d G-raom house with IA acre
ground. high and hea thy location. 81 miles
from city, squares from trolley. s--EIJ- easy
terms. see us for suburban bargains
faI5-Zt
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NEW JERSEY RESORTS.
Atlantic City.

The local rendezvous for health or n.rssssur
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27
EASTERN TRUNK LINE
RATE WAR INEVITABLE
Likelihood That the Trouble May Ex-
tend to Domestic Traffic.

Washington. April 26-A rate war
amGns the eastern trunk lines is near
" inevitable In the opinion OF the in
terstate commerce commission. Thus
far the trouble extends only to rates
on import traffic westbound, but the
likelihood is that it viii extend before
a great while to domestic traffic.
The trouble was precipitated some
time ago by the Boston and Maine
railroad in wlping out a differ, ntIal If
one cent a hundred hounds On import
westbound which had existed for
years between Boston and the ports e
New York, Baltimore and Philadelphia.
il was not expected that the trunk
lines generally would meet the second
reduction made by the Boston and
Maine, but a day or two ago the
ChesRpeake and Ohio reduced its rate
from Norfolk TO meet the Boston and
Maine's rate The Chesapeake aud
Ohio rate goes into effect on May "a
Following the Chesapeake and Ohio's
action, the Baltimore and Ohio made
a ike rate effective from Baltimore on
May 25 and from Philadelphia effective
on June /. The Pennsylvania also filed
a like rate from Baltimore effective or
June rs. but thus far has fled no rate
from Philadelphia Such a rate prob
ably viii be fled in a day or two.
To what extent the difficulty may go
At is impossible yet to predict, but
members of the commission today are
inclined to the belief that the war
may become a serious matter.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27
LATE GOVERNOR LILLEYs
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY RESIGNS
Resignation Regretfully Accepted by
Gov. Frank 3. Weeks.

Hartford. April 2s-Charles A.
Goodwin, executive secretary under
the late Governor Lilley, rendered his
resignation today 10 Gov. Frank 3.
Weeks. to take effect not later than
the end Of the present general assem-
bly,. The letter was as follows:
Il have the honor TO tender you
herewith my resignation as executive
secretary TO take effect upon the ap-
pointment Of my successor and not
later than the end Of the legislature
OF 1903.
The position is so purely a personal
one that ! feel that you should make
your own appointment"
Governor Weeks acceptance Of the
resignation was as follows:
Il have yours OF even date tender
ing your resignation as executive sec
retary to take effect on the appoint
ment OF your successor and not later
than the end or the legislative session
Of 1909.
My lamented predecessor, Governor
Lilley. several times IN my hearing
congratulated himself upon having
such an uncommonly efficient execu-
tive secretary and It was my earnest
desire that you should continue in
the position you have so signally filled
during my term OF Office, and have
so expressed myself to you person.
ally, but understanding that you wish
your resignation accepted. I therefore
accept the same in accordance with
your letter"
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27

less academic, as the consideration of
this matter has progressed. The fact
is that the small town members don't
want the bill for one set of reasons
and the city members don't want it for
another set and there are compara-
lively few who do want it for any
reason. while the senate doesn't want
il at all Mr.. Chandler was congratu-
lated quite generally for his speech on
Wednesday, but many a man who did
this told him frankly that he had no
thought of voting for the bill. 1t had
been rumored, indeed, that Chandler
was not in favor of the measure in
its present shape, though he intro
duced it, but that turned out not to
BE- So
There is some little curiosity over
next Wednesdays debate. The legis-
lSture meets this week saddened and
chastened by its grief over the untime-
iy end of the man whose simple sup
port of any project would have won
to ii many members, but it must go
on and finish it's work and the first
work of the house is to finish with
this bill and send it on to the senate.
There may be a further attempt to
save it. There are men like Malone of
Bristol who favor some sort of a com
mission though not entirely in SYM
pathy with this bill, and it is quite
within reason that they may make an
effort to amend it. Another effort to
have it recommitted to the judiciary
committee for this purpose will natur-
ally be made by Chandler whose mo-
ton to accomplish this has never been
voted upon.
Incidentally, the reason why the de-
bate on the matter didn't go farther
is not well known, nor is it realized
by many that the reason Burnes cut
his argument short and left the hall
of the house was because of illness. 1t
IS quite possible that the delay in con-
sideration Of the matter which has in
terYened has saved his life. He was
suffering from a recurrence of after eff
fects of an operation for appendicitis
which kept him away from Hartford
during the early weeks of the session.
and which was brought on by his ef-
forts in making ibis opening argument
in favor of the dknmittee's report and
was In no shapA to go on with the
work. 1t is hoped that he will have
recovered by the middle of the week
so as to be better able to stand the
strain.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27
M'CRUM- HOWELL COMPANY
INCREASING ITS PLANT
Additional 1900 Square Feet for Ma
chine Shop Besides New Building FOR
Storage Quarters.

0The MeCrum- Howell company has
started work on increasing the size
of its plant in Thames street, one Of
the encouraging signs of revival in
business circles in this section. = one
story building, 100X50. Of wood, COW
cred with corrugated iron. will be
erected on the south end of the large
factory building and will be used for
storage purposes.
The entire basement of the main
building is being remodeled, and when
completed will give $4,000 square feet
additional floor space for the machine
shop, SO that it will be possible to
about double the output There will
be a number of large machines in
stalled, and the increased business will
also mean an increase in the number
of employees. The work on these
changes is underway and will be push
ed alon gas fast as possible, but it
VIII probably be three months before
all are completed.
During the past year which was an
especially dull one in the business line
this plant, under the management of
Joseph Curtis. was in operation more
days than any other iron concern in
New England, having run steadily
through the year being one Of the
leaders in that respect in this city
The valuable plant is now working
full force and the prospects for future
business are the best The increased
output, which this company will be re-
CURED TO do to keep up with their or
ders, will be the best kind of news to
the employees, and be one of the strong
arguments that Industrial activity
here is on the gain
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-27

commander was arrested In disguise at
Galta and severely handled and sub
jected to indignities.
Softas Brutally Treated.
The Salonicans show great severity.
Many Of the arrested Softas, credited
with being reactionaries, have been
brutally treated. and others concerning
whose loyalty there is doubt have not
escaped.
Vigorous Search Even in European
Quarters.
The vigorous search continues eevn
into the European quarters. II is esti-
mated now that at least ten thousand
prisoners are in the hands Of the Sa-
lonicans. Those liable 10 severe pun
ishment. such as the rebellious Sa-
lonica Chasseurs. have been securely
roped. Among the civilians arrested
are Maurad Bey. editor OF the Mizan:
Abdurrahman Effendi, assistant minis
ter OF finance. and several high Off
cials Of the porte. A number OF re-
dictionary newspapers have been sup
pressed.