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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-09
NIB. HoLMAN's VIEW OF 1T.

Judge Holman, the other minority member,
takes issue with all the rest He maintains
that the sergeant-at-arms is not DISTURBING
officer and that the individual members and
depositors must stand the loss; that the govern
ment is in no way responsible. He points out the
fact that several Congresses ago Treasury Of
icials called attention to the fact that there
was no legal disbursing officer of the House
and a bill was reported giving the sergeant-at-
arms these duties but the bill did not become
a law. Further he urges. if the sergeant-at-
arms were disbursing officer he could draw
drafts en- the treasury in his own name; but he
cannot as things now are do this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-09

NAVY OFFICERS TO MEEr.-A call will be is
sued through The STAR tomorrow for q meet
ing of naval officers of all corps Saturday night
to investigate the question Of recognizing tho
personnel of the navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-09

FRsr LIEUT.. r. D. Porrs, third artillery, il
transferred from battery L TO battery B, same
regiment
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Mary =; Pattsn Of al today, BY Il. z. Davis
died bill against Augusta p. Glover 70 con,
strus the viii Of the late Anstas,n Pattan,
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THE SILCOTT COMMITTEE.
There Will be Three Reports From 1t
One, Majority; Two. Minority.

The Silcott committee finished its work at a
meeting today and expect to make a report to
the House tomorrow. There viii be three re-
ports. One will be signed by all but two of
the committee. 1t will hold that the sergeant
alarms is disbursing officer and will recon-
mend the passage of bill appropra: ing
$4,000 to make good the losses to the men,
bers.
Mr.. Hemphill holds that the sergeant-at-arms
is disbursing officer, but thinks the members
are not qualified to take action for their own
relief He proposes to send the cases to the
Court Of Claims
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-09
An Attachment for Mr.. Haltnorth.

This afternoon, in the Police Court Mr..
Armes called Judge Miller's attention to the
case. Of Otto Haltnorth, the eI-policeman who
was recently fined sl0 and given time to come
in and pay the fine.
why" said Judge Miller, "that man came
here with the air Of"
THE Prince Of Wales" interrupted Mr..
Armes.
1.-THE Secretary Of the Treasury" continued
the judge. He had IS collateral, and only
wanted an hours time to get the other s5."
An attachment was issued for him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-09

These be pair-lous times" remarked the
shakesperiau poker player as he laid down
coupe Of kings and couple OF queens before
a royal tush.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-09
pax WASHINGTON ARCHITECTURAL IRON
l. AND BRIDGE WORKS.

pax WASHINGTON ARCHITECTURAL IRON
Il AND BRIDGE WORKS.
EDWARD l. DENT, NJ L, Proprietor
The best facilities IN the city for all kinds of Iron
work steeI Beams. Angles, &c, always In stock.
Fine Ornamental Cast aud Wrought Iron Work n
specalty keI airs ana general machine work Zone in
The be- 81 manner sra ~ short notice
sole licensees the Dlstrict OF Columbia for thu
-6OetE- MITCHELL" system OF beam Anchors aud Pro-
tectors Works, Cor. SD aud " sta TeI I.In-x
City once. l4I3 u st. NV. Tel 4ss-2,
Gs Washington. be.
NO ONE KNOWS BETTER THAN THOSE WHO
~ have used Carriers Lutte Liver Pills what relief
lIsy have given when takeu for dysleIsix. dzxue..
pain Ina the side constipation and dI-OTered stoniar
V,BE POUR Hs-HEALrH. HAPPY HOMES AND
Il HOspitality-fostervd b. Ansostu.a Bitters sole
manufacturers Or. >. u. u. SIkGkAI SONS. Al
al druex1s,A Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-09

Ak DEAR Al ANY PRICE
Best Of ali for Christmas, Just received fresh from
pur factory, those Velvet FINISHED Circulars with
Aonk's Hoods and bigh Collars. guaranteed water
: A full line Of GOODYEAR STRIPE kants Irish
Peasants, lrIncess NevnaTksts and Langtrys all VI
aEe quality and thoroughly waterproof, al lowest
POSSIBLE price. Fnest quality Cloth surface Water
pTotss Greatest variety Of Jentlenens Double ex-
tnrs and Pure Rubber Coats RUBBER BOOTS aud
sHOES that unequaled for wear
GOODIEAR kUBBER COMPANY.
>,rrv,rrp,,~ns,v> 3oe 9th s,.n,w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-09
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Jan. Q opening wheat-May, siJi.
Corn--January, 70; February. 29h; May. 3lx
oats-Msy, 22h. Pork-May, 9.T0. Lard-Jsnu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-09
Ar HE GREAr
SYNDICATE CLOTHING SALE,
COR OH AND SIS

The pubic knows this sale organized by three Of
the largest wholesale clothing houses III New YORK,
Who wished To uISl " their Jus stock
lug 10 quarter VI IlIlIUn dollars Just
thlr JleIr value The clothing stylish and of
the verJ best eTal, aud the entire assortment Of
10 cents Gu the dollar Of manufacturing cost
ems heavy beaver ONercOAts, saw.
Mems SOOlen- NED OyercOats, $40.
Mems storm listers, s:I:57.
Mems Genuine Aantagnac Chfnchilia SAtin-ined
OVerCUats, $3.50
Mems ROYAL kersey Oyercoats, IS so
Mems scotch GETAWAY suits sJ. 10.
Mems Wide Vale Dress suits. e. ~.
Mems Elue,t Grade COrk screw suits, SlO so
Mems Good BusIIlt - suits, 1913.
Boys P.Aited suits 81 -.
Boys Pants. 2Sc.
Boys UyvrcOAts, 2 10
Mems Good Working Pants, SSc.
Mems Atwood Pants : 40.
lIEe Dress Pants, 81 So.
Come and yourself that the above statements
Are correct every particular.
Sc cor 9th and L in the large four-story brick
building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-09

New York Stock Market.
Name. O. c. 4 Name. o.

The following are the opening and closing prices
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire to Corsou aud N1car tney, 14lD 4 street:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-09
WAR

WHArr
SCOTS EMULSION CURES
CONSUMPTION.
sCROFULA
BRONCHITIS,
COUGHS.
COLDS.
WASTING DIsEAsEs.
WONDERFUL FLESH PRODUCER.
Many have gained one pound per day by its use.
ScOtt's Emulsion is not q secret remedy. 1t con-
tans the stimulating properties OF the Hypophos-
Ihites and pure NJrwegi4n Cod Liver Oil, the po-
teDcy OF both being lsrgely increased 1t used by
Ply sicsus al tie wOEld
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-09
SHOOTING STARS.

N TER SENATE
Then up rose Mister VOORHEES,.
The Wabash Sycamore.
And went for Colonel pudlsy
Upon the Senate foor.
The blocks OF Eve" he juggled
With such pronounced success,
That many hearers though, them
A thousand, more or less
But Mr.. Edmunds didn't
CHICAGO pacKrRgFa
Chicago packs a deal OF pork
And other meats. to sell;
And trained in packing. she can PACK
jury quite a. we'll
A bloated monopolist sends in this one:
Telegraph Wire to Telephone Ditto, wire
We still strung above ground?"
Telephone Ditto: That's easy. Because
Congress says our companies conduit you
know"
An uptown shoemaker saws woman has
more soul than man because she Was the Lest
thing created
-
two sous and they are all Boies.
A lock and strap make a good chest pro-
teetor IN any sort of weather.
II hope You viii not waste that on the %.
ioons' said a temperance philanthropist. giving
up a quarter TO poor tramp.
Il won't, SIR. won't" he replied, with team
IN has eyes; when I've got thls much money
buy my liquor at whoNsale."
when young woman powders her hair and
wears cap It will be rather strange il there y
not a bang somewhere in the vicinity,
These be pair-lous times" remarked the
Shakesperiau poker player as he laid down .
coupe OF kings and couple OF queens before
a roy al iush.
fatns lowest notes reach as high ~ e4o0o
every night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-09

The ENTIRE ST. LOUIS FAIR DELEGATION
called at the White House this morning and
paid their respects TO the President. They
were received in the library and were individ.
uaIly presented by ex-Gov Stannard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-09
In the Criminal Court.

PATHS lowest notes reach as high as s&oo(
every night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-09

New BAHKs.-The controller at the currency
has authorized the following named banks to
begin business: The Commercial national
bank of Bradford, Pa, capital slO0, 900; the
Big Sandy national bank Of Catettsburg, Ky d,
capital $4,000, and the First national bank of
Middleeborough, Ky capital $50. OO0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-09

INTERNAL REVENUE APPOINTMENTS. - The
Secretary of the Treasury has appointed Chas
T. Lakewood storekeeper and gauger in the
sixth district Of Virginia, and H. T. Jones and
John A. Thomas the same in fourth district of
North Carolina
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-09
PALAIABLE AS MILK.

Sold by all Druggists.
MIG SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists. NJ
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AYERS SARsAPARILLA.


DR.. J. c. AYEB L CO.. Lowell. Mass
Sold by Druggists. 81 SIX. IS. Worth IS bottle.
Jas
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Da PaIcr,s
CarAx

PAmEsa Ersrcru41.
BzzcHArs PnLa
BxzcHArs PuLa
tn. ol RsFG gsst,.a P spb,su,
w0RTH GUINEA 4 BOX
FOB WEAK sT0nAGA ,,,,,.-,,x
DIsohDKkED LIVER
p. ssf OILY x 4. y c fSSs rs; xss ss
fs-hir e.. Ens. b. ALLsS 60 sol. Amt %
yist does not keep theml vii nail BEACHAk'sP Iln
On receipt Of prace but taouars nxst P1sass nsppa
THIS pAper.l dc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-09

HABITUAL CONSTIPATION CURED AND The
b. wells streu.tened by the regular use Of Carters
Little Liver PlIls sIaI doses Don't forget thus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-09

Ny ONE CAN TAKE CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER
Al pills, they very small No trouble to swal
IlN. No Ial. krlllhg Alter tAklng
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-09

A lock and a strap make a good chest pro-
teetor IN any sort Of weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-09

The governor OF Iowa has . daughter nd
two Sous aud they are all Boies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-01-09

An uptown shoemaker says woman has
more soul than man because she Was the Lest
thing created
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-12
THE RIVERSIDE HORSES.

The Bitter Root stables are covering
themselves with glory this season. The
youngsters that were sent to Chicago
in June are giving a glorious account
of themselves. three of the string show.
ing their heels 10 all competitors at a
pace that must be extremely gratifying
To their owner. The horses left the
DAILY ranch at Riverside I'm the second
week of June on their journey to Chi
cago.
On Friday of last week, at Washing.
ton park, twenty thousand people saw
the five-furlong race for two year-Olds
won by Virgin, the winner going under
the wire by a lead of a length, and
winning i'm LOS. On Wednesday of
this week. Parthenia, a favorite in the
Riverside stables, captured the five
furlong race i'm I03is, while on Thurs
day, Brown Fox, who has been much
admired by visitors at the Riverside
stables, got away with the lot in the
three-quarter mile run, making a rec
ord of 1:l6is. Mr.. DAILY ought to be
well satisfied with the seasons sue
cesses. Ii is understood that, a little
later i'm the season, the winners ut
Washington Park will try conclusions
in other eastern cities. IL blood
and good training tell, they will I'M
doubtedly be heard from more than
once.
Taking IL all in all, the owners of the
Anaconda properties are having a
lucky year with their stables. Every
body remembers the career of Mr..
lIaggin's horses last month, Salvador
and Firenzi breaking records and
taking rank as leaders in their mag
niiicent exhibitions of speed. Not less
fortunate was Senator Hearst, whose
brown colt Tournament won the forty
thousand dollar realization stakes at
Sheepshead. on Wednesday of last
week, taking the rae SO easily that he
logged under the wire. To this is
added the successes scored by Mr..
Days horses in Chicago.
OF course IA own community is
chiefly interested in the victories scored
by the Bitter Root stables. Compare
lively little was expected of them this
year, so that the successes already
scored are the mole gratifying. That
the horses there are SURE to be a source
of pride TO Montana within a year or
two, is a prediction which ii is safe TO
make.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-12

Right on the heels of the interview
with Mrs. Harrison at Cape May, in
which that estimable lady deplores the
liberties taken by the press with family
matters, the rude and ungentlemanly
Chicago HeraM prints a column-and-a-
half story which alleges that Mrs. Rus
sci B. Harrison and her mother-in-law
are out, and that rs a consequence grand
ma shows nm undue preference for
Baby Mckee, keeping him constantly
before the public, while nobody hears a
word about Baby Harrison, although
it is a brighter, prettier, more accom-
plished and fascinating baby than Baby
Mckee ever thought of being. One
must protest tina. this is going too far.
II is one Of the inalienable rights of
grandmothers to have favorites among
their grandchildren; and il is not a
question with the American people
which is the prettier or smarter baby
of the two but which possesses the
stronger pull on the administration
and has the more powerful voice in the
executive chamber.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-12
MEN NJ M

|
Lord Tennyson is spending the summer
at Breakdown, near Haslemere.
Louise Michel has announced her in
tention of founding a nihilist colony ] N
America.
The German emperor's new rules for
wearing uniforms in the navy fills a book
of 40 pages.
Gerster's much-talked-of castle at Bo-
logna turns out to be "A very insignificant
Italian villa.
Donald G.. Mitchell ike MARVEL, who
lives IN "A pretty cottage near New Haven.
Conn.,, finds much in life to enjoy, even il
he is 6s years old.
President Harrison is said to have
acquired zeal estate in Washington by
purchase, but the statement has not been
wholly confirmed.
Both OF the Nevada s~eators, Stewart and
Jones, are extravagantly fond of tobacco,
and their liking for a cigar is greater even
than General Grants.
Judge j. u. Smith, of Fort Worth, who
is now worth s ,000,000, once walked from
Kentucky to Texas because he did not
have money enough To pay his passage.
King Humbert's decreased allowance
of cigarettes has improved the condition
of his melancholia. This lesson should
not be lost on the youth of the period.
The Duke of Orleans gained several
pounds i'm weight during his recent i'm
prisonment. His three chief character
istics may now De described as fat, lazy
and saucy.
Miss Susie Bate, daughter of the Ten
nessee senator, is n Of the bellies of
Washington. She is a ~vivacious blonde,
and rides well, dances well and performs
c~leverly OH the banjo.
Rev. Elisha Holland, Of Goldsboro, n.
g.. is growing younger as his years in
crease. He is now ~ and a heavy oat of
black hair is beginning to grow on his
bald head. Al 80 he cut n tooth.
Mrs. Delamater, the wife of the republic
can candidate for governor of Pennsyl-
wanna, ~ a young matron OF many ac-
complishments. She has a taste for books
and her reading has been wide and ac-
curate.
There is a i%lourishing Japanese club in
New York, of which nearly every native
of Japan in the city is a member. The
president is the present vice consul,
Teijiro Kito. who is 30 years old and
married.
Thomas B. Rambo, of Morristown, n.
j., has just been restored to possession of
his property, valued at $4,000. which was
taken from him seventeen years age,
when the court declared him to be a hab-
itual drunkard.
Jessie Carson, n plucky girl, has for
several years been driving a stage be-
tween Usage and Park Rapids, MINI.
She makes three trips n week, winter or
summer, rain or shine, cold or hot. When
the roads are bad she drives -four horses
from the box with the same eas grace
and Hank Monk abandon that she drives
two.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-12

Some pretty stirring talk has been
heard in the house of representatives
within n few days relating to railroads.
The speeches are of particular interest
to Northern Pacific people. Several
republicans who have been travelling a
good while on political professions of
love for the dear people have taken a
pretty severe scoring because of their
uncommon friendship for the North
ern Pacific railroad and their ardent
desire to help the railroad to hold on to
every inch of the public domain that,
by hook or crook, il can call its own,
with the approval of congress. Lib
eral extracts from the debate would
grace the columns of those of our re-
publican contemporaries that have as
sumed TO plead the peoples cause AS
against the grasping monopoly that
owns and operates the Mullan tunnel.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-12
In RuIIE TODAY

Officers of the Northern Pacific rail
road, who expect to test the new
stretch of road between Butte and
themselves whether the short line route
is in proper physical condition for
through train service. Arriving in
Butte, they doubtless will make the
run TO Garrison and back. thus cover
ing the divisions over which "A new
time card Is asked In Butte's behalf.
The visitors may find II worth while
to meet the members of the board OF
trade tonight, although, as we under
stand IL, no long discussion is needed
in which to make formal presentation
of Butte's claims. The management of
the railroad knows perfectly well what
the city's freight traffic is worth and
how inadequate the present passenger
service Is. II General Manager Mellen
finds the short line route i'm condition
for through passenger service he will
undoubtedly he willing To say as much.
When this much is told. we suppose
Butte's shippers are prepared To say
with characteristic politeness but with
the lirmness which all the conditions
warrant that if the Northern Pacific
wants Butte's freight traffic il must
furnish decent facilities in the way Of
passenger trains.
When Mr. Mellen gets To Butte this
morning he will be almost within sight
Of one-iifth of the population of
Montana. lie is aware that the
fire. light business of Butte and
Anaconda. all told. amounts TO
q grand total equal To one-third of the
freight business of the Northern Pa
cific on all its main lines and branches
outside of these two points. Butte
simply asks to be treated with fair
ness, but il will be very earnest i'm ask.
ing that much, as Mr.. Mellen and his
friends will undoubtedly discover. We
assume that the visit TO Butte implies
a desire and a disposition on the part
Of the Northern Pacific to do the right
thing in this important matter.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-12

Not content with raining pitchforks in
South Dakota thisy year, il is now raining
snakes. A Pierre dispatch solemnly
a~sscverates that asst Sunday evening
'just about the time the rain
ceased, small snakes from twelve
to sixteen inches long fell to the ground.
In various places these were coiled or
snarled up in peculiar fashions, and when
they struck the ground seemed to be some
what stunned. Several parties killed
some of the snakes and exhibited them.
At first the fact that the snakes had rained
down was laughed at, but subsequently
the evidence became so convincing that
il is now universally known TO be true.
The snakes have a peculiar blush color.
and seems to have n peculiar light about
their heads, looking like a halo when i'm
the dark. Superstitious people seem 10
think the falling OF the snakes an evil
omen and predict that something terrible
is going to happen" We should think
they would. Now that snakes have started,
there is M telling where the thing may
stop. The next one knows, il will be
raining the animal that usually accompa-
MES snakes under the same circum.
stances, namely rats. II is very evident
that South Dakota is not going dry this
summer.
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DESIGNS FOR The NEW ISSUE.

DESIGNS FOR THE NEW ISSUE.
In anticipation of the final passage
of a silver bin of some kind, the bureau
Of engraving and printing has sub
mitted to the secretary of the treasury
designs for an entirely new issue of sill
yer certificates i'm nine different de-
nominations, namely ones, twos, lives,
tens, twenties, %iifties. one hundreds,
five hundreds and one thousands. The
secretary is quoted as expressing entire
satisfaction with the general scheme of
the designs, although in one important
particular the face of each of the nine
proposed notes is still incomplete. At
the right end of each an oval is reserved
for the portrait of somebody, the choice
of the parsonage being left to the sec
rotary.
The bureau of engraving and print
ing respectfully suggested what il con-
ceived TO be a very happy idea. IL pro-
posed a line of secretaries of the treas
ury-nine of them on the various de
nominations respectively. Mr.. Window
demurred 10 this m the ground that
his old-time predecessors are practi-
cally unknown To the present genera
ton. lie did not believe in the old
fogy rules that prevail in the postoflice
department restricting the pictorial
embellishments of postage stamps to
the faces of dead men. The new GER
tilicates should be an album of people
who are still alive and kicking. Mr..
Window would have the country UNI
derstand that there is nothing dead at
his end of the administration,
at least no dead issues
of silver certificates. A single
exception he might possibly make in
favor of General Sheridan, but this
was the only concession TO the past he
was inclined to approve.
such being Mr.. WINDOWS policy, he
will not have TO go very far for sub
jects after his W heart. There is his
associate in the cabinet, Mr.. Wanna
maker, a very liberal advertiser, and
willing no doubt TO pay handsomely
for the privilege especially il his por.
trait could be surrounded with cpl
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IT WILL NOT PAY.

Butte's board of trade seems inclined
TO p~atronize the Northn,St Magazine
as a means for advertising the city's
prosperity and prospects. Butte tried
this 1t. Paul publication once, rs Ana
conda did, and both cities were disap.
pointed. We believe that if Butte re-
peats the investment, the city will not
get the worth of its money.
There is no need of repeating the
story of the NorthUest's shortcomings.
Its business is To boom towns that are
willing 10 pay for il and. however well
or i'll the towns have Jared under its
indiscriminate and wearying praise,
the owners of the magazine have been
prospered-and that of course is their
OWL lookout.
The STANDARD has very small
faith i'm the value of this
sort Of advertising. II has been used
bv towns east and west OF Butte to
promote the sale OF town lots in local..
ties which have proved to be utterly
without merit. The intelligent reader
knows what value TO place on this sort
OF literature. lie realizes that the city
which pays $500 gets five hundred dol
lars worth of boom, and in proportion
as the community is willing TO pay for
IL. What we mean 10 say is concisely
this-no city car make II pay 10 hire
space in a publication which is notori-
ously I'm the exclusive business of heap
ing its indiscriminate praise on corpor-
stions and people who get more or less
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of II according to the amount they pay.
In any case, 1t seems to ms that IL
Butte has need Of the services of a pro-
fessional boomer, its board OF trade
can do better than to resort TO an old
offender in the business-a magazine
which has already been paid for ser
vices which simply were a burlesque
on the city, a caricature of its business
and its business men.