Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-29
hibit national banks from lending money TO
their own officers excepting directors.

hibit national banks from lending money 70
their own officers excepting directors.
Commissioner Baum, Of the pensions BE-
resu, says that nothing less thsn one hun.
dred and sizsy million dollar Will De SUI
Hctert for that bureau for this year. he
expects to leave the bureau nsxs year,
when there will be democratic fteaiae n'.
The House committee on the judiciary
tia morning heard Representative w s.son
of Georgia, farmers alliance man, In favor
of his bill to break up the Pinkertoa oetec,
tive force. becau.e, as he SAID, Il 10 con
s:ant menece to the liberties OF Whas ne
termed the common people" Inc eon mu =!
tee will probably report that tGe matter is
one for state, not national consiaeialioo, ~
which caae Mr.. Watson says ne VIA s"e"p'
to briog It directly before the house:
TIE var k hssipg completely SUD-
sided, curiuaity Ia now maniies.lns
half az to tn, number o! million
dol.srs 1t has cost tie peepie,
and estimates vary from FIVE milliol up
wsrds. En-. what are such sums to an &C.
minist.s,ion that speot billie q do!iais GuI.
inr one Cong, ess? 1t ia now the current
haiief of every body here except the per sc
q rrlson men that the President was Inform
of Chili's apology before hs seit hs Wal
message TO C)rgress.
Ex-senator air atill haunts the Capitol
Nov that 1t has been determined. in the
Chilli case, that en- American minis,er disa'
sreeable to the government 20 which he is
accredited, shall nevertheless be forced upon
that goverpm ant, he hopes that he may yet
20 to China.
Congressman Meredith OF the Alexandra
district, has asked Mr. Hurd, chairman O.
the sobcon mittee OF the House commRtee
| on thu District CT Columbia, to which tbs
sit Vernon Avenue bill hes been referred
,o Fl daG for the consideration CT thai bill
| and Mr.. Rurd has promised to do 80 IN i
shors time When the day shall De fxeo
| Mr.. Meredith will notify the friends OF e
! dill 60 .hss they can appear before the sub
| committee aud make Ieir arguments.
E,.CoDgressmsn Mayo oftbe Is. Virgins
district, ssys be has Informed Mr.. Jones, bii
| uccessor In the House, 10 the effect tba
| though the vessel the latter has asked tos
| ,oyerpmsnt to send to the oyster water %
Virginia to make suryeys OF these ~ t.r
| ,psy have bscn coed enough 10 Sand 70 Chill
she will have 10 be OF stronger stuff if sa'
rurg foul OF the Virginia oyster 6redgers.
| Representative Clover of Kansas, th
ohs.,man OF the caucus OF the aBli-ihirt
l
| oers of Cooeress, hss resigned that poiiiio'
and joined the third party wing. which nos
cru ses sii TIE other congressman from ~
II nth, but only Que. Mr. Watson OF Geor
ga, from the S,uth.
10 diligence reached here t,.dag Of 'h
death in II xico, o! the mother of Prime
Augustine I,urblde. nee Alice Green.
Georgetown, Ell ter Of Mts F lie dina Lewis c
King George county, Virginia MIS-, Nor
on, late of ihis city, aad Mr.. Ooeola Greer
aiso ofthis city.
The democratic members Of TIE Houe
will hold caucus mex. Ftiday nigh. to dc
,ermine on the course the democrats |
Congress sbsll pursue IN the silver question
The trial OF John ]. Vereer. an officer {
the Virginia republican association, for VI:
lstion OF the civil service law In sending Gil
culars into the executive departments 70
the purpose of mskiDg collections to be use
70. political pnrposss In the State OF ViERin
10, was begun in the Criminal Court her
yesterday. The jury late this evening re
iuroed a verdice OF not guilty. Mr.. E.
Borke appesred for the defense. Newton
indicted for t le came ofense, is out On bsi
John T. Price bang his bon6sman.