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8HEKMAN WRONG.THEY BAY.
ME88R& MILLEH ANTJ FA88ETT CONTRA
V\CT HIS BTATEMENT8.
THKY PAY THAT THB BaTW-YORK DBLBQATIOM
;..!> WOT DSDC1DE TO v.iTK FOIt THK OHIO
PTATKSMAN IN* lWi- PFTAILS OF
THAT a iWKNTIon DINMER.
The polttlcal eltuattou at tho Fifth Avonue
H.'tei doea nol eeeai to be clarlfled hs tha daya
?rn hy. Btateamen come .md atateamen go, but
iaalp ls unllmlted. Benator Bherman went
to Waablngton yeaterday mornlng, but he left
??>. aomethlng for the goaalpa to talk
about. Th re were aeveral men around tha
r, ly wiehed thal the B. n itor
frora Ohlo had not pald n vtalt to New-Tork.
To wnte a book, they argued, was bad enough,
but to Bupplemenl it with an Intervlew durlng
whlch Idola wera Bhattered was Btartllng In the
awtreme When < \ Benator Prank Hlacock waa
asked at''tr th< statementa thal Benator Bher
ethlng about an
Iconoclaat, bul had llttle to aay.
Chauncey M. Dcpeu could nol be geen yeater?
day al ul thal dlnner Benator Bherman t>-iis
about, > turday evening durlng the
conventlon of 1888, aa he was In Albany attend
Ing a meetlng of the Btate Ri g< nta Thera wera
? men In thi hotel. however, who were
, .gnlsanl of all Identa Whlle Benator
? ? an'a Btat. ?? re g. nerally dli
many ?? ? ae nt. vated ? r, Incllned to take
hlm to t..sk for all .. d Inaccuraclea whether
tl .nai ..r not. th. j dld not ea: Thi y
?Imply sald hi had been < m I. ss In collecttng
hls d.n... There were ?*> ral men In the hotel
... | ,,. a to th. 'i .? ' tlon of IB88
? matt. i among them
aelvea v g 1 pres t-t who w. n al the
ntlon In 1881 g-8enator Hlacock, ex
. tn ?*a Cott. ex-Collectoi
: ?? |u and ? - - J Bloal Fagsett. Mr.
. lett, ... bi akii g of ti ? ? i of t
8h. rm i i aa n >l i ? ad) to dla
i ut. the Btatement* ? B nator Bherman,
rv.it dld aay, In iklng >f the conventlon:
. -,v i on. if th< -tw , New-York
nv< t.ti >n In Chl
n 1888, i vvas acqualnted with nearly
ln the .'. I. gatlon and 1 knew
what waa . Chaunoej M Depew had
been tl ? ? T ? d< -.,' n had voted foi
l.irn repi a . vote v. ai tt.issitiK
John J. O'B ho has aince died, ?
tru ' H< - . tlme un votlng for
Jam. b Q. Blal ?
"8 iturd ?? nd no no nl
Th. n tl ch Is refei
bv .\ii i. Ii was glven at a
by C '- .delegal
.-.' ich membei
? mp .-?? ??! f
? . Pl itt, Warner
....
? - Hlll . ! . '
. i ;? naklng ral. A
IN
M ".;,-W,
.. \ V ?
ia to what 1
my talk I sui it the
? n bi ind t gi ? -. ai I l ii ti be
. ?? was t , be lefl t.i the
. ites-at-large, who repreaented every
i.nase nf p .lltlcal oplnlon wlthln the party at the
tlme T^:s aeemed t - meet with Kenrrai ap
probatl ti ar.d much enthuslae-m was manlfe*ted.
"Thei, i ventured i. su^gest that the delega
;. n *t" to General Harris.ni, and then go luiiif
ai i .-'-. nomlnate Warner Mlller for
Oovernor. Thal was. i belleve, the flral t;-r."
, n was mapped out, bul it
? ? ? way In wh
? . kl -v :: ?; N T S
I h ar I that Wai ? dlller waa aa - t the
\'. .v Y rk t'.on v l I n Sherm in.
When he waa aak. d al t lt 1 --. lei
- to S ? ter thej were
? ?
at the tlme thal rla ?n vv .uld *-?? t thi nomli ??
iv have been I
"our." na oi
.- ? ? ink th i< n the
Xew.y gatlon fl the dlnlng-hall that
nlghl they knew that they were pledged I I ??
[ referred to ao ] >ng b? auch a
that I know i thli g,
and * i Bhi ' " ai '"
. ? . ? r what maj
have - Blg Four* ln the way
-; f wai
,
Ek-Senator Hlacock bore mt Mr Faksett'a re
rnarks aboul thai i th* New-Tork dele
gatlon ? ? and contradlcted Sen
atf,r g ? ? ?? iald: ' Tl ? re waa no bu :.
agreement made, aa Sei - ti says, tha!
the Nea V rk delegal I go to hln I
pett ? || .. . , the Hi er, advlslng that
the mai er 1 t ln thi handa
r *ing the Ad ?' ?H11<:'- Platt,
Depew yself W< were to declde the
red tl st day Then It waa
that 11 was de ded to support Harrli ai I ng
ilS feai ? ? I thi n rwlng t i Sh< rman. Platl
? ? rlng, bul flnally con
? ; ln ti.- Intereat of harmony. Thei ? were
three or 1 i sen. ? - ? !''" u
. inl1 rhe vote went 1 Hnrrl
* >n. and, whlle - ighi thai he could not
be nomlnated, h> wai ' ? mat?
ter, an.l there was no chanci to swlng to Bher?
man."
Other polltlclans conflrmed Mr. HIbc -k. Tnere
were many men around tl
ratea to thai l
B .. -. .-'? - T ley said
? ? - ?f hla
ataten . ? T i iv tl al thi re waa llttle
and tha
largelv '? r Harrloo T als r. ?< Ive I
. . . ?-.?..,- ntlal
Bnur . them to -,?;;."!?? Han Ib n Thls
? \ Pr. -' '
ia ,v ? w v Isil ira. H.
jr to go to 8aral ' ' '
f{<
)fl . ? ter. Mrs. M Kee, and
bring her and her
n ? ? v
Prealdenl ' meetlng
n Indlanapolla whlch favoi
for tt- ;' " '
... . A Uld
*... |n Baral ga for two or 1
ALGER " ' ' '"' T ' BHERMAN.
BENATOH ? fi .ND v
M. - twn - ' 'N "i!:" ,: ' '?
Detrolt Noi * ? i R A. A .-- hs
. . '??? Ei :.."??
anees ms l
..,,; Q-neral Alge. i tya he ahould
? ., i upon th,
.... fact thal
? -
. .. rai ?? i ki
f on record ov.
- ml. l upon
?
,,. mih marked
?
? ? ?
.
i
4 I '
a r,. y,,'| ' '?
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Nothing is more jjenerally p'casinp; to women than Pcrfumery, cspecially
when it |g refineJ and ta.stefully prepared.
Colgate's Perfumes.
Hesides our well-known varietics, Cashmere Bnuquet. Capricc, etc. we
offer our fiermosa and Alba Violet, the season's novelties.
Bummer I cherlah n . preludlce or unklndness for thr>
Incldenl of ihe Natlonal Conventlon ol 1888. I aaud
bo to Colonel Duffleld and 1 repeal II to you. Very
JOHN BHERM AN.
Oeneral Alger quotea a letter from Jamea Lea .
wh.. waa a .. iat. from Loulal.n. In ivsv who
chanK.'.l hla vota from Bherman t.> Alger, declarlng
it was an Injuatlre t.. ch.rge the colored delegates
xv." m Ulna out. ' l.-ii ' x . ? ny* ln ronclu^lon:
1 .-III onl: . ' - ? -x
to leave s record m.de up larg.-ly ol advers.Itl
mi ii of h - da; ?
s . -,ii ie lo thi
1 am Bure he st.i Ib .1 ne among our publlc nv n
a-ho would wlllli ?,' hls ..\xn a : to bllghl the
,;.;?? r< c ird d thi llvlng and the dea I
HOME MARKET CLUB DINES.
MA1NTA1NING THE DOCTRINE OF AMER
ICA POR AMER1CANB.
WORK OF TltF. CLCB IN THF CAVBB of n
TtOB RBV1E" l-.i' ADDRKgSKg BT WARSKR
Mll.l.FR AND CHARLES. I MORT PMITH
jiiv Tr.i.r...u.xr'i TO THK TR11 t ni: ]
v .. ? ? of the Home
Market Club, an organlaation .-hleh haa done ex
Ben, ... atlng the doctrln
"Amerlcan w gea for Amerlcan workmen; Amerl
an marketa for the Amerlcan people," took place
hl In Mualc Ha I Ab >ut Bve hun Ire l mi n
.11 parta of th. fi it. n ? I of them represen
tatlve busln. i - mi n, ? ?? uple I si ats al rh- l
whlle thi balcontes were fllli I ? th ep. tatora Tha
hall was el.bor.tely dee rati wlth ft.gs .nd bunt
Ing, j rtr.Ha ol Oovernor McKlnley, ex-Bpeaker
Harrlaon, Orant, Waahlngton, Llncoln, Bena
tor Hoar, Oovernor Oreenhalge and Lleut.
i; ivernor xx >tl Km ? . th. pr n ?? I Hep ibll
cana preaenl were ex-Collector Beard, ex-Api
Lewla .\. Do Ige, Frai - - xv. Breed ex-Lleul
Goven r H ?. ? rea man Morae, Prealdent E.
li. Capen, of Tufia Coll. - . ? i I ? ildenl Beal, i f the
Homi Market Club; Congresaman Joaeph il Walker,
ex-Congreasman SVIlli.m A. ttussell, ex-Benatoi
\. wton P. Fl ? 3< : :>'"r Ch irles Whltl
- - ; un r i:. iv Bhaw,
Speaker Oeorge V n i. Meyer and Oovernor Wood
? V'ermont.
For an houi before tha dlnner there xxns nn ln
-?? l Hall. .x: >. o'clo k
el Alberl Clarke, the ol ? retary of thr
slon to th ? upper hall. Prea
of Tufta ' '"..? - ? ?
?? : nner the newly elected pn
- \ Stott, of Lowell, eai
inj r , r .nd n ide a brlef Introductoi j
?pi.-. h, In whlch I I the club aa a grea
organlaation, whoa. objeel waa to auatatn
the Idea of protectlon lt ha ilated more than
? ? ??' pagea of tarlff llter.ture Aa Mr. Btotl re
i-ounted tbe grand reaulta of tho recent alaetlona
Hnd maaitloned the namea of Reed ani McKlnley, he
aaa grer>t*-d with protracted cheera and applaaae.
He read ii-tters of rp^rr-; from Oovernor Qreenhalg*
and Uoutenant-43overnor Wolcott, and introduc.-d
Congresaman Walker to welcome tha gueata of the
club on the part of the Bl ite. Charlea Emory Snilth,
i e'.phla; Warner Mlller, of New-York, and
ll.ii nessee, were the speaki i a.
thi i ? ? lueatlona of tha hour In
.in aii.' rtalnlng majiner, ani were recelved
wlth marked fax i i .. the large .udlence.
WARNER MILLER'B REMARK8.
Warner Mlller apoke in part aa followa:
Allow me lo eongratul.te j..u on an improvement
in the markel of homi pi -ta ovei thi laat two
yeara; on an Increased outpul ui all our leadlng
trles; on th.- re-employment ol large numbera
. ? l.borei ii wages neariy or qulte up to tha
. n i ir. ; a :
vanced prieea f our prlnclpa ? ? ri. ra pi
moi >- ? -i ?? ia lly on t he i ? -
turn ol wrtniem ol bu -
the ilin. i ol tl - i. ur i. of
iperity which xx is
? .
. ise of Repr. . ? n po. pr, a H.
ri... B* n.ti . un.i 11.: -
t.intj th. el. ??? ?: a ;:? i iblican l'i- sldi ni
n. xi year, we ma - ? prepar.
.. ? ? ui ing bu? n<
i ? pment i i our rw
ire, wh h of
.. pi ofltatil. , .11 lines ol
ilt.ti
ward to , ? J of prospt-rity, tl whl h
B-e have nevei ' ?
i.,- posslbli The va ol i ind
manui i eeda iat of ai ither natlon by
m inj milllon dolla i - ani i.lly. We ar. &b
Bup] .'? ali the ? -???.. oui ".'.ii peo
? ui In n. -i.x linea d i.i tlon
,i . produire a large surplus. whlch i in only tln.l
? ibb ma n
\\.. an i nii" Ileil to si ? k .for. gn m irkei foi i
surplua cotton, wheai and me.i producta, V?e
n isi thi :?:???. i ok ii tlet for
presenl surplus ai I foi the ncrease whlch will
eome xx Ith i ?? irning prosj ? rlty
I'nfortunai | i ? ln ^ Imlnlstratlon In
? .. stoi pi i the negotlati ? -
. reatl. ?' ;
of .11 those v
i r. vlous '?
a-e had negotl.1 ? r were
il . li
. . ? ?
" .a i . ind
nir, and our i
..-, h ?
?, n ii
- i :.. xx C
, \. ; ),, bui agaln 1 lx
. iliy di-ten
Ihey are also i I to do a ha i
.: UP tO OUI
i . ? lylng to thi
?
thi is
t.i-x ' ? ' Nlca
ii peoi le thi
? ? .
ll re of the
xx 01 Id
WHAT CHARLES KMORV BMITH BAID
-
| J r: the \
itlon of II
..?;.?. i- had the I
?
?
:'? ratlng ai ' ? ' ?
.
.. . . Solld I
'?''??
\\
of Republicai mmonwea 111
?
?
?
'
?
i
?i ? -
? .
.a i:
. . .
I .... d- i.i
? .
Rol
??
? , . . flnvi
r mtuation
fH ia ih the r." ? ? ? ' Iti for hlm lo pi :??.
I, . be for th< II' n.-' '" dlsiio ?? If hi
t, ,i tl ' '!L' :'"'
l !.;, th. \ ?
. ihe 1 ' I
. . i ?. . .?. i 11 111 ?.. ii in -... i....
will, Ihe II.i .
?j i wlil nol ti
in an falB. ? ithwaj
? '
\\. , , ?' ? n and nol
? |
l?roti tlon Tl ? ? ?
,v |] nol be an < ? .
oi cnrami rce, l i lovl il
??.(.. I ib, and the
,"'?.. .. WI ?on r.
Ii*i .' irn.'d ' ','"-' 'l!:"''
i , M. Klnl. v. oi
n ? ncomparablr
.: ?,!?i n irk-t. Th, p.
, ,, ? ...,.?' i, I 01 .;'i' -I IB I. Cl
. W ;!.,. .;...,, I I. Wh.l XV- ,.,' I, ?'?' Bd
, , . i . t ||f. whlch xx.- dn nol
IT,1;/:: 'but fali P-ay In I li tr.de, and lel Ihere
Ih- open markcts foi m In lurn xx....- we open <?ir
VTM,'^,.t;.',\l?'n<'?;'^-'rl'''' Ir- a llvlllg, xll.,1 po
.,,.!,,. We hold ouraelvea tha prtmaU ln tne
','..? od .f Amerlcan Republlcs and we
. nd I
"..i.r.. Ilspuud \. ? ...
? ., , . fully aad rtgbt
iui.v Dla
MAKING H0U8E C0MMITTEE3
THK BPEAKER'fl DIFPICULT AND PER
PLEXING TA8X
IT W1LL BB t?Nt-pfAM.V ARDrOI S THIS TEAR,
F\j;\ rOR A man "1" MR. RERD'8 BXPERI
BNCE, ?.N ACOOrKT Of THE NUM
BER OF REW MEMBI B?.
[nt nrumtuPH ro "nn: mn t*i?? 1
Waahtngton, Nov 21 When tba LIVth Congreaa
, aaaemblea 178 membera of the Houae of Repreaen
tatlv. - .... , ? v m< i,.i!f of ti.- tol er?a 111
I- men a I i aerved In the LUId Con rreai i ?f
thi nlnety-elgbl are Republlc mo, aev. ntj ils are
D ni" trate, thn ? an Popullati with D ... *cral
procllvttlea, and'one Mr. Newlai la, of N *?la a
free-allver man, bul a itrong RepuMlcan on other
queatlona Among the 171 men arho were nol mem
b. rs of th* l.MI I Congreaa are < arho
i one or more terma In prevloua Congreaaea,
. of w iom an Republlcana and two are Demo
I erata Of the 187 membera trho have
I latlve experlence whatever In Congr. ' ? ara
i Republlcana twenty leven are Democrai and three
are Popullati it wlll be seen bj an Inap. tlon of
theae flgurea and comparlaon of them with llke
Agurea for prevloua C t tl irtlon
ol .it.tr;. I men la excei onally large, and tbal tha
taak of the Bpeaker ln formlng tbe comm tti i wl.l
i be an unuaually dlfflcull and pirpinMiK' one. tt
nnist be regard. I aa forti nata that th- .-;?? ikerahlp
queatlon araa vlrtually aettled nearly a yei
and tha. aJnci tbal tlme Mr. Reed baa not only had
an "i portunlty tr. learn a goo i leal about the char
.. :t< riatlca, taatea ... i ab IH i ol the new m. mbera,
bul ni*" tr, becoma peraonaJly a qualnl I wltb ?>
i irge proport.on ot tt.? rn,
Even with the?e advantagea, however, he wiil
flnd tha taak of commlttee-maklng an irluo
: ,ll ? ?' - nun
tn membei
loi il, Bpeakei t'rl |i gai to l ntatlon
aomewhat lei i thli mlx r
.-!..,,, ,., ... : .Illl'
when the Repu
tha
r. ibllcan >.
waa allghtl) In re iaeil
rn.ii... I at about .
(he n. 'i ?? .ri, ? '
' ?
.' I ii
? had
R.
1 ibli, ??
membera the i uie wus l
Repuh
Icana had only flve memb, n thi
eommitteea m i lan Aff< i ? :" and
publlc Lan la ' m ihe other hand, the
dtd nol have more than flve pla :e? on snj comn lt
t.e whl.-h conalated ot thlrteen membera, and in
eevera! caaea they had only four pla ea
As tti*- Democrata In tbe Incomlng H.? Rep
reaentatives Wl.l const.tute ieaa than M per cent
of the total memi.ershlp. they wl.l naturally nol
axpecl to bave a larger repr.ntatlon li thi eom?
mitteea than ti.e Republtcani had ln the i.Jlfd
Congreaa arhen they conatltuted 35 pei l of the
total memberahlp Nelth r ? || th moerata
have reaaon to ? unplaln lf i eli r ?? t n ahall
br. re ! i ed i '? *? than . ... thlr
tteea for the beneflt Popu I
waa done ln regard to Republlcan rei (-ntatlon
ln certatn of l t < ? by
S;n aker I 'rlap
COMMI88IONER MILLER'B REPORT.
HE AS.'RII'.KS THB DIBAI -I'.iiNTlN') INTERNAL
ItKVKM i; RECBIPT8 TO THE wn-iN?;
, r THE INOOME TAX '
Waablngton, Nov. 8. The report of Jo?e|
MUler, of VI1 ? rgli iloner of Inlen il
Revenue, made publlc to-da
..?? 1 .-? I Ion ?
1 to lha di
of the Incon
unconstttutl $77,000 ha l bat n col
H1a eatlmate foi th. r vv ,s U71.ono.00O;
the actual receipta arera 8H3.316.0ts) In rega
next year the Commiasioner says:
i irlaon ol lha re i
all aourcea of Int
julj, A uguel
.... the . ame montha In pn
. .. Ing ?'.:,? n-e ghl to the lm| 1 ov<
m inif< *ti i ? trj ;"
? ihai l le* ? i '? ? 1 . ? . 1
eatlmate thal the r. , fron
ternal ev< r tha current ii- U year wlll a^
, . 1165.0 ? ?
t;,, re, elpti 11 '? 1 mthe of ti.e
preaeni flscal y< ir shoar h di reaae of 121
in the taxea 1 ? ted llstllled plrl
; an l arlth thi corn .-; laat y? ar,
when thera waa , rush to take aplrlta oul 0. bond
ln ordi .- 1 . ??? espected Increaae of duty
nnd-r ihe nea tarlff law. There haa been an In?
creaae of $460,600 fron I
rlgara, an Inci ea ??
i i 000 'roni oli omargarlni, and a ??
I rom mla ? In regard to
the Import itlon
latlon
I: |f noti l thal a ' rg, proporl on of ..il llquora
Impor 1 t ed fl
an all pa, k ? - ' '?
1 ,, ,. ? . .nd Is
.:, :...-? . Wh ?
I '
.
ttenl
? ? ? .wed to be bol ..-.
?
?
?
... . ? . ,vern
?
?
..... tnxlni ta npi I oth.
\ led 1 ?
Th, ; work of ati to . nforce tha
tacome taa laa ? ? . . .
? ? -
? ?- refundi l The C
., ,, ,| ? bj rec "..."? Ilng a
?
? am
r irlff : .iv
CRISP Ti' LE \" THE MIN< IRITT.
, r EVEN 1 HA r v.vv, v Hi ? f>H ' >T 1 ' BE ?E
. i WITH
Vi iBhii ? -.,. >? 'v - , ' T ?? ?
Crlap ir. W ai hlngt, n
? . ,.: m fi 'm
? ?. in ii ii
? '
l be made, no
th- A
: ?
. , :?? th, eadei
? re .- ;. "i h ivli I
-
? |. ...... ..?
and on the I'omm tte. on Kul Tl il a Ils !.'.;
HOU : . ? ' :
I - Bp. iker
? hlm and li
more Im
portant ? sel
. .- ..... i nol
I , ,. for the t.ii
i rll. fo low lh. rule of
? a, m
. ? ? . ,:. i not
the i to hln
. ?. in.i, irltj leader In tl Hous.
of Itepi rduou
i ? . ?? I
?..-.... I Iben i
:. lf thi | il ? fall il ..
mi n of th. ? .
... ..
IU bave to ? np. rat* with Ihe l; puli
an i ihetefi.re r .m H in ieadei ihlf.
.? || ba i. ? ? ? i ? i ' itlr aound
monej leaderahlp in thi Houae nf K-',f - nUtlvei
r ta doubu l F?) i une men a ho ir< r.
Adm.nuitrat.on i ?? m??? -rai - lf Prealdenl f'leveland ia
l.ehin.l anj movemenl againal the e?-Bpeaker. bul
tu.iHt of them belleve tbal soma memberi of tha
1'iiiiiiiei are atrongly ln favoi of II and allllng to
. |v.:..?' .....
.: 'i.. ? ind ilii
are rl ral
. . . ?. ueral LKirJou. and ihev .., <* tn* leadare I
of the oppoalng Democratlc f?i-tl<.ns <>n the siiver
?i im Uforsls ll la argued tberefore thal t'n.'
sound ni ney" s. rr-t.irv of the Inlerlor would i ?
. Jolec if ihe free siiver aa Bpeaker could be defeat. I
foi t:.. nominatlon he ezpecta to recelve nnd un
?; .nl.:. llv \x!;i recelve in th- Democratlc caucua. of
? ine Kepubllcna would witneaa a DemocraUe
xxr.iti^;.- .\ i ih.i empty honor wlth entlre com
i ? i. x an i xxitboul any surpriae.
'i ii-- symptnms <t Democratlc pugn.clty whlch have
alread) app. ired remlndi l one Weatem Congreaa
rnnti to-da) of . story, II? said: "Thi x hn x ?
H-.-d t.i flghtlng among themaelves tbal they cannot
lel the preaenl opportunlty paaa wlthoul a acrlm
mage. They r.mind me of n .thing ao much a in
old marrled couple oul ln one ..f m*b Hooaler coun
Hea wh.. were notad f..r th-lr frequenl quarrela.
By-and-by the ...f man dled, and oa ihe evenlng
? \ im hurled Ihe wklow aa. by the wlndow,
r?l ? - ri r i > grlef-atrlzken. and gaaed thoughtfully oul
Into thi g'.oom for several hours Flnally she waa
urge.1 to retlre t.. her bedroom for real and to aa
ii'r lorroa i .-..n't leave now,' Bhe sald;
'I have been so used to l.ixit^ s quarrel regularly
xx"ii the old man before golng to bed tbal I ? ?
'.:; wlthoul the excltement. i will wall here
th. -I-- begln flghtlng nn rt,,. bick) irl fen
ikershln nominntlon Is an empty honor, bul
- Democrata won l allo? ii to pass wltboul .1 acrap."
INVE8TIGATWN8 IN ORDER.
BECRETARY MORTON MAY BE BAULKD
OVER thi: COAL8.
REPRERENTATIVE BAKER 18 PROTARIWO TO CALL
HIM TO a.'.'i'xt FOR VU.IKVIN'l A LAW
PAMBTJ nv OOXOREgg
[Bt mJEOBAPfl TO THI TainVHg 1
Waahlngton, Nov. 21.?II la pr.il.ntilf that *om.>
of tha .(tl. ial acts of membera of th- Admlnletra
tlon will be q ? d and perbapa ofBclally In
rated by the Incomlng Houae of Representa
tlveY .n.1" ti.- mattera whlch may be made 1
subjecl of inqulry ls the actlon of Becretary Mor?
ton, '.r the Departmenl of Agrlculture, ln refualng
to execute the law whlch requlrea hlm to buy and
... "1 . v. and valuable" >?'??']* among the
farmera. An approprlatlon to enable hlm to
1 ;?? ii-t wlnter, but he has refuaed to expend
? ute the law, and many of the Repre
latlves-elect, who repreaen. large numbei
eedingl) Ind gnant, ? -i.lally aa a
motion to s'rike out tha approprlatlon recelved
? 1 ln tha H<.ur.e of Repreeentatlvej
laal wlnter.
Repreaentatlve Baker, of New-Hampahlre, who
v , i member of the last Commlttee on A*rnciil
ture, ls alre dy preparlng to institute an Inqulry
Into Mr. Morton's acta, A few days ago he wi ita
tter to tbe Becretary eourteouBly InquUing
when his quota of - ?? Is would !?? ready (
llvery, and II there would be the uaual quota To
r note the Becretary dld no. delgn to reapond,
elegated hla chlef clerk to reply that there
would be no llatrlbutlon of seeds this ye.r, Incloa
ing ii prlnted clrcular irivinn his rea ma far ttr.s
n. Nol to be outdone ln ihe matter of hav
work for hlm, Mr. Baker dlrected hls
; r .x it- si cn tary to rontli ui the orn .
a> r..ll..x\ .
Mr. Baker wlshes me to remlril you that ln both
9 il ? . ?? mmlttee on Agrlr il
- erlng .11 1 ? - '- you
? ? ? . . ? iroprl.l on n 1
:
I l ",.1 ln iln tlir?
111 , : .,.?- nl ,11, Bnd that theli ai tlon was - utaln. 1
;- l th bran thi a a Un gn 11 He also
tru.'i ? ? to .sk you pan utentlon to
f tl ict of M irch 2. 18
ippr.
~1, ii! be r idy for dellvery on thi 10th d ?
.
I by a hai
m. |.ai 1 of "i il appropi 1.
|i el to UBe ' nol '?;? r pai t, t h* |
? xxtii 1; is more. m.ndatory th.n tii- ..-h-r.
"The declslon of the Attorney-Oeneral, whlch Mr.
quoti ." sald Mr. Baker to a "Poat" re- !
porter yeaterday, "does not isive hlm auth.irity to j
nullify it plain provislon of law. Ab a niatter of 1
fact, the dlstrlt.ut.ion of .?eedH xva* Btopped t>eoaus? I
lf lt.terf.-r-d wlth the husines* of tl.e s.-edntnen. In 1
th*. repor- of Becretary Morton for last year the
speclal agenl for the purchaae of seeda subn 1
letter In whlch he aaya that ",n th* llghl of my
experlence .<>? a 1.Isman, I conslder the frea dle
f seed Departmenl as nn In
ind 11. Inti : fi n nce wlth a leglt -
.. - ' 1 !?? then g. : on to tell how ? ?? .
h. ii-. 1 numbei of flrms can be purchaaed,
and he objects to bavlng theae saedsmen loss thelr
Havlng been n the eeed bualnesa hlm
.....: ? - 1; ? farm. ra 1 buj the .-??? iu ao thal
: he bu ie to make money.
real raaaon why the farmera ol the
. iuntry, who in tha paat hava been beneftted l>y
itrtbutlon ol seeda, ir now to be ?? 1
Mi. Morton will flnd when Con
gress convenea thal be 1 tnnol Ignore and nullify
, . . ,axx and ael up a rule f..i blmaelf wlthoul
ii.- : I.. ai count thi refor."
CAPT. WCWTRE'S ALLEOED COMMIS8I0N.
IT 18 NOT BELIEVEO IN WA8HINOTON THAT
CHIKA HAS BEXT HIM TO ENOLAND
?. ORDER WARRH1PB,
Waahlngi .:. S the abaence of the Mli -
Ister, Fang Vn. who 1- now ln Bpaln on offlclal bual
thlni recelved
. Leg itlon in thla clt) regai llng the 1
n that ' 'apt >'.n M 1' ? . ?
nal'.j a vlce-admlral In rh.- Chlneae Navy al the
tln.f the naval engagemeni a. the mouth of the
x., ... River, wlil arrlve In England next we?k wltt
om the 1 hlneae Oovernmeni 1 1
x'. iive 0. lera t ir the 1 matructlon <f war
,\ , ,r '. ? te, I iwever, ls jrlven th.-- sl ry. In the
flral pun ? l 1- itated that such a comn
would Bcarcely be Intrusted to Captaln McCiure.
rhla oflli-er is wlthoul naval tralnlng or experlence,
h.vlng been before hla employmcni by the Chlneae
Oovernmeni ln command of .. tugboa. He was an
.??.;??.' fl . r 'ti thal posltl m, ... 1 1.
the X il 10 Itaplaye I much
fltt< I by r .1 ? r acquln I the suc
ssl ?!! 1-1 hat im
puti i i" bl n
ln the second 1 nuch more to the 1
Chin. has no money wlth whlch to bay shlps or
anythlni ?? .1 ls nol n. cessary. The pi 1
of h. r w.r Ind. mnlty to J.|
!H..,. |. con* . ? . a. ..1 the : :.
nn i'a, of Lal ' '?'"'" '''- ? '
? . n i'a 'ii. in lal rt
?
MR AP8LEV8 VIEWB OF LEOIBLATION.
\x ashlngton, Nov H (Bpe rla'.) An
put*li. ? ? ? xx: . hold thal t h- LIVth
Pnngr. iui 10 trj to ensw'l legisl.tion to m
the revenues and replemah the N 1
... . Mr x i . of Maaaachuaetta. ln con
reraation l r-day h< aald:
l bellevi thal tha Itepublleana will puraue ..
... 1 ?. ,11. ..? am< n Imeni of th ? I irlft law
n? , nei ! ia 1 - revenue, and the a-.y
? ,, mIII be thi igl . xx: ie aad equ tl li turill
: ? ? -
enl 1 ;' ? m 1 on
good
. . .1-- the
R i.u.rr xx. . ka .1 hardship lo 1
are some othei
,.,;, .... ,.,-. ., :?? 1 :.. .1 i\ antage to G nmen.
11, f irmers and m inui 1
I thla, 1 I hlnk, the R< publlc.ns will .ti
to do
?
\ POBTAL PROJECT FALLfl THROUOH.
Waahlngton, Nov. H The Poatofllce Departmenl
ani the BteamBhlp eompenli have falled to
. 1.nta to be pald for the tranaportal
forelgn malls from Quarantlne to the rallroad st.
... * ol \. xx Vork Cltj ojecl >.f facllltat
itlon .'?' forelgn malls to tbe In
terloi fal ' t,,: t;"' P"
A DENIAL FROM LIBRARIAN 8POFFORD.
Waahlngton. Nov. 21 Llbrarla. Bpofford, on belng
isked what I there waa
b New-York paper'a Waahlngi ?n dlapatch rln
tha. It had nev. ? ? ? ia h ibll to
1 x.. .\ - 01 ml* ia'-n,. : -. bul ..s
?ertlona wen made whlch were wholl) wlthoul
:,, ... latlon ?l the propi r tlme, he a 1 ? I, he waa
1 1, pai ? . :.? ? ; .,1 . \| : inatlona if iii h
as Llbrailan He .x. ul'. n..xx onlj
.. ,,,, ...'...? ? ed on a ad of
? former C01
ln app x ?? ?
? i ms Th ' thal
-,.,i h\ n? .? 1 ? ? i". was ever borne on any
itti 'i\ untrue
?
REPORT OF THE NICARAOI'A CANAL CO
Waahlngton, Noi 11 Hlram Hli hi >ck, preaidenl
,,r ti..' Marltlmi Canal Company, ol Nlcaragua ha
il report to the Beci
Intei lor II ' no new fea . ? nei p. 1 he
ia Canal < 1 l tlon
1 -. ? 1111 in: has I" -ii 1 ? .a ?. ? .'/ i .11. 1 1 ? 1.
Sl.-aragua Comi in) When ihi. conmru .1. com
pan) failed In iv' ? all xx ..i k xx a- sunpen.li I, bul now
the' Nl. a: igua . ma ixmn .. tlve pi
1 ..as t,.r rtsumlng work undn th. ntra l whlch
Ihe construrtlon companj had xsith the liarltlme
1 ompan)
Ticstr COWPERTHWAIT'S
Newest, STOHE,
Cheapwt Wesi 14th Street,
Carpets. Near 6th Ave.
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE
i Cbristmaa Mumber
(ir,ih Cartr m Whitt and Cold)
BEGINS A NEW VOLUME
BRISEIS
Firat chapter* of a New Novel by
WILLIAM BLACK
11,1.1 ?TR1TF.I) HY SMKIM.F.Y
iHE PARIS OF SOUTH AMERICA
By
RICHARD HARDINQ DAVIS
*,, . iavi a. A- K
ON SNOW-SHOES TO
THE BARREN GROUNDS
By
CA5PAR W. WHITNEY
IM.ISTRATKD HV ?BSMIWOTOM
A PP.EVIOUS ENCACEMENT. A Gaaaaay by
Wil.LIAM DCAN HOWELLS.-BY LAND AND
SEA. K >ir BaaMaSfl BSflfl BB8faa t',:.i?tratio?n. a*?U*fl*
,:..; a frontt.piece in aalar. By HOWARD PVLB.
F1VE SHORT STORIES - EIGH.Y ILLUSTRATION3
ffl NO BETTER CHRISTMAS PREAENT THAN ? YEAR S SUBSCRIPTION. S4 00
B_51525rl5E5r!5Z5^
NOTES ON DRESS.
THE BLACK COSTUMEfl OP THE SEASON
BOME CHARMINQ FRKN'CH GOWNS
?DRE88INQ THE HAIR?
CHILDREN'B FROCK3.
'Tne hlai-k powns looked altoKe-ther th* moat chlo
and dlatingulahed," was mtlady'a verd.et after the
H :-.- Bhow vv -k w.is ovarj unl certftlnly the hand
aoma aromen who wore black aoorad thla year a dls
ttnct advantage. Pei ?; lt was thu violeru an.l
oftentlmei tliaagreeabla contraets ln many of the
coatumea whlch made tne more aomhre Kiirments
.:.... rh ipa lt araa becauae they happaned
to ?'*? worn by partlcularly good-looklng women?it
.' .. the iinlveraal comment, "How arell they
looked" An imt.orted gown, worn by a arell
known beauty, wn* of illk rrepon. the aklrt v-ry
: full, hiiI line<l witl, ? ? ,".'1 tr;mm.-l
i mda of bla k velvet, whi.-h covered
? .!" the fr.^nt Ire..1th from hem to walSt
wa* cut e'. blouae, with three J. ti i
banda fronl and back; tba ileevaa were cut with an
Immensely full puff, caught up ln the mlddle from
tha aboul ler half way to the elbow with a Jetted
velvet hand. the. belt and eollar belng of whita
satln rtf.t.on. with full bowa
Krench artiats aeem to have taken to whlte aatln
r.l.i."... con amor", fhla eeaaon. Another very
atyllah hia.-k .-ostume, aent over specialty for tha
auaptctoufl ev-ent by Roedntta, waa of dull "aun
burat" moire, made perfecttir piam. with the ex
ceptlon of a. arhlte satln yoka (made low and round
ln ti-..- neck, eurved over the huat, and covered with
a pattern of black Jel beada), ajid a whit* aattn
rollar and belt, the latter iinlslieU wdth a Japanese
b'.w iti '
A pretty frock i.v Doucet, whlch waa worn by a
dark-halred debutante, was a cnmtv-iation of color,
Indeed ftly and artlatlcally btendad as to
?.--ni almoat one tlnt. it was ? dreaa with an extr.i
full, plaln skirt of llght-brown rrepon. fasten.-l oa
tha flble with four Jewelled buttona The alaeves
were ,?' tha - ? rlal to th- albow, where
they were met by long, lan-colored wnts de suede.
Th.- bod wai cut open from the shouldera to the
and ftllei m wltb gathered ,;hlffon. of a
l?.!e t.ii.k hue, with green velvet re-vera. ia'.d on
backward and forward, to the wnist. Over the
Utpure, the sleeye
? ^mg alao flnls led aith the aame vandykea
at the elbow. A broad green velvet belt, with a
wlde buckle, enclrcled the walat below whlch a
bo, p|eai ng of the green velvet, from hlp to hlp
at the back. gave the effeet of a ahort Jacket. The
wearer of the pretty llttle coatume had h*r blond
,,,?? ver> much i ilti I, and a broad Marte An
hat araa Ulti I over the facs nearly to the
,wi Thla hai waa of gr.1 velvet, and was
trimmed wltl a Dreaden patterned taffetaa rlbbon.
pale |..nk velvet flowera and green chlffon.
:. , |y exqu ilte embreldery glvea ar. a'.r of great
reflnemenl t iome of the new ccatumea A dalnty
littie pai ?.,., fi ick has a sklr. of sllvec gray pop-1".
plaln and flarlng llke moat of the sklrts of the
aeaeon. an l a ?llvi r gray ? repe de eblne blou.se. with
ful puffed elbow aleevea. Over thla la a eo.tot of
iray aatln. cut open ln fr int with a polrit that
ea the a ilal on elther sl le, two polnta over the
and a rolllng co'Jar coverlng the ildea and
t . back of the neck, ieaving the ft mt ',i>en. Thla
?* covi red with a flne pattern of llnea an l
Bcroll work, embroldered with tlny pun :tur< I
plnl, ,| | the effi :t of thla embi ddery at. I
,.,..? ,....,: ng of the toul enaemble la really love'.y.
N..?. . ?...v ja keta are eui ahorl a <
?,,.,, an | ripp;ed back. the front cut allghtly
and generally looae. M my have the i -
with ... ... i paaai >. nti i ? >r black satln plplng,
whl. li look very well ... ? I A coatums by Rouffe
? ?
haa . lacket to wear with It
ir. 1 ileev. i
.... evea. ahaped III
? ??
?
,m, poln iradt ated .... I i
?, \ ? ? ? i - - . ?.
1 the seai
. ... ;, con blm I w
v.dv.'t In *om.' the : ? *veal mai I
ome an i r, cenl > Impurted wrap ol
v.-t embroldered with l? ? a B>|iiar< > ?k
with fui ? . ?
,- ii
. ? The evlgi the ? - ?'"' '
..... however, n thla Inatan ?? be ng
? v Ami rl an glrl In Paria makei ?
lo Fra
ha.r "done" In aome : ? ? ' ' ''?'?;
rr.anner. ll I* very eaay to Usl n
,.,. i m . . .'.??? heada, whlch nul. - ?
v. , .., . laptatloi "De \ ? s. aey
wlfinol - ? ...I..., \t,..-t,...n^l
. .,.| ;,. 0f th. i'r. t,. n ?>? l*t. /?>? a "'" !"'n" '?K'
evrrythlng imall and neat!" lt. Paria |uai
everythlng li pompadour, uot erlmped altei tne
rgahl ? year. bul very - Ightlj waved; or. ir
?-I, |. . ., ;,t ii," aald one of the promlnent mllli
irlngone nf Vlr ?1 irg"s charm
iffant. . the
hai at. l th. ? iil ah uld i'.way< be on Idered as aonv
,;... COlff. ."??
...... ? v ? ?
rh. Marte
ed r. ? ? la won
halred. b.ne-eyed
v ??... I. --. ol M ir ? ? caahmere,
ivhlch i* very almple but e> I "" le bi han l
hai ., i road pleal rea, ''"? n.-.-k t_. the
Ihe lo -. b.ouse c .raage. whk'h ias
anwked to the depth
the pleal to ilmu
..,-, ., v ,ke Thi* -:..?.' klng iiJ" conflnea the i
? -nea on the
? iln an i i ither flarlng,
.. . ,. hlue taffet u and .. I>r, i i
. .
I) i rettj fro k la of ark
. avy ;,; ... ,,,;(, lt W|th i broad wl ir , ?llar ->f durk
flniahi I with ? ruflle of - fl red illk.
illor kn ii u> r:-,.iu.
in,l ,,.,'.. ... flnlahed with .. ultor kn t
lhuii.li
?
ii//,./ tBAl 9 OB BETAIL
\i,,. i ;, tp.e arho are accu itome l to pay ?? i I
, . ... , amall dla
i - ,i, i iu, li aa .hi ?
? ? , it tl rough the goo i
ire i.'.w . nab.i d to ?<?
..it.- that much-eovet. i work, tha .'.-i.t'itv i ??
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a.,, ? p'rl ? ? v. i ofl p< r volum. Fot par
. i ti.s .-.,? the a ivrrttai mi...
_^ _..____
hoki mn FOB TBE FAtE CBILBBEB
Baa Franclaco, Nov .i a ii tbe ettoraeye lu th,.
Kair caae hav- agreed t-. aiiow Mra. Harasaa
Oelticha, Vlrglnia I'alr and i'h?rl*a I. Falr untll
i,,. .-in.... . I*.... tn prepare and aarva their l-iii of
, \. epi ordei lenylng lh? mol Ion that
the proba .. of the ?. i ul Beptamber U, lw*. b? Jv
ciui, i oif ibe eaiendar.
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