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FL FARo DEL WAsH1seroS

Is of volcanic nature, and though not of remote
Claim having ORIGINATED this continent since the
discovery by Columbus The superiority Of the former
eruption the latter only once in min
that Of the former has been continuous for
lowing fast and following faster shaking our little
GCthRE Tord IRON center F. FsH6 pf p f.
Sk le e o
prices. We know that you viii be agreeably shocked
MINIS SACK SUITS.
Victory Cashmere. strong, durable. neat, $3.50 a
suit large assortment Of slightly plaids, 1919 a
suit BescoHsSeid Blue beaver sU weight 80 suit.
Scotch Mixtures, nobby and nice, s1O75 suit.
Brown Scotch aE {. c n51i sia sG e suit
Heavy stripe just the thing for business,
Scotch Plaid. suitable for the young folks. 1915
striped Cheviots and silk Mixtures. good enough for
Notified Scotch, something entirely new, s1I.75 .
Black Corkscrew. strictly all-wool. s13 so suit.
Bullocks STANDARD Dlsgonals, blue and black ID
PRfNcE ALBERT co rs AND vEsTs-wide
Wales strictly ll-wOol silk facings, s1375 for Coat
young. al 50 Tor Coat and Vest French Eiastiaue.
full silk trimmings, workmanship unexceled perfect
man need care TO whatever the OCCASION sI775
PkfScE ALBERT suITs-s15.5o. s174O. SIS. rs,
.JTS9tsERs !. s 50; e g; % sa5o.sa7s.ss1a.
These are q lew Of the bargains obtainsble at Ell
FARO DEL WASHINGTON Ohe Lighthouse of Wash
ingtonJ, popularity known
VICTOR Z. ADLER'S
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 10
e27 and 929 9TH st. NV. corner Massachusetts, ave-
Strictly One Price.
Open Saturdays until IL D. m jsl2
EOR TwENTY-FIyE CENTS YOU CAN GIT CAR
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THE PAN.ELECTRIC CASE.
President Cleveland to be Summoned

In the Pan-Electric hearing CRogers against
Garland) to-day, before Examiner w. H. Smith,
W. s. Flippin, of Memphis, counsel for Senator
Harris and Casey Young, was called to testify
as to the missing books. He was questioned as to
having had correspondence on the subject, but
claimed his privilege as counsel, and being
pressed said that easy Young never wrote to
him on the subject. When the question was
asked as to whether he u. } had written on the
subject he declined to answer specifically.
Summons for Nat Hill, book-keeper for
Casey Young, and for Mrs. Rogers, (no con-
nection OF complainant) were returned mot
found"
The complainant intends to summon Presi-
dent Cleveland after March 4 to testify as to
information on the subject being given him by
MIR. Garland, Casey Young and others.
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No one looked for any reference TO the Webb
nomination at the meeting Of the Senate Dis
trict committee to-day and there were several
manifestations Of surprise when senator Rid
dleberger made Q very determined effort to call
IL up and secure consideration for it The
republicans had supposed that that was prac-
tically settled some days since. and
the democrats had long since ceased
to hope for the confirmation Of
their friend. Mr.. Riddleberger's action
therefore was something Of bombshen, but
Its explosion did no damage. The virginisn
boldly declared himself as Mr.. webbs champion
and demanded q chance to discuss the question
in the committee. For little while there
were invisible symptoms Of free and easy de-
bate upon the much-vexed question, but q
proposition to postpone action ives as oil on
thel troubled waters. II quieted everybody
but Mr.. Riddleberger, and he kept on insisting
that there was no time like the present and in
the presentation Of his views he had for
his text the motto Delays are dangerous"
Finally he accepted the proposition TO let
the matter go over for one week
and then the committee decided that on FRIDAY
next it would take up the case of William b.
Webb, nominated to be a Commissioner of the
District of Columbia, and then and there settle
the question Of
ITO BE Oh NOT TO BE-"
Senator Riddleberger feels confident that he
can pull his protege through in spite Of
all the protests which may come
from District republicans, but there are
one or two republicans on the committee, who
bolieve they will have a little to say on that
score when the time comes The democrats.
too, are not as much Of a unit now as
they were a week ago. More than one Of
them feels inclined to stand aside and
let the republicans settle their own diff
culties, and il will not be at all sur
prising if, when the matter comes up q week
hence, at least two of the democratic members
of the committee will neither say anything on
the subject nor vote.
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TOBACCO TAX REPEAL.
MIR. Randall's Committee Approves the
Bill Without the Moonshine Clause.

The House committee on appropriations
completed the consideration of the Cowles in
ternal revenue bill to-day, and authorized a
favorable report with amendments. The
amendments substitute the tobacco clause of
the Randall bill. The bill, as reported, abol-
ishes all sorts of tobacco tax, repeats the
law fixing a minimum penalty for VIC
lations OF internal revenue laws, and
relieves the statute books Of some of the pro-
visions for the punishment of Offenders
against the internal revenue law, which are re-
garded as oppressive. The bill was adopted
by vote Of 10 to 4. Those voting in favor of
the bill were Randall, Clements, Campbell,
Gay, Cannon, Ryan, Butterworth, Long, Nc
Comas, and Henderson. Those voting against
1t were Forney, Foran. sayers, and Rice.
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A Big Coal Firm in Trouble.
SURPRISE AT PITTsBTRG OVER THE SUSPENSION OF

THE GRAND LAKE COMPANY
PITTsBURG, Feb. 15.-The Grand Lake coal
company. one of the largest coal firms in this
city, has confessed judgment for $4,000 in
favor of Isaac s. Van Voorhis, in trust for coal
land creditors. The sheriff made a levy
to-day on three of their tow-boats,
and they will be sold next Friday. The extent
of the failure is not known. The firms prop
erty, which runs up into the hundred Of thou
sands, is distributed along the rivers from this
city to the Gulf of Mexico and the announce
ment Of the failure occasioned great surprise.
The embarrassment, it is said, dates back
to last August, when the great storm at New
Orleans destroyed large number Of coal
crafts.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest T6lGglanS 10 The Star.
CARNOT'S CARTE BLANCHE.
He is Left Free to Choose a Cabinet to
Suit Himself

chamber of deputies yesterday on the
motion to indefinitely postpone the debate
on the bill for the revision OF the constitution
say that carte blanche has been given Presi
dent Carnot to exercise perfect liberty in the
construction Of a new cabinet and to form one
according to his own choice.
The radical papers assert that after NJ
Floquets overthrow by the opportunists nc
republican concentration is possible.
The conservative and Boulangist organ,
claim that dissolution of the chamber Of
deputies is now more than ever necessary
The chamber, they say, can no longer be relied
upon.
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Thomas CARIrnrs Wpy

once shrewdly remarked. There's no knowing
what Mr. Carlyle might have been but for dys-
pepsia-" Doubtless dyspepsia was the cause of
MS gloom and irritability. Had be taken Ayre's
Pills he would have been . healthier and
happier man
i was a great sufferer from Dyspepsis and
Constipation I had no appetite, became
sreauy debihtatsd. and was continually
aniicted with Headache and Dizziness After
trying various remedies finally began to use
Ayers Pills. and soon my appetite improved
my bowels we're regulated. and became we'll
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EMPLOY ONLY DEMOCRATS,
The Secretary of War Says Such ar
Order Was Given.

The reply Of the Secretary of War to the
resolution Of inquiry concerning the famous
order, before the campaign, requiring COM
mandants of arsenals, &C., to employ only demo-
Gratis, was received by the Senate to-day. The
Secretary of War says that such an order was
issued, and justifes it upon the ground that he
considered 1t desirable to bring about an equal
division OF the employees between the two par
ties.
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YESTERDAYS CONSISTORY.
Bishop Keane Named to the TitulaI
See Of Aiasso.

sec Oh hJdSSO.
New YORK, Feb. 15.-The Catholic Ne,rs OF
this city has received the following cablegram,
dated Rome, February Is: Yesterday only two
cardinals received their hats, Dusmet and
Macchi, D'Annibale being too sick to attend the
ceremony. The preconization of the following
bishops took place John s. Foley
to Detroit; John ]. Hennessey
to Wichita; Thomas Heslin to Natchez.
I. ]. Bowling was translated from Peterboro,
Canada, to Hamilton, Canada, and Dean
OConnor was named for the latter see
Bishop John J. Keane, rector Of the American
Catholic university, was named to the titular
see of Ajasso, and in the consistory Mgr.
O'Connell, rector of the American college in
Rome, asked for and received the pallium for
Archbishop Jansen, of New Orleans.
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WANTS A DIVORCE.

The Marquis Of Ailesbury Said to Have
Begun Suit Against His Wife.
LONDON, Feb. l5.-The Star says that Lord
Ailesbury has begun suit for divorce from his
wife, who, before marriage, was known - Dolly
Tester.
The marquis, IL 10 stated, named - CORE
spondents bookmaber, named Riley, and Mr..
Abingdon, who owns racing stable. Startling
financial revelations are expected.
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The trustees Of the Young woman's Chris
tian home. 323 c street northwest, hold 4
reception and musical at the Metropolitan NJ
E. church this evening. to which all the friend,
OF the cause are invited Refreshments will
be served
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-15

An alarm Of fire was turned in to-day from
box No. "a for fire on the roof Of house No.
store by James Anderson. The fire was caused
by sparks from the chimney. Damage slight
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For the Love Of Lady.
JACOB vALDxxR FATALLY SHOOTS xuusxv ,
CAu1I H VA IIUcTIp.

HoBoxKI, N. J., Feb. l5.-Jacob waldnsr o.
tempted TO commit suicide ct his parents
homo on Gardner street, Union hhl, thil
morning, by shooting himself in the head he
had been paying attention for some time
70 young lady, but she refused his olfer Of
he wrote : note sspisinins Ss rssssS;
for wishing 10 die and asking hat The young
lady be sent for. This was dones but Waldner
Was unconscious when she reached the hospital
The bullet which destroyed Waldnsr's right
ere. b believed - havs naAs fn>Al vean6
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Real Estate Matters.

Gertrude M. Grey has bought Of T. r.
Schneider, for $1,000, sub l54, square 1856
1s.458xs71x feet, on Corcoran street, between
18th and 18th streets northwest.
Mary E. Ogden ct al. have bought Of Mary
E. Jones, for s4,655, sub 12s, square l56, 2Ss<l
es feet on 18th street, between P and Q streets
northwest.
J. B. Winner has bought for 12,l22so, of G.
Truesdell, four lots in block 8. two in block 10
and two in lot 20. Of lexington. For els
Of same.
George l. Hill has bought for s5.000, Of O. l.
Dubois, lot SO, square 6lS, fronting Is feet on
New York avenue and N street, between North
Capitol and LIST streets northwest.
Jonathan II. Gray has bought for $4,000, OF
Julia F. Karr, part 6, square 489. 26 feet 81
inches, on 9Th street, between d and E streets
northwest.
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WHEN THE LIVER FANS 10 ACT, and you are
bilious and out Of sorts, use DR.. Jayne Sapattys
Pills TO bring about healthy action Of the uyor
and remove all distressing symptoms.
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DISCUSSING THE NICARAGUA CANAL BILL
Secretary Bayard and Attorney General Gar
land gave hearing at the State department
Nicaragua canal bill, now awaiting the action
Of the President. The hearing was given on
the Presidents suggestion in order to deter
mine if there were any valid legal objections
to the approval of the bill. Messrs. Simon
Sterne and Jno. j. McCook, of New York, rep
transit company, made arguments against the
bill. Judge G. p. Daily, of New York, reptile
In behalf of the Nicaraguan Maritime canal
company. Secretary Bayard and Attorney
General Garland will submit their views on
the subject to the President in few DAYS. The
Washington correspondent of the Baltimore
Sun says: From remarks made by each of them
during the hearing it 10 not regarded as likely
that they will report against the constitution
atty of the bill.
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were the readings at the signal Office to-day.
9 a. m, 80; p. m, "a; maximum, IS; num-
num- "a
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
DEPOSITS OF SECURITIES BIZ INSURANCE coMpA
MES.

DEPOSITS OF SECURITIES BIZ INSURANCE CoMPA-
The Commissioners to-day submitted to
Chairman Hemphill their views in relation to
House bill II, 1877 relating to the deposit Of &C.
curities by insurance companies which was re-
ferred to them some days ago. They state
that they have no objection to the bill. The
requirement that local insurance companies
shall deposit securities with the treasurer Of
the United States appears to be a provision
that would lend additional strength to such
companies, and give them a standing which
they might not otherwise obtain in the states
within which they may desire to do business
Inc Inc Commissioners say, that while it is the
treasurer Of the United States the custody Of
securities mentioned, the phraseology used in
that connection seems to leave that officer an
option in the premises The Commissioners
suggest that the words lawful for" in line
three be stricken out, and the words the duty
OF be inserted In lieu thereof.
BUILDING PERMITS
were issued to-day as follows: E. s. Kennedy,
one brick dwelling. sO6 E street northeast;
xl,oOO. Isabella Dowing, one brick dwelling,
1910 18th street northeast; $500.
RECENT RoBBERIEs.-S. Il. Keedy, of Hagers-
town, was relieved Of pocketbook Containing
q sum OF money and q railroad ticket from
Aagerstown to Concord, N. H., while at the
Baltimore and Potomac depot yesterday.-A
inief entered the room at Athletic park yester-
day and carried on thirty-eight pairs of skates.
They are valued at s52-John II. Jackson,
OF 4th street, would like the police to recover
his push-cart that was stolen from in front Of
his house esterday.--Walter Steele, who is
stopping at $50 Maryland avenue southwest,
complains that his overcoat, gold ring and
about e12 were stolen from him by . room
mate.--Mrs. Blush, Of - 81 street northeast,
was robbed Of an umbrella and some handler
chiefs.
Suicide Because Of the Loss OF an Eye.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire TO COrson and MacartneY, 1919 street.
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FoR BEAM Fac
USE HoRsFoRp,s Acrl

USE HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
DIT W. n. Fisher, lie sueur. MINI. says; Il fnd ft
brain flag excessive use OF tobacco dnk fevers
and in some urinary troubles IL is erand rood rem
edy In all cases where have used II !"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-15

NEW NATIONAL BANKS. The controller of the
currency has authorized the organization of
the Merchants national bank of Lawrence,
NJ Ass., capital 100000, James r. Simpson,
president, Denman Blanchard, cashier, and of
the American national bank of New Orleans,
La, capital S20o, 900, b. Gardes, president, n.
w. Girault cashier
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SToREKEEPERs AND GUAGERs-Peter ". Mar
tin has been appointed storekeeper and gauger
at Atlanta, Ca, and Wilfred /. Kelly store
keeper and gauger at Richmond, Ky.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

CoMMIssIoSED.-The President to-day signed
the commission of Norman ]. Colman to be
Secretary Of Agriculture.
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Suicide Because Of the Loss Of IN Eye.
WArElgowN, N. y. Feb. l6.--Geo. Bassett,
seventeen years old, committed suicide BY
hanging himself, near Carthage, yesterday.
The los ct an eye shost time ego caused him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-02-15

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. o. s. Richman, de-
tached from the Vermont and ordered to the
Yantic. Asst. Surg. Geo. B. Wilson, ordered
to the Mare Island navy-yard
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MR.. wEBB's NOMINATION.
Senator Riddleberger Declares Himself
Its Champion.

aE MOVES FoR CONSIDERATION OF TIE NATTER
AT THE NETTING OF TIE sKNATE DISTRICT COM
MrrEE ro-DAr-rHK suBJrcT POSTPONED TIL
MKT FRrpAr.
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WITH DUYYwRAPPERs
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THEY CANNOT BE AS
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NEG SCOTT BOVINE, Chemists, Ny.

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BIDS WERE OPENED at noon to-day in the
office of the Secretary of the Navy for the
construction of a submarine torpedo-boat.
But two bids were received
The Columbia iron works Of Baltimore,
offered to build boat of 80 tons, their bid be-
ing in three parts, $50, 900. guaranteeing a
speed OF IL knots on the surface and knots
submerged, wit b 10 hours power-endurance on
the surface and one hour submerged; $4,000,
guaranteeing 10 knots on the surface and s
knots submerged and fifteen hours endurance
on the surface, and 100000 guaranteeing 9
knots on the surface and z knots submerged.
Geo. G. Baker, Of Des Moines, Iowa, offered
to construct boat Of 40 tons, with no guaran-
tees, except that she would handle easily either
on the surface or submerged
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THH SENATE DISTRICT conxrrTER APPROVES THE
HOUSE BILL FOR CONDENSATION OF LAND ON
ROCK CREEK FOR PUBLIC PARx-orHER
BUSINESS BEFORE THE COMMITTEE.
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The New Secretary of Agriculture.
MR.. coLMAN TAKES THE OATH OF OFFICE TO-DAY.
Mr.. Norman J. Colman, the newly appointed
Secretary Of Agriculture, took the oath
Of office at 2:20 this afternoon in the depart
ment library in presence of all the employees
of the department.
The oath was administered by Mr.. o. d. La
Dow, the secretary's private secretary.
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HEAVY PENSION PAYMENTs.-The pension
payments made by the Treasury department
| so far this month amount to $40, 500. O60
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IT Is DECLARED UNCONSTITUTIONAL AND A RES
oLuTToN OFFERED THAT IT BIZ RETURNED TO
THE SENATE on THAT ACcouNr-rHR BILL
CRITICISED IN IT'S METHODS AND NATTER.
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ARMY LEAvEs.-Assistant Quartermaster Jno.
W. Pullman, two months extension; First
Lieut.. Jno. Y. F. Blake, fifth cavalry, six
months; First Lieut. Melzar c. Richards, sec
ond artillery. six months extension, with per-
mission to 60 beyond sea.
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were issued to-day as follows: E. 8. Kennedy
one brick dwelling BOG E street northeas,
$500. Isabella Dowing, one brick dwelling
1910 18th street northeast: $500.
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464 millions in 1876; to 439 millions in 1877; to
43S millions in 1878
''If restricted importations keeps the home
market for the home producer and gives en-
ployment to home labor, this ought to have
been period OF great industrial prosperity.
But it is recalled with shudder and remem-
bered as the very darkest in our history. Con-
sumption Of the products of labor was decreas-
ing, production was decreasing, wages were
falling, factories we're closed, machinery was
IDLE and industrial paralysis was seen in
EVERY DEPARTMENT OF LABOR.
SIT was during this period that the silver
commission, in their report, drawn by Senator
Jones, of Nevada, said there were in this coun-
try three millions of laborers out of employ
ment. II one-third of that number were out Of
work for five years 1t would be an appalling
condition of things. 1t was during this period
that starving workmen out of employment set
fire to the city of Pittsburg, and stood guard
over the devouring flames till the army Of the
United States was ordered to suppress the riot
II was during this period that one
state government after another was calling pit
eously on the President for military SUPPORT
against violence and instruction beyond its
power to suppress 1t was during this period
that a Representative Of one Of the congress
sional districts of Pennsylvania arose in his
place and presented to the House a petition
signed by 10000 of his constituents, asking
Congress to lend them money to leave their
homes and hunt others in the distant terrific
ries of the west.
This was the period when tramps were in
creasing all over the country. Thousands of
people in all sections were without employ
ment or bread, yet they had the home market
almost exclusively to themselves. Immigration,
like importation, was constantly decreasing,
while the number Of those who were leaving
home for foreign lands to hunt subsistence was
constantly increasing. II restricted importa-
ton produces the happy results attributed to il,
they ought to have been seen on every hand.
and the whole land ought to have been reioic-
ing in the possession Of the
AMERICAN MARKET FoR AMERICAN woRxxKN.
"In the fall Of 1879 prices again rose all over
the world and continued upward for two years,
and during the period from 1879 TO 1881 our
imports Of merchandise increased sl96, sS6, ass
and our exports &19l, 9S7, sos. Our farmer
were greatly benefited, because it created q
demand for q vast amount of agricultural pro.
ducts to be exported to pay for the increased
| Importation and an active demand for these
products largely increased their prices Our
exports OF agricultural products incCessed from
so46, 476, 70S in 1879 to $50, S94, 943 In 1881.
The price Of corn rose from 81 cents in 1875
70 63 cents per bushel in 1881; wheat, from
s1.l0 in 1870 Clio in 1881; rye, from 65 cent?
IN 1879 70 IS cents In 1881; oats, from IS cent?
in 1879 to 46 cents in 1881; barley, from 5scentl
in 1879 70 a. cents in 1881; buckwheat, rom 81