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WHAT THE DEMOCRATS WILL DO.
They May Let the New Code be Adopted
Without Voting.

The code Of rules was reported TO the House
today and the matter laid over until Monday.
There is some difference Of opinion among the
democrats a. to the way in which the new code
should be received, but the course indicated
at the caucus last night was to consider
and discuss the code In good faith, doing moth
reliance will be ON their ability 10 show that
the code 10 . bad one and ought not to be
adopted without amendment and they viii then
be satisfied to let the responsibility for any
evil that may result from the too great liberty
Of action rest with the majority. When it
comes to the final vote ON the code as q whole
they may not vote, leaving the republicans to
adopt the rules BY their own votes.
This latter action will not be to make delay,
but merely 70 emphasize their protest il the
code is not amended % they desire.
SEVERELY CRITICISED BIZ DENocRAra
The democratic criticism Of the new rules is
very severe and they will attack them savagely in
their speeches, but it Is expected TO be adopted
about as the republican caucus decided yester-
day.
Mr.. Randall will not be able TO be in the
House to speak on the subject. of course, but
Ii Is understood that he is preparing q state
ment which he will give to the country.
The House was as calm and peacesble this
morning as il they had never been anything
but . happy family. The republicans think
their code Of rules will enable them to do any
business they want to. Therefore they are
happy.
The democrats think they have q victory in
getting any code reported, and that the code
is so bad that its operation will iniure their
adversaries, who have the responsibility.
Therefore they smile and look contented.
The reporting of the rules has had q won
derfuliy soothing effect.
The clause in the rules authorizing general
legislation on appropriation bills was stricken
ont of the code by the republican caucus last
night
THE COMMITTEE N SESSION TODAY.
The House committee on rules was again in
session this morning and amended the code to
correspond TO the action Of the republican eau
Gus yesterday afternoon.
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MARRIED.

LlSCH-BECKER. on "wednesday, February e.
1890, by Father Walter, HELM. daughter OF Victor
ana Frances Becker OF this CITY, To Mn d LII NOa "
Gainesville lila
MAfNADIER-MAITLAND BY the Rev. Frederick
Ghbson an o. Oeorzes cnurch. BALTIMORE On " ednes-
day February D. 1891, LILA daughter OF Jss K Matt
land OF West River, Anne Arundel county, Md, 10
SosTANUs b. AAlNADlkk Of Washington, DC.
No cards.
,WAkSkE-ALLEN. BY the Rev 9. f. williams n
tue residence OF the - lie parents, Ar. O. MAkNkE
JR, u Boston anu LA IA AZ. ALLkN VI this city .
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INDICTMENTS RETURNED.
Benjamin A. Jones, the Missing Pay
Clerk, ON the Grand Jury List.

The grand jury today reported the following
indictments to Chief Justice Bingham in the
Criminal Court:
Benjamin A. Jones alias B. A. Jaeger, en-
bezzlement (thirty counts), aggregating sc, COG,
from the United States; o. II. stull, embez-
element of books valued at s50.50 Of W. c..
Burlingsme; Theodore Gross. HOUSEKEEPING;
Andrew Belle, do; Arthur s. Winston. false
pretense; Bernard Carroll. do; VIM. Williams
alias John Williams HOUSEKEEPING and larceny;
VIM. Gordon, larceny; Michael Meany. Richard
Meany, Ed Cunningham, Leonard Finnican
and Frank Wynne, larceny from the person;
Chas. Kitchener. forgery; John Allen. assault
with intent TO kill; Nathaniel Guy, assault
with intent to kill, and Andrew Bell, house,
breaking.
The grand jury also presented John N. Mar
tin, Charles Michener and Barney Walker for
false pretenses
The grand jury ignored the charges
against Henry Clayton Valentine, rape; Rufus
Harris, assault with intent to kill; VIM. Bryant,
larceny from person; VIM. Taylor, assault with
intent 10 rape. and John L Yoekel, smbexzls-
meat
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From Vail street Today.

NEW YORK, Feb. s-Narrowness was the
principal feature of the stock market this morn
ing, the dealings in five stocks being all there
was Of interest in the trading. better tone
prevailed, however. and material improvement
was made in quotations in the leaders, while the
rest of the list remained dull and stagnant
throughout the morning. First prices were
rather mixed. but while the trusts we're slightly
lower the regular list showed some improve
ment over last nights figures. Rock Island
Reading, Louisville and Nashville and two
trusts were the active stocks. and while the
first three showed fractional improvements
Reading touching Al and Rock Island crossing
49, the greatest strength was in the trusts,
sugar rising from 5o1s to 5SA and lead from
1877 to 1885. These prices were not maintained,
for a reaction occurred toward the end of the
hour and at that time the market Was fairly
active and rather heavy, but still generally at
small fractions better than the opening prices
The Pope's Brother Dying.
ROME, Feb. 6.-Cardinal Pecci, brother of
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AFTER TuE Gn1ppE. WHAT,

general prostration of the system, with extreme
susceptibility second attack. to pneumonia, or 70
the Grippe should the utmost caution and not ex
himself drafts indulge in rich foods or to en-
deavor to make up for lost time" in business. The
mucous membrane is still congested, the are
weak and the blood Is charged with efete microbes
Now is the time when the patient needs, and should
take, that best of tonic blood purifiers
AYERS SARSAPARILLA
Prepared by Dr. J. C Aver & Co.. Lowell, Mass Price
81: six bottles. 50. Worth IS bottle. ja25-12t
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Secretary Tracy's Gratitude.

Secretary Tracy desires to express through
the STAR the thanks Of himself and his family
for all the kind words and acts that have come
to them in this hour Of their trouble and for
this purpose has furnished the following card:
1T being impossible for Secretary Tracy or his
family to personally express their gratitude for
the many acts Of kindness shown them by diiY-
erent people Of this city at the time Of and after
the hre In their homo they take this method of
conveying their thanks for all that was done and
70 express their appreciation Of the kind feeling
and sympathy 20 geueyously manifested"
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''Clean, Newsy and Dignified."

From the New Brunswick CN.JD Home News
The Washington, ID. c., STAR reaches us en-
larSed to paper Of twelve large and well
filled pages. Tho STAR is the bright and
successful result Of persistent enterprise, in
dependent views and unfailing tact, that have
builtup great and useful newspaper from small
beginnings. AS newspaper il lis q reliable riaer
of news and movements in the nations capital,
and as a journal for the counting house, the
Office or the fireside it is clean, uewsy and
dignified to degree that entities it to promi-
nent place among the foremost newspapers Of
the country
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CoueHs. Sore THRoAr.

The highest medical authorities Of the world pre-
scribe aud recommend the SODES MINERAL PAS
TiLLES Diseases OF the Throat Chest aud Lungs,
and also for Cons unptiOn.
THE SOden Mineral PastiIles and Waters proved
quite useful claimed in the for which
employed them, OF gastric catarrh-"
WM. I. WAUGH,
Prof. Of the Metco- Chirurgical College at Phils.
Il used the Soden Mineral Pastilies with excellent
results. Cneerfully RECOMMEND them for all Throat
troubles" !. IL CLAUSEN. VI d..
Supervising Phy stefan at PhilA
At al Druggists at 20 and 30 cents box
Pamphlets GRATIS on application.
soDEN MINERAL SPRINGS CO., LIMITED,
oc29tih&s-6m Is Cedar St, New York.
QUIT The PEOPLE. BECAUSE THEY ARE TIRED
- of bitter dOses with the pain and grlping that
usually follow Carriers Little Liver Pills. One pill Q
dose.
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Tastes

may differ, but all connoisseurs pronounce the
j. Cglvet Co. Bordeaux and Burgundy wines
to be of excellent quality. For sale by the
Schoonniaker Co. anu other leading dealers
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Death OF Coi. a. S. Curtis.

Death or Col. -. 3. Curtis.
Col Daniel 9. Curtis, charter member Of
John A. Rawlius post, GAR, died at IN early
hour this morning His remains viii be buried
Of Arlington on Saturday.
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a Cold Wave Coming

bulletin from the signal Office says: Hoist
cold wave signal temperature will fall to 30
degrees or lower by am. February.
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TIE GEsUrsE

IMPORTED CARLSBAD sPRUDEL SALT
Is the best aperent laxative and duretc Beware Of
limitations IL
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The Remains Taken to Indiana.

The remains Of Mr.. Frederick L. Burnett
reached this city yesterday afternoon late and
we're opened to few Of his friends at the
depot last night. At II o'clock they were taken
by his father and brother to Te-re Haute, Ind,
where they will be inferred in the family bury
ing ground.
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Range OF the Thermometer Today.
The following were the readings at the sie-
nal Office today: Sam. 81 2p.m-, IS; maxi
mum, 40; minimum, 3D.
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COLUMBIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
The Proposed Route in This CITY Of tAe
Drum Point Road Extenssoo.

The subcommittee on railroads Of tbe Hou..
District committee gave 4 long hearing thss
morning 70 the friends Of the proposed exten-
sion Of the Drum Point railroad into ne
District The proposed road 10 specified
in the bill introduced by Mr. Rusk - shs
Columbia Central railroad The COMMITTEES
representing the road consisted OF Mr.. Augustus
Albert, the president OF the Drum Point road.
Judge Wilson and Mr.. c. Mensis A
number OF changes were insisted ON
by the committee and agreed to by the road.
The bili Will be amended and Mr.. Compton
will reintroduce il In the House in the courss
OF . few days.
10 TERMINATE AT STANTON sQuARE
The main amendments were 10 terminate The
road at Stanton square, to reduce the fare from
nve to three cents per passenger per mile and
withdrawing the clause permitting the road to
increase the capital stock of the road 10 any
amount
The route in the District as amended ID q
follows:
Entering the southeast corner OF the pistr,eto NJ
Columbia,and thence running westerly through
the District 10 the east bank of AnacostaA river
at point near Bennings bridge; thence cros.-
ing SAID Anacostia river and running westerly
70 tne intersection OF + and 18th streets north
east, IN The city OF Washington; thence wess-
erly through street northeast 4 s4s feet 10
=! maryland avenue northeast; thence southwest
through said Maryland avenue northeast 2.6s0
ieet OF said route 10 Stanton square.
heid Tor the Philadelphia Authorities.
young woman namad Sadie Black was taken
into custody 10y Detective Horne last night
The detective found an opium smoking outfit in
her room. She WAS spprehended on complaint
OF Chief Wood OF the Philadelphia detective
corps Sadie was arrested in that city on q
charge OF having stolen watch and chain ana
she jumped her bail Detective Horne locked
her up AT the hrst precinct station and notified
the Philadelphia authorities of her arrest
Real Estate Matterx
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Ex-Representattve Romeis Of Ohio ID in Wash-
ington with his eyes very firmly fixed on the
collectorship Of customs for the tenth Ohio
district Mr.. Romeis thinks also that it would
be only justice 10 refund him the considerable
expenses he incurrsd ID his famous contest
with Frank Hurd for the honor OF rspressnt-
ins the tenth Ohio district toQS years ego.
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BEoScHrrIs CURED.

BRoScHIr1s CURED.
AFTER SPENDING TEN WINTERS SOUTH WAS
CURED BY SCOTS EMULSION.
140 CENTER STREET. NEW YORK.
June 25. 1883
Tie winter after the great fire in Chicago con-
traeed Brone affections and since then have been
Obliged spend nearly every winter south Last No
veuber was advised to try SCOTS EMULSION OF
COD LIVER OIL with HYPOPHosPHITEs. and to
my surprise relieved once and by continuing its
use three months entirely cured gained flesh and
strength and was able to stand the blizzard and
attend to business every day.
Tc CHURCHILL.
Sold BY all Druggists. ocl
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
Name.
Name.
o. | O.

The following are the opening and closing prices Of
wire 70 CorsOn and Macartney. 1919 street:
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m APPEAL FOR FAIR PLAY.
The Outcome OF the Colored National
Convention.

An ADDRESS 10 THE PUBLIC ApoPTKD-rRHY
WANTED SOME LAWS ENACTED But ooxpxnN
ALL xHIonATIoN scHExEs-rHK CLOSING FRO
cEEDINos roDAY.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

I,oR TWENTY-FIyE CENTS YOU CAN Cat CAR
u ters Little Liver Pllsthe best liver REGULATOR in
the world. Don't forget this. One pill dose
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THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.
PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS AND CHI
DREN.

PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS AND GILL
DREN.
Representative Greenhaige Of Massachusetts
who was president of the humane society al
Lowell, introduced in the House today a bill
prepared by the humane society of Washing
ton incorporating into the District code the
laws for the prevention Of cruelty to children
and to animals nov in force In New York and
Boston.
'pfN0HlHA6HEo TEE RA1nET OFFICE.
The entire House committee on patents made
pilgrimage to the patent office today and
made thorough inspection of the building.
with the view Of personally finding the needs
of the Office and 10 obtain some idea of what
should be done 10 relieve the pressure.
UNDERGROUND vIREs.
Mr.. Maish introduced bill In the House to-
day making an appropriation of s75,0O0 for q
complete system OF underground wires for tele-
phone and telegraph between the several GOV.
ernment departments In Washington.
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The POpe's Brother Dying.
ROME, Feb. 6.-Cardinal Pecci, brother of
the pope, who is suffering from pneumonia is
diving
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BARIHOLONAY BREWERY CO of Rochester " Y
AfOi1o New beer. pure and ipli sorstlnS and con
dCc1Ve 10 health ESPECIALLY ads pied botinr pur-
pses and family u.c Our Beer has the highest testi-
nonlAs Tor It's forlty from analytical Chemists and
n recommended and endorsed by many prominanr
physciaDs We invite trial order from any one de-
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prices are as follows:
ApoIlO. per case, two dozen bottles, also.
bohemian. Ter case. two dozen bottles, a so
BAvarlzn, per case. two dozen eOttl~s, q so.
Standard. Der case. Two dozen bottles, 4 -
Delivered - any part Of the city.
Discount 20 the trade.
BAklHJLOMAN BREWERY CO., GEO C. SCCRO
Supt Nashin. ton branch 800 IL IN ST NV.
Telephone call AL. n27-3n
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0NHEY MAKE ONE EEL AS TH0UGH LIFE WAS
- worth living fake one Of Cartsrs Little Liver
A1lls AFTER eating II Will relieve Dyspepsia aid diges-
non. give tone and yiRor 10 the system.
A SGoSTURA BIITEkS. SAYS A LONGTIME
"A sufferer from indigestion. thoroughly cured me
eoie manufacturers III. j. u - siegsrt sons Al ali
q 0Sylslsl
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Real Estate Mafferr

b. T. Gilbert Co. have sold for Mr. Henry
NJ. Baker lots % TO 81, inclusive, in square 9ss,
opposite Lincoln park, for So, s6l.
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cArKr RAl1rs. POLICEMAN cArfxIL AND orHKRs
Owe fnHn HxPERIKScEs-rHx ORION OF rzR
yTRE-rHE woRK OF TEE YIRExEN-rHE RKs-
CUE OF skcRE1AaY rnAcr.
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We recommend the adoption of the following
resolution by this convention:
Resolved. That the national organization Gre
ated by this convention be authorized and in
structed to call upon the President of the
United States and present him with copy of
this address, and also to thank him in the name
of this convention for his friendly
illusions to the coiored Americans
in his message to Congress. Also
to appear before the different committees of
Congress having jurisdiction Of the subject
matters referred to in this address for the pur-
pose Of urging upon said committees tho
necessity for said proposed legislation and to
give reasons In detail for the same
FAREWELL RECEPTION.
Mrs. G. b. Bennett Of 1884 Connecticut ave-
nue. gave farewell reception today to Prof.
J. G. Price Of North Carolina, Rev. W. II.
Waters OF New York, and Mr.. Thos Pearson Of
Californis, all Of whom are distinguished menu
bers Of the Afro-American convention now in
session here.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

ca@gsrssilsE Lss-F s.s.r. . Large 6sas
% clsss -s-x sst.s
WAsaIssTos. N8s 81 The annast
repsrt 81 M. L@esy. shs Comptr0llsf 81
tAs Carrsasy. so.Gsias tat iaferlastloa
IA r~tsraaes y taa Affairs q National
banks. ana esssFz sAs operations 81 ths
bureau for shs tseise aonshs
sn1od Oesobsr ST.. lssa Dur
ins this esrioa s87 Esw assoei.-
tieas aass ksen sEEaAizsd. nfty haze
zoas int sclaataFy il4elt.sien ana
ulas have been placed Ia tue A@ats u
receivers fas net Increase j. as, can
stltzsing g.rEsr sro.sA than duE.ng
any simA4r period since 1868 Ths
namber of 4etivs osnks sn October 81.
lsso AS As6T. ~hlea 10 "a iHsseAss
over any preFieGs 4ass
These bsaks aAvs ia capital stock
se59, 7ss, se5, s0a1s deposited 70 secure
SPECULATION. stf0. l9o, 200, Lank notes
outstanding, sIIs. r55 o+s, including So
so, o0T represented by lssfgl money de-
posi Led 70 redeem circulation still out
standing TAs gross decrease la eireulA-
tioa dariag shs year, Including A0tes "
good baaks aad those - failed aud
liquidated 4ssociations. vas SEA. 2e7. T72.
And the teereass In circulation secured
b Uaits4 Statess bonds was IS, ss' $40.
OcsObes :. 1860. sAe date Of the last re-
port OF condition. Sk4o banks were
open FOR business These assocIa-
t.oas report an aggregate capital Of
$3.50 az 235s surplus s2l3 5os s95, m
divided sprodts, So, 900, go. Gross de-
posits. including amounts due banks,
are stated at g.. 02s. 502. 0ss; loans aRd
discounts, sk0Te. o9s 8s7: an increase IN
each Of these items over any previous
date. Thsy held sis5 sos. $50 in specie.
$50 So, Tsl Ia legal tsader notes. SIS
&J2, 592 la National bank notes and SIS.
lS5.000 in United states certificates Of
deposit
The C0mptrollsr expresses she opin-
ion that the evident lack Of currency
necessary 20 the proper conduct OF b, :
ness during the last few months is
greatly aggravated by the retire ment
OF National hank notes. which form OF
paper money alone possesses that elastic
property SO essential ia perfect eircu-
latiOn.
All money issued directly by the
Government whether In coin or paper,
Is necessarily non-elastic By reason of
is being In al eases available tor the
lawful money reserve OF National banks
and in most cases possessing the legal
tender quality.
The Comptroller says aside from the
right to issue circulating noses the Ma
uOnal banking system is, IL it's rapid
extension Is = correct criterion, more
favorably regarded than heretofore,
and that the transactions OF the
year have been attended By a
more than average degree OF success;
that stockholders have rs rule re-
ceived satisfactory dividends and that
the people az large have been faithfully
and economically served, and that as
banks OF discount and deposit the asso-
Citations belonging 70 the National sys-
TEN have, taken as a whole, merited the
high commondation OF unpre eiudiced OBJ
ssrverA
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26

BOsroS. Nov. 95.-Jsmes II. hellsn,
master workman Of The Massachusetts,
Knights q Labor, j. iust home from
TIE National convention and f.
positive in his assertion that
there rill soon zone union
between the Knights and the
Farmers Alliance They are both
agreed. - sid, in demanding reforms
in ths land tenure. issuance cf cur
renc7 snd Governmental Management
and - taticn Of "a. roas transports
tea. Ne knishts e. Labor ksre ga. o.
t1o men bsrs. The Farmers AlIznce
has vote of over os0 COO
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-26
CREAM OF THE SPECIALS

Hsary EssR Cssklzss ssea ~. sss
slls2 a. hoFris. l4. Ae1sEs - Als
s%4n rsAniHg a~sx
1ks szzas - tks town q bsAeiSvilie.
a.. hAa es~H gk&sgss - fses. Il
aoaoF 81 ths GsvsFner-els~t
Eexsss Max, an E4a Claire WA
cutlery grader, sss inst&stly Killed ~
nyins piece - : hsFsliBE sasFs wsesL
Hsnry Ssatigen. ef West bsila Wa.
sseslss& s.. eoe for TIE death q as sea
sbo ~4s killsi ~ nlseoAsiG CsEsal
train
B CrocksE. president ef ths board
u Fabic sorks N Denver Gel. ls
missing. and his frisRds fear re las Dst
vita ioul play.
Tie Iowa ss&ts B.na ~ill start on =
tour of the State Abous Deeemes le
dates hzving been secured at al the
principal cities
Anarchists met IN Paris and elected
Padie~ Al, ths supposed murderer of
General seliserskon. honorary presi-
aent Of their society.
AT Nashville. Tenn, Monday J. NJ.
Mccall. = white conyiet. VAS shot and
killed BY George W. King. a guard,
while Attempt 70 escape
Albert G. smith. who by his crimes
ruined the New York brokerage nrm Of
wsieh he VAS a member. has been
found guilty Of forgery in the hrst de-
gree.
Ina battle between cowboys and
Msricans az Anton, \. NJ, oyer 500
shots were exchanged, resulting in the
death and wounding OF several on both
sides.
Already sos, 600. 600 feet of logs have
been RATED from the boOms OF the Mis-
sissippi RIVER Logging Company at
West Newton and Beef Slough, Wis,
and sent 70 various mills.
Levy & GiAsburg. the Ashland wis. }
tobacco house that recently failed with
liabilities Of sloO, 600. was given sl2
900 b0nas 10 70 there, and now the 81 b.
scrisers are out that much.
Nearly forty carloads OF castor beans
have been received BY the oil-mill al
Kank&kee. H., the last week. am as
soon as an expert mill operator arrives
the machinery will be set in motion.
Negro rioters OF Bishopville, S. c.
were dispersed by the militia In the
fighting which took place before the
arrival Of the troops two Negroes
man and woman-were fatally wound
ed.