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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26
CAPITOL TOPICS.
FREE BEER FOR BnFwrns.

FREE BEER FOR BREWERS.
resolution was introduced in the House
yesterday by Mr.. Fitch of New York amending
the statutes to provide that no brewer
shall be held liable for the payment of
tax upon beer furnished to the employees OF his
the premises.
DELAYS IN AgMOR SUPPLY.
Messrs. Linderman and Davenport, repre-
sentatives Of the Bethlehem iron and Steel
Company, today appeared before the subcom.
mittee of the House naval committee. charged
with the preparation of the naval appropria-
ton bill, and explained at length in regard to
the delay of their firm in furnishing armor and
other steel for naval purposes.
AGE AND TERM OF RECRUITS.
The Senate military committee today or
dered q favorable report on the amendment to
the army bill, introduced by Mr.. Proctor,
limiting the term Of enlistment and the age of
recruits.
BILLS OF LADING.
The Senate committee on commerce gave
hearing this morning to the advocates and
opponents of Representative Harters bill relat-
ing to contracts of common carriers on the
ocean, which is intended to prevent the inclu-
sion in bills Of lading of agreements re-
leving vessel owners from liability from
tossSs aFisAHR iEom HtRASeHce OF uHjHstly
limiting their liability for indemnity. There
was a large number Of shippers and representa-
tives of steamship lines present, among the for
mer being Representative Harter, the originator
of the bill; Mr.. Pillsbury of Minnesota and a
delegation from the northwest favoring the
measure. Those opposed to the measure in
cluded Mr.. Higgins of the New York Produce
Exchange d. d. c. Mink of Philadelphia; Mr.
Henry. counsel for Philadelphia steamship
lines, and DIR. George o. CLAWS, counsel for the
North German Lloyd steamship line.
THE NEW M'GARRAHAN BILL.
The House committee on mining and mines
today reported the new McGarrahan bill. The
bill is drawn to meet the objections of the Pres
ident as set forth in his veto Of the bill of last
session.
WAR CLAIMS
Senator Mitchell, from the committee on
claims reported favorably the bill introduced
by Mr.. Frye to adjust the claims of any state
for expenses incurred by its defense Of the
United States.
THE PORTSMOUTH NAVY YARD.
Senator Gallinger today presented in the
Senate an amendment to the naval appropria-
ton bill which appropriated 100000 toward
the construction of dry dock at Portsmouth,
n. H., navy yard, under limit of $500 900 as
total cost for the dock.
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Souvenir Coins.

In compliance with many requests. The STAR
has secured. for the accommodation of its
patrons, q supply of Columbian Exposition
Souvenir half dollar coins. which will be fur
nished at cost price,-one dollar each. Apply
at the counter of The STAR business Office.
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RAILROADS..
THE GREAT

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70 Sashmona- rs4hc E,rrss.' 10 az ? m, daily
or ppau.ssnrs al The West, With throush sees~r
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General NansTsr. ua7l General Ps.s-nssf as-ul
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26

Both the method and results when
Syrup OF Figs is taken: it is pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste, and
ac:sgentlyyet promptly on the Kid.
news, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the
system efectually, dispels colds
headaches and levers. and shah
itual constipation. Syrup OF Figs is
the only remedy Of its kind ever
produced, pleasing to the taste and
acceptable to the stomach, prompt
in its action and truly beneficial in
its effects prepared only from the
most healthy and agreeable sub
s,ances,its many excellent qualities
commend it to all and have made
1t the most popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC. and
81 bottles by all leading druggists.
ANY reliable druggis; who may not
have it ON hand will procure Is
promptly for any one who wishes q
VII DO not accept ANY substitute
CALIFORNIA Ffc SYRUP co
SAY FRANCISCO. cal.
LOUISVILLE ~. Esw K0ak ~
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ILLUSTRATION OF THE POWER
TO HEAL

IN PUBLIC. ON THE OPEN PLATFORM. WHERE
EVERYBODY CAN SEE. DRs FRITZ AND
DAMON HEAL THE sIcK-THE MOST Ago
MIXING COMPLAINTS YIELD TO THEIR
TREATMENT-PARALYs DYSPEPSIA.
RHEUMATISM AND ALL CHRONIC DISEASES
ALIKE ARE CURED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26

Mr.. Fl. b. HASroRD, chief clerk of the Office
of the controller of the currency, has rendered
his resignation in order to accept the position
of cashier Of the National Bank of Deposit Of
New York CITY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 26--Dr. Stuckey, a
director in the Louisville Base Ball Club. denies
the report sent out from indianapolis that the
franchise of the Louisville club is to be sold
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Andy Bowen VIII Not Fight DAILY.

CHICAGO, Jan. ga special from New Or
leans says that Andy Bowen, the pugilist, now
declines to fight Mike Daily at the Crescent City
Club on March "a. The club has, therefore,
but one fght-Hall and Fitzsimmons-an will
not try for any more now.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

LAST FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK
PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON AND WASH NGTON
ArrAngements have been made by the Norfolk and
Washington steamhoat Company with the -tss nsh hip
lines opersfing out of the above named for fad
fresht deliveries at Washington from New YG-k Aui
Phiadelphia in (i0 forty hours ans ostoa fotg-
eight hours JOHN CALLAHAN
dls-Sm General Superin tendsnE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26

The annual meeting of tie National Brick
Manufacturers Association is in session in
Louisville, Ky.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26

NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON sTEAMBoArca
POWERFUL IRON PALACE STEAMERS
WASHINGTON and NORFOLK
Daily =. D. m from the foot Of 9TH st. for Fortress
Monroe. Newport News. Norfolk. Virginia BsAss.
Portsmouth and the south. Through sssplnr car
service via Norfolk and cArOns rsiirOad aud At.ass
Coast line. between Norfolk. wilmington. ch.riss-
ton. Savannah. 'seh.onviIis and So Augustine
JNo. CALLAHAN.
di7-e Gen surt
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ssss + f E + F.
Ssss . II ZEE +
Prize medal Paris Exposition. 200 nrst premiums;
Endorsed by 100 music schools and colleges for
durability. Old Pianos taken ia exchange The only
Upright that can take the place OF Grand
ja21-tr PFEIFFER q CONLIFF Al II tn st n w.
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MEDICAL. &c.

DR. LEON.
The well-kncwn specialist,
464 st. NV
Prompt treatment
Office hours: 10 to 1. 5tos. da-7ws
TAPE WORMS REMOVED WITH HEAD OR No
charge at 9l9 ~ st. Reference: Richard Fert
ner with Mike Scanlon 9Th st. above Pa. ave. Her
bert Gordon. 1908 Az St J. e. Gardner. 1877
st 81. ia1I-1ms
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Norman Bestor las $50 1853 11212e 100 l41 40
DR.. G. VI. Is Harris il4l 49, FPS l6U I14 go l14
X. b. Mason. 102 ia las l11 llJ "a 11645
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LrEBIe ConrAxr.s
EXTRACT OF BEEF.
THE STANDARD FOR PURITY. FLAVOR AND
wHoLEsoMENEss
Genuine only with WsrUs Won LIEBIG's sisns.
turA sl2-th.tu
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ffe,re. Colds. Coughs Sore Threat Group influenza,
Wfoortns Coush. HrUnc hits and Asthma A certain
cure fer CONSUMPTION In first stages and sure relief
IN advanced STAGES Use once. You will see the
excellent eject After taking the first dose Sold by
dealers every-hsrs Large botslss. so cents and Ell
nf~tu. th& ssdn
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WAR CLAIMS.

Senator Mitchell, from the committee on
claims reported favorably the bill introduced
by Mr.. Frye to adjust the claims of any state
for expenses incurred by its defense Of the
United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26
THE PORTSMOUTH NAVY YARD,

Senator Gallinger today presented in the
Senate an amendment to the naval appropria-
ton bill which appropriated 100000 toward
the construction of a dry dock at Portsmouth,
n. H., navy yard under limit of $500 900 as q
total cost for the dock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26
"CoIonelsn to Remain.

not Yet bowled-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26

Friday afternoon 23o Dr. Fritz will give his cele-
brsted lecture, The Experiences Of Magnetic
Healer" Doors open at 2. All seats are Free"
Drs. Fritz and Damons Offices, where those who are
able and willing to pay may go and be cured.
No. 617 13tn street northwest. Hours from 10 NJ
to p. m. and from 4 to 8 D. m. daily.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-08-18

churches are open Mt nll seasons. 'rbo,o,
preaching ut many theaters and mill;
halls, and Mr.. Moody has leased INA T''
pirc thcater ut $500 per week. Thr na .m'l'
paper men say that he spends nrn", ,"s'
much money in advertising us thr ,h"..M
managers there did and at cnch ,mnn,;' er
he gives out printed cards of inyitn,inn,s
be distributed among the visitors tott'
falr. VI denominations somewhat on, ~,
the usual line Chicago has II bcwilJrrin"''
variety, and among these a Swcdenhnss
gian preacher, Rev. l.. p. Mercer. is ;u,
now attracting much attention. And
may add without intending to mix 1hino'
that seven first-class t~heaters, such -
Hooley's, McVickcr's, ETC., are runnins
right through the summer, and bcsid. ,hs
usual popular resorts there are two n.".
and immense summe gardens on the l,ka
shore which are filled every night. "A'
1t is just as we'll to add here that all tbs
historic parallels to Chicago in common
use are misleading and some of them nh.
surd. 1t has been compared in turn IA
great and wicked Babylon, to NineveL ~
Tyre, to Venice rising from the salt marsh
and sand hill to unmeasured opulenec, and
to Amsterdam when it was n worlds NAV
and conducted the exchanges of Eurone
and Asia. AT such parallels n true Clica.
goan sneers. Babylon was many ceutur.
les in growing. Amsterdam not quit. 60
long. Venice had been founded by fusi.
tives fleeing from the Goths, and had done
a petty business in salt and fish for 3N
years before it began to be noticed and i,
was 500 years longer in becoming magnil.
Gently great. AS to Tyre and Palmym.
Tadmor, Baalbec and far Cathay. nobody
knows their exact date, but they were SLOW
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-08-18

one reads the curious lettering, all very
artistically dcAe in the identical materials
named by 1t, and notes how many million
bushels or bales or tons Of this or that
each state had as n surplus, it is hard to
believe that there are hard times" And
yet. so say the exhibitors, that is what is
keeping away the very people who pro-
duced these enormous crops.
**+
1t is q fact worth noting at this point
that the White City starts off every morn
Ing as clean and fresh as if just finished.
No matter how much litter is left by care
less lunchers or others it is all swept up
and removed. The dust nuisance com
planned of in May is completely abated
and so far As one can judge atthis time the
oppressively hot weather is past. Nor is
there any trouble whatever in getting to
or from the grounds at any hour except
that for some two hours III the late after.
noon the cars going into the city are
crowded. In the forenoon one may choose
his w time and so with comfort, and en-
cept for the hours mentioned he may re-
turn i'll equal comfort. And this leads me
on to speak Of the 'Adamized'' roads Of
Illinois which are clevcrly burlesqued at
the National League exhibit.
"Adamized, you know, means built on
Adams plan as contrastcd with Mac
adams. There is a story that a veteran
officer of the late war recently, after toll
ing into Chicago over the mud roads of
the adjacent region, remarked, IF ever I
AM in the service again and want to cover
a retreat. I'll have township supervisor
stay behind and work the roads. 1t beats
burning bridges and telling trees" The
ordinary method Of the farmers is to pillow
the road up as deep as it can be done with
four horses and a heavy breaking pillow
and then scrape it up from the sides to a
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-08-18

Miss Goggin, who has charge of the bog
oak department Of the Irish village and
who manages an extensive industry in
Dublin. has just returned from Dublin,
and before leaving had a special interview
with the Countess Of Aberdeen. Lady
Aberdeen expects to be in Chicago in q
short time. Miss Goggin brought back
with her q large collection of Connemara
jewclry and bog oak curios, which will he
placed on view.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-08-18

stepping oft with her lace tothc rear, as ~
were. 1t is II habit Of the sex in getting
of the cars, you know. The result is that
many who step from this walk, which
seems to be moving so gently, sit down
with much more suddenness than grace.
AS one comes i'll to the pier the great
roof Of the Manufactures building seems
to he coming out to meet him. a cluster
Of state buildings seen from that point
seem indeed Il family group. Through
the peristylc one gets his first and best
view of the great statue of the Republic
his best view, l insist, for the thing is vel
low gilt and to my notion that is anything
but handsome on u close view. In fact, l
do not admire it at all, near at hand. But
of the glorious white plaza many u poetic
description has been written and not one
has one justice to its beauty. Next to
come into full view is McMonnies foun-
tain and h Il one goes on through shining
vistas even to the Agricultural building,
and as poetry alone can do justice to the
view by that entrance so there seem no
lines so fitting us those of Byron on Venice
whenhe
"saw from out tho wave her structures rise
AS with the stroke Of an enchanted wand"
***
In the summer of 1859 l remained som
days mt St. Anthony's falls and felt a sort
of regret that Il few mills had already OBJ
ktructed the view. 1t was "hard times'
in Minnesota then and at II little gather
Ing OF the river bank one enthusiastic
real estate man encouraged the gloomy
thus: "There are children in this party
who will live to see 1OO,0 600 people resident
right here and all that water power will
be utilized in turning the wheels of the
mills and factories" There was a general
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-08-18
AUNT JEMIMA's PAN CAKES.

= AUNT JEMIMA's PAN CAKES.
Ferris wheel the blue-green water Of the
lake k a darker tinge and the foam of
waves breaking or the shore far to the
north looks just like drifted snow. Alto
gether a trip over the wheel is delightful
experience to one whose heart is in the
right place-and will stay there.
**+
When l first saw Chicago, early in 1884.
the southern boundary was near Twenty.
fifth street, Camp Douglas was away
north of where the White City now is and
far north of that people in the suburbs
then pointed out the spot where a Confed-
crate soldier was found on the first morn
ing Of that year, frozen solid. At dark on
the last day of 1853 the mercury in the
commanding generals thermometer stood
at 40 degrees above zero. At daylight it
was 30 degrees below and the wind from
the northwest was deadly. Allthe guards
abandoned their posts by midnight and SO
tar as man was concerned every one of the
1900 prisoners could have left. About a
dozen did leave and all but two hastened
back in a few minutes. OF the two one
was found near the city limits and the
other out west on the prairie, both frozen
solid, az aforesaid.
Though my hotel on Fifty-ffth street is
within a few minutes walk of the fair
gates, to vary the monotony l often ride
up to Van Buren, street and take the lake
route down. The steamer goes so far out
that as it comes in the glorious White
City seems to rise from the water like the
pictured palace of a stage scene. There
one gets the finest general view and there
IL the long pier and the moving promenade
leading up to the majestic peristyle. And
by the way that moving walk is the occn-
sion of some rude laughter. In spite of
frequent warnings and the common sense
OF the thing many a woman persists in
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-08-18

r. Cornely, assistant director general Oh
the California Midwinter ~Internatlonal
exposition, has arrived in Chicago and mas s
established permanent headquarters ~
the directors room at the California
building, where he can be seen by intei%,
ing exhibitors. California is the on,y
state in the Union in which a midwlhteoa
exposition could be held. There are Nv
cold weather is never experienced.
The company having the matter in han'
has just finished the revision OF the c'l.r
logues for the Fisheries, Machliiels'
Transportation, Electric, Fine Ais'
Woman's and Illinois state bulldils;ii
These books are correct in every a eaJ''
and are us complete as they can 6e ll'l arc
The catalog :es for the other buildings m,0
being revised ut u rapid rate aud will SOUL
ha ready for the public
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-28

tho divorce laws of til. country. for in
stance much more ~iar.,oniou- than they
> n, ,he nrescpt ti;.,,. iiu, | believe our
divorce law. will cout!utl" 10 lr the ei;tct
ment. of states and ret Of the federal con
gross am "A. much 81 "a believe: as any
one in whit i csiIleti ctntriliIatiol Oh
power fur all uutiontl purposes. hnt cur
not b,licv, t,.; divorce ~ regulation 81
divorce can be made 90 appear Il. any proper
sense a national question What II ho'
trrly national should he left Ia tie states
1T is true that the lnck of uniformity
in the divorce laws OF The states is at the
present time a CRYING evil 1t te,npts to
corruptlon and at best produces confusion
in The courts and sometimes CONSERVATISM
in the marriage relations Of indi>id'i.ii,
Remedy for this Will he found. | think
during the coming leo years III periec
ton Of the divorce laws OF the states
after what shall appear to be the b'Ht
nulcls lnstinctively and for the good OF
the people of their own state. itciSiatnrs
will adopt the statutes of those coiniiic'i-
wealths which have secured best results, or
at best initiate them.
1T is POSSIBLE, though ! am not willing
to say probable, tina. congress may promote
the much desires! homo.eneity OF divorce
laws by some act designed to give greater
force to that section Of the constitution
which provides that full faith and creG!t
shall bc given in each state to the pubic
acts, records and l~udiciai proceedings OF
every other state. 1t is from lack OF suct
credit in some .tate courts to the acts Oh
other state courts that much OF Tn" con
fusion i'm divorce matter proceeds, iht
constitution expressly authorizes congress
to apply IA remedy in such cases, aia'iS
, ~ ,.., I,- ,,1,,a,.,l lpN&s nYi
scribe the manner in which such acts
records and proceedings shall he proved
and the effect :..rrof.' Under this an
thority congress might and probaal,
should enact some law that will make OH
gatory the giving in each >;..te Of iuli iaitl
and credit in divorce proceedings and legs
lation in other STATES.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-02-28

.ciye and vg.v difficult to formulate. That
he era az woman aS II power has com
uencpl the shortest vision must discern
Her advancement has been as solid AMI a.
irr, sis; Die as that of the danes dies halle
upou the ROYALTIES of Versailles. and the
sne,.tator holds his breath mutteting. AM!
them"
speak impersonally, being one OF thos"
women whose hands have always been loo
full to allow her to giispi at any more right
chan tlgv held. but ~ | glance ;icross The
field OF the Twentieth century ! hold my
breath in awe at the possibilities OF the
reign of won,an then displayed
The servant problem" is an Imminent
one, for no one is 4 found to dispute that an
archy in domestic matters is the near result
of the pre,en, attitude of the domestic OF
fetal. am inclined to pioiheey thai u
species of civil service will he the result
Capitalization is the law of the future, AMI
a internal government must establish do
nestle .iepot> where every class y! servants
shall he trained and placed under stringent
regulations.
In fact. both employers and employed VIII
be subject to laws which both CLASSES VIII
be instrumental in framing. 1t Is a posi-
bility, but | do not undertake Just here t'
formulate it. leaving that to the wise ht;"i'
of 1850 MRS. fR-ANN '.r.oi-'"