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HEALTH OF THE DISTRICT.
A Moderate Increase i'm the Number of
Deaths, but the Annual Rate Normal.

4 Moderate Increase in the Number OF
Deaths, but the Annual Rate Normal.
"There was a moderate increase in the num-
Der Of deaths during last week, there having
been III as against ninety-four in the preced-
ing week" says the weekly report of Health
Officer Hammett
This increase. however, brings the annual
death rate to just about the formal. A notice
able feature Of the weeks mortality is the COM
paratiyely large number of elderly persons who
passed away. There were thirty four of these
who were over sixty years of age, a large pro-
portion OF whom were in the seventies and
eighties. OF the contagious diseases diph-
iberia seems to be on the decline. there having
been but six cases reported. with one death
therefrom. and thirteen cases of scarlet fever
reported with no death. The slight increase
In the fatalities from acute lung attacks does
not indicate the presence of any unusual in
huenza. as the deaths from these causes do not
exceed the normal number at this season of the
year. The effects of the very severe winter
upon the Young children are to be seen in the
decease of fifty under five years of age. many
OF whom were infants less than two wears old.
The twenty-one deaths occurring in hospitals
and public institutions do not exceed the usual
number and serve 10 show that pauperism and
irresponsibility are not on the increase in this
city,"
The report shows: Number Of deaths. 12l:
white, Go; colored. Sc. Death rate per 1000
per annum-White. 1873: coIOred. 342. Total
population. 2i.2. Fifty were under five years
OF age. 81 were under one year old and 81 over
sixty years. Twenty-one of the deaths oc-
cnrred IN hospitals and public institutions.
The deaths by classes were as follows: ZymotIc
10; constitutional. 81: local co; develop
mental. Is: violence. T. The principal causes
Of death were: Group. 1; diphtheria. I; con-
sumption, Is; typhoid fever .; malarial fever.
2; pneumonia. l6; congestion Of the lungs. /;
bronchitis. 5: whooping cough 4: kidney dis
cases. 3; meningitis. 3; cancers. ,. Births re-
ported IA white males II white females. 10
colored males. % colored females Marriages
reported-lS white. 6 cOlored. Still-births re-
pOrted-4 white IN coIorcd
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WILL SEE I,49s DOGS.
Heavy List of Entries for the Madison square
Garden show.

Madison Square Garden, New York. will be
given over this week TO the dog show. The
show begins today. The managers of the show
promise that it viii be more attractive than any
o. It's sixteen predecessors given b. the West
Minister Kennel Club. There will be on exhibit
ton $40 dogs Since l73 Of these dogs are
duplicated entries and are 10 be judged in more
than one class the work of the judges will be 20
decide upon the merits Of 1892 entries. The
number Of dogs exhibited at last years show
Was .lG3
OF the dogs to be shown a very large majority
have records as winners at other shows. Some
81 them have carried of first prizes in New
York city for a number Of years and nearly all
have been honored IN one way or another at
dog shows IN New York and elsewhere for from
three 10 nye years Surprises are promised in
dogs thaE have not before been exhibited in
this country. Most of them are recent impor-
tatiols.
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Catholic Celebration in New York.

N8tHOIIC VeItDrHtIOn III new YORK.
The golden jubilee of Pope Leo XIII, to-
gether with the fifteenth anniversary Of his
election as pontif, was celebrated last evening
in the Carnegie Music Hall, New York. Walter
Damrosch's orchestra and the Palestrina chorus
of 800 voices furnished the music for the jubi-
lee. Archbishop Corrigan, in eulogizing Pope
Leo XIII, said: I'm his encyclical he taught men
that all forms Of government came from God
and called for obedience. While intoxicating
obedience he taught that due respect should be
paid to the peoples just demands that if the
employer had rights SO had the laboring classes
to whom his sympathy went out. He appeared
as a peacemaker, as lover Of Cancellation, and
in this alone has given the church prestige 1t
has never known before"
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Dor nshue After johnson.

Feeling satisfied that did not 10 myself
Justice al Red Bank on Thursday, am anxious
TO meet johnson again, says Joe" Donoghue.
the skater. Il will accept his offer to meet me
again ami will skate him fiye miles at Nexburg
on February %, OF soon thereafter as ice can
be obtained. for a prize to be decided on mu-
tuslly between Us
James A. Donoghue has published challenge
10 osi hudd To skate him one mile, on the
same day and on the same track for n medal
conditions to be the same as the Douoghue,
johnson race.
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY

6th aud sts WI -
West from Washington.
200 N: daily Cincinnati anl ~. Tout. TN.
ited-soid ves,lbu'ed. newly equipped ~ie-tri,-
Iiehtedtrain Puilinans finest s'espine washins
ton 70 cincinnat. Din ng attsrhsd Il MaySvfll,
70 serve nreskfNst Arrives Cincin 1ati 90 N In
aiaanspolis ll.bD IN. st. Louis - .. IN Chicar,
5:.5 r. m.
1:lop m. daily-The famous ''F. y v IAmttsf--
solid vestibue train with dining car an Pnllm.,
sleeners for cincinn ii. Lexington aud LOUISVILLE
Lexinrton a;1 p m Louisville 91O y. m. Indian
apolis ll:oo Y. M; Chi ar b m st Louis As
Q. m. connecting I'm Union depot for al points
200p; IN. fatly-rypress FOR GordonsvilIa ch.--
lottesvflle. Richmond. Waynesboro' Stsun,on .nf
Principal Virginia POINTS daily. except sunday for
Pullman location. and ticket. a. comp.nv,, osac..
n4 II. ". FULLER. Gen1 Passenger Agent.
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ing that the committee give public hearing on
these bills on Tuesday. the 18th instant
The resolution for a public hearing was put
to a vote and defeated, 80 TO 81. which would
indicate that the race track men have enough
votes to pass their bills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-21

In the New Jersey assembly last night Mr..
Parker OF Monmouth introduced three race
track bills, regulating sport on the several
tracks Of the state and !egaiizing pool selling.
They were all referred to the committee on
municipal corporations. of which Mr.. Thomp-
son-the Duke OF Gloucester"-isa member.
As soon the titles of the bills were taken
Mr.. Lane of Union offered resolution proyid-
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RALTrMoRE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.

seheiule In effect Novsut.-- II reo,
beANe washington from station corr er II New r.r..v
For cb,c.ro .-s sy S aud 9 s're-,.
- - rsins II ~ :. m, - - - W daitv
bnot incinnst s. Louis and IN nan.-oiis vs<ti-
For Pitt.hurv and Cleveland erpre-. daily in ID.
E Ecr Tk1 ;S ana stanton, 10 so.n
,n and Menphis in loo W. d.iiy; ,i.er-
fo, Baltimore. week asvs' . ~. ~ NJ as. ~,
ute.S a M sis * 4, * y, 10 a. - ~ a. ~ s,n,a-
"a rs q. xaao xhos. ~ ~ ; r.. nj -. q N
e &C. so Z. g Gn III, %.sa u saq5,y
9SoS. Is 30 49, so % =, 70 81 "a;
For knn.Ioii., =, ana e 10 M. re.ls.ai.
.f 99c Frederick. ISL. III. % an. ill5 "a n
For I.se-s,own. IN: 4os-n ana .aaonm
Tor Bowl and wav noints. % 90 M
-ia a. 81 Is. =. \. n 20 az 9,
Pm sx,.ress tr.,ns storring ~ principal stations
ROYAL BLUE LINZ pdR WV YORK axp PHIL
kDELpHrA
a. for Nil; M Nsw Work boston .ni
$40 {. 90 Dining Carr. ui. % D. m Sleeping cs-
For Psiladslphis. Wilmington ami Chester. SOD
Buffet P.rlor C,-. On all a,v ,-,ia.
inp Car running through to Rp<tan wi,hSr, r,sa-,
via Ponehkeerse bridge landing passenger. IN All
For Ats, &c City. 10. 90 a. m and IL ospm sun
tEic-r' Sunday. Daily. ssuna.yonlr
Bsesaee called for and chertss ,ror, ,o..,.,,.
re.ldencss by rnion rrsns'-r O. on o-ia-s 81, =.
tf T. 0 DELL s aud i'i p T,s sna s :, i'
| Gen Manager. rnl4l a.u. Pa-.- a.,
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MERITS OF THE DIFFERENT SITES DISCUSSED
SENATORS HENDERSON AND VEST THE PRINcr
PAL sPEAKERs-rHE JOHNSON AND MALONE
LOIS MOST REFERRED TO-
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WOMI lENJ.

NINE. YALE has lectured in oil the principal cities
Of the world. and been entertained by Royalty and the
celebrities of the world. She is a peculiar type Of
Beauty-cultivated through her art. She guarantees
to make any woman beautiful by her marvellous sys-
tenn. The costume to be worn by MADAME YALE
Is the latest production by Worth.
NINE. YALE has opened Temple of Beauty in
Washington. and cordially invites Ladies to consult
her free Of charge.
The Society Woman must be beautiful if she would
be happy. She cannot afford wrinkles gray hair.
The Business Woman must te beautiful If she
would be happy.
The Wife must remain young AMI beautiful il she
would hold her husbands love.
The Young Girl must be sweet and lovely. as fresh
as young flower II she would win devoted husband
and so 1t goes. All Women need NINE. YALE's
treatment. She ia their dearest friend
Ladies' ont of town send cents postage and Beauty
Book will be sent you. Treatment successfully by
mail.
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Stolen to Be Held as Hostage.

marked sensation has been caused by the
mysterious disappearance of the young son Of
N. Bourgeois, the French minister of justice.
The boy is but seven years old. He was day
pupil in the Lycee. On Saturday morning he
was taken to school a. usual in his fathers car
riage and since that time he has not been seen
and there II no trace Of him. The opinion ID
growing that the child has been carried OF BY
anarchists with a view Of deterring the authori-
ties from taking too severe steps against the
anarchist Francois, who was extradited from
London on the charge Of having been con-
cerned in the dynamite explosion in the very
restaurant whore Ravachol was arrested
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II EHMoNn AM nANNIrIr RAILROAD CO
h +. ". HUrDEKOPrP aNn REI-REN roSrPR'
RECEIVERS

Schedule in effect Noyeniba- n rs1,
Al trains arr an laavs II peaDsyi vani. d,
ser Station. Ma~hngton. ~ . WV
h:D a. m,-Dai'v. connects At Tvnehhu-y s,- 40
stations on Norfclk and Wesfa-n -alraaf saf se- a.
rrinctpa 10 nfs south ~ n visions Of Ri-hm,at
and nanviile System Pullman Sl@~n.r Nav Yo-<
and WASHINGTON 20 atlanta connecting .b.n.. -
Sleeper TO New Orleans via Montgomery .na ser Ne n.
Dnis wa brlningham. uniting Danvil. ~ita
sleerer Tor Augus'n rnnnefs NJ Manassas for Pr,a.
Royel and strssburg daily eyrart SUNDAY
~ y m.-naily for wArrenton arl Tb.-lo....vffi.
andthronsh train FOR Front ROYAL and s,r.burr TAI
except Sundar.
lO.4I n.m.-nsTlv WASHINGTON .Sp sor-ru
RNNEsrIBrLED LIMITED. composed IN.
trey 81 Pullman Sleeper. Dininv. Parors and >,pokns
Cars and 70 Atlanta ffina ~ hou-S1 with pr
man Sleeper through New York aud washInx.op 4,
New Orleans Wis MONTGOMERY and New YORK a. 1
WASHINGTON To Aiken and Augusta Nis roiunlt.
and Washington g Memphis via BIRMINGHAM Dinin ,
car New York 70 MONTGOMERY
IL CD n m. Daily for all nrincip,i pon,- .or.h N,
hirhinond and nanvtie system. pulhaan Sls@p.-
New YORK sud WASHINGTON 20 Hot Srin - Wis Ash a
VILE. and washington - .tlsnts
TRAINso on WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION
leave Washington AZ q 10 q m q n " m ana ! 2,
= IN daily k-turnine. arrive Washington ~ o.. IN .
BUD y M and u ~ 4. m. daily. Train leaving Wash.
inston - =, o M and arriving 8. 81 a. m an
Through trans from IN. .outh .-riva w.-hir 90,
45a m 10 20 N. sna O. ~ y. m Manassas ID nc.
ioi; 70 20 q m. sud g " y. M. etc@p, SUNDAY
furnished NJ once. 1900 pAnnsylyapix ave .,s =.
Passenger Station. Pennsylvania Railroad Washing.
/: BROWN. General Agent Passenger Dent,
W =. lIhh, General Passenger AGENT
W. II. GREEN. General Manage MA
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NJ. G. GRASTY,
Double Stores,

Furniture. Carpets. China. Glass, Tin Ware, &C.
Cheap for cash.
1910 II 1th st. w.. bet and O.
Don't doub till You try.
Cotton-top Mattress. single. g.; double 40 o.
Medium Mattress, rood tick. &c, S3 so; Uphol.
stored Cots, 81 a5; Hair Matt ess. 81. 30. &c.
Come and see. ian
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RAILROADS..
THE GREA-
L rExNsrIyASr. Rorrr

TO TIE SoRIH, wEsT kSp sotIHwEsr
srEE RsiLs S,eSifte spsP T Est,iFSfSr.
Law g Is s fSS fRom "a a, rro,
20, SnSn ,,s,GTH Akp SIS. As FOtLows
ai%ss y..;bdl .1 c.. n
Siisy s SslS%siAS rrEr..s :, % IS an a.,
10 nS Snf pniss .ss r:.g-s :. 10
S T;.S ce u q s r,S rsie, ca Vs.
fSrs 70 ccaba ~,.issf sna rl l.is 'l, :,
cr csr @..sinsssSss s = Tsr,l 10 . .l, s.r.
Dininr car H,,,,, = 81 Logi. aud ON. ,nnst nd
G.sh,bs,c.:. 20 I'm. dairy. Win sl~~~ins c.-s
rtssurE With through s,sss,s. 20 sly :, h.r.
cas-" sSu,a rs,lmsn pnins Ca ri,r.'aTs = tS
ritt-snrs csirmhn.t i, sSr .er - daily &c
S..Sih s.- and - 81 :, IIui. Pullman sssrss -
,issSSrs 70 Memrs. p,S,s ssr'5s Ga, H.-.
,,:sars .n .. WI .srr: -, e . a.l
For Name css.s si,a r,,', R.,r 70 Cheass
Fer Il, Poe .e e;ia'sS ,.s. a :P ,re
For wi sss Ssr'ips G.. M.ssinseS % rirs
For wln. SS r Whs ss.ss ~. = s.s ''
daily, srSsp, sant.y. Ts- wl's ,r. = 70
roS ia Iii III 70 srS TSTs
.ns n,,,S, ,h .aa u r,Sr--. sl~-..'s. p,-7,-
go, GiSy,'.s nin.es c..', ~ NJ 20.
On sun,sS ~ ~ reosnt n :, p u
rsrlcr. and Dinins Car. no cs,ss,-s $3.50,
,,m,m.. isiS saa. BIZ q " 10 h ~
'CoSeRrss-ox.r Lrurrrn-
All .srl.r Cars, WITH ntrinv ',- -. R,f.f-,.-. o.
o., nnrs &"O y m daily. for Phiia ielphia veg
-. ron rHrI,nrrrur, ONLY
hsilr Iva m. ~eos DAYS. and as . q
t,rrsS.: 2 ~ ,ni sop ", is.'r.
for h'ston. without chans- ~. ., -, -.
- -, - ds.y Wv
or J srsss,y, en- =. ,l,gsh train, csnn.. :.
ms tirect t-Ans,rr I, Futo, street ,in go.
rc- 49, a,,..,ts Ss N~s l'fk CIV
and II asP every day s.,ariss. r "siy 80 81,
Fer Baltimore, ann. 80, -, ~ ease,
70 2oi 2nai u ass,i an y IA a ! n
On sand. ~ 4, 70, - o.. g % a. y, q ~. II
AZ a.i ga I. a 81 nSIS 70 10 =. Sci "a
For Pcoo . ~ 20 ,ni III ;itr m
.r,ar, r~rs Line. . - IN ana VI n m aair
For .en,no,is. ssn . m ,ni :, .o.n,,.,
and a ~ =. M S''er' SUNDAY sunaays a0S N
r., FOR .LExANnRIA Avn rur sor-ru
f0r AIehsnirt,. 10. 7. n 5EI. 40 az IN q,
sg'eiiT;ol room, %. 81. ass. ass sS-'
saxi ~ =, 90 4, 'p e ~ IN ga % ss,-
Accom-. y, ~; go = ~ sni IN "a -. ~.
N''0'n IS Hap for Qusntoo. 94s am dsnr so,
f"r ,b brhr 40 ani N. south. 20 ana ias7.r
irass 81 lesye nssNnlri, ~ Washington. = N, ",
800 AS 20 6i ! y =, x y Y "a q, '| go sos
llos pm. On SUNDAY, ~ : 10 10 -, = ~ y 81
IL - a m "os 2 a. 5.Ol. 7.os. : 40 .. il AMI
and Information y. the o-. n,r,h.,.. ~
station w. at f"nnSyv.nts svenue and =, TIE
baggage 70 destination n \ ..ls ~ ~. - d
Gener, Nsnasrr u.7l General r..s.u @@1 ss.n,
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

DIASO TEACHER.-SEVEN YEARS EXPERT
L ence; beginners advanced; new and rapid
method for young pupils; best references Mrs j.
laos Hopkins place C2014 ST. nwD ocis-eo5ms
W Hall-Chsrlotte Hall School, l11l-lSQ3 ONLY
ESQ for the session beginning Feb. I. 1888 Military
discipline and practical instruction in business and
classical courses Beautiful and healthful at
the historic Cool springs" 40 miles from Washing
Charlotte Hall School. fel5-lrn
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Talk Is Not Cheap-Here,

But II IA worth the cost II he who reads viii try
Racksge Of Old Dominion Cigarettes Photograph
ID each Eacksge.
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FACIAL BlEMl@ME@ PIERMA.
MIEMTlV CURED.

cordial invitation is extended the ladies' to attend
NINE. fALE'S BEAUTY LECTURE at Albaugh's
Opera House on Tuesday afternoon. February 2S at
$50 This lecture is free in every particular and Ill
prove one of the ost interesting entertainments ever
offered
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L,zsIa CoxpAxr,s.

BEARING the authorized signature Of yustus Won Lie
big. the great chemist. has the odor Of roast bees
svy. Ans asvor. dissoiv clearly in water and q.
stimulates with the finest and smpless cookery.
FOB DELICIOUS. REFREsHINo BEEF TEA
FOR IMPROVED AND ECONOMIC COOKERY.
fs1e-sh,ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-21

Col. Charles Duffy. for twenty years Of tn,
continental Hotel OF Philadelphia, fell dead a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-21

nTTOT. sIMON-vOCAL CULTTRE-METHODs
" OF Marche.i Paris. and Behnke, London anal
deveIopment q voice and relief throsts
fe3-Ime ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-21

GBRvocs headache promptly cured by
broUo Seltxer. Trial bottle loo.
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EzrRAcr o. BEEF.

inferior and imitation sorts are cosrss Of disssr>
able odor and unpleasant flavor. but the genuine
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BEAUTY Gull TyjRIE.

Too much cannot be said in praise of NINE. YALE's
work for her for through her wonderful discov
cries women Of 40 80 and 90 are restored to youth
again.
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE
~ 633 La ave. bet. 9th and 9TH sts n w.
C. 4. URNER, A. NJ. &. E., Prn.
Seventh year business educator in this CITY
Fifteen years a member of the faculty Of Eastman
College. Six courses: Business English. Phonoeraph.
Civil Service. Shorthand and Typewriting. Superior
and enthusiastic teaching Thorough and practical
courses. Graduates of excellence and distin-
Ruished success. Catalogue free. se01
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-21

COLUMBIA COZ SERvAToRY OF MUSIC, 300 K
~ St. n: " Eano department.; private or class les
Ensisnd Conservatory Of Music Boston. %.ss as Ne"
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Miss FRANCES MARITIME
M ENGLISH AND FRENCH SCHOOL
For Young Ladies' and Little Girls.
Bodrdino pupits limited. Tsel -6n'l 1905 D ST NV
FRENCH LESsONs-307 d ST. NV
by Mile. " PRUD'HOMME '''e0Hs
Glass terms moderate. fa1-,.n,,.
DROP. ARNOLD W MEYER. GRADUATE lip
1 zis,Panoforte. theory, voice culture; orisinai
method exercises written duriny lessons to suit lie;
veopment Of individual voices. Studio eo6 ST. n "
js31-1m'
IVY INSTITUTE BUSINESS COLLEGE sW
cor. Sth and SITS. u W. S25 year; central loca-
ton; experienced teacher; thorough Instruction.
business subjects; typewritne shorthand ja.S-.sms
ELOCUTION- CULTURE (DELsARTF
~ system)-English branches, Stenoerarhy and
Typewritins. Mrs. ELIZABETH KING. 507 Fast
CAPITOL IA.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

TUNING AND REPAIRING GEORGE Ely
L piano maker. tuner and repairer 22l 10Th ri
paired feoO-l Inns
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DE- BULLS Cough syrup is the very best.
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A NOVEL EM77ER17 AlMMEMT7
MUSIC, FLOWERS AND
BEAUTY.

MME.YALE will lecture on her wonderful system Of
restoring YOUTH and cultivating BEAUTY. An ex.
ample of her art at the of 40 She looks like a
lovely young girl in her first youth and beauty. See
and hear for yourselves the greatest authority cu
tivatng beautythe originator of this great and won
derful system,
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Mr.. VESTS REPLY.

Mr.. Vest replied to Mr.. Manderson. He
argued that the committee on public buildings
and grounds should rightly control the choice Of
this property. 1t had done SO IN the case OF
all other public buildings i'll this city and else
where.
The Senator from Nebraska talks about a
donation to Gen. Malone. What is there, Mr..
President. in my political or personal relations
with Gen. Malone that would cause me to
squander the peoples money in order to enrich
him! l have served upon the committee on
public buildings and grounds for fourteen
years. have repeatedly had occasion to meet
exigencies in regard to the selection of sites in
this city created by the demands OF the property
owners that Congress should consider the bids
made by them in regard to their property for
public purposes.
mo more disagreeable duty can be assigned
to any Senator, but in every instance, after ex-
animation personally and without taking re-
ports, have endeavored to consult the inter-
ests Of the government and the people of the
United States without regard to the amount of
personal interest involved In this case |
granted to Gen. Malone the right that would
give to the worst enemy had in the world the
right to bring his property to our attention to
urge his claim and ask the representatives of
the people to give him simple, equal-handed
Justice.
TO TAKE THE PARKING.
What does the Senator, through his commit
tee, propose? He proposes to take 81. 400 feet
of parking. Think Of it! Today this CAPITAL
of our country is the most beautiful city in the
world, certainly the most beautiful upon this
continent. From what comes its beautyY From
Its parks and its parking. l had occasion the
other day to resist with great regret an amend.
ment to an appropriation bill submitted by nv
friend from Iowa Mr. Allisonl, as chairman OF
the committee on appropriations. proposition
to take public park in the vicinity OF Penn
sylyania avenue for a public building, and 1
said then, what repeat today that never by
any vote of mine shall q single park be taken
in this city for q building for any purpose
whatever. This government, thank heaven. ia
not reduced to the pecuniary necessity of
marring the beauty Of this splendid city by any
such proceeding.
The next feature to the parks Of this mag
nifcent city. the breathing places. a. Q great
architect has said, Of an immense urban popu-
lation, 10 the parking, which adds to its beauty
In every street and boulevard and avenue, and
yet the Senator from Nsbrsska il willing to take
the parking around this building, amounting to
"a, 200 feet, and he makes the plea Of economy
as the argument for this extraordinary propo-
sition.
NO oUrsIDE srAnwAYs.
But meeting the Senator upon even, mate
Il
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ME- VERNON MUSIC STUDIO 1908 9TH ST.
.,A " :poes culture. 'LablaneAs's method !" rard
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