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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-09
THE CURRENCY BILL.
MI. Carlisle at the Capitol Discussing
It's Prospects.

Secretary Carlisle called at the Capitol
Yesterday afternoon to talk with members
upon the prospects of the passage of the
currency bill. He remained In Speaker
Crisp's private office throughout the after
noon and saw those most active In support
of the bill. No effort was made to conceal
from him the doubt the House managers
had as to the passage of tine bill.
Mr. Carlisle was apparently as hopefuI
as ever, however. and expressed the BELIEF
that the bill will pass. Messrs. Hall OF
Missouri, Cox Of Tennessee and other
active supporters of the bill pointed out
to the Secretary the probable tactics OF
the combined opposition. This was to first
attempt to defeat the rule closing the de-
bate, and, failing in this to move to strike
out the enacting clause. The names OK
the prominent democrats and republicans
who had combined on this liae Of opposi-
ton were given during the discussion OF
their plan. They included democratic MEM
bers from New York. Pennsylvania, Texas
and Nebraska, representing the extremes
of eastern and western sentiment on the
currency The friends Of the bin reached
the understanding that they would meet
the fight on the rule by insisting that
caucus was binding on matters Of parlia-
mentary procedure, even though II was
not on the merits of bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-09
THE KAISER LOG ROLLING"
Winning Legislators to the stand for
n Stronger Navy.

BERLIN, January 9.-At today's session
of the reichstag a motion was adopted
suspending the prosecution of Herr Stadt-
hagen. a socialist member of that body.
The debate on the anti-revolutionist
LII was then resumed.
The national liberals have decided to
interpellate the government on the charge
that it has failed to afford adequate pro-
lection to Germans abroad.
At the parliamentary reception held by
Emperor William at PotSdan last evening
his majesty made a long speech upon naval
matters, and pointed out the necessity OF
Increasing the strength of the German
fleet. With a map in hand he showed
those present the different naval stations
ard distant scores. and especially those OF
the war between China and Japan. After
supper had been placed before each of the
c,1ests the emperor conversed freely with
all who had assembled there at his invita-
tiCn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-09
Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
James E. Sebring, jr.. ct ux. to Rachel
Sebring, lot 20, So. $50; 81. VIM. A. Gordon,
trustee, to Winnifred E. P. Watson, lot 132,
Lanier Heights; IS. Chas. A. Stewart to
VIM E. Reiss, part lot Is. SO. 224; s..
Francis w. Baker and James ]. hampton
to Jno s. Rich, lot "a, block q, Rosedale
and sherwood; $500. Harry NJ. Schneider
ct ux to Jno. S. Rich. lots p and SO, block
81, Rosedale and sherwood: 5000. Jas. H.
Grant ct ux to Alfred G. Uhler, lot 80, so.
704; $40. Chas Schroth ct ux. to Jerome
B. and Sarah e. Elkins. lot is. SO. s76; $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-09
Com mission Merchants Meet.

NEW YORK, January 9.-The National
League of Commission Merchants began its
third annual convention today in the Metro
politan Hotel Delegates from fourteen of
the principal cities of the United States are
In attendance. George w. Barrett of Chi
cago presided. S. b. Downs. president of
the New York City Local League, delivered
O. short address of welcome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-09
Commanders, Not Pilots, Responsible

The grounding of the Cincinnati Off Exc
cution Rock, N. Y, last November having
made it expedient, Secretary Herbert has
issued a general order fixing the respon-
sibilty of pilots on naval vessels. The
order reads: "a pilot is to be considered
merely as an adviser to the commanding
officer, and his presence on board a naval
vessel shall not relieve the commanding
officer of such vessel or any of his subor-
dinates from full responsibility for the
proper performance of the duties with
which they or any Of them may be charged
concerning the navigation Of the vessel"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-09
THE GRAND JURY CONSIDERING,
Hearing Evidence Regarding the
Washington Court House Riot.

Washington Court House Riot.
The Fayette county, Ohio, grand jury
is now hearing the evidence bearing upon
the so-called riot of October II, when
troops called out by Sheriff james F. Cook
to protect William Dolby, a negro rapist,
killed five citizens and wounded twenty
others. The coroner's verdict declared the
killing unjustifable and placed the respon-
sibility upon Sheriff Cook and Col. A. B..
Colt of Columbus. commander of the
troops. 1t was the general belief here
that Cook and Colt would be indicted for
murder or manslaughter, but that impress
sion has Teen somewhat dissipated since
the names Of the grand jurors were made
public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-09
FINANCIAL.

Better keep a bank ac-
count and pay your
household and other bills
by check-tH1e only legal
receipt. You cam open
am account with us and
receive interest upon
your average balances
checking against your
balance at will. is it not
time you were saving a
little money for future
contingencies? A bank
account encourages saw.
ings.
SECURITY
AND TRUST COMPANY.
Banking House. 1405 G ST.
Storage Warehouse, 1140 18th st.
G. j. Bell, President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-09
The Marine Bands Southern Tour.

Secretary Herbert has given his consent
to the departure Of the full Marine Band,
under the leadership of Prof. Fanciulli, on
tour Of the principal cities of the south
next March. The application Of the band
for this permission has been pending for
many weeks and was reinforced by person.
al appeals from many prominent southern
men. The band will leave Washington
about March Is, in the Lenten season,
ices at the White House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-09

"Prehistoric Works Of the Southwest"
was the subject of an address delivered
last evening by Prof. w. J. MCGEE before
the Archaeological Society at the meet
ing in the hall Of the Cosmos Club. MI.
Gilbert read q paper on Colorado Picto-
graphs" 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-09
Arrived From EuroDe,

NEW YORK, January 9.-Among the pas
sengers on board the steamer Teutonic,
which arrived from Liverpool today. were
Henry White, formerly secretary of the
United States embassy at London; w. Ran
dali Cremer, NJ. p, who brings a me-
mortal to President Cleveland in favor of
arbitration of International disputes; VIM.
Waldorf Astor and Amelia Rives Chanler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-09
norney
To Loan.

This company has money to loal
upon District real estate and act
to suit.
II you desire to improve your preN
ent property, or erect new building1s
this company will advance the necess
sary amount.
Call for particulars.
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Mrs. II. C.. Mckenzie,

G21 Nd. Me-, after suffering many years
with insomnia tried the ELECTROPOISE. She
says: This magic little instrument gave me
the sweetest sleep end greatly relieved my
rheumatic troubles.
It Will do the same for you. Sold rented
agents wanted)
j. N. Webb, z28 nth st.
ta914d
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Telephone $50 1lOS- t1lG f. St NV.
A L. PARDON, REAL ESTATE BROKER, HAS
removed his office from C1o l4th street to 14O4
q 81. jaJ-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-01-09
Columbia for 1905.

We have a MODEL 40 on exhibition and
will DO pleased TO have the riders look 1t over
II Is radical departure from all former models
and Is PROFESSIONALLY a NEW wheel. not a built
over 81.
The weight IS right: the bearings right; the
tires are right; the price is right. Come in and
IT.
District Cycle Co.,
drift 452 PENNA AVE. NV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-09
UNDERWRITERS MEET.
A State Association OF the Graft
Was Organized Yesterday.
Mr.. ALEX. FREW IS THE PRESIDENT
or tho hssociation-A Committee on
Constitution soioctod-Tho Flrst
Annual Meeting OF tho Now Assocla.
tion to 10 Held In Fairmont In tho
Near Futuro-It Was a Representa-.
1.-Two Meeting.

Yesterday afternoon n representative
/! gathering OF tho undortakers Of West
Virginia was hold at the establishment
OF Alex Frew, on MRin atrcot, at which
the West Virginia Undertaken Asso.
citation was formed with a membership
OF twenty-five. A temporary ~organiza.
ton wa, effected, a committee on by.
laws appointed and tho president In.
utructod to call a meeting OF the aasocia.
ton at Fairmont as soon as tho commit.
tee is ready 10 report. when N porma.
nent organization will BIO effected.
The meeting was attended by all the
local underlakers and by tho out-of.town
people who we're here to attend the en-.
balming lecture by Professor Sullivan
tho day before. Nearly all the import
ant cities in the state were represented.
Mr.. l. G. Cunningham. Of Fairmont,
was selected rs temporary chairman,
aud Mr.. G. Ed Mendel, Of Wheeling,
acted as secretary Of the meeting. Tho
purpose OF forming tho association was
announced to be for tho social benefit OF
tho members, for their united action In
all matters pertaining to their business
and to uplift tho standard Of those On.
gagged in it in West Virginia. In tho
art OF embalming. particularly. tho un.
dertakers Of the state arc considerably
behind the timcs, aud the association
will undertake to remedy this dc.
ficiency.
Acommittee on bylaws aud cons,i.
tuition was appointed, consisting OF
Messrs. Alexander Frew, G. Ed. Men.
dol and Peter Altmeyar, OF Wheeling.
They will prepare their report as soon
as possible and in the neal future the
president OF the association will call the
frat annual meeting which ia to take
place at Fairmount, when the commit
tees report will DO adopted and other
business OF interest to the undertakes
!, transacted.
Tho association unanimously elected
Mr.. Alexander Frew, Of this city, as its
first president. and Mr.. Martin Thorn.
| burg, OF Elm Grove. was the choice for
secretary. The association expects to
bring into its fold nearly all tho under.
takers Of tho state, numbering several
hundred.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-09
DIED.

Try half.and.half-stui.h's ale and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-09

TIE INCOME TAX.
Collector ok eson Gives Instruction n
to its Eject.


to Its Effect.
Collector GilkeSou gives out the fol.
lowing information relative to tho in.
come tax Law now In force:
Corporations arc to DO taxed IN their
entlro not income. and individuals on
tho oxccsu Of income ovor $4,000. All
individuals, however, who have incomes
aggregating $500 must mako returns
showing tho amount Of income from all
sources, and these returns both for cor.
poraiions and individuals must DO
mado 10 tho collector OF informal reye.
u on or before tho first Monday in
March.
In case OF failure TO render return as
required, tho party's income shall DO
Mcortained by tho collector, tho tax do.
ternineu aud fifty per cent added to 1t.
which shall thOn stand as the lawful Us.
uessment against the party.
Because the collector fails to hOnd any
ono q blank on which to mike return Is
not sufficient excuse to avoid tho itty
per cent additional tax. The law TO.
Qulres tho taxpayer TO mako the return.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-09

VEAL loaf at the Second Presbyterian
church this afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-09
GETTING PARTICULAR.
stntler Tourist, HnviuG Good Luck In
rIScatorlat Way.

stntier Tourist, Having Good Luck In n
rIscatorlai Way.
Letters received in this city yester-
day from The party Of Wheeling people
enjoying au outing OIL the Indian river
in Florida, OIL the sailing sloop, yankee
Doodle" bring the information that the
boys arc having fae luck ia tho pisca.
torial way. In TACT they VI getting
very particular. and whom one OF them
pulls out a small fish no invariably lets
loose a growl about his poor luck. Only
u day or two before he was glad enough
II anything In tho fsh line would con-
descend to nibble ut his bait. One OF
the letters statea that they "have fish to
burn" All Of the party were well aud
enjoying tho outing in semi.tropic
Florida immensely. Readers who en-
joyed the last "E. NJ. s." letter will be
pleased TO learn that the I~SrELLlGENcER
correspondent will be heard from again
from Lake Worth in Il few days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-09
Chappoiear's bronchial,
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-09

and take stock in West Virginia Savings
and Building Association, No. ll60 Main
street. Money TO loan on real estate.
Shares IS oants. Office hours, 6:l5 to
Sis every Monday evening. MAS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-09

vIERNELL.ER-0 On Thursday. February 7. 1896,
At 1910 O'Clock p. m, CHRISTIAN vIEEHELLEE,
In his 65th year.
Funera! services at family residence. No l5l6
Jacob street, on Sunday afternoon at .
o'clock. Friends o! the family respectfully
invited to attend. Intermeni AZ PENINSULA
Cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-09
ATTRACTIVE eooos-M. eurMAN a CO.
ATTRACTIVE GOODS!
'P %5fH Attractive Prices!

Is a combination usually irresistible. When we took
stock January !, we pushed profits aside and sur
rendered our store to the profit of our patrons. At
every counter you stand before special values at
special prices-that are passing privleges-quickly
passing too. If you've delayed getting a Suit, or an
Overcoat, until the prices went down, don't wait
any longer; they are lower now than thew have
been tor the last thirty years. We are able to make
a bargain with you now, greatly to your own ad-
vantage.
The advocate., 1895-12-25

There are longer but no better roads In
this on any other country shan the Chicago
q Alton railroad. This line makes q per.
manent patron Of every traveller who once
gives u trial Its tracks are Of the hesv-
lest steel and 40 smooth az glass. Its road
bed IL STONE bRllassed throughout. ItS
equipment ls superb. II was The frss line
on which Pullman sleeping car was ever
run, Che fiEsB line 10 adopt dining cars and
hhe firsb Limo 10 run free reclining chair
cars, and to-day iAs solid vestibulsd trains,
containing All Of these :mOdern luxuEies,
axe running through On fast time 10 and
from Union Depois In Kansas City, Sh.I4Ouis
and Chicago wish astonishing Regularity
and with szOesding OCmHOEb 10 its ever In
cgsaSinR patEons. II yoR aver make trip
IN any direction between Kansas City and
Chicago, or Kansas City and 50. Louis, or
81 Louis and Chicago. aRd failtO patrOniEs
the ChlcagO and Alton, you may Be sure
thna you have Enissea AZ lAasa ono oppOP-
tunilg G0E increasing your happiness in thiS
Life
The advocate., 1895-12-25

Che sigma were al about In the fair
( 5unds that, at certain tent, Tom, g
ye terrier, would correctly play upon
piano 8 certain air. The people
wded the tent and waited for the
udetfAl performance. The piano
eAed, and Tom came out, and
lsR N lot up on the stool and placed
y 'rs paws on the keyboard. The
sna promised, but q man back
l audience, who doubled Toms
ability, called out: 'Catsl'
Tom jumped from the stool
round the stage madly, bark
h all his might II did not In
= The musicI The piano was
n. ~ machinery arranged inside
,6 hy fheowneE
The advocate., 1895-12-25

Z,
iT9 $sS@sps As1,si as
N4
~ yas1esp y s9spetAin
< epa h SG ap sogs of but
4st's s y deal ~ Dnnior Boat eiuS-
hours ln our plblse AehcOls uo
sar deny afteE reading tire follow
nAsaS.
are some questions that an East
school l-teacRaer asked her scholars,
The answers that shereceigeds
Vhat ~ loyeg 'sTt's going cp er-
What Ia guilt71 Telling on ar-
ass&r boy"
cOr boy was asked: what % q
lan1aM2" "A fellow that has 4
FsA%h and chain" he replied, adding,
n he saw that his answer was not
siAskly satisfactory: "and loves Je-
He evidently fhought the latter
qetion 81 his answer should atone for
Weakness iii. the former part. "A
Sunday school child told her day-school
Teacher that Missionaries are men who
get money" ATLAS was q good man
tenticned.in the Bible" Medieval
"a D wicked man who has been tempt
ngp "Epicure Ia a man who likes a
RcoA dinner" The oral answers given
"a classes are often nairth-provoking.
H'li@ word lad occurred Ia the pri-
hissry reading. "What IL a. a..lad2D in-
tFnired the teacher. A very small girl
tisWered: IA thing for courting
lia." 'tiiye the future Of drink
Pfesent. he drinks; future, Ne win bs
drunk" Compare ill." iii, worse,
s "1he piaral 81 pillowY' 'Bol-
What are the chief imports Of
lSHnaRg" 'lsrligrants.' Did you
ase in elephant'a slin2" "Yes,
FN 'Where2'F ION the elephant"
spAA II the difference between foot
sStge One feet is a foot, and
,s ios Of foots is feet"
81 young temperance advocate wrote:
N @ebholie beverages greatly obstruct
breaking down Of the body" and
s acceeaed In saying exactly what
Fisl not mean. The little girl who
4tVfs tho following must have asso-
d@fsa with very foolish, grasping peo-
1lts Tho body 10 composed chiefly
yDf water, and nearly one-half Of 1t Ia
la aylCi0us tissue" How many chill
dksn know who his Satanic majesty is r.
tsaid the teacher, Several hands were
xAlsed, and the first pupil named
tpmptly replied: 'sThe inspector" "A
G.fcle ID q round straight line with
hole ID the center OF II. THE chief
lpfoducta ef the United States are earth
G,inkes and YoicanoesH IN Austria the
viucipal occupation IA gathering Aus
bh ~ theSa." "Cllnate lasts All the
Il ,6 weather only few days"
tylb most taxnCus volcanoes Of
's'pps nEe Sodom and Gomorrah."
pi,n pnyan lived q life cf scantity."
makes the ocean snlt2" Salt
answered the reflective boy.
Y HIM dges sea water contain beside
psn. thloride9' "Fieh, sir, said
tN trusted more to ahrewdness
i u reparasion Of his lesson.
y lse Same hoy. when asked TO draw
epre of Jonah and the whale drew
ib whale only. where IL JonahP"
AsIsa6 the teacher. 'Inside the whale"
swared the boy. The teacher point
70 che sun and asked the new boy
SNhAt Il was. II don't know, sir" be
nawered. I'VE just moved around
re."--N. Y. Recorder.
fhs signs were all about in the fair
The advocate., 1895-12-25

These watches look like gold watches, and
70 all outward Appearances resemble Q gold
watch worth $50 or $500. The outside Of the
watch IS GOLD, but underneath is alloy. The
cases are warranted for ave yeaFs, and with
good care win last life- time.
The advocate., 1895-12-25

FdlSg Yearly
enbtcgibsFs.

Whoever pays caSh fox one Of the
aboye articles gets tie ADVOCATE one
yeag fres.
Ws are offering the following liberal
terms on books Rnd periodicals:
The advocate., 1895-12-25

nR nEEER.
Express
charges the J.
OLUp MeWa. sen the
So THE ADVOCATE. Topeka, KanEar
The advocate., 1895-12-25
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More and better tools than
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This outfit at any hardware
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with their retail price:
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LAnoN pAY COMMITTED

Making Arrangements For tho Coming
Celebration In August.
After tho assembly adjourned tho
general Labor Day committee met
ThOro was some discussion regarding
change of date for tho celebration from
August 81, because It was understood
that tho buffalo Bill Wild West" show
is to be here on that day. Finally,
however, 1t waa decided to adhere to
tho original date. The Mozart park
contract was read and several mombors
took the occasion TO give, as their opin'
ion, that the picnic held at Mozart will
not DO tho "mouey maker that past
celebrations on tho statO fair grounds
have been. As tho assembly is giving
those celebrations as business matter,
several were Of tho opinion that tho
matter should be considered carefully
before tho contract is siguod. Other
delegates spoke on tho matter and Citod
Oxam pies Of organizations who hold col.
etfatfons at Mozart park that made
very considerable Gums. Tho Mozart
contract was signed by representatives
Of the committee.
1t was decided to close tho regular
restaurant go that the exclusive privil.
oge for tho restaurant In tho old bowl
ing alley building can be giyon.
Tho music committee reported In
favor Of Mioslor's band for concert mu.
sic, and Mayors orchestra for the dane.
ing pavilion, Tho general committee
approved this arrangement
Mr.. Robertson, OF tho amusomonti
committee, reported that horse racing
Ia eliminated from tho programme since
Mozart park has been scloctod as tho
place for tho celebration. There will DO
a QUO milo bicycle race on tho quarter.
milo hilltop track, with prizes valued
ut $40, divided into fret, second aud
third. Il priEo bowling contest has
also been arranged, for four priEcs: $40,
81 90, s. aud 81 so. OthOr features will
DO arranged laLor.
Tho chairman OF tho gate committee
was authorized TO employ ton galomcn
at the Incline.
On suggestion OF tho chairman OF tho
bar committee Joseph Robinson was
added 10 tho committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-15
THE X. OF +. REUNION
At the Park next ThursdAJ will be a Grand
Anhir.

At the Park next Thursday will be Grand
Anair.
For the Knights OF Pythiai reunion
and picnic at Wheeling Park next
Thursday tho following attractive pro-
Vrammo has been arranged:
Grand parade at o'clock p. m. Pa
RADIO will form at tho corner Of Four
teenth aud Chaplinp streets. Limo Of
marchi Fourteenth TO Market, up Mar.
kot to Tenth, down Tenth to Main,
down Main to Twenty-Ioventh, up
TWenty.seventh to Chapline, up Chap
line to Twentieth. down TWontieth to
Market, up Market to Sixteenth, mp
Sixteenth TO Elm Grove motor, thence
to Wheeling Park.
Dancing commences at 5 o'clock and
continues TO midnight.
Bowling contest Tor knights only for tho high
est individual score prize one box Of fine cigars.
An m.-spOOu aud egg race for knights wives
and sisters only; prka SIX pArAsnL
l.GO p m.-Quolt pitching con test for knights
only: prize X. Of Z. emblem.
a.lO T. m.-On1 hunlrct yaTds loot rnce iot
knights only: prize, e.
n. m.-Fat mans race; prize. silk umbrella.
5'D ~ n.-Whe0lblrrOw contest for knights
only; prize, a hnndaoms X. OF Z. pln.
MeiIterI band will render twelve So
lsctions OF special music on the mound
during tho afternoon, aud twelve selec-
lions in the enclosure during the even
ing.