Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1891, Page 7

> “THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON, D.C, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4. 1891. for the good et. Can you bes more? It ped war system and cures pimples, blotches, erup- tions and all skin and scalp dis- eases. Scrofulous affections, as | fever - sores, hip-joint disease, | swellings and tumors yield to its superior alterative properties, | You Can Eat ~ QUAKER OATS Every Day, and Relish Them. GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878. W. BAKER & CO.’S A WEARING WATCH. Crowds at the Capitol to Witness the | Cloging Hours of Congress. BOTH HOUSES IN SESSION. Seenes in the Galleries, in the Corridors and om the Floor—Tirea Statesmer. Try to Do Their Duty, But They Are Not Graceful—A ‘Recess For Breakfast. If there ever wasa crowd at the Capitol it was there last night. The scenes which ordi- narily enliven the death of a Congress always bring out a great many people who never think of visiting the national legislature at any other time. Like an enormous edition of one of those illuminated toys which children call “light-boxes" was the Capitol yesterday evening. There was illumination in every window, and despite the heavy drizzle of rai which vet in early and kept in good working order until late the multitude put on its rubber clothing and besieged the official home of the national legislators. Galleries in both Senate and House were speedily filled to their utmost capacity, and the people who failed to secure admission to a point of vantage from whence a few members might be seen ora trifle of debate stood on their toe-tips in the corridors and stepped on other people's corns and en- ved themselves in various other ways. They ept the elevators loaded tosuch an extent that many Senators, members and employes pre- ferred to walk and «wear rather than run the risk of suffocation. Curious couples through all sceessible portions of the bpilding, tried the whispering and echo stones in statuary hall. poked their noses—both masculine ani feminine—into all sorts of places where they had no business, looked at the pictures by light, inspected committee rooms and blocked things up generally. 4A OREAT NIGHT FOR THE RESTAURANTS. ‘Tt was 4 ‘greet night for the restaurants. ‘Thove young folks who had never before ex- perienced the delight of eating under the shadow of the great dome, strolled into the dining roomsand consumed much that was ible drinkable. Especially heavy were the sales of ice cream, light confectionery and senatorial pies. ‘There ure many kinds of pie in this world, but there ix only one style of senatorial pie, and last night the demand was several points ahead ot the supply. ‘THINNED OUT AT MIDNIGHT. By midnight there was remaining but a small Proportion of the original multitude that had thronged the galleries and corridors. There wasa tolerably unanimous movement in the direction of ~‘the last car,” and those who did not catch that fleeting vehicle had either to trudge through the shoe-penetrating slush and the falling rain or else charter a night liner. It was ahard night on the boys—the pages. ‘They came on duty yesterday morning and re- mained with the Senate and House until this afternoon. They were organized into reliefs, and in this way 4s much as possible of slumber was allowed each youngster. ‘THE SENATE SCENE ATS A.M. The Senate had but » small audience when the clocks throughout the Capitol chimed the hour of 3a.m. Washingtonians are generally aceustomed to sitting up late, but 3 o'clock was a trifle later than late. With the excepsion as) of the newspaper men in the press gallery and the employes in the other subdivisions of the from which the excess of oil | upper floor there were but forty-seven auditors, has been removed, thirteen of them colored. These people were Is absolutely pure and | Unanimously awake. Some of the doorkeepers it ts eotuble. ere in slumberous attitudes and one of the Senate's gentlemanly hirelings was stretc] No Chemicals | st tai tength ona sent in unabbreviated en- sre used in fits preparation. 1: | joyment of snoreless slumber. Senator Dolph has more than three times the | Was in the presiding officer's chair, but his strength of Cocoa mixed with | ordinarily great lung power seemed to be BH Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, | Wesried; his usually resonant voice did not re- ‘and {a therefore far more eco. |S0und. ‘The spirit of Sommus was abroad and nomical, costing lest than one | Dearly all the distinguished mea on the floor ‘centaenp. Itiedelicious,nour. }and some who think they are distinguished fahing, strengthening, nastzz | *tTuggled with a desire to lay them down to pIGRSTED, and admirably adapted for invalids | Sleep. Senator Cockrell stood for some time ~ rm in the doorway of the Senate cloak room and hasty vote and a scramble for baths Seeakioate, In than ‘five minutes every Sena crery employe every news- had forsaken Senate chamber a oo ‘the atmos- struck a human within the walls of the Capitol they sho wrinkles and dust — wy red eyes ® generall; morilized up-all-night sort of aman. NO RECESS IX THE HOUSE. The House did not adjourn or take a recess during the night. The session was busy, but far from exciting, the spirit of routine prevail- ing. ‘The galleries were crowded until mid- night and were not quite empty at dayligh' though comparatively few spectators remain after midnight. The only thing in the way of excitement on the floor was that stir and con- fasion attending the bustle and anxiety of mem- rs to get ion opes of gett some litte bill through at the lait moment the activity over the conference reports. In the wee hours of the morning the louse was picturesque rather than exeiting, members ly- lng about in utter of dignity 0 of position. Several ties during: the seerion pereonal difficulties arose between members and argh language was exchanged on several occasions, but it was all in an undertone, not attracting the attention of the galleries. ——_.-—___ THE NIGHT'S WORK. Measures Considered and Disposed of Be- tween Two Days, The Senate continued its session yesterday afternoon until 6 o'clock and then took recess until 8 p.m., when it continued its sitting until 6:15 this morning, at which hour a recess was taken until 9a.m. After Tux Sran’s report of the Senate proceedings closed yesterday a fur- ther conference was ordered on the copyright bill. After passing the Senate bill to incorporate the National Conservatory of Music in America and some sixty House pension bills a resolution was agreed to directing the committee on finance to ascertain in every practicable way and to report from time to time the effect of the tariff laws upon the imports and cxports, the growth, development and production and prices of agricultural and mannfactured arti- cles at home and abroad, and upon. wages, do- mestic and foreign, with authority to sit at such times and places as the committee may deem advisable. ‘Mr. Manderson, president tom., was ules in place ot Mr ols se on ru in ir. Iny re- signed; Mr. Casey, a member of the committee on agriculture in place of Mr. Blair, resigned, and Mr. McPherson, a member of the select committee on the Pacific railroads in place of deceased. | Mr. Hearst, ‘THE EVENING SES6I0X. ‘When the evening session began at 8 o'clock the Senate continued the passage of the House pension bills on the calendar. A conference was ordered on the deficiency bill and Messrs. Hale, Allison and Cockrell were appointed conferees on the part of the Senate. Phe Senate insisted on the Hawatian cable amendment to the diplomatic and consular ap~ ‘opriation bill, and agreed to further con- ference, Mr. Hale stating, in reply to.a question by Mr. Cockrell, that that was the only matter in dispute between the two Houses. ‘THE COPYRIGHT BILL AQAIX. The bill to transfer the revenue marine serv- ice from the Treasury to the Navy Department was, on motion of Mr. Gray, taken up by a vote of 35 yeas to 28 nays, but was almost immedi- ately laid aside in order to pass the conference reports on the Indian and post office appropria- tion bill. Mr. Platt then presented the conference re~ port on the copyright ill, stating that as agreed upon the neasaro did not contain elther the Sherman or Ingalls amendment. ‘The conference report on the pension appro- priation bill was presented and agreed to and then the vote on the conference report on the gopsright, bill was taken. It resulted—yeas ‘The conference report on the agricultural CREMATED IN A $5,000 DRESS. ‘and | Th Remains of Kmma Abbott incinerated ta Accordance With Her Expressed Wish. ‘The remains of Emma Abbott, the well-known singer and actress, who died last January, was cremated in Pittsburg on the 17th of February last. The fact was kept very quiet at the te- quest of the mother of the deceased and be- came publicly known yesterday. The incinera- tion took place in Samson's crematory. On February 14 three of Miss Abbott's executors arrived and arranged all details. On the morn- ing of the 17th an elegant casket nddressed to Mr. Samson arrived from the west on the limited express and was taken directly to the crematory on 6th avenue. ‘The remains were immediately placed in the retort and in ex- actly one hour and fifteen minutes the incineration was completed. At 4:30 o'clock that evening the ashes were placed in an ordinary urn and shipped on e Philadelphia express to New York city, where they were placed ina vault of the safe deposit comnany to await final interment in the family ourial ground in Massachusetts. When the body was placed in the furnace it was robed in an elegant dress made in Paria at a cont of $5.00. It was the singer's favorite costume and was made of heavy cream sat! with lavender stripes and hand embroidered | ld. Miss Abbott had expressed the desire'to cremated in this dress. None of Singer's relatives accompanied the rematt the three executors being the only pér- sons in attendance. They were in charge’ of W. F. Dunning, esq. of 6 Wall street, New, York, Miss Abbott's legal advisor. ——s0e CHIEF HENNESSY'S MURDEKERS, Several of the Assassins Recogaized by Witnesses, ‘The state is forging mech a chain of evidence around the assassins of Chief Hennessy of New Orleans that there is no doubt that they will hang. Yesterday's proceedings fully identified Polietz, the man who made the con- fession on Monday, Scoffedi and Bagnetto, three of the nine men now on trial for their lives. These men were recognized by several witnesses as being among the five who did the actual shooting. The generally accepted theory is that the reason why the state did not allow Polietz to turn state's evidence is that the district attor- ney is in possession of such conclusive proof ‘egainst all of the accused that his testimony Was not thought necessary. Polietz was kept separate from the other p: ers Monday night. He came to court yesterday in a different van from the one in which the other cight prison- ers were immured. All had a hay and woebegone appearance as if they fully reatized their desperate condition and had passed a sleepless night. ive murderous sawed-off weapons, found near the scene of the assassination, were produced in court yesterday, one of which still contained its load, composed of lead #1 and pieces of iron. ‘It was said that Polietz, in his confession, implicated several other par- ties not yet apprehended and said thata woman was at ‘the bottom of the assassination; that Macheca, the most prominent of the men now under arrest, and the chief were rivals, and that it was decided by the mafia to have him put out of the way. ‘This, however, is only a Tumor, a8 60 far no further arreste have been made. Fes ee tee) AN ELECTRIC WEDDING. ANovel Display of Ingentons Inventions at Baltimore. Ata wedding in Baltimore the other aight no sooner had the company been comfortably seated than the room burat intoa flood of light from numerous varicolored incandescent elec- tric lamps hidden among the decorations. The entrance of the bride and bridegroom was wel- comed by the automatic ringing of electrical bells and the playing of electricat musical instraments. After the first course the room was plunged into semi-darkness, when suddenly from the floral decorations upon the table there glowed tiny electric lamps. Not only the flowers, but the interior of the translucent vases in which some of them were gathered scintillated with flashes of light. Remember ingtohealth were the frequent changes of the weather. the fight with disease, warded off pneumonia and possibly consumption? Did -Proclaim 2 == the Victory What was it that helped you win = you give due credit to SCOTT'S EMULSION of pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda ? Did you proclaim the victory? Have you recommended this wonderful ally of health to your friends? And what will you do this winter? as a preventive this time. Use Scott’s Emulsion It will fortify the system against Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Scrofula, General Debility, and all Anemic and Wasting Diseases (specially in. Children). Palatable as Milk SPECIAL.—Scott’s Emulsion is non-secret, and is prescribed by the Med- ical Profession all over the world, because its ingredients are scientit ly combined in such a manner as to greatly increase their remedial valuc. CAUTION.—Scott’s Emul: Be sure and n is put up in salmon-colored wrappers. get the genuine. Prepared only by Scott & Bowne, Manufacturing Chemists, New York. All Druggists EDUCATIONAL. | PROPOSALS. _RAILROADS. Successiit! preparation : 1ull information : ex for ai Years. Special instruction to udults whose early educa~ Tas eeu oe Mazes West ___IN_ WASHINGTON. SEALED ‘of ICTLY CONFIDENTIAL PRIVATE LESSONS les of study. Civil service all rad zamination jected. Preparation for colle, ‘ail examinations, ‘Send for cir- h. Will open March 7 Hemen at the. Wimodauzh N_ BURG) BY Tv re To Really Speak, Write, ead and” Understand [UU SPARALLELED OPPORTUNITY. nuns be fnclosed THREE MONTHS’ LESSONS sup arc! THREE MONTHS’ LESSONS rtuent, Washi ‘THREE MONTHS’ LESSONS WINDRIM, FOR TEN DOLLARS TEN DOLLARS TEX DOLLARS in Spanish, Fre ical, Mi he only cominon-sense lodern Languaces. 118 Ladies and Gentlemen Attended My Classes Last Month, Five Exhibition on MOPOSALS WILL Bi LADIES’ Goops. a iE RECEIVED AT | [Ri fon Dec nati! TWO 7 HE TWELPTH DAY OF MA. 1@ labor and_ materia deliver and put in place the building f 5 ‘Treasury A.M., Ivy Institute, 9.4. | of dra iettmi* | screens. ‘Jal pictures, WONDERS POR $21 Oth wt. Prompt HARD, NORTH GERMANT, | SPecifications, copies of ‘Which may be had on applica. Fee Nate coe Tatise Nad | Hom atthe fhe,” Hac ad aoaat be Sif nds recelved after the tin | fag the sazne: alo rh all tl it = mae TEES b tavites petro i ice ‘departinent res a berein stated for open- | miderate price. Cutting and basting’s specialty. ENCH Di) tne Extablishinem clase Ladies’ and Gents’ w Piush, Velvet aud Ey CAROLINE LERCH, 1205 New Lork ave. |. WIND 501. FISCHER'S DRY CLEAN went and Dye Worke, 00 Get Fremses sie Gods talled torsnd detvered. "Shy MENTS, MADE UP OR RIPPED, arnt blac 3, MARCH SIX: | rest we wit In effect Pebraary tn Union Depot, Oth ot ‘Old ion. Pertect Stat DRY € Fecelve paseensere at D pms Ofice, Sab Pemuayivaue retige AC Fisher and 2. W. tds cleaned evening Ladies ‘and dyed ory Friday, March 6, at 4 Pan. and p.m., Masonic Hall. RICHARD 'S. HOMENTHAL, DR. Late private tutor fo the Imperial family f Austea, Author of "The Meisterschaft Systems at. 1, ‘See page 8, under “Au FAMILY SUPPLIES. _ Habla BICYCLES. You Use A Bur We sell them at the ascending scale o 3.W. REYNOLDS, Of drawing necessary Artist, 623 F PA 50c., Te., 81, $1.50. 82. To suit all sizes and styles of Cyclists, GORMULLY & JEFFREY MEG. CO., 1325 14th st. n.w. L. B. GRAVES, Manager. PAUL. VOINOT. DIPLOME DE Yersité de France, will accept a limited numbe: pupils who wish to acquire the pure Parinian sorem [atest inethods. 123401 st. n.w. sez ‘THE EDISON PHONOGRAPH. — TEACH daily Gaillard’s, the only original method of “French pronunciation. published in ie Viale speech pia ¥¥ organs, securing accent ‘appl TGMELARD © SC GURGes, LOH 7 Conn. ave., or Coinmbia ‘2 1e0T COLUMBIA sarerY BICYCLE It is. beauty and puts all others to sleep. A. FISCHE! SSF [8 ttet os cnesmeaea wae } For Pinchester and Way Stations, *5.30p.m. Baitinore day i Ente Rad ee, mh, v5, Bi . TL mt 0 Lin Ful » Tren; LADELPHIA. ‘open at $00 p.m. fm. with Pullman os qua AKE AND ‘OHIO RAILWAY. + 5 minutes), 005, 6:15, 6220, 7:3, 8:00, and 819 a.m, 22:20 ame 2 15, 13:90, 16.90 . 10:40am. and 15-309. E FOR NEW YORI hing throwsh to Beaton without Braye. land passeusers as well as for persona in health. ° : appropriation bill was agreed to at1245a.m.| After a while a miniature electric lamp. “ 50. Sob te as smoked s long bamboo-stemmed pipe. | The | tht at 146 the Benate proceeded to executive | Which in some unexplained manner had st N <STITU: 7 PROFESSION Al . everywhere. enial Missourian looked as though he had been | pu, Lakid WOOT os Ga Charabate Wen aca to WASHINGTON, D. 2. “ Se W.BAKER &C0,,Dorchester, Mass. | Ssstity draged out of bed/and rushed into hie | Pusinews ow with dazzling brightness. “A const having | Tet! Pegton el iegie nom arwasmeeoo. | NE, FRUICIS Tare | . ” u clothes. This imaginative idea was heightened ‘THE DISTRICT REFUNDING BILL. \ ge Lt ge een ehaer ae t alabety ERG sa 1424-26 Penn. ava. | yy {kT reader and trance edi | * ae somewhat by the fact thai his feet were pushed | After the doors were reopencd at 2 p.m. Mr. | ecivatand Genel teen To ene cited theme | Forfa AND Site. wae Deca at rie Hours Seow : eu, ieteeen eeleee i -mn. Mr. | selves an rom the wine le MB. Ax oP. = : wi jours to Bo'e | a.m. 12-00 noon, BEECHAM'S PILLS TexenpLinches farther through his pantaloon-| Ingalls called attention to the necessity of mak-| stood before the bridal couple. Cigarsand | Office hours: 10 to 1 dais 47" Masmechiueetivars, PIANOS AND ORGANS. __| "= —___ mts | FF ce ot suburian train see time tables tobe hed CHAM “Masiety,” but which is how the prover copes | ing provision for the payment of $3,900,000 | coffee were served, and the oigurs were lighted | a7 AN A a3 | Prethsine renuine ant batt Ee EE ONLY | "TEacept Sunday. “Daily. $Sunday onty. , Prope 3 . by an electrical lighter, while the coffee was | Actes ate in this city, Docu With hea] | sgAkxaxe cuiled for and checked from hotels am@re “CTWE GREAT ENGLISH > for a meek and lowly follower of the bonds of ‘the District of Columbia falling due . " ‘edium in this city; bucu with veil and | sdences by Union Pranator ¢ Cure BILIOUS and Farmers’ Alliance. in Joly, 1891, and July, 1802. ‘The bill passed | Tediricat heater. ‘The apeschoa that ere : Tar Leaprso Ixernvaesre, Tiare. “ands oot Ue Mais ates os | “pe Higa Fee a ate get 1801, and July, electric fr. 5 di. mystery : " a Nervous ILLS. SENATOR BLAIR IN REPOCR. by the House providing tor refunding these | made were libersily applautied. by an electrical | M188 AMY ¢. LEAVITT TO! DECKER BROS.’ PIANOS. tervess tn Dumpess;renmovee Sealy SeaiRee colts | _ a a oon More conspicuous than any other man on the | Ponds was taken up and passed. kettle drum placed under the table. Avs the Graduate of the New England Consecratory, és Huences, advice on, yh EF 25cts. a Box. Pisssenbrrsep ie oadlpcsinnpomageemenyg REY ., moved toreconsiderthe | Company dispersed the electric curren: sett | _a2i-ekwte MND HARMONY ane a. WEBER PIANOS. ye dou Soc All"business conSdentiat Never toes | "HE GREAT OF ALL DRUGGETS. hi sccustomed place; bu> instead of being on | opgrehitill saat alegre Une ike Bones | Snorel pyrewechnte display, amid tho erimeon | \"aLUAuLe TEXT BOOKS FOW EHRNCH. neue eon nS of JOT NOTE, WEST AND SOUTHWEST 5 place, copyright , and also moved that the House | giare of which the festivities ended: V Gents for sale by’ the author, jours, a.m. to9p.m Open Sundays DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SCENERY. the alert, ready At auy moment to inject large | be Fequested fo return the ell to the Senate. : natal HOMME. “French clasges at 301 D st ESTEY PIANOS. Sittings, 500. STEEL RAILS. (| MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT. doses jumor into vest sul 6 Was e vote was taken on iter motion and tad a 4 7 . in effect oie a) alcop. His left log wer acres hie right, bis | revultedyeas 18, says 3--n0 quorum. A Sherman On His Memoirs. ‘A, © STARINS BUSINESS COLLEGH, 15 E 3t- Zale ga LELTRS 4 Hot ww, Detwoon aig ana orn | TRAIES LEAVE, WASHINGTON FROM ct Ix Prices Ox | chin was supported by his chest, and his ever- The following characteristic letter from Gen. | A. ‘n.w. Business «ourse, 3 pet month. 630 tea | RENTED AND SOLD ON INSTALLMENTS. SD STREE We have adopted the cash system of doing business. discount, which enables us to sell to you for cash at lowest prices, «a there are mo lomes in doing a cash active brain was probably dreaming of pig- call of the roll showed the presence of 47 Sens- around in his own unostentatious way; Senator Pasco wrote letters: Senator Carlisle flocked by himself; Senators Gorman and Morgan were in close communion in the rear row of democratic seats; while Senators Faulkner and Gray chatted confidentially down in front, the latter punctuating his conversation with the mastica- tion of an apple. DANIEL IN THE LION'S DEN. the diplomatic and consular appropriation bill, the only question between the two houses on , being convinced that it would be use- less to attempt any further conference on the subject. ‘The motion was agreed to. CONFERENCE REPORTS AGREED 70. The conference report on the bill for the re- organization of the artillery and infantry forces Sherman is published in the New York Ameri- recipient of the most valuable maps of Switzer- land, which are a model of excellence and pre- cision. With these maps before me I can see again the grand old Alps, snow clad with the icy glaciers, and still better the hundreds of beantifal valleys that crop up among the bills, and afford those exquisite homes that justly make the Swiss so proud of their country: Tcannot make you full return for this com- pliment, but offer the best that occurs to me in diay and eveni ; Private and class in- aud eveninus sesuions ; Private homes ir Star office, fel3-1i 5.5. Y. NEEL. claievoran and nee beer mati Yor Piteaburs and the IGNOK MARIANO MAINA VOCAL *SCHOOL— | Italian method—G19 H st. nw. ‘New York Herald—Mr. M. Maina, the Plunkett, has * Gieeming Telegram: New Fork. Sirpor Maina’s ring Telegram. fa phistopheles was full of dash and wood 23D MASS. AVE.: Di me ao ES ma sce fig: Os Pros uti wiweLt. mena | * PIANO AGENCY TO BE ry BA wd um 9885 | te Oren gd 3 . ~ u nts, prepared tor civilservice examt- TUNING AND REPAIRING. can be consulted at her ine, 10-00 a.m. daily to a ° an tan an tea and bins-eyed | Mr. Allison suggested that the call for the | can-Swiss Gazette: instions: new inet — A — jors trom Y a.m. to 9 and and St. Louis, parlor « 0 ua 2A SGUH” Sao, | mandarin “Alongside the new minister’ to| vens and nays be withdrawn and that no ‘other | flravetcaece saw or tmx Uxrrep Se Pech siden advance ee pipeocee aad SANDERS & STAYMAN, Sestuent ives. 38 Het aw. Seca” | Bie ind inspiron taba er HO A444 BOR GE syg8 | China was Senator Warren of Wyoming, his | business be done except action on conference Sr. Louis, Mo., August 28, 1875. dalGeamn* - ME, DREAMER, THE ONLY WONDERFUL hands ciasped behind his head. “He nodded | reports. Joh: sa. bmn General “ae 2 EST END ART SCHOOL, 1115 7TH ST NW FRANK BUTLER, Manager. cur S Eanatial, and German astrologer in the city. MAKE OF frequently and sometimes with such involun- resolution was reported and agreed to| Hon. John Hitz, Consul General of Switzer- | W iin, i OW kelly. ES eae ee NN X KK Sty | tary energy that it is rather strange he escaped | continuing the committee on immigration dur. | '8"4, Washington, D. C. Water coior painting, British school; life class, Mat ae SNS KK unhurt. Senator McPherson was endeavoring | ing the recess. My Dear Sir: Iam extremely obliged forthe | 48¥ morming. 7 tim | cosen 25%. CHARLES OT. Rattmmcen, | Fo gS: B. "ig tocourt slumber, and had one foot up ina ir. Hale moved, at $:30 a.m., that the Senate | Courtesy that induced you to select me asa ERLE Fe RM Ee eg hus power. | Gives names & xs & 'k Sus5 <.| neighboring chair. Senator Ransom moved | recede from the Ha cabie amendment to P featred: best Tel. Address MISB MeN On pen Dow's fail tose thustedy. Boom i, Sat ‘Niagara _ Canandaieta and Mochester daily. tor Bat- RMAKY.—NATIONAL UNIVER- | For Wilameport mre Palle 3 and K iw. Open ? to 5, Sieevitir “4 lock, bolts = of th : the inclosed order on the Messrs. Appleton JRAWING, PAINTING, PASTEL AND CRAYON all the daily. except Saturday, with To eee eee ee easenarimnee won tnger om the republican | 4am Mr, Allson preented the conference | Net Fors fo: wcopy o he “Shormea Stemotry,” | Diguattar 4a. Hits PRUHIG, Yai Feeere, ek sini Peg sin. Din. in. Shin. Sein ain. 40m, | tide than it was across the center el | report on the iogislative bill, the Soncte neon, | that have kicked us such 0 fuse. ‘Over Veerliofi's Art Btore. AL PARLORS, 127 Fa_AV._N.w. | p,, all cxcome Suni S 0 etm “SS GTS samo| PC ~ Virginin—wasin thelion’sden for some | ing from the amendments as to Senator's clerks ah great respect, 28, ou: pain < FORPHILAUELSHIX SEW YORE AND THE: * time, but finally retired to his own corner. i Ww juEuMAN, General. vewetable vapor in | * OF: Ras No. 4, Waterproof Canvas-covered Trunk, full size, . ly re and session committee clerks, and leaving them a Z an 14 21s, 210, 3:15, fuur hardwood sists on top. two all around body, steel | Many of the republicans were very inuch wide- | still at a per diem compensation. The report TEINWAY, CHASE, GABLER, BRIGGS" work at ressomeye | Tih 210 Sh ab et claps, four extra frame clamps, iron bottom, deeper | awake. Senators Manderson, Hale and Chan- | was agreed to. Foreign Topics of Interest. ‘organs and ®olians ior saje or rent. - a ‘of Pullman Cars. tray with covered bonnet box. dler were bunched and seemed to be conver-| ‘The conference report on the deficiency bill | It is believed that an important archmologi- ‘DEOOHS Music Store. —* saucer G % 9.0, 96, 96.50, 87. $7.75, 98.50. No. 3. Waterproof Canvas-covered Tranks, maleable sationally inclined. Allison was watchful, and although he has been working twenty hours howd apm yt and read. Mr. Hale said that nearly all the items in dispute had been ar- gal “find” has just been made in Rome. Near the bridge of St. Angelo, constructii EPRIGHT PIAKO 1s Ti Preservation of five natural teeth a specialty. @3i1toal 2:00. ‘while clamps, hardwood cleats top, bottom and sides, large | day for the past week had the appearance of works for the embankment of the Tiber, a c with ene, tonal GUSTAVUS K. BROWN Fast Paprese 10 Ce eee ae size bolts, Vietor lock, irom bottom, two trays, linen | one who was “fresh as a daisy.” Another wake- ‘TRE COPYRIGHT BILL AGAIN. umn was discovered bearing an inscription COLUMBIA CONRERVATORY OF MUBIC, pA Bes ores as cul. 5:40 iimed al through. ‘The cheapest Two-tray Linen-lined |ful one was Senator McMillan; he walked Mined commemorating games that were held every $15 PENNSYLVANIA AV} ———- oe ee. Stange. 3:15 p.m. every, ‘Trunk tat around considerably and thus prevented his | | The disenssion upon Mr. Pasco's motion to | One hundred years to celebrate the founding of | PIANO A SPECIALTY. WIN HART, | Haniman iwetba ee ey Cy with ats of Ik 86.50, $7.73, $8.50, 89.25, 810, s11. senses from succumbing to the demands | Feconsider the vote agreeing to the conference | the city, and also an ode written by Horace for : Pal | based mpun the REE DENTAL ISFIRMABY “TEETH FILLED | Snr direct tranaer ‘to, Pullen, sta Xo, 2 Naerproot Canvas-covered ‘Trunks, extre | of @ tired system. Senators Stockbridge, Platt, | report on the copyright bill occupied the at- | the occasion. ‘The authorities will not allow | § 2.02p2,4,45,D, ee . pep heavy stee! clamps, brass Excelsior lock, better «rade canvas, linen lined, two trays, extra quality through- out $2.50, 98.25, 89, 89.75, @10.50, 81%, $13.50. No. 1, Waterproof Cany: Trunk. Asuperior ‘Trunk in every respect. By all odde the best Trunk of this style made anywhere. % 0, 81. $12 813, 814.50, $16 GEXUISE LEATHER COVERED TRUNKS. LAST HOURS OF INGALLA. In Mr. Plumb’s seat, and almost immediately beneath the clock, which was steadily ticking out the last fow hours of his career, was Sena- Xo. G. a good sized Trank, hard wood slatson top | tor Ingalls. His term of office was to expire tention of the Senate at intervals up to the hour of taking « recess. Mr. Pasco complained that notwithstanding. his motion the bill bad been hurried to the Vice President and had received the Vice resident's signature and was now fr. awaiting the President’ 5 had soon ti, View Fespident, be ‘eth, and teed any one to see the fragment until the archwol- ogists have completed their examination. Parliament has instituted a scientific inquiry into the causes of the dense fogs in London and a method to clear the atmosphere. The first lord of the British admiralty ie in favor of maintaining the English navy so as to hold the fighting supremacy in every part of world. : i without cept | double fertiase actuss Dew Nork city” cost juaterial, St Isto, Hst."n.w. Dental. Db For Atlantic City, 42 15 p-m, week days, 1135p. $ Sunday, Fre k el ou and dS0 00, a.m. 12 F My Artistic oT DRCOMATIVE A KT. Planes forren:. sud body. and hand wood cleats om bottom: iron bot- | within nine hours, and it did not take «| In the meantime the conference ‘The pope on Monda7 received congratulations | N 3 ; tom, solid brass lock, deep tray with covered tounet | Physiognomist, to ine that the features | the agricultural ap alee, Behan weal | ucoates occriacn of ths slg camitoreaey | ean a cmt every well now Som Sei ans ein Seime Soam: | eee, Sate and vituperatively inclined | agrocd to and a partial conference, report on | oP tie pe ee ed crac = wOre.&. |-was- throug! ney ry wr confer- | and lected to the ‘the death a 0 SH T8750 | wittrall-of-thie-foolishness ex Be ence being ordered. of Pope Pius LX, being drowned pope Massh NOpTany Ry Ne. 5, langer size, with iz Sa new seat (the one for-| The Senate then took a recess till 9 a.m. 1878. A pe receiving the visit of hace} as _—aeel_!, " | ceaatkaeneta on tarcectelince ooeeet rake harper eS tae *EMCT a ortnana, Ttpn week dae c c church in present ; " a ~ OOO. WE ak 9875. ga.so, | Mumber which was by phantoms of | The House continued its sitting anti alittle Toner mith doe. pooltion ot. the chrurce tn the Be Spencer! Farid Peaamatp, POTOMAC RIVER BOATS. : i Peid- 20 race ore nS samen 4 22", ume compartments | generations to come, pale gard from | after 6 o'clock last evening, then, after a recess | days of Pope Gregory. ‘The pope said that he | - Mepoot of Mechanical and Archit wing. 0. re Lose = lock. “iarear Reoessary indulgence in adulterated until $40, p.m. resumed work, continuing ite| was gratified at ‘tho of the fuith in | | Searig quarteriy Titaliment mine. Day | NOREOLE AND OLD IX ; Sig be DROME, | 240, 9:0 en oats ee be ae eae ret OTe ny le Rot agree with | session without recess. After Tax Sran's report nd. He also said that if God spared him | #ud nut sessions. “Write or call for iilustreted en go ty Seg ition Sharician tn the city. _ Dr BROTHERS, | gyi0. cna Sas ofan Mo. 2 aratonn, very bat quality made: Eaewinior | SSMMOT TOONS ‘aest ahoroghly “aresiet: | closed Yesterday the conference, report on the | until his epiacopal jubuoe he would devote part HENRY ¢, SPENCER LLB. Pomcipa | Pugh cat nica” sino pores | Bsc enrenaes Snmegrenmete tek, cure bnery hn ne bu and mrs | ie" was” generally Iaterererd tn | siplomatic and consular appropria of the offering he might reeev suppres aalia BEEN Fee y nvcoresi, cardia Sear on tone #10, $i, siz, 813, git. nae ae eich, Sse ernsktered, American consuls in Italy stato that the and tor Z qualty, AT FIVE O'CLOCK IN THE MOBNIXG - ‘The shove Nat only gives « very faint idesof the} By So’clock the gallery wudience had faded ‘various styles and qualities that we make. Prices all slong the line are lower than ever befure. Straps and dmarking free. Mepairing property and promptly dows. . TOPHAM'S, 1231 PENN. AVE. §.W. BEB.—These are every-day prices with us. _ fe@7-dtf ——————— ———— Bust Boos, out until there were but few spectators left, and ‘most of them would have been in parks or half- finished buildings but for the warm opportun- ity a generous Senate so gracioi vouchsafed them. A number of Senators who had been re- [mn tren cap ay my eye riper MEMORANDUMS, INVOICE AND SCRAP BOOKS, ged, frequent in vain, to break the menstony COPYING BOOKS, PRESSES AND STANDS, PaPER AXD ENVELOPES FINE STATIONERY, and enforced insomnia with about “forty winks.” AX ALL-NIGHT JOB FOR THE VICE PRESIDENT. ‘The Vice President remained at the Capitol throughout the night,but was not visible to any op} nities for the development of trade ~— Italy and the United States are ex- The Marquis de Breteuil and Miss Lita An insane man in one of the cars of the Dub- ENGRAVING AND lin mail train yesterday stabbed five of his fel- i save those whose business ealled them into the low passengers. Snare Vico President's room. Senators Aldsich and EASTON & RUPP, Dolph presiding and allowed Mr. Mor- ‘undisturbed on a lounge “far from i TH ST. ¥.' Ppt rowland be (pier | OProsiTE oFricn both the most vigorous: oratory. Corey —_ The Vice Preeidestarose shordy beforeS o clock and indulged ins “constitutional” up and down , the private Qneo or twice he peered pe ln atone BS outing fre pee AND FIEST-CLASS CUT FLOWERS. a cide, bat he maw nothing t= the an Fo | FINE DECORATIONS AND HOUSE PLANTS, | 4.008, ' = at A RECESS FOR BATH AND BREAKFAST. STUDER'S At 6:05 Mr. Allison convinced the Senate ee ORs. a pelpalOmice bourse Stop as ‘Tux seruirz scuoot, oF Laxavaces, 7 14th mt. aw. ta and Reliable Physician, | Cas be consulted datty Vet weve 435 and i ‘Prompt nr “ALNi _pustvess |" y'Fulttan"Vewibule cars at 100 cme par- in Chic », Con xpress tar to Ne . 940 a.m. dat ‘Sunday. Serine grt Fi cally cooage Sundag.