Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-14

AT rmE ~APHrOL TO-DAY.
A. Early AsSs.r..s.s Ps..sSss.
." .1r011' sAs1D ,S or ,.s ervslOr.sS" o.
n was aesirsd 70 get the sundry civn oln 20 the
Presadeat for signature by tomorrow. q possible
The UNDERSTANDING 10 that the general de-
nciency bill wiz Be acted upon promptly
By the Senate, % - 20 dispose OF it D.
naIly next week. The tarn question viii
Be the only thing then IN the way OF adjournment.
are construed 70 mean tuat there viii be no
tar6 bill reported 20 that body. Toe latest re
port, taking tnese things into account, predicts
an adjournment OF Congress within ten or twelve
TIE Suadry Civil nm.
IN CONFERENCE COMMITTEE asRsss rrox q RE-
foRf ro-DAy.
The conference committee on the sundry civil
appropriation bill agreed on Us report this after
noon ana &c was submitted Action was taken
by the committee regarding features OF local In
terest not hitherto disposed OF. as follows: The
proposed appropriation Of $4,000 Tor the widow
Of Prof. Baird on account OF his services As fish
os nm sai @ sSs SSsca.. Or ss
q ground Tor me extension OF the
The amendment respecting the new norary build
me sSsfss o. the cniei q Ensinsers was Agreed
from q, 100000 70 100000
The house amendment 70 the Senate amend
Sons he Hnt ed ssses vas srsed u g viii Win
further ainendmenI providing tha. The President
may at any tane withdraw these LANDS from Set
tAeinent oy proclamation.
The Tariff Debate On the senate.
rorNu NOT COVERED IN THE REGULAR REPORT.
Senator Allison reviewed the history OF the DEM
ocratac party upon the tarin question. and with
regard 70 tarin legislation. The action OF the
conierees on the tarif bill 1858 discussed, t
having been assailed By senator Vest MT. Allison
SAID that Senator Baya who was the democratic
member OF the original conference committed
fused 70 serve. Finally all the democratic sena-
Tors refused TO serve, and the conference made
senator butler remarked that democrats re-
Lused 70 serve because the jury was packed 10 use
q common expression.
MI. Alllson reIorted that the republicans were
10 power In both houses, ana they had a
right 70 the maj Jrity OF the conIerees4 He then
referred 70 The Nils Jill saying that where IL
soocueo Industries ~ touched them 10 destroy.
SENATOR HIscocK
IN the course OF his remarks In the senate
this afternoon, reiterated what had been
said BY Messrs sherman and Allison
TO the effect that no republican tarin bill will be
sep.rsed now He said tnAt ae would 40. agree 70
saring II had had q hearing.
Capitol Topscs.
N TEE SENATE THIS AFTERNOON
the Piatt resolution was agreed 10. joint reso-
iution extending the appropriations TIL the 25lh
OF september was passed and order made Laat
when the senate adjourn to-day IL be III MONDAY.
POLITICAL Contributions AND PoKER
Senator Sherman, In tae course OF debate to-
day, speaking OF contributions for political pur-
poses said that every man ought 10 give 70 his
own cause; that man "would be foolish II he did
not bet On his own horse"
Senator hoar read u newspaper article, stating
that Mr.. Scott, IN contributing 500 had 'seen
the Presidents 600 aud had gone him $4,000
Dttter" Senator hoar read the Quolallon Ia a
manner that sounded as u the phrase was his own,
the seeming familiarity with the seductive game
OF poker until IL sscerLained that he WAS only
quoting wicked newspaper.
Loved His Brosherss wife.
And his NFAruATIoN DROVE HIN 10 SUICIDE.
Says dispatch from Chicago, September Is: As
private Waterman was patrolling his beat early
this morning he came across the body OF q man
stretched out the sea-wall at the foot OF Cedar
street. The dead man had q strikingiy handsome
face, and was dressed In expensive clothes There
were three bullet wounds near his heart. and one
OF bis hands was stinened about the butt OF a re-
volver. wnen the pockels were searched a photo
graph OF pretty woman Was found In one OF them.
On the back OF the Card was " 1tten: Are GU
not ashamed TO accept this? With love and best
wishes Mate Aug. & 1855" This picture and
ladys handkerchief marked 20. b." furnished
the only cues 70 the SUICIDES idenuty. The photo
graph had been carried In an inside vest pocket,
and 70 save IL from injury or blood stain the young
man had carefully thrown open his vest aud folded
II back before ae had sent the three bullets into
his heart.
IL was late in the day when awell-dressed man
called al the morgue and asked when the Inquest
would oe held he gave no clue 10 the officeis
70 the dead mans identity. but gong to a nei gh-
| boring uDdertaAers shop, he asAed mat the urn
name OF Victor sarotSy aud SAID thar tbs Suicide
was MS brother Gers. Oers Barothy was a young
and romantic Hung tartan, q man OF education and
good fainlly, VINO came TO Chicago only two
months ago. His trip here was maae 10 visit his
elder brother, VICTOR barothy, VINO has lived Ia
this city for thirty years and Is known as man
wife VINO Is desc. fDed an extremely fascinating
woman, who Is about thirty-seven years old, but
ana wiIe. it Is believed, have not lived together
very happily. There has been no formal separa-
ton. AND they are often seen driving together.
but at the same time they have ceased TO 1--we
under the same roof Young Gers Barothy, as
lar as the story can be learned tonight had
came fascinated with his sister-in-aw. In spite Of
difference OF about nIteen years between ,heir
ages In the meantime be had gone 70 work 70
secure u living, ana had obtained employment In
west sue factory. He oIJen visited MIS- sister-ln-
law, and his lnIaIuatlon steadily grew upon him
But the course OF MS affection was not smooth,
and last night he was turned away from the house
In which his brothers vile lives he walked
down TO the lake shore, stretched himself out upon
the stone wall, and shot himself turee times So
true was his aim that the physicians cannot un-
derstand how ne lived long enough after the nrst
shot 70 put TWO more bullets into ms body.
Eancies Of WelB.knOVgm WOoeu.
From the New York Graphic.
Mrs. Geo Gould has q curious fancy for having
all her dainty sllken undergarments OF one shade,
and the color she most prefers Is pale tan. She 10
clothed from top TO toe In that coior. IL was she
who nrst introduced into this country the tan
suede Shoes and with them she wears stockings
OF exactly the same shaue, silken and Beautifully
clicked. Her unoergarmeDts come by the dozen
IN big boxes from Paris folded In tissue payer and
toI nm .arfp rib