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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-26
Mr.. CRISP ETLOGIZED " THE SENATE.

Washington. Jan. I'm the Senate this after
noon the Vice President submitted a message
from the House OF Representatives announcing
the death Of its former Speaker. Charles +. crisp
of Georgia and thereupon Mr.. Gordon Dem. Gal
offered resolutions suspending the business OF the
Senate so as TO give opportunity for tributes 10
the memory OF Mr. Crisp. He went on 10 denver
a eulogy on the life and public character OF me
ox- Sneaker In this culogy Mr. Gordon said The
life Of such a man is a sermon. d palm. an IN
spration: his death bereavement 10 society 70
his death are full OF encouragement and AT the
same time OF warning; Of encour agement to viz.
f,Ious living in the discharge OF duty, and Of
solemn warning 10 be ready for the inexorable
summons Of the mute messenger who will come,
we know not when where but will come surely
and to all
Eulogies Of lIr Crisp were also delivered BY
Senator'S Galneer Rep, n. H), German Dem
Md Berry Dem. ATk.). Mills Dem. Tex Car
Ter tPep Mont, Daniel Dem. Va and Bacon
Al 4SO O'Clock as further mark Of respect. tho
Senatc adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-26
The New SMALL SIZE of
CASHMERE BOUQUET
TOILET SOAP
s within everybody's means. Ask for It.

Britain were seriously jeopardzed by the com,
muncation concerning the Nicaragua Cann sem W
the Senate by Secretary Olney on Friday. rms NOV"
on the part of Mr. oney appears to nave been MAJ,
adrolt Grave doubt Is expressed among oehat1is
whether the British arbitration treaty can be rated
at all This opinion and the sentiment OF oppos''o ,
TO this treaty excited by this COMMUNICATION IS iV
confined 10 the friends of the Nicaragua Cdnal OIL
However. the suggestion conveyed by advancing tne
proposition that the canal concessions nave peeh
forfeited almost simultaneously with the preseh'd
ton 81 the arbitration treaty has gone long way
toward confirming the criticism against the treat!
that Il will injuriously affect interests By opening
a way to England to establish her interests on ms
continent Wit running the risk or war 1t makes
little difference whether or not TINS criticism -
lust: the association of the two things N tlis
manner is greatly 10 the prejudice OF inc uea's
The opinion expressed IN most niiuehuai 9uai,
tiers to-day tina; the treaty H. seriously 1eoparuiHeu
One Senator expressed the opinion that TINS >icd!d
guam communication would prove deathpoW 10 we
arbitration treaty The questions nave become
closely associated in the minds OF senators ana s,lg
natural fear that this country may be oNsr-ftdchc
nv Grea BrjtaIn contributes TO the complication OF
The situation The outlook for the ratification OF me
treaty is certainly bright as II mas hefeoiote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-26
DISCUSSED BY THE PURITY ALLIANCE.
sprAKERs REFER IN SEVERE TERMS TO THE RE
CENT SEEIEY DINNER

As was expected more than one speaker AZ 'ne
animal meeting OF the American Purity Alliance.
held last night in the United Charities Buldihg' re-
ferred TO the Seeey dinner. Aaron VI POWELL lhe
president OF the society was especially empha''c III
some OF his references the affair AZ TO the re-
ported utterances Of Police Commissioner Grant
favoring a legislative method OF dealing with vice.
Mr. Powell remarked that the position the COM
missioner took might be due TO his moran co'ius
ION in presiding recently at one OF the most scam
dalous and shocking police trials wnicn mas ever
been known IN NewYork. Later IN MS ope"l"s
address Mr. Powell again referred to the seeey
episode and commented upon II in these words:
A recent event in this city it is worth while TO
allude TO as an ominous indication OF a deploraDe
tendency In our modern social NE lhat a S,ouP
OF men who call themselves gentlemen couu COIL
sent to be present as guests on an occasion tmc
indecent details of which. as given TO me puph pic
In the proceedings OF the police trial whlch lo,-
lowed and through the press shocked New. o PIX
and the country at large as never et.oa c aro
decd astounding The chief actors In the aitar are
clearly amenable to the Penal Code. and should pI
be promptly and vigorously dealt with oy me LIS Us
trict- Attorney and the courts. Such social occa-
sions as Partisan mportatons. reflect and stimu,
late on this side OF the Atlantic the sensions ana
dominated and controlled by the low moral sentl-
ment created by and inseparable from State sane
Eibrdge T. Gerry. the president Of the soee; ,y
for the Prevention of Cruelty to chidfen was b 10
he was unable to be present. He however. sent
paper. which was read by Mr. Powell ana: al hT
were haunted before the public, Mr. Gerry asker
.Is Il any wonder. then. that under these circum-
stances the ieunesse doree at their dinners. pro-
vide for exhibitions which even the ancient people
of Pompeii would have nesitated TO View In con-
cIaveo Is not the root of the matter in the TACT
that the fountain source of all this impurity re-
mains uncheckedT . ,
have heard Of scenes in this city since the sun
struck the winter lines TINS year 10 Inc ihos'
llcentious periods Of Pompeii. .
when the police captain lately made a RAID IN
Tho curtain that hides the prevalent iniquity He
gave us a glimpse only of what is largely going
on" $500.
All the officers were reelected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-26
pPOCFEDINGS IN THE HOUSE.

Washington Jan. 25-rhe House to-day disposed
of a lot Of miscellaneous business and toward the
close OF the session began consideration OF the In
dian Appropriation bill. In the time allotted TO
general debate on the measure Mr.. Johnson Rep..
IndD gave his views the necessity for revision
OF the currency and banking laws. After disposing
of about q quarter Of the text Of the bill. which
includes eighty printed pages the House at $40
O'Clock adjourned until tomorrow.
The conference report on the immigration Dill
was presented by Mr.. Danfori rep. Ohio). who
IL uIS on Wednesday and dispose Of it,.
Bills were passed to regulate the disposition or
dead bodies in the District Of Columbia and 10 pre-
vent the spread Of contagious diseases In the Dis
trict.
A senate hill was passed directing survey from
the mouth Of the jetties at Galveston, Tex.
through Buffalo Bayou. 10 Houston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-26

THE COMMISSION WANTS MORE TIME-NE" ~
rRBlTIoN OF MEMBERS IN THE CENTRAL

THE COMMISSION WANTS MORE TlMh-HE"
TRBrTIoN OF MEMBERS IN THE CENTRAL
BOARD OF EDUCATION
The Greater New-York Commission continued ~
work of revising the draft OF the charter 'ss'
day Its members. however. have neeh 'o "''" a,
OF the imposslbiity OF completing the ''''s,' -.
a thoroughly satisfactory way by feorudH IA
date q, which their report Is due AZ Albany -.
tbav have therefore, united In requeS''"e
o,,s,a,rre IN extend the time until februahss ,sr.
rhe question of the consolidation OF an Wsoury
r;,a-,. ~ tho Greater Newly ork INTO v.s ~ r.
80 lso referred to the legisdt uI' "1.n.,,,ntoa
w,s ~ 81. an amendment the state cons InsS
- - ,,,o,arad and passed. putting New OK - oesn
"a pichmort counties. and taat par ,o.,,ei GOV.
hth a., 70 h included in the new nu'Ssf asylss
"rn,,.pt into one county. tn" tonl'Il'Ss'""
~ .b,p,. on the score OF economy. ,d,n.H
'r,bc rhaptcr relating TO educauoh W. nreseal
90 nmeno.d on lines suggested nY, 80. ~, conrin,s
po,rd OF Education II was deche" ~. i'm New
,bs nresent school system as II now eNs mem her
Vo,li and Brooklyn. with twenty ~, horoigJ
~ ,"ard of Education for the nhll'" s'o MR..
b.,s Tor the borough Of Rrook'yn. II ~ whith
U,,r1 T. "a consist % nineteen n'Hi't.'i horolgN
a,o,or are 10 be- appointed for the u,N ~ Borough
-, Manhattan and the Bronx. SIN 10. Queens arc
of brooklyn for the bor"nS" 1his p,an gi,es
VI @or the Borough OF Richmond In..-.,rv of tho
on' w. cttv az now constituted. Il md'o''''
members in the Central Board', ,s,,,ss in \es'
TIE salaries OF the Nunlcipa. -. Sron, ailr, e
~ anJ RrookNn were Increased - icnm,nd
4 oN a year and those OF Vup,"" ,bs justices sIs
.oyhid1sn 10 practice law IN any vs gas exteniee
ioi q, The district courts 90, down
nai J u, ns' az S.,D instead OF 300. az WIS.,
n the DRAFT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-26
STEEL WORKS At WILWAr6EE CLOSE.

Milwaukee Wis. Jan Six hundred men were
thrown out OF work to-day At the Bay View Works
OF the Illinois Steel Company by the closing down
Of the top and bottom mill. the fishplatc mill and
the old and new plate mill. No reason is given by
the Milwaukee officials of the company for the
closing down OF these mills and all inquiries In re-
gard to the matter are referred 10 the Chicago Of
fces OF the company. The action OF the company
i'm closing down these establishments affects not
only the non union men employed there but also a
large number OF the members OF the Amalgnmatcd
Association OF Iron and Steel Workers, and some
OF the latter look upon the matter hs an attempt
TO force them make a voluntary offer to submit
10 The resembling OF their present contract with the
company which will not expire until July. In order
20 assure themselves OF re-employment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-26
SouyvATJOyS REPORTED AND HELD Up

Washington Jan 2a-1he Senate Committee on
tho Judiciary took no action this morning on the
nomination 81 William d. McIiugh TO be District
Judge for the District Of Nebraska. The weekly
postponemcnt Of consideration Of this nomination
Is looked on as an indication Of the desire OF the
committee to leave this appointment hung up uhul
the end OF the session The nominations OF 'harieS
y Howry. Of Mississippi 10 be Associate Justice
., the court of Claims and Charles +. Armidon
70 he District Judge for the District OF North
Dakota were ordered to be fav9ribIy repo runn
With the proViso that action shall not be taken
nv the Senate until Senator Mitchell IN the one
case and Senator Hansbrough in the other can De
heard from.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-26
Dr.. Lyons
PERFECT
Tooth Powder
AN ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY.
Used by people of refinement
for over a quarter of century.
OLCOTT AND THE SEELEl DINNEh'
THE DIsTRICT-ATTORNEy MAY LAY ''"'
MATTER BEFORE THE GRAND 1'hi
OSCAR HAMMERsTEIN PLEADS
10 HIS INDICTMENT.

4 plea Of not guilty was made In the 'our' u
General Sessions yesterday by oscar fai''He' 49, w..
who was indicted on Friday for aheseu ''o''''0
Of Section $50 Of the Penal Code. In produci''s u"
the OLYMPIA a burlesque on the Seeiey "'"'e
= p House. counsel for Mr.. Hammersteih' oo-
,.,,od the consent of Judge Fitzgerald 10 WIN
d-, tho nlea not later than Tuesday OF TINS "eeh'
~ such a course is deemed advisable after the mn
utes Of the Grand Jury have been examined paI'
ror Mr. Hammerstein was fixed at $r' an" i,
Hammerstoin was paroled in the CUSTODY OF MS
counsel until he could find a bondsman me Ia"
YER then said he had an important appho'.o" "
make for Mr. Hammerstein and he continued
.Nr Uammerstein has in his possession certain
ov,dorce relating 10 the Seelcy dinner at Sherry =
and he demands the right to appear peio'e '"'
Grand Jury and submit that evidence win We"
that the Grand Jury find indictments. MT nan"
has been indicted FOR giving a" ndintabe
OF the real thing II the imitation Is I'm Lii 40
he wants to know what the Grand jury WI" w
with the originators.' - avs ~
getting matter before the Grand Jury One was
10 Law the matter before the District-A'tor'es an"
the other WAS TO go to police court ,,a
Assistant District Attorney Battle said ne won,o
say that the District Attorney was now wo,ld he
ing the Sceley dinner and doubtless ne wou'u NJ w.
glad 10 receive any additional evidence iroi' MI
Hammerstein or any one else. t.. NJ House THAT
7 hand to the District Attorney evio nGsd ~ n, Mr.
matter Of the seeey dinner ads nv Minnie Rem
wood and Little Egypt. The facts IN III. ,iss 80
were substantially the same as those tes.ii pn,,c
at the trial of Police Captain chapman Al io''o
Headquarters. ... o,oo., 70
In the afternoon District-Attorney oico. re-
,nony in The Chapman case. He said he probably
would bring the Seeley dinner performances 70 me
attention Of the Grand Jury Tomorrow, ana ma
he aid not think either Minnie Renwood or Little
Egypt would leave town before the case was n,s
nosed Of He had thought Of that, and had taken
pprocautions 10 see that they did not disappear:
He said he did not want TO ask an indictment 10, OF
those concerned in the Sceley dinner on Inc eVi
danca 81 81 little Egypt alone He wanted her evil
dence corrobora ted. lie thought the evidence OF
the Renwood girl might be su1icient corrooor"'o"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-26
FOR FREE HOMESTEADS ~ ORLAHOnA

WASHINGTON Jan 25.-Delegate Flynn, OF Okla
ho-na reported to-day from the Committee on Puo-
lie Lands the bill introduced by him 70 pro'lde
free homesteads on the Government lands IN Okla
49, Territorv etc. The committee recommends
tho massage of the bill amended and passed
bv the Senate ard cites the fact ;hat II was IN
dorsed at the S. Louis Conyeni9n whieh mom u;
- Was also Endorsed by the Democratic ana ropu..
list Conventions IL asserts that not one,tna %
,hs lands invoked can ever be prohtaby cultlya'eo
uitbomf irrigation. II denies that the report OF
eHene,arv smith j. correct In saying that the Gov
eminent will lose sS''"'"' Il ''e o'
law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-26
The Indian medicine man

The Indian medicine man
cures by charms and mean
ta.ions. lie frightens away
the EVIL spirit y who causes
the sickness. He does all
sorts of things that civilized
people would call idiotic ard
barbaric, but the civilized
folks are not so very much
ahead after all. They do
just as foolish things as does
the medicine man. They 20
along carelessly, and allow
the little sickness to grow
into the big sickness. They
allow constipation to grow
into indigestion. heartburn.
dizziness, headache, inson,-
MIA, and a hundred other dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-26
STATE BAR ASSOCIATION FAVORs II.

AT the recent annual meeting or the Ne"-io'N
State Bar Association, which was held at Albany!
III Anrlo-American arbitration treaty vas heartily
Endorsed A resolution. which was unanimously
passed. expressed the belief that the establish
rnent Of such court between two great nations
will not only result in its early adoption per-
manent international tribunal between these Ia
tons but that its utility will speedily be recog
nized by other great nations Of the world ana
eventually force the creation of O central court
for the adjudication of international disputes ana
the permanency OF peace and goodwill among
men" The speedy ratification Of the treaty was
urged upon the Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-26
4 NEW-yORKER MURDERED ~ OREGON.

Mount Morris ~ Y. Jan. 2j-News has just
reached the relatives Of Lester h. Hartman. Of
Groveard. that ne was murdered last Wednesday
IN Southern Oregon where he had gone on a hunt
ing expedition. Ills body found in the wilder
ness thirty miles from the settlement where he was
staying. M Hartman was thirty-six years old and
owned large and valuable farm IN 0rovtlAnd
besf horses in this section and sold them In New
YORK. ard frequently rode MS horses at the New
York Horse Show.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-26

The Legislature of san Francisco has la'd 'ss'
omen TO criticism by OF its conduct NE a.e'
mutation Of taxes seems 10 have made us nle ~ =,
delirious and thev have started In on an era OF es
travagance reckessness and dishonesty WHICH AZ
Chronicle ~ thar city thinks justifes me A. q
that rho h,ghwayman's record ma - ny tne bes-
latre Of 2 Thousand Scandals will he thrown o ~
n etclv into the shade. II has hsen supposed va
hodv or the political majority in H. was Iesry a,,s
having A Republican Government ana 1880 800
chosen two years hence. and tina, many OF ths
Senators and Assemhlymen INDUCED IN me N.Y. ,,s
a reelection bur. says The Cnronce. ~
Legislature had SCI out 10 pay INTO tn- nen',
Governor Budi and the Demociatc party inc "
payers could understand its cours" :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-26
PROFESSOR IiN HTSE DECLINES.

Madison Wis. Jan. 25.-Professor Charles r. Van
Hisc at the head OF the Geological Department Of
the State University to whom had been offered the
mauac, ment of the Smit hsonian Institution at
Washington. ID. G.. at salary Of 5000 year. to-
dan announced that he could not accept the offer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-26
SENATOR GEORGE NOT IMPROVING.

Washington Jan. 25-There Is practically no i'm
movement in the condition Of Senator George. OF
Nissseppi who is lying seriously Ill at the Gar
field Memorial Hospital He was better yesterday
and rested well last night but no change for the
better was noticed to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-26
TO Syop FOOTBALL ~ pEyNsrLrANIA.

Harrisburg. Penn. Jan. pa bill was intro
duced in the House this evening making II a mis-
derpcanor to engage in play football. Tho
M than 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-26
EXCITEMENT AMONG THE HiOHDls ,lan ~
San Francisco. Jan. S--rhe .ss s'.. known y

,r HsT Of rons ching. O'aer~''e .nsa,0n
c hs than other naD srs%asa sss
The streets in ha! quarter mere sse See xap society
Win sx4an' wSs are cesbrans The he murdered
thelr most dreaded enenS $1,000 for desToyirs Ii
70 sys r aSd that e easseo5 wyan
s sSS By he nefns cayiS %ssd
The S ws Known Ina, See A n nsSr
prc Is Of @ the head sss 81 nF OF Little P Ss
is :, S f t their work The sam Of thief
been thrown INTO disorder py ' when reorgansss
leader put axe II e summary and adequate WINS
upon the See Nups. -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-26
WoOdbury'S Facial Cream makes
rough skins as smooth as satin. IT'S
pure and the best for daily use.

THE Light" predicts that san Antonio will hoursn
like green bay tree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-26

treSsinG conditions Ihcv 90 ms frequently De
cause they do not know the cause of their trouble.
1t is pretty safe rule to look for the source of
O. Ioths of human sickness III this one simple and
appallingly prevalent trouble. Another foolish
thing that smart people do is TO take alleged
remedy for constipation and keep on taking it, day
after day month after month and year after year.
Perhaps it is better to take the medicine than not
to take it at all but OF course if they stop taking
it, their trouble will come back This last state
ment is true of every other medicine prepared for
this purpose except DR.. Picrces Pleasant Pellets.
One Pellet is gentle laxative and two mild
catharic. They are gentle and efficient i'll their
action, permanent in their results. You don't be
come slave to their use. as with other pills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-26

-, ou wan, a boy. Il collector or an '0 he soi
40 "a" snd where the best help va" the nsssss
rsading the little advertisements ."
columns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-26

The Peoples Common Sense Medical
i'll plain English, or Medicine
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-26

7, is long es,a bshed custom that the Vice. Presi-
dent hold himself aloof from using his influence in
the matter of appointments. and the Jerseymen are
therefore advised by The san Francisco Chronicle
thar they viii have their labor for their pains The
Vice Pre- Sidcnts Endorsement on application for
Office would he poll;ica curiO' Evidently The
Chronicle" does not know Garret 4. Hobart's prac
tfcal sid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-26

1871 broadway. New York
2:s0 Broadway. New York 9cnern' hEents
2Of Montague So. BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-26

Tho people in Monroe County trying 10 reform
their jury system ny providing for a Commissioner
OF Jurors as has been done in Erie County, but the
Supervisors are charged with trying 10 defeat the
bill in the Legislature. 1t will deprive them Of
PATRONAGE 1t he the same everywhere
says one local critic. Eternal vigilance is the price
of decent government and there is no way OF getting
the goods without paying the price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-26

Coin Harvey's explanation 10 a Congressional
committee the other day that the passage OF the
Loud bill would exclude from the mails all such
publications as Coins Financial School, THE
Chicago Times Herald thinks. ought 10 remove
any doubt which there might have been as TO the
passage OF tina; bill
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-01-13
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