The evening times., 1895-12-09

The District did not figure largely in
the morning hour in the senate.
Senators sherman introduced bill for
the honorabie uIscna rye OF q. w. Hartaugh,
hate private Company c, Sixth Regiment,
! .Wiscunsiii Volunteer Infantry, now OF s25
| Fiorida avenue.
| Senator yoorhees introducsd a bill for
the psnsien of II RS. Matilda Gresham. widow
| OF late Secretary Gr,sham, of the State
Department. The amount asked Is $500
! per month.
Senator Gallinger introduced a bill to
Incorporate the Post Graduate School of
Me,licine,. OF the District OF Columbia. The
bill authorizes Henry L. Z. johnson, Ed
mund L. Tompkins, j. Foster Scott.
c. Busey, Charles W. Richardson.
Janles Kerr, Mifdse,on F. Cuthbert Edward
NJ. Parker, q. Wythe Coax, q. Byrd Harri
son, Samuel s. Adams, Ge,,rge N. Acker.
W. Holland Wilmer, Henry d. Fry, j. Ford
Thompson. and Thomas L. McArdlc, to
| form IA corporation which shall have all
the powers and privileges set forth in this
act.
The corp,ration can hold reai estate TO
the extent OF $500, ,6o6, and 1t Is chi
powered with all the rights and privileges
beolnging to any medical school in the
District.
SENATE Is TOO EXCLUSIVE.
Tourists captured the Capitol this usprn-
ing. They Growticti Statuary Hall end the
House. but avoided the Senate.
1T Is getting to be pretty well under
stood that the Senate Is too exclusive for
the people. These visitors from the States
us.d 10 be able 10 go home and tell their
friends they had saf in the seat once oc-
capied by Blaine. Hanilin. Sumner or some
other great man.
But they cant do it Bow. The Senate
stands in a glass case. They can oaly l'ak
on from the galleries. 1t is said that a
new rule is To be adopted by the new com
niitee. Itrwiii prohibit pointing at q Sen
atpr with cane, umbrella or finger.
So the crowtis kept over on the either
side of the Capitol. inst where they came
from De- one seemed to know. They were
Interested in the echoes and statues and
We're admiring the paintings In the rotunda.
The usual number of happy ouking young
people were In the crowd, evisiently brides
and srooins. The guides We're reaping a
harvest aAd the, House employees were the
only people annoyed.
TIE speecir Of Senator Morgan, though on
most popular subject. failed Ia crowd the
galleries.
SenaioI Byrrows had a frienG in ibc front
row of the Senators private gallery. and
was l','sitlag ont hjeci 8 of crest. ''pick''
Quay sou o' SeHIiorqaa J PLATED a Bu,nber
of Pepnsyiranisas ii.io the same gallery and
was sii"HiBe tie.h y good time.
BADGES SEEN EVERYWHERE
'~ A large .rf,nt,tr of the Pennsylvania peo-
pie who are etsrndiny the meeting OF the
nj tionai Republican, committee were prs
cnt during the early afternoon. Their
CHANGE Of bsIng i.ean1 before the committee
in favor of Pittsa,ars was not to come until
late IN Che afternoon. SO they were putting
III their time as brsi they c,tild.
Pittsburg badges could Dc s,en every
where. They we're wora by sa,nc of the
best known citizens of the Smoky City.
from bank presidents to til.' Iattist4ne cor
oner Of Allegheny canHty. They believe
in their town and are Not afraid l." say 50.
Col. Perry Heath. manager OF the Gin
cinnau Commercial Gazette WAS also ono
OF the visitors. Hehad run over from hisnew
home for few days. and was recalling
old times by watching the Senate open. He
was Washington correspondent for years.
.~ Up to i O'Clock the diplonatic gallery
was empty. though a representative OF the
British legation WIS expecied. He dida't
come. though. and Sir Julian Pauncefote
must read The Times to find out what SEN
ator Morgan says: