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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-23

There is abundant evidence that the practice
OF undertaking imports has grown into such
an abuse that the strict enforcement of a rigor-
Gus law is necessary unless our tariff system is
10 degenerate into farce. There is more than
one way to reduce duties. The honest and le-
gal method is by change in the law. But the
same object Is reached, so far as the market is
concerned, by dishonest system of underyalu-
alton of imported goods where the tariff is cal
culated on the al U0lOrens principle. If, for in
stance, the duty on silk is sixty per cent on the
cost of the manufactured article, that duty can
be reduced to thirty per cent by the foreign
manufacturer and his representative in this
country swearing falsely that the expense of
producing the fabric in question is only half the
real cost. Custom house appraisements may do
something to correct this species of fraud, but
cannot wholly cOunteract it; ana the result is q
twofold evil First, native production is broken
Down by cheap foreign competition just as much
Is if the tariff was lowered beyond the point of
protection; and, second, honest dealers are
ruined and driven aut of business by those who
Are willing and able to undersell them by a re-
sort to the dishonest practices described. Hence
IL is for the common interest of the native man.
nfacturer and the honest tradesman that if we
have a tariff law ii be enforced in its integrity
and for this reason Senator Aldrich's bill, which
deals stringently with frauds in invoices of i'm
ported goods, will receive strong support.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-23
NV EuRopEAs WASH FABn1a
SEAroS PERRY,


100 PIECES ANDERsoN's 3e-INcHEs WIDE
SCOTCH ZEPHYR CLOTHS, IN ALL THE
LATEST PLAIN. STRIPED AND PLAID COM
NEW ENGLISH AND FRENCH WHITE GOODS
PLAIN, STRIPED AND CHECKED NAINSOOKS,
INDIA Linens, PERSIAN LAWNS, FRENCH
PERCALES, BATISTE CLAIRE. ETAMINE
CLOTH, CORDED PIoUEs PURE LINEN
LAWNS AND FIGURED SWISS NJ USLINS
NEW WHITE AND COLORED EMBROIDERED
BAT1STE AND GINGHAM ROBES.
NEW DESIGNS IN PRINTED AL.LrWOOL cHAL-
EXTRA GOOD VALUES IN TABLE LINENS,
NAPKINS, DOYLIES AND TRAY CLOTHS.
SPECIAL BARGAINS' IN PURE LINEN HUCK
s,, To l'n Il, Al AZ, 12ia, 10; 20, AMP 25c;
CAIsE, SATIN DUCHESSE SURAHS, TRI-
COrINES AND ALL SILK VELVETS IN
BLACK, WHITE AND ALL COLORS FOR
STREET, RECEPTION AND EVENING WEAR,
AT LOWEST PRICES.
NEW SILK GAUZE5, ILLUSIONS, CREPE DE
CHIMES AND BRUSSELS NETS
TREFOUSSE AND PERINOT'S KID GLOVES IN
ALL LENGTHS, FROM TO 16 BUTTONS
THE LOWEST PRICES ON ALL IMPORTED
WINTER WRAPS, JACKETS NEWAIAR r.
kkIS, CIRCULARS AND SEAL PLUSH
SACQUES.
Rs SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAY.
ING EVENING GOODS BY GASLIGHT.
So PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICEA
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
Penn. Avenue, corner 9th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-23

Another blizzard is sighted in the far West.
and, taught by recent experience, people should
have an eye To their ranges and water-pipes.
But perhaps the storm will get lost, just as the
warm-waye did. It's poor rule that doesn't
work both ways.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-23

The war broke out again in the House yester-
day, and for time il was da agerous TO be
within range of the orators. Bus the battle was
soon over, and the House adjourned in excel
lent humor for dinner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-23

Senator Payne has taken the proper course in
Inviting "the most thorough and rigid scrutiny,
Of his canvass Of the Ohio legislature for the
Senatorship- Dignity, in a case like this. con-
sists not in silence but in proving the accusa-
tions false.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-23
GsEAr REpucr1oss In S1Ks

\JREAT OEDUCTIONs In oILKS
We desire to reduce this stock previous to our
SEMI-ANNUAL STOCK-fAK1NG,
and with view OF its accomp lishment, have
made the following reductions on our
BLACK AMERICAN GROS GRAIN SILK,
the wear of which we fully guarantee second to
none.
Black American Gios Grain Silk, worth
S71hc., only 75c. per yard,
BACK American GfOs Grain Silk, worth 94c,
only soc, per yard.
Black American Gros Grain Silk, worth 81,
only S7lac per yard.
Black American Gros Grain Silk. worth SLIPS.
only 81 per yard
Black American Gros Grain Silk, worth
$13Tla only 81 1917 per yard.
Black American eros Grain Silk worth Sl.5O.
emily 10 per Yard.
Black American Gros Grain Silk, worth
81 6242, only $l.371a per YARD.
Black American GiOs Grain Silk worth
81. o. only ~. so per yard.
Black American eros Grain Silk, worth
$lS7la. only 3 .6alec. per yard.
Black American Gr0s Grain Silk, worth
$500. only 81. SO per yard.
Black American GrOs Grain Silk, worth
$2.25, only 50 per yard
Customers will certainly recognize that this
is THE opportunity of a season to secure a
Silk Dress at less regular prices, which were
already as low as the lowest.
WOODWARD IL IOTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-23
We WIZ LET You Have

Ladies' Fine Hosiery at less prices than have
ever been named for goods of like quality,
for the reason that WE HAVE TOO MANY.
and they must be disposed Of
We take inventory of stock Feb. 1st and do
not wish to take down any of the following lots
and will not if Low prices be an inducement.
90 dOz, Ladies' Solid Colored Cotton Hose
with split feet; colors-Garnet, Navy and Seal;
elegant quality for the price.
REDUCED From Ilac. to Pair for S1.OO.
lO3 dog Ladies' Solid COlored Isle Thread
Hose, split feet, double heel and toe; colors-
Garnet. Navy. Seal and Wine
REDUCED From doe to 37l4c Per Pair.
30 doz Ladies' British Super-fiDe Cotton
Hose. gasseted ieet; colors-Navy, Black, Seal,
Wine and Garnet.
REDUCED From 62iae. to SOC, Per Pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-23

No PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY WITH ORR
~ ROASTED COFEEES.
We sell good article for what it is worth
We are now selling Roasted Coffees from < tn ~
cents pound less than any Gift Fnterrise I'M ne CIV
Why BUY Coffee and Crockery together al q biEh
pic pic "neh you can buy them separately a low
"A word 70 the wise is sufficient
- r NJ BURC.HARD 4 BRO
l<osuiWS Penn Ave, cor. n, ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-23
War SALE To BE CONTINUED.

w RAP DALE l. . lDE CONTINUED
We lately inaugurated u
GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE
LADIES WINTER WRAPS,
Which met with Snch Unprecedented
success, and caused the disposal OF such an
unusual number OF garments. we ale led 10 be-
at half and twothird regular prices, have
concluded to continue the sale
ONE WEEK LONGER,
And shall offer what pronounce to be the
best intrinsic values We have ever offered the
people of Washington-Lines will be reduced
t. prices previously unthought OF, and moth
ing will be left undOne make it the
GRANDEST WRAP OFFERING
ever inaugurated by
FINE BISON CLOTH BOUBLE-BREASTED NEW.
MARKETS.,
full hack, collar and cuffs, made of AStrakhan,
cOlOrs black and brown.
Sold yesterday at $40 each, next Monday
morning at $3.50 each.
EIGHT DOLLAR OFFERING, AS FOLLOWS:
Berlin Twilied Visnes, were $3.50.
Feather Trimme ed Boucle Visites, were SIS 90
Black BOucle Cloth Jackets We're $l2.5O
Feather Trimmed CheyiOt Vistes We're $3.50.
Brown CheyiOt Cloth Jackets. Were $1,000.
CHOICE OF THE ABOVE ONLY $500 EACH.
Seal Plush VisteS
MARKED FROM 5000 TO $3.50 EACH.
Seal Plush Visites, Russian fur trimming. ele
MARK ED FROM $500 TO $4,000 EACH
professionally the best Wrap values ever
offered in this city. This STOCK must be sold ut
once.
Second floor: take elevator)
ja23 WOODWARD d LOTHROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-23

. INTER sDEswEAn Musr B,
said at once Why not buy at the end Of onA
season fbr the beginning of the nexts At the
following prices It VIII be to your interest to do
Ladies, Fine White Wool Vests and Pants.
full REGULAR made,
Reduced from u, SO to q, as each.
pairs Ladies' American Hosiery Co.'S Wool
Pants, extra size for stout ladies, extra quality,
Reduced from 81 .46 to 81. 26 per pair
Ladies' Merino Pants, sizes 80 and 81 only,
worth Soc,
Only a5c per pair. 8 for 81 co.
Ladies' Fine Merin0 Vests, full regular made
glove-ftting, 2size. 26-inch, high neck and no
Reduced from % 90 to 81 so each.
2-sise, 36Aneh, high neck, no sleeves
Reduced from $500 TO % 90 each.
Ladies Fine Cashmere Ribbed Wool Vests,
finished with silk scallop around the neck, two
garments each, sise 80 and 34inch.
Reduced from $500 to o.. 90 each.
Ladies' Extra Fine Persian Wool Vests
(American Hosiery Co. }, full regular male.
size 2Sin.. marked from 100 to 81 Is.
size 32in., marked from S4.0O to $8 pa
Children's Merinp Vests, sizes SO and 81.
Were As and 4Sc. Now 37tac each
The above will At 7 ouths and Misses Ia to Is
years of age.
Boys Merino Drawers, sizes from % to "a
inches.
REDUCED FROM SOC. TO 37lhc. PER PAIR.
All of the above are excellent bargains, and
WC1OfyW ARD a. IOTHROP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-23
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

sls and mousse. IN asosse
sss Apply DE- isa s0se Dsnss srsss
Fok RENTasToREANn5 ROOMS, AT i2ie 7TH
INoR RENT-HANDsoME NEW DOUBLE
Ss$ Y ss %sS. IS
EoR RENT-FURNIsHED 7-RooM BRIcR
Nv HOUSE 1857 10th ST. NV Inquire at SOP 5as :
ES0R RENT-T Two ROOM FRAME HOUSE, sio
iSot e. & 2; e. - month OF s's quarter AIRY 81
EOR kENT-sEyERAL wELI~sITuATRD AND
stee fsR E had GS Sr the
HOB RENT-FEBRUARY- isT-l.Is AND iIai
' S s''s RI siS Sss ssssi
EoR RENT-l125 l<TH STREET, OPPOSITE
ss aSs'i SAhts Esss%s zs5S sSsissfis
ss.s Ian st. ''sst sfss sssssis'lss'~
E0OR RENT-i0is GOTH STREET IL ROOMS.
fAsKR IKE sssS ssgSSi isis 81"
i 1870 syh s. sw,; rooms SIS sisS IN 81 sM s;
ssEs ss0 Aia isRsfs q ~ s: asa a .w
ssfH on ma !. HSsss
o. bought cheap Apply i7as fsnnsyiV;sHa,s Aye.
ENoR RENT-ABouT FEBRUARY IsT-DEsIR-
good coasi'ioa q a HLbERT SS1 g sa sci% &
NV, Ja2S-3t
Il Brick 2023 Massachusetts, ave. NV, 10 rs.--Sl0
hrck ~ e. nw' ~ Rooms s9
sres 1903 Pis sS e Pae so 5H raoms.-. 81
brck SS st ne, 10 rooms gS
Eftk Sll Sth ST. ne rooms 22AS
BRICK 152 St e., rooms 20
fj s aaos ia'A s e Psx oaO Il mo 10
E BY TYLER RuTHERFoRD lsas s. n ",
18Th l.st St; n w., ,9rss75II9 s. NV .lsrs
Sc, % Sc, Isrsso \. y. avs.n.w.
Ht sna 81 .s s sS
rooms, bath, large cellar and yard good order:
S SsSI PET monsh Apply to owner All 18th s.
FoR RENT-47Tis MISSOURI AVE NV
story bay Win ow House, with 10 roams and all
msR sas sS St nw Inquire OF RsrE
EsoR RENT-sIY ROOM HOUSE: HALL, VA
tss T. F. fsOFnsTk kfes $50 Apply iiGS s a.
FoR, REkTmHousE AND LARGE STABLE,
s.. QUO per annum Inquire ON the premises j22-3ts
IHoR PENTHOUSE OF ELEVEN ROOMS AND
u bath, five rooms the first Hoor at 4O4 % ST. n.
VI; So convenient to Pension Office house open-
L>OR kENT-DW ELLING HOUSE. SIT 9TH ST,
II between and sts n. W., contains rooms. APP
ply 3l3 9th ST. n. ". ja22-3t
LNOR RENT-A HANDSOME l2ROoM AND
Il basement brick House, nearly new all improve
ai ssd "A gsSS s5hs h a ana M st hsys a.
nor RENT-l323 X ST. N w. 10 ROOMS;
Is large lot and stable; SlO0 per manth, from Jan.
3lst. JOHN SHERMAN Il Co
ja223t 14O7 L ST. NV.
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WANTED-HEIP


Nus. .o4s s.shns and YE lssains - 1os;
required Apply lO16 18th St NV. lie
ssas .e,a.p, sSs wa os.l g
drew sSsss required
WANTEb.Ar 1917 81. 5iKsT1cEAss
VXYANTED-A WHITE Girl AS sEAXsTREss
w and chamber maid Apply q 1907 a. NV. 1t
WYANTED-A YOUNG WOMAN no DO CHAM.
one sssS Ss
.pp e aM BEST ts
W$s..a s Sssasss ssaHs q Boz
.sep. sss o sc & wo %h L
syss Haey at corner Hath St aud Rhode sad
w years old to Do iish. honssworf in private
n.s Must have good references Apply i enc
WANTED-5O LADIES no LEARN DRESS
w oattng by ,, Me 20 aew Tailor System. Can
Penn w eo by n s's
WANTEDSEcooKS eHAMBERMA!Ds WAIT.
S as b sss &c IS with
slS cs aSD eoloEEP woMsS
oSossss sa s.s sss y L
\M MAN WHO HA6 EX-
w perience In the restaurant business to receive
and give orders must expect confinement and work
and read and write. BOX II, Star office. ja22-2t
UYANTEB-OoMPETEN oar, FOR GENERAL
w heusework. Apply 14OO 9th st. NV. ja22-2t*
"ANTED = MIDDLE- AGkD CoLORED
w woman. to do good cooking, wash and from must
be good cook; for small family. 943 and 10Th ste
s.w ta22-lt4
NIANTED MAIL CLERK, WHO UNDER
w stands Dickey mailer, in the delivery and mali
ing department.. Address, stating salary fOR MING
HERALD" Baltimore, Md. ja2l-3t
VIZ ANTED-A SMART YOUNG MAN. WELL.
w acquainted in the departments, sell watches
etc, to clubs and on instament. Call at 1409 New
York ave- Jewelry store. ja2l-3ts
"ANTED-TWO FIRsTCLAsS UNION FUR
wv mace hands at once. A. EBEHLY & SOfjS,
us 18th st. NV. ja21-3ts
"ANTED-ExPERIENl ED GERMAN, AMER
w lean and coored Cooks, $40 to S25; German
NATIONAL LABOR BUREAU, GIT 7th ST.. bet Il
and +. ja2l-lws
VLTANTED-MAN TO TAKE AN OFFICE AND
w represent a manufacturer; $50 per week; small
capital required. Address Box 20, W. Acton, Mass.
ja2Hw,s,3w
VITANTED-BY THE INDESTRUCTIBf,E
w Fuel and Kinder Co., of Baltimore good BUSH
ness man to represent them i'm Washington. A mo-
nopoly large profits Address 81 North Howard ST.,
baltimore, Nd ja21-3ts
"ANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO START A
w new business at their homes can be done even
ings and learned in hour; any person making less
than lOc. to soc an hour should send lOe
package of samples of goods, and "a working SAM
pies tforinulas) tocommence on.
Address ALBANY SUPPLY Co.
JOHN Albany, N. Y.
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ron KEET9HousF
f1rsniseed, 1sta =. near Dupont circle e2se per
Eurnished 18th q. near X; 500 per month
Furnished, @ =, ueaf 18th: SIPS per mouth
EuFnts6e4. g., pear 13th; 1900 per month
AUSTIN =. BROWN,
1426 st. nv,
n14-Sm Real EAste and 4oeoA
1T0R HENTEFuHNIEHED HOUSE IN pESIE
y e9le ypce$top: hrnifpre all neg and parties only
1cS0 hoQee On eccoqnt RI ten10v4l nom cry Qr, N
1,s a0ordse ~ txceent oppottgn1ty 70 Secute auuIt
so'e nooss sasfscstyey ornishea Apple,saes @ns
Ssss $780, ss 2ss isfi ss nv H. Ill.,
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LOST AND FOUND.

II oST-AN ETRUSCAN GOLD EAR RING, WITH
4 coral rose set Finder VIII be suitably rewarded
by leaving 1t at 80 st. nv. Its
II OST-ON THE 22D INST, IN NEIGHBOR.
hood OF 18th and II SIS. n-w- skye Terrier: an
swers TO the OF Laddie; q collar with name
and address OF owner Suitable reward will be paid IL
returned TO Room lo4, third floor Navy Department.
or TO address on the collar. It's
r OST-oN WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 2OTH;
= between the hours OF IL and O'Clock, pair %
goidrimmed spectacles. Finder viii be suitably
rewarded by returning same TO 1912 14th n. w.
ja23-2t*
II OST-A LADY'S CUFF AND BUTTON-SIN-
lLgle diamond set in twisted gold In going from 9TH
via Massachusetts ave to 18th to Iowa Circle and
s. 70 10th and sts Suitable reward Ii returned to
1885 10Th St ja23- q
II OST-JAN. 22D BETWEEN 532 18TH ST N
L. W. and the Capitol or In that building Etrus-
can Gold Bar Pin. Suitable reward for ITS return.
j23-2ts
II oSTlONE PAIR GOLD EYEGLASSES, WITH
- chain attached The finder viii please leave
them a. ADAMS express Office, 1425 ST Nv. j23-3ts
O * REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE REA
spO turn to Duckeft's Drug Store, Pa ave. and 22d
st. OF small brown Dog. named Topsy; had collar
on when lost No questions asked ja22-2ts
T OsT-ON MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY
IL 4th, 1856. between 32l Maryland n. e. and
corner ID St and Pennsylvania east in OF
and Enameled Hunting-case Watch and Black Chate-
laine. Liberal reward will be paid. and no questions
asked, IL returned 70 GEO w. MOSS adams Express
company, 225 Pennsylvania ave NV. Ja2o,2l ,233ts
II OST-BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND DOG: NUM-
Der Of tag e22 name AID address Of owner on
collar. Return 70 GEO T. KozEL, 1913 l4th s., and
receive reward. ta2l-3ts
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Dun Bs.srss + I THs ,B]yrns


IF merchandise does not sell at the price
asked, or we buy too largely. we have one
sure remedy, aud that Is t6 reduce the price,
which never halls % increase the demand
1t cost more to hold to the price and keep the
goods than il does TO lower the price and sell
The goods. Hence the selfish policy ID the one
We adopt.
Stock-taking time ID near at hand which will
occur three weeks earlier this year than our
custom heretofore (Feb. lst1 Consequently we
are making strenuous efforts to rid the stock OF
al winter goods and surplus lines-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-23

TELLING REDUCTIONS.
Our SO BLANKETS now So
Our So now 81.
Our $3.50 now S250
Our So now 81.
CoLoRED BLANKETS, 75c. 81, sl25
HORSE BLANKETS, 75c., 81. SI25.
LAP ROBES 81 rs to $3.50, worth double the price
A large stock CLoAKS to be sold at any price we
can get, regardless of cost.
job lot of odds and ends in UNDERWEAR to be
closed out cheap
90 dozen Ladies' and Children's HOSE, odds and
ends that formerly sold from 37la to &c., now l5c
BARGAINS IN EVERY LINE
JOHNSON d LUTTRELL,
jazz 713 Market Space.
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Per Mo
631 F ST.. Sd floor. 3rsSl5
Vernon Row. room Is. Ia
lO19 Il ST. room l...-l2.50
portion of property on sly
Iflice for bulletin. issued ON
THOS. E WAGGANAN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09

West, New York; LehlDach, New Jersey;
Gilnllan Minnesota Piumb, Illinois.
Invalid pensions; Matson, Indiana
Winaus, Michigan; lowering, Massachu-
srtts Nceca, Illinois; SWope, pennsyl-
vuulai Mulbec, Kentucky, piduock, New
Jerseyi Fishery, Ohl0i pndar, New
York; MORRILL, Kansas HAYNES, New
Hampshire, O'Hara, North Carolina
Sawyer, New York; Cunger, Iowa
Loptai, California.
Pepslons Kldredge, MICHIGAN; Wal.
ford, Kentucky; Jones, Alabama; Scott,
Pennsy Cuwles, North Caroline;
Landcs, llnols Ma ouey, New York
Hutton, Missouri; Strnhlo, Iowa fay,
Tor, Tennessee; Brady, Nlrginla; White,
Pennsylvania; Thompson, Ohio
Claim Springer lllinois Muller, New
York; Lanhgln, Texas; Shaw, Maryland;
Howard, lDiliaua; Dougherty, Florida
Trlgg. Virginia; Neal Tennessee; Sow
den, Penusylvpnia; McKrnna, CALIFORNIA;
Fltegor, Pennsylvania; buchanan, New
Jersey Galllngcr New Hampshire
War claims Geddes, Ohio; Kleincr,
indiana; S,cne, kentucky; IimothyJ
Campbell, New York; Richardson, Ten
neFsce; Perry, South Carolina Comstoek,
Michigan; Reid, North Carolina; iibnoy.
Virginia; Smalls, south Carolina; Heis.
land, pennsylysnla Johnson, Indiana;
Lyman Iowa.
Private baud clalmsi ualsell, Ken.
lucky; Barksdale, Mississippi; ST. Mar
tin, Louisiana; Eldedgc, Michigan;
Sadler, Alabama erosion, Virginia,
Hall, Iowa. Reed, Maine; Osborne,
Pennsylvania Ely, Massachusetts,
Thomas, Wisconsin; Dorsey, Nebraska;
Thompson, Ohio
District OF Columbia; Barbour, Vir-
ginia; Hemphill, South Carolina; Camp
bell, Ohioi Dowdney, New York; Comp
ton, Maryland; Gay, Louisiana; Ford,
Indiana; Heard, Missouri; Rowell, MI
nois; Wadsworth, Kentucky; Scranton,
Pennsylvania Davenport, New York;
Grout, VERMONT
Revision of the laws. Oates, Alabama;
Turner, Georgia; Adams, New York
outwait, Ohio; Ford, Indiana; Laifoon,
Kentucky; Dougherty, Florida; Hale,
Missouri; Payne, New York; Thomas,
Illinois; Fuller, Iowai Gllhllan, Mime.
sofa; White, Pennsylvania.
Select committee on reform In civil
service; Cox. New York; Clements,
Georgia; Storm, Pennsylvania; Blanch-
ard, Louisiana; Findley, Maryland,
Mitchell, Connecticut; Stone, Missouri;
Pulitzer, New York; Bayne, pennsylyan-
Ia; Sp0oner, Rhode Island; Little, Ohio;
Lehlbach, Now Jerseyi Farquhar, New
York
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09
But Few Committees Organized.

WASHINGTON, Jan. s.-Contrary to
general expectation, but few committees
organized to-day. Mr.. Randall has not
yet issued call for the assemblagc Of
the appropriations committee. Tho new
select committee on American shipping
interests is at present without meeting
room. The same state OF affairs exists
as TO several select committees, aud
the speaker is experiencing some
trouble in his efforts to pro.
vide suitable committee rooms. The
committee on commerce organized
this morning aud fixed TIL sday and Fri
day as the days for meeting. The com
Diittee on naval affairs organized and
named Wednesday and Friday as the days
for meeting. In view OF the additional
Importance Of the work OF this commit
tee, growing out OF the assignment TO Il
OF the duty OF preparing the naval appro-
priation bill, IL was decided TO sub.di.
vide the work, Accordingly Chairman Her
bert was instructed To prepare plans OF sub
division for submission to the committee
The full committee will cali on Monday
In body on the secretary Of the navy
TO pay their respects The following
named persons were to-day appointed
and sworn In as committee clerks. John
i Elliott, Texas, Indian affairs; Louis
ChoDle, Texas, commerce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09
Additional House oommittoe..

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8. - Following
Is the personnel OF some of the more lsl-
portant house committees In addition TO
those given yesterday;
Committee on manufactures: Wise,
Virginia; Swope, Pennsylvania; LeFevre
OHIO; Wilson, West Virginia; Catchings,
Mississippll Lawler, Illinois; Piudar,
New YORK; Campbell, Pennsylvania; Van
Setback, Wisconsin,; Hires, New Jersey.
Public buildings and grounds; Dibble,
South Carolina; Reese, Georgia; Snyder,
West Virginia; Henley, California; Vel
kins, Ohio; WorthingtoD, Illinois; Cole,
Maryland; Johnson, North Carolina; Mil
liscn Mainei Brown, Pennsylvania; Rock
well, Massachusetts; Wade, Missouri;
Owen, Indiana
Levees and improvements Of MISSISSIPPI
pi river; King, Louisiana; Rankin, Wis
cousin; VauEatOn, Mississippi; Kleiner,
Indiana; Dowdney, New York; McRae,
Arkansas; Glass, Tennessee; Dawson,
Missouri; Brown, Ohio; whiting Massa.
chusettsi NORTH, Kansas; Bunnell, Penn
sylyaDia; Gfout, Vermont.
Education; Aiken, South Carolina;
Gambler, Georgia; Willis, Kentucky;
Miller, Texas; Mlaybury, Michigan;
Burnes, Missouri; Mahoncy, New YORK
Strait, Minnesota; whiting, Massachu-
sets; Campbell, Pennsylvania; J. H.
Taylor, Ohioi lowering, Massachusetts;
Weaver, Iowai Lawler, Illinois; Daaiel,
Virginia; larsney, Michigan; Grain,
Texas; Funston, Kansas; James, New
York; Haynes, New Hampshire; Bound,
pennsylvania, Buchanan, New Jersey
Militia; Muller, New York; FoTney,
Alabama; McAdoo, New Jersey; Peel, Ar
kansas; Collins, Massachusetts; Ballep-
tine, Tennessee; Breckenridge, Kentucky 4
Hayden, Massachusetts Mofdtt, MIchi-
gan; Owen, Indiana Wade, Missouri
Patents; Mitchell, Connecticut; Hal
sell, Kentucky; Townshend, Illinois; Mar
tin, Alabama; Barnes, Geurgiai Morgan,
Mississippi; Fisher, Michigan CoHles,
North Carolina; Atkinson, Pennsylyaniai
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-09
Wore nousn cnmmitteeu.

WASHINGTON, Jan. s.--Among the com.
mlttces Of the house. not sent yesterday
are the following: Committee on the
election OF president and vice-presidcnti
Caldwell, Tennessee; Eden, Illinois; Err
mentrout, Pennsylvania Beach, New
York; Dihbio. South Caroliun; Gibson,
West Virginia; Heard, Missouri; John
son, North Carolihaj Laird, Nebraska
Baker, Reumcky. lleistand, Prnnsyl-
vaula; Cooper, Ohioi Mofiatt, Michigan.
Select committee on alcoholic liteuor
traffic Cpn?bell, Ohio; Carleton,
Michigan; ffedercks, Iowa; Tauihcc,
Kentucky; Glover, Missouri; Merriman,
New York. Price, Wisconsin,; Everhart,
Pennsylvania Lindley, New York. Ro
mpis Ohio