The Washington times., 1894-12-15
CL0AENC0H 40 GALLEBT.

ILJAHaJs}-1 a-hly G4LLE IL.
Tlecolor2l o.it.e.a-s and yo.ers. who lock
yitl lsa.:y upoa iag fact that they ara not
to hars single colar-d maa in the next
Congress. ts;ia 10 think they may have to
tsA lack upon Eeprese nta.iys Gmal.z. WHO
WAS So long their staul-Jy Ia sou.b Ca,oi.na
smaHs was hero NOS iaat ago aad has begun
to show the narls oI advancing years.
though he 5 not by any means an old man.
TIE talk Of his p0ss bic return ANA question
. rs 20 his age reyiyrs a ~,o-y, which the South
Caro- liza people tell with . goo dea. OF gus,o
A couple oi Small constituents were discuss
ins m ia bis most roPRlar days. whea one
eH.oSizei HIN rather more highly ,han the
other could subscribe t..
Deed. said tie eulosisr. Il heve Drud r
SUa.ls' Gu greatest mau at eyer lived.
well. said MS companion. don. tsGlv Il
guess he ain'ts SO biz q man Us Jesus Christ
was.
'Proberly not. pro5erly no., replied the
+ Iri-lI oi ,Ir Smails ''but y1u must member
dat Erud sinai ne young yit.
20 now that il is propose TO recall Smails
ia bis more advanced years il is evident that
great taiG-s U.l. lee expected Of hIl.
There WIS quite q fairy in tie House yes
te-iay c.er lle rumor that Congress lal
LeTbGra, gl Pennsylvania had. gammllla
suicide, iie rHn1r Wa- pat at resi-. how
eyer, .y iEe Iliit. Wa9 remarked tnat Mr.
EeFsErn sat Just Des!lai bum during a.! of
one Congress.
"gLat .ett!es it. said Nr nHrho-ow. WHO
heard I'M remark .'.aat settles ij Ecy.Ura
has not committed sgi-ide. 1 be could uass
through an entire session behind vou Ike
AMI not bee tempted TO take hs own life he 5
sa.e ROW. Ana lie was, for he turned 10
l--c- very much aliye.
WmIa the great Gnaneiers Of the country
have tcen engaged in telling tho Ban ing
aud Currency Committee what ii ought not to
do more than what il on rht TO do a1out the
currency. The god reserve. which was braced
Eith q saie o. fifty millions bends Il fort
night @. 20 ago, has again la!iea below the
Euucrat-mi,i.ol limit. This fact however
does not seen To alarm or eyea disturb the
tlCaIlas.tv o. tie statesmen at tae CAPITOL
The i.eIGtIrans look calmly on with a ree.-
ing thai II is not their funeral. ana the Demo
crafts are SO much digidel rs 10 what should
he done that they seem 20 have passed he
y0nd the stage OF anSietyon The subject
"Ahats the difference whether the gold Is
iu the Treasury or some other currency takes
IFS place was taeIcmaTk O ore OF the states
men IN ;a.kin. about IL The fact IS. and
everybody must know Il. the sales O. bonds
are made mereiEto get money with which to
meet the necessary running expenses OF the
Z government. ana the talk aEout maintaining
tie god reserve - nfeFrlr another name for
il. Ihe gold reserve mas Leen reduced be-
. caGse tAs government has had to dip into if
al various times OF Iagc- retly much con-
staltly. il fGct-to get money 10 meet the run
ming expenses. TIE bonds were sold because
The Treasury had TO EaEe money for ever
day business. ana since 7Te neglected to pro
vide tha authority for ti.at there was 10 ether
WAY. 10 wonder Secretary Carlisle looks
81 lose han .v-nr4 a.
millions month and expenditure OF over
taitty millions it would make any uan get
gray rapidly
Harry WALKER has relalel q beautiful story
ln he New York advertiser about q scar on
Senator Hits meek. which he SAYS scme
rEf.n gave Alr. Iii. wears a-0 as q Tosuls OF
some laE case in which 1Ir HI and his
PARTNER were interested Tie villain. saws
Nalne-, slipped into Eir. HIS Office as he
Was lending over his desk and struck him
Whai Ac intended sh-u.G Ee fatal blow with
a knife. Mr. Hill. however, caught thewould-
be assass u. dashed him over Tie iauister 10
lie hCor below and walking into the court
room h&i him indicted and sent to the Tcui-
tenliaTy. Al OF Uhieh IS a beautiful story.
lut 1lr. Hilfs political opponents say it is 4
larry tais and that he scar really marks the
place where Mr.. Hill got it'' on the 9Th OF
last month.
Visitors nj the Capitol yesterday had some
extra privileges. IN the matter O IA advance
view of the statues OF Webster anl Stark.
which are being TIacen in position. They are
OF tie finest Carrara marble. Webster IS
portrayed as standing in an oratortcal pos
ton. roll OF paper in his hand. and a riIe OF
volumes at his feet. Stark. OF course. IS in
the military costume of the Gay when he in
formed his men at Bennington that I'VE
beat the British this day or Molly Stark's
widow. The statues are the work of Hart
ford's distinguished sculptor, Conrads, and
stands on pedestaIs of New HAMPSHIRE
best granite. They weigh about 500
pounds each, thus making it apparent that
man in marble is about ten times as heavy as
man in flesh and bone.