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"^kkisg FOR REPEAL.
NESIS OF sII.vki: ENCOUBAGED BY
01 ' doh DICKINSON'S VISIT.
-urtr COXF1DEXCE IS NOT CHARED ET
jrrr Til'-*
si v\Y HOUSE DEMOCItATB.
Ibt Triif-RArii TO Tin: TBIBCBC.]
-a_ajBB***?< I",>' ? -I"** l'"-ttn:i.l.r-l..*nr*rrtI Don
k(n_r,n sn? in WushinRion today In consnltatloo
_ !itvsii,'r Cr\ p, **enal >r Carlisle and otbei Detno*
am\\mMMoM* i" regard io Ibe prospects of let-latbm
the repeal ?' ?'"' Slhvl ?'"r(l':'*'' ?*?? ll K >i"'l'f
?* mg* Ur Impw.wcd upon nil al them ibe para
_uiasllj f'n'" a D'niDii-itic lUndpolnl ,.!
____ sari btfiratlTrB telare tb" ne.v Admlalstra.
***' r?-.me. in?<. power. Mr. DtchlOSOn*8 vnii appcai-rd
", aaSssTC IH" DeBBOCiml k inIs.nat,- of th." Andrsvv
L|i m.' Uotase ss ii ti n.vv hope und cnnrage, nnd
!#rerilt,f ,!""' '":" '? KR*** lts l>il"";l?" :1* Bmiu*e*,
^n'tir ree_sS>nt ? wai not shared by a "arse number
!T|Bammiat i;,|)ir-nti,ti",'s.
wm toninilltco on Kt.lcs I. to i.o'.d a nteetlBI |0>
?,,. Bernini ta decide apon me form <,f tbe
' paorRtt letting Bps*. Pebrnary '.? nnd IO for t"i*
iSfanaa rd ti..- Anti -Hv, i- UH There i* no
?^^inr timi ih-' eeter a. recited l.v tbat r-oea
^m -rill Include ii provl-don i.n riming debate mid
* M-n Hie llou?(* lo u vnif on the bill and ninon,I
?ult s spSclBed hour on Febrnnry in, bs Ike
.-as-Uh*" lia.cn rcaolBtloB provide, if tte friend.
, ty toll ure strong enough. Itel ss ill vole down Ihe
^m for Hi" previous question 'in Ibe repotl or tte
? MBtttec nu Hui.1*, mid then move a closure amend*
-.Pt and d< inand the previous queatloa ttersan,
yany of Hi"" sppear to bc cntid.nt Hint they
?iU te *ii..*>(" euonph i? carr*1 om their iwogianime.
_^?t expeit Itel Hie Repaahttenns will aapperl ilio
il-siirr |_enahnen1 tn ?>rdc:- io pr. -"rre iii.-ir ion
-**mmry, snd t^it a kami many DentocraH win do .,
m -espon-e tii Tbe appeals mid doma,iris of Messrs,
Mllsrl. Q''*1"r- WcMbsob, CBrBsle, Cockran nnd ntuer
pemorrit*. wba aro reapnaled as iii- din- t personal
vpreseuti'ive- of Hr. t levelrind on ibis subject. In
nrtrr io do ttii*. Delia.rats, of eosurse, -rill bo forced
rn csst their ansi convictions to Hie wind*. Thal
lime ef th<-m still d > tlias, is altogether probable.
.,1eT want offiia*. for themselves or their Mends under
th* lBcO? In? AdtiTiii-ll'-lllol). and lt ls well understood
tnt all ff "i*"1 bare been lavored ? itli **a -.tral_lit
ll** Hist lte*J Will nmr their owa future pros-poet*,
I-; troll Bl IhOSC of their friends, uni"., thev Miall
........t aud da <ll Ihey can t>. minify Mr. Cleveland's
?'ii:* d.-*nc lu HU" rvpn*1.
It ls ex pw te<t il,nt HepubBcao representatives,
r?ii>nilly vsiil mpport Hie closure nmcinlnient If lt
'mu sv ..ifored. sud several of them today were
U-liucd t? '.inii. Uml ii might be adopted.
?
101 A ri.KMANKM CENSUS BUREAU.
ItlMfnECOMMEXDED rv TUE HOl'SE BTEC1 Kl.
C0MM1TT1 li.
W'ashir)'rtr*n. Feb. 1.?Cbalnnan Wilcox, of ih<* i'om
Oii!'** on Ihe Eleventh len-u*. today teptSTted lo
tae Hence on th" rr-clution lo in,miro ns to iii.- e-.
p-dienry of trio erlahllstimeal of a p.Tintnient census
uui'-au. Thc report states that beni inp* wert bad
I lamiitee ea this subject, and testimony wa* heard
from mbsm experts, all of whom recneainended tbe
esliblWinieiit Of a pt I Bm Bt Bl bureau, li wa*
rttOfn that Hie vvorlt . onid be dour willi more accurm y
iM Sfrmeay thea nudes- ile decennial svstetu. In
vl?w of tbe.se Ihi ts t!,e i'ouinilit.-e reported) favorably
Rm/t the piopr.siton. and siiHniitte-rt to Ibe House for
9or.siderstir.il a Mil providing for a pern,anent bureau.
The bill allow* it Mperlatendent, chief clerk, dis
MirsiiiR officer and five expert chiefs of divisions,
io*'?tber with in office fore, tile afp*rgBte etsi of
shlcb, it ls estimated, will not exceed ICOO.000 nu
raslly. Tho entire f. ice _ to le piuctMl under civil
miv tie rules. The ni.i.xliuutn Bamber of supervisors
t* Increased from IT", to Tia*, lt reduce*. Hie size
(?f enumrraiinn districts, and places ibo Bnal decision
as tn tho.* di* i rb:* in Hie band., ol Hie enperlnlendent
ef cen*us, win, ls int likely to I.e l,l.i**.-d by local
t'->i,-id?raiio<is. Tue OOmpetMMIon Of cnn mela tors is
i .a' ,:*4 lioin a p"t' ciipit.i al*nwa*pce t<. s per di.in
' ol to, and In sparsely s'tiled di.irids a Mfbcc ral",
not to excrod 6', t-peclal BfMU arc made amen
stile to ih* penalty prescribed for mnklng fal*" re>
lurns, as well *, enameralora hikI supervisors. Tte
in! contains a prov|-4on for conilnuluf tb,- farms,
hasse and moitcai;,-, lnve*itl*-ntloii authorised by
.-ti of lebruais a, i->i?o. There are also a Bamber
of minor etan,,', ? wblcti lase tio..n sugBvsted bv tte
rjfmrlmtt ot she eleventh eensus, wotcfa vtmpllfy
tAe wnrl: and Increase the raine of the result ob
ulncd,
- *.
a MCutaAOmo TOLL of the SENATE.
Wisii|n(-is>n. Keb. 1.?The Uepubllc-an m'-mliers of
Hs) eenaie, under the direction of Mr. slieruinn. hnve
Just rornpletc-d a pftl! of ihe ScnaU* on the proposed
repeal of the Sherman Silver act of lB'.'O. The poll
*ss a.ade bv Beaateri <Tianciler and Dixon, and lt la
a?d that thu i"* ult ls not at ali satisfactory to those
"u*o liavo locked forwsid tn tho possible rei>eal of
loe Mi Acmc?r<llnf- to rommon repent, these nena
inri hsv? discovered thal there tire only about
eliot members on the /Jomocraiir 6lde Who can he
Opendel upon to vote'for the repeal, and that the
ir.*uli la even mme cliMoiirairinic on the Repabttcan
?We. The,,, hi-o m.nie Senators. a"id In this class
Br. Ilait 1. placed, who tire In favor of Or who WOttM
st-te for tba repeal if tho measure came to a vote,
lii-t vrl.o will not vote lo brine Ibe matter under
BBmateration. It 1* also understood thnt lhere ls a
maj..)it-, of .even or eijtht on ti,- Republcan elde
"' ibe Chamber Bgalnsl brineinr ih?- ueautre io a
vote.
HAXAOESfj want DUTIES REl'l'XDED.
sTaiblBflon, Teh. l.?A number of appllcatiOBi by
abm Ult al and operatic aMaapers have teen received
hr Hie Ti**;,.iirv PippiIBBIBl for h ff,uni of duties
raid by them on c'tiinie. of their companies upon
c**try to the L'nited .-tate*. These applknttohe are based
upon H,e decision bv Hie I niteit btntee Circuit <"omt
o.' Appeals In vshat ls hnOWn ns Hie. AgB**1 HuntlnKli.ll
ewe. in thia ease Hie conn dedded thal theatrical
loitumes Proiicht from abroad with the members ol
i theatrical company were fred of duty as tools ,,!
trade, in ail ea.es whees thu nuts- on Mach cnstnmw
**a paid i.n.iei pr dmd* und n.e other requlrementi
ff U.? Trca'iiiy lirpatimmi were compiled with, the
V-vrttcsi. wm be cntliled lo a refund cf dulles.
INTf.r.vTATF. CONMEICa AMENDMENT-.
w'ashlnjton, let.. I.?Tte Senam committee on In
teMate Commerce, althone*! it had previously rn
purtrti ma ii,.",... I,,u .\?. |0,lt;:;, to amend tte Inter
"l?l? OimBlSKS a", today heard Vf. J. Sess.-ll, ,,:
tbe I'ermsyivanl.i "tallroad Conipinv. who linnie au
"??Sutneiu tn favor af -niklnt- cut the second <-ccti,,!i
a the Ul*. The commune, de, rici -o il rite ant Hie
"dire mellon. lt rct"ulnted tuc liaiisportalion ol
1'ided cam iendei.*| by one line lo anoiher and lin
chirget to be inr.de for "muling :HU rla-s of freight
Tti? eontmittee 8i.o reported with emendment tte
House bill piovldme {or tte public Inspection -if lutlil*
*>'"'. but added an iimendment which provides Hui
""l*le* of -,_,_, s, |,*rti,i0,, toiins. far.*, cte, shall M
leeaervtd as records by th* Interstate Cenvmerce '"om
"ince. n,,,, slmn rw priam fa'le evidence in all in
?ettigatlons _,nd ji-dl* I-* 1 pitrnejilats. It furttei
b*fblm t;.ai roplee simii be is.-pt on Ble of al
JJtemm aud acreeBftenls between common rnrrlei
?l ?Uti-n, ., ubles and linures. and Hui (??illllcc
?fjhl ol the ililli" shall bc leasable: us . vld.nie.
DIM! ->i.\,, FKEE A ET.
""shh, j mn, Feb. 1.?Tbe House Com ml I tee on
'?J* ind Mean, this mornlnc de.ided lo rcpori
__f*ai a bill for Hie admls-lon free of duty ol
*r*r'ngs on worKi, the worb of American anlst
Z***** ''ibioHrt. bul '? motion Ol .'slr- Co. luau, ol
????York, lt wa. d,, lied io hold BMMba Baeetfol
*" klBrday nnd io reconsider Hie bill, in artei
ja h nins te en-id,!, <i in roniieciloti xx ii ii a Frc
SJ bill. The l'ree An bill wa* eahed up bv Mr
M**is-j, _,.<i du,N.erj. hut li oA'.o'k anlvtT b' foti
?B_B could be bad OB it.
AniztiNA wjLl. HAVE A CHANCE,
"^biDgton. Keb. 1.?Tbe RepnbllcaB grimlorlal
2*J -hh mouin,).' dcddxi to pat tte Territory ?>
Oki1'.'"4 * ""' *:"'" ?"'"?"?: "'"' ,|le Territories Ol
-"?acuna, Stn Jdexlce and I tali, wl.icli. xl a p.evb.ii'
3__ Ulfy decided to admit lo Ihe finon. ih-K
NOTHING LIKES.S.S.
(J'''11' speclBe is totally unllKe any oth-r blood ir. di
___ ' -' *Uf,? di- asea ri tte b noi und m.in br rea st
Ull,.' ,X"M'"' *"d ?? "'' SSBJm I-If suppl,.* cood bleot
?bi.'s ,,"M*'' *'a"* fbm't be trr.po?ea on br sutetitutes
are ^.w ,? __, JUH as f-0-. Jt (> 10t (r)ie Nl
cute., 'n U,c w<"'a '"s i"*'*.*-*d ?s "'-"?>? woudertu
?as or re|>vtl N p ,j( h vlrtri.;n|
ny *?k i "" ti,(l!v ^,'lK0?iC*, Is-t rear, which vu
*our,? , *y*l''a, ?"1 "f "rdf|-dl?ea. d and s mi,.tan
van botti*""'r'n? "? *i''"'Ut** snd no eniovment of life
M no J , ' "f s ?**? S. bi-taisht me rtfbl ont. Ther,
kayttvn o ' W*** * h00d di**,,,c WW OAVMI
^^-Mte on Blood sud Skin Dl?eav*? milled free.
?W1FT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta. Oa
ZrZtZS* ****? ***** ?-*?*. had been
nf Muli,.. T *M a(M,m'" ??? bur-l^n
"ho v i, SL_T_Jf,?_U<"' r,,r ""?'" ?? *-''""~
H,.n1i.:11!e,:i^1^,;;;'-('n|^'u--.v.fa,,d ,.?? ?...
?ta u oin.io^^^y'vVearhed1:>o -* a',v;,n<^
-m.
jiu; sundry civil bill .m..mn.
ITEH1 ron rivex am) iiAiiuon imit.ovlmknt
%GREED TO PT TH! HOl.-i..
Washington, Feb. 1.-1,, ,!,.. House t0-iar ibe jj,
iu-.*l.,u ol the Sundry (ivil hill ssas continued. The
pending question wa* un the Jurtadlctlonai pom. of
enter raised by Butler aplnil tte river end bartel
?tims ol tb,* un. Mr. Outbwalic anrued In a..,.non
of tte polnl of order, lie charge! extra*nguiu???
against Ute ("ommlUee on Uiver* and .forters, .,?,,
(.'iicUed ibe bills reported Lom thal committee
r,is criticism waa resented by Mr. Catchings Mi
Holman suppcrlcd tte point ol order, and declared
nun tis reversal vv.,,,1.1 eatnbhsh a taBgermu prec
cdeiit. rile palnl of order \\;is overruled.
The \tewt vs,,. H?.:, ml,,.,, ?,, .,?. con.ui,.,,,,.,.,,, ,?
Ihe aggregate the appropriation made ls #16,000,000.
Mt. ii,diinin oBcred .,- ., enhutltute for lbs Item
mi amendment approprtattfig a bulli sam ol fS.OOO -
OOO, to be etpended In tte discretion ol ibe deere! uv
of War {,.!? ti,,, improvements contemplated in the
pending provision, ate (Whale un tte subject uas
liniltiil t? is-.o hour*.
Mr. Hpringer in opposlag the apprefMatlOBS con?
tained tn tte bin. caii.-d attention io Bte report ,.r
tire Secretary ?f ;ilf. TiTii.my ,||{|I| estimates that
Bl tte condition of the liscal year ot 1893-4,
unexpeMed batam e af ?17^00,000 would remain from
previous apprapriattotts for tte Improvement or livers
and bm bois. Now li \sn. proposed to malic an ad
dltbiial appropriation of $H;,0CJ'J,0()0.
Mr. Calm-lags questioned the correctuem <.t Mr.
-sprliik-er'.. dedin Hons Iroin this statement, whereupon
Mi. Springer annnnneed lils wtlhngneas lo vote for
th.* npproprlalbm of 011^000,000 il a provl.o was
added thal tl.it should be all the numcy that would
be expemtei taring the fiscal year fer Hm carrying
nut. of contracts. lint ihls Migg.vtli.u was n't favor
sl.ly received bs- Mi. fatcjilnp-. vs lu, Intimated Itel
Ihe itppi-.'priutioi, wonlit pa tin.jiiR.i without tte bene?
fit ol Mr. .-priuser's vote.
Mr. Onthw-iitte culled attention to the depleted
condition ot tlie Treasury and called upon a Demo?
cratic House to pause before II was placed tinder the
necessity of borrowing money lo meet Hs liabilities.
Mr. "Hagley also opposed ite MU as far as ii re
ferred lo river and harbor appropriation-. Mc one wai
anare Miongiy Id favor of itasoBahld apfanprtsllorti
than Be was, inn ll the mu were passed in lt*
present form Ibe appropriations for Ite ne.st Bscal
year inr river and tarbor Impovemeniii would reavh
Hie s'iiii if gvtU.UUO.OOU. Even if th" treasury had a
barge surplus, ihe appropriation ,.i .such an enormous
inn .uni vs,.,i:.t not be warranted.
After lurtlier debate Mr. Holman's Substitute wai
rejected- ao to 145.
Mr. Holman oil,ted nn amendment providing thal
Ihe l'ie.|,i.."it if, m his Judgment, Ihe condition ol tte
Treasury win not warrant the expenditure, may wlti
in.id the appropriation* made f,,r river and tarnee Im?
provement.. Lost?d'! lo 14'.).
The items for river and barter Improvements were
then nnp-i-d to. Wit inn n dt..,Nving of the MU tbe tom
mn ,,? :,,-,? ima the House adjourned.
THK SENATE MAKES GOOD PROGRESS.
TIIK 1'Or.TIlH'AITON AJs'H ARMY AlTHOPniATiON
Bl LU PASSED?THE UISTEXCT ULL
COX?IDEBEO.
Washington, Yah. 1.?In Hie Senate today tte
Fortihciiti.m Appropriatlan Mil was lakcn np. Mr.
(.orman sui.I that the condition of tin- finance-; mad,- lt
absolutely necessary tint Ibe great el economy sh,,ubi
be prac tl'ed.
The whole bin does t?,t appropriate half what lt
ouclit to, said Mr. Hawley, and tte whole scheme of
arming our coastwise defence ls going on ni a limp?
ing, ni together unsatisfactory nnd unpatriotic rat",
people are talking about vs I,ni wa will do in a certain
emergency tlint may be on us mis day: while *?<?
hove absolutely nothing whatever lo fight wltb.
Mr. I'latt l"gnideC! Un' whole 1-111 ns l olnlng il de
llterate determination on Ite part of Congress not to
do anything for cia-' fortifications. A new Admin
Isirnllon was ion,lng Into power, and he hoped il,at
those who represented lt would rise lo ii patiiotlc con
-literation of the needs of Ite louniry and to a pnrpose
to d,. whm was necessary tn put ihe country in a
rensooabte condition of defence.
Mr. Dawes. In charge of the Mil, 'aid I,e had no
desire to defend the Mil ns it came from the Howse,
but i.e thought whoi s:de condemnation of it was not
fair.
Mr. tiornian said tint, In his Judgment, Congress.
Bad been ss illa ral BS lt ought I" te 111 Hie pr,-.ni
experiments] stage. We have apprfprlttedl enough
to pay for all Hie rough steel Itel can te Bltllscd
during the next, two and half years. We have pro
vided a siifflrieti*. amount of money io complete the
machinery for tbe groat factory which Bssembtes these
pms. We bara ea 'he s'ntuto Beam ? ptovl.lon ot
tW.OOO'OOO ihat doe. not appear an tins MU.
Mr. Hot! reseated the intimation ni a bankrupi
treasury The Treasury (be s:ildi had stoney la nn et
nil ll. obligation*, and WOUM BBVe tn,nny OB hand
nt Hie close nf th.' fiscal vertr. lt would have money
enongl, (Witbout anv Change In thc svstrti) of ta\atl,,ni
to meei nu ins obiigatioas uiiritig the conting B eal
year.
Sir. Teller offered an amendment appropriating
0130.000 for lestine tte twrtre-laeh rievatlng gun
carriage of N. II. Emery. Agreed lo.
The bill was lhen pa.*.ed and the Army Appro
priatlofl bill was lahen ap.
Mr. Proctor moved nn amendment Increasing the
monti,ls pay ?,f lii-t lergeanfo lo ?rio, nnd >.f *er
if -*.>( and )*1 rori
r's tho lin reased
-lively >.
pay !',r
an Increase
mid irising to both elasi
length ?,( iiet?lee.
Mr. Btewarl, In charge Ol Hie bill, rprxn ed the
amendment, saying lhal Ibis was not the lime to
Increase pav.
Tte amendment ssas agree,; to.
Tue 1,111 was then Mased, and Hie District of
Columbia Appropriation bill was lahen up. ii"' 'mle
Item thai provoned anv opposition wsi sn amendment
reported by the Committee on Appropriations, direct
Ihe Di.tri. t Commissioners to obtain plans and sp". I
heal lons fi,r a municipal building ito cost 0500,000),
on the reservation In fr'-nt of Centre Market, ',,,
I'enii.vivnt la ave. It w:,s opposed by Mr. liorman
on the gio,ind that such n .Ite should not be de
voted to such a purims". The amendment tra! allowed
to go over till tomorrow without action.
THE PATENT COMMISSIONER'S RETORT.
RECOMMENDATION! FOIt TIIE IMP1I0VEMEXT OP
Tin on-'ic.E-Nox .".Miri-sv BERVICC URGED.
WasMngton, Heb. i.-ihe Ccsnmtisfoner af Patents
has stibmlMed 1,1* annual report lo CmigrCM. The
urgent need for more spare ls again dwelt upon, and
n rcci.mm. ndalb.n for on Increased lorre of examiners
is made; alan one for annual appropriation of 035,000
to begin Hie publication of a digest to classify Hie
patents. Th" r>i>o!'t shows Ibal lhere has h.in a
greai Improvement in Ite Patent office under Hie
srorhlngi of tte cfomlfied service tubs and savs ihat
the appointment of CnmiBlUlonei nnd Assistant Com
missioner should cea*e lo bc polltlciil, t In Tr salaries
sbOuM be Increased and they should hold ofiice on
th- fnnie of good behavior. Ilegardiug the Patent
Office exhibit al Ibe WorlsVecolumbian r*_posltioo, the
rcnori -ass Hint lt will comprise upward of 2,600
models, nearly all nf them wnridag machines Brmnfed
In chronological order. The report Kays Ital ear
palen! law 1 = exceptionally liberal lo foreigners, mid
mg,* Ital legislation be enacted thai will place
American Inventors on Ibe -ame footipg tn the for?
eign countries.
lt I. lerommend-d Ita! Int. ifcrenc contest* be
abolished In H." PBtenl OBVe ard be relegated to H.e
courts, and thal no damages or profits be recovered
in a sall lor InfriBfement, except -
within Ite -ix years MM -arocedlag lb,
snit.
ch ns accrue
bi IngtBI cf a
The Bet iclpls of Hi'* Office (I'tlill? lb" la*l calen
da,year w.,e Ptl.3fnVl31 B.I snd me -Xtendluires
,! iiVt'-'.'JI. maMng the receipt; over rypendi-.r s
IAT', yril'A. There W-re H.tit patent* Issued 0
"itire'n* ol ite rolled bulee liming Tic tari var abd
2,051 to foreigners.
?J ELI ki:*
Washington. V
appointed
tb
to COUnl the el
Lodge, r.oti: sro
Hon of Pri -Id'-nt
TO COI M' THE
b. I.?Tbe Bpeakfl
lellen on Ibe pat
ctoral vote Messrs
n,embers ol th
and Vic President.
VOTE.
er I,,is morrvlni
il o; ii." in,,,-,
*. Cnipman and
IMJIII111
Ell
DI -INT.-** IN THE -KNATE.
Wa.i.li.g'i.ti, I'.b. 1 -The Vi ?? I'i,-'.d. nt ai: ...:..?-?.!
Ibe appointment of Messrs. Teller. Rsneom and Mr
i'ii,,v,,n. us thc mmmlttee to'mnta Me Becessan
utii.i.gements for Ita iBanfwnllon Of Ita iv-idem
elect on March 4.
Mr. Washburn moved Ital Ita S.T.ate "a*S|e| em tt
amendments ta Ita Anti -Option bill, and ask a con
fereiue willi Hie House, 'ihe motion was nsreed to
and MenSTS. Wu.hbiirn. Mitchell and (.",ise wet.
oppolnted (imfcrees on the part of Ita Senate.
Mr. I>oliii) islled altenlion to a (Ircular lettet
from b Brm of Washington lily sliort.ev?. dlrcited t.
aettlcr* on lands jrrBiitcsl ta the Northern Pa I fie RmII
road Compnny. saying that ther had been overcharged
br the Government and offering lo recover the over
charges for a contingent fes of 25 per cent. IK
ch.'rarteri7.,<i ,h? proposition as -, hand ,nd *ald h<
'"-fed bc had .,,tv,mus- ventilated lt.
. .''h" tenate subsequently passed among oit?.r. ihe
"" r"' I1"' ' mil ruction ,,r a bridge srrosi un- >t
uurronee Uiver. '
THK Pl'BUC DEBT STATEMEST.
AN I "(CREASE np ABOUT *3 noonoo T\ JAM'AP.Y
THE LARGEST RECEIPTB iv TWn TEARS.
\Vasl,|,.g,?n, y,.\, _ ,Sp,.,.Ial ._.T:?. ,no?,.?y p,.i ll,
dei,, siatemrnl lisned from ite T-*i_wry Department
to-day siiows an Increase cf B3.10&.00] in the debt
dining t..,. last month. There was n a>crenaa of
0732.200 In U.e nen It.teret bearing debt. On Ite
other band Ihe Interest tearing debt was Increased a
inn,,, --",-r,. and t;,.- *urplu* ur m-' cask In the
Treasury wai lowered B3.S27.&20 during n,e lam
a,"lill,. i'!,e .,'iplns lo-day, Including the 9100,.
()?().ono gold gr., planck reserve aggrogated B125_05,
oe-. Treasury goM ssseti lo-day aggregate 0228,
"?08,405, :,g;i|,is! wi iib Hiere ure gold cet llflci,!, ., d"
mand ItabUltles, nmoui ting to .*"i:'(..:'7.".."ii-'i: leaving
ii gold balance lo-day in Ite Treasury aaaountlng io
002,222,870, ii decrease of Ot.TtiO.031 during Jana
arv. Miver asset* ns-grogate M68.0eO.081, against
which there are silver eerilucates nnd silver Treasury
note liabilities mumming lo N5ti.0e2.003, leaving n
..liver balance of 011,047,088, aa inn ease of abonl
HOODOO duiing la*! tu,,nili.
The Rational debi lo-day, les* the cash balance in
th<- Tieri.nrv. BBMMJBtl IO 0638,537,065, of Which
0585,033,060 is Interest bearing debi made up af
1050,600,180 A per cents and .*j:,,:)i',i.:,oo 3 per cent
bends in round numbera abonl *.. n uk xi,ooo of this
bonded Indebtedness ls nt refteterml and f7s_ooo,.
ooo ii, coupon bt-nds. Mme March t, 1800, the i.e.
ginnlng of Ita present Administration, the landed In
debtedneai of ita coonlry hus decreased 0290,073,500,
lhere having bren -il,nit ssl.I*-,OOO,ooo 4 1- nm!
1121X00,000 4 j.r uni linds pde med and citn
i el led.
(.t.vernmeiit reeelptl last month In round niiinbers
niiioiinted ti> B35_00.072, ttelaroesl In any one nu,nth
for more t..;,,, two unrs, and fully four nnd throe
quarter millions ni?>re Hian In January, 1800; customs
rec.'ipi-, alene last month were 021.103.470, or three
and u half milli,,ti- mete ii,un lu January a year
ago, willie int, i uni revenue receipts were half a
million grenier thu,, in January, lr-oj.. Fm tbe seven
monita "f Hie carron! Bseal year, or up io January
31, Meiji's from nil sonne* BggrefatSl ??Tl .un ;,- ..;
OT abOUl ?25,000^060 more than during Hie correspond?
ing month of ihe preceding fiscal year. Ob the other
1,nnil. expenditure during Ute Boven months of th"
current tis, ni year amounted lo 0234,556.000 er abonl
? j:;.ooo.inio more tliu.li dti.lii_J Hie salim mouths of
Ihe per, dine year.
Thu receipts and expenditures In detail dilling
Ins! seven months ol ti.e curron! bscsl \,nr com
pared with tte c rr. .pointing month, of tte pt"
ceding year ate shown by tte following tnbi--.
i'.i.l l.ll'l-v
.s. s.-,, monihi
gooree. , ?'runt vu.
( ?*(,-,?is.??i-,,..;s ;oi
Internal lleveoue .. 90 il.ul'.
National bsnk di i-,-,t lund
Ml
, . :.i,
lo '.ll.
Totali ?
. ytai t",;i -'..(
I Xl'l.MH it TH.*.
civil mlacellaaeoui.ei'l~5H>,H*fl
Wai . .io.i'."'.i..".n
Nat s- .lC.4tl.tl .,
llKll.HI. ......... M .'.''.I -I
ri,.i,.,i. vj i. 1,1s.:
Nation..', bank lund tedi nap.
linn a.i.t 5.801.778
Int. real ,n i, ii ir H'M 'jo.'.ji '.,(.
Total. r-'.U ' .'i
s. s> ? maTh?
p.- ? line s.-?t.
? let,l-l '. ;
S- t-.i7.lAi
I.Vi.o BIS
I. -... ,ui
? -li I Mt) Ol ?
e'o.'.Ti.ano
i: ul t\:
; 11 - i ,?,
"1 e,'. 1.901
in c.'s.Mivi
lt) Jilt.I'll)
*.'ii,',i; iii
CAFTAIN Mil Kl I. RESTORED.
BEC RET A RT TRACT OVESJtOUSB TUE COCRT
M XI'. Tl H.s. .si Nii.M I, ul' M>IT:\*T"N.
Wii-liincton. 1 ,!?. 1 (-???. lal,. Thc sccr.'tarv of Ite
Mavy t,.,ins -.in,.i tte ra.f Captain Meehev, of Ite
Marin,- Corps, which Involves Important prlnrtpl.f
Naval lass- and di rtpllne. rbi* raa*> ba* teen pend
lng In Ite Navy Deportment Since tte earls pint of
hi*. Nov.mt,ti, and owing i.. n,e Important point*
Involved ha* received unusual!*) eareful atienil n. In
several featuroi ite rase presamted no preerdenti. li
Brose from ih- in, ld,.ti!", on .snore at I.n liuayra, ssiii, li
led lo the rrj,ilma,ul niel tn;,I by iou, I mn. Tal of
Captain Meeter. Tte rn-s" ssa. brough! la th.n
atderattOB of the I', parin, nt BpOft appeal bv ' aptiiln
Meeter. Tte Judge Advocale-Of-ncral, In a i.f re
rentl) BubmliVd io heiretary Tracy, gave ai Bl*
,,:> nion timi tiif pul,Iii aToii oi Admiral Walker'* gen
i ri'l order reflecting upon tho ? terni ler and condm ? of
th.- marines and , ;i|>taiii Meetei '.mi* a public
reprimand; Ital Admiral Wal ker sra* authorised by
liivs- nnd precedi-nl la inill-t such roprlmaud, tl,at ite
.ourt martini properly suMnlit. d Ihe pl 'a In bar of
irmi oil.r.,i bs Captain Meeter, and thal, :i>.ort
having sustained tte Bte* In bar. Admiral Walker bnd
no nulli,'iii y lu older lite coiirl to pio.vd ssitii tte
uiiil.
In bl* remark* Secretar** Tracy .oin ur- in Ite mnln
*--. lt I. ii.in inion* reached bs Ihe Judge Advocate
tieneral, bul states Ibal he does not deem lt ne, vssar)
to decide whether a public roprlmaud of :i rommls
-lo,;. t| ,.fli<-r bv ii itiililarv superior reinstitutes s legal
bar i ? a Idol and rmi vii Hon by a ronrt martial. < nm
tn-mini; un Ihe a, ton, >.f Admiral Walker ordering ite
,o,ni i,, proceed -sith tin- trial, -.-, i,'arv Tracy -.as .
among other things: ' sm ?!,?:,>? ti.a", such ti record
OUgtll not ti -land. It ls ,( helter and Mif-r practice
,., I,, iii ibat ihe convening autborlt-p te* no poster lo
.I,,.,! a <".,rt to ,li r,,'ii rd Ihe .i.d.'ni. nt ss lib ii lt ha.
i. nil" r >i ;i,ai proceed lo render h different one. Ti,i
pi.arer i- a ->it"<i i.v some BUlhorlll.** un military
lase bul lt i- a .lange, on p .sier, and I am noss ilillie tn
i?. ii,., cn i| to e-tiiitiisi, -mil a precedent, rte trial,
conviction and Judgment on the merit* "f ihe ra*
aro, therefore, iel i nb and Hie penallie* remitted.
( i.ptain Meeker silll te released from eu-pen-lou and
i, sion-d lo duly.''
TALK OP AN EXTRA SESSIOX.
THC Fl HUNT GROWIXG IN WABIIIICGTOff THAT
om: wt i.i, BE m nun.
Washington, Feb. i fRperlsl), Tte feeling In gro
Ing lure that Mr. I level:,nd v. Ill deride to call
rongrem together In extraordinary rosslen *f*>u after
hi, Inniignratlon n. President on Mitch 1. I'nill
art thin a few weeks it tai ben Ite "staley af Ita
healers af ita Cleveland wing of t',e p.irtv to decry
an extra rosslon. Tte chief reason f,.r their d'-.in?
io posipnnc ihe aaeeting af Congress ?< p.n.- n*
potslble tal ben vsell kt, nts n ii Ilselv fear. Hamels.
iinii tte i'l'V land forres tare pam bi vi loattared
itrenglh enough in OBBgrrsa le everthrvw Ita present
organir.aiion of Ita House, lt begin* to b*,k now.
however, as if Mr. Cbroetoad ss.,-, al.t le leave tte
snll-Crtip i:,Hilldale*: for -p-ak-r in Ite dllcli mid call
ii i..'.-ioii for 11,1- spring, no Blatter if an eat ls- date
ranna! telp teing highly favorable lo Mr. Crisp In
lil, canva.* for ie-election. newspapers -upi-o-ed pl
reflect Mr. cieveimd's opinions, which hs! Decembe
nrere denoun. iner aa early -a-mtoa as n tepelen binn
der. ure, Bow notating ont Hint Mt. cleveland i
golng in demimd ii ktoppage of .liver purchases as
Hie lii**t )?'??)> toward Ite execution of ll,.- I), in,,, mir
Bnanchti paley, and ibis demand inu-l Im< met br an
extra session of Ihe LUM Cons-res*, if Ite Pcssecral
af the LIM t>?aO*"??*' refam to meei li noss.
if Mr. Cleveland ls teteranlned te tare b vote lahea la
im.gus. without delay en Ita proposition la repeal
tte *bernma lass, lhere vsiii aecessartly te * called
?ej-l,,u in Mar, ii or April, fM lhere ls pm prospect of
BUCh ft vote being Imd before Ihe end of Ite pr.-t'iil
-(?..iou. Whether Hr. devetaod think* he rna leenre
a repeal af Ita Bhermaa law trom n,e next Congress or
Bat l* not 'lear. Although the next House may te a
Trong,t unll free-coinage body H.an Ite prcMiii one,
ita *iairt in Ite Senate will te Ju-t Ite alter ssi.v.
Changes in the Western nate* have .,, f?r *,-~uit.-.i
iiiTIormlv In gains (or tte free -Coinage aide. If Judge
Martin gets Mr. ivrkin.'s Beat, tte anti -Uv r itrenglh
avril te reduced by tsso. TM Democt-stle Senator lent
(roan Wjroaadai t,. sueceed Mr. Warren -sill, aa
doubtedly, gi over t? Ibe silver column. Mr. White,
,,f California, a fret coinage Pe merral, appan-6tl*r,
hus iili,:nlv been clio-"!. to succeed Mr.
Felton, who eppesi s free coinage. If Mr
Cases is defeated for re-election In North
FLINT'S FINE FURNITURE
FOR CULTURED TASTES.
The home bcmililiil. That'* strut e\ery cn-, *s*,,ts,
ai si,st,:d ss?nt. It'? beaut* cr in k af it d'-Kcd. sa Um
lu,,linne 5'uii buy. lt H.'- '?' b'iv only artlMlc. (mill
Yoi .anr.at kr.r,-, bos* |:.-\;? :i-",v* bCBBty mav bl ','ti.
veuve visited eur ?tor,*. Yoi maam lind farartun
note !*?!,?;,il. There's none better asade. Oaly Um
n.aker can .'.', *o theaply.
Oi.r'", .'.ito'.iralir.js aid IB four.ir.g Turj 'er. Bet that
yours ar- I" IBtlfol.
"Bl V OF TIIE MAKER."
GEO. C. FLINT CO,
104,106 and 108 West 14th St.
HODCMAN'S
MACKINTOSHES
Stylish, Odorless, Durable.
BROADWAY.
I or. I., niol -M.
il \Vc?l JIM **t..
Adj. I ml, Ase. Hotel.
Dahota, Hie re-uit vsin probably te another io-, lo
tte friend* ,f somid Burney. Alto.'ether the >. na le?
ss 111 be a more ii.-, id.cl -ihor body bj elph! t,> (efl
votes j|ft,.|- M:i,eh 4 Hum n u now, and If Hi,.
four more Western lenilorlei are admitted a- * I
i,v thi* ?r tn- nest congi poi, ail chance af repeaUng
' ie -,ls,a I'm, base lass- still bea' an end. Mr. Cleve?
land wishes, no doubt, lo Basin Ho' .itt,nipt nt n, tl
-liver legislation before New Me\i. .. Arizona, l'l il.
and Ofclaboms 11111, e int . Hie In,iiii ; and tr ho r'allv
lui. nt hear! tue itoppags of sliver purchases, te would
i.e tully lustlhed in Insisting apoa action al Hie very
,?il*,"t or iii. tenn: lor tillie.* a? inn roc UM nilli
.ns, r legtalntlOB then be win hare lille hope nf se>
comrlliblog it dnrtag Ita emt of bis Aamtmstraiiou.
A. far as tarin la-glslattM i* concerned, Mr. ilev.
land ls apparently lu no hurry to repeal tte McKinley
ia'.', and lt can le assumed thal un extra rossi ii
sviu mit be railed foi that kpeetal purpose, rio
preparation of a new url tl bill bj .-n pt,irv 'arl, ;.?
and lnin*e|f dur,,,.: nest sommer vv mit i,- much more
I,, the '"resident'* taste.
Tte Idea H'*t an extra, sc-.| >n tuny lie made
necessary by the fHibir-- ,,r tho regulsi appropriation
bills ni,,-i be ,11-11,I*.od ol! hand, iii- appropriation
bills srtll Hi c> throngh with ..n.e. for Mr. lloUiuin
has b.eu bidding Item bink purpisely, mid c mid
dispatch Hi- win,ie tot In a few week-., ir be <uied
io, by procuring a suspend bi i i the rubs.
Tliere 1*. m tan, oi Iv i. legislative project which
threatens t,, |,..ep On gre.-* together after Match 1,
win.,her Mr, ' loveland wishes il or not. The prop?
osition for tl,.' annexation ?f iiavs-nii may has,. ,,>
be dealt with bj l ongross in m.. way or another be?
fore Hie negotiation* soon to begin cnn te terminated
mu cs.funs, mid if il,e*e negoilstlons contlue Into
Mr. Cleveland'* term it is Blmost tvcrtaln Ital Cm
irross ss ni have ,,, remain here t,> nise legislative sane
iioti to whatever action may i,* decided upoa te
the Executive.
CHANCES f)F TIT. ANTI-OPTION l-l LL.
CtlAIEMAh HATCH VERT roMini'.NT THAI' IT
xvn.i. ni;, omi: a LAW.
WasBlBgtoB. K.l.. 1 '-,[?'. lal,.- There wns tn,nh pri?
vate and inf,,, mal dtaCUMilon an.g Hie members of
the nous* or k>prcsenmilvea lo-day in regard t,, the
probable bte of the ABti-tiption Mil, which had teen
received from ti,, bennie vnib smendmenl* ami a
re.juest lot b committee of conference. Ctelrmafl
Hatch I* extienielv COnBdeffl that III," bill will be
agreed io br both branches af ? Mgro*t* and sent to
nie I'le.ui.'tit - within a rta-,,n,ii.ir lime." Tte oppo
Benia of ite Bieahuro, on the eontrary, appeir t i te
1 i-i aa ronBdenl ital it will die on il," House < ilea
dar. Hov ;.rgBBlXlBg lo ol-itu. I Ite bill ?t
es. iv stage, ind a eonftrence ol iii" leaden la to
te in M io moir,,ss- morning t" a.-r.-e upon a plan nf
? impaign. Tte wot*l Itey raped lo happen I* thal
Speaker Crisp will revogntro Chairman ll,vi,, al
tin" Committee mi AgricuUuro, lo >,n r a mot on lo
siipend the nile, nun ".moir lu I be Senate amend
Brents, snd itey Uti s.n, in ealing ihat such n motion
ran not te carried ba ite two-thirds vote which win
te ia.|u!f.,|. ,\t Ibe l,-t lestton tte b ll pa-*,d l.v
t sot,- of lu" io |B on ? moiton to suspend Ihe rules,
att'r tiiht, minutes' debate, bul lb, opponent* of
tri-- measure assert itel many mem hen sn,, roted
t"r it in lune, i-'.l-J. wilt tole B**stn*l it now, if
Ihey :,ns. an opp,,itu,,li". A (iceni , ?:,sa-. ,.f Ute
House ol i:. pr. ? utan.. ; gavi tte folto-xl g result:
For tbe Mil, 05; against Ihe Mil, IO: non-commit isl,
il). According to n,i* .ans,,--, sshi :, included more
nmn twu-thtrda of tte total memter*blp ol tte lloai .
it nil tue "non-committal" -Beinber* woro added lo
ll,.-.' <u favor ..r Ite bill, H WOUld Still It U Ita
accessary Iwo iMrd .
lu conversation with s Tribune correspondent to?
te] Chairman Hatch .said; I expect Itel He*
bill, with Ite -Senate smendments, wtU be referred to
ti,- Committee >.? Agriculture. I lave stiled 4
a.tl,,.' of the committee foi to mon ow- morning
tot until after tiiiii meeting I can mil -ni whal course
artll te laten; Itel I- a mutter f,,: the commlltii lo
determine, l du not understand ibal any one nf tte
-, :,.,,?? ii na* nd mm I.itnln* :. provision which -.ill
i".|',n.n-id.ration ni the Committee of Hie Whole
vviietiitr tn,- committee .sin a.-,..- t.commend con
i u,ien,e in all tbe Senate amendment*, or agree lo
w-UM i.nd ton, ct,,,, ur on other*, or non, 'lour in nil
of them, .f ,,ri,.o rollin,,,- to !?? .????,,."
lt bal i"'n ., 'ti.ti. r> m.ult,-i n,e correspondent,
ll,..t sou bas.- ..Td thal If tl," Al: tl . .inion I,111 ls
opp -eil bs hill.ll (Cling lactic* (IOU VS III l.-oll to
ihe sams melin io 'b-te,,, ..n ?itlni pendine l- -ri-Li?
ri. .sen if ite result .-hall te ii apeclnl session ",f
i 'ongresi m tte sprinR. '
? 1 have -?mi not hine ol Ihe <-ori.' replied I i,alni,an
Hatch, who i?i<b-.i . T do n I even know that ibero
I- t , be an attempt to def en I Hie hill bv hllbiistorllii..
nnd In advance of Hie action ol my eenuninna of
lour-c l rannol av whal roar** will te laten. I
have no doubt, however, thal the difference* between
lt,.- House sud Renate will te reoonrlled. anni',- l,|||
sent io th- President for i.i* approval within a
rea enable lime.'
DISCEMIXQ THE BAXDIC.tr lt EIGHTS.
Tt.? arete*** foi Ite h indi tapi f iralsh I ia all ibssrblna
topic for t'.ifiii'ii ,.r es.,,,- irade j.?*terd*-f. Tbe baot
?.,... si t, n il unsnlBssai la aa [thal ti," ll Ida la
Um B-uokljra nnd Buburbao Uandi ipa si i Uh ? ls be
.\',.?, ly light. To n in i.j, 'Hts- of i.e ???-???? I- -i'.v'i t".
: , lo ite Brooklyn - ? bm I to te il ihe bm n f "f
lite lUness-aa stable. .-? s<-:?i person* ?.?:? ?.?! Lamp
llgktri u* tte ssim,ti. Boom ski-rod turfmen aald L ona
vs-a was tiiioisn m al 110 po'iada I ? rs of ste 'Oops
Hook ' di ai I X assad bad na ii tte best tf lt, and roe
t tha Marris Psrh .Uageai looked ?rl*e abeu te Mid
p.,f\.i mt a "? m.'h." '.. li. Morris I* -.t -air-' te
.. rn ..,.| bia "i.'H' i, ?* be coaaldera itet Judi ? Morroa
aaa weil ircaled by U,e baadicapperi ''?.ll ? favored
'r. ssaas petaaoa ute "??? ia touch arith ii vv. Waldra,
but Mu- - saaa lo bass ? go <i rbanti ahoald b* rosso to
tao patt Bl m, i s%... i, la tl.pinion ut a -aaa aita ti m
i?i,?,*'" f,i md of J. a. Morris.
j. vv. nager* ;* not IB tte eltv, hm if m -,'.J John
llucgtaa ai- i.-i,t la itelr oplnliBa of ate tespeetlve
flterltl ef l.i,ripli'.li'"r uni PtCkBB bet, thc totter kai an
rasy -ns,, ie imetbrr bamullghter. Psetolus sad Ctersde
in ia .,,, estrtaaaiy light freight- paetolui defeated
templtgbtev lalee, iud 'intel- lowered tte eolsra el
?; m i, ny. ii "'a sra libel* ia save follower* ahouM tUTr
i.tsioi. Beeept mi ,>i>.,i ? ? i ? H li Bm llk?t-r mat tte
swaen asm ta la iay basts le ?? teat, ?* |*''?''> will prob,
ably state them mink thi asattei ?*?: rorefullr orton
ti,, y pul >.?, ?', bim ii tn Macy.
Tte Butertea Handicap kai * waiter "' rotries tint
Its ii'., : i '."? Hi",,.ilsa. 'i'niiim.iir.' aili LltBpllghtei Ins"
ii; paundi rack, -, stat ll tem ?> c ibo Bs-rits
^r rte ? .j.;,' thros-rreer-olda at 1093 ?an be d led
? ti-li i.1-- ? -1- -Iv tte SIB).l-l.,a a- Val. ,-l , sen,.riv
t|-akea to wanted ... bri Itel teaystreel would bm attn
'n rilber race, in* Hlghs-eui li Un thal I of aosse ,,f
ba old tin.'t*. ''IjT ' vv'viin.' li t..iiiii"itt ital th
.,,,, ,,? mt . ,i ssiii be ni .t pan ni- |?,-i, BceldeBia
barred.
Tte Pepper i? m mi* mis Hil, hut mav de weaders la
ite heads of Matttau Rftaet, Moataafl is lalktd il.
i,v wemberi si tba telvstai Club. Jallai Kauhaaa -
ia. ? ,,;, High I'lBaaUaitiaer, tel Int ml- tu keep - I.
j- iv Bsually dora when ks ba* "a foot tblag." "Ttetsvy,
arith log psaads, la web tteught of br lbs Brighton Brock
?,.,,,nv,'nt. Prsaate s*11ii 113 paraads i- llbelr ia ti rix
labataatlal aaaa-oat Irani Us earner*, Wetest! ? Campbell.
Mi. Walcott ls in ia.t,,|?'- Tte stable of tba dna ka aaa
a.. bem ? ..n.t.'i' t' "i ni Morrl* Park. Ox i M.000
is been espeaded kt loaahrotUag * track iiouad Ite
teiMlag, ss in, ti i- rsmptosrly laelssed ssi'i. glass, ?o that
no liane i* i,st ,,ti arrouat if bad aestta
?jiie Metropsllttfl Handicap Bsreti me api>t,ssai M all
I,,,,, linn, but IBe ? s\i;ei. 0f tbs ttpwetghti *av Tia'. Ite
. .,, ,,,1, h f,,r Hem. i.v,av pia, ti,ol IBClag Balfl
,, ni 11>? seiehta loolgaed ta Ite cet."- in the
M. t, i|it,iiUin. tel dsei ii -t bril,'sr th.t ike issaweighta arin
rpi. theoga rassigk ks-aea wltk Btade-ata Impoata sad
testbet ss. .-ins ss. i remsto to t" n,a.,? a n casi il
stu.I. RALLOrtSQ Eon SEXATORR.
Bts-nawb, S. D., Tah. I.?Colonel Ioho D Benson
(Dem.), ..rn ? wilbla throe vole* ol being elected iTiited
states bena! * sgala la-day. As tte iem*rrrttnre was
about ?*') degreei below icro, several members miter?
ing from iron, i.lui troubles remained away from Hie
.,,..?.. N" url] Bil ,,: tte Democrat! and Indopend
eats, however, were la ihetr .ea'., and the ss-,mi arni
;>iis.ni around lo rote mildly for Benton, Tte anti
i.,..s KepubUcsns, however, did not embrace ito op
Bortunll* lo pul Mr Beuton through, as ihey rest
(bree xsHea tot each of Ite (oui candidate* The
ballot renulledi Benton, 39; Casey, :;i . Kingnisn, U;
Omilb, il. Wnl-li. :., lal.l.liain. il. riie t'li-s ?,,;i ,,r..
beginning lo realite ihat they rsnnol eic t the >'ii
.,:... snd ni" Beg K tating sith ite sntl* ssnii a s i?- w
ol getting bim oul "t tte tray and holding s ram is.
Helena, Mom.. Feb. i Five m. nters ,,t the Legt*
lat ure were absent from tte pdnl ?-??i.m to-Uuy.
Ileecher ,l'.,|... ruted for 'lurk ui::iin. nnd Matthew*
and Burt, the other iwo HopuHsu, f,,r Dix?n. ih.
vole st,?,.|; Mind":*. .1 . I lari.. ?.:; Dixon, IS.
Cheyenne, iv.,. Feb. I.?Twa telhMi for I nited
.'ate. Brin.tor were talieti today, ant the re.ult i*
practically i!,,- asm* a* yesierday. New nnd t. War
ron, ll: fatarB- u; Corn, 4; Powell, 4; Heck 3:l*sl>i*
l . I.o'idon, I.
"IsinpU. tt'Bih, Feb. l.-Tlie 4Ut ani 40,1 haliOU
for I'nited >'nte, >? iiiitot, uk.-n lo-day, ibowed Bo
,hsn?e.
THK OT. Hills AND C1XCIXKAT1 ItXPUM
of Hie penn.vTvnnla B_sh*aad ta B Clent trulu lo th?
West nnd genlhwest. lt leaves P>W-Yorh every ?l.v
a? ll nrain. mid urrlsen at rin.tniinii 8:1:, aral
morning nnd at st. LouU ' :*>0 p, m. um nltv-rnmui.
HOW TIIE PEOPLE FEEL.
THE UNITED STATES SHOULD BR ALERT
rr.. DEBICI w. M vvvr.D ADVOCATES Til* BP?EOT
Al i I lTXM : OF THK li .WmI xn
PKOPOMTIOX.
To the F. d I t o r of Thc Tribune.
Slr: In n great encampment Ino things demand at?
tention: lir-t. orderly arranpsaaenl and dHclpBne
witi,in: -econd. outposts to gnard agmnst attacks
from WUhout. Tiie people of the I'nlted -late* are In
-mi. an rorampment. Bal they have a ? ampins
ground io vast, so Immense, and demanding such
vigilant ,;"<* within. Hut! they at** apt ?,. neglect the
neefl of any oat-posts beyond their line*, t mfident
:n itali awn peaceful purrmses, they have been un
willing to have any outlying dependencies in Hie ..ens
nnd Islands nnu.nd Ibem. th. ugh IbCM are Ita
natural gnni,:- of a irani continental power, -No
*;i,ii guardi sven- needed,'' ihey thought; "for no
body la going lo attach the itrong and peacefal t'nited
Mate, nf Anierii a."
Tin* . a-y gol in; sisamptlOB of safety received a
rude sIhhIi at the lime of our Civil War. when every
tea .Hound us swanned with hostile . ntl-ers and
blockade runnel -. and every nrighbortng port and
Island wa* transformed Into ii base for hostile snpptles,
rabi* and attachs, protracting our ilruggle, adding
to ktsenonnoui expenditure of blood and treasure, and
dealing t , our ocean commerce a, blow from which it
lw-i not recovered to this day.
But Hie lesson was soon forgotten. We tari re
maiio'd rapine. We allow iii" Panama irsnsll rowle
to fail Into Hie hands ?f French spejenMlors, (*ata io
gunn miller her Spanish olintill*. We lefnss to
a. rcpt Min Domingo when she ii-ks annexation, nnd
ss.- r'joi i st. Thomai. the bes! tarbor in the West
Iiidie-t. Now we tire confronted arith n elmltor que.
lion by the Hawaiian delegates Unockins ut our door
III W.'l-lllllgloll.
Of eearsa ws may pi"".r Ital all these ports and
Mends stall remain Independent and friend!), or at
bsa-it neutral. But fhn yearly march of events shows
that they are not going lo remain Independent, nor
neutral, and in any mids, not even friendly. The
great European powers are steadily adding to their
naval and military strength, and to their outlying
dependencies. Ttase outposts sviii either belong to
ii* or io one of them -to England or France ar uer*
many. It ls ,i ,pi.-Hon sse have now to deeide. We
ra ti not play the ''"g In the manger, what shall we
say lo tue Hawaiian representative*! Shall sre> shake
our bend* and fold our hand, fm fem- of offending
the sensibilities of .onie Royal House In Europe' < >r
shall sse add a new star lo the ga Ia xv nf lortv-four
that we have .such reason lo be proud of?
FREDF.U1CK W. REWARD.
Montrose r,n-t!ie Hudson, Jan. 31, le'.,:;.
THK NATIVES TO BE CONSIDERED.
THIA" M.T P.p. THEIR OWN" [XDEPEVDEXCE?A
CIVILIZED AM) EDUCATED RACE.
Io tin. MR 11 nr of r bc Tri bun e.
.Mr: Nay I respectfully urge upon you the fnet
thal In all this dlscBiihm ef Hawaiian iff:.ir-> the
opinio;,* and desire of Ibe natives ure trover eon
sid -red I
lu Ihe fa," of mnny dif!iri.|,l.n, tj.ey have maln
lalned a governawul for ino years, lor
tilly veal's they have ,-opted I lie methods of
iisiii-.si nations. They love their eowntry; they
have n hearty and genahte pride In their
race; their history nnd traditions menu mach
to them. And who ar.- those who i.< me to rob Hiern
of Heir right to bc a nation.' A bnndful of white
men, whose only claim upon n. is this?thut Ikey
nt" r'uli. nnd thal Hov would profit us In territory
and In pocketbook. Hut what ground ls Ibis for our
country to lake '
ll li merely ih.it of spain when she entered In
and possessed ti," lind, of tl,.. Am. ri. .ns, of Knjrlnnd
*sii"ii ibe made bi rrolf mtolresa of Ireland, of Oeramay
In ber brutal roaflscalloB af Ita Mnrshall Hands and
N.-is Uulnea. If we un- to enter upon a mreer of
BBgrandUemeni let us casi nalia pretexts af righi*
and Boldly avow a d,-ire to lake by the strong bund
what we , an get.
What do these envois represent 1 Not th*
Hawaiian race of people, bm ;i mere handful of
foreigners, and mere than ll,.it?merely n part of the
foreign population of Honolulu. IVUni Hawaiian llani?
llo you lind on I heir li-t' What pretence do they
make l! :il Kauai iiml Maul und Hawaii have been
conrail* d '
And I beg to add n vt.,rd as io the Hawaiians. Th*y
are not Ignorant. In i-pt> tin Board i-f Education
...vs: ".\|| . i.ii.tren between Ute ages af *lx and
lift,-en aro by lass- i,,tnp.lbd b> gu lo school. Tue
re.iilt ,.r ihi* lass- l.s (tal Hore ls baldly a Hawaiian
win. I. mini.le in rend, wilie mid cipher.'' lue
teacher* In Ita Hovernment roboola In 1800 numbered
Ho; nt tins., .est',iv nine were Hawaiian and forty
two lui If i;,..... I,, ITT." Ihe people were bar bu rou..
To-day there are no moro pent-cable and orderly
people on rarlh. I spent Hire'- mon I bs Pi Hie islands
tn issn; my brother lived among Ihe natives ns a
physician for several years, .ind I only echo the voice
of iiii -ho know the country v. lem' I .ie,inr.- ihat
nowhere In Ibe world aro life and property more
safe nowhere ran one lind more agreeable neigh
bur- nowhere ran tl,ero i... a lund moro worthy of
Mml I rea I men I limn III these sam." lands wiil.ii we
I a, I,,,.,, io ink," from tl,.- band, of n Honolulu mob.
I oi coi brutality the iroposttimi nf 'hi* mine mob
to dl-ir m. lil*'* th" Hawaiians la about Ita Bidet re
inarkaMe statement ever made l,i dlplnmatk overtures.
.n,u Vork, lan. 31, l-m. IIKNKV c. i Al.TKIt.
? ?*>
WILL TIIE t'NITED STATES LET HAWAII SUP ?
To t b a Ed I t ,,r Of The Tribune.
.-lr: -onie yean ago BB opportunity presented
itself for ii* to gain peaceable possession and con?
trol of the be.t nari of the Island of Hayll, Known
H. -tonto Domingo, President Urani snd hi* Cabinet
bad fm-'s|_-'it enough to gee ih" strategic value af
Ital Linn,i iii the Atlantic, just ott ,,ur southeastern
coast, in front of the eastern terminus of the Inter
oceanic canal w liir'u. sooner or Inter, ss-,ll be cit
across the Isthmus of Panama, They bpi need lt by
s treaty, for Hie Cnlted Mates, on terms both de?
sirable and honorable. Bul ti"- timid gentlemen then
In the Senate p-fuse.1 to ratify Hie treaty, and thus
a valuable Lland waa l"-t 10 BS, after lt Lad been
pla, ed tn our hand'. Thai was ii National Munder.
Another island ls now oifcred us In Hie Pacific, on
our ocean highway ta and from Alta. Ks.ry cnn
aid era! lon connected with .mr National security and
IniernatloBal commerce demands that we noss- annex
the itrategtc Island of Hawaii with boldness ami
alacrity, ns MOB as lt |; formally offered to us by
i . commissioners who have come from Hawaii for
Hut purpose. When any of Ita Nations of th? old
World gel a chance to anne*; B valuable mid desirable
Island, or pan nf I Continent ttay annex |t, amt no
One *?vs then) miv. Ila. not the time coane for
the I'nlted Stales tO do Ita Mime, especially winni
ita pi>.se*sion to be annexed irouM aatarally f a
possession of Mrategio value to our vast domain I
We have tap! our possessions coal nod t,? tim land
t,?o long already for our own Independent.-, and i.e.
What A
Housekeeper
Can do with tli.it unequalled cook?
ing fat
(otto.ene
She? ran make the most delicate
cake, the sweetest and flakiest pie
, rust, the mool palatable biscuit anil
rolla", ansi fry the lightest doughnuts,
Hitters, < roqucttes, etc., and there
will be a total absence of that greasy
ta-tr so oneil found in those articles
of food, while every kind of cake,
pastry, etc., shortened erith Corro
i i Ni i*? short and rich, and there is
no disagreeable sensation following
it. use, whit h is the result of using
other cooking fats.
(ottolenc
being largely a vegetable oil is much
mere wholesome than animal fats.
You should make a trial of Co no?
ir SE. For sale by all grocers.
Man,Tat,ired onl.T by
li. K. FAIRBANK A CO.,
CHICAGO, ILL., and
Produce Exchange, H. Y.
Spring
Humors
QPRINO nt "Mon.*", Moo.) humor*, akin tinmen"*,
l^ *ealp humer* with loa* of bair, snd er?r_"
ether humer, svhrthrr Itrhine. burning, bleeding,
Italy, cru?te<!, pimply or blotrhy. whether almple,
?crof,ileii?, rr herciitarv. frc.ra infancy to aa*., sra
sow-.perdily, permanently, nnd rcoDomleally cured
by ibal grtaieat of alt kaawg bumer cures, Um
?ileura
Resolvent
A BK"?" and blood purifier cf iDeompsrsbtepurity
and curative power. An arknowlrdged apeclrti
of world-wldo eelebrity. Knlirely vrgetahie, rafa,
innocent, and palatable. Effect* daily more great
curra of akin, ??? i'p, and l '.1 humcra than sll
other akin and blood remedies befcr* the puMla.
Bale greater than tbe rcrnbined aalea of SU oiasT
blood sod akin remedie*.
Poid e?rrywhere. Pr.re, $1 PoTTBB Cars
sm, CBaami Conror.ATiuN, Boston.
e*T- Pend for " Hew to Cure Pprtos nunora,
Blood Humer.. Skin Humora, Hcalp Humors."
3
Ladies,
You Can See Any Day
AT
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 Ave.
The Original and Genuine
(WORCESTERSHIRE)
LEA&PERRINS
SAUCE
Inipsrta tue most delicious taste aad
EXTRACT BRM SOUPS,
ol a LETTER from "-"-"
a MEDICAL OMS
TI.KMAN st Mad?
ras, to bis brother
at WOKCE-jTER,
Uhf, 1W1.
"Tell
MA * PERRINS'
tbat their sauce ls
highly esteemed in
India, lad ls in my
ootnion. tbe meet
palatable, as well
aa tbe most whoie
aome sauce that is
faade.''
Beware of Imitations;
see that you get Lea & Perrinrf
?fnsture on erery bottle of th? Ortrnil and t?BUlns,
JOHN n,-"-?*-"' - ""?*"
HANDKERCHIEFS.
ll'hate: er is newest and
most desirable in Pure
Linen Handkerchiefs for
Men. Wooten and CM*
drer, niay always be found
in oin Handkerchief De*
apartment.
james mccutcheon & co..
THE LINEN STORE,
ti4 West '>:itl Street.
WilbeliQ&Gr&ef
'BROADWAY & 26tb ST. .
China, Glass and Pottery
Dl*It'M -It.rptilnr Habit I arri la av
t?_?ITT_X lat ?
Or?ITJ_*I ?r.
OPIUBI (olinda.--.. >,.|.a, llllrur.
, J. -.U'l.hen*. I**aa?*.
PERFECT LAMPS
lu plain ai,ll btnuiil.il d' -leas i..? hom*. -I, r-\ nttlre,
hotel, abos, factory, eBareh, etr. V.\.?ry l?mp ?*arrested.
The "Ro. I....T. -i" hna no ??.nial. .sianufa. Mr?d by
EDWARD MILLER a CO . IO v 12 CsMeaja l'l*-e, SJ" T.
iiirlty, on Hm l.ljtli s.'a*. W,> now- have an oppnr
limits' In the l'a.ifir thiil univ newr-or, ur agata,
llnv,' H:,> fentlemen al Wi.slunk't.iti the f.>r??-!srht and
tba eoura**e to annex Hawaii t.. ih" iulto?i kuua, and
etutid bj lt ' ll ls to be lu.[..-.I BO, lt would haj
another National blunder for laeni to hesitate until
tba ")>?}' to our Pacific i i?i*i. and Ila aeons rnnimerrv,
ls B..i.|i|.-d ii j,* hy Great lirltniii ,.r BMM other Did
World power.
I.ft thi- I'nlted States i,ssh nnd rontrol strategic
Island* in Ix.tla Ike Athiulli hui! the I'lirlfii'. Sh?> has
already lost tho opportunity to ,??,, mid miitrol th**
strategic ishui.i ni lins ti in I.,- Atlantic, lt will )??
lia-ii-oii t,. r-Tii*.- lo oss ii mid rontrol Mir strategic,
Islniid of Hassall lu tbe Parin.. Anne*' ll*V*ti at
tii.e. J. i'.i.i.i.Nt.i:i; ii.arke.
Dt-ln lt. Jun. :ii>, 1803.
LR THEM f "OMI IN.
To the Edi:nr of The Tribune.
fir: Ihi' inajt'ritv af Hie rltlaena ..f our .onntry da
not. of ...ur*-.', aadersUuad lb* l.',u*tii or width of red
lui*' Involved In tbe proposition which Hawaii makes.
We looh ?.u lt ii* B I?r ,|?.'-iil af murri ._.',?. If wa e_NM
to accept, ss lu. .lure forltld the hun-. Wt iikkI'' n icnoo"
bargain in purchasing Ahuha, Bltbongb ut the linn
uutiv though! lt ?a* a emt** Intrentasant. Tba die.
lama- "I Ala-Nil. if<Uoned I.y il. .Iliiintir etNSBaV
it ns, which readcf approach ililli, ult. ls Brinier thsn
timi or itt,,,,,lulu it th.- Hawaiian island* n*Mv nn
nesad ta tbe t'nlied Mut,'*, tbey would draw hundreds
of j) o|il>* fr .in our rlin-. Il aronM rcba**B our mar
ket >f tts os,.r..in<a\ed labor, lr ss mild open up a near
(it-Id [or Amerieaa ewertf. la a tan year* we would
?aba tl,"* Manda writ a IT ? j-.ird.'ii* in the sea,
Hir.tiisii Ihe dt's>r.'.iii.'i,t p<'.,. is <,n svhirli lha 1'Aiihea
hu* ii patent, ll our institution.* nnd lioiemanaat urn.
Bs vs,' claim, th.- I,i'*i und i tbe -m.: if our Usa
tvpltirs. bi vs.- rlalnt li does, lue a-randesf ayBis?I .ir
existence bet below, tben v hs should we not Kindly
and .'ni;,-riv extend these hrnedis io iii-*.' ssho en
iif.it H. tn |ranl H. tn Wt- <i. it i,s i,'vilest nutt nol
hs theft, a- other ililli, li* hast- .loin-. We desire 110
unwilling subject*. The i-o*M_nest* we Ukaka iom*
through Tove, not fear. To those rbua knorblaff Bl our
,i..,.r th.' Amerieaa Kallon cnea arlih one trtaet: ?? ">??
tin-ni >.,m.- m." U. T. I.oVKI.L,
Mount Vernon, N. V., .Inn. 31, 161)3.
IT.tvr TO REY THE IKt)X l'l ER .1' LOYt; RRARCB.
Lani Brnnrb, M. J., Feb. f.?Tba iron steamboal
Cnni|>aiiv. of Nrw-Vork. ure ti.-irot in il n_ for tba ixir
?liMite of ide Iron l'ler at tb? \rlncu. lt a sai|*f:ii'iorv
priie ena he B*"NaaJ upon Hie loiupiinr will rebuild tho
pier fur list* ne.\t assaSSn.
THE PENNsiVLVAMA l.lMITF.n
I* tbs world's greatest _-.n**enper train. Ii karri yew
York every day ut noun and arrives at Chicago al
tiuon lbs nent day. . ?*?

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