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MIR. BLAINE AND THE TARIFF.
He is Credited With Vigorous Denun-
citation Of the Mckinley Bill.

A dispatch to the New York Htrald today At
tributes words to Mr.. Blaine, denouncing the
Mckinley tariff bill, which caused considerable
OF sensation. These words II was represented
were uttered when Mr.. Blaine was be-
fore the Senate appropriation Com
mittee Thursday, urging the necessity of
appropriations for carrying out the recon-
mendations Of the Pan-American congress- A
remark by Senator Hale, it is said, drew out
Mr. Blaine, and he proceeded to tell the COM
effect Of the passage of the Mckinley tariff bill
The Herald dispatch says:
The democratic member Of the committee,
Mr.. Blackburn, was delighted with the tone Of
Mr.. Baines view and at an opportune moment
he Is reported to have said:
.! wish you were not Mr.. Secretary and were
IN this Senate to raise your voice against this
MIR. Blaine-I wish 90 too. II is most danger
Gus, II not the most infamous measure that
was ever concocted by any party. The men
who vote for this bill will wreck the rspubli-
can party. II / we're in the Senate would
rather have my right arm torn out Of Its socket
Senator Allison with some feeling are
winking at Senator Blackburn across the table
and are just saying this to please him.
MIR. Blalne-I was winking at Senator Black
Durn because he was winking at me- but say
solemnly that this Mckinley bill il an outrage
and ought to be killed by the Senate.
Dir. Blaine then finished the remarks he had
outlined on the importance Of the appropria-
ton and retired.
CREDITED AT THE CAPITOL.
The story of Secretary Blaines condemnation
of the Nc Kinley bill was some what slow in OBJ
tanning circulation at the Capitol today, but it
is now the subject Of almost universal CONVEX
sation. For awhile the narrative was regarded
with more or less dubiousness, but that van.
ished speedily and even friends OF Mr. Blaine
seemed to believe that there was much in il
that was true. What the effect will be on the
tariff bill in the Senate could not be even
guessed at, but that the remarks are in the
nature OF bomb none of the Mckinley men
attempt to deny. Senator Allison indicated by
his refusals to talk OF the matter that a very
large element Of truth exists in the story. The
IOwan says though, that his relations with
Secretary Blaine are most amicable, and that
any bitterness in the conversation referred to.
ON THE HOUSE SIDE.
The publication has provoked considerable
comment among the members Of the House.
The general understanding today that the
publication was true gave it especial
interest, and it was accepted by many
as evidence that the administration is
not friendly to Mr.. McKinley's measure, o
thing that has been vaguely rumored for some
time.
The democrats are we'll pleased, of course,
and 1t is said that number of the men who
voted for the measure in the House indorse all
that Mr.. Blaine is quoted as saying.
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Killed Him i'm a Dream,

OMAHA. NEB., June All. ]. Werner of
Hebron rushed into the Office of the Merchants
Hotel in his night clothes early yesterday morn
ing exclaiming: Il have killed my best friend"
Investigation showed that he had thrown his
room mate, l.. o. Secrest, from their room in
the third story into the court below in
ficting what will probably prove fatal
injuries. Werner and Socrcst are dele gates to
the Grand Lodge of Masons and intimate
friends. Werner says he dreamed of fighting
monster, and when he came to himself
found that he had thrown his room mate out
OF the window. 1t is thought the men quar-
relied over the Cerneau rite. Werner was ar
resteN.
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Negroes Want Their Rights.

JACKSON, Mss, June PA conference of
colored men of this state yesterday promul-
gated an address to their race in which they
declare that the constitutional convention to
assemble here August IL is designed by the
democratic party to abridge. if not to practl-
cally destroy. their liberties. They de-
clare that the negroes as race should
be represented in the convention and urge that
negro organizations be at once formed in every
county where they are in a majority or have a
chance of election, with the view to the cleo
tion of negro delegates. Where negroes stand
tice to their race
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Ought to be Disarmed.

MILES CITY, Mont, June 21.-Col. Curtis,
who has been in the vicinity of the turbulent
Cheyennes as the representative of Gov.
Toole, has returned here. He succeeded in
his mission. The Indians agreed to return to
their reservation, leave their guns in their
tepees and not bother the white men. The
colonel promised on his part to do all he could
to get the Indians more rations. Col. Curtis
says there can be no lasting peace between the
Cheyennes and the whites until the former are
disarmed, properly fed and kept on their
rpservatiou
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL CouRr-Chief Justice Bingham
Today-Wm- Boss, alias Roxy Ross, house
breaking; motion for new trial Withdrawn.
Bud Warner, petit larceny; jail for six montha
CRInHAL CouRr-Jsdgs Bradley.
Ferdinand Lowenstsin, receiving stolen
property; motion for new trial oyerruled.
samuel Broadus, manslaughter; do.
Cncurr CoUnr-ysd9e Montgomery.
Today hipman agt Fletcher ct Il. motion
for new trial submitted. Lacey agt Pomsroy
do. Armes agt Cameron; do overruled. Ne
nssha ". ": GO: sst 10 aosmesi demurrer sus
ulars granted Cornweii agt Campbell; jude.
ment confessed Cornwell 3 Son AIT same; do
Thornton aga weser; motion for judgment
submitted. Barber 3 Roo sst JohnsoI, mo,
ton for judgment argued
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A SuRrR1s1se CASE.

Mr. Alex. Harris. prominent lawyer ct No. iiob q
ST. NV. Washington. d. c.. under date OF January IL
1890. wrote to the A.B.c. Chemical Co.. Richmond.
Va, giving the history Of case Of skin eruption Of
twenty years standing the result Of malignant hood
disease. car this time Mr. Harris had been unable 20
walk for months In reply he was directed to use
AB.C. Alternative with the assurance that he would
be cured. March 1. 1890 Mr.. Harris again xross shs
ABC. Chemical Co. in the following words. TIE
Improvement in my 70 far is almost mirscuiouA
am really getting WELL and can walk - we'll q eves
could and my general health was never bsttss Ishal
write you from time 70 time Meantime you can rssss
any one to you desire. and shall osrssiniy ssIi
them that the ABc Alternative has done me sooa
in two months than has twenty years experience Win
various eminent physicians and all other remsd,ss
tried" Under the date Of April z. 1890 Mr. barrie
wrote: II am entirely wells el4-sAtu-lm
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A Novel Idea.

LONDON. June 21.--The Parnellites adopted
very novel means last evening to give members
of parliament a clear impression of the system
Of shadowing or espionage to which Irish
leaders are subjected by the government A
barge was moored in the Thames directly
opposite the parliament house terrace. BY a
magic lantern large reproductions of photo
graphs illustrating different phases
Of the shadowing with which Mr.. William
O'Brien has for some time been pursued
were projected upon screen in full view Of
persons on the terrace. As each photograph
was presented Parnelite orator gave a clear
explanation Of the circumstances under which
it was obtained and dwelt upon its significance.
A large group Of members of parliament
watched the views and listened to the speaking
with interest
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An Admission.

MISNRAPoLIs. MINI, June 2l.-The st. Paul
dispatches giving an account of the court pro-
ceedings in the census enumerators' cases
omitted to state that the continuance to August
20 was on the motion of the United States dis
trict attorney, who declared that he did not
have evidence enough at hand to hold the pris-
oners This is an important admission.
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Read TINS.

sPEcIAL SALE OF SUMNER UPHOLSTERY.
~ styles of LACE CURTAINS, 3eo pair. in .u.
former price 81. 25 to Il IS per pair; now ssc per
pair.
slLKALINE bss, quality. all eoors, l2,<c per yard
STRIPED sCRIM reduced from and Zoe. to &c.
per yasd
SUMMER PoRTIEREs. several colors. Reduced
from sLoj to esc. per pair.
sILK.LINE PoRrIEREs reduced to 81 ss per pr
something entirely new-FRENCH REPP PoR-
nEREs' frinEed top and bottom. 81 e5 per pair
BULGARIAN STRIPED PoRTIEREs. heavily
inssled. very cool and light Reduced from ss7 to
y2e5.
JAPANESE BAMBOO PoRTIEREs. 100 each
JAPANESE PORCH CURTAINS. soe each.
FANCY coLoRED DRAPERY. &c yard; was nc.
DOTTED SWISS in colors. Reduced from Soc. to
23c. Ter yard
SWISS MUSLIN. Reduced from lsc to 1exc.
STAMPED PILLOW SLAMS 1gc per pair Resu.
lar price. a5c.
STAMPED sPLAsHERs. Reduced from 1sc to
1870.
FURNITURE LINEN. 4O-in wide. Csc yard
Res@,ar value. 4Oc.
Full Suit of Loose COVERS for pieces. made
plete for sI3.75. Perfect fit guaranteed You kno,s
~e sdre you so here.
SCREEN WIRE CLOTH. s4-in. vile. in fancy eOlOrs
Reduced to 15c. yard.
WINDOW SCREENS to order
DOOR SCREENS of our patent screen cloth wire.
s1.19-ready to hang.
ADJUSTABLE SCREENS. best quality. At any win
dow. "9c- to zoe. each. These the best Screens
ever offered for the price.
WINDOW AWNINGS. size 3xe feet. window put up
complete for So
WINDOW SHADES complete. spring rollers. Re
dueed to 23c. each
TABLE COVERS. tinsel tapestry, ~ yards square
Reduced to SOC. each.
Don't come for these advertised goods week from
now. They will not be here. THESE ARE SPECIAL
BARGAIN PRICES.
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT. Ground Floor.
Very convenient
Our store is delightfully."- cool
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AYERS PMS

Are everywhere considered the most effective remedy
Tor costvspess indigestion and sick headache Being
sugar costed and purely vegetable they without
equal ~ family medicine For all arrangements Of
the digestive and excretory organs no other pills are
30 universally approved
For long time my wife o sufferer from dysen.
terry the best physicians in this section being unable
to afford her any relief. At length concluded TO
try Ayers fis and after taking three boxes she
cured-"-J. B. Smith. Blue Ridge Springs. Va.
During the past twenty eight years l have used
Ayers Pills in ny family for all deran4ements of the
stomach, liver and bowels. and also for coda They
have failed 70 benefit Prof. Chauncy Herds
man, A. NJ, business College Woodside. Newark. Nj
Ayers Pills the best have used for head
aches, and they act like charm in relieving any dsa
greeable sensation in the stomach after eating"Mrs
NJ. J. Ferguson. Pullens. Va
II am never without box Of Ayers; Pills in the
house"-Mrs Edwin Barlow. 425 Bristol ST., Buffalo,
MY.
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.
Prepared by
DR. J. c. AVER CO., Lowell. Mass.
Sold BY all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
THE NEW DOG TAGS.

THE NEW DOG TAGS.
The new dog tags for the year 1890 are ready
and $500 of them have been delivered to the
collector Of taxes by the contractor, II. Baum.
garten. The new tag is in the shape Of seal.
loped circle, with a figure Of q dog and 1890
District Of Columbia, raised on one side and the
number stamped on the back.
CONTRACT AWARDED.
The contract for improving Brightwood
avenue between Florida avenue and Pomeroy
street has been awarded TO VIM. H. Mohler, be
being the lowest bidder.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest TGleglamS to The Star.
Somethiur Novel. But Sensible.

READING, Pa, June 21.-In court here today
Judge Endlich refused the application OF
Charles All Song, Chinaman, for naturalization
papers. The judge finds no warrant in law for
making a Chinaman an American citizen. no
matter how respectable or worthy he may be.
On the contrary Judge Endlich finds that the
trainers Of our laws never contemplated that
Mongollaa should be made voter in this
country.
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A Town DESTROYED by Fire.

MoBERLY, NO., June 2l.-Higbee. ten miles
from here. is reported to have been almost de-
stroyed by fire last night Aid has been asked
from this city. Higbee is a small town and its
buildings arc mostly frame structures.
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SpRrse AND SUMNER HArs

IN cAssIxEkE DERBIEs And sTRAws
DUSLAPs NEW YORK HATS. 9th Avenue styles
BOYS and MISSES sTRAws ct Soc. 7Sc. sl.oo
and upward
MEMS STRAW HATS at Soc and upward.
large 10, Of GENUINE MAcxiNAw sTRAws at
el.oo worth 81 90. g.. so and s3O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-21

THE U.SS YASric has been ordered 10 blow
up dangerous wreck of Absecom hight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-21

James Herndon, night waschman in ths
boiler house OF the Singer Sewing Machine fac.
tory at Elizabeth, N. j., was badly scaidsd at
2 o'clock yesterday morning BY the buretinr
Of four-ipeh steam pipe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-21

REED BEReusoS Of Wilmington. Del, has
been appointed foreman Of the cabinet shop,
Treasury Department
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sEcnrrARY TRACY has gone TO New York for
few daya
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-21

Range Of the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings at the sig
nal Office today: Sam. o. 2p.m, 70; maxi
mum. "a; minimum 65
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The Body Removed.

The coroner gave an order for the removal
Of the body of the man who was killed thia
morning, from the hospital this afternoon, but
did not decide whether he would hold an in.
ouest or mot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-21

TIE NEW QuARrKRNAsrER GENkRAL--Secre-
tary Proctor today said that the appointment
OF the new quartermaster general will proba-
bly, be made next week
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A BURGLAR RrourRrs CcouRAeE.

But imitators have the qualities Of burglar without
his courage Johann Hos Malt Extract is SO popular
johann Hon is the neck of every bottle. EIsNER
& MENDELsoN CO., Sole Agents. 8 Barclay st., New
York. 6
IF YOU HAVE NEVER USED CARTER'S LITTLE
Liver Pills. at to the nearest drug store and
get vial they will surely please don't forget this
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YtItItIlslt

TEsT-HolIIDGE. A. Brightwood, y. c. June 10,
1870 by the iseN. John Miller. MAILER A. TfST 81
tnls city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-21

ARMY oRDKRs.-Maj. s. NJ. Horton, sur
geon, has been ordered to visit the encamp-
ment Of the Maine volunteer militia at Au-
gusta from june 80 to July 4 First Lieut..
II. b. Turner, sixth infantry, has been ordered
to temporary duty at Newport barracks, Ken
lucky, relieving Capt VIM. 8. Patten, assistant
quartermaster, who is ordered to duty in the Of
fee OF the quartermaster general atWashington.
Second Lieut. David c. Shanks. eighteenth in
fantry, has been detached as military professor
at the Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege at Blacksburg, relieving Sec
ond Lieut. John I. knight, third cavalry,
The following named ofScers have been re-
lieved from duty at Jefferson barracks, No.,
and ordered to join their respective troops:
Capt. 7. ]. Wint fourth cavalry; Capt Geo. ID.
Wallace, seventh cavalry; Capt. Levi p. Hunt,
tenth cavalry; First Lieut.. G. H. Sands, sixth
cavalry; and Second Lieut.. Geo. W. Goode,
frat cavalry.
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JOHNSON. GAnxEn & Co.
CSC PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N.M

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CUT-PRIcE SALE FOR THIS WEEK
mer price ESQ and 20e.
Plain Colored Bstiste reduced 20 INC Remnspts Of
Figured bstiste reduced 20 nc. ChAlliex SC.
Big Bargains In White Goods
% doz Gents Unlsundered Shirta. Rev Yori Nlls
Cotton. 2.1O0 Linen Bosom reduced % 63c. Fornsr
price Soc.
I'VE have :Plendid line Of Cent? Outing shirt. In
Medium and Feather Weights. from 6Oc % s2
Beautiful line Of 0inghams and sssssns al reduced
An Of our Carpets at prime cost 70 cioss on.
Floor Oh Cloths and straw Mstrnga
JOHNSON. GARNER 4 co,
~ eso Fsnna. ave- az.
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

The CRuIsER BALTIMORE sailed from Norfolk
today for New York.
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ENGLAND DOES NOT LIKE 1T.
The Mckinley Bill to be Resented by
s, Retaliatory Legislation.

Mr.. Charles Howard Vincent conservative
member for Central Sheffield, asked in the
house of commons yesterday whether the gov
ernment would require the United States to
modify the prohibitve duties upon British
products before it would make any modifica-
tons in the rules governing the importation of
American cattle into Great Britain.
Sir James Ferguson said that the restric-
tons upon the importation of cattle into Great
Britain were based solely on sanitary cousid-
erations, without regard TO the fiscal systems
Of other nations.
Mr.. Vincent thereupon laid on the table Of
the house notice that he would submit mo-
ton declaring that as the proposed American
tariff will inhict great injury upon the trade
of Sheffield and upon British traders and
artisans generally, the house win consider
whether free market ought to be longer given
to the competing products of . foreign state
which puts n prohibitOry tariff upon British
goods. Mr.. vincsnt's notice was greeted with
conservative cheers.
Government Telegraph Rates Fixed.
The Postmaster General today fixed the
rates for government telegraph messages for
the fiscal year beginning July ], 1880. The
rates are exactly the rates Of the present fiscal
year, which, it may be remembered, are much
less than those Of the previous year. The
Western Union has refused to accept these
rates. and as yet has received no pay for the
messages sent during the present fiscal year.
It 10 understood that they intend to bring the
matter before the courts.
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wILLETT 4 EUOFF.
niye0-3n

myo0-3m 9as p.ap.x,v.n,. ava
u critics OF Iron combined with other tonIes md a
nsose psstset neryine. found Carters Iron Pills.
whlrn stssnGthen the nerves aud holy and improve
ths blood and eompisxion ~
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druggists "'sS~A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-21

We are Offering the larsss. and most complete
line Of Straw yattinss ever shown In this city. The
stock comprises all the latest coiorings and designs
Those contemplating the purchase Of Straw Mat
,irEs should call and examine our stock.
Prices all marked in plain figures
The following are few of the special bargains:
900 Rolls White and Check Mating q. $3.50 per
roll Of 40 yards
zoo Rolls Fancy Mating a, "a per roll Of 40 yards.
100 Rolls EItra heavy JOintiess Mating at sIO per
roll Of 40 yards.
80 Rolls New Patterns Damasi Mating. sl2 per
roll Of 40 yarda
We have . complete assortment Of Scotch Floor
Linens of oil widths Estimates for covering floors
furnished free ofchsrxs
tits just important to cover your carpets a. your
furniture for the summer.
KEEP OUT THE FLY.
We have all the best appliances for Wire window and
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See our 2Ic. Screen. which win q. any ordinary
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INTERIOR DECORATIONS
WALL PAPERS ETC
ses Our RefIiseratora
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Kate the Rebels Husband Sentenced.
In New York yesterday George Space, who
shot and killed his wife, Kate the rebel" and
who was convicted of murder in the second de-
gree, was today sentenced 70 state prison for
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New York Stock Market.
Tho following are the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
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"CHlckrss Cows HonE To Roosr.'

There has been many a man who thought he
was doing the shrewdest. sharpest thing in the
world when he gave his measure for q pair of
trousers to some Cheap John" cloth butcher
save money and get custom pantsn-say
these. One experiment has generally provena
most efficient remedy. Did you ever stop to
hunt for the explanation Of how pair Of
trousers could be cut and made to your per-
soHzl MEASURE for less money than decent
goods ought to cost, 'Tisnt common sense.
There must be a leak somewhere.
Now here's what we'll guarantee to do: If
youH come In-loOk over our two three hun
dred styles of trOusers-select a pair that'll
please-and you'll ind scores Of them that
wH-fOr yOu-hke every else admire the
fashionable patterns-we'n put pair ON YOU
that will hang equal to the finest uair of custom
birth that can be shaped-And they'll be -
much superiOr-in At. fashion and fact-to the
pretended made to-meAsure earicaturss - .
diamond is superior to cut glass
II We ever had any patterns down to the nns
point of perfeetion-they are the ones our
Trousers cut on.
The fabrics we used were selected from the
same '1nilliRgs" out Of which the exclusive
tsilOrs got theirs. We picked ours out standing
side by side with them and can't be surpassed
Ch,cEs. Stripes. Plaids. Mixiures-dscidsd OF
quiet IA tone.
ODDITIES IN VESTS.
wash Vests double In popularity every year.
Ihe call" for them fertilizes the soil Of
thought and the patterns grow prettier aud
more unique. Double breasted White and
fancy-are sharing the honors Of style" with
the Single breasted ones That leaves the mai
ter IN your hands. Either will be al righ: We
carry variety and a stock Of both that's ons
par with our other lines. IL . word We have
erery -tch and nObby pattern that was laid on
the table Of production. Got them In all sizes.
You can buy wash waiseoats at nearly every
haberdasher's now-but we'd Just az soon think
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few styles to be found. but no variety-no as
sortment-no knowledge of what they're show
ing you zoe " s5-w1th US and u liuitlsss
assortment.