davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ana clear on your lace
as that on your arm or neck. Neglect, ex-
posture. alkaline water. and perhaps lie
health, have caused the skin ON your face
to become rough and discolored, and other
wise blemished. III you would have as clear
and pure and white a skin on your face as
on the unexpesed parts of your person, first
use Mrs. Graham's FACE BLEACH until
you have removed all blemishes and disc0l-
Oretions from the skin; then after that Is
done. use her CUCUMBER AND ELDER
FLOWER CREAM 10 protect it from the
wind and sun, and to cleanse it and keep
the pores in active and healthy condition,
and you may always have skin and COM
plexion as pure aud clear and white as you
had in baby days. You will then be (as re-
CARDS complexion "as nature made you.
Face Bleach is ST so per bottle. c. e E. L.
Cream 81 per bottle. For sale by all drug
gists. MRS. GERVAISE GRAHAM,
!" Beauty Doctor" 1903 Post street, San Fran
cisco, treats ladies for every blemish or de-
feet OF face or figure. Send stamp for her
little book How to Be Beautiful"
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Cnrnet-Reaters md Loggerheads,

John Spauldina, earpet-beater, has
brought suitin the Superior Court to have
Charles Nj. Mosher restrained from engaging
in the business of carpet-beatng, alleging
that when their partnership dissolved
Mosher agreed that he would not engage IN
it again for five years Spaulding AYERS
that Mosher has broken this agreement.
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pay rent and has not for three months.
There are circumstances under which you
may seize and hold his personal effects for
such rent due you. Consult the attorney on
this point also.
INTo THE ESTATE. NJ, City. In the
case in question the receiver would have
eventually to turn his receipts into court to
be applied to the estate of the deceased.
The premises for better answer to your
question are not complete, and certainly
judgment could not have been rendered
against man who is dead when such judg-
ment Is pronounced.
CENSUS STATIsTICs-E. O., City. The
statistics OF the census taken in 1890 are be-
ing published periodically in bulletins.
These are on file IN the various libraries.
The results will be printed in thirteen vol
umes by the Government but as it will be
some time before these will be published the
bulletins are issued In the meantime.
BAY OF FUNDY-C. H. c., City. The
@ c. quotes: The Bay of FLndy is deep,
but its navigation is dangerous. The tides,
which here rise TO the height of seyenty-one
feet, rush in with such rapidly that swine
are often 0vertakcn aud drowned while
feeding on shell fish"
DIvoRCEN TINS STATE-W. a. F., Med
ford, Oregon. The Q. c. has been reminded
that the Legislature recently amended the
law to require q residence of one year IN
this State and three months in the county
before one can make application for d.
Yorce.
VICTORIOUs REPUBLICANs-J. d. s..
City. The majority of the candidates of the
Republican party were victorious at the re-
cent State and municipal elections, The
elected on the Democratic ticket made up
woefully small minority.
PRESIDENTIAL SUCCEssIoN-M N. j., CITY.
There being no President or Vce-President
the Secretary of State would act as Presi-
dent until 8 President is elected. The
President IF the Seu ate would be the acting
Vice-PresideDt.
HE WOULD BETTER Go SLow-G. G.,
Sausalito, Cal. While the collector can seize
personal property for the payment of poll
tax, he would better think twice before pull
ing the coat of mans back for such tax.
On CERTIFICATES OF SToCK-E. o.. City.
OF course there Is a State tax for purposes
of revenue on certificates of stock OF cOrpOr-
atoms. 1t is collected as are all taxes on
real or personal property.
SCHOOL OF DEsIGN-C. G. B., City. The
School Of Design is conducted in connection
with the San Francisco Art Association in
its rooms on Pine street, below KeaIny.
He Has No VorE-F A. City The
Mayor has no vote in the deliberations and
councils of the Board Of Supervisors of this
city and county.
You MUST BE a MAsoN-J. B. B., Han
ford. Cal. Undoubtedly you must be Mason
before you can become Knight Templar.
JAMES G. BLAINE-A. NJ, City. Secre-
tary of State James G. Blaine has never Wis
tied San Francisco
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low Jing,s case.

The case of How Jing was not decided by
Judge Murphy yesterday. Juror Sullivan,
whose affidavit that he had been influenced
in his verdict by visit to the scene of the
murder was offered by Samuel NJ. Short
ridge in support OF a motion for a new
trial, appeared in court without an attorney.
The Judge said he desired more testimony,
so Continued the case until Saturday.
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Bruised a "Bruiser.,

William Robinson was arrested Yesterday
by Officer Martin and charged with an as
sault with a deadly weapon. He is ac-
cused of being the man who assaulted
George Mulholland, the Australian pugilist,
in Kearny-street saloon several days ago.
Mnlholand was struck over the head with
a eIub and badly bruised
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Her Garden Was Destroyed.

Lucy A. Wood mas sued ID. w. Parkhurst
and others for 5000 damages for making an
excavation In an adjoining lot. which took
away the lateral support of her garden and
caused large part of 1t. on which rare
flowers were growing, to fall into the pit
ding by thenl
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stolen shoes Found.

The police are looking for the owner of
five boxes of shoes, which were found In
the possession of two ex-convicts yesterday
by Officers Egan and Walsh. The men who
had the shoes are held in custody pending
an Investigation.
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vinelond rrpit Company.

The Vineland Frnit Company filed articles
of incorporation yesterday. The company's
capital is 100000. The Directors are y. ).
Bird, E. w. Broadbent E. Steele, ). IL.
Barnard and G. w. Dearborn.
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pickpocI.et Reardon Held.

Charles Reardon, who attempted to pick
the pocket of Mrs. NJ. Z. 0'Donnell. at the
st. Dominic's Church fair. has been held for
trial on a charge Of grand larceny in $1,000
bonds.
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this issue Is that on the salons of the French u
Empire and the restoration. In this IL gives a
sketch OF The famous women who nguIeu ~ tno
history OF France duiing the reign oil Napo ecu.
In this issue Is also presented UriGnt novelette,
by Frank II. Stockton, entitled The Squiiiei
Inn."
A most striking picture, entitled MARX
Twain's Kittens" adOrns the first page OF 1ne
latest issue of the Photographic Times. Inc
picture is reproduced from photograph taken
by Charles Van AIKEN or Elinira, and Is some
what oul Of the usual run OF pictures taken VIII
a camera. Ii is pretty picture OF group Oh
kittens owned by The humorist, aud taken ia q
large cane chair i'll his study.
''Viek's Magazine" presents TO its readers this
month an article entitled Gan Era OF Spraying;
In which this practice in hoiticulturels nileHy
traced from its origin 10 It's present condition;
showing how very generally II Is now employer
for the destruction OF Insects and fungi when
prey upon our cultivated crops
Outing" for May besides the usual variety
of matter OF special interest TO the levers OF
healthy recieattve sports, such as athletics, gun
on the National Guard, presents the opening
chapter OF well-wrtlen serial entitled "Harrys
Career al Yale"
"The Kindergarten" for May is brImful with
splendid helps Tor mothers and teachers. Inc
magazine is founded on the highest doctrine Oh
chlld culture. aud gives the most practical help
10 thos. who would realize this hope. II Is the
only publication devoted 10 this theme.
In the May number OF brakes Magazine"
there Is presented variety OF sketches on topics
that Will Inter est each reader The leading one,
written by John w. Bell, is on the art Of Illus.
tratlDg books Tor children
Professor Totem of Yale University, In an
editorial contribution TO "FranK LeSlie's Illus
traied Newspaper" In the latest issue, predicts
That lie millennium viii arrive early lii 1898.
The No-name Magazine" for May, published
In Baltimore, is made up of a number OF very
interesting short sketches, all OF which are
written IN style that is catchy and popular.
The May double number of THE Youths
Companion" IS one that Is gotten up with Spe-
cial view TO instruct the class of young readers
with whom this bright journal is always Ia
VoTite.
Lies Calendar" " for May is as sprightly as
any OF its predecessors, and is an exceedingly
witty and useful periodical.
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AT IS I 40.
C0LORED SATIN STRIPED PARA
SOILS, large size, steel frames, wood
handles, will De offered at 81 40.
AT 6 l.5o.
LARGE SIZE BLACK GLORIA SILK
SUN SHADES. large size. extra value,
paragon frames, will be offered at 81 go
At S2 80.
SHADED AND FANCY STRIPED PARA
SOILS, with rich handles, paragon
frames, win be offered at 81 90.
At S3.
FANCY STRIPED AND CHECKED
PARAS0LS, in all new shades, ele-
gantly mounted, with paragon frames.
will be offered at So.
At Sd.
FANCY STRIPED, CHECKED AND
SHADED PARASOLS, in all new
shades, extra quality silk, will be offered
at 81
At S5.
FANCY SHADED PARASOLS. entirely
new, elegantly assorted shades, will be
offered at So
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THE CALLS Query Column is conducted with
4 view TO aid ali seekers after knowledge OF gel-
eral interest.
Catch questions VIII not receive any attention.
No opinion will be given In ibis column regard
Ing the reliability or character OF any person or
firms in this CITY or elsewhere
Questions, answers 10 which are IN the nature
Of an advertisement, will not be answered.
Every inquiry must have The true and full
name of the sender, as well as the correct resi-
Gence. Any inquiry that has not the cor
rect name and address of the sender will
be treated as if it was not signed, and the
writer need not expect an answer.
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ANOTHER WONDERFUL OFFERING
BARGAINS!.
ParaSolS, Laces, Ribbons,
Gloves, Underwear, Hosiery,
Gents Furnishings, Wash Fabrics,
Eto, Ito, Flto

inviting all carefully
tempting offerings deem needless length the
INCOMPATIBLE VALUES presented the following lines
snab patronage offering
from these departments last cannot but be supplemented by still
rush when examination of the choice qualities
the that THESE ARE BARGAINS THAT
ANY HITHERTO OFFERED
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Ladies' and ChildrGn'S
HOSIERY,
Underwear and COrSGtS!

At S5c.
100 dozen LADIES BLACK INGRAM
HOSE, with unbleaehed feet, worth Ace.
AT l5c.
800 dozen LADIES EXTRA FINE BAL
BRIGGAN HOSE, in mode and tau
shades. fancy striped ankles, plain tops,
good value for 40c.
At 25c.
100 dozen Of our celebrated GORDON DYE
LADIES' FAST BLACK HOSE, every
pair warranted, good value for 40c
At 25c.
30 dozen CHILDREN'S FAST BLACK
ROSE, Hermsdorff dye, wide and mar
row ribs, fine gauge, sizes to 81, good
value for 35c.
At 25c.
90 dozen CHILDREN'S FINE ENGLISH
CASHMERE HOSE, full finished, extra
fine grade in grays and tans, sizes to
81, worth from SOC 70 75c, according to
size.
100 dozen of the world-renowned brand G..
& G. CHILDREN'S FRENCH HOSE,
fast black, best goods manufactured for
wear and fit. and 81, 25c; 6, 6K,7,7k.
8 and 81, airs for 81, positively
worth SOC, 60c. 65c and 75C per pair.
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yoke and looking like masses Of unmitigated
lace or embroidery. Deep cashmere foune-
ings are brought ont to contribute to this
effect and several new wide and rather coarse
laces. Point de Venise is the favorite baby
lace with people who can afford it and the
cream silk that goes with it. The little
skirts are more often made of plain fabric
and tucked quite simply.
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BAY OF FUNDY-C. II. c., City. The
Q. c. quotes; The Bay of FLndy is deep,
but its navigation is dangerous. The tides,
which here rise to the height of seventy-one
feet, rush in with such rapidity that swine
are often oveTtaken aud drowned while
feeding on shell fish"
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CENSUS SrATIsuCs-E. O., City. The
statistics of the census taken in 1890 are be-
ing published periodically in bulletins.
These are on file IN the various libraries.
The results will be printed in thirteen vol
umes by the Government but as it will be
some time before these will be published the
bulletins are issued in the meantime.
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At She.
SHADED DIAGONAL RIBBONS, No 5,
all silk, in all new shades. will be offered
at Sbc.
At lOc.
GLACE AND FANCY DIAGONAL RIB
BONS, No. u, all silk, in every imagi-
nable shade, will be offered at 10c
AT I Be.
FANCY SHADED RIBBONS, all silk. ele-
gantly assorted in shades. viii be offered
at 15c.
At Soc.
BROCADED AND FANCY DOTTED
RIBBONS. entirely new patterns, in all
colors, will be offered at zoe.
At abe.
FANCY STRIPED, CHECKED AND
DOTTED RIBBONS, all silk, extra
value, in all shades. will be offered at 25c.
AT 3Sc.
FANCY FIGURED GRENADINE AND
0MBRE RIBBONS, all silk, all new
effects, will be offered at 35c.
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The No-name Magazine" for May, published
In Baltimore, is made up of a number OF very
interesting short sketches, all OF which are
MlltIem I'D a SlYle lhal is caichY and pOnular.
The morning call., 1891-05-10

Professor Totem of Yale University. In an
editorial contribution TO "FranK LeSie's Illus
trated Newspaper" In the latest issue, predicts
that lie millennium Will arrive early lii 1879.
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2 Extra Specials in COTSGtS +!

AT s 1 90.
We will place on sale three different brands
OF CORSETS, celebrated for fit and
durability. namely: THOMPS0N'S
GLOVE FITTING, long wasted, in
Grab; DR.. STR0NG'S Tricora. with
elastic hips, and DR. WARMERS
world.renOwned Coraline, in black.
At s. 1 .S5.
By special request of the manufactures. in
order to place this special brand within
the reach of all. we viii offer 100 dozen
OF the LUCILLE c. B. CORSET at tho
above price, regular value 81 Is.
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DIvoRCEN TINS STATE-W. a. F., Med
ford, Oregon. The Q. c. has been reminded
that the Legislature recently amended the
law to require a residence of one year in
this State and three months in the county
before one can make application for d.
VOrQR
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Gents Furnishings.
AT 6 LIDO.
200 dozen GENTS FANCY BORDERED
HEMSTlTCHED HANDKERCHIEF.
large size. regular value 81 50per dozen.
will be offered at sac each.
At $50.
70 dozen GENTS WHITE LAUNDRIED
SHIRTS with double backs, linen
fronts, regular value 81, will be offered
at 55c each.
At 10c.
100 dozen GENTS SEAMLESS SOCKS.
assorted colors. worth regular 81 10 per
dozen, will be offered at 10c per pair.
AT 15o.
$50 dozen GENTS FULL FINISHED UN-
BLEACHED BALBRIGGAN SOCKS,
regular value So per dozen, viii be Of
fered at 15c pair.
AT 81 90.
so dozen GENTS UNDYED NATURAL
WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
regular value ST. 80, viii be offered at 81
each.
At s. 90.
so dozen GENTS TWELVE-THREAD
FULL FINISHED FLESH C0L0RED
BALBRIGGAN UNDERSTANDS AND
DRAWERS, regular value 81, will be
offered at 81 each.
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In the May number OF brakes Magazine"
there Is presented variety OF sketches on topics
that Will Inter est each reader. The leading one,
written by john w. Bell, is on the art Of Illus.
tratlDg books for children,
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"The Kindergarten" for May is brlmful with
splendid helps Tor mothers and teachers. The
magazine Is founded on the highest doctrine Oh
chid culture. aud gives the most practical help
10 thosr who would realize this hope. II Is the
only publication devoted 10 this theme.
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pay rent and has not for three months.
There are circumstances under which you
may seize and hold his personal effects for
this poiut also.
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BE
AS NATURE
MADE YOU.

Turn up your sleeve,
or turn down the neck
of your dress. Observe
how white and clear the
skin is. Nature made
the skin as white
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VICTORIOUs REPUBLICANs-J. d. s..
City. The majority of the candidates of the
Republican party we're victorious at the re-
cent State and municipal elections. The
elected on the Democratic ticket made up
MOefullY small minority.
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SUE HIM-P. j. H, City. Go and consult
a lawyer, who will bring suit for you, as
probably the best way 10 be rid Of a person
who occupying furnished room will not
The morning call., 1891-05-10

DIVORCE IN DAKoTA-J. B. r., MERGED,
Cal The reason that people HE to Dakota
to avail themselves of its divorce laws is
probably because they only demand pre-
Vious residence Of ninety days. The @. G.
divorce law of Dakota is"
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"Lfe's Calendar" for May is as sprightly as
ny of its predecessors, and is an exceedingly
lItty and useful periodical.
The morning call., 1891-05-10

Street g. Smith OF New York have issued as an
addition 10 1.-The Primrose Series" roveliZation
OF Sardou's CLEOPATRA" by A. d. Hall This Is
very interesting book, la which Is detailed in
charming manner the celebrated play which re-
Gently was so eXquiSitey rendered Ia this city by
The famous French actress. Sarah Bernhardt.
The morning call., 1891-05-10

William NJ Cubety of this city has issued a
pamphlet entitled - lie Problems of The Twentl-
elh Century" written by Rev. Bishop c. II.
Fowler, i. D., LID. 1t is concise review Of
the great events of The world during the pr esent
century, OF the struggles for human rights, for
religious aHd civil liberty, OF the rights of labor
and OF cauital and OF the advancement that has
becu made, and, taken whole, Is little
WOrk that Is worth the careful consideration OF
The people Who take an interest Ia sociology.
The morning call., 1891-05-10

An edition for 1891 has been published by
Lard & Lee Of Chicago OF "COnkliu'S Handy
Manual OF Useful Information" This little
hand book for ready reference is complied by
Professor George ". COukliu OF Hamilton Uni
versity, and us compilation Of facts covers a
wide range of human effort.
The morning call., 1891-05-10

STEAMSHIP DATA. R., City. The data
at command Of the O. C. and asked concern
ing the vessels of the Pacific Coast Steam
ship Company are: Los Angeles, length
40 feet, gross tonnage 1913, horsepower 100;
State of California, 800, 226603, 1900;
Corona 220.75, 1892 20; Umatilla, 3l0 1909. 70
Eureka, 168, 68927. 800; Gypsy, 102.
1880, 20; Yaquina, 1865, 1867, 200; PO-
mona, 225, 1264.28, $50; Newport, 1885.
245 81, 60; City Of Puebla, 1906, 1923 IS, 2400;
Coos Bay, 40, 311.27, 200; Alexander Dun
can, 1885, 37158, IS; Walla Walls. 80,
2I3480; Newbern, 1882, 9i32, 375; Queen,
33l. 9. 2727. so 1000.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-07
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS.

Flowers official majority fer governor
of New York is a. ,937
The northwestern blizzard has collapsed
for a time for want of wind.
Captain George L. Clydesdale, lake
navigator, of Chicago, is dead, aged 81.
Detroit is organizing to capture-if it
can-the Democratic national conven-
ton.
w. j. Hussey. instructor in astronomy
at Ann Arbor, has received call to Lick
observatory. He will probably accept the
position.
Timothy f. Byrnes, a prominent poll.
ticiau of Minneapolis, has been indicted
for forgery of satisfaction of mortgages.
\ woman in the department of Morazop,
Honduras, has given birth to a child with
but one ear and a single eye in the front
OF the head.
Charges have been made at Salt Lake
City against I. H. Parsons, United States
marshal, that he debauches his female
prisoners
Charley Mitchell, the pugilist, processes
to be anxious TO meet Jim Corbett with
gloves or "raws," and is coming to this
country to say so.
Mrs. PsrnelI, the dead leaders mother,
has sailed for Ireland with her son John
to help settle the fairs of Charles Stewart
Parnell, who left no will.
Bishop Laughlin (Roman Catholic, Of
Brooklyn, during the Fite- OF cenfirma-
tion, rebuked the parents of his parish
for permitting the girls 10 wear bangs
Henry Keller, of Saux Center, Mimi, Is
trying to make the connection between
electricity and the fan mer's plow, and
thinks he will succeed in doing away with
horses.
1t has been discovered at Buffalo, N Y,
that thieves have stolen thousands of dol
Lars worth of goods from New Yord Cen
tral cars. hut it hasn't been discovered
who the thieves are.
The Bellefont, Pa, Nail company has
assigned with liabilities of $500 900, and
an extension of three years has baen
granted which will probably enable the
works to resume before long
I. NJ. Daniels, manager of the West
Bend Qa) Lumber company, has left for
parts unknown, taking with him about
S15, 600 of other peoples money. obtaiued
by swindling business scheme os Ike
get rich suddenly" order.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-07
THE OPENING OF THE SENATE.
Vice President Morton oficiates-Eeady
for Business.

Vice President Morton oficiates-Ready
for Business.
The senate being a continuous body, no
organization was necessary today. New
ertheess "a large crowd was drawn to the
galleries, anxious to behold the induction
into. office of a number of new senators
who have achieved fame in other fields,
The spectators gratified their curiosity by
oJling the patriarchal PETER, "Adonis"
Gibson of Maryland, the austere exSec
retary Proctor and bland and demure ex-
Secretry Villas. Senator Sherman APP
peared early and held quite levee. Mem
bers from both sides of the cham Der shcok
his hand and questioned him concerning
his prospects of reelection.
The Usual Recess Taken.
Sharply at noon Vice President Morton
raped for order, and the chaplain of the
senate offered a brief prayer Then the
new senators Were sworn in and commit
tees were appointed to wait on the house
of representatives and to inform the
president that congress was in session
and ready to receive any communicative
he might wish to make. A recess was
taken to await the report of these commit
tees.
Reorganization of Senate Committees.
Changes in the personnel of the senate
will necessitate a complete reorganization
OF the senate committees. Eimunds Ev-
arts, ingalls,, Payne and others, who have
hitherto borne large share of the COM
mittee work, have left their places to he
filled by others.
Possible Senate Leri.lation.
The senate had some important meas
ures pending at its last adjourn ment.
Among them were the elections or "forcep
bill, a national bankruptcy bill, and the
pure lard bill. There is no probability of
an attempt to revive the elections bill dur
ing this congress. 1t is likely that
the desirability OF adopting some national
system Of regulating bankruptcy may en-
gage the attention of the senate commit
tee on commerce. Senator Paddock, Of
Nebraska, will endeavor to press his pure
food bill as substitute for the lard bill.
Senator Cullom has some amendments to
the interstate commerce bill to propose.
The silver question, in various shapes,
was pending when the Fifty-irst congress
terminated, and there was an investiga-
,ion into the workings of the Mckinley
tariff act in progress.
Rather Shy of the Tariff.
Should the result of that investigation
be actively brought to the front it might
prer'nitste tariff debate N the sonata