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THE HOUSE WASTES A DAY.
FlUBrSTERINT' BY OPPONENTS OF THE
TORRKY BANKRUPTCY BILL.
RENATOR HAf.KS ANNt'AL Fir.HT FOR SHIP?..
Wo*h1'is-"n, .lan. Bl (Special).-Senator Halo today
nnd* bis usual animal move inward an Increase of
th* Raaf Iv suhmlttlpK on the part of the ftoBBM
I'nmmlffs N Naxal Affairs an amendment to the
Naval Appropriation bill, authorizing the construction
cf mm b-itiie shli>, ***'?? roast d.-f.fice ships and a
' f of light draught gunboats und torpedo boats.
Mr. Hal* has brought Iti an amendment of this "-ort
every y,,,r for the last three or four Congresses, and
br lni<irporatlng lt In Um Naval Approprlatin.i bill
and fighting for lt In conference, bas obliged the lIou*e
to make much more substantial additions to th* Navy
than have been conlempliited by the popular branch.
fo fir the House Naval Committee has shown lltth
Ir.dlcatioa of a purpose lo add lo Ihe Navy at Ibis
?esjtlnn. Mr. Hale's amendment, however, If accepted
by Um Renate, as lt undoubtedly will be, will force
a fight between the tao bodies and result In the
"tJtliotir.mii.n of af least two or three netv ahlps of
mme s,?t. The Senate Committee ls especially anxious
to secure the building of thc light draught irunboat.s,
which have been strongly recommended for two ir
three years, though without sum-as by tho Navy De
t>*r:inent.
BL6INI*r5S OK THE SENATE.
?V*"hinman. Jan. ?5.?Tha Senate bill ta encourage
the roritruction of electric railroads, previous]./ re?
lined from the Committee ern Commerce, and placed
oo tbe calendar, wa*, on motion of Mr. Morrill, taken
***n gm calendar and referred to the Committee on
Itoanci.
Hr. Moar, from the Judiciary Committee, reported a
?"attltute for th* bil) to eslabllsh a Court of Appeals
k* t?e D1?trict of Columbia, and after explanation lr
*m agreed to. A conference was asked, and Messrs.
"?sr. Wilson and Pugh were appointed.
Mr. faulkner lntroducrd a bill tor the odml?s1on of
***. s* * State, and lt was referred to the Committee
*? Tai ri lories.
Mr. Dolph offered a resolution, which wa* nareed
J*, (ailinn "n the Mate Depart rm nt for information ns
? "hsular fees.
fst THINKS ARIZONA IS MISKFPRESF.NTF.D.
"sMilngton. Jan. 2.V?Governor Murpliy, In speak?
ing of the artlon of the R.-piiMu an Senatorial caucus
>***t?rdny. which was ads er.*.- to tbe admission of
A"iioaa a* a State, nays :
"TU* action ls by RR means final. Muny of the
?"?niton hay,, expressed their InienHon to Investigate
"urlher. lt |* niucli to be regretted, however, lim!
such mistaken sistemenl* In regard la the affairs of
?o* Territory are published, and while I? ls not con
(ended tam th.-se misrepresentation* are Intentionally
'Irculoted la Injure tea Territory, a great wrong ls
n.yrtbeless balm*: perpetrated.
*? *s absolutely untrue lh.it Arizona ls sfltlcted
-THERK are 40,?ob families in and
near ."sew York who bur the
LalDIES' HOME JOURNAL.
More than 7 aa, ooo copies sold through?
out the country monthly in cities and
the larger towna.
TWO MEMBERS BLOCK LEGISLATION* WHICH
TWO-TIllIinS OF THK HOUSE HAVE
A SK KO FOP..
[sr TriFonsrit to thu TRinrvE ]
WasMni-'tnn. .Ian. -Jo.?With only thirty three work
lui dav* '.f thi* Congress remaining: with only three,
(4 thirteen Roaanl appropriation bllLs through tho
?House Ol i;epre*cntatlx'es, and with an enormous
amount of oilier unfinished business on its calendar
to-d.v wat 1-.excusably and wantonly xva.sted hy that
j^v. Tat titat a-* xvell RR for the wasting of many
other dix- s,nc* this House xs-r,s organized, the Demo
rr,tir RMlutllT which deRberstt-ly framed nnd adopted
i cod'' Ol role* which gives one or two members ihe
pfrwer t" saaei tafs-loftoa by filibustering, ls solely
BJSR*?*!bT*
Ita 1- Ron In tin* filibustering of lo dav were Mr.
Kiltf/ir-. > I rexss, and Mr. Fierce, of Tennessee. It
lt ?*fe ' ' mp tLat si least nlneteen-twentletlis of tea
gjjBRBffl f-esent today felt glut that thn latter xs-as
grated tor to election, and thnt all who will b?
jjjmbe:i "I the ne.xt (Tongi-ess would cheerfully sign
BgpHiOR i'i Mr. 4 b-xeland lu favor i.f the appointment
?'Oe tot mm to t lie BloiiraR otRMtaa or any other post
,ajrli xioild lobe hun ont of Congress and beyond
oalranlTiri "f ibo Cattai Matea.
Tiie |RbUsttn*tog was directed against the considera
Rjg of ' " Banbraptcp hill. In favor of xvhirh no le**
{jam g81 lt. je-e-entatives-niore than two-tfilrds of
the bbssBI ti-einbei ship ,>f t|,f House?had signed a
?siltlon to the t onmilttee on Huies, liv a special
ardor Bra 'I'.y* taara set ngari fir Hie con*ideraiion of
Die triei re, which I* ;in otaborato and voluminous as
well as at. extremely important one. Yesterday was
jdit bv Um "djotirnment of the llon?e on account of
thede.il'> Of Associate Justice Lamar, end to-day was
wa*tf<d m s,illus on fl 11 bu sternum motion*.
Thr llama wa* simply powerless In the hands of
rae BM waa trere s.-, rolly encouraged aid nbett'-d
by * few other nienilters?who hud determined that
the bill ll id not even be considered, niui h less
pasted. It ls a measure which absorbed the lime
and (honth'.. of the Judiciary Committee for months,
ind which, ii its pre.ent foriii. ls approved bT Otarra
of the tatara membon of that committee, but n small
minor!'! Bf tea Hoaaa ls unalterably opposed to lt
sod determined 'hst lt shall not psis this House.
Even If tn-' I RBBlttea on ftule* shall consent lo re
rtort sn order ?eu:iig upsn snottier dav f,s the
b'l1, lt win Ra o' no nx-all unless ll shall provide for
trie rahing; of a vim st un boar therein specified.
bf* SUI ie ,vJi..f*Wl*e Ul"- tactics XS llb ll Wert- eft er?ect|vw
t,s-dsv au te . i"*J"'?d and Itideflnltely continued.
Both xjr. Oat**, af tie- Judiciary ILotBaaitt**. who
bis chsr,** of ihe lisiiknipi. y bill, nnd I balrma.ii
Holms,, -f lb* kpatoipttalkara committee, srba noa
be*n trying , - s Bl lt br the -sundry <~lsil bil,
appeal"*! -'? ' 'i.str'iiati 4-rl*p and hi* Denoeraila
colleagues ot lb* ?-.nimltt.-e aa Rule* thi* afternoon
f<s report a -f.fsr'.sl order for one dav Roxi week
for the f mst.!.r?'i,.-i of the former inea.tire. Mr.
*rioitxjaii) aaajsaiee a/sBneattaf, and sh ld thai by Taeata*
riliut Ibe -indrx' dell Mil. Hie D*jfk*teacj bill nnd
ti* Nafltan bte woola" bt* Ihraaob Hie lions*.
T1*i? dma '--if ? '??me when the Dem'?TSt1( member*
af (he (i.-ti-'tH'-f. ,,n Rules sn* comp, lied f. hold
sever*' rrafaraacefl <-srh day. In former 4 itnjn*cs*es
the majcrlt] ol lb* Commiilra on Utile* bob been
ll enonil rated ? '"*teer1ng com mit tee"; in this (on
fT*a?i n'id"-r Ibo niles In fore, ft cannot, properly,
bs I'.stxied. B*oaae* it i* oaabta to "otes*" mts tiling
and It ought perhaps te be cnll(*d a '?ommlttee of
Bot]' _ _,
THE -TIIREl aUlTALIOma I1ILL TO BE I'Rr.ED.
Washington. Jsn. i."> :Sp*rlall.?The House Committee
en Military Affair* ao'a.>rii"*d Chairman Outhwslte to
r?port a m*a.?'ire tt'tIrfa is** b?en a subject of discus,
lion for s *ium''?r of years, known as the "Three Bot
tali'in*-' bil! :? fa jetRgaml to Increase th? rBtetaBCf
rf t*? RftfteVI i'i l"fan'ry hr Increasing the num?
ber ni bs-i-r'? ar fOMpaalm In eacii rejrinieni to
tsrelT?, to b* divided Into Hiree battalions nf four com
pir.'.f** #aeh. Tb* .irt'>ry ls to contlst of seven rcrrl
n)?n-< of not more ibu twera* t4a-ieries ei.?:,. socb
r^riient to OBastot of one colonel, one lieutenant
colonel, t ire* majors, iTelve captains, eleven lirst and
ten sseetd lieut.n.int*. tti:* ttie number of enlisted men
r.i? allowed bi Intv. 1 B* Infantry force ls to b* <>r
(tsniied tata ls?tity-on? teflment.s of not more than
rireivf- rompsnltss each, ea, i regiment to consist of one
lieutenant <olonei, on* robmel, thre<* majors, ttvlve
isptain*, eleven Ur-* and ten second lletitennnis and
t?e enJIsfed 1nr~* tmve a riiorlred bv Btw, Tba I"*l*0l
e*nt mot aut!iorfre t r enlistment of colored ni'-n and
Irrtfls'i*, rompanles 0f this bind not to exteed ten In
ant ajfjRMRt. ORR of the argtimrnts urg'-d In favor
cf the measure I* that In RRRfl of \ each of the resl
n,en'| Se*afat, If necessary, be ex|*siidi-d Into three regi?
men'* 'v In* addition of six battalions of volunl.-i i-s.
ft vi' .- I . each "if the new regltlietits battalions of stell.
Ss ,|tlln**d veteran*, thu* grently BtrongtbMteR and
Im reaslnfl lu rtnctaaey in active Bea rte*. (*balraun
OatbsraltB xslll try ta secure artlon on tue bill at this
?? s,"n
IOR F^HLIFR ItF.Tir.KMF.NT IN TUT. NAVY.
Wsshlngton. .'an. -i dpeclali.-I'nder existing law
Nai.l officers nre required to retire from active ser
toe iitosn reaching the age of sixty two. nnd may be
i?tlr?-d upon their own application ta tbe l?r.*ldent
af er forty years tit service. In the Army oflirer*
msy rellre after thirty year*, of mi Slea, The Army
lau ba- Nen envb-d by Naval oflicers for many yeats,
and mini'mus eliot I.* liaxe been made 1o b,ive lt* t'ltn
. insdt) applbrtble to Hie Nats. The*e effons
bit ? 'ec with sollie Btseeeao, f.-r tea Hoara Camotlttee
rr BaTol \ffalrs t'.dny ogre.-d t*. reitort n bill tocot*
pts-atl'.g the thirty years feature to the House st the
Br*; apparteaatf. ReeaWRarp Tracy faxors the Mil. and
ie, .-ntit submitted to the isimrnlftee certain Infonnn
Uin upon His mlje.t which sliow.-d Um Ju-tlce nnd
imr*"-"ince of Hie mallar. 4>ne effect of the bill xslll
ba to Increase pi-oniotloii In upper criides. It not In
frets.i.rtly happens Hint officers In the Navy aee no
proftpec's for futtiter adyiiiic.-inent after Hilrtr years'
-. and not a fen- .,( ibi* ela-* will Mi-all them
selves ef an opportunity lo ntiro and, svhlle not too
old. engage in private bu-lii"-*. This liss happened
In a number of liislaine* In the Army.
"llb a burdensome debt, or lhat poverty exists any?
where within her borders. No part of the country is
more prosperous than Arizona to day. and all we ask
ls to be Intelligently and Impartially Investigated.
This we propose ta light for. respect fully but
earnestly and I have no fear but lhat we shall I*
vindicated. The country at large ls with us. and
further colonial bondage for any of the Territories I*
becoming distasteful to the American people.''
Santa Fe. N. M., Jan. fa.?Tb* Legislature wss In?
formed by telejrniph today that an omnibus Mil ad?
mitting the four Territories was about to be reported
IO Congress. Strong Joint resolution* were naaacR
and telegraphed to Washington, urging New Mexico's
claim to Statehood.
MR. M'COMAS CONFIRMED.
A I.OXO STi.t'(..;i.F. OVFIt HIS API'OINTMF.NT TO
TI!!'. DISTI'.KT SCPRI'.Mi: C017RT ENDED.
Washington, Jan. 2.*,.--For the first time this ses-lnn
lhere sins a .protracted htrngsrie In the ,-\eeutlve
session of the senate over a Presidential nomination,
that of Louis MfComas, ex secretary of Ihe National
Itepubllcan Committee, to R* Associate Justice of Ihe
I)i*trict of C.iliiinMa BagroBM C'mrt. Within a few
days after the reieptlon of Ibo nomination tbe oppo
slilon to the confirmation aV-giin io a>ratap lu tbe
abapa of twa eagae elrnuge*-, touching, the bosaaesa in
legfity ?f Hu- nominee. Tiie Judiciary Committee
sifted each of these, and dcrlan-d In lls report to the
Senate teal in lt* Judgment Ibera xs-.-is nothing thal
In any trap ten led to show Ibal Mr. Mernina, xtas
not titted for Ibo place to whhh the President pro?
posed to appoint him. T'ie opposition xx,i* then innis
fernd from tin- outside lo the Senate chamber Itself.
Today nt 1 R'ckch the Senate xvent Into executive
sessiin with a tb termination on the part cf tin- Le
publican Senators to confirm tea nomination before
adjournment. The BOM wa* In ehRfffl af Senator
Min bell, ol OrefOB, xvhn In behalf of Ibo Judiciary
( "niniltt-e nnved that Ibo nomination he contlrm.-d.
The opposition, hoxvever, desired to be heard, and
WU heard nt length. Mme i'm four hour.* were
onsumed lu the debate. Thc opposition lo the nomi?
nee In Ibo senate xvas based aliuo-t entirely upon the,
gn und that Mr. McComas xvas not a resident of the
district Tho Rcpub'irans replied lo the Democrats
on this jMilnt by referring to the precedents eet by
Mr. Cleveland In Us District and lerrltorl.il nppolm
menls, and alerted Dial Mr. Cleveland might feel
disposed to again Ignore platform (let laratlons in Hist
rc*pert. and setae! t'ie ne*t tilled men toe ledeial
appointmeni*, repirdle*s of re.tdcnc.-.
When lt cam.- to a vote there was no attempt to
filibuster and Hie resuB *-tus deeUtt, the vote siand
lng .'l*J for confirmation lo 13 for Hie opposion.
Beean** of a failure to ndspt Hie u.iial resolution
Informing l,he President of the eontlrmation, Hie result
wa* n<t formally annoiiiiced nt the conclusion of '.he
session
HACKING AT THE TENSION-*.
TUT. HOt'RF M'B-COMMITTF.E WILL TRY Tri TTTT
OOXVX THF. DlflON SOLDIER?.
Washington. Jan. C."< (Special).?Tba anxiety of the
Democrat* m 4"otigress to cut down th<? I'nlon soldiers
and sailor*' pension roll has fonnd expression In tea
deilslon of the subcommittee which bas charge of Ihe
Pension Appropriation bill to recommend some radlcnl
changes tri the existing laws, i me of these ls Hist no
person Tint a dll/en of the Inned stales and living
In A foreign country shall receive a pension unle*s
he I* suffering from a physical disability. Another
provision recommended ls that no person able to earn
a living by manual labor or otherwise, or whose In?
come from any eource ls MOO a rear or more, shall
receive a pension under the Dependent Pension net
r.f June, If-oo. This provision, of course, will not
sffect pensioners of the Mexican or Indian wars, no
matter how large their Incomes mnv be.
Another provision ls that no wldotv who was married
lo a veteran of the war slnre IBTO shall receive n
pension. Another provl-Um abolishes all pension
rigencle* and require* pensioners to be paid by rhecks
**ued In Washington. It ls also recommended that
'be ".peiiker of Hie House of Representatives Ins autJior
Ir.ed to appoint a commission to be romposcsTof Repre?
sentatives.elect to the Mild Congress to con-lder the
?object of pen-ion leglatattoB and the methods and
practice ?f the iension Bureau In the arTJudlcation of
iliiltn*.
The Tension Appropriation Mil snddjed xru.i the
roregomg amendment* pr.--;**! the subcommittee to
tlay by ii party vote, the Republican member*", (eeneral
Braal, of Vat moat, end (ieneral ningham, of Prnn?yl
calli.i. voting against lt. At least one Democratic
?ember of the rab-eoosatlttaa, Mr. Mntebler, of Fenn.
-titania, ls lg favor ef lbs trnn*fer of Hie PenMon
llnre.-iu fo the War Department. Whether all Hie
imendni'nts jiropos-ed bv the subcommittee will be
ipprovad by tb.- full committee remain* to lu- seen.
It is understood that Chairman Holman (ind one otter
Democrat if member are opposed to several of Hie
sniendrnents, especially those affecting Widows, nnd
pensioner* under the Dependent net of leftO. Mr.
T.N'rlll. of Massachusetts, who dt**w the principal
amendments, estimates that If nil "f Ihem be adopted
a yearly saving of Rsl0.4X)0,4J*4X) to ir4(i.iKS).ois) will bc
made. Tbe iimcndine'tt In reirard te panatana of Bon?
is--iden t allen*. If adopted, a* seems lo be rather
probable, will reduce ibo annual panstoa Raiments
bv about ?:.oo.ooo.
HE NFF.D NOT SKND A MFRS ENG ER.
Washington. Jan. 2.1.-Secretary John W. Foster hs*
reached no decision with reference to the tiuestlon
whether be shall send S special messenger to bring
lo Washington a duplicate copy of the electoral re?
turns of eai b of (h.- four Slates tba! bave failed to
BBtWl by messetiRer a duplliute of the oflif Hil Mate
ment already s-tit by mall. These Slates are In?
diana. Montana. Wisconsin and Oregon. In hi * doubt
whether the malled ropy of the returns received from
ihe-e Slates was sufficient notification under the law.
Secretary Foster referred H.e matter for
an opinion to Mr. Partridge, the So
llcltor of the Department of State. After a
conference with Attorney Uener.-il Miller, Mr. Part?
ridge reported lo secretary Foster today Hint be saw
no reason why the Secretary should not use bis dis?
cretion ss to whether a duplicate copy of the returns
should be delivered by messenger. I'pon a careful
study of Hie law, h.- found nothing, be said, that
compelled tbe secretary lo -.-nd bis RlCfleenger for Ibe
return* from Retlnqnenl stat.* nft.-r n copy bud boen
rec.-Ixisl through the medium of the mall.
COMMANDER JOHNSON DI.SMI***FD.
Washlnrttn. Jan. S3 (Speciali.?During ihe cruise
of the I'nlted Mates yarala sent to Behring sea under
Commander Evans, to enforce thc piovl*|ons of the
modus vivendi between this country and I'ngland, Ibo
Mohican, < nnn-aiider H. I? Johnson, struck a rick
and was more or less seriously damaged. A lourt
nf Inejulry investigated the cause of the accident nnd
found Hat Commander Johnson was blamable lhere
for. Simc time afterward geer*tarp Tracy 00R*BBei
R court-marl lal at the Nuvy Yara, Man- Island. Cul.,
to try Commander Jobn*on on charges of eulimbie
negligence ur.d inefficiency in Hie p.-rforiuanie of
late und hazarding a, v?-s*el of the Navy. The Marl
omvieted Commander Johnson end (sentenced him ta
be dismissed from the Navy. In all court -martial
-a*es Involving UM dismissal of nn officer from tbe
Army. Navy or marine cori**, tba approval of Hie
President ls essential before the aentenn ran be e.v
uted. The i'resldent to-day spproxett tin- sentence
In 4 omn,under Johnson's can-, and that officer xviii
Accordingly bc dropped from the rolls of the Navy.
THE OPENING OF THE CTAH GOLD FIKLDS.
Washington, Jan. -'.?.?Secretary Nobie transmitted
to-day, In response to 0 resolution of the House, his
-eport concerning the Executive order of November
IB, 1?0-,*, |,y whteh that part of t'tah lying Weat of
the 110th meridian was restored to tee public do?
main, together with all tiie correspondence on the
subject. This comprises the land on the San Juan
River, in t'tah, In which rich placer fields of gold are
illegcd to have been discovered, and tin- document*
ihow that this land waa thrown open lo settlement
o allow the people of the lulled Stales an opportunity
if exploring these placer Melds In search of gold nnd
rataaatfl minerals. All the fui tai connected with the
?estoratlon were published generally ihrongbout the
tVest al the time the President's proclamation was
.-ned. A telegram ssas received today from Colonel
Hunt, of tea Army, reporting teal no prospector*, had
nirudcd on Ihe Navajo Rcscrxalloh.
A BILL TO nETIRE GENERAL ROBINSON.
Washington, Jan. 2"j.-A bill wns Introduced by
?eiiator Hlscock today lo put Major (ieneral John C.
taaaBaoa aa tea retired :i*i ol the Army, with ibe
lill rank and pay of a major general, General Robin
ion lost Rta leg at th.- battle of SpottsylvanU Com 1
iou-.- and ls lints- very Infirm from this and oilier
rounds recrlx-cd In battle, totally blind, nnd unable
ai earn anything for lil, own support, and l* nearly
eventy years ol Bf*.
TIE PRESIDENT AND CABINET PHOTOGRAPHED.
Washington. Jan. 23.-The President and all Hie
icmbers of his Cabinet hud a large group photograph
iken today, preparatory to their ofinial .eparatlon
a a little over Iva weeks' time.
NOMINATIONS BY TIIE PRESIDENT.
Washington, Jan. 2.?.-The President to-day sent
> ihe Bennie the following nominations: Captain
ames N. Allison. 2d Cavalry, lo be commissary of
ubalslence; Captain John IL Eaton, assistant quarter
laster, lo be captain 2d Cavalry; Captain Guv
loward. commissary of subtslstencc. to be capinln and
islttant quartermaster. These are transfer*..
Spring
Humors
CPRIN'O HT-MOR-*. Mood humor., skin humors,
D scalp humeri with loss of terr BMOOaM
other humor whether itchlnf, burnio?. bleedlr.7
scaly, emited, pimply or blotchy, whether BtastC
?erofclou*. ot hereditary, from infancy ,o bb? .ra
bow apeed.ly, jv?rmanently.and ecoaonilcally cured
by Hist greaten of all known humor curei, tho
(Qticura
Resolvent
AlKEf ?ad blood purifier cf Incompsrsble parity
sud curative power. .Vn acknowledged ipeciflo
ef world.wide celebrity. Knilrely BOROUbll nfc
InaoeeM, and palatable. Efsctl daily ruore'rreat
eurea of a'ln, *calp, nnd blood humora than all
other akin and blood rcinedrc* before the public
raia grenier thin the combined laira of all other
blood and ekin remedies.
Poid everywhere, prire, |1. PoTTIB |>RBfl
aaa ORaaieat Ooaraaaxrma, Braton.
Os*" Pend for ''How to Cure Pr-rin* ffomom
Blood Humors, bltia Humora, rica lp Humor*."
MR. BAYARD'S CHANCE SMALL
HIS I'LOO.M'' FOB Sl.t'lMTARY OF STATE
FALLS FLAT.
F.X-MI.VIVTFr*, PIIKI.I-.S A VD DON DICKINSON'S
1'BOOMs'' BAVI 1'lVtrPFAr.F.O-PIsOS
PF( TS OF MT.. MsTls.
fnr ti i ia,nsi-it Ti) Titi: TBtBOVB.]
VTaRBtngtoa, .Inn. ii",.?I'iie clforl to create n "boom"
for Mr. ttayo**] ns -.wretary of Stat* hus not MO Ri
any |r*at decree of excitement or eiithu.l.i*tn ani'Mii*:
Democrats in tVashlniton, befit*** few of them be?
lieve teat iheie i* iinv prospeit of blt Bppolnlm?ol.
The tiuih i* Unit, Democrat who stere in c ra press
(lniinc Mr. Bayard** incumbency, tram is*", to IBBB,
and st ho are silll In public life, almost illuminion-iv
admit in private c iiver-iilion thnt Mr. til Tatami
would naka b grave oitstok* if he BhoaM nguiu ptoee
ih* Detaworo Btatesatan at Hie bend Rf tea Wmta
Depariment.
While lt ls n fact that Mr. Pnynrd too'c Utile pain
to endear hiin*.if io Democratle politicians in or out
of Congress bv bl* manner of rc cit lui* and tlttettag
their r.-qiie*!. lu liehnlf ef .'fiend* xvlio BOaghl oflice.
there ls not much crillcl-m of lum for that re:i-..ii j
the chief abjeettoa utajei I* tii.-m be larks tea ability
md fiiiHiif.c.-itioii* neeeasorv for tiie, Baccesafal BdMlnls
trillion of tho Department of Mate. I 'OW D-mrx-rot*
r-ven tew contend Hint 1,1- foi mer MOnflRTMBnl of
ihe nff.'ilrs of teal DepartmeBl wns Micces.ful, and
manx- of them privately towed* tesl In .*oine rcspert-s
lt inched btth wisrdoin nnd Btraagth.
The WaoMactoa ojoMaaam uro i*cn*-raiir disposed
tn acree thilt whatever probability mar have existed
nf one time of ihe appointment of ex Mini ter K. .1.
Phelps as *,e, rotary of Bteto lias vanished, lind some
if them (ire ROW disposed ta believe thnt lion .Manuel
Dickinson's '?boom'' for t!ie snnie oflice ba* been un
1ulv expanded nnd ls lllii'ly to Miff-r lollnp-c. This
opinion nppeiirs |a RR boa**] upon Int1niiiil"ns said to
tere been i*eeetved fratn beding nnd Ingaealtal Mlcnl
nm Democrats who at'-r tii.it Mr. 1 >l<Tiln*<>u"ts tate
-rshtp lu Ibat State ba* been, on tb* whole, demoraliz?
ing mid dlsHslron* to the prospects of t!,<- I)- mocrailc
party flier- for fran lo come.
The political fr,-nd* of e\ vnator r'.n-ll". of I/.ulsl
ina, do Rot regard I ha prrapral of lil* upp"tntinent
to the ofiiifi of Beentarp of rMate <>r some oilier j.lace
u the cabinet as bop* le sa bj ar.r Boeoos, BMbaanjR he
ippesrs not to is* greatly roaeernad oboal tha Plotter.
rbi mention of QeBflffll Bafltta'fl RRBM raggests lb*
[act thst Ressttera Deoaoentfl ?re hp rio mraaa r.-:niy
o believe that Mr. Cleveland bas <|ctcnn!n>-<l lo < ' tam
inly iwo of '!"? ?-ic|it "?amber* of blt ? abtael from ibe
?r*oiid" gaata, ss ia. ii rara Mm IM electoral votra.
*'i<Ii a dlvl-|e,n of ( al.iri.-t lum,irs t..itve-n (Se North
md south they would refer! *. uro- ly utah*, and
?j. dl*p*M'd lo resent, cpd lally in vi.-w of the fact
'hat three of tlte .seven member, of |Rfl I nbliiet In
1RM xvere spltollit'd from H.e S'fillli, Bli'l Ubfl South
sill BR flflttsRed artUl i,"(hine short Rf tbre* pla".-* In
Mr. Ctovelaad'B ???? ind I ai.in.t.
The tlc Ui a'ion nf Mr. i b velsfid that "tallliieM men
ire to have UM preference In the appointment*," and
lint be "*linll appoint -H. i e* ful lei,me.-, ne n aa
leads of the depart men! s" ts regarded ? .t sertttu* and
iiobubiv ulai ? -'ii i" Hm .,n,: ni,i. ,,f Bept-rtw italiva
lilonnl, of i.-s.rji.,, wno ls biuIous Io serve lae conn
IV :i* l'o-l,i;M-ti r (..fi'-ril. [)Uting Die lu**I twenty
real b* ba erved i-ontlnooiwly bb s member ol (in
||i,ii>e. io still, b ha stn- elecled Bl Ce a*** of thlrtv
1ve, sifter four v.'ar*' --ix,"' In Ihe get**] Army. Ills
'boom* se.-in* io be ot .-r-liiidinte"! at I Ia* - pi -lit tillie
>y Uat Rf William I'.. Ilitrrlty.
CHIKF wei.I' OBSBBTE8 DKM4XBAT1C \v.\VS.
tTaahlagtoa, -ian. ss taps dal).?DaartM Oaefcraa
lent 10 New York In -1 night, bal lil* sent tins oe
? ii pl cd and tilled, imlll Hu- House met t<|.lay, bv
.iiother big "heave." Ile was not u Tamma nv bras.-.
ral be 1- ii bl,; . lief for nil that. Ila ls Chief Wolf.
if one of ibo Indian Bibra aa 'he PaMtte roast, who
ins (onie to Wastencton io see ibe "Urrat Fate****1
ind pro eenie a claim- niul Incldently lo BM Hie IgbtO,
le oicupled Um Speiiker's ibiilr for a short lime, bm
tm* nindi belier pleoaed sllh lhat of IluurUe (oekriin.
he Tn in in a ny bravo' und once sealed he was xviib
llfficitlty per-iiiidcd to retire before tt.e llotlsB Was
ailed to ord-r. ( blef Wolf was decked In full
nellan BOclety roatomn. and his cheeks were painted
o correspond willi I.l, gay apparel. He spent Ihe
fternoon In one of tha reserved gallerleo, br attentive
? bserver Ol the bllbusferlfiK proceedings "ll th* ROOT,
nd Bttractoi arneb attention. tVho! bl* opinion >>r
. Democratic Hons* of Ilrpresentaiivcs i*. ta:,not be
'?vealed nt present.
i chan( I", ron BUBSTRtTTI l.F.TTF.a CAKBIEM.
Washlnjrtoli. .lan. 'Jj.-The Postmaster iien.-r.il 1 sued
1i? follow lui; order :
A* substl'itte |*ta*fW4BSa*ta**J sr* r*1'il'"d to be In **?
end.inre at fr** delivery olflres (sometimes for a year
-r iimi',. a*, m Banoal B*Btry ,f el tog the pro rata
SSayeasotMn Bf tiny 'airier who*? ri.ate they tu.iv ta to.
I'llrcd taOBpanrlly to ??'rve, before sn op|iortiuiltr O'cum
or promo'Vin ; and as BM MtBatatemanl of letter-carrier*
iho mar lute soluniarilr reslum-l. or beaa r.-nr,nted for
au**, d'-l.ivs Hie nrniiioilori i.f these ji.io.lr paid ?'ib
t.ltute*, reinstatements should In equity ind eontl con
deli,-e be reduced to the minimum ; lt If therff'-re
Ordered: Kii*t, that the yoltinttiiv r'-si^n.-itlon of a
Htcr-carrler shall be s bar to hi. reinstatement at any
ftl'S where there mar be a substitute, In ?erv"/:e and any
lass above the RRM eratle.
Bs*tC*od. ? leller-ciirrier will ..o' ti* remoted e\, apt for
Without
An
Equal
That is what wc can truthfully say of
the be-tt shortening and frying material
Cottolene
Thc use of it hy American housewives
is no longer an experiment. It lias
become a household necessity, and as
staple as sugar, tea, or coffee, ami the
longer it is used thc better pleased
with it are the users. (Jive it one
trial and test its merits yourself.
CoiToi.r.NE is for sale by all
grocers.
Mintif* lured only by
N. K. FAIRBANK t% CO..
CHICAGO, ILL., and
Produce Exchange. N. Y.
violation of tho posui ;??? and regulations, or for some
cause alTcetnji injuriously th* efficiency of the BBTVlSfl or
lila iriteflrlty a* a citizen.
Third, a letter-carrier Mrnovel for causa will not be
reinstated unle*? the charges upon which hi* removal wa..
bs?ed sre di*proved.
No appointments of leiter-rarrier* st free delivery offices
will bo made BOaORl from the .suh.tttute list, until Ut*!
list ls rateOBtBfl, and pmmntlons from said Uta "hall be
In the, order of their seniority.
CAPTAIN SAMPv i.V TO HF. O INFIRMED.
Washington, Jan. Si fg|MJflfll) Osplfllfl Sampson,
(lie praaaal commandant of tbe Navy Yard in Una
eily, where the naval pun foundry I* located, ira.*
r.n-nlnsied as Chief of tho Bureau of Ordnance, Navy
DrpartRMBt, to BOCCOOd Commodore Foliz.-r. soon ofter
Tiie ganai* recoavcaed afi?-r tee holiday it cc m. There
has been some slight oppo-ltlon tn the continuation of
Captain Siimp*or1, tated, lt ls reported, upon charges
toiftd against teat ofnctT by Pav Inspector Stephen?
son, of Ci"- N.itv, xs lui bud BOOM personal dltterenre
wini Sampson winie tb- hitter was superintendent of the
Naval iteodemy a tew prara ag,,, i^,. Renate Cam
mit!",- .ci Bara! Adair* ba* Investigated the report*
msde against bim hui concluded that tiiev ore of s
trivial natara anl will recommend ilmt oflicer's con?
firmation on- day mis week. Cnpinln Samson ls
regorded Ir naval circles it* a brilliant, Kalora officer
md hts .-ei.-eijon ta BUC.d Commodore Folp.-r. whose
service in the Bnreaa ol Ordnance bis t.n so pto
ductlve of Iraportanl and valuable results, ls looked
upon as a U.iii'b-'itue compliment tu bl* ability au,l
energy,
EROF. IIAEDWISS SOM1SATIOSREJECTED.
SC Pp RT SE IX Till'- CONNKCTtCCT HOUSE OF
RI PHI REXTATIVrSB.
llurl.'ortl, .Inn. S3.?The fleaMtem In tbs House to
d,-iv was til" rejection of tbe nomination made hy
iiovernor Morii* flt Plflfemot simeon K.
Luldxvln, of (fOW-HaVOe, to be associate
Jostles of the Miprems Court of Errors.
Tiie. nomination of Jndge AaoaotBR H. PeBB,
of V.'lncl.e*ter. for ihe Supreme Court bench, was
promptly coa lr med by a vate of Sid io i. r.otu
noriiltinilon* bail bera reported favorably upon by tbe
Jiidii liirx Ct niii.liiee.
Repreacatathre nrardflay (Dem.), of Bridgeport, sup
P'ii"d the nomtnailoa of Piofe.*or Baldwin. Rep
r<*.'iiinilxe (iuiin (D.m.i, of Milford, b-d lu the RB*
posltloR to |*raft*aor Baldwin's eoaCrmattaa. ii.;
toket whether tho arumbera of tea Judiciary Com?
mittee hud given a t baan to tlio*e objecting to Mr.
BaMwIn'a Ramlnatton i" he heard, ta wbirii Mr. Rfood,
"biilriiinu of Hie .Indi, in ry Committee, replied that they
bini liol. Mr. (.nun said (bat bo regretted opposing
Mr. Baldwin'* iionilraiion, but Mr, Illili!orin was tx
pif.fe-*or In the Yule Law Scliool nnd tiie attorney
of the New Vork mid New England Kalin nd and he
could not see bow li.- could "Berra both the Lord and
tea devil." a mun'* uMlity nt R lawyer ls a criterion
of bi* talent ns ii Judge. Mr. (.tum said that Slr.
Baldtrta hod loot ox ara ruses than ho bad won, that
iie appeared lo bim lo l>,> cold, narrow-minded, sel'nh
nnd prejudiced, carrying lino official relations the
amenities of private life.. He ls not in touch with
ti,* people.
Mr. Mealy (Deni.I, of Windsor Locks, argued tn
favor of Mr. Baldwin's nomination combatting Mr.
ilunir* opinion of bim and disputed the soundness of
his comln-lons.
I'pon a vote br ballot Professor Baldwin's nomina?
tion wu* defeated by n Vito nf 07 to TJO, the Repub?
licans voling svitii many Democrat* in defeat Pro
fes-or llnldviln. Mr. Hamersley (Dem.!, of Hart
font, nppenleit for Ptoteasor Baldwin nnd ili** anlty
of the Democratic party, ile asked s"m? r* pr* flan to
Uve |n mos.. re,-oti*ldernl|on of t!i? vote, which. Mr.
Ounn consented to do. IteroRslderalton waa defeated
on a yea and ii:,y xote, by ot: lo 1-s.
SU IC IDF, OF A CAS ADI.AS COrSTT TREASURER
Buffalo, Jon. SS.?A man regl-h-rlng n* Ceorjce II.
T.-ivlor, of London, Ont., romnilit.*l Btdelde at tea
Mansion Boara tesl night hy laking poison, Emm.
pitpe-s found eil him ii" ls mppaaiR ta he R. ?;.
Hmm, of xirangevllle, tint., rouniy Trcn-urer and
BMnagvr "f a bank at that place.
Toronto, ont., Jan. 23.?A dispatch from Orange?
ville mj *: " li. T. Hann, I i*ra**arer of Du If ern County
and. until rercn'l,, manager of t'...> Orangeville bruin h
af Ibo Boah or Hamilton, who rammltted tnlrMa Rt
Buffalo l.i.i night by taking palMn, left ber- ia*t
htoadoy evening, o*t,ti*ll,|y for I ilea, N. Y., When
he hud been sanasoned lo t.-.tify In s caa* concerning
ihe Hank of llaalltm). For a l"!i*7 Hate lt had been
runof-d lhal il tun m.i* short lu bl* accounts, and lil*
-ul. Ide 1; tullen BS couth malton of the rumors. Hasn't
ls,nd.nun were two prominent restaewts of this piara
and lb* amount of their liomin wjs ir'id.OOO.
duties eefurbrb to a fish company.
Wnter'own, N. Y.. Jan. BS -The end bas teat Leen
reached in tbe c:i*o of tavotvteg an laportent
'l'i"*Moii nri.-Ing from lb* piovl-lons of th* M. Kinley
bin, which pm* on tb- free ii i Ssh raagbl with
nen or tucki.- owned bx* American*. Tho Luke, On
inrio Ptah Company, ankh control* tho wImmboIo
gah trude on flu- upper Bf. I.uwi-1. River, parchfloed
Hie oiitlll* of -oin- ll.tieiin.n on Ibe Canadian side and
toniiiiii'-d ihfl hBRBtess, tiie rampony occupying th*
|.o-lt|on of .in Anierltan clil'cii. In the cally part of
Jaaaary, let>3, it w;, i ai.ged lhal Ibo Luke On?
tario Fish Company bns ratered .-'* free u large
cjimntllT of dutiable fn-.h Ssh al th* port of ( ape
Vincent, by ahlrh opwords ..f BMABJO In daile* had
been withheld from Ihe Oovornmeot. Ita president,
willard Ainsworth, and "t*>rretary, w. C. Ilorten, arete
iiire-t.ii ou trarranls cbaagtag teem alta snaggltng.
The defendnnls gBVO no evidence nnd w.T" held ta
await tbe action of lin- i.r.'itid -Miry. DteBOBB Of tefl
nppwed iib gol ifni oi tatton*, Cote dor itetBh was di
r'cie.i, emly in the. *jring, ta enarra duties on nil
ri.h ratered i>v tee rompoay'. Thora wera paid un?
der pi.,i.-t .uni appeal were taken from in* c.l
let-torn'* ruling t-> Ihe lii-ard of (.-n-r.-il Appraisers of
I \t,rk. I oder lb-, I lon* of timi liOfird tb" Treasury
DopnrMnent has refund'-*! Uw dull.-* so poid. It HI
mi|t|/4jw*d thal Ihe prnsetutlon aaa lnslltnlt*d by i-r
lam nnfrluidlx i anudlan ll-luini"ii and n li dealerfl.
A PlTTSItURa MAS ROBBED AT SIAOAEA.
Niagara Falls. N. V.. .Ian. 33 special i.-William
Clari:, a IlttsBurf*. iron manufacturer, arr,vd herc
siindny to stcst tbe lea bridge. ile wont Into u
Miiall hotel and liquor shop kept by Charl*** Mills, In
(anni st., to Inquire about n s!ei,-:i lo lake a ride.
Whlta there ,< man In tho piece volunteered ta tin I
ix sleigh nnd during hi* Rbaetira chirk hod several
drinks xslrli twa or three other men. ll" b"taiiie
unconseloua und when ba i*ecovered bl* sense* ufiei
several hours his money, gobi xuiteh and valuable*
wera minster. mun, ibe proprietor of the place,
(burles Mitchell, John n'l'.rien and Wiiiirim Me
1.alt) bute I.n arrested. Tin* police think they
have a gang ss lui have Reen malling a practice of
enticing men imo Milli'* place and drugging mid
robbing ibem. ti'ltriefi has i**en li.-i.i for tho tlrand
.liirv. and die evidence ng.-iln-t Hie others will probfl
bly convict them of being acressorle, lo the crime
POLUY PLAYISO IS BALTIMORE.
Baltimore, .Inn. CV?"Th" News'' this nftemoon
prints two pug.* siiotxlng the cxti nt ofpollcy-plnylm-ln
liiiliimore. Boltlatora enjoys BraRwoavtabl*distinction,
ll ls siiltl, af hiing perhaps Ibo gT'-atcst hotbed of
policy playing ta tue United Slater. It hus. In fact,
b*ramfl n part ol the pmiltaRl Btachlnaiy hy which
RalUflBon I* goxeriied. sellers of the loitery polk lei
gbortsfa will,..ul. I'lfi.tltally, ht or hlndrnnce.
The chief backers of the game. "The News" i otitlnues,
ure nun w ll known hi munlclpnl politics. It ls
.?i-sert'-d thal .mth.l* lu Ih* police d< jtart'iient itself
are concerned lu the bu,nu* .
CHARCEU WITH ILLEOAI. MEDICAL PRACTICE.
Aiisu*t Lorir.g. of the County Medical Society,
caused toe uri-'st yesterday Of Dr. Dol.b Irving, of
No. r-d 1'lfili ave., and Louis Wiejiirl, wini does business
nt No. SR Church*!. The agent's tomplallit aile;."*
lhat Dr. Jrvlhg ls not rr gi tiered us a physlckm, and
lli.it \\b-gail ROadaetB nn Illegal m*dlcln* bureau. The
priaoaora artB te arraigned today. Tba brst prtaonor
Mya lhat hi* mme ls n"t Irving, hut that he i% Dr.
( barbs ll. (.rives, mid under thal BOOM lt re^i-f,.red.
Wlegarl's plate wus omplnlned of by people In th"
West wlio were Induced Ihrough his OdVCItlseMSats t.
send him money. Sh. hi* urrest Vt'legart say* his
Him.c !-, ( iurle* L. ( lenient.
BCAXXEU ELECTED TEE ABU SEE
At the meeting of the Hoard of Klre OomnHmloners
yesterday Commlaataan Kb i.i.tiT resigned us treas
iircr of the tfftiinl. and ( omml*.loner Stannell waa
clctt.*d to lill hi* piara.
to ni: tri e.p. For. alleoed forgery.
John Lowmn, ix eolleetw nr,d boolikeejH-r for W,
J. BmIhl00*, .1 dealer In lumber and fuel ut No*. JOT
SIS West Twetitv t1r*t-*t.. wa* nirslg led b?fore JsatftM
Wblte lu the Tun!., Pofttt Cona ye-t'-rday rror a
charge of forgery.
tsflWMR, ssh") I* s married n.an. Britt ? sstfc- anti
family of mo children living at No. tot) XX'est Thirtieth
"i.. forgi-d UM BgROtRra of his employer to a Chaeh
di.iwn uivtn lin- Riverside Rank fur ^IllO-s. After
getiing Henry Ruge. of No. l.Tgg Hr0udwny. to In?
dorse lt, he nitceeded lu Kelling Ihe check CROROd.
It ls chanted thst Lawsm has forged fourteen or fifteen
Other Check*. Ile wns arrested bv Detectives Kleld
md Heidelberg, of the Central Office, on Tuesday lu |
"^r without
p doubt
7..v ^rtheBest
?.?i--.Tr'*' Machine
.ft^i77;.^i^owmade.
>%.\t-.4Am-mZ2 -'
Reliable and energetic agents required to sell this won?
derful machine. Operators wanted to take positions whew
the Yost is used.
Apply to
YOST WRITING MACHINE CO.,
71 and 73 Broadway, New York City.
West Twentyfirth-st. He pleaded not guilty In court
reaterdas and was beid ior trial.
A S ORIES TA L Tl ER A RY BOUGH T.
THE LAGABH-E COLLECTION" SF.ClTtED BT THE
UNIVEKt-ITY of THE (TTY OK NEW
YtiRK rog, $r,-jo.-,.
The rnlvcrvltr of tbe (itv of New-York hus lind a
stroiie of fortune- iu becoming tee pate ha am of thc
Paul de Lafoido Llbrury. bequeateed to tho lloyal
->'0f|ely of i.ottiiigcn. Shortly before Christmas I'ro
fe-s>or ll.itipt, of .lohn.s Hopkins University, who ls
spending ibo winier in Germany, sort word to Pro
fe**or John Dynely Pilnce, of the chair'ol tin* semitic
langnafes and comparative philology in tin- New-York
( nlver.*lty, teat lt wa. p,,* ill.- that titi* libraiy arra
to do sold by tea Boya! *-o lt ty of Uottlnfen, to whom
Professor de Lagarde bud lett it by lils xxiii. Pro
fe*-^or Haupt, wrote timt whoever ol.tulned this col?
lection xvould po**e-* Hie Snoot Oriental library in
America. An cxumitiutl rn by lTofev-or Prince of tefl
culnlogue sent him by I*rtife**oi- Haupt led him to in
dor.*e thlsvletr. He-ides the iiii|*i) numiier td Oriental
xvork4 iu tho iolle. lion. Utera is a line library of
Patristic nnd Christian literature, and also Important
(.reek and Latta collei lion*, representing .*e\er;il
(bon.und* of authors. l'he precise nunil er of voliim-s
in the llbrury I* not vet known.
Profe..*Or de liBtarlfj tho collector, wa* probably
Ibo BOBBI remarkable writer on bomltic studies thal
tiie world nra e\er known. There I-i bardlv a spot lu
this vai*t ibid which h- baa not touched with his
great horning His own writings alone would form
no meun addlilon lo a ate varsity library. Tbs library
romprl**es nil thal wm collected by Um during Rta
long yeur.4 of study.
Tin- rooney to iBcnra Ibis collection bas been guar
imtefsd bv jiffy citi/en* of New-York who are either
lutero.ted in the elly unlverMty or in the promotion
of Oriental learning and generul literature. Hie j'oval
-h loty wu* dlspooed to sell lt to a university which
would keep lt. unbroken, railier than to private dial?
er-. It accepted u bid of .'iO.OOO marks which the
Bnteerstty sent, aouunttes ta #7,-jo:?. Ike secretary
of tho iioyai Society bus Bent u ruble dispatch lu
forming iho university that lt may expect a (.overn
ment decree conveylnf ibo library to the I'nlversKy
of the City of Now-,orli.
Proteooot Prince, to whom tbe credit of securing thi*
prize to tee BBlverslty belting-, i* profeaaor ima i-<
lurer In th* university lu Hebrew, tlssyrtan and
Arabic, and ls off.-ring courses tn Kthloplc aud Turk
lORs
MEETINGS ASD SNTESTAINMRRTS.
An entertainment for the benefit of 17. RId>y &
Son*- r.m|>l,i>.-*' BeUef runt will tv- given at the I^nox
l.teeiiiii on Jue*<1jT e-.eiilng, Jyiiuaiy RI. The enter
ui'.----.,, nt. sill begin at Rill p. m.. and piomi*es to be
in Interesting one. Ticket, mat* be obtained of air." of tho
f,,Hotting nit-mb-i* or the committee : Mathea, Jimmerr-ou,
Allissa, Croft, Bodberf, Btoaot, HaJiu, Throckmorton er
Withers. 'J ne I lillian; ian Hand uf ten pie-ri and the
follotftig will takt) parti Mi.-, Mab"l Jstenheaion, teclta
lioaa: tho i'ark si-it.-rs, laatnsaaaaBl trio; iirook* and
D-nton, banjoist*, th- Hatton Mal* Quartet; J. is.
Ifrllaflf. magician, anil Mino. tTeiuentln jj io Yere, .<>?
|,raii,..
Tba Brasapt Bieejam'il Association, of the town of
I7ist>he*ter, will have if.* fourth annual r-'i-ptlon ut, Fair
fas llrUl, .Mount X'-rnoii, ou the evening ?f February tl
A "grand union BBBBOr" of tho Woman's Auxiliary of
tho EoaBBm PteWlet Brooch Brooklyn Young Men's
Cnrisl.an A**ii-'Ul.iiii, Brill b- glteu at No. J43 South
**lghth*tt., Broolilyn, E. i>.i 1 vt mary o, ;, 6 .i.a
'.?, rn aid of UM MW tmUdlBg fund.
i h.- third af ti," serle* ,,r i-lures at the Park Pre*.
bytSMan Church, BOdet tl"' Basptras ot Uie Ladle*' Aid
-....?lett-, ttlll BB RtVOa at (hat, c ti ti r- ll on Tu.-Ml.iy even
Ior Best, by tha Bev. or. crartad s. Robinson, ou
"Egypt, lt* I'yrair.l'ts and Murnini''*.'*
Lieutenant Robert E. Peary, of the Navy, tho oreti
exiior.-r, win gite a loetam on tho fueler*, arovaaaaa,
mountain*. WSW ll-W*. Annis and rocky promontorios ot
thc Int'-rlor and Ut* faith. *t haondBftm "f lirccnland. at
tho Bcadetoy af lloale, Biaohlyn, t.-'-nicht.
a raaMtaR ot tea Rt- Patrick's duh vin bo held at the
Morton IIouso al U o', lock lo-n^ht for th.) electlcu if
tfdlcer".
The American SatlHf of Comparative Relig*pn will
tii.-ci in the council pasta of tho Cnlxersity of the City
of New-York on January 710. it 2.740 p. m. Thc Bev.
Dr. Ii. F. Kidd** stilt dlamaa ''Krtflhra and Christ.'1
Th- Harlem Broach rd tea T nmg Mbr'b Chriattra
A** elation will hold lt* anniversary e\.-r-l-es In the
?*m? latlon building ot No. i Weat Oiie-huudied-and-tiventy
llf*h-.*'. till* BTCOlag"
The flr?t regulur "stag" ind "imoker" of the Inde?
pendence Club ?III be heM af Its clubroom*, No. 337
LCHOJ.-1V0.. on (saturday Svaalng,
SNRTTRRSAMt OP A SEAJfCM OF TUT. Y. M c. a
Tin* barth, anniversary of tiie Freud: brunch of
th.- Young Men-.* christian Aoaoetatton wu* held In
\ CtRtlon Hall, at Twenty-thlrd-st. and Fourth riv-.,
Inst night. There wn* a Inrgo .-lit'-nduuce. Among
Ibosp on Ihe platform store Kfnlle Twvefort, t'o
pi told* al <>f ibe Preach branch; ii. p. ii,.*r.-r. vi,.-.
prestdoBt: i.. Dlchool, sacrelary; Aogusi Hoartet ami
J. Eugene Robert, the vice consul from switzerland.
Addle*.es were delivered liv I lev-land ||, Dodge,
Hie araaldeBl Ri tee Young Men's Christian Associa?
tion of bola city: the Bev. H. L Oraitatteaaia*,
HaxUne Durand, the Frencii Ylce-C<.n*ul: J. Thoron,
tea pre*bi.-nt of th* Pranch Benevoleat society, ana
eS?5&
Both tiie method and Hie results xvlien Svrup of
Pig! ii taken: it is pleBflROt and tefftjahlBg to tho
taxle, RBtl acts gently jct prompt Iv on the Kid
iieye, Liver and Howc-ls, c>aiia-a theav.*t"-m eiTcct.i
allv, di-pcls colds, headaches anti fi-vers aud cure*
lialiitual constipation. Syrup of Fljjfl la Uta only
remedy of it6 kind ever produced, alRRRBraj to tiie
t.mtc and acceptable to the stomach, prompt la
it* action and truly beneticiul in it* e|),-cta, pre?
pared only from the moat healthy and aert-eabie
s':l)statice-i, it? many excellent qualities commend
it to all and have made lt the most popular
remedy known.
Syrup of Figs Ir for sale in ."iOc. and $l bottle*
by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist
xvjio may not have it on hand xxiii procure it
promptly for any one xvho xvishes to try lt.
Do not accept any substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.,
HAS 1 BANI 1-tO. 111.
LO I I** VII. LE, KV. NEW YORK, K. Y.
The Original and Genuine
(WORCESTERSHIRE)
LEA&PERRINS
SAUCE
Imparts tba most delicious
EXTRACT
Rt a LITTEB frsm
a MEDICAL OE.N
TI.EMAN st Mad
nw,to his brother
at WOBCB-t/fEB.
nay, i >i'
?Teu
LEK R PERTUNS'
that th?ir sauce ts
highly enteetQexJ tn
Indln, and 1* In my
cointon, ihe most
palatable, as well
as tho most whoie
Romo sauce that ls
tudc."
Beware of Imitations;
sb.raiiiiras**oom*a*araMB'so**araa*
?? that you get Lea & Perrini
t^tJ^^f3Cs^
0!g(!ltorBon*T9r7botllB?f the OrXVtnM lcd0?bala*.
JOH.tr Ittrar*v"n ?*?)??*? - ? ohk.
Ladies,
You Can See Any Day
ai
The Singer Parlors
The Different Varieties of
Art Needle Work
In Process of Manufacture
On Singer Machines.
The Singer Manufg. Co.,
Cor. 16th St. and 3d Aye,
Blankets & Bed Spreads t|
In connection with our
specialty of linn goods, we
carry an extensixe assort?
ment of medium and fine
grade Blankets and Bed
Spreads. Comfortables with
K^MV r'i''"i^r7^.. Cotton and Doxvn fillings.
james mccutcheon & co.,
THE LINEN STORE,
(14 West 23d St.
Wilbelro&*3r?ef
BROADWAY & 2*tb ST.
China, Glass and Pottery
Ojr?XTTBX 'lorpUltif BflBl.lt 1 ur*-* in ls
C>x*xvuai ioaous.it.. x<. pi? niirumi.
j>j*f?X XTJJbbT. , Ur. J. Stephens, Lrb.aoa. O.
PERFECT LAMPS
io aluin .md li.-iitllltal il -lins 1.,:- non,', .tait**. offl.-r.,
Uui.-I. ?iieji. factory, i-barak. etc. Kst-ry I,niup ssarrante*U
Tint -Kif. ii- *t. . " hu. no i-quiil. Ma-iufa. turod by
IIAVAKU .MI l.t.i'll Jc CO., 10 ,x; IL' Collo-fe Pillie, X. T.
tho !>x\ J. rrovo*t. Tin* report of the braneVi
work dLowe4 proina** In ull ili<? departmonis.
THE SEW-EmWMSWtCR A<clDEST. ?
A number of nierchrnit* int-ulrer! nt thc PostofBra
v?'eiii;iy BOBBI mtiil which XTiii lu*t In th* wreck on
ll'.c l'i-fi!i-xlviiiii:i 1*004 ii--1r IfRB1 llRIIOBRBll on Tue*
l.iy. ThlftOBR pouches of lKt*f|Rm mull matter anR
sixty sin!.* nt BSflOSBl and third bJrbb matter wera
totally destroyed. No ir-i.t-i'ii l'-ni-r* or parrot*
ts'i-ia- mi Hie train. Nomi- nf tin- mull, which came from
tis IU more anil Washington, nitouM nasa rsaciitR ini*
elly nt 12:30 ii. m. mi TaesRajr, imt. nil>.-ing con*
re. iii ii nt, i'liii.id. iphiii. bad to ba *> at an th.- trula
is tn. li tra* srreckod. Tba ii'.il ssa* mninlv tor point*
in eastern New Jersey and thia etty and .--tate.
Vii ISO A BALI. IS AID OP CHARITY. i
Thi "liospltil ball " arfeOrb was elson last night *R
ihe llarl-m OfSm IIoii"i* Hill nnil r thc aaSRRfOi ot
:hi* La-no.-. So. ia; Llab fit a brRTiaal urdu.- aird a en-afl
.M.?? ????. Tl'.-- lull tva* ltira for BB b.-n.-fH ot the st.
Anl!-n-* Jiillri-uir*-, ec Ho. l"s East Ou'r-hiindrod-oad*
t wen tv sBgl lh-*t., and a tOOOmttmm sum was reallied
(or this chitrl'-y. Ttosa botlaf BROSM of the affair tierO
tVflllaat B. tori -. .x. Ii. Ii?.'I'iir.-. Ilnrry J. Bi*adl>*y,
QtOtg* l'l-hf-r, tlia.l - C. Uatoa, W. |", B. I.c*nnln*r.
oct- t*. itii'.-v, imii, - .4. i, rn Mitd;. - ii. joba-a
!?. Bartels, Caa? lei 1:. Raul Boya, s. t, curry. ArUiai
KlrkpatricB, Juhn R.au uni Caatrim a. Beiiedi-.-t.
UORF. HOLD RMQABRB FOR SI11PUEST.
Wore poid xviii rd to Karapa RR Ibo French -tciniefl
Lr N. mundie. Miii.ii -a.I* tn.-ii tm, port on Saturday.
it xv;:* icain.d j.-i. nlay I Bat ?iri.iiijKment hud tet-a
?flat* i.v im, i..i:.:..n,- branca ior ibr ahipment of
R?,l(*0.O00, nt:d tba coin still he tvli:,dr:i\vn from ttta
?ii'iTiea-nrT to-day. lt i- connMercR bv well in?
onu.d l.aiilier* Ital al kRst if-i.oiJ4i.iii*) in go\o will
i>- exported oa ratanlay, ami Um Bataam may rraoa
ti.tnniAiOO. n ci uki "not bu tamed uti.-ti,or tba
lank ?>.' 11 jin.- Rod .igie.it ti, allow lataraat on tb-*
-pilli- in tr.'t)*lt, imt a* Itt* tl-mind Mata bam that
iist-.tutioii it I* |ir.--ntni*i ilia' ita trraqrjigranta under
tiiitt. last taUuaay'a soiBsneau vtra made BRta beta
CU.'44.Kl.
CIa04UB0 PUCn OF CA LI FOUNT A STOCKS.
.san Kiama.co, Jan. RR, ISM.
S i tu rda.** To-d? 4. toa t ti .-d* t . l'o-dsr.
130 lat
i.'rii
isa
i.to
i.-.*a
.IR
!
t'ta.I".
luiiver .!??
ii-uh'-r.i*5
l-t v I>!i her..1.-0
(odie Consul.'.ii
hollar ..'.0
on lal A; Va .-*.;'.)
rottti Point.HO
-mild 4- Curry... .Ti
tale Si .Nu.'.it/es.. .li
.in I Mexican
.xi..no.n
.Ml I Navajo .Ij
1 ?.??"> Ophir .1.:o
0 I l'c'o,| .1.4*,
bavara ? LO",
*'-,r, NeraRa....l.l|
t'tah.IB
I'lilon 4_oii*ol.tnt
Vciiotr Ja'.k*t.00
.tl
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