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RoBRERIEs AND LOSSES REPoRrKD.-Mrs.
DR.. OReilly. 1911 street northwest reports
that while on her way home in q cab about 3
o'clock yesterday morning, she lost y diamond
cruss pin valued at $500. Harry Middleton,
AIS 0thstreet, reports stolen from his stable
set OF buggy harness. valued ct $50. Miss Alice
3lS worth OF clothing. John Mayer, 80 10th
street. reports stolen from him 80 worth OF
reports stolen from . trunk In her room gold
Wetoh worth $40
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day
were Attorney General Garland, Senators
kenna, Platt, Van Wyck and Voorhees,; Repre-
sentatives Sawyer, Warner, Wise, Reid, Pay
son, Dougherty, ODonneIl, Ford, Ind; HAM
mond and Evans; A. B. Roeder and M. L. Roe
der. New York; Chas. II. Chase, Portland. Me-;
W. w. Cooke, Rochester, Benz F. Lee, Trenton.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. S. w. Woodward, of this
city, is in Jacksonville, Fla.-Col. ]. s. Conrad
and H. N. Weidner, of Washington, were regis
tered in Chicago on Monday.-A. L. Barber,
OF Washington. was in st. Louis on Monday
Hon. Thomas M. Cooley, ex-chief justice of
Michigan, Is at Wizards Judge Cooley is now
professor OF history at the University OF Michi-
gan, and has come to attend the annual reunion
ana dinner of the Washington Alumni Associa-
ton, at Wizards on the 18th instant-Ex-
OF abundant health, his step is as light as q
boys, but his hair and beard are white. He
says no climate agrees with him as well as that
OF New York.-JOhn II. Lock wood and John
j. Ross, of New York, and Il. F. Wyman, of
Boston, are at the Nationally. 7. Silver of
Cleveland, and Lemuel w. Serrell, of New York,
are at the Metropolitan.-D. C. Bruce, w. II,
of Network, D. NJ. Stevenson and j. a. McWil.
lIams, of Chicago, w. Z. Sampson, of Newport
j. II. Caldwell and family, John L. Mckinney
and wife and John Felig and wife, Of Titusville
are at the Ebbitt.-COllector II. F. Beecher, of
Port Townsend, w. S. Wagner and John E.
searles, of New York, Edwi n l.. Brady, OF Con-
necucut, Benz. +. Lee and wife and James S.
Kiger, of Trenton, w. S. Wagner OF New York,
and D. A. and c. f: Orr, of Pennsylvania, are at
w illard's.-Mrs. E. b. Wells, of Salt Lake T.
+. H0gg. OF Oregon, Alvin Saunders, of Omaha
ana u. w. Irwin, of Chicago, are at the Riggs.
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Subjects Before the Cabinet,

cuDJectS neIOre tne CHUfmet.
THE CHINESE INDUSTRY AND SILVER oIJEs-
TONS.
The representation made to the Secretary
OF State by the Chinese minister in regard to
threatened outbreaks in California were laid
before the cabinet yesterday, and the propriety
of urging legislation to indemnify Chinese for
losses sustained by them in the recent out
breaks, particularly in Wyoming and Washing
ton territories was considered. Claims for
Rock Springs, Wyoming, last fall, have
already been filed with the Secretary OF State
The silver question was also considered with
respect to the form of an answer to be made by
the Secretary of the Treasury to Mr.. BANDS re-
solution calling for information in regard to
the silver policy of the administration.
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A Disgraeed Clergyman's Suicide.
THE BODY OF REV. JESSE BRALY, OF NoRTo,
VILE, KY, FOUND IN THE RIVER.

THE BODY OF REV. JESSE BRALY, OF NORTON
WILLIE, KY, FOUND IN THE RIVER.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. Il. - Yesterday afternoon
while q number of fishermen were busiiy en-
gagged in the river at the foot Of Ellwood street.
Carondolet, they saw what appeared to be the
body of a man floating in mid-stream. The
men rOwed out and caught the object, which
proved to be mans body encased in ice. Ii
had probably been in the river two weeks. Let
tiers found on the body proved that the deceased
was Rev. Jesse b. Brady, of Nortonville, KY
and that he committed suicide. The cause is
shown TO be by these letters the fear OF the re-
suit OF an investigation then going on i'm rela-
ton to his private affairs ano habits, which, it
Is limited were not above reproach.
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Their Trial Begun TO.day-Newspaper
ReDOrtprs ON the stand

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE hearing in the case Of
the socialist leaders, Hyndham, Burns, Cham
pion and Williams, who are charged with in
citing to riot, contempt Of law &C., in connec-
ton with the recent demonstrations i'm Lon
don, was begun in the Bow street police court
this morning. The court room was well filled
with spectators but not crowded.
Mr.. Poland, solicitor for the treasury, I'm pre-
senting the case tor the government, quoted
from speeches made by the defendants at the
time OF the riots.
Several newspaper reporters were called as
witnesses, and gave testimony regarding the
actions OF the prisoners previous to and during
the disorders.
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kilograms to The Star.
LONDON SOCIALISTS ON TRIAL.
The Kaiser GratilieS the PariSianS.
THE LATE JOHN G. THOMPSON
Railroad Accident in West Virginia.


H1s Remains Expected at Columbus To.
morrow Evening.
Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
COLUMBUS, Feb. 1.-THE remains OF the late
John g. Thompson are expected to arrive here
tomorrow evening. The funeral will take
place on Sunday next from his late residence,
on North High street. The various societies OF
winch MI. Thompson was member, will take
part In the obsequities, well as the political
ciubs including the Cleveland and Hendricks
Glee club,
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The Morrison Tariff Bill.
THE HOUSE DEMOCRATS LIKELY TO BE DIVIDED

OMIT,
1t is expected that the democrats will be
badly divided upon the Morrison tariff bill
when it gets in the House again. 1t is only a
little more liberal than the bill beaten in the
last Congress, and not liberal enough 10 snub
the democratic protectionists, it is thought.
Mr.. Randall and his followers on that occa-
sion, who are in this House, with probably one
or two exceptions, will oppose the BILL but it is
not certain what their method will be; whether
to move to so amend it as to make it conform
more closely to their views, or by move to
strike out the enacting clause.
Mr.. Maybury, q tariff refOrmer of the ways
and means committee, said to a STAR reporter
to-day that he thought this bill would not be
as popular as was the old one. 81 say IL with
sorrow" he added.
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SEDALIA, Mo-, Feb. 1.-THE submiss sion con-
vention held its frst meeting in this city last
evening. About $50 delegates, representing
the different temperance organizations in Mis-
souri,, in attendance Resolutions were
passed demanding of the next legislature the
submission Of a constitutional amendment for
ever prohibiting the manufacture and sale OF
intoxicating liquors, including wine and beer;
also the passage of a local option law similar TO
the Georgia law.
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A Nfne.COrnered Fight.

"A
BARRE OVER EIGHT COMPETITORS.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Feb. 17.-Charles b.
Sutton (republican) was elected mayor yester-
day by $50 majority. The contest was very
exciting, there being nine candidates. The
vote was the largest ever polled here. and the
result could not be obtained until two o o'clock
this morning. Among the chief rivals of the
mayor-elect was General William Mccartney
one of the most prominent attorneys of Luzerne
county. who was also recently defeated as the
republican candidate for district attorney.
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KNIGHTS OF LABOR DENY THAT THEY PARffo.
IPATEp IN THE OLYMPIA RIOTS

OLYMPIA, WASH. T, Feb. 1.-THE o. O.
bales, Goodng and Frazier
leaders in the anti-Chinese riot here last week,
We're taken % the penitentiary on McNeills
Island yesterday morning, where they will re-
main until the district court meets In June.
A large number OF Cinnamon left for Portland.
Ore. yesterday. Everything Is quiet here.
The Knights OF Labor publicly deny their par
tieipation in the riots here, and volunteer help
10 enforce the laws.
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R000eDGeF8 Thoroughly Dfemcme0s
ONE NAN KILLED BY A RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN
WEST VIRGINIA.
CINcINEATI, Feb. 17.-Dispatches received
here indicate that the Ohio Central railroad
accident near Point Pleasant, West Va, yester-
day, resulted In the death OF one man, Mr..
Humphries, OF Poca, West Va, and slight
injuries 70 several passengers whose names are
not given. The passenger car fell into q stream
aud the passengers were all thoroughly
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More Gold for Europe


NEW YORK, Feb. 17.-Kidder Peabody & Co.
have engaged $533, 600 gold bars for shipment
to Europe on Saturday.
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PANAMA, Feb. 17.-Count De Lesseps arrived
at Colon this morning. The entire official staff
OF the Panama Co.were present to welcome him
as he came ashore from the steamer.
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The District Appropriation Bill.


THE HOUSE APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE
DOUBTS ITS POWER TO INCREASE THE NUM-
Der OR PAY OF DISTRICT EMPLOYEES.
The House appropriation committee failed to
day to complete the consideration of the Dis
trict bill. 1t is apparent that they cannot agree
upon the question of the right of the committee,
under the new rules, to increase the salaries of
employees Of the District government or to in
crease the force in any instance so that matter
was not further discussed, 1t being decided that
the bill should go into the House, subject to the
point OF order made by those doubling this
right of the committee.
1t is probable that the bill will provide for an
increase OF the pay of the employees of the fire
department., an increased appropriation for
school purposes and the increase in the Metro
polltan police force asked for by the Commits
sioners.
The members Of the committee who think
they have no authority to make these increases
VIII oppose them with the point of order in the
House. and the question will fall to the Speaker
TO decide.
- majority of the committee probably hold
tnat they have the right TO increase cut down
appropriations according to the needs, except
Wnere the amount Is fixed by law, as in the
case OF ofncers OF the government whose sala-
ries are thus fixed
Today the bill was considered item by item,
ana on Friday the consideration will be con-
unued, put IL now appears doubtful whether
tney Will De able to report the bill this week.
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HE PROHIBITS THE PRESENTATION OF
DRAMA CALLED SEDAN"
LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE people OF Paris are
pleased with Emperor Williams order pro-
hibiting the drama Sedan" which action they
accept as proof that Germany considers that
France has regained her former position in
Europe and is worthy of Cancellation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-17

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. 17.-Mr. Watterson's
condition is much improved. He rested well
during the night and talked cheerfully with his
family this morning.
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THIEVES SESTENCED.-A small colored boy
named Ella Brown, who has served q term In the
reform school, entered Bridget O'Briens stors,
corner OF I'd and streets southeast, Monday
night and stole three nve-dollar notes, with
which he bought clothing and candy. Last
night Omcer Stewart. Of the eighth precinct,
arrested Eli and recovered q portion Of the
money from him. This morning In the Police
larceny, and the judge gave him six months In
Jai-7Abert Dodson WAS arraigned before the
court charged with stealing three bushels u
coal froru Stephenson's woodward. He said he
only stole one bushel Mr. Thomas said thai
there had been q large quantity Of coal stolen
from the yards, and the defendant was the
principal offender. He said they had 20 climb
over ntne-ioot fence. The judge gave him two
months In jail.-Wflliaxn Robinson, q colored
Dave Freeman's watch, was given thirty days
Ia jail in addition 10 thirty days he y already
serving for . similar offense.
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PRoMoTED.-Wm. Cairns has been promoted
from $500 grade to $500 grade in the Office ~
the Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Ex-Congressman Dennis Mccarthy, Of New
day night
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PRESIDENT AND SENATE.
Caucus Of Republican Senators.

NOMINATIONS NOT TO BE CONFIRMED WHERE
THE EXECUTIVE REFUSES IMPORTATION
CALLED FOR.
About twenty republican Senators met In
caucus this morning. Senator Edmunds sub
mltted resolutions from the judiciary conf
mittee embodying the views of the republican
members respecting the rights of the Senate to
Information from the heads of executive de-
partments. The resolutions We're approved, and
1t was decided that they shall be offered in open
session of the Senate.
The resolutions are three In number. The
nTsI declares the action of the Attorney Gen.
erai In refusing to furnish information when
cAileo Tor by the Senate, no matter what his
motive may have been, was reprehensible.
The second declares that where the Senate has
caiieu or may call upon heads of departments
Tor Information regarding removals from office
ana the Information is not furnished as re-
quested. the Senate will not confirm the APP
pointee.
Inc third condemns the disregard of the law
Whlcn requires that in selections for office
preferences be given to honorably discharged
Union soldiers and sailors.
1t Is understood that the resolutions will be
formally laid before the judiciary committee at
lts next meeting, with "a view to having them
reported to the Senate Immediately thereafter.
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.nts on each page against the Glib

difference of 19 cents each page against the Glib
son Bros.
Very respectfully,
JULIAN I. WRIGHT.
NOfe-By system of measurement 1 mean ascer.
tanning the number OF ems and determination of the
charge.
On the 2sth Of January the following decision was
made:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The extra ems-3, 124-at zoe per 1,OOO........ ais
1
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DUTIES OF TREASURY The
Secretary OF the Treasury has issued q printed
circular containing the rules governing the
force OF watchmen in the building. These rules
have been compiled from the reg ulations issued
from time to time, and call Tor "A strict atten-
ton TO duties on the part Of the watchmen-
The captain OF the watch must see that the cor
ridors and stairs are at all times kept tree from
noise and disturbance, and report 70 the chief
clerk any violation OF the rule. Any watchman
found intoxicated, sleeping, smoking, reading
or writing, when on duty, viii be reported 70
the CHIEF clerk for disobedience OF orders.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Kirwin, Kan
sas. has been authorized to commence business
with = capital of $4,000.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-1nternal
revenue, S295666; customs. 81 ,253,OsS.
NAVAL CADET r. e. CRoNTz has been ordered
to the Juniata

REWARD FOR A RESCUE.-The President has
presented solid silver cup of handsome design
to Capt. Mcneil. master of the British ship
County Clare, for humane services in rescuing
the crew OF the American schooner Mary E.
Simmons, December 1, 1885.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-17

MIR. FRANCIS NJ. WHTTEHOUsE, Of Chicago,
who is an applicant for the Office of supervising
architect of the Treasury, was the successful
cOmpet itor in the designs for the "Grant mOnu-
ment" in Chicago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-17

MAJOR CHARLES w. FOSTER, quartermaster,
has been appointed inspector on certain public
animals at ST. Louis, reported as unserviceable,
for which Capt F. III. Hathaway, assistant quar-
termaSter, is responsible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-17

ARMY LEAvEs.-Capt. Henry ]. Nowlan, 18th
cavalry, granted four months leave, with per-
mission to apply for an extension of two months.
Leave of Second Lieut.. T. II. Wilson, I'd infan.
try, has been extended one month. Leave of
Lieut.. Col. H. r. Miner, 10th infantry, has
been extended two months
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Secretary Committee

TH~ THE TAILORS EXECUTIVE COM
- mittee is requested to meet at their usual
place OF meetings at . O'CLOCK f. NJ. on HI Rs-
DAY. business OF importance. BY order OF the
Union. It's
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F.xyS THE MEMBERS OF PYTHIAN CIR.
- Gle VIII meet at their Armory TO-MOR-
Ko" EV ENlNG, Thursday, February Is without
hand
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Secretary Lamar has been making
some r-rrling speeches in the >out4-
west ani telling the people thai the
United States i = pretty fair place %
i've III ztrsr Al Though ne did NOT
aroid the subject Of the ~Ar and for
mer sectional ditferenres- he expressed
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when they can lock arms AMI mArca
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music o. the Tnion- Ls- 1s see- Sec
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Mr.. Blaine has been Ming folr
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h.s shaken them up = . kennel keeps
lashes his dogs and sets them Al yeip'
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the rrOundIin-s were Wild with d
Light
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rot gave him no rest. Tor the man cold
not tell the parrots voice from thar Of
the Adm raj.
While the WI Ter was in India n n enl
gave her two Young parrots. "Nhrn
1 inspected them" she SAYS. II could
hardly belieye they were parrots Tnpy
,ookri ike very yellow. ugly. skinny
frors. with white laws and y red benk.
AM not vcss;gc 81 feather. and more
firmly than ever declined 20 have any
thing % say 20 them. However. they
were put in basket and fed every Two
hours on system Of dongh-pi!ls pokei
down Their throafs and washed down
Nth water. and. 20 my disgust. was
expected % assist them 70 these de-
licsous rcpasts" These parrots Were
named Torpedo and Whale. and were
taken 10 England ''Nany a time"
continues the LADY. Il have gone 20 the
Kitchen and found Il empty of domfs
\ tfcs. but the whole floor ~warmng with
4 animals six pu-s. father mofhr
1 and four little ones. one cat and one X T.
tn. huge Mount Il Bernard doc anAa
canary. and among them all. pro IDLY
| ~trutfin~ about. Torpedo AMI TIE
Whale. II Leo. the big do-. WAS IL
front ~ the firc. the parrots wOni
calmly pinch his toes I II h. made sia~
for,the,n: and the kitten and rarro.
PLAYED games together. rolling oacr
and over
whale. anon. hisother acrompl ~
mcn.S. po-<e~-sd love 81 music. AMI
whs-tlcd lust ike the canary he also
greatly enioved INV music when plal-
ei. hat tie preferred scales and ever
ciscs. hi taste being purely classical.
Whenever began tn former nv Won y
climb up my dress on 10 my shoniles.
and there Halter ab,nt Just a tsloa-h
! AZ were taking bath. Then. one by
one he uoald abstract ms ha'rpns ill
+ ~ last nv hair wonla fall town and p
. that ne would rlnnre AMI ba'he with
extreme relish This wa an amusement
he was not often perm tied 70 indrl-
4 IN. however.
Another parrot owned by this lall
I was nam "A Doctor johnson" because
: Ike fhr famous man of the d'ctipnarr
/, h. VA fond IL tea OF this parrof -
! writes. II was very busy emhro fier'n'
: curtain soon after we landed. ard i'pe
2 tor Johnson. willing to b. u~efu. a. VIZ
{ - ornamental. learned hnw 70 sex. II
4 worldst on the sde VI the wood 4
I frame. watching the patent needle =
> !. stabbed the cloth in and ont >u'
\ denly. one day. he mad dab ~ "
\ needle coming through the work. All
: pulling Il out with jerk. ran again
:. tie side of the frame. and tins he r
Z pca,ed every stitch. with many sovo'
y ramfo,s among The many-colored WOO
n and silks - Golden DaFs-