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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-17
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From Saturdays Daily.1
 The eastern cold wave has arriv- ed.
 McNeil Is advertising his harness business for sale, h the territorial papers
 There seems to be general fixing np among OUT town people about their residences. and lots.
 A fine yard adds greatly to the attraction of home aud nothing is better than lawn and an ever green hedge.
 The boy sotelo on trial for carry ing of coi1 from Orosco's till WA discharged the evidence bsing in~ sufficient 10 hold him
 Cold, bracing air-'an eager and nipping air" this morning but then we arc not under one to three feet of snow.
 MT. Carey having withdrawn from his recent partnership with Bob Kern, Frank Luke will be associate with the latter gentleman in tne new saloon business In the Woolsey building.
 A dispatch from Chicago brings the entelligence that Frank James IS rapidly sinking and that his friends have given up sll hope of his re- covery.
 Mes5rs. Asher Bros have sub le the section of the old Capitol build ing recently leased by them from Dr Goodrich. to Henry Shoemaker, who will move his barber shop from 1 it's present location to the room just mentioned.
 The great popularity of Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder is it's own best evidence of it's worth. Whe n> ever a sweet, white biscuit ;s want ed, or light pot-pie, an elegant cake, or a delicious pudding, Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder shuold be ussd, as it's purity aud uniformity is certain to produce such results Buy 1t in tin cans SC, curely labeled
 The Territorial Prison Go nm iss- ion, seys the Sentinel, in its recent session adopted the San Quintin un- form for convicts and the new uns form for officers that has recently been in use on trial. Three new cells were ordered constructed. A standing reward of $50 is offered for escaping prisoners.
 Tucson has two companIes each one just in the act of building tele~ graph line to the Qqijotoas. Tuc> son ought to build at least two rail roads out to the mines; they would help to use up that Pima County Internal Improvement Fund, you know.
 Probate Judge Greenh aw received yesterday Can of carp. About two thirds of them were found to be dead. The Judge has some forty applications fo: carp but the bung- llng manner In which the fish com> missioners have handled the bnsi- ness this year makes him unable to supply but few,
 MT. John Luke has leased the Arcade Brewery saloon from c. A. Luke and assumes charge to-day. MT. c. X. Luke will devote his first attention to the collection of his outstanding accounts and will like wise superintend the erection of his new residence on the corner of Monroe and Maricopa streets, hav- ing recently purchased 4he north one>half of block 10. MT. Luke's office will be at the Arcade Brewery.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-17
BORN.

GREEN HAW.-Near Phoenix A. T. Jan, Il, 1884, to the wife of Hosea Greenhaw, 8 son. ISAAC.-Near Phoenix A. T. Jan Il. 1884, to the wife of E. E. Isaac a daughter.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-01-17

This Grca
 RejuvInating Re Dledy nnd Nerve Tome. is the legitimate res ult of twenty years of practe cal experience and CURES WITH UNFAu ING GER
 rAINTY Nervou
 and P hysi cs De bility, Sem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-26
NATHAN GUTNAN,
New CHINA SILKS.
5 E \ 7 o n PERRY


SUCCESSOR TO PERRY l. BROTHER,
HAS JIST OPENED \ LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
IIAIN AND FIGURED CHINA SILKS
IN NElIE, fLACk. AND ALL THE NEW LIGHT
aEp - ~ SHADES, RANGING FROM 81 70 10
Ne" FRENCH SATISES AND CEINTZFS
ANDEEsON'5 SCOTCH ZEPHYR CLOTHS
Ne" BRITISH AND FRENCH WHITE GOODS
NLM IRISH MD GERMAN TABLE CLOTHS NAP
hiES boEIElS. ICNLLS PILLOW AND
SHIFTING LINENS
INV CRAY, TAN. AND MODE SHADES IN
fEEI,Ii B-t9ADCLOTHS AND TKICOTS FOR
BL4At And tOL0RFD BRCCADED VEITETS. AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES 49,
SJIEKB STOCK OF LYONS SILK vFIVETS. RAD
ZINES, OITOMANS, MUsCOyITES SURAHS
SALlNS AND GRpS- GRAIN SILKS IN BLACK
WEAR ~ l. 'HNi-'o
ELEtiANT BEADED SATIN TABLIFRS AND BRO
CADED VELVET DRESS FRONTS
ENkNlN(5 RI!pCADES, GAUZES, ILLUSIONS AND
SILK MULLS. ~
- ALL WINTER WRAPS AND Circulars AT
PRIME COST To CLOSE THEM OUT
.z-SIEtIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
thiNiNG FABRICS BY GAS-LIGHT
20 CHOICE GOODS PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
hLC1 PRICES GUARANTEED
SEATON PERRY
Perry Building
,,.-,,. Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9tn street
Established $50 fa9i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-26

The cigarette Vic las become 50 popular with
1oi"- america tltt IT VIII b" hard work to fight
II through the statutes Eut The attanp; is to b.
Hidr Ill NrF lcsS. and should be encouraged by
al sufferers from one u The worst or the minor
hHiita5 az The day. Nr. Clarke q member OF the
'in5.y IL The Nsw York legislature has intro
dSe' Oil ii"hst.lh,. under penalty OF 400 tie
s',t III Cigarettes u tfEs under seventeen years OF
axe II Is Rot lihe'y That the bin VIII pass. but Il
sAoiL VI only does tteci-aratte-b1y make him
: . q nuisance, but the habit Is one 50 destructive
q '---E ta.- II >ap,-i Ie frOwnnI ont u fashion.
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l. o D A Y.

TOMORROW NEVER COMES. IT IS ALWAYS ITO.
DAY" WHEN YOU READ THIS ADVERTISEMENT
IT WILL BE TO-DAY" WHEN YOU DROP INTO
SAkS DETERMINED TO SELECT A SUIT FROM
OUR LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK IT
WILL BE TODAY" WHEN YOU FIND THAT YOU
HAVE STRUCK THE RIGHT SPOT TO INVEST
YOUR MONEY 1T WILL BE TODAY" WHEN YOU
STEP OUT ON THE STREET DRESSED IN FASH
1ONABLE, WELL-CUT GARMENTS PURCHASED
FOR LESS MONEY THAN ANY OTHER WASHING
TON CLOTHING HOUSE CAN FURNISH THEN IT
WILL BE TODAY" WHEN YOU REALIZE THAT
THIS MIGHT HAVE HAPPENED LONG AGO 1T
WILL BE TO-DAY" WHEN YOU CONFESS TO
YOURSELF THAT YOU HAVE BEEN SHORT
SIGHTED AND MAKE UP YOUR. MIND THAT IN
THE FUTURE YOU WILL PATRONIZE SAKS IT
WILL BE TO-DAY" WHEN OUR COMPETITORS
AWAKE TO THE FACT THAT THEY HAVE BEEN
LEFT OUT IN THE COLD" IN THE GREAT RACE
FOR PUBLIC PATRONAGE AND POPULAR FAVOR
AND THERE Is NO CHANCE LEFT FOR THEM TO
REFORM AND REPENT-IT WILL BE To- MORROW.
AND I HAT NEVER COMES so COME TO-DAY AND
Buy AN OVERCOAT, ULSTER. NEWMARKET OR
ANY OTHER STYLE OF OVERGARMENT YOU DE-
SIRE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-26
NATHAN GurnAs,
NATHAN GUTMAN,
66 LEXINGTON STREET. NEAR CHARLES.
66 LEXINGTON STREET, NEAR CHARLES.
BALTIMORE, ND.

66 LEXINGTON STREET, NEAR CHARLES.
BALTIMORE, ND.
BcGs leave TO invite the attention of the Ladies of Wash
inStOn vicinity to his
ELEGANT AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF THE
RICHEST SILK FABRICS
OF his own Direct Importation
BLACK SILKS guaranteed n wear ,re,, If tho bos+
alo most cello t'rated makes, IN ILL GRADES.
HE line of BLACK SILK is complete in all details
yard. io - wv " gu
coIof inclusive of the latest shades
Excellent ell-wearin2 COLORED SILK of superior
I'D ye N S sna at 9e yard This quality is
he stlytavored AMERICAN SIIK in all CO 1ors At
Py yard These silks have recently sold for so
have red uP thse e p at SRr p Il "a 1 grs
Is less than these Silks be had Of anywhere else
! ne assortment of BROCADES We show is most
II Person by us III Paris.
f6GAR 4Diei Gei 9s iRs 81 81 RHAD
SlLh' &c, IL every color and grade
We show grand BLK SATIN RFIADANFS at only 81
yard worth l4O his lot OF hadanes being Secured
vs. - a. u az q lev LIZ urt Is thus presented
EsthSlSG siLhS. BKoCADES and SATIS5 in ali the
~ rule to have positively the lowest price
only Tor al our articles cocuds Us 10 the most fash
oable notice. and seek this 1e:hod OF bringing our
store to The attention IF the
WASHINGTON PUBLIC
as having assortment of Fine Goods equal to anv es
aollsin ut III New York. with the guarantee of the
Lowest prices
among the other Departments to which W invite at
t~i..tph " lceLtl@n VEIN IT'S which have in all
-OIS ai- GU%iltI"S, Lyons Choking npary
AidStlbie assortment Uf Dress Trimmings complete
III Is every detail, Erin IS C1iIurs PssSeIuput.rie
i'"fu FOh'S. Fur Ir1nIllIC. Buttons Ribbons and
80 n" "tIcie Tor Dress Trimming, including the
"7t ts Novelties Dress Goods OF all kinds Ladies'
Cloths IL al CoOrS. ~
We devote special attention 10 MOURNING GOODS,
oi winch We have he of the iace, 81 stocks
LACE CT i&FAiNS Of our own importation
HOU ekAEEIING LINENS, e..
Beng continuous in the market. and ever ready to
rurcEasv for cash, enable to show
CONTINUAL BARGAINS
and 4 visit to our store Will amply repay
'Ir Il-Ilfc zen; CLOAK ROOM is repleta with wraps
q Az mills. NcI!iTk, Hush Coats Fur Lined Cir
'-i'S J@!' j-CkttS and every other iashi nabe gar
IcIeriuCs. '' 49,"
IN lhllnense assortment If IACES Of every kind.
ENEhOIbEiiiES Of swiss Nainsook, and Hamburg
WHILE GOODS Of every description.
MD GLOVES OF r. liable makes only
ne ANn suitable tor ali OCCASIONS
lar.ee line # }IEKISO UNDERWEAR of the best
MAKES from lowest .-ral.cS to lin. - ufIality
NATHAN CTT1IsN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-26

versy in Maryland iy Is Labor bi.ls. The manu-
LECTURERS have come out bodily a-tinst the more
Important OF them, which they Genounce as IN
pracj.@.bi" AMI ml7chievoUs. while the labor or
gahHtiion7 welcome their new ally, and finding
thus friend ~ court. push forward with fresh z.aI
iOr he measures they have long hal 1t heart The
Manufacturers are tdIhi1g Of making the fight
-'-..It''i 'Ee and affirm that II the governors
position l. ratified D. tn Ia, rrlr il Will cst the
c'mo"r2ey the state. The arrutu rat used Is that
me proposed legislation VIII drive manufacturers
out Of Maryland " So l.nLeap them that they
must fall ana h"a" Tat Labor in tle state 50 far
fFJIn C--a- be-e, VIII lluI irS.5 out o. employ
I.tut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-26
7lJ GREAT CLEARING SALE 7lS
CHILDRENS DRESSES
MILLINERY GOODS
DAVIS,
719 MARKET SPACE

Having determined to close Millinery Department
for the purpose Of introducing other and different lines
OF goods will se entire stock Of Bonnets Hats
Feathers Flowers Ornaments. ETC. etc, for week
at HALF PRICE. Large stock Of Sun and Rain
Umbrellas at cost Will also make great reductions in
Ladies' Cotton Underwear Chilren Dresses and other
goods now kept in the Millinery object being
TO clear the preparatory to retting the same
RARE opportunity to secure Bargains at
DAVIS.
Millinery Goods at Half Price. Sun and Rain
Umbrellas at Cost and Less Great BARGAINS in Under.
and Chldren's Dresses at
DAVIS.
New Stock of Hamburg Edges and Insertinrs at
astonishingy low prices Novelties Laces and Neck
wear just received at
DAVIS.
DAVIS'
TO Market Space.
ja2G-3t Corner Sth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-26

IL Is an axiom among business men that he
who cannot drop his business cares At the end Of
business hours Is in danger OF soon dropping him
Sell. victim 10 work. Ii tili- i true OF crown
people with how much greater force does the same
Law apply u children, who need freedom OF mind
ana ample exercise OF body to sJISt1in.natura In her
GeNtoIins processes. Il is very desirable, there
fore that The scholars day, Ike the bankers uler-
cIEtht OF n0oreTs, should have its bounds. and
have these limits SET by reason. Within few
DAYS the newspapers have recorded sad results of
ONer-Stady In IN" ease Of ambitious children who
Were pialily killed by their application 10 their
books Parents and teachers are responsible for
such Tragedies for they would n0t happen If the
young people we're under scientific care. As rule
study should begin aDd end in school hours. There
Is no more distressing sight than 10 see a puny
cblIi trIdging home from school, pale and tired
with an aTmful Of books which Will keep the little
one meWed up AL the rest OF the day over rules of
grammar and tables OF figures. Il IS poor ex-
change Tor health To know when 10 double the final
letter or how 10 extract the cube root or 10 bound
BeiOOctistan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-26

Every purchaser is entitled TO ONE HAT GRATIS.
worth from 81 cents u 81 70 be continued until the
entire 1T ot One THOUSAND Hats are disposed Of
Also. balance OF Cuildis Niss and Ladies, Coaks
t. De sold without reserve
We also offer following Goods:
Choice assortment of Ladies Vests from 81 to 50 cents
sid formerly from 60 cents To 81 %
Oar entire stock of PIUlnes and lunches of Tips desi-
rab@ and rhine goods. il al colors from 80 cents
to 500
II .aHt French Flowers and Lovely Bouquets from %
10 - cent 4 bunch
Trimming NelyCs and Pushes from 1928 to Sc 90 Der
yard.
Silks and Sat,ns Black English Treble Cranes a Dey
cent les than importers prices
Elegant sash -ihb1n at % cents per yard
I~tte5 ana kia Gloves sold less than elsewhere
lot Of desirable Remnants Of Ribbons almost given
away.
CALL EARLY To SECURE SOME OF TIE EXTRA.
ORDINARY BARGAINS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-26

EXTRA Losa PARTY GLOVES
For the
GRAND CHARITY BALL!
LADIES' REAL FRENCH KID GLOVES, White and
Opera Shades. all sizes, reduced follows:
20 button. former price "a 90; reduced to $500.
Is button, - 800; 200
II button, $50: 1T5
10 button, 200; so
LADIES' MOUSQUETAIRE GLOVES, Opera Shades,
buttons, extra quality all sizes only 81 so per pair
LADIES' WHITE UNDRESSED KID GLOVES 4 but
tons, all Sizes only Soc per pair.
MEMS WHITE AND OPERA SHADES KID GLOVES,
=, button SOC pair; T. buttons 75c pair.
MEMS PEARL OPERA KID GLOVES, embroidered in
Black, very choice, all sizes, only ST.. so pair.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
ja26 BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-26

II jars on the nerves 70 read IN the same issue OF
= sgsPer solicitor rayIors beautiful tribute 10
Wolu-H aid queen Ka;..Ival04a HIS speech on
sASaeae!.ng ;he throne q Madagascar THIS Pagan
Amazon h5i Tie iHl ic.icy 10 announce, on this
occ@-cs, that size meant 20 prove herself a soldier
ready 20 defend with Ler subjects their auccsrraI
lai.L Madagascar. evidently, is stu missionary
Aloiui. ard lie ac,s.a.-cra,i5H could 10 graceful
;a1i iy Transferring }es. Eayuar from Ills present
I5s;tozI IN T. consul .st fr.a.t.vf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-26


t'nv.NcLare'- efforts or behalf fan cght-hOur Ia "
Will tF" new interest 10 The bill Of senator Blair to
s-lhI.rt 81 FIR as government workshops are con-
carT!at MI Blair says this law Is BOW practically
dad iegter ami that his bill is IL ended to make
IL operative. and thus demonstrate It's true Charac-
ter ,iaI effect As chairman OK the committee on
labor. wLi1h visited several parts q the country
during Tie recess, lie hal opportunity TO meet rep
r->t-I,fsrtye, Of the manufacturing and labor
Glass;, and he believes that The cclt-hOr law, if
cuf0ry-t would prove To ~, Of lrrft I,,uef; to the
comuIlty. In countries where Il Is adopted the
peope Ike 1t, and Eir. Blair thinks it should have
~ Ie.,~' q t5ir trial here.
THE design OF The original bin 10 afford the
country anc1portuatty Of seeing practical work
Ing OF an "GIt-hour s5inJ OF labor In its influence
On IN" health, morals and efficiency OF the work
inGur'n The gathering OF statistics based on a
fair trial OF fhe new itW would be IT great use in
dftefHIiinE lis value, and Il IS Tor the purpose Of
sftt T 'hc question. In lis practical bearings one
way O.. The oJHeT, that senator BIr Introduces his
bill
Inc peculiar conditions OF government service
must however, impair the value of any deductions
from sl'h record. ana hence 1t WI. hc OF far more
'ii9''su"ntr II a state Ike Mary and adopts the
ti@ht-A"uf cp'ie, and rightly cEforc'S Tor term OF
years. 81, provisions, iEtLt case, shall be able
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-26

..'.l Y Foster -.1.-.s . have suffered q total
e,i-'. u c.li1- IL u his admitted talents as
u-.. -a.~-.r, lie filled most disIuaIlv as 4 Sena-
TOM r.a.i-.tIf. Is ID longer Jreaihed as a Vice
If'-lt'-tiol p--it'tty. ard now has been rejected
- Ia. Il ---1atuFe as IL insane asylum trustee
Potter decline ana fan are tracc,.bc TO lis very
pr-etsl methods u statecralt and lis carer can
b stunned 9Th prolt b all roLtciau..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-26

TH3 STAR Office is connected with the Telephone
Fxcl@rr~- Advertisements. orders for the paper by
81 aT! otherwise news. any information bust
Itss cau he sent day or night free OF cha-te
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-26
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY To LOAN-ABOUF $500 ON REAL
III state security: no commissions. AIdr.ss Box
81, City Post Office. 1t.
MONEl.!-SI.0O0 81 200 AND 5000 LARGER OR
w smaller sums on neal estate security terms aud
time TO suit WM. f. HOLMAN, Attorney. 1921
street northwest. ialS-lm
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STOCKTON HOTEL, CAPE MAY.

STOCKTON HOTEL, CAPE MAY
This hotel the largest, most imposing and best con.
structed of all the hotels the Atlantic coast COSTING
five hundred thousand dollars, contains nearly zoe
chambers with all necessary reception rooms parlors
etc. capable of accommodating eight hundred guests
and having dining and kitchen facilities for
eral hundred more; in thorough repair with perfect
drainage SYSTEM renewed last year by distng uished
sanitary engineers. at large outlay.
The furniture is kept in frsclass condition; linen
ana tableWarefulIy up TO the standard of any first
class hotelvalued at $4,000 large additions having
been made this year. so that the house has everything
on hand To accommodate its full capacity of guests
Inc grounds large the house faces the ocean with
several acres OF lawn and wide separate
other properties.
., Inc company owning this property. believing
that better results be obtained in its manage
hlent by individual ownership of thorough
~ copetnt hotei men, who would il to its full
capacity thereby accomplishing the original object of
ITS construction offers it for sale on that basis
She-thlrd OF the purchase money to be in cash and
balance on bond and mortgage. Applications may be
VIM TAYLOR. Treasurer,
AT the Office of the Pennsylvania r. r. company.
la3 I'm PhiiadaIplia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-26

ItOR SALE-NACANT LOT. 49, BY 100 FEET
with parking . by 10 feet and having south and east
exposure. northwest of 18th and rEts NORTH
west adapted for five houses. Also, Lot 6l2 street
northwest. fronting = feet, with comfortable lri,k
dwelling standing ackD and stable Both in first
Class and desirable locations for residences or invest
nents. Apply to owner, Room IS la Druit Building
corner of sth and l. streets northwest ja..1 I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-26
GIVEN AWAY GRATIS AT
Is \ G. S PAL ACE.
Sl4 SEVENTH STREET.

ONE THOUSAND HATS GIVEN AWAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-26

We obtain purchasers and partners for all classes OF
business and uSinf Enterprises. Parties desiring
DISPOSE OF Their business enterprises obtain
partners for the same including Stores of every descip-
non Ranking Houses, Hotels, Restaurants Wood and
Coal Yards, &c, &c Parties wishing to purchase
egaee IN or become partner III class of business
enterprise will find il to their advantage avail
selves of our experience and services All business
CONFIDENTIAL, and executed with and dispatch
Nonrtsldents and visitors desiring establish them
selves III lucrative business at the National Capital are
respectfully invited to call communicate with u.s.
Ja14-2w. KNIGHT 4 HUGHFS
WE HAVE CASH PURCHASERS FOR DRUG
w Grocery, Commission. Dry Goods and other stores
Active and silent partners with capital wanted in good
paying business Enterprises. KNIGHT & HUGHES
9al4-2Wf 426 9th ST. Il W.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

vTOR RENT-STORE 934 F STREET NORTHWEST
Il Apply to SWORMSTEDT Il BRADLEY, 929 F st
northwest. iao4-6t
NOR RENT-A FINE, LARGE STORE IN THE
most central part of the city half square north of
Pa ave. H. W. suitable for a musical wareroom or any
ja2l-3w
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ANpsCME RFsIDENCE OF
FOR SALE-LOTS.

koR SME-Ar A GREAT BARGAIN a 2top
square fect Of uId. within three s,ar,-s 81 "a
capitol GROUNDS Has four building fronts of Viii
nearly 800 feat faces Massachusetts, avenue, aui ia
feet fronts Public park This affords a rar .h9i
ioT spectators or builders. Apply to NJ NJ EOHRER
92l + street lao -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-26

7 JAY GOULD AL 9TH ST. WONDERFUL va
~ riety OF Relief and ScrapbookPictures birthday
Cards, Paper Dolls, French Tissue Paper Don't forget
to Duj picture tor tue Little folks scrapboCk nia
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-02-05
4 Clean Grab.

The action of the Senate in pro-
viding clerk for every Senator not
blessed with a committee chairman
ship has caused a good deal of un-
favorable comment. Notwithstand-
ing this. however, a proposition
has been made in the House to pro-
vide each member not a Chairman
with a private secretary. Belford
says this is job to get rid of the
surplus in the Treasury. and he
says he will offer a resolution to
that effect. The argument used is
that nearly all the Senators are rich
and able to employ clerks, whereas
the Congressman are poor and de-
serving. If this proposition is car
ried in the House, the whole thing
including Senate clerks, will be a
clean grab of over $500. 600 annual
~. Its political effect cannot fail
to be s.upendous and the Democ-
racy will be held responsible in
both houses the members Of that
party being the direct berefciaries.
The leaders of the party are dis
couraging the movement On every
hand.-Reno Journal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-02-05

In discussing the Grand Jury re-
port of Washoe county. Nevada,
the Reno Gazette says: ''The jury's
complimentary remarks directed to
Che head of the district judicial de
partment are far fetched and ill-ad-
vised; and we would like to ask
what right Grand Jury has to
criticise his acts. either fsvorably
or adversely" Shades of Jefferson
Upon what meat do these, our
Judges, feed. that they have grown
SO great? When they speak, must
all kneel down and worship it and
the very air itself be hushed in re-
spect? Are they to be the divine
right rulers who can do no wrong?
The judiciary needs criticism as
much as any other branch of gov
eminent. In fact, it sometimes
ought to have the toe of righteous
denunciatioa applied to the hard
and unresponsive anatomy of its
intellect. And, though a Grand
Jury cannot impeach, it can criti-
else. No Judge is pinnacled so
high upon the plateau of his own
infal!ibility that we poor owlets be-
low cannot boot at the eagle in its
eyr;e.-Sacramento Bee.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-02-05
A Foolish Performance

On Saturday last there was quite
a scene in the White House created
by Mrs. Chief Justice Miller, who
at a White House reception. flew
into an unladylike rage because she
found that Mrs. Speaker Carlisle
was ahead of her in the line. The
dispatch says:
When she came in saw Mrs.
Carlisle standing first, very cool and
self-possessed, her indignation was
so great that she burst into vio-
lent speech. She began by saying
that she had been in the White
House since Lincoln time, and in
all that time she had never been
ranked by the wife Of a Speaker,
and she thought it was pretty late
in the day for anything Of that
sort.
These remarks were addressed to
Mrs. McElory,a modest, timid lady.
Mrs. Carlisle remained quiet. look
strisht ahead of her and utterly ig-
noring what was said. This appeared
to add fuelto Mrs. Miller's rage. She
caught the hand of the wife of the
Secretary of War and said: Come
Mary Lincoln. you come here and
stand between me and Mrs. Car
Isle, for never will stand next to
her." Mrs. Lincoln could do moth
ing but submit to this imperious
display of temper. and SO this ac
counts for her being next to Mrs.
Carlisle on that eventful afternoon.
Thus it is apparent that Mrs.
Miller even though she be the wife
of the Chief Justice of the United
States is still long ways from be
ing q we'll bred lady, and her place
instead of being at the head of the
line should have been at the foot.
Mrs. Carlisle's quiet demeanor dur
ing the scene proved that she was
exactly in the right place.