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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14

today a bill amending the convict labor scs'-o
as to prohibit contractors from employing CON-
Wet labor on government buildings
TO TAX sfECrLAroHs
senator Nashburn today introduced in the
Senate a ball defining futures" and options"
and imposing Especial tax on dealers therein.
The articles included in the hill IN the two
terms are wheat. corn. oats rye barley,
cotton and all other farm products;
also pork, lard and all other hog products.
The bali provides that dealers therein shall pay
annually tax Of 81 .oto and the further sum q
cents a pound on cotton and hog products
and 70 cents a bushel on any Of the other arts-
clos mentioned.
10 iSvrsTIGArE THE PENSION HrREau.
Representative Enloe Tenn has determined
to offer resolution looking TO a further invcs-
tigation Of Commissioner Raum's administra-
tion of the pension bureau and will seek the
appointment Of a special committee on in
qairy.
aroReE wssHISeroS's BIRTHPLACE
Senator Hoar today offered q joiat resolution
10 provide for the construction of a wharf and
roadway at Wakefield, Va These are alleged
TO be necessary as means of approach 10 the
monument which is 60 be erected at Wakefield
To mark ,he birthplace Of George Washington
The appropriation called for is $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14

Michael Davitt VIII stand for Parliament
From Waterford.

Michael Davitt VIII stand for Parliament
From Waterford.
DUBLIN. Dec. i4.-Despite the injuries re-
ceived by Mr.. Michael Dav.tt at Waterford yes
terday that gentleiaar. is sal! in the political
neid and it has been determined by the Nc
Carthyite leaders that Mr. Kean, the nominee
OF the Mctsrthyites Tor the sea, for Water
ford II the house of the commons made
vacant uy the death OF Mr.. Richard Power.
should be withdraw. from the contest and
that Mr.. Davitt himself should stand as the
Mccarthy candidate Mr.. Davitt and Mr..
William U Brien, 1t will be remembered, had
gone t. Waterford To support Mr.. keane's can
didature and while tEey were en- route to the
National Commercial Club, where a Mccarthy
lite meeting was TO be held, they were attacked
by the supporters Of Mr.. John Redmond, the
Parnellite candidate, and during the melee
Nh. Davitt received a severe blow on the fore
head.
This incident seems to have convinced the
McCarthyites that it would be good politics to
go into the Waterford fight with Mr. Davitt as
their standard bearer. and. though he had pre-
viously refused to accept the nomination, the
attack upon him yesterday evidently induced
him to change his mind.
A conference was held with Mr.. Keane and
shortly afterward he announced his withdrawal
from the contest. He gave ''press of business
rs his reason for declining to further contest
the seat.
A letter written by Mr.. William O'Brien
which 10 published this morning states that Mr.
keane was only persuaded to stand in the event
Of Mr.. Davitt refusing to do so.
The newspapers supporting the McCarthyite
faction are rejoicing at the fact tlot Mr.. Dayi,t
has finally concluded to make tight for the
seat himself. They believe that he is a very
strong candidate and that the prospect for q
McCarthyite victory are greatly enhanced by
bis action in taking the field in person against
Mr.. Redmond.
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Baltimore Markets,


BALTIMORE, Dec. lt.-Flour quiet, unchanged
receipts, 1895 barrels; shipments, 95ss bar
rels; sales 100 barrels. Wheat easy-No. 2 red,
spot i.02ss al.02,.; December, l.OsS aiO2a: Janu-
l.JJA; steamer, No. 2 red, sia3i5@-receipts, Co.
96 bushels; shipments 20l, S3s bushels; stock, 800,
AS bushels; sales. 69,Ovc bushels. Southern
wheat easy -FultZ, 9,al.0S; Longberry, l.vcal.04.
Corn easy-mxed, spot, SPY; year, 5ca5s1.; Janu-
airy, 55a554: February, 5J,a a5JI; March. IS aS3
steamer mixed, 5s-recepts, 1y.Ol9 bushels; stock.
2.lO5l bushels sales. :J.,OUO bushels. SOUTH
ern corn steady-white. 55a60 yellow. 55aG0. Oats
easier-NO. white western, 4lh; No. mixed
352 bushels. Rye very quiet-No. p 95a96-receipts,
l,2oO bushels; stock, ziO.u.o bushels. Hay steauy-
good 10 choice timothy, iSoual4.00. Grain freights
dull and nominal, Cotton du-mlddling, az.
Provisions firm, unchanged. Butter weak-cream-
cry, fancy, do. fair choice, 25a2I; do imita-
ton, z5az5; latle, fancy, %: do. good to choice,
zOaIl, rolls, nne ~; do. fair togood 19a2l; store
packed, l5alO. Eggs weak-26. Coffee nrn-Rio
cargOes, fair IL; No. = t4al5. Sugar steady and
strong-granulated. "A. Copper steady-reiIned,
lOss. Whisky nominal-1.25al.26 Peanuts steady
&c. fol- all kinds.
BALTIMORE. Dec. A-Virginia cOnsOls, 40 bid;
do. threes 69 a69s4; Baltimore and Ohio stock, Sc
aS1; Northern Central stock, 20 asked; Baltimore
and ohio Southwestern nrsts, iO21s bid do. first
incomes. IS bid; do. third incomes, 10 bid; Con-
sohdated gas bonds, ll2Aall3h; do stocks, asa
4S15.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Dec. IA CLOSING .-Wheat-Decem
Der. 9lH; January, ?2K; May, Is. COrn-De-
cember, SAN; January, Az; May, AN. Oats-De-
cember, 32x; May, 335. Pork-January, 1855;
May, ll.32k. Lard-January, 6lO; May, 642N.
ai6s-January, $40; May, as.
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THE GOLD QUESTION.
Motion to Rescind the Order Excluding
Testimony Overruled Today.

Motion to Rescind the Order Excluding
Testimony Oserruied Today.
In the Court in General term today, Chief
Justice Bingham. Justices Cox and James, ths
opinion Of the court was rendered overruline
the motion of the Shoemaker and Mrs. Trues-
dell TO rescind the order Of the court en-.
GLIDING the testimony before the comnis-
ion to apprsise the value relating 10 gold.
Justice Cox delivered the opinion, stating
that the former ruling excluding the inquiry
was based on the patent Of l772, which excluded
In the conveyance the royal mines, and the
present application il on the ground of sadi-
tional evidence having been discovered in the
nature of patent Of l760 in which
there Is no exemption Of mines. After
reciting briefly the rules and customs Of srant-
ing patents by the proprietary government G
was that the grantees Of lands could surrendse
their patents and take new patents a which
different rentals were inserted and often difRor.
ent amounts Of land and description.
This grant Of l760 was for 66l acres ana Shs
rental was pound, . shillinss and pence, and
ferent amount and different boundaries. I'd a
was accepted The instructions Of 1884 pro-
vided for this and the grantees title started IN
l772
Az to the point made - 70 the tile under tAs
confiscation ssle Of the estate Of Adam Stewart
than that Of Stewart and the dssd doe nos
purport 70 convey more than the surface.
They did not find anything a. 70 etcvzr4's
title or In the arguments 70 shake them a. %
their conclusions and they ovsrruled The mo-
ton 70 rescind the order.
der and Mr.. Coleman Alsd IN sGidavit nuns
pro tune.
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Story Of an American Who Has just Arrived

rom chile.
SEATTLE, WASH, Dec. IA special to the
Post Inteiii1encer from Port Townsend. Wash,
says: j. Perkins Shanks, an American engineer,
whofor the past twenty-five years has resided in
Chile and who arrived here a few days ago, tells
the story of how Balmaceda was betrayed.
He said: ''Balmaceda was betrayed by the
Argentine minister. Senior Uribirrn. in San
tlago IN this manner: When Balmaceda sent
his minister to request Senior Uriblrrn to
shelter him against attack of insurgents it was
agreed that Balmaceda should arrive at the
Argentine legation at o'clock in the morning
When he arrived he was met by the senior, and,
on entering. he met. face to face, the wife
OF his most bitter enemy, Mrs Carlos Wake
Martinez, who had taken refuge in the same
legation fearing an attempt Oh her life on til Z
part of the Balmacedans. Great confusion FOL
lowed the meeting, and the lady was
compelled to take solemn oath not 20
diyuig: the whereabouts Of Balmaceda
But she entered into an intrigue
with the Argentine minister to betray BaIIna
ceda To Jorge Montt. word was sent notify
ing Montt OF Balmacedas hiding place. Montt
Immediately took steps to induce the ex-dic-
tator to surrender himself peacefully to the
newly constituted authorities, promising every
guarantee of a fair and just trial. Balma-
ceda agreed to surrender during the
holidays. From the day Baimaceda received
the first word from Mont he commenced pre-
pairing for death and began writing lnstruc-
tions disposing of all his personal affairs, and
when the time arrived for him to surrender he
killed himself, knowing he could not receive
justice"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
THE INDUSTRIAL HOME SCHOOL.

THE INDUSTRIAL HUME SCHOOI~
The board Of managers Of the Industrial
Home School has requested the Commissioners
to have sketches and estimates made for an ad-
dition to the central building and new green
house. Messrs. ]. Ormond Wilson, D. d. Con-
ger and John d. Mcpherson constitute the
board and presented the needs of the institu-
ton to the Commissioners this morning.
POLICEMEN APPOINTED.
Upon the recommendation of Maj. Moore the
Commissioners have appointed II. L. C. Kopp,
John b Ais and Haylss u. Payne privates OF
class on the police force. Privates c. W.
Skinner, j. r. Narrower and John Gallagher
were promoted to class 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14
COUNT Won WALDERSEE.

The German General, Diplomat and
friend of Emperor William, acknowl-
edges the beneficial effects of the
SOden Mineral Pastilles in letter
addressed to the Soden Mineral
Springs Co. These Pastilles (troches)
are unsurpassed for catarrhal sffec.
tiOns Of the throat, for colds and
coughs, and NO one should be without
them. The genuine imported article
must have the signature of ..Eisner &
Mendelson Co.." Sole Agents. New
York, around every box.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14
THE HOUSE COMMITTEES,
Nothing Definitely Determined by Speake
Crisp-Gos.ip as to Some Members.

Nothing Definitely Determined by Speaker
Crisp-Gossip as to Some Members.
Speaker Crisp has heard all the members Of
| the House who have presented themselves to
discuss the committee assignments, and now
members are beginning to repeat themselves.
The Speaker is ready to begin making out his
list.
He will get off by himself somewhere and
work without interruption. 1t is probable
that the work will be completed earlier than is
generally expected.
First OF all, however, the committee on rules
has to be appointed, for as yet there is no au-
thority tor the appointment If the
other committees The committee on rules
will have 70 report a resolution designating the
committees and the number and upportion-
ment of their membership.
THE COMMITTEE on RULES.
The character of the committee on rules has
not yet been decided on, and the proposition to
make it up without reference to the chairman
ships of the ways and means and apprupria-
tons is still under discussion, and there
that that plan will prevail, there being
| a prejudice among the average run of members
against placing all the power OF the House in
the hands of the chairmen of the two leading
committees.
The greatest trouble will be to get the right
men to serve on rules. As Independent
committee this will be more difficult OF organi-
cation than any other. There but two
democratic members Of this committee besides
the Speaker and two republicans.
There may be a proposition made to the
House to increase the number by adding one
more member to the majority. The members
who are being discussed in connection with
this committee are Catchings. Montgomery,
McMillin, Whiting and Neil OF Massachu-
sets.
SPRINGER AND THE WAYS AND MEANS.
1t is not true that it has been definitely settled
that Mr. Springer is to go at the head OF the
committee on ways and means, but it is entirely
probable that he will be chosen for that posi-
ton, being the most prominent of the northern
democrats, from among whom the chairman Of
this committee will probably be selected.
Its probable that Mr. Mills. Mr.. McMillin
and Mr. Wilson of West Virginia will be APP
pointed the committee together with one
man from New England, one from New York,
one from Ohio, one from the south and one
from The far west. The committee will proba-
bly, be increased to fifteen.
1t is practically settled that Holman will 60
to the head of the committee on appropria-
tions 1t is said that Mr.. Hemphill may go on
the appropriations committee, and that in that
event Mr.. Heard OF Missouri will be chairman
OF the House District committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14
IN WALL STREET TO-DAY.
After Fractional Fluctuations the Market
Settles Into Dulness.

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-The week opened on
the stock exchange with heavy pressure to
sell Northern Pacific preferred, but it was
fairly well sustained and only declined Is per
cent during tho first hour. The remainder of
the list was irregular, but the changes insis
nificant. In the hour to noon there was
renewed selling of Northern Pacific pre-
fcrred. and in addition 10 that stock Rock
Island. Burlington and Erie were offered down,
but only fractional decline in any OF them
was recorded. Late in the dhour tacre was
some recovery under the lead Of tho grangers,
which were especially strong. At this writing
Il 30 p. m the market is dull, with figures but
little changed from Saturday. Sales, lis. 400
shares.
Money 21{a3 per cent. Exchange steady;
posted rates. iS3as515: actual rates. 4si34a4S2
for sixty days and 4s4 Tor demand. Govern
ments stcady; currency 6s, 1887 bid; is. cou-
pons. 1l7Ia bid: extended %, registered 100 bid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14
TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS.
Committee Appointed to Prepare For the Ma
tional DcinocratIc Conniffea,s Recention

Committee Appointed to Prepare For the Ma
tional Democratic Committees Reception.
the District of Columbia Of the national demo-
cratic committee, has appointed the following
committee to make the necessary arrangements
for the meeting of the national democratic
committee here Thursday, January Il:
Hon. John W. Ross Commissioner Of Dis
trict Of Columbia: Hon. Jesse B. Wilson, presi-
dent Traders National Bank; Hon. John L.
Norris, president jackson Democratic
Association; Gen. Duncan 8. Walker,
editor Sunday Gazette; John Boyle,
chairman central democratic committee;
Lawrence Gardner, president Columbia Demo-
cratic Club Joseph Tanning, District and
Maryland Democratic Club; Capt. John Miller
and Chas. II. Tickling, Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14
OPEN
YOUR EYES

When you ask for a bottle
Of WoLFF's ACNE BLEACHING
see that you get the genuine.
The real article made by us
cannot De bought for less
than 2oc. a bottle. 1t is good
material and worth its price.
There are limitations offered
claiming to be lust as good"
for less money. Don't buy
lem. IF the " Just as good"
any merit it ought to sell
ut invoking the aid of
pITison with our Acme
Stacking.
Z RANDOLPH. Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14
Hack Drivers Fined.

Rufus Pope, Charles Sonneman, Alfred Muir
ray and VIM. Upton, drivers of public vehicles,
were arrested yesterday by the officers Of the
first precinct and charged with violating law
OF the late corporation against Sunday bust
ness. The cases were tried in the Police Court
today.
Under this act vehicles are not permitted to
stand on the public stands on Sunday, nor are
the drivers permitted to solicit business, or, as
they call it, crab"
They were find SIS each.
Philip Barber was tried for being more than
five feet away from his vehicle at the Baltimore
and Ohio depot, and a similar fine was imposed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14
NO UNNECESSARY DELAY.
The President Waiting Only for the Commit
tees to Re Organized.

high official OF the government said today
that the President wac being severely criticised
for delaying important judicial nominations,
when, rs a matter Of fact, the President 10
merely awaiting the organization Of the senate
committees and will act ne soon as they are
formed.
All nominations are referred to committees,
and the ofhcial said that nothing could be
gained by sending in the nominations before
the Senate is prepared to act upon
them. Today's nominations disposes of
all appointments made during the
recess with the exception of DIR. wyman 70 b.
surgeon general of the marine hospital service.
A strong effort is being made to secure the re-
appointment OF DIR. Hamilton TO that ofics,
and the President desires . little more time 10
consider the case
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14

In accordance with the report Of the caucus
committee the rspublican caucus this morning
enlarged the sizs Of The Senate District COM
mittee. ssnstos Hassbrough a North Dakota
was ADDED 10 The eomnitsss.
Tho nav members e he eonmittse are:
Plumb, 0allingsg, Woloott and Hansbrough.
This will mako the connittes TN instead a
nine. ~ prsviossly saaAed In Tzs 6fAa. ssna-
TOR ns1llaa Win b ehatznaa Il Tie con-
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to John B. Gareaway of Bos-
ton and Matilda P. Eisenbuss; VIM. b. Tenant
and Elizabeth r. TiltOn; o. W. Needomansk
and Amelia L. Weiser; Michael Hill and Mary
Rupprecht: VIM. s. Parks and Ella NJ. Conner,
both of Tangier Island, Nd; Stephen Crockett
and Rebecca A. Brown, both of Tangier Island;
Nd; Chas Russell and Mary Battley; Chaa e.
COnger and Mary Horner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14

GUARDING TIE SEAL IsLANDa-A telegram
received at tho Treasury Department this morn
ing announces the arrival Of the revenue
steamer Bear at San Francisco, eleven days
from st. Paul Islands. II is expected that the
steamer Rush will arrive at the same port today
or tomorrow The only representatives Of the
government now at tho seal isiands afe the two
agents Of the treasury, who viii temain there
all winter TO zee that the lsssees OF the seal
fisheries privilege faithfully observe thu tssms
Of their lease. Tho departure Of the revenue
steamers is due to the fact that the present
sealing season II at an end.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14

The Hanian-McLean Rowing scandal.
San FRANcisco, Dec. A.-Shortly after the
recent boat race between Hanlan and Mclean
the former asked the Pacific Rowing Associa-
ton TO Investigate the charges that he had
purposeiy lost the race The investigation
was set for Yesterday but neither Of the oars
men p:lt In appearance and the association
decided TO II ,p the whole matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14
PIk-RON

he name of paint which does work
no other paint can do. Glass painted
d, it looks like colored glass. A 1Oc.
lie If PIK-RoS will decorate market
- full oi glassware. All retailers sell it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14
Real Estate Matters.

F. Cotton has purchased of ]. r. Edison for
$4,000 sub 70, fronting 1925 feet on Connecti-
cut avenue between Q and R streets northwest.
Sarah Elizabeth Scott has bought for q, ESQ
of w. Danenhower sub SO, square 754. Is by
S4.7l feet on I'd between L and streets north
east.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14

Range of the Thermometer.
The following were the readings at the Office
Of the weather bureau today: Sa. m, 50; D. M,
50; maximum. 80; minimum. 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14

The Putnam Club, L. L. A., No. AZ, will have
a meeting ut its temporary residence, 1886 18th
street northwest, at O'Clock this evening. The
subject for debate will be SHOULD Women Re-
ceive Equal Wages with Men for the Same
work?" MessrA L. Irvine and r. Gwinu will
speak in the affirmative and w. Wtlkerson and
X Clark in the negative.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14
RESUMPTION,

= positive remedy tor the above disease; BY its
sands of csscs of tie worst kind and Of long
have been cured. ILdeed 80 strong is my faith
-acy, that l Will send Two BOTTLES FREE. with
ABLE TREATISE on this disease to any suf.
. will send me Their Express and p. o. address,
sIoe1 MN. lI. G., Isl Pearl ST., n. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14
.NHo AND WHAr | AN.

7 am not Trenrh. am Chinese, I am not \ Jew.
al native born NiT-InaH claim D
rterIOrlty upon noble aIlSe-tIy. &c. holding tie
ii iu debl ~ lIy
Hfnief. ,On Of PARENTS anu family IdOHr
eli vOTId 4 he
> worked cor 1t. and those who cOutend to the
DVs: GTOats leatinE va
90. i those and thrive.
80 pa SelieVe merchant del eEsI.nt upon the
not t!e pvCI!e the Merchant Feeling
ny dependence upon purchasing public 1 can't
afford 10 drive any Nay open
AMI whether rich soor, col
<DUd OF Dad. 1 ~ant trade. don't
any torn OF d-ryI ii0n either N advertising effect
a dom pretend you o
DOthnz. don't i
81, THINK PAIN ,rlces !Ow they be sold i
on must nave
the every Table g. sss:
Slx-;Oot Extension Table. cluster
Solid Oak 'laT-. ant embossed leather seat. 81; :
CARPETS. yard Wide IKE. all wool, &c.
White DeOslO-.zei VI hu-s. e. a. all selected aud
lnisial Iu.HO.ers letter. 81 doZ.,
fu desO ratlCn- The store in the where
.urIlsa house from top bottom except
Jump SAY ''Oh. he Is n
fraud. he - blower - Nothing on 9Th 81, but
sharpers ~evOnG- hand stores" s2C IN
crIsT. quick sellls GOODS and only you to
come see.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14
Major Mckinley Has the Grip.

-"VOT NVNfufey Hus tHo OrIPs
CANTON, ONO, Dec. l4-Governor-elect Nc
kinney of Ohio Is suffering from an attack of
the grip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14

SENATOR PETER MENTIONS SOME OF THE srB-
JEcrs IN WHICH THEY ARE JOINTLY INTER
KsrED, Such As rNMieKArIoS, FREE COINAGE
AND FINANCE GENERALLY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Marke,

Tie following the opening and closing prices OF
the New York stock Market. as reported by special
wire 10 COfsCn and MacartI!ey, JAZZ 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14

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at the 4 1
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Cyrus POsey
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We Use than any firm in America.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-14
Little Girls
and Boys

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