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WESLEY HErGHrs. a most delightfully."- situ-
ated property and adjoining the new Methodist
University. will be offered to the public Sep
tenibcr Is and close October %. PrIces 10 and
- cents per foot. splendid opportunity to
double your investment IN ninety days.
JOHv +. WAGGAMAN. 18th and G.
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A Runaway on Pennsylvania Avenue.

This morning about $50 o'clock there was a
runaway OIL Pennsylvania avenue tina. might
have been n series one as the street was crowded
with vehicles and people at the time. large
horse hitched to a market wagon belonging to
VIM. klessecker ran down the avenue from
18th street. but between 9Th and 10th streets il
shipped and fell before il did any damage The
wagon was slightly damaged. but the horse got
of with only few scratches
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Only 20 Cents.

Just received Bazaar Dressmaker. over I OOO
illustrations of latest styles for ladies. misses
and children, at OppENHE1MEr's.
5li 9Th St. NV
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CONDITION or TnE WATER.

Temperature and condition os water at Z
n.m--Great Falls temperature. 10; condition,
5. Receiving reservoir. temperature. ST. Con-
citiOn at north connection. 4; condition az
south connection, &c: distributing reservoir,
temperature. 10: condition at iufiuent gate
house. IL; condition at eifiuent cato house, "a.
High tide in the river, 4:23 pm; low tide in
the river, 1899 pm
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Dress Makers, Attention.
Having secured the Sole Agency for the we'll
known slmons Accordion Plaitings We are pre-
pared to execute all orders immediately.
STAIN & FIsKE,
AT 9Th ST. NV.
White Sewing Machine Office. s9-t.th&s, lw
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National Rifles Excursion Wed. See adv

Bring on your orders; We can save you money
FINEST and Freshest Coffee in the CITY,
Extra Sup. Gun-Powder lea, delightful drink.
FINEST Table Butter. None better. Tryi
Old Mandahling Java Coffee. Royal drink
1t" III. T. METZGER Az 9TH A. NV
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Old Rye Whisky, 75c. qt MErzGER's 9TH st.
Sewing Machines for rent by week or
month at OpPESHE1MER's.
5l4 9th ST NV
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Dress Makers Attepf;op

rug Harness and Dog Collars engraved and
razors honed free. WALFoRD, All Pa ave. It,
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Arrai xning tho rrisoncrs In Snuads.

ArEaiSnin2 tho iSrisoncrs ~ Squads.
Judge Miller's new rule Of arraigping the
prisoners upon the opening of the Police Conrt
was put into operation this morning, aud the
prisoners were stood up in several patches and
each was asked after the reading of the charge:
"Are you guilty or not guilty."
Yes sir" and mo sir" were tho responses,
but the mo sirs" were in the majority.
fenced and sent back SO they could get to the
workhouse In time for dinner, but those who
wanted a trial and were convicted did not reach
there until after dinner, but they got their
supper just the same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-09

Piles! Piles! Piles.-Dr. Williams, Indian
Pile Ointment is the only sure cure for Blind
Bleeding or Itching Piles ever discovered. Il
never fails to cure old chronic cases of long
standing. WILLIAMS MIRO. Co., Cleveland
ONO ja25-s, tn, thl5Ut
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The Very Best Sewing Machine Repairing
done at STAIN j. FIsKE, 427 9th st. NV Lowest
prices. White Sewing Machine Agency.
ST. th&slw
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LIdnrS1SG RoDs REPAIExD aud erected. ].
u. kUEHLISG.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST I'LL EIGHT An. WEDNESDAY.
Ter the District OF Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia. light rain; cooler; easterly winds,
shifting to northwesterly.
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BETTER THAN EvER.-Our welI-known. reliable
fine felt dcrbies at II. 30 and - New STYLES and
staple shapes. A. T. LEWIS, ASS 9Th ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-09

WOODS COMMERCIAL School opened last
night with packed hall, being the largest at
TENDANCE in its history
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Sewing Machines repaired; prices low;
all work warranted at OPPENHEIdER's,
514 9Th st. NV
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LADIES: It Will be to your advantage to read
the advertisement OF Louvre Glove Company
On fourth paSe.
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IMPORTANT SALE.-Thonas Bowling will sell
on Thursday next at residence Clio l4th street.
commencing at 10 O'Clock. fine household furn;-
ture and rare. unique and costly articles. The
house viii be open for inspection tomorrow
"wednesday from / until O'Clock D. m, when
catalogues can be obtained See advertise
ment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-09

Why Go TWENTY Miles in the country devoid
of n. improvements TO buy q lot when for the
same price you can get a lovely site on Wesley
Heights. adjoining the new Methodist Univer-
sity. Sale opens September % and closes Oc-
tober p. JOuS I. WAGGAMAN, nth and G.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

X EhNAN's NEW WASHINGTON THEATRE.
THIS WEEK. s ssPi i 5,, MATINEE TODAY.
s. II l. /: i s.: !! /. I /.
The Grace of the tropics and the bsaniy o, the Orient
SO Eef GPTf9NE1 hSc csNkMiSs SO
DROP. sHELpoN's 1904 ST, NV, THE
only strictly frsi-class dancing academy in WASH
inuTsays and ssray ee sen sr
A Laughs IRAND OPERA HOUSE
Engagement of the Brilliant Actress.
MISS JANE cooMBs,
and her Excellent Company
MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, SATURDAY
NIGHT AND WEDNESDAY MATINEE,
Grand Revival of Charles Dic kens Wonderful Story
BLEAK HOUSE"
THURSDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS. the Delightful
THE DREssMAKEE.
Saturday Matinee.
CAMILLE.
Next Week-Kiraify Bros. Grand Production.
So AROUND TIE WORLD.
HARhIs' BlJoU 1HEA1ER
. ONE Week. commencing MONDAY. September s. the
Great Artist.
MISS LILLIAN LEWIS
in her latest success,
CREDIT LORRAINE,
Supported by MIR. ". A. wHITECAR
Next Week-N s WOOD. as
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE
Every Evening" Wednesday and Saturday Matinecs
BEGINNING MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
GEoRGE THATCHER's MINsTRELs.
George That her, John Wild
Wood and Shepard, Thos lie Mack
Roderigo Rapoli, JAY Ouigiey
Frank La Mondue. John A. Coleman,
Edward Marble.
n J. Jose, Raymon Moore,
H. W. frillnan, Thomas Lewis,
ii. A. Patterson, Master John Parr,
Edwin Carter, thas. Kingsbnry,
Eobcrt Whitney, Albert Evans
Sept ia DARK SECRET IS
GLOBE TuEATER MONDAY, SEPT. s
tASTELL AND EMMETTs MAsToDoNIC BEvy
OF sPt CIALTY PRoCYONS.
Matinecs Monday, "Wednesday, Thursday aud Friday
Adniission 10, 20, 10, and ouc. sS-0t
GRAND CONCERT
~ 10 BE Given ut
IRVING HALL at LINDEN STATION,
On metropolitan Branch b. & o. RR.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPT 10. 1890,
100.
To Aid in Building New Church at Forest Glen Nd
s6-3t ADMISSION, so CENTS
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GUSs FOR HIRE. ]. II. KUEHLISo, 1206 Pa.
ave.
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NATIONAL RIFLES excursion Wednesday. See
Advertisements
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-09

CaStOria.
When baby was sick We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children che gave them Castoria
3al6-th, s,tu,ly
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Robbed of Five Hundred Dollars.

air. c. u. Purcell. n horse dealer near Round
Hill. Va. disposes OF his stock in this CITY
Several days ago he came here and sold some
horses, and with large roll of greenbacks in
hls pocket started ont TO see the town. While
on hts rounds he found himself in place where
sosiie young men amused him with a glove
contest. Liquid refreshments were provided
which made hun drOwsy. When he awoke mex
morning he WAS as,onished to find himself in
Alexaadrla and his pockets empty. lie had
been robbed OF $500 When. where and Inv,
whom his cash was stolen he did not know, and
hrs chances foT recovering the money are there
fore decidedly slim. Yesterday he wrote TO
Detective 9lahon, who made inquiries about
tie robbery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-09

Sleeplessncss, Nervous Prostitution. Ncrv-
GUS Dyspepsia, Dizziness. Blues cured BY Dr.
Miles Nervine. Samples free at
MERITS DRUG STORE, 1014 + St
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SovEREIoSs' Cooperative Association. s
special notice column
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WEEKS h Co, AUcTIoSEEEs, will sell mt S39 T.
street northwest. Wednesday. 10Th September.
ct 10 an, fine collection of household effects
folding beds. elegant carpets and rugs and
other necessaries for housekeeping, al, In nice
condition.
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NArIoxAL RIFLEs' excnrsion Wed. SEQ adyt
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Fon WALL PArrns so TO JU1aUs LAsspuroH.

CARPETS CAMrHORATED ana made moth proof
free of charge. EMPIRE CARPET CLEAX1ya
NoaKs, 63l-635 Mas. ave. NV. Telephone 1852.
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Star Spring Water.
Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale In bot
ties and by the glass by all druggists. sAM'L
c. PALMER, Agent. ja25-s. tn, thl5Ot
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INDIAN HEAD Trips Thursday also. See
advertisement.
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WESLEY HEIGHTS. adjoining new Methods,
University. will be offered IN small parcels
september Is. prices 10 and 18th cents per
foot. JoHS +. WAGGAaAS. 18th and O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-09

Use THE JoaSsTo,' BREAKFAST COFFEE Soil
ty ali groccrs at 25c. per pound PACKAGE.
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Buy n Machine with q Reputation!
Examine our New High Arm No. and notice
how its rotary motion. silent and positive. con-
trasts with the rasping, heavy, uncertain action
OF shuttle machines Office, 437 9Th NV
lul-t, tn. ,3m WHEELEn & WILSON MIRO Co.
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NATIONAL RIFLES excursion We'd. See advt.
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NO.
DoAnps. Gle per 100 feet 9Th and n. Y.aye.
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Ico Fl. Bps.. ellis. LIBBEr BIrr1SoER MILLER
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COUNTRY BOARD.

DOARDERS WANTED Ar THE BLUE MOUNT
ID am House for September and October: partridge
aud pheasant shooting IN October. Address Mrs JNO.
H. WATERS, SnlckersSille, Va sy-|ts
COMFORT RESORT-MOUNTAINS OF MARY
" lans (near HarpcT's FeiryD: open throughout tie
fall unexcelled fer health conyeences and comfort;
60 per week ". NJ. CLARK. Keep 1ryst. Washing
ton county, Nd. aul5-lms
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ccATARRH REMEDY

90 swI CCc ATARRH REMEDY
Q Q discovered bye CInstantly relieves and
o Osician. o Q Why DO you suffer- Oswi
sold by c. CHRISTIAN. Wi.olssaie and eetail
.ylo-Atu-th3m <S4 Peiina- ave.
- ENT's SUITS HANDsONELY CLEANED AND
NJ pressed. IL. Coat, 5uc.; tsuta, ESQ: Vest y;yc
No shrinkins. fnding or Toughing the nap. once
euS lSsh ~ near NV. Huio-lms
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POINTS IRON AN INTERESTING DfscUssIoN--DE-
BATE CUT OFF AND AMENDMENTS N THE INTER-
EST OF THE PEOPLE QUICKLY DEFEATED-rHE
BILL AS IT NOW STANDS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-09

GUNS, guns, ammunition, &c. j. Ii. KuEHL-
ISG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-09
OOK up the subject ammo

I OOK up the subject ammo
IL MIA" in a dictionary or en-
cyclopsdia and you will be con-
WINGED that such a substance has
no place in any article of food.
Most Of the baking powders, &C.
cording to the U. S. Report for
1859, contain it in some form.
Cleveland's Superior Baking
Powder, however, is absolutely
free from ammonia, alum, and
all authorizations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-09

OSE OF TIE MOST attractive houses for a
home Will be sold at auction Thursday after
noon At O'Clock, being the new brown-stone
and presS-brlck house No. IlO3 New Hamp-
shire avenue. finely located between Dupont
and Washington Circles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-09

Excellent Table Clarct, CSC. bot. MErzaEn's,
| 7th St 1t~
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Buy Your Coal of J. MAURY DOVE Onl-
highest grades of family coal handled. jyI5-tf
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

nEMl1TS TALLY HO COACH LINE LEAVES
lIol3 18th st. ". hound trip. Arlington, 4 q n m.
and IN. .10c. soldiers Home. AIN, - pm; .yOc
CABIN John Bridge, Ned. and sun, 3 A. N s5c. s.
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SPLENDID glasses 81. HENrLEn's. ASS Pa. a
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Mn. HoLMAy's PROPOSITION DEFEATED.
MIR. Holman then offered as a new section his
proposition TO have the holdings of the railroad
company assessed and paid for.
point Of order was made and then with
drawn. 4 vote on the proposition resulted in
its defeat-ayes D. noes IS.
The committee then rose and reported the
bill to the House.
Mr.. Atkinson moved the previous question
on the bill aud amendments. The vote re-
sulted-yeas "a, nays 81. The point Of no
quorum was made, and an adjournment was
taken with this vote pending.
THE BILL AS IT STANDS.
The bill az amended and reported from the
committee Of the whole now reads rs follows:
Be it enacted, DC, That the construction.
maintenance and use for railway purposes of
the turnonts and sidings of the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad Company, now extending
from its line between the Anacostia or East
ern Branch Of the Potomac river and the
Long Bridge. in the city of Washington, into
the several squares OF ground known and
| designated on the plat of the city OF
Washington as follows: Square 1877, square
739, square Cos, square northeast OF
square sos. square west of square Cos, square
| north OF square G97 square cast of square ca,
square north OF square 642, square Cal. square
$50, square 493, square south OF square 463,
square 46i, square 1856 square 267 and square
south of square 261. is hereby authorized. but
Congress may at any time revoke such authority;
said tracks to be maintained in such manner us
| will least obstruct the public streets, avenues
/ or alleys on which said tracks are laid, and to
| DO under the general supervision OF the Com
missioners of the District Of Columbia
Sec. 2. That il shall be the duty OF the Com
missioners of the District of Columbia, aud they
are hereby authorized and empowered, when
| ever they consider it public benefit, TO grant
the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company
| permission to lay, maintain and use side tracks
and sidings from the main line or lines OF said
railroad into any real estate in said city abut-
| ting on the streets or avenues on which such
line of such company IL or may be situated.
east OF ~ street and south OF Virginia and
| Maryland avenues, which may be used or occ,,-
! pied for manufacturing, commercial, or osher
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THE PROPOSED COMMISSION

After the adoption of MIR. Mudd's amend
ments the amendment submitted by the COM
mittee by way Of compromise was taken up.
providing: That the subject of the location and
relocation OF the tracks, sidngs aud stations of
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad in the CITY
of Washington be referred 10 a competent and
impartial commission composed OF three per-
sons one an expert in railroads, one a civil en-
gineer and one q representative of the business
Interests OF said city, to be appointed by the
President Said commission shall thoroughly
and impartially investigate the subjec. matter
referred TO them and 10 make fun report with
an accompanying bill at the earliest acticable
day and not later than the opening of the first
session Of the fifty-second Congress. Nothing
IN this amendment shall be construed as Inn.
pairing the rights conferred by the bill"
Mr.. Stockdale proposed to amend the amend
Inent by striking out the words "a representa-
tive OF the business interests Of said city," and
insert In lieu thereof lone representative OF
said city" and Mr.. Atkinson accepted the
amendment
NE. ANDERSON POINTS OUT AN AnsUaprrY.
Mr.. Anderson proposed to amend by adding
the following: .And provided that the fore
going provisions of this act shall not take cifec,
until after action by the Fifty-second Con-
Eress-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-09

All the ingredients used in
Cfeveland's superior Bakiug Powder
are pure and wholesome. and
are published on every label.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-08
ABOUT FORT WORTH.
What the rlnckIest City in Texas is Doing and
TRYING to Bo-Noses Of
Progress

The site hes been selected for the fine
new SIS, 900 Episcopalian church, and
the same win be made public before
long This structure will compare well,
il Is intended, with the other new
church buildings of the city.
The new Presbyterian church on
Fourth street is beginning to show its
architectural beauty. The combination
of white and red stone of which it is be-
ing built makes handsome appearance.
Yes said a gentleman around
town yesterday, ''there is need for all
the residences thBs can be built in Fort
Worth for year. The population OF the
city is growing. and there are ready
takers for all the houses that money can
build, as soOD as they can be finished, or
sooner. This seems strange TO me, too,
when 1 consider the number OF
houses just built or now
under construction. have IN
my mind right now q whole gFist of them.
There are the Chase residence. $50 200;
DR.. Thompson, $4,000; J. O. Mccarthy,
$40 900; W r. Moore, $4,000; Hyde Jen-
nings, S25 900; John TIernay. $4,000; j.
q. Connor, $4,000; P. ]. Memory $500;
c.. L. Post, $4,000; Mr.. Nesbitt, $4,000;
Mr.. Powell, $40, 900; Mr.. SWab, $1,000;
Mr.. Tidball, Sl2 900. But there's no
use trying to enumerate them all. They
are going up at Arlington Heights by the
dozens. The Fort Worth loan and con-
struction company alone are at work on
$3.50 900 worth of buildings in Fort Worth
now, But that Is not drop in the
bucket to what should be under way.
The architects are casting about for
material on the 5000 900 packing house
In North Fort Worth. Stone is the ma
terial to be used as brick is not substan-
tIal enough for the weight Of the struet-
| ure.
The contamination yesterday of Sl4,-
500 sale of 1873 acres of land not many
| yards from the junction of the Denver
and Cotton Belt railways, by which the
| property was conveyed from James M.
| and Sarah E. Scott to John F. Swayne,
| w. A. Darter, Morgan Jones and j.
| Peter Smith, is in line with the indus
| trial developments which are to be car
ried on in that locality in the near
| future. 1t will not be long before some
thing will be heard to drop in that di-
rection.
The roof on the sky scraping eight
story Hurley office building will be on by
May 10. 1t will require some time to
finish the structure owing to the DELI
cate and intricate architectural and or
namental work to be done.
| The first story of the Martin Brown
| seven story building will be up by the
| time the Spring Palace is we'll under way,
| so visitors at that time will be able to
| form au idea of the design.
Work on the S45 900 hotel at Arlington
| Heights will be begun pretty soon.
Likewise on the magnificent observatory.
The $50 900 high school building on
Daggett avenue is rising above the floor,
and presents a striking appearance to
those who chance to travel in that vicin-
| ity.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-08
SpJGoT AND RING

n the press reports are to be credited,
President Harrison g veto Of the Dallas
public building bill is the first of series
of similar messages. He seems all at
once to have determined TO save at the
spigot In order that there may be more
profuse waste at the bung. He exhibits
alarm lest by liberal appropriation for
public buildings there will not be left
enough money in the treasury to satisfy
the pension hooters, the subsidy grabbers
and the coast-defense robbers.
Another reason, not apparent on the
face of his veto, may be given for bis
protested solicitude lest the public reve-
nues be unduly wasted in the construo-
ton of public buildings not actually
needed for the transaction of public busi-
ness. This is to be found In the fact THAI
most of the bills, either pending or
awaiting his signature, call for appropri-
atoms to be expended in Democratic dis
triots or in Democratic states. 1t is PEN
MES to pounds that when he comes to
pass upon the bills as they are submitted
TO him, lie will find reasons for signing
those asking for public buildings in Re-
publican districts and for vetoing those
calling for appropriations to be expended
in Democratic districts.
1t will not, however, be SO easy for
him TO carry this purpose INTO execution.
His message has alarmed number OF
Republican members who have not only
public building bills pending, but otner
measures calculated 10 reduce the sur
plus and enrich the treasury hooters.
They see IN the message threat that,
unless large appropriations are made for
pensions, for subsidies and for coast do
lenses, he will thwart their efforts to OBJ
tain money for expenditure in their re-
speotive districts.
Now, there are Republican members
who believe that their districts are just
as much entitled to a share OF the sur
plus as the subsidy grabbers and coast
defense robbers, and they will be apt to
make fight for those measures upon the
passage of which depends their own con-
tinuance in public life. They may say to
Mr.. Harrison: elf you insist on saving
at the spigot We win not permit yon to
waste at the bung." II they do this, and
Tom Reed refuses to come to his rescue,
Harrison will find himself between the
deFfl aud the deep sea, and be compelled
10 lay his pen aside and let the hooters
have their way.
IL, however, he has gwen Republican
members tip that only such biRs as re-
late to Democratic districts are to be We
toed, he, has done nothing more or less
than TO ful6n the expectations of those
who know him for the rankest, meauest
and most higoted partisan whom mis-
guided people ever elevated TO the prssi-
dental Office. -
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-08

IT is impossible to please everybody !.
In fact, it never has been done. Proyi-
deaoe has failed in the effort. The pro-
hibitionists we're very much exercised
over the appointment of Judge Brewer
as one of the associate justices of the SUI
prene court, and the liquor men were
wei. pleased Since he disssnted from
the opinion of the majority OF the mem
beers OF the court on the original package
case from Iowa the pros and liquor men
are agreed that they misiudged him.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-08

TIE claws delays" are doing much TO
shake the confidence OF the people in the
efficacy Of law and often leads thsm into
grave errors aud extrayagant theories.
In tile olden time people knew no better
than to submit TO any delay the law i'm
posed upon them. and were satisfied If
,heir eases we're dscided in ave or ten
years. II is dirersrt now. We live G
lasi age and men cannot waits ana,
strange to saw. tbs lawyers have Ect all