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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-02

A sufficient objection to Secretary Proctor's
plan Of making Lafayette Square a statuary
park, outlined elsewhere in The STAR, lies il
the fact that it practically prevents the statu-
airy thus disposed from being seen or studied
from any point Of view but the front, whereas
every piece of sculpture worth putting up, and
especially those pieces adorned with minor
figures or other accessories, should be so placed
IS to be seen with equal advantage from all
sides 1t often happens, indeed, that the side
or rear view Of a group Is more imposing and
satisfactory than one directly in 'front.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-02
The srea, bueheer with tho.s who oppos,

The great bugbeer with those who oppose
international copyright has been the fear Of
the pretenee OF fear that the copyright would
make books sell dearer. Like all popular
prejudiees not based on facts this can be speed
lily put out OF court if only We look straight at
TIE matter. As the measure cannot be retro
active we get all the masters Of English hters-
ture just as now. The law does not affect ex-
isting publications. The cheap reprints that
we have been buying no longer pay. The BUSH
ness has been oyerdone. and is being discon-
tnued, partly for lack of material, partly be-
cause the sales have not been remunerative.
Another consideration is that American re-
prints of number of important European
works can be undertaken only under the guar
anty of a copyright-works which at present
bring high prices or are unsuitable. An i'm
mediate result of an international copyright, as
Mr.. George Haven Putnam shows in his little
monograph, would be the reprinting of mex
pensive editions, suited to the wants of impe-
cunIous buyers. of a number of European
books now brought into this country only in
expensive limited editions. While the cheap
rsprinting of novels may be discontinued to
large extent the international copyright would
provide the American reader in An inter-
usuoua series Win the pest DOCKS OF the pest
writers throughout the world at the lowest
prices. We learn, by example, under the inter-
national copyright subsisting in Germany and
France that current books by the best modern
writers are sold in neatly bound volumes at
prices little more than the so-called libraries"
For twenty-five and thirty-six cents many of
the English, French and German authors can
lie obtained in well-printed and well-bound
editions. Mr.. Brander Matthews has pointed
out that the cheapest books bought today in
the United States arc mostly inferior stories
by contemporary English novelisss, while the
cheapest books to be bought today in Europe
are the best works of the best authors of all
times. But enough has been said to show the
fallacy of the contention usually resorted to to
meet the arguments in favor Of international
copyright.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-02
PA1A,s RoxArs Cu,LDnrxs War.

PRICEs-e2.2a, ESQ. 90. $3.50. saes, s5. %,
$500 "a. %. o. s1o ell. 1l2. els. sl4. sI5, sI6
els. s2Q
THE sTYLEs-ws WON'T attempt dsscripsiona
Tor Children nom 10 10 yesrs Of age ~ are shovins
Costa suits Jackets. &C. In hundred ana one stylss
The AArEkiALs include Henrietsa. the Nsv Cloth.
hni>h serge. the English Check suftips, ths Nsv
French fiaida &c
TIE PALAis ROYAL,
n LlsNER.
apl Cor. 18th IT. and Pa ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-02

The battering ram, which was an efficient
engine of warfare in ancient times, also enters
into the modern political warfare OF England
Chief Secretary Balfour employed it in eyic-
tons of Irish tenants, and now the Glad
stonians use it in efigy as the reminder and
warning Of tory tyranny. Thus is the saying
Of Solomon verified: There is nothing new
under the sun"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-02

The Republican press Is having things all its
Own way now In comments on the wrong doing
ot Democratic state treasurers. Is there any
politics IN dishonesty? The Democrats used to
think SO IN the days when Republican officials
were called TO account Human nature is much
the same IN all parties. Long immunity gives
a feeling OF security to robbers, and holder
movements bring detection and punishment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-02

The lower Mississippi situation grows worse
daily. The little city of Greenville, which es-
capped in the great food of 1882, is now partly
submerged. The planters along the river fear
that if the rains continue they will not be able
" make any crops at all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-02

Treasurer Archer Of Maryland might have
done worse. OF the Ella, 500, 900 which passed
through his Office during four years he retained
less than per cent. which is not considered an
exorbltant charge by those accustomed to
handle lduclary funds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-02
SIS ss~8
rALA1s sss sssss ROYAL
sSs stsS
! I ssss I En FRI ssss
'UU LII ssss / EEE 4 4 ssss =

EnRlish Broadcloth Connemaras in Tans Blues, Fswn
and Black. Can buy them at less than o. at the
credit stores! Can you duplicate 81 French PLAID
Cloth Connemaras at less than 49,
1t is only saving OF 81 on each Of the shove gar
ments but for the more expensive you'll find Pasls
Royal prices from 81 to 81 below prevailing quota
tons. See price list In lower half Of this column
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-02
PnA1s Row. IT, Goxx.

The PRlCEs-sl-25. sI6S. slT5 S2os 81 90,
stes, 20 so ss. sl0. sl2. Ella. els. ald $40. e22.
e23 S25. S27
TIE MArERIALS-Thoss at the lover prices are
CAheo. bingham, Chailie and French Percais. The
more expensive Of Henrietta and China and surah
SILKS.
IHE srYLE-The "Grecian" il the latest
1hE CoLoks include all the new art tints Of
Greens. Graya Blues. beds. &c
TIE PALAIS ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-02

Every time the democrats carry q municipal
election the republicans in the House elect Q
new member. This reciprocity Of politics 10
unique and interesting and is likely to continue
long a. the contested seats hold out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-02
The PA1Ars RoYAL JACKETS

THE PRICES-s4. IS. 90. 81. ss. 90, SlO, Gil,
el2. STA. SIS. sl6. SIS. s20 s25.
THE AATERIALS-The celebrated Clay Diaeonals
Spring Weight Jersey Cloth. Wide Vale Diagonals
Broad Cloth. Scotch Cheviots and the Cheveron"
Cloth. The latter is sl-wool diagonal cloth with
stripes looking like silk.
THE STiLES-"The Refer" is double breasted
with rolling collar and high sleeves. Ihe Blazer"
with rolling collar loose 'front.' with button "Ihe
ItS Front" waistcost with loose Jacket The Red
FERN" tight fitting Jacket tailor finish double and
single breasted.
The CoLoRS-Tan. Brown. Black. Navy, Gray,
Fawn, suede, Green.
sr-some Of the higher priced Jackets were secured
By our Paris agent from the Paris exhibition Those
at the lower prices owe much Of their merit to tho
Paris models.
Our 80 Cbeveron Jackets have the hip pockets and
are braid bound Just our IA Imported Cheveron
Jacket AT 50 and sl0 are shown Jackets made of the
Celebrated Clay Diagonals
THE PALAIS ROYAL
o. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-02

democratic victory in Milwaukee is almost
- unexpected and as unnatural a. williams
dismissal Of Bismarck. German affairs are a.
eurioesiy complicated in Milwaukee as IN
BerlIn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-02

Chicago has the fair. The rest Of us have
the pleasure of poking fun AZ her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-02
81, E555
p.1.1s 81 as. nova,
sss S,,s
Gee 900 4 TIT ssSs
e SoG 9 90 . I ~ / + ssss ::

These are for children from l to Years. Typical
French Styles Full Sleeve. Broad Velvet Belt and
Collar, Braid Trimming. Pretty effects in Grays
Black and White Tans. &c. Then We have the Cutest
Little Coats imaginable for only $685. with full Vel
vet Sleeves and Deep Colarthe Goats of the credit
stores.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-02

II is nov known that Bismarck Was pushed
out and did not step out He saysso
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-02

IA ENGRAvER AND LIrHOakApHEE,
lOl: "a AkL
tsss,sS-s eayos E<sily py.Rtsd trsI year plata "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-02

Tnmmany Is enthusiastic over Gov. Hills
veto OF the ballot reform bill, which may or
may not be esteemed a compliment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-02
/ TOLD You So.

In my announcement card stated that my business
NJ ioio-l2 18th ST NV. would be conducted on the
aggressive plan; that would fight for your patron
aye armed with Low Prices, for Cash: that would
snow You which side Of your bread had butter on
IT. that would yottsr none. but eudeayor 10 lead all
IN Low Prices for Cash. You never saw Q Painted
Washstand for 81. 9s until Grssty made the price.
lou never saw o6-piece Tea Set, English Ware for
S2ss tail Grasty. The Pusher. in the ring. You
never saw full size Kitchen Lamp for &c., complete
TIL Grasty showed it You never saw . Solid Oak
Chamber Suite. Bowel Plate. 2412O. for slT.95 till
Grasty set them up" You never Stat Bed
Springs. Double Single, for CSC. till Grasty put
tnem before You You never saw Woven Wire Spring
for s2.4S, till Grasty pushed them out. You never
Plush. pieces, for S27.5O. till Grasty rushed them
out You never had better attention shown you in
any store than you get at Grasty's We want your
how little you want TO buy will make il pleasant
Tor you and save you something sill along. We
attracting buyers from all parts the city, and no
matter what statement We make you viii md every
stallnent business whers you ray dollar and get
worth for dollar. An ask is that You come and
see; Don't put Us down As ayrdud Don't doubt till
We have come to stay and those who doubt LONGEST
lose much.
Remember the name and place.
GRASTY, The Pusher,
Furniture. China Glass, &C.
3a2e-3m l5lo-l2 9TH 1T. a.
NJ SILyERBERG CO.. 3l2 7TH ST.,
W. The Popular Frame Makers
Lite deep hne Gilt Portrait Frames. with French
GiasS SooO. ap;<-eo3ts
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M. w. Cur. Bso. g. Co.
JRwfILRRs
AND
sILvRRsMIrHs.
Il07 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
EASTER NovELTrEsr'

IN JEwELRY
Attention IL called to Gold. Silver and Tortoise
abel Fillets VI the newest dessns Broochea. Lace,
Scarf and Bonnet Pins. Gold and Silver Belt
Buckles, Gold and siiver-mounted Carriers in the
newest shaded
SOLID SILVER WARE.
Compotisres Bon Bon Dishes, Bon Bon Boxes.
Tones and spoons, Articles necessary for the
writing table Toilet Articles Of every description.
Odd Spoons and small single pieces suitable for
souvenir
LEATHER GOODS.
Travelling and shopping Bags Reticules Cslen.
darA Porte Folios, Porteinonnsies, Card. Letter
and Car Ticket Cases. Coin Purses. Novel Covers,
&C.. Of the latest designs and SHADES OF fancy
feathers, IN ounted In Sterling Silver.
aoRHAM PLATE.
New designs In Candelabrs, Individual Terrapin
Dishes, Scallop Shells, Pannskins and Individual
Butter Plates Compotieres, Double Dishes and
every article needfu for the dinner table.
Rich Feather and Gxuze Fans. Silver and Gold
Mounted Cane .. Umbrellas and Crops xp2-4t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-02
RRK EEE EFF RRR II GEO ZEE RRR A
+ kRH En- EF kRR HG GER kk RkE a a -
Z kEKKF + Eli EEEG GS SG EErKk "A -
TIT ~ Xxx sass
7 g Chm Sk ssss
T 0oooR Rssss

frirator is the qu stion often asked by perons Who
tSes % e faaWng have ontea on TO yes me
main objects OF a "Dry Air Refrigerator" '''
from patent ventilators. &C.
elond 1t must keep the air surrounding the arti.
cles ut a temperature above freezing, not cold
enough to prevent any structural changes
moisture be deposited upon the articles or side Of
be maintained to preserve an equable temperature
Fifth" 1t must be SO constructed obtain the
expenditure Of ice without ventilation which causes
loss Of ice in one season than
sixth 1t must be able 10 keep up ali these REQUIRE
msnts Tor indie unite time and always under the
Ike our Miehig.n Refrieerators. we have 9 psrfsci
Alter many years. experience in the Refrigerator
Business and careful and exper,ments
reached n az sssses ana
presents perfect sanitary means for the
a.or" combining economy with simplicity and en-
THE MICHIGAN REERIeERAIoR,
Do not fail to buy our No. io2 Hard Wood Dry Air
p 70. fail e buy our NO let Hard Wood Dry Ar
s Masala.n fSs pes FOR tOnorrox 'ss
% not f.iI g buy our 50: ms DIP h,r Hard Wood
.sSs ehi sss p!sss % ssa1Es W.
not TN e by p;y AZ ss SGGd Msh
cooler and bronze faucets The price for tomorrow
E1am,ns S our oeeSrsssd Low D"~a"
With water si hSoasssA RErRIeKaAroRa
ys haze se % e. q the news, as:sns
';fi: f ss;aSSs
s'Ss s:' s ss Esss.: %
It i6o4.ioos St nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-02
TIE PALArs RoYAI JInsrYs

THE pRcE-elAs. 90. e2.8S, t2.9s, e3.5 SO,
ea9s. "a.
The SrYLES-High shoulders and braid trim
minxs in over one hundred stylsa
The CoI.oRs-Bisck, Blue, Gray, Tan, Fswn,
Brown Red. Green.
tCoatinued beiov)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-02
4 :: g e
sSs asa - AS @s@ !.

We Asvs put cut IN assortment Of al sey,s, s,d
ssss Of Nsn's snd womsns Foot wssr Of The same
sfsds others sell It from ss7s to %. and . an Easter
spseal. ~ WI d you 70 Drsssy Boot It s2oo. You
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-02

English Broadcloth Walking Jackets, IN the new
Tan Mode and Black Satin faced. High sleeves. A
Perfect fitting garment Can you buy elsewhere such
Jacket for less than $3.50. "a. as or o.,
Grand you will ind even . grea,er difference in
price for the more expensive Jacket The merchants
who credit make good their losses ON the high
garments.
e25 for Paris made Suede shade Louis XIV Coat and
Waistcost. Lapel collar and cuffs Of coat and entire
waistcost eIquistely hand EN- brodered Loose 'front.'
the lapel rolling the length Of the coat $50 would be
credit store price
SIG for Pigeon Blue Imported Cost The roll COL
Lar and sleeves trimmed with applique Of gold and cop
per embroidery mixed with gray siIk cord We ssk
prompt payment. but save you four dollars.
el2 for Silver Gray and Tan Jackets with Medici
COLLAR; gold embroidery applique. bound with rope
silk cord Even IL you pay promptly at the credit
stores you are charged the price - you were
granted credit The Pasis Royal can save you 60 on
these Jackets
- for the New Marine Serge Cloth Jackets. The
nautical style, modified for street wear-a saucy but
Charming jacket Is buttons disyonslly across the
chest: bright nickel buttons, high sleeves. &c.
sl6 for Black Clay Diagonal Cloth Jscketa Lined
with srmure silk. Rob collar. high slseves Finished
with loops Of braid, Ia mlitsire.
- These are but straws. In lower half Of this col.
umn Is given list Of prices materials. colors and
styles Of AL the Psais Royal Jackets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-02

WOODWARD L IOTHROP.
Corner llsh and r sts. nv,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-04-02

,
ru, rv,,n
rrArrp,
ororn
arocx 70
prRrrnrroW
IN FIT. s u.nas
Wal. Nth .,.sn,,o,
You CAN'T .,,.. Alan o,,- ,on,,.
GET THrs -, r.- NIL.
EXCEPT FROM po,., Ana ,h... 49,.
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LAssBunoH & BRo.s
INFORMATION COLUMN.

THE POPULAR NOTION THAT THE EASTER
HOLIDAYS is THE PROPER OCCASION FOR THE
ADVENT OF SPRING FASHIONS LEADS Us TO
PUT on EXHIBITION ALL THE NEW THINGS,
SPRING SILKS. WOOL AND COTTON DRESS
GOODS. THROUGH CONSTANT AND UsREMIT-
TING EFFORTS on OUR PART WE PRESENT TO
THE PUBLIC AN ASTONISHING AND BEwILDER-
ING ARRAY OF DRESS FABRICS. GATHERED
FROM TBR LEADING EUROPEAN CENTERs.
combined with extraordinary assembly Of materials
by the most reliable domestic manufacturer forming
in all the
MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF CHOICE
NOVELTIES AND PLAIN TEXTILES AT
VERY MODERATE PRICES
coLoRINGs OF THE LATEST. THE NEWEST OF
wEAvEs. MATERIALS OF ALL GRADES.
Prices THE LOWEST.
In conjunction with 9 grand display We will shows
line OF trimmings for these materials which in
beauty have been equaied-
OUR BEAUTIFUL ROOM FOR THE PERFECT
DISPLAY OF GOODS is KNOWN TO ALL
PARAsoLs IN ALL THE NEW THINGS.
Such LOVELY CREATIONS.
PARAsoLs TO MATCH ALL THE NEW sHkpEs
PARAsoLs TO SUIT EVERY wHfM AND FANCY.
PRICES 10 SUIT ALL PURSES
NEW THINGS IN LADIES' GARMENTS.
Scores Of new styles in Jackets connemsras and
Pelerines all prices
As special Easter Offering we will sell 500 Ladies'
Jackets in Light and Dark Tan Raised Shoulders Bell
Sleeves. for s3e5.
500 LADIES' cAPEs made of ladies' Cloths Of An
colors, Plated Edge, $3.50.
$50 LADIES' BLAZERS OF FINE CLOTH in All the
New shades and Black. A very Nobby Garment. o..
zoo PELERINEs, Long Front Tabs Raised Shout
ders, Handsomely Braided Ali over. for slo.
90 for . LADIES' ALLwooL CoSNEMARA In
Blue and Black All sizes
CHILDRES's REFERS FOR sizes Of Atwood
tons. Faun aeroy Collar.
cHrLDRENs REFERS. s2a5.
In Light Gray. All Sizes The Most Stylish Misses
Garment shown by us. Wonderfully cheap.
BE SURE TO VISIT OUR ESTABLISHMENT DUR
ING THIS WEEK.
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II. Go1DscHx1p,
1007-lO0a r ST. NV.

and
printable as well he season is fast approaching and
the wants OF people are many. When nd where TO
After you have had your tour OF insIecIons Of the
yarioas exhibits If you will come to and
you will have no hesi,sncy in rroelain,ins that
1907 1908 ST Nv.
FSk f aNS osF a
Of BABY cARRIAGEs, sIkoSd AN6 MELIeMHbE
s5a. .sp
ssrfr 4 E knf 4 ssss eoGst ssss
: ~ K * "a ssss q 90 EIIl ssss =
We beg 70 announce that our large purchases Of Par
all TO come and Inspect stock and we ASSURE you
comprising ali the latest shades and designs Of tbs
season, at very low prices.
from Us You do 50 at saving from 10 to $50 each
20 inch surah Silk PArasos in all the latest shades.
26.fnch rlped surnh SILK P.rasols. in all oolors,
20i9 Secs h Plaid Parasols excellent quality. for
Persian Striped Silk Parasols for only a. rs
S0inch Plain Black Silk Parasois from 81 % to
JEwELRY.
CO., ooV Sut bsnge brac.e:s that cannot be detected
sdiferent styles in Gilt Hair Pins reduced to lsc.
ekei Hair Pms only 10Y 10y ''' per p''f
l2c the viii remain the same until they arc re
Solid Silver Thimbles only Ice.
s snf ! ! $$$ S'S kk Il E. ErH s ssss
ffrS 7 uJ 70 5os { K flnn Hrn S.
splendid variety Of kes and dss Of ali the latest
Cold Plated Steel sad Gill Combined also e Side.
snd IDS s. sas
which We shall offer at lSc.
ian FUCKERS ROCKET BOOK Soap. excellent quality,
EsSenson's ayceIine Soap only Sc.
Colgate & Co.'s Bay Rum" Toilet Scan only Toe
COLGATE Co.'S Guests Room" Toilet Soap only i5c
eSsa Hse1nisT whs h sssp Gl o
Violet, Jockey Club. White Lilac Lily of the Valley
Musk and Cashmere Bouquet Extracts Tor only 5c an
The Standard Perfumery Works Extracts only 34c.
an ounce. -
The most carefully selected stock offered the
Clean and attractive designs from the cheapest to the
oUK SPECIAL OFFER FOR TOMORROW.
in so VITA S Ind
finest guilty figured six damasR lined satin ,arsso
and nickel plated rod finest running gear wheels aud
brake. lace cover. mat and child chair given With
every carriage In this lot OF % we have different
soils or wheels any way You wish them without extra
charge Do not purchase carrisge At any price until
choice Of the lot. 50 3S
81 Cane-wound Rattan body Carriages upholstered
in the nrst quality silk plush figured damask with
plush rolls in the back pped and pointed the back
and sides The bodies are OF an entirely shape
Satin Tarasols with lace edge. Persons in want OF
neat and strong Carriage at small cost should not
fail to these An automatic brake, chiid's
chair oriental lace cover and beautiful French doll
given with every carriage hour choice OF the iot to-
morrow for Sl2.9S.
livery C4rriage warranted for one year
Uaywood's Square Eattau body Carriages, with cane
bottcm and wheel tenders NJ hostered in the finest
quaiity OF silk plush. satin laraso for only Sl4 80
An uiomatic brake and ehd's chair given with every
G rriage.
RRE EEE EFF sRE y GEO ZEE RRR A
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SEAToN PRRRY.
.PBRRY BUILDING.

r ETTERo AND SPEECHES WRITTEN AND COR.
IL rsctsd; entirely reliable.
b. B. ELLITS,
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Alterations Frrr Or CHARon

We point 20 the: following illustrating the fact
that Pusas Ryai prices below prevailing quota
tons:
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NJ SILVERBERG CO.. 3l2 7TH ST,
We The Popular Frame Makers
Lite size deep hne Gilt Portrait Frames. with French
GiasS SooO. ap;<-eo3ts
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Continued below. !
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-12
IN THE SENATE.
The House Silver Bill Reported-Catt1e
Export Bill Passed.

WASHINGTON, June 11.-In the senate
today an adverse report was made from
the finance committee ON Stanford's bill
for government loans on liens of real
estate, and on the bill to abolish metal
money. Both bills were indefinitely
postponed.
The committee on finance reported
back favorably, with sundry amend
ments, the house silver bill, which was
taken up, and Eustis addressed the
senate.
He spoke in favor of unrestricted coin
age, and was followed by Senator Turpie,
of the same side. The silver bill then
went over until tomorrow.
The senate bill to prohibit the
monopoly of the transportation of cattle
to foreign countries passed, with the
amendment that it shall not apply to
vessel-room already contracted.
The senate joint resolution in regard
to the export trade in cattle was then
passed.
1t requests the president of the United
States to cause correspondence and ne
gotiation to be had with the authorities
of Great Britain for the purpose of Sc
curing the abrogation or modification of
the regulations now enforced, which re-
quire cattle imported into Great Britain
from the United States to be slaughtered
at the port of entry, and prohibiting the
same from being carried alive to other
places in said kingdom.
The senate bill to provide for the in
spection of live cattle and beef products
intended for export to foreign countries,
was then taken up and passed. 1t re-
quires the secretary of agriculture to
cause to be made careful inspection of
all live cattle and beef products intended
for export to foreign countries from
the United States, with the view to ascer-
tain whether such cattle and beef
products are free from disease, and for
this purpose he may appoint inspectors
who shall be authorized to give an Off
cial certificate clearly stating the condi-
tion in which such animals and beef
products are found, and no clearance
shall be given any vessel having on
board cattle or beef products for expor-
tation to foreign country, unless the
owner or shipper Of such cattle has a
certificate from an inspector, stating
that said cattle or beef products are
sound and free from disease.
The senate then proceeded to con-
sideration OF individual pension bills on
the calendar, and passed seventy-five OF
them.
After executive session the senate
adjourned.