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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20
NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
Thirty and a Half Million for the Building O
the New Navy.


the New Navy.
The naval appropriation bill, prepared by the
House committee on naval affairs, carries a
total appropriation of about thirty and one
half million, being about 50 600, 900 less than
the estimates and considerably more than the
bill of last year. This increase falls almost en-
tirely under the head Of increase in the naval
establishment" and IA to meet pay
ments on vessels whose construction
was authorized in one or the other
of several previous Congresses. Among the
items Of interest in the bill are the following:
For equipment and arms for the naval militia
of various states. $4,000; for the purpose of
making ballistic tests and experiments in the
development Of American armor the Secretary
of the Navy is authorized to use 100000 out Of
the appropriation OF 81 ,OoO 600 made by an act
purchase OF nickel ore. For the public
works the appropriations are: Portsmouth,
n. H., So, 2S7 for Boston, SIT 900; for Brook
lyn, s126. S35; for League Island, S13O,676; for
Washington. s2l ,o07; for Norfolk. 529, lG6; for
Mare Island, S5I .785; for launching ways and
granite slips at New York and Norfolk S13 600;
for repairs and preservation at navy yards and
station. $500. 900; for residence for medical di-
rector in charge of Mare Island Naval Hospital
SIS, 500.
PRESERVATION AND REPAIRS.
A clause is inserted in the provision for pre-
servation and repairs of engines, boilers and
machinery of wooden ships, declaring that the
restriction limiting such repairs to 20 per cent
of the estimated cost of new engines boilers
and machinery shall not deprive the Secretary
of the Navy OF the authority to order repairs of
engines, boilers or machinery for vessels dam
aged Ill foreign waters or on the high seas so
far as may be necessary to bring the vessels
home.
INCREASE OF THE NAVY.
Four million dollars is appropriated toward
the armament and armor of vessels heretofore
authorized to be built, being 81 SOC, 600 more
than the appropriation for the same purpose
for the current fiscal year. and 81 6O7 coo
is appropriated toward the construction
and completion OF new vessels heretofore
and herein authorized by Congress with
their engines and machinery. including pre-
miums, being Sc. 132, 900 more than the current
years appropriation. For two travelling cranes
Of forty tons capacity for dry docks ut New
York and Norfolk, $4,000 is appropria ted
and for supplying anchors, cables, chains and
equipment outfit to vessels already built US
authorized, s40o. 900 is provided.
ANOTHER BIG CRUISER.
The clause relating to the new cruiser, which
is the only new boat provided for in the bill,
says that for the purpose of increasing the
navy the President is authorized to have con-
structed by contract one protected cruiser of
about ] 800 tons displacement at cost, exclrl-
sive of armament, not to exceed 80. $50 OOO to
have c maximum speed of not less than twenty
one knots. In all its parts the vessel shall be of
miums and penalties is vested in the Secretary
of the NAVY. -
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This morning, little after 10 o'clock, fire
was discovered in the brick building No. 617
18th street, that is owned by Woodward & Lo-
throp and occupied by them as a shipping de-
partment and offices. An alarm was turned in
and the fire department responded promptly.
The flames, which started from CRATE in the
basement, were confined to the wood work be-
tween the two floors and we're extinguished be-
fore much damage was done. The contents of
that part of the building were removed in safety
to the sidewalk and the entire damage will not
amount to more than 500.
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that there has been no
abatement in the in
terest felt in the fate of
the accused. for whose
life and liberty a bril-
liant array Of counsel
are battling. With the
district attorney and
h is assistant. MT.
Clagett, this morning
sat Assistant District
Attorney Armes, who
took part in the original
preparations of the case
and who was present
last evening and cross
examined DIR. Hamilton
T.. Leach W h en- his
deposition was taken.
There were present in
court. too, DIR. Kemp
ster the eNpert on in
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The Harvard Glee Club.

The committee of gentlemen in charge Of the
concert of the Harvard Glee Club consists of
about twenty well-known members of the
Harvard Club of Washington. and includes
Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge, Gen. N. Henderson,
Mr.. John b. Henderson. jr., Mr.. Joseph Letter
and Mr.. Grant Webster.
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NOTES.
Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds and fees have been filed as follows:
Travis Glascoe to Celestine Glascoe, pit. %, SO.
2I2; O., 900, and sub 119, 50. 206; 5000. J. s.
Boss to C. c. Duncanson, subs 215 and 2l6 90.
1004; s.. H. G.. Lewis to T. H. Gardner, sub
l0l, blk. 20, Trinidad; q ,625. Alice v. Wagga-
man to ]. s. Swormstedt, lot 4s, KS sub Long
Meadows; S272.
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THE DISTRICT APPROPRIATIONS.
The Bill May Not Be Considered Until After
New Year's-Mr. Clements Criticisms.

The Bill May Not Be Considered Until After
New Year's-Mr. Clements Criticisms.
There seems little possibility of the District
appropriation bill being considered by the
House until after Christmas and New Years.
Authorities consider that today will be the last
session until after the holidays when any bust
ness of Importance can be transacted. even pro-
viding no holiday recess is taken. If the Sem
ate does not agree to a recess the House
for ten days or so will be practically in a state
of adjournment, as it will be an impossibility
to keep quorum here.
When the District appropriation bill was
reported to the House Mr. Clements reserved
all points of order and it was not known
but what the gentleman from Georgia
sharpening his knife to cut a big hole in
the bill when it came up for consideration.
Mr.. Clements is member of the subcommittee
i'm charge of the District committee and is
probably well informed on District matters
as any member of the House.
THINGS Mr.. CLEMENTS OBJECTS TO.
''In so far as the general amounts and totals
of the bill are concerned said Mr.. Clements
today, Il am thoroughly satisfied. The reser-
walton Of points of order was somewhat a
matter of form in order to give opportunity
for further study of the bill. / shall make
no fight on the general provisions Of
the bill. but there are some things that per-
sonally consider wrong. The total of the bill
will fall within the revenues, and even with
the expenditure, if it be required during the
next year, of the Districts first payment on the
Rock Creek Park and share of maintenance for
the Geological Park. the revenues will be ex-
ceeded by such slight amount as
to be not worth considering. Some Of
the increases of salary provided for in this
years bill consider as unnecessary and I'M
called for. Likewise. personally, am opposed
vided for free school books. While recognize
ing the ACCESSIBILITY Of buying free books
for poor people I cannot approve
of a plan which to reach this
comparatively small class in our schools buys
books for many scholars whose parents are
amply able to provide their children them
selves. 1 think this appropriation specially I'M
fortunate at present when there are SO many
demands for appropriations which the COM
u1eanSn
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Gov. SihOuD Resipns.

Gov. George L. Shoup of Idaho, who has
been elected Senator, yesterday rendered his
resignation as governor and Norman b. Wiley,
the lieutenant governor, was sworn in. John
s. Gray was elected president pro tenn. of the
senate.
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A CLAssICIsM.

''Ugh," he growled, putting the breakfast
egg aside with care, sits just like the scene
of a Greek play"
The landlady looked at him inquiringly.
Laid in ancient times, don't you know" he
continued pleasantly and cut an ugly cash in q
helpless beefsteak on his plate.
And the landlady made remark.
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Real Estate Matters.

D. D. Stone at al. have bought in trust fol-
1000 Of H. Lloyd Irvine lots 16 and 2, So
s19, fronting 1915 on 18th street between G
and H streets northwest.
w. T. Nailor has bought Of W. E. Brown for
"a, 500 part II, square 37-19 by IS feet on NJ
street between 23d and oath. and for IS 900 sub
20, square S0-23.S4 by 1881 feet on r between
21st and 22d streets northwest
]. 8. Swormstedt ct al. have bought Of John
o. johnson ct al, trustees, for SIT, 220.04. subs
25 to 20, each 16 by 100 on F between 14th and
18th streets northeast, and subs 81 to sc, each
16 by 1854 feet, in Florence court, between F,
g, Nth and 18th streets, all in square 1851.
The Albany, No. 708 18th street, was sold this
week to q syndicate for s37 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20

The following contributions for the h.rss.
of the destitute family in Af,acostia hsvs hsln
received at The STAR Office: Mr.. Alisn ri
:; =; r, 81; cash, 81; q lady, o.; also . bundi.
Eighth grade school, No. 3. unaa, a..
direction Of Miss Roach, acted l.st ss.,s sns
afternoon their new charade. sC;orsran
reference library. ~" tor
Lizzie Nixon, twelve-year-old co,o,,.a =,
vas sent to the work house for fifteen Az ~
Judge Miller today for the theft n W. y
from Mrs Bessie Thompson. '"o r'nss
the memh or Tessng serein for improvement a
has Med certificate by August Schm;d. NJ
S Sns .oeaS % Herman baker, Frits ". -.
yo hey: G Snas: N. fyne has resigned from A
Chanel much - priest in charge Of 81. johns
shipers Mr.. Pyne's four yssr.' ssrsP ~ ~ -
enspei mas been enc u marked succ.ss
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A False Alarm,

A second IRE scare was caused at the Boston
House store this afternoon. workmen we're
engaged putting in the new alarm, when one
Of them accidently touched the lever
and sent in Tie alarm, No. l38. Tho several
fire companies responded and attracted large
crowd Of people
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20

In the divorce case of Emily L. Peterson
against Ferdinand Peterson, Messrs Worthing-
ton Heald today filed the defendants answer.
He denies that she WAS good and faithful wife
and AYERS that their unhappiness has been
caused by her high temper and her utter dis
regard for the comfort Of any one but herself
and by her intemperate habits. He denies the
acts Of cruelty alleged
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20

-ExcuRsfoSs TO BosroN.-Until further notice
sell round trip tickets from Washington to Bos-
ton and return, via the Poughkeepsie Bridge
route, at rate Of e20.l0. Tickets good for ten
days.-Adut. - :
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GEORGETOWN.
TO BE MARRIED NEXT MONTH.

TO BE MARRIED NEXT MONTH.
The engagement of Miss Mary Murray, who
has been associated with many benevolent So
cieties Of this place, to Rev. DIR. Thos. Tongue,
rector of Grace Pc. Church, is announced.
The marriage to take place in January.
CHRISTMAS GROCERIES, FOR THE POOR.
The teachers and pupils of Wormley School,
contrary to their usual custom Of giving a
Christmas dinner to the poor, have decided to
Join with the home mission Of Mount Zion
Church in distributing groceries to the deserv-
ing poor Monday, December q, at the church.
Sallie Evans and Rebecca johnson, two
Georgetown colored girls, were given thirty
days each by Judge Miller today for stealing a
shawl.
The officers Of Potomac Lodge, No. s, F. A.
4. NJ, aud Of Potomac Commandery, No. 8,
K. t., were installed Thursday evening.
Ice the thickness of about two inches COW
cred the canal this morning.
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DOCTORS AND LAWYERS.
Taking Medical Testimony i'm the Case Of
Ward.

THE PROCEEDINGS N COURT TopAY-A rHYslcIAN
WHO SAYS ADLER WAS NOT rARAIYzrp-wARp's
CONDITION OF MIND-rHEoRY OF TIE DEFENSE
This was the tenth day since the Ward case
was taken up by Chief Justice Bingham in the
Criminal Court The attendance today showed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20

FULL OF Coop THINGS - Tomorr8v's wash
ington Herald, twenty pages.
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THE MAJORITY.

THE MAJORITY.
$50 our friend has joined the great major
ity," said the pastor to the deacon at the
funeral
''No, You don't mean it?' whispered the
deacon. didn't go over to the democrats, did
he? good republican like him too" and the
Deacon wiped off tear.
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THE COUNTS,

EQUITY CoURT--Judoe Bradzey.
Today-Ordway agt. Northern Liberty NJ.
ket Company; auditors report ratified and ,;s.
tribution ordered. Clark agt. Gordon. in.
junction tiLi hnai hearing granted. Carter sxt
Carter; sale confirmed and reference 20 sud;tor
Ralston agt. Farmers and Mechanics' Nsssn,..i
Bank; restraining order discharged in part -
continued in part
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20

John Gleason WAS In the Police Court today
charged with vagrancy, and Judge Miller sent
him down for Mxty DAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20

It is believed that Senator Hoar wears the
Force bill next his heart as chest protector.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20
SHOOTING STARS.

Even lathe will turn when trod upon.
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SOME OF THE SUGGESTIONS OF THE LIQUOR MEN $
COMMITTEE ADOPTED AND OTHERS INFECTED
THE Two-THIRDs RULE nor AGREED ro-THE
BILL NOW READY TO GO TO CHAIRMAN CIRCUIT.
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A SURPLUS.

A Pharaoh lay-out-the mummy of Rameses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20

Concerning the jokes on the violent Sioux,
We wish to present to the general vioux,
The fact that we won't
Print another, so don't
Send in any more! We mean yioux!
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

Il VOC DID NOT KNOW YOU
COULD BUY LOTS FROM
S.SI5 TO 500
And upward in siEht of the
CAPITOL. ON
WASHINGTON CITY STREETS
Extended fuII width, and have
ALL THE STREET IMPROVEMENTS,
Including
BRICK SIDEWALKS. STONE CURES, GRAVEL
DRIVES and SHADE TREES FURNISHED by the
present owners, anl SEWERS and WATER
contemplated by the District authorities.
STREET CARS
To pass the properly in the spring.
Located 1T intersection OF
MINNESOTA AVE. Al u HARRISON ST.,
ANACDSTIA. DC.
Terms Cne-fourth cash balance easy Title per-
feet. Abstract free. No trouble to show property.
For plats, Price list and fuil parIcu alf upon
McLACALES BATCHELDER,
dill Corner 10Th and q SITS. W.
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Christmas is controlled by the buy laws.

?22
All, there,
Senator Blair,
Filing the Senate full Of laughter;
Come now,
And somehow,
Tell Us what in thunder you're after2
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II BIOOMINGDAIF

BLOOMINGDALE,
North Capitol ST. and Florida 100 lots. 5OxlOO
ON North CAPITOL ST.. tlOrda ave-. X, ) and SITS.
n " IrIee~ H. to 81 per foot large portion pur-
chase money years er cent ST now being
paved with asphalt and will have water and sewer
North Capitol benS IL proved Icy the city and electric
railway other improvements progress. For plat
81. Apply 10 A. l. BAkBkE a CO.,
dim lie Drut building
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IN KENTUCKY.
"Pah," he exclaimed with wry face, ''that
liquor is adulterated.''
Come off" protested the barkeep, 'that's
the very best brand of old Bourbon with tea
spoonful of hot water added to it,"
well, didn't 1 say it was adulterated?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20
ToMaro F1o.

mild laxative for constipation sovereign
remedy Tor dyspepsia Tomato Flg In a Fruit and
Vegetable Laxative. superior to any remedy on
the market Can le Relied fer It's positive results in
any sn-rgeney. u correcis sluggish habit of the
bowels without rroducnx depressing efest or loss of
time IRON business Improves the health both
sexes. young ODD.
tomato fls x1ter tone and strength to the liver,
kidney aud bowels and Is one Of the deightful
and elective purratiSes now before the pubic. for
sale BY all drux,xasts. !Ic. Per bottle.
4. A BUTTS CO.
ol1!hn' Baltimore Nd
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The hen is O laysy fowl.

PATRIOTIC DREEZEs.
The wind. coming down like wolf on the fold,
Was caught in the whiskers of man that was
old;
1t tossed them about like kitten at play,
And joined into one the blew and the gray.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-20

The Commissioners spent a large portion Of
yesterday discussing the amendments to the
liquor license bill proposed by the committee
representing the liquor dealers of the city
who recently had hearing before the Com
missioners. as printed at the time in The STAR.
The first thing the Commissioners took up
today was the clause making it unlawful to sell
liquor within one mile of the Soldiers Home
grounds.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

lph SAI.I--LOIS IN PROSPECT HILL. ADJOIN-
II INK EcsingtOn only one-Ealf sguaTe from line;
sln2e or as whole; easy terms fronting on 4 St,
which - TO he opened from Linz DIN 10 IL st BY
orur q: the Com ssiOners, only ~. foot this VIII
double in a short time. HEBRON a RAMEY.
d5I-.H l:ST r st. NV
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-08-06


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HOUSEHOLD NOTES.
MRS. S. 4. NETTLES.

WASHING WOODEN GooDs.-So many
young honsekeepers complain of the
shrinking of flannel underwear, WOOL
en- stockings, and children's woolen
dresses, that it would be well for ali
such to learn how these articles should
be washed, even if it is not necessary
that the housewife should do the work
herself.
A bright clear day, should be Sc
lected for washing woolen clothes.
Before beginning, shake the gar
ments to be washed, we'll, to free them
from dirt and lint, and use soft, clean
water-not too hot, but warm. Soap
should never be rubbed on wooden
goods, as it shrinks and hardens the
fabric; even soap suds is injurious
Warm water, with a tablespoonful OF
Pyles' Pearline added to every three
gallons, will be found excellent for
fannels, particularly articles of deli.
cate colors, that would be liable to
fade if washed with soap.
In washing woolen OF merino cloth
ing, never rub them on the wash
board, OF with the hands, but cleanse
them by drawing them up and down
through the hapds-in the wafer.
When clean, ring them as dry as pos
sible, then rinse in q tub of water
the same temperature as the suds.
A little peariine added to the rinse
water will soften the wooden articles.
Shake each piece well. Shake it out
in proper shape to hang smoothly on
the line, in the shade. The washing
should be done early in the morning,
so the garments will dry before night.
The quicker they are dried the better
they will look.
In turning woolen goods, after they
are dried, take them from the line,
spread them out carefully on an iron
ing board, wiring a clean cloth cut of
clear tepid water, and lay over the az
ticle, then iron with a very hot iron
until dry Continue this until the
garment is al ironed; garments with
seams-such as pants-must have the
seams pressed out first.
A coat Of varnish will make an oil
cloth look brighter and wear longer.
Salt dissolved in alcohol, will re-
move spots of grease from cloth.
Cups and saucers stained with tea,
may be made bright again by rub
bing them with damp salt.
Use coarse sponge for washing
windows-a newspaper for polishing
them.
Lamp chimneys should never be
washed Breathe on them and polish
with soft linen cloth or tissue paper.
To remove sewing machine oil, wet
the spots with spirits of turpentine,
and wash out with cold water and
toilet soap.
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A SAFE INVESTMENT

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MERIT WINS.

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The Staunton Life Association Of Virginia

offers new plan of insurance 70 the public
The natural premium plan Rates 33 per
cent. lower than the old line companies
One-half the policy paid at old age. Don't
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Never had law suit or compromised a
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Before insuring call on or write to
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