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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-03-14
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North Capital NJ. E. Church was the
scene of pleasant gathering last light
"A large number of the congregation as
sembled in the lecture room of the church
10 welcome back to the church their
pastor, Rev. Chas. L: Pate, who has lust
returned from the Baltimore annual con-
terence, having been assigned to this work
Tor another year. They gave a warm and
hearty welcome to Mr.. Pate and his FAINT
~. The official board of the church es-
corted the pastor and his wife and little
daughter to the lecture room and to seats
upon the platform. An interesting pro-
gram was rendered under the direction of
Rev. John E. Evans Mr. Theo. Hodes.
president of board of trustees, made an adj
uress OF welcome in behalf of the official
board. MIR. Jas. B. Austin, the sup.rin-
tendent, represented the Sunday school
and Mr.. s. S. Symons spoke for the En-
worth League. Mr.. Pate in response, spoke
feelingly of his appreciation of the warm
welcome accorded him and his family. He
reviewed the work of the past year and
spoke hopefully for the future This church
has enjoyed an exceedingly prosperous
year. Mrs. Anna NJ. Hodes, the president
of the Ladies Aid Society, after few
words of welcome, invited all to partake of
bountiful supply of refreshments Irovid-
ed by the Ladies Aid Society.
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SECOND ARMY CORPS BANQUET.
Old Times Brought to Mind and Oh
Stories RetOld.

Old Times Drought TO MlAO anu OAO
Stories RetOld.
Hotel Page was respondent with lights
and flags and flowers last night when the
Second Army Corps Association held there
it's third annual banquet The dining hall
was beautifully decorated. Everywhere
hung the national colors. and from the
balcony over the head table was a fine
large portrait of Gen. Hancock surmount-
ed by a huge three-leaf clover. the trefoil
being the badge of the second corps. Mrs.
Cleveland sent from the White House
large quantity of cut flowers in silver
vases. The music was by Prof. Eibner's
Orchestra.
Gen. James D. Brady, president of the
association, sat at the head Of the tables.
Corp. James Tanner sat at his right and
Congressman Boutelle of Maine at his left.
The other officers of the association are:
Vice presidents, Maj. Chas. Smart, United
States army, for the first division; Maj.
Dennis OConnor. for the second division,
and Col James Lyman, for the third di-
urer. Maj. Alfred R. Quaiffe; historian.
Chaplain Henry S. Stevens, and executive
committee. Capt. Franklin c. Jones, Maj.
George A. Armes. United States army;
Gunson, and the officers ex-officio. The
committee that had the banquet in charge
were President Brady. Gen. Joseph s.
Smith. Col. Charles Lyman. Maj. Charles
liam P. Seville, Maj. George A Armes and
Capt. Frank c. Jones.
Just before the banquet a brief business
meeting was held, at which John Joy Ed
son of the sixty-first New York regiment,
Asa B. Swiggett of the first Delaware regi-
ment and William NJ. Keefer of the Sec
ond Delaware regiment were admitted to
membership and the reports of the officers
of the association were heard.
At 8 o'clock Gen. Brady led the way to
the tables and the company present seated
themselves and the flow of Renaissance
and Jest began. At II o'clock the presi-
dents knife raped for silence in the ranks
and the literary ordnance went into ac-
ton Gen. Brady himself bravely led the
way in witty little speech, welcoming his
comrades, remembering with tribute of
praise and affection the various command
ers of the corps-E. v. Sumner. D. N.
Couch, John Sedgwick, o. o. Howard, w.
S. Hancock, William Hays, G. K. Warren.
]. c. Caldwell, F. c. Barlow and G. Mott
and thanking Mrs. Cleveland for her kind
gift of flowers. He then introduced Maj.
William P. Seville, who spoke to the senti-
ment, 1.-THE second army corps" Maj.
Seville said words failed to describe the
achievements of the second corps during
the fighting that fell to the lot of the Army
of the Potomac. 1t was fortunate for the
country that such a collection Of valiant
brigades and regiments were brought to-
gether. 1t was a tribute to the ability of
Little Mack" whose genius for organiza-
ton could not be questioned. Maj. Seville
recited many Of the engagements In which
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Upholstery Department.

White Screen, decorated shelf. Reduced from
$500 to $1.50.
to $500
3 Chenille Rope Lambrequins. Reduced from
$3.50 to 75c.
l Silk Mantel Scarf. damaged. Reduced from
$3.50 TO $3.50.
l Chenille Table Cover, ca, damaged. Reduced
from $i.OO TO Soc
pair Rulled Muslin Curtains Reduced from
81. 65 to ST. %.
l pair Muslin Curtains. Reduced from So 90 to
500. l pair reduced from $3.50 to $15O.
1 pair Nottingham Curtains. Reduced from Soc
to Soc. pair reduced from $3.50 to $3.50 l
pair reduced from $3.50 to $3.25. l pair reduced
from 1915 to $3.50.
Il pair Tamboured Lace Curtains. Reduced from
$3.S7 to $2I5.
1 pair Eidelweis Curtains. Reduced from $1,000
to $3.50.
i pair Brussels Point Curtains. Reduced from
$500 to $1,000.
pair Ecru Irish Point Curtains Reduced from
1913 to $500. ] pair reduced from $500 to IS CO.
pairs Muslin Curtains. yRsdAetd from $3.50 to
500. pairs reduced from 81, % to $3.50.
tftn nOOr. st. bldg j
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Misses Department.

Winter-weight long Coat, deep cape lay-down
$3.50 TO $500
small lot of Long Coats. mixed cheviots, deep
capes, full sleeves Sizes 4, 5, 6, and years.
Reduced from $500 to $500
- small lot Of 2. length Jackets, navy blue,
full sleeves. Sizes II. 16 and IS years go, 81 and
SO bust. Reduced from $500 to $500.
small lot of Half-length Gray CheviOt Jackets,
velvet collar full sleeves. Sizes 6 and II years.
Reduced from 81 so to $500.
small lot of An-wool Serge Dresses. navy rnd
red. handsomely trimmed with novelty braid. full
ruffle shoulders large sleeves Sizes g, and
II years. Reduced from $3.50 to $500.
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Lamps, Clocks, &c.

- Porcelain s Lamp shade,l damaged. Reduced
/ Student Lamp, double burner Reduced from
lot Of odd pieces including Ink Stands, Paper
Weights, Candlesticks, &c. Reduced to Is, Is, IS
and soc. each. ~
80 ! ~ Glass Candelabrum. Reduced from $1,000 to
., pair Gilt and Onyx Candelabra. Reduced from
$3.50 to $500. N ANVIL
$1.OO. A'N AVN %''0 ~
,l i Marbleised Iron Clock. eght-day. strike. Re-
A., l Marble Clock. French works, eight day. Re-
faper Shade, soiled Reduced from $500 to
$leO. l reduced from $3.50 to $500. 1 reduced
o.. pair Bronze Figures. shopworn Reduced from
$500. N A'A1 $o'" "
81 u Gilt and Onyx Piano Lamp. Reduced from
Gilt and Onyx Table. Reduced from s25. 90 to
81 l Silver and Onyx Banquet Lamp. Reduced from
9th floor Observation-Disclosures. 10Th ST hide
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Bows Department.

8 Combination Suits. dark colors Sizes 6, IL,
Il and 10. Reduced from $3.50 to $500.
8 Suits. Sizes 4, and 6. Reduced from $3.50
to $3.50.
Sailor Blouse Suits. navy blue. Sizes 4. 5. Z,
o and 10. Reduced from s.. 90 and $500 to 49, %
All-wcol Suits. double seat and knees. Sizes
o. TO- II. ~ and Is. Reduced from $500 to So. 80.
small lot of Shirt Waists. Sizes to H. Re
duced from Is to 12kc.
A small lot of Unlaundered Mothers Friend
Waists. soiled. Sizes to 8. Reduced from SO to
Soc; for 81 90.
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Picture Department.

Etchings. 2OxS0. cherry frames. Reduced from
$1.95 to 35c.
1 Etching. 20x30, white frame. Reduced from
$685. to S1.95.
2 Engravings, 16x20, oak Frame Reduced from
$1.3S to Csc.
White Mats, 2ox24. slightly soiled Reduced
from soc. to Zoe.
i Gilt Mat. 2Ox24. Reduced from 81 s5 to CSC.
1 Fruit Picture. 20x24, oak frame. Reduced
from $50 to S1.0O.
1 French Picture. Reduced from s.. IS to 81 9S
reduced from $3.50 to $1.95.
9th floor. 10th st. bldg)
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MARRIED.

OVERWHELMINGLY. On July 81, 1894. at Balti-
more, Md, by Rev. Richard Harcourt of Grace
NJ E. Church, Mr.. CHARLES b. GREEN of
this city to Miss BELLE KEARNEY of Hyatts-
Vile, Nd
OCKSTADT-HAHN. At Rockville Nd. Tuesday,
March r.. 1895. by the Rev. s. r. White, GEO.
L. OCKSTADT and MAMIE F. HAHN, both OF
this city.
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HOusefurnishin@ Dent.

Japanned Bowl and Pitcher. Reduced from rs
to soc. ~ "
Japanned Coal Vase. Reduced from IS u to
$500. ~ FO ~
! Japanned Crumb Tray and Brush Reduced from
90 to 35c. ~
z Large Bread Boxes. Reduced from rs to Soc
:! steam Cooker. Reduced from 81. rs to S125
Toe AVN F-0' "
1 Brass Umbrella Stand Reduced from 81. so to
Five O'Clock Tea Kettle, with wrought Iron
stand. Reduced from $3.50 to s. so
to 25c. ~ W "
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An Opinion Recalled.

The opinion in the case of Angus Smith
VS.. the Portage Lake and Lake Superior
Ship Canal Company has been recalled by
the Secretary of the Interior. It was not
decision of the Secretary, but became
confused with a large batch of land de-
cisions which were promulgated a few days
ago.
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Cloak Department.

table of Stylish Lightweight Spring Jackets,
in navy, black and tans. nearly all sizes. Re-
duced from $3.50 and $500 to $500.
A table OF Stylish All-woOl a.-length Silk-lined
Jackets, velvet collar Sizes "a, 80 and SO. Re
duced from S24OO and $500 to $500.
A tnble of Fine All-woOl Silk lined Short Jack
ets very full sleeves double breasted. nearly all
sizes. Reduced from s21 90 and So. 80 to $1,000.
(3d floor llth st, bldg,)
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Suit Department.

A lot of High-class Madras Shirt Waists. full
sleeves. slightly mussed. all sizes. Reduced from
81 90 and 81. 90 to 81 90.
lot of s,rped W., Wash !, Wrapper y Sizes 49, "a
3 Red Eiderdown Wrappers. Sizes sc and So.
Reduced from $500 to 2.95.
9 Light Striped SILK Blouse Waists. Size AZ.
Reduced from $500 to 100
2 Navy Blue Blazer Suits. size 36. braid trim
med. Reduced from $1,000 to $1,000.
I'D floor. 10th st. bldg
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Friday and Saturday,
Childrem'S DAYS,
Remnant DaY.

ainl plan nn
Remnant origin in
ih in
brennan be Wealo raHzed o
nevnwe uurav Therefore
Of he o dsNe them
odd piece o
q ant sizes n WapsD ,U Underwear H
short anyhh is reg o
ofa houhou
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W0men's Cotton Undo
wear.

10 Cambria Gowns, Hubbard style, six clusters Of
six fine tucks in yoke cambria ruffle around neck
and sleeves. large full sleeves. Reduced to SOC.
2 pairs Fine Nainsook Drawers, deep rufhe Of
fine embroidery, inserting above. Size g. Re-
duccd from $3.50 to loo.
4 pairs Canton Flannel Drawers. founce of
Hamburg on bottom, yoke band, well made. Re
duced from 90 to SOC.
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Mems Store.

8 Stockinet Bicycle Coats. Sizes % to 10. Re-
duced from $500 to $500.
Heavy Stockinet Bicycle Coats. Sizes % to
SO. Reduced from $500 to $500.
pairs Fine English Cotton Half Hose, tan,
with natural wool soes. Reduced from $1.25 to
Soc
II Business Shirts. colored somewhat soired
Sizes II, 14h, 10, 15h and 16. Reduced from
81 80 to $1.OO.
20 Four in Hand and Knot scarfs Reduced from
50c to 25c.
. uemstitched Silk Handkerchiefs. colored Dor
ders. Reduced from 35c. and foe. to 2:c.
5 suits Pajamas, large and small sizes only. Re-
duced frcm 81 so to 81 90 suit.
suits Outing Flannel Pa jamas, small size. Re-
duced from 500 to IL so suit.
fist of LIDO
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Blanket Department.

to 15c =
Roman SILK Blankets Reduced to 6ohc
/ Horse Blanket. Relucef from 50. Is to s. co.
reduced from So. so to $500.
pair io-4 California blankets. Reduced from
Down Comfort. covered with silk and Saline.
laued; Size 6x1 feet. Reduced from $3.50 to
S "a floor = I'm 81 5h,a.
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Secretary Carlisle has declined an invita-
ton to attend the annual banquet of the
Hibernian Society of Philadelphia on st.
Patrick's day, for the reason that he is so
busy with public affairs that he cannot
leave the city,
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Shoe Department.

pairs Boys Calf Button Shoes. Sizes 315-D,
SD. 4-E and tA-E Reduced from $3.50 to $3.50.
1871 and 12h-C. Reduced from $500 to 81 rs.
pairs Womens Calf Lace Shoes, wing tips.
Sizes 514-B and 63B. Reduced from $500 to
So. %.
4 pairs Women's Calf Button Shoes. narrow toes.
Sizes Sc I'D, 6h-B and 2h-C. Reduced from
$500 to 1926.
re<o \
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Glove Department.

pairs Women's 6-button Length Biarritz Gloves,
tan. Size 6h Reduced from LOO to SOC.
8 pairs WOmen's S-button Length Mousquetaire
Suede Gloves pearl gray. Size 6ls. Reduced from
81 so to 81 90.
DIST floor ...... annex to 18th st. buildingJ
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Corset Denartrment.

6 pairs Corsets extra long waist. high boned
bust, six hooks. Sizes 10 and %. Reduced from
SO to 39c. pair.
pairs c. p. French Corsets. Sizes 81 20 and
80. Reduced from $500 to SIPS.
I'D floor. Annex to 10th st, building. }
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Linen Department.

3 dozen SIS Nlpkins. slightly damaged. Reduced
from 81. 10 to 81. AS dog.
2 dozen 6-s Napkins. slightly damaged. Reduced
10 Huck Towels. hcnstitching ard fancy Open
work. Reduced from so to 37bc
Cd floor. 11fb ar hldy ,
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China Department.

to $1.75. N AVN $~''o
Toe. ~ ~''' "
-, Irish Beleek Teapot. Reduced from $3.50 to
Ok. l Salad DISH damaged. Reduced from Sc. to
to s. 9d 10 Stop JAR decorated Reduced from $3.50
Il 6 i Decorated Salt sh:kers. Reduced from Csc.
Comb and Brush Tray. Reduced from $500
to &c.
French Terra Gotta vase, for decorating. Re-
duced from $40 to $1.OO.
8 Carlsbad China Cups and saucers. Reduced
from 25c. to 15c. - :.
A small lot Of Odd Plates Reduced to Sc each
Patent Bowl and Pitcher. Reduced from $50
to $1.75.
Odd Platter. decorated. Reduced from Soc
to 25c.
Covered Vegetable Dish, damaged. Reduced
from 81. 25 to Csc.
9th floor. Observation-Disclosures. 10th ST. bldg }
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Department.

Crepe Cloth Long Cloaks, Gretchen style, fan
ely trimmed with ribbon. Reduced from $3.50 to
$500.
2 silk Short Coats, Powered and plain. trimmed
with ribbons. Reduced from $14.5O to $500
cd floor. 10th st. building.)
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Knitted Underwear Dept.

10 Wou,en's Swiss Ribbed Silk Vests, low neck,
no sleeves, light blue, soilel. Sizes 4, and g.
Reduced from 81 90 to SOC.
Womens Spring weight Vests high neck, long
sleeves. Size 4. Reduced from 10 to 12he.
DIST floor. ..................1OO 1000 st. building)
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Flannel Department.

o.. 9 remnants Colored Shaker E1apnel. yard wide.
I remnants Fine Figured French Flannel for
dressing sacques, to yards. Reduced from so
to 35c. yd I
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Gut Glass DEPARTMENT.

! Ice Cream Tray. Reduced from $500 to s. CO.
Claret jug. Reduced from 5000 to $50. !
reduced from $500 to $1,000.
! Sugar Bowl; Reduced from s4.75 to $500.
Cream Pitcher. Reduced from 81 Is to So 15
lOtl uOOr. st Dr.
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Hosiery Department.

10 pairs Boys Fine Ribbed Fast Black Cotton
Hose, double heels and toes. Sizes and OF. Re-
duced from 25c. pair to pairs for SOC.
5 pairs Children's Silk plated Half Hose pairs
pink, pairs blue. Size 81. Soiled. Reduced from
IS to 25c.
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Chipdrem's Underwear Dent

A small lot of Cambria Gowns, Hubbard style,
yoke of fine tucks. collar and cuffs trimmed with
fine embroidery. Reduced from LIS to 75c.
3 Fine Lawn Aprons French embroidery over
shoulders. Reduced from 81. IS to $1.OO.
I'd floor. .......... bet 10th and 18th st. bldgsl
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Tow Demartmemf.

l Magic Lantern. Reduced from 81 so to 81 90.
Sets Dishes Reduced from 25 to 1Oc.
2 Embroidery Sets. Reduced from 50 to Csc.
3 Dolls. Reduced from 80 to 35c.
3 Dolls Reduced from 25 to 1Oc.
2 Iron Toys: Reduced from so to Csc.
2 Sets Furniture. Reduced from As to Csc.
2 Magnetic Sets Reduced from S1.OO to Soc.
Set Dishes. Reduced from $3.50 to $1.O0.
4th floor. 10th st. building.)
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t Travelling Goods Dept.

Canvas Trunk heavy iron bindings. Reduced
from So to S1..5.
1 Leather Trunk. extra canvas Reduced
from $500 to $500.
9th floor. 10th st. bldg.)
The herald., 1895-01-08
A QUESTION OF TIME.
SEND SIGNATURES TO 1.-THE HER
AID" MEMORIAL BUREAU.
Tho Work Must BE Done sp sediIy nud
Its Results Roach the Prssons
Congress.

1t isn't question OF names now. but
o queaton OF time. Every citizen will
sign the petition-there'a no question
about that. Every citizen is loyal-or if
there be any unloyal they are 40 few in
number that the absence OF their names
on the great roll never vii. be- miessd.
Los Angeles aud Southern California
are united on the proposition to ertsb-
lish harbor at San Pedro. Az rule
Los Angeles and Southern California
always unite on any proposition that ia
proven to be for the best interests of
their section. 1t is this that has made
Los Angeles and Southern California
great in material prosperity. 1t 10 this
that will make her greater.
1t is this that will ultimately force
the issue in this San Pedro matter, and
secure from congress the appropriation
that s needed to complete the harbor
and make it available for deep sea veg
sells. 1t 10 this entity OF temper and
purpose that THE HERALD depends upon
in tho present issue to raise monster
petition to congress calling for imms-
The herald., 1895-01-08

diate action in this all.important mat
ter.
There is, in truth, no room for doubt
on this score. The citizens of Los Ang-
eles and Southern California will do
their whole duty In the case. They will
sign the petition and pass it along tc
their neighbors for more signaturos.
Today's work proved that, If proof were
needed. The blank petition forms did
not come from the printers until nearly
dark and the signatures began pouring
into the Office early in the morning.
They we're mostly written on the blank
forms printed yesterday morning in The
HERALD and pasted at the top of sheets
OF ioolscap paper. Truly, there can be
no doubt about the loyalty of the people
to this movement-abouI the number
of signatures that will be secured to the
petition.
BUTT is q matter OF something more
than mere mum bers now. 1t 10 ia matter
OF time. In two weeks the work must
BIO done. In fortnight ct the latest
the last signature must be in and the
big petition on its way to Washington.
Southern California must show the
present congress- how the people OF this
section ieal about the San Pedro harbor
matter. If petition OF 20, 900, or per-
hsps $4,000 signatures can be obtained
within tho space OF IA days, it is bound
to have great weight with 9ongress-this
cong rssa. Not the ness coneress or nsxt
years congress. but the congress now In
session. That is tho plan. il ia good
plan, the HERALD fsela assured. and ons
that hss already struck responsive
The herald., 1895-01-08
ANGELES, TUESDAY JANUARY 8,
chord in every citizens bseass ana
elected much favorable ana hopeiui

chord in every citizens breast ana
elected much favorable ana hopeiui
comment.
And the one point to be remembered
is to get your petitions in early. Get the
names on them at once. There Is no
time to be lost. 1t is g question OF TIM o
now. The names are bound to come
they must come quickly. Perhaps more
than 20, 900 names will be signed, per-
haps double that number will be OBJ
tanned in this nsction Of the atatc. Bat
il it took two month";, or even a raonth
to obtain then. the point would be loss'
the weight of the petition not 30 great
as it will be il com pletsd within two
weeks and presented to the congress
that il nov in session ct Washington.
Octopua Huntngton's tactics in this
matter are dslay, delay, delay. Since
the projsct OF great outsr harbor at
San Pedro was first preached in con-
grsss, Coils F. Huntington has been
able to delay all efforts for Immediate
action. When. in 1892, Senator Fulton
introduced bill for an initial appro-
priation OF $3.50, 900, the war department
had strongly recommended it, the COM
mistee had agreed upon it, and the tinal
vote was about to be taken on the item,
one of Mr.. Huntiugton's accomplices
arose on thu floor of the senate. and by
a little theatrical. clap-trap horse play
the reading OF sensational telegram
from Southern Pacific enginesr-end
secured delay.
Congress had been juggled by Octopun
The herald., 1895-01-08

Huntington, and the first of long and
tiresome series of delays commenced.
No less than four expert reports had
been made by federal engineers and com
missions, advocating the construction OF
harbor at San Pedro. and declaring
that San Pedro aud not Santa Monica
was the proper place for the construc-
ton of deep sea harbor. Yet Hum
tinaton's tactics OF delay succeeded, and
another commission was appointed to 20
over the same ground.
REORGANIZATION was Nix. Huntingson's
little game. He has played it we'll and
successfully until the present time. Hc
has played it even on the present con-
greco end secured another delay in the
visit of the junketing congressman who
are to visit the coast and sgain look n,
(Continued on fourth page.l
The herald., 1895-01-08
of forcing action on tho matter this
session."

eeBblon,"
WANTS TO COME IN MARCH.
Senator Rsnaom---"I tried to get the
members Of the committea to 60 out In
the fall and then during che Christmas
holidays, but they were unable TO do so.
shall now try to put it into their pow
er to 70 next March by passing = reso-
luton through the senate authorizing
them to do So"
"Will the whole committee so, or only
q sub committee?
1.-THE resolution will covsY the whole
committee, so that all may 20 who
desire. I, myself, shall not then be a
member Of tho senate. ara heartily
in favor OF an appropriation but I See no
possible way Of securing it this session.
The engineers have differed in their re-
ports and the members will not decide
without a personal inspection"
COKE, BERRY AND FRYE.
Senator Frye said nothing could be
done at this session except to authorize
q committee to visit the coast. He
openly favored Santa Monica.
Senator Coke said: II shall be out
of the senate in ak weeks or go and l
will not discuss the matter. The bill has
no chance this session, and never
thought it had"
The herald., 1895-01-08

Senator Berry warmly favors San
Pedro. "An the reports OF the engi-
neers are in its favor" he said, land
think IL ought to DO chosen. am in
close accord with Senator White in the
matter, Still l see no chance OF any
thing this session. There 10 no way OF
bringing up the matter that I can see.
1 expect we shall all take a trip out to
zee San Pedro next March,"
QUAY FAvoRs THE SAN PEDRO BILL.
Senator Quay took more roseats view
Of the situation. II know very little
about the San Pedro BILL" said he, "but
I am in favor of it. and think its final
chances are good. It is lying In COM
mittes now and could be reported favor
ably at any time"
Senator German said no had not at
tended the committee meetings on tho
subject. He had no preference. desir-
ing only what was beat for the country.
He thought the present session too
short Tor any action.
Senator Murphy declined to discuss
the matter at ALL
Senator Vest also refussd to talk, ex-
cop. to say that he wanted +, sas San
Pedro before he decided and that he
was sure no action would be taken
during tho pseseut session.
Senators Dolph, Cullom and Waeh-
burn are out OF the city looking after
their chances Of reelection. Senator
Jones il also absent.