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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-19
BEHIND THE DOORS.
Scenes In the House Today-Mr. Hei-
man Peeped In aud wss Csusbr

The hlibustering by the democrats OF the
House continued today. The action Of the re-
publican caucus yesterday in sending psrsup-
tory orders 20 absentee republicans 70 return
had the effect Of bringing within six Of .
quorum.
The attempt OF tho Speaker 70 count q
quorum proved disastrous, the test hy tsllerv
showing tsat his count had been wrong.
He retrieved this by ruling that lee vas
a quorum, after he had himself at frst thourht
that l6i was enough. that number being
present The democrats had expected that
an attempt would be made 20 conhne
them IN the House by closing the
doors, which would have resulted in trouble,
putt gu. .e's was not done. The democrats had
heavy shoes on. All the democratic except
Two or three were on, of the House.
Many OF them were IN tne
corridors. consumed with CURIOSITY. but AFRAID
to poke their noses within the hall lest they BE-
counted for quorum
Mr. HOLMAN PKErED IN
Mr.. Holman peeped in once. The Speaker
saw nun aud called him IN, amid the applause
OF The republicans This was a warning
Now and then Mr. o'FerraIl came ont
10 report, but most Of the time the demo-
Gratis outside were ignorant of what was
going on within. About 2 o'clock Mr. o'Fer-
ran came out with proposition which had
been made TO him by the republicans. IL vas
that NJ the democrats would Weld nov
no more democrats would be unseated MANY
We're willing 20 accept this. but Mr. Mcmillan
advised earnestly against il, and the flibuster-
ing continued
GETTING THEIR HATS
Members who have hot felt il safe 10 come
into the House have been having their hs,.
handed out to them through glass door lead.
ing TO the corridor from the barher shop
door.
CAMERA AT WORK
The republicans do not propose 20 le, the
opportunity for making campaign thunder CO.
cape.
They had photographer In the gnl-
lerles today taking pictures Of the House
with the empty seats on the demo-
cratic side and all the seats on
the other side full Pages and one OF the door
Keepers who have assisted the democrats 60
their hats and canes from the cloak room are
said to be IN danger of censure or Dismissal
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HOW CARTER WAS ASSAULTED.
Policeman Riley on Trial In the Police
Court.

This afternoon in the Police Court the case
Of Officer William Riley, charged with an as
sault on Walter Carter on the night Of the 10Th
instant, was tried, Mr.. Armes prosecuting and
Messrs. F. p. Gloss and j. A. Moss appearing
for the defense
The defendant testified in his own behalf
that at ten minutes of IL o'clock he was on his
beat. When Mcintosh hit Carter in front of
the station he (defendant), who was standing
at the corner OF L street, went to sec what the
trouble WAS and said 20 Mcintosh: "Hold on,
Mack, don't hit him any more" Defendant
denied that he struck Carter
Officer Haynes testified that Carter had ac-
cused him of having held him
Where il McIntosh?" asked the court
"They say that he has gone west" responded
Mr.. Gloss
Mr.. Armes said he was satisfied that Riley
was not the man.
THE OTHER MAN.
Judge Miller said that if there was another
officer there and he did not interfere to pre-
vent the brutal assault he Cthe court) would
send him TO Jail for eleven months and twenty
nine days.
1T was special officer who was there" said
Officer Kimmell
II don't care whether he Was special or a
general officer" said the court
Mr.. Armes asked Officer Kimmell for the
name OF the special officer, but Kimmell said
he dad not know his name.
RILEY DIsCHARoRD.
The charge against Oficer Riley was dis
missed
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AMONG THE LAW MAKERS.
Senator Voorhees, Proposal to Increase
the Silver Purchases.

Senator Voorhees, resolution directing the
purchase OF an additional amount OF silver
bullion, offered ia the Senate today. after q
long preamble reciting the condition OF bust
ness In the country declares that 70 give i'm
mediate and partial relief to the present great
want for money the Secretary of the
Treasury be and he hereby is authorized 20
purchase in the American markets within
thirty days from the Iassage OF this resolution
ioOO0,ooO ounces of silver bullion at its present
legal requirement. of weight and fineness or
80 much thereof as he can buy at a cost not
exceeding sLl929 per ounce. That the silver
oulhon bought under the provisions Of
this resolution shall be immediately coined
into silver money and held in the Treasury an
current money. That the silver bullion hereby
authorized and directed TO be bought shall not
interfere with the monthly purchase of silver
bullion provided for in the act passed august
Is. 1890. Any money IN the Treasury not other
wiso appropriated Is hereby appropriated 20
pay FOR the silver bullion authorized and d.
rected TO be bought under this resolution"
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THE TARIFF BILL.
Expected That the Tariff Conferees VIII
Report 1t to the House Tuesday.

The conference on tho tariff bill this MORN
ing did not touch upon matters of public in
terest, but the proceedings were confined TO
action Of pro forma amendments or those in
involving no pronounced differences Of
opinion. Sugar, binding twine and the tariff
commission clauses were not touched
1t is the understanding of the democratic
conferees, stated by one Of them today, that
the daily sessions Of the conference are to be
purely formal, and that the points of real i'm
portance at issue are to be brought forward
only after the republican managers have al
justed their differences among themselves
and are ready TO have the results
fsrenss Msanaho by although tine fun formal
or inconsequential amendments only arc being
acted upon, the result is substantial progress
as these matters must be disposed of sooiIer or
later before q report cen be made, and time is
saved by disposing Of them now.
THE METAL SCHEDULE STUMBLING BLOCK.
1t is said that the metal schedule is really
the principal obstacle to an agreement by the
republican conferees. The Senate conferees
have expressed a determination not to recede
from the amendments made in the Sem
ate TO that schedule, chiefly in the
way of lowering duties, and the
House conferees are said to be insisting on o
restoration of the duties in the bill as passed
the House, inasmuch as on most other matters
Of importance they have yielded to the de-
mands OF the Senate. 1t is said that the sugar
schedule has been agreed to by the republi-
CANS, but formal action is withheld until other
matters of difference are compromised
THE BILL NAY BE REPORTED TUESDAY.
The general belief is now that the conferees
will hold their final session on Monday and
that the bill will be ready to present to the
House Tuesday morning If that is done ad-
journment will follow on the succeeding Mon
day or Tuesday.
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NINE. A. RUPERT SArs.

The principal talsbearer OF 10 the skin Of the
human face" To regain . youthful appearance 70
n ust scale this akin OF and form skin en-
tire. Nine A. Rupperts world-renov ned Face Bleach
does this without injury harmful eject cutting the
esllous filing Of the pores and drawing completely
al discolorztons impurities One bottle. e.; three
hotties usually required clear the compexion) So
any address. Call OF once and see young girl
side Of her face cleared and other side - was
ofisnally showing vast change or send &c. postage
for full psrtic ulars NINE A. RUPERT. 43o tn
nw. Washington. DC Open evenings. o2o 10Th near
81. NV. Vo
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THE wARDEN's OFFICE.
IL II Expected Gen. Crocker's Successor
Will he Named Next Week.

There ID quiet contest going on for the
wArdenship Of the jail, although there are no.
many candidates in the field Mr.. Robert Ball.
who has been court crier for long time and
who has been associated with the judges, is
thought TO have the inside track, although be
is said TO have formidable competitor who 10
keeping in the background. This 10 Frank
Miller, who was formerly clerk in the Treas
ury Department
Deputy Warden Russ. who has been sbout
the jail since 1864. would be satisfied il the
judges would promote him.
Mr.. Ball is an old resident Of this city. and
his friends claim that he 10 especially well
qualified for the position.
II is thought that the appointment will be
made early next week. as all Of the judges are
expected here by that time. As yet, however,
no formal applications have been filed.
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Real Estate Matters.

Radcliffe, Darr Co., auctioneers, sold yes
terday afternoon at auction lot IA, square SAG,
fronting ON 9th street between L and NJ streets
northeast, to NJ. n. Rouzer, for 80 cents per
square foot
John W. Parsons has bought for "a, 800 of R.
B. DIETRICH sub r, square 694, II feet front on
New Jersey avenue between D street and Viz
ginia avenue southeast
r. H. Holt has bought Of H. Eberbach for
q 900 subs Il and As, square l78, each Is by 50
feet ON 9Th between p aud Q streets north
west
e. N. Morrill, has bought for e7,500 Of C. P.
Stone part Friendship, &C., 6.51 acres on Mill
tary road.
b. B. McKibben has purchased for %, 9oS 81
Of q. H. White lots 50 TO IS, square So, front
ing each Is. n feet on between 22d and 2Sd
streets northwest.
Jacob :Ruhi has bought for Oh, 600 Of W. G.
johnson part 9, square $40, Is by 5276 on
southwest corner Of 9th and L streets north
west
G. W. Handy has bought for e7.50o Of @. g.
Parker part z, square 900, II feet inches By
IS feet inches on 18Th between y and J
streets northwest.
W. h. Barrett has purchased for e15,5oo q
T. Franklin Schneider sub 191, square 16S-2Q
By 100 feet on Q between 18th and 18th streets
northwest
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Public Road on the Virginia Side.

TuUiIC 1NOau Ou tuc virginia SlOcs
Of local interest is the Senate bill, passed by
the Senate this afternoon. appropriating the
sum of $4,000 for the improvement OF the pub
lie road in Alexandria county, Va. connecting
the Chain, Aqueduct and Long bridges
The bill provides that the money is ssto be
expended under the direction OF the Secretary
Of War for the purpose OF necessary grading or
otherwise improving by graveling or
mnca damizins or both the present
public road from the Chain Bridge
TO the Aqueduct Bridge, and thence
through the Arlington estate along the front Of
the Arlington National Cemetery TO the Long
bridge, all in the county of Alexandria, state
of Virginia. Provided that public road
shall DO first established along the whole
route, free OF cost TO the United
States. not less than 50 feet wide. And
provided further, That the Secretary of War
shall on full investigation select the public
road TO be SO improved when there shall be
two or more pnblic roads between the points
above named"
Yesterday afternoon while walking on the
track OF the Boston and Maine railroad at
Lynn, Masa, benjamin Sweetzer. q prominent
citizen, was struck by . locomotive aud killed.
II 10 learned that the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Re has not only bought the Midland but
has also secured an option on the Rio Grande
Western. The sum involved IN the deal is
33S, 000, 000.
Patrick Bowers. aged sixty-hvs. was mur-
dered some time "Wednesday night at Camden,
n J.. By bis step-son, John Fitzgerald. The
murderer escaped
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Marriage Iicsnses

Marriage licenses have been issued nv the
clerk OF the court TO John n. johnson OF
GAINESVILLE. Nd, and Sarah Davis: Dallas WASH
ington and Estelle l.. Hill; Charles Douglass
and Farley Ford; Frederick Weicker and An
ME DupL
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.


At the request Of Representative Springer,
who lives opposite the Capitol Park the Dis
trict Commissioners have stopped the ringing
Of the bell of St. Peters Catholic Church on
account of the illness of Mrs Springer.
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NsattlSlEn

UNDEIwoOD-soMERy On Tuesa,y evan
lng, September 10, 1890, the paEsonaae of Starr
n chnrn, B.irnore. by Rev. Il. r. Little, D.
MILE.
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The Financial Situation Improved

The Financial Situation Improved.
Applications having recently been received
at the Treasury Department for the extension
OF time beyond the Goth instdnt for deliveries
Of the ~ per cent bonds under the circular OF
August 50 the department has decided to allow
reasonable delay In making deliveries. pro-
vided the bonds are offered to the Secretary
OF ut the Offices Of the assistant treasurer be-
fore the 10th instant Authority 70 this effect
has been given the subtreasury officers As
sistant Secretary Batcheller says that the pur-
chase OF el6, OO0, 900 or more Of bonds Wednesday
has greatly relieved the money market and he
believes that the panicky feeling has disxp-
peared In financial centers.
The Treasury Department today. mp TO noon.
purchased o., 05l, $50 ~ per cent bonds under
the terms Of the circular Of August so. Tho
total amount purchased by the department
under this circular, including today's business,
aggregates elI, S86,450
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Dion Bouoicauls. the playwright and actor.
died, sitter lingering Illness at IL o'clock Last
evening at bic home u New York.
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The Aufenthie Divorce Case Faded.
The divorce case of Rose NJ. Aufenthie
against John II. Aufen,hie has been dismissed
by the complainant
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TYsE AN0osTURA BIfTERs TO srIMUIArR
ne ApPstise and Keep the digestive orsans 10 or
esE. DE- J. q. b siEaEkT 4 SONS. sois manufsc-
sarszA ~ eli drusyists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-19

IL YOU ARE TIRED TAKING THE LARGE oxpL
fashioned gr;ing pills try CAsTEk's Little Iiyo~
i1s sud take some comfort man can't stand every
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-19

Range OF the Thermometer Today.
Tie following were the readings at the Sig
nal ofhce today: am. 81; 2 pm, 70; maxi
mum, IS: minimum, S.
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HE TAn1rr BnL MAkrs No

DAFR knESCE IN PRICES WITH CA
New IAN Dress Ginghams 10 and l9}xc.
New Fall Chintzes. yard wide. In Reds and
Blues. fast colors. ony l2Ac
36-snch Cashmeres. In all the new fall colora.
only 25c-
The New Tariff nearly doubles the price of
some grades Of Hosiery. We will lower the price
ladies' Fun Regular Made Baibrisyan Hoe,
12kc
Mems Full Regulsr Made Baibrisgaa Hos.
12<c.
Ladies Positive Fast Color Hose In Biacks.
Browns. Navy and Gray. only l2I<e.
Children's Positive Fast Black Derby Rtbbed
Hose. sizes 5 TO Va. only l2sc
We can give you hundreds OF testimonial A
70 the merits Of this stocking
We are showing some great values in Lace
Curtains from 81 pair up.
Remnants Of Mattings and Csrusts 70 c,o..
cheap.
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THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.
The Senate Committee Fails to Get a
Quorum Today.

MANY PRISONS INTERESTED N AND OPPOSED TO
THE WASHINGTON AND CUMBERLAND RAILROAD
BILL WERE PREsESr-rHEY HOLD INFORMAL
CONFERENCES.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Sto,

New York Stock Market.
Tho following the opening and closing prices OF
the New York stock Market. rs reported by special
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THr Grsu1sr IMPORTED
CARLSBAD sPRUDEL SALT

solves tenacious bile. siays irritation and OBJ
sruction by aiding nature and by sudden and
cessive irritation, cstharcs do. 10 Of great
benefit in temporary and hsbitus constipation. liver
kidney diseases ehrousc crtsrrh Of the stomsoh
and bowels rheumatism and govt, kc. and should b
used early in the morning before brcskfs<t. Care
must be exercised to obtain the article which
is imported In round bottles Each bottle come. IN
paper cartoon. Write for psmphlet EfsNEk 4
NENDELsoN CO. Agents Barclay st.. New yerk
s33
ID ENoyAL SALE - GOODS AT HALF FORMER
h price - lime Int leather Drsss Shoe and
Zoe. wore d. Mems and Boys eiV suits nav IS.
al2and 10 cutie DOW - md 10 % eioes out, Boys
Knee paLts. 40 aid DOE 90 75c. Boys Scbool
suits %. 30; we're sf-ail 10 Boys' sehooi Hsoa
and Csl~ from 25c. Upward Dxiures &c, for sale.
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Housewares.
WHO CONTEMPLATE FURNISHING THEIR
HOMES WITH THE COMFORTS OF LIFE.
SHOULD BE CAREFUL NOT TO BE MIS-
LED BY THE RosEATE PROMISES HID
OUT BY
DESIGNING DEALERS.
WHO LIE IN
WAIT TO ENTRAP THE UNwABY. But
WHOSE METHODS HAVE AN UNDERLYING
SMACK OF DECEPTION.
AS THE sPLENDoR AND BRIIL1ANCY OF
THE DIAMOND Is 10 The MONETARY
GLARE OF THE FOIL. so Is OUR EoUIT-
ABLE CREDIT SYSTEM TO The PLANS
SPRUNG UPON THE PUBLIC
TODAY TO BE HEARD OF NO MoRE To-
MORROW.
ITS ORIGINALITY. APEp BIZ MANY. has
WON FOR IT THE RESPECT AND ADMIRA-
TON OF GRATEFUL PUBLIC. AND To-
DAY IT SHINES FORTH
PEERLESS AND UNAppRoACHABLz
ALL GOODS ARE SOLD UPON
AND ARE IN YOUR POSSESSION WHILST
IoUARE ENJOYING THE USE THEREOF
AND PAYING FOR THEM
YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND OUR LINE
COMPLETE AND OUR PRICES UPON
CREDIT
ON A PAR WITH THOSE OF STRICTLY
CASH HOUSES. UPoN TERMS 10 SUIT
YOUR CONVENIENCE
HOUSE 4 HERRMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES.
ti7. DEL AND e23 TN ST. AND e27 AND e3f
au3O-4m MASS AVE NV.
kEFREE IRON ALL CRUDE AND IRRITATING
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Care Fon THE SKIN.

FELSS ARRESTS
GERMICIDE THE DEVELOPMENT OF
SOAP DIsEAsE-PRODUCIN6
GERMS AND WARDS OFF
SKIN DISEASE
Where trouble already exists, 1t
clesnses the sore and affected parts,
opens the pores, lowing free scope TO
the wonderful healing power Of the
soap.
PHYSICIANS USE
FELs's GERMICIDE SOAP
IN THEIR PRACTICE.
Because IL is the best medium whereby
the antiseptics aud germicides neces-
sary to the cure Of cutaueous anec-
tons can be employed.
DAINTY IN USE.
MADE so BY ITS
NATURAL INGREDIENTS.
NOT BY PERFUMERY.
So mild and pure is Fels's Germicide
Soap that the tender skin Of the
baby gains tone and health from IL
constant use.
Price IS cents
FELs L co, Makers,
apl-l46t Philadelphia
MY FRIEND, LOOK HERE YOU KNOW HOW
NJ weak and nervous yonr wife Is; sud you Know
why not be fair about ii and buy her u boxy
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HOUSE 4 HERRMANys
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES.
l.. o2i AND ea3 TN ST. AND ea7 AND $50
Au3o-4m MASS AVE NV.

A re FREE PROM ALL CRUDE AND IRRITATING
IA matter. Concentrated medicine only; very small
,-sy 10 taIs' no pain; no gripping. CAkrEkS Little
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cAEHARr & LEIpy.

s2s 7th ct and 70e It. nH
PHILADELPHIA STORE. ala
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AMONG THEM - THH BILL TO PRHvKxT THE
sPRHAD OF 4PIpIM1cs, TIE BILL TO PREVENT
SALE on cAHnYIxo OF DEADLY WEAPONS, BILL
TO REGULATE JUNK pxALKRs ETC.
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MY FRIEND, LOOK HERE: YOU KNOW HOW
wi weak and nervous your wife il. sud YOU know
that CARRIERS Iron Pills will relieve her. Now
why not be fair about 1T and buy her boxy
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DAINTY IN USE.
MADE so BY ITS
NATURAL INGREDIENTS
NOT BY PERFUMERY,

So mild and pure is Fels's Germicide
Soap that even the tender skin Of the
baby gains tome and health from it.
constant use.
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ESTIMATES FOR STREETS.
Capt. Rossell Making Up His Esti.
mates.

RECOMMENDATIONS MADE TO THE xxoISRER
coMMIssroSER-A PROPOSED DISTRICT xxHrB1r
AT cHrcAao-oRADrSo AND RKsuRFAcrSo-
COMBINATIONS FOR NEW poApyAYs
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FELS'S
GERMICIDE
SOAP
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-07-26
HOME HINTS AND HELPS.

To clean gold, wash it in warm water containing ten or twelve drops of sal volatile.
 Cocoanut Tarts.-Take half a pound of fine granulated sugar and dissolve in half a pint of water; add pound of grated cocoanut and boil; when cold add the well-beaten yeiks of three eggs and the white of one; flavor with lemon or vanilla; pour into tart rings lined with good paste. Bake quickly.
 Rolled Beefsteak. a round steak, stuff as you do fowl, roll neatly and tie in shape. Put in a bake tin. baste often and bake till tender Thicken the gravy in the pan, season with catsup or lemon, and pour it around the meat In serving cut from the end. Tough meat can be made tender cooked in this style.
 To preserve the crispness and flavor of green vegetables for salads throw them in ice-water for an hour, then dry carefully on soft towel, being careful not to bruise them, and then put in cold place until wanted. Never mix any salad with the dressing until you are ready to serve it. Use the coldest of dishes to serve it on, and, if garnished properly, it is one of the most attractive and wholesome dishes on the table Table Talk
 A Good Breakfast Dish.-To pint of cold mashed potato add tablespoon ful melted butter, well-beaten egg and one teaspoonful minced parsley. Mold into cakes with the hand, dip them in beaten egg, then in cracker dust and fry to 8 nice brown on both sides Tn plenty of hot butter and drip pings. As taken up, have ready as many poached eggs as potato cakes, lay one on the top of each on the platter Garnish with parsley and serve at once: Orange Judd Farmer.
 A common wash-stand may be trans formed into an attractive piece of furniture for the sitting-room by em- ploying a new style used in decorating the tops of little tables. The upright sides and back of the upper shelf must be removed and the top covered with pretty cretonne, attached without a wrinkle. It must be neatly and smooth ly applied and then vanished with transparent varnish. Several coats will be required, until finished surface is presented, which does not suggest that the pretty decora tion is due to any textile fabric. The legs may be painted with gold paint and vanished with white varnish or finished with enamel, as desired.