The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-12


into the civil courts.
Senator Frank Pettlerew OF South Dakota is
selves in T preserving tho buffalo Of North Amer
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Rsrd: save one pali. which he asserts 3 tIe
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herd was Mr.: james Hill the we, ll;knG WI
t sad az sq5F as s
I'M 20 ses tie
COW promises the best, results. Tho progeny
closely resemble the buffalo in general az az,
f TSsIs ss'ps si FEW sso I'M hs H
largest belongs to n man named Jones. in Ram
sas; oysr 100 n numeor; Mr.. Green, foreman .I
Sa she small HERD whcR nSndcs perfeety
white animal Austin Corbin has ten head ON
his, new game preserve In New Hsmpshire.
farm %s !" Tie largest herd OF pure huifalces in
Of Senator Pettigrew's. who Keeps them in tho
mountains. They have never been rounded
up. and their exact number cannot therefore
Senator Teller thinks that the United States
Government should cxpend $4,000 in tho
purchase OF reindeer for tho purpose of stock
bio fur-givinv animals. Tho skins. form the
warmest covering known. and Mr. Teller
G ID to ne soc shs In
Ether outdoor mon in tho cold regions OF the
West Acon.ider4hle number Of the NATIVES YES
United States have heretofore !subsisted on
Tho sea otter; 3St this sSHFTee Fl supply VIII
commercial rpVSpnS--nnd believes
commercially It would 10 q paying invest
mentn,but hnmans considerations should in
duce the United states to make this Invest
Senators. MIR. Teller has had a robe made Of
IF hs On on mails
cites much curiosity and interest
The State Of Pennsylvania has rendered to
the National House OF Representatives two
finely executed oil portraits OF recent Speakers
Of the House from tho Keystone State1.,one OF
The late samu9l J: handall and the other 20, OF
from July 1861. to March. 1868. The portraits
are said to be very crcditable, works OF art. and
ton With, hitting ceremony have been made.
and on the 2lst inst. appropriate addresses
will bS delivered in tho House chamber by
several OF the older Congressman concerning
the careers and achievements OF tho originals
Of the, pictures Handsome crayon portraits
for several years pm the walls OF the memhers'
private lobby In the House. among the collcc-
t til OF tn Ss
their State will supersede them.
In the annual report Of the Adjutant- Gen.
eral to tho Secretary Of War. in com enting
upon the scattered condition Of tho records OF
tho Revolution. he says: AT the burning OF
tho War Department building in November.
1900. the greater portion Of the rolls and ro-
tHrns nt no war
but many valuable records. orders. sets Of
eorresp.:Indence; rolls. reports. &c.. escaned
Of tho fire in the custody OF other departments
OF the Government. They are still scattered.
and. Of course. not readily accessible for rofer-
lie recommends that these valuable records
be now brought to the custody Of one delHrt;;
ment. whereas 1t is shown In tho first part Of
ton d 1900 because Of their, being scuttcrod
Derartment building IS no more lrerrooi than
was the ono q 1870 thought to be. The pres
eEyati9n q the old records is especially de-,
eligible for membership in the society, OF the
SONS nnd Daughters Of tho REVOLUTION"
the Revolutionary files. " ~
Tho members Of the "women's Army and
Navy Auxiliary" have made an appeal to tho
Secretary OF the Navy to pny for cabinet orgaus
organs and hymn books as RAPIDLY ,Is W" arc
building ships" The Secretary is reminded
that the message of REDEMPTION Is often con-
veyed to mans heart through hymns and
spiritual songs. and wa are sure that AN organ
ON u war ship will bring u blessing as we'll TO
one instrumenta! in furnishing it lib to those
for whom it is intended
The member from Oshkosh. L. NJ Miller.
was born in Greece. but he looks rs though he
were the model from which Cruikshank drew
h b. celebrated likeness OF the Hon. samuel
bald head. as wellas Il short figure. give him
nd s tie acute r casSfy I ck
wick rs IA angel in CATERS
Senator Frye OF Maine is devotee to tho
Rame OF solitaire as o means Of diversion.
Every evening before dinner he tries his for
tune in this absorbing pursuit. sitting in his
private parl ors at tho Hamilton. II u member
tho s lis
game. The Senat or begins to be- ranked
among tho venerables OF the Senate. where for
so long no has been regarded as one OF the
yyoGnSer than his sixty-one years. " "'''
In the summer OF 1890 number OF citizens
Of Maine were naturalized by the Munic-
ipal Court OF Bddeford. which naturalization
was DECLARED illegal 10y the court Of last resort
TINT Mr. Yas 81 few to-
Congress. but fniled to piss. This time, MIR.
Cummings thinks. the bill will go through.
Chairman Holman has appointed the follow
ing sub committees OF the Committee on APP
propriauons to have charge of the bills named
sundry Civil -, - Holman. sayers Breckinrdge tKyJ,
l.gislat iva = Cornsy. Dociery. Holman. Henderson,
AMI Diugey.
District Of Columbia Dockery. Compton. Dreckin.
Tensions Mutshrr. ONeil! Livingston Grous. and
Bingham
fortiIrntons = grecknridge tKyJ. Forney Living.
ston Co. We'll. and Grout
Deiciencies sayers. Holman. oNeili. Dngiey. and
Henderson.
Permanent sinridge LArk) Liv.
ingstoh. Compton, Bingham. and Dinyey.
Speaker Crisp continues to improve. This
morning he sat up. read the papers. and die
tated number OF letters. While his improve
ment is marked. 1t will ho ut least a week be-
foro his physician Will allow him to venture
out. In the mean time tho two Democratic
mcmbers Of the Rules Committee
McAiiilin and Catchngs-will meet the Speaker
ut his room ind push the proposed changes in
the rules for tho House. 30 that by the time
Mr.. Crisp is able to come to the Capitol the
rules will probably be In shape to submit to
the full committee.
Contrary to expectations. Senators Turrle
and Voorhees, did not appear before the Senate