The evening world. Newspaper, January 10, 1895, Page 5

NEW CURRENCY BILL, Administration Will Not Give Up the Fight Springer Has a Talk with Cleveland and Carlisle. Another Measure Soon to Be Intro- duced. WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.—Notwith- standing the reverse suffered by the Carlisle Currency bill in the House of Representatives yesterday, there is to be no abandonment of the effort to secure currency legislation. Tt is stated by a gentleman convers- ‘ant with the facts that a new measure, having Executive approval, will be in- troduced in the House in about two weeks. This length of time will be allowed to elapse in order that the confusion and excitement attending the struggle over the first bill may be allayed and & new start made under more favorable conditions, It is probable that Mr. Bpringer will not direct the course of the new measure, as the desire will be to ur as far possible from any loss of Deeition attaching to the old measure, sion part of tala tuation b: igurate, policle framed are not tien known. To some extent it will follow the old bill, with such changes as the expert: ence of the recent debate showed to be desirable. It is pointed out that the Vote of 1% to nye Is an adv is felt that concessions can be made | securing the adhesion of a number of jrembars whose Coed iy has bee: yd on specific objections. It is sald, however, het, there will be no concession in the of a surren- der to, the silver Clement, tf they push their demands to the point of remonetis. ing silver at a ratio of 16 tol. It is that the coneHiation of this radical ele- ment is not deemed nece: although a8 there will be every desire to accept the | assistance of those silver men who will aid ih meeting the emergency, Whi this general plan is well defined, it has not yet been communicated to House leaders, and ts not. eT tore @ subject of comment among them, Other sub: Jects have been taken up by them, and there is apparent Unanimity, tn in opinion | A that the currency question closed. Mr. Springer. who was in char eof | the Carlis'e Currency bill in the House, spent some time this mornin a Pres- ely, When Mr, ‘Springer House Tater, he would not retary further ‘han to say Witt! pete abatement. inthe etfore’ to rency legislation. accepted by members as not ig Mr. Springer's view. but as Senaitely eterminl ng Adminis- seo weit go ahead with the Salley it has undertaken. “Mr. Springer ‘says. he knows of ho new bill, although the prea- ent bill will be shaped to meet objections and,command support; “But,” added Springer, ‘no con- cession will go to the extent, of silver go at the ratio of 16 to a SENATE WILL Go SLOW. nce Committee Not Likely to Take Currency Action, yecial to The Evening World.) WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.—The Ben- ate Finance Committee went into ression at From conversation with {ts members it was learned that the session will not result in im- mediate action, the disposition being to await still further the course of the House and suggestions from the Ad- ministration, Nothing was decided up- on. Special session talk is heard on ev- ery side The Republican members “of the Senate Finance Committee, exclud- ing Benator Jones, | of | Nevada, who is not now classed as a Publican, wre socconfitent that no. satis: factory ‘financial legislation can be en- acted at this sersion, that they are in- Clined to edvise ‘that efforts be eonfined to the passage of a bill {increasing the taxon beer $1 a barrel, with a corresponding change in Cus Toms duties on beer. This would add over $30,000.00 a year nd relleva the Treasury ‘ge share re of the Grainage which they ascribe as much to dedcleney'in revenue as to an export de- mand fo ¥F langers of gold go ‘The Republican members of the Senate Finance Committee are still of the opinion that the probability of bygng- | of N ing forward any financial measure rests upon the Administration and its sup- | . They hold also that ime Is too Brier « logistation before the fourth of March. he other hand it is of opinion by increasing the revenues of the Government is feasible 1d the increased tax on beer Is, as ted, deemed the simplest way to secure it. But this would be a revenue ‘and must needs originate in the among them that re ‘A month o Chairman Wilson, of the Ways and ‘Means Committee, was op- ones to a tax on beer, but at present he Is non-committal, and is inclined to the opinion that such a tax should be for limited period, as in his Judgment G Srnment revenues from present sources Will'be ample after the first of May. HILL ASKS “FOR DELAY. ‘onside: Clause Pontponed, (Spectal to The Evening World.) WASHINGTON, Jan, 10.—Senator Hill, in the Senate this morning, asked that! gency De- ficiency bill. so far as the income tax collection clause 1s concerned, be carried rel insisted that consideration proceed on the consideration of the over until next week, Senator Coc the bill without postponement Senator Morgan urged the claims of the Nicaragua Canal bill for early dis- a 4 division was forced, resulting it he ‘taking up ceed in defeating the income tax Tection clause Mr. Blanchard (Dem., La.) asked for 6 Yee and way vote on an amendment by the Committee regarding the recoin- of ins, Mr, Blanchard say- ved by the iliver ite th ‘aph as pai Highest of all in Leavening Power.—1s-col .o Gov't axcport gyal BSOs. 5 = | House permitted the coinage of the un- whereas the amendment of the | Genate Committee | ir recol The vote re-) @ negative vote of North Carolina, who was elected President pro tempore of the Senate during the absence of Mr. | Harris, of Tennessee, resigned that posi- tion to-day and effe: Senator Ransom, (Special to The Evening World.) ‘WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.—Pennsylvania Republican members of Congress discuss \the split between Senato1 Martin with bated breath, juences of a fight to the its certain revelations of crookedness and corruption. would visit fhe fe fate of Tamman;: Ww d Mr. Carlisle, meeting | upon, not only the phia_ Republican combine, throughout the POST-OFFICE PLANS READY. ‘Will Be Sent oO: from Washington This Month, (Spectal to The Evening World.) WASHINGTON, Dayton learned this morning that the Grawings for, the $9,000 improvements oai-OMice have photographed to be sent out to bidders as soon as the niet clerk ‘Kemper, of the Supervising office, say; ments for bida will be possib: INLAND svaanan BILL. Will Restore Old Rul troduced Thi 10.—Postmaster nent “out by Jan. ___ THE WORLD: THURSDAY KVENI JANUARY’ 10, 1895, Public Sentiment Takes Another Crack at ‘the Policy of Compromise and Concession. _ TRIMMED HATS. Special Offer for Friday and Saturday. We have selected from our Stock about Seventy-five Hats, handsomely trimmed in the newest styles, formerly marked from $92 98} 58 West 23d Si. eral Interference in Strikes. “Government by Injunction” En: dangers the Republic. (Bpeclal to The Evening World.) WASHINGTON, restore to the Steamboat Inspection ser. wer to make rules respecting | Capital punishment is of any substan- inadvertently re- ising the inter re Flonal rules ov thy road ats pounced exclusively “Thi | On the labor question he advi Edmunds Argues on Interstate Law | lation that will prevent laborers from afternoon in behalf of * charges upon the public, Reviewing the me i the Inter-State Commerce Supreme Court in the construction of the lon tate Commerce Act, rd by the full bench with Jackion, who ls atiil il! | mains to be gettled whether the Presi- (Spectal to The Evening World.) WASHINGTON, Jan 10.—A large delegation | #0Me law, hi York City produce and commission men | a power sia, If the ucts of ¢ ‘ba it the Grout bill, Y which each Bt fd the Gm WL, Malet iiss? of aaity’ penton | Stead. unchallenged and snus, ferme formulate and enact any sound ‘as subject to State lawe Gen, Banks's Widow Penni 10.—The President has fe We will pid seed Wwidan of Major-en. Nathaniel F. | cenivey Woor montrolted any | by class and corporate tncer UNION LEAGUE POLITICS. y for a Power Club Men W | ciple Although there Is only one ticket In aid that there may be altans of Repub seation At omeers of the Union aeeae Club, which tuker piace torn! zh jon of Income Tax there 1s. Vo. aun that thelr rewentme nt by and Emerson Tt will advocate | by the Legislature of the ¥ in the Dil,’ There ie res ting out the we belief that Senator Hill, will suc- 1 Ferry Company. Bakin Powder lature to-day, In it he asks whether tlal benefit to sociaty, and asks if it | should be abolished entirely. ig| The State revenue system and the will go to Assistat Secre tary | police and udict co) o cago Sha will be introduced in ff AG) SPAISE, GoNrte EC saaD he deciares to be giants of Injustice. legis- being brought into the State in squads to displace an equal number, who, eud- denly thrown ou of work, become reat strikes and their effect, he ays: “We should not have anarcgy. It re- dent can, at his pleasure, send troops Jinto any ett , town or hamlet in the a country under pretense of enforcing et between th t and those ¢ ar of Rus- xident are to his re pow f the Presi Banperor WE-lam or, Precedent, then We have underge plete change in our form t and whatever 6 keep up in the future republic 1% over. a matter of sp regret to our patriotic citizens that this freo institutions should — ha truck Ly a President who wa In powe loca by 4 party that hi 5 “government @ carats) prin: nore than a century The message attacks “sovernment. by Injunctions” as destroy . 1 the arrests for, at the Ac blended with the fons. Idess of Just a mere handmaid for the con the At Al pleasure a multitude ¢ A "| WANTS TO RETRACT EULOGY. Minne ernor © Preanur 8. D., Jan. 10. erwor appeared before both Hous' the Legislature last evening, and that his eulogy of State Tre: jlor, in his antual message be stricke }out, and tor early legislation tn regard | t@, finances, learned \Bhate funds van Lette |and Speaker Howard are ainong g the prom: | ana Poeaeet valved as andsiaen... Th ‘ie National Hank of New York bol: orduc tna, jG \payment, Pur thore, junde to meet, “0 Pat wats of the ate { State Treasurer Tay) $50, 0, 18,50 eae $7.00 to $10.00 each, which we offer for two days at... ALTGELD'S MESSAGE, i22 Dink, aud the payable here. We have no doubt that | black and navy boucle,chin- chilla and imported chev- v| tots and vers, and e Treasurer had default-| navy and brown Si ere pteie had | cloths, in short and medium with and without velvet collars, perfect tailor Sune witheus audeate | flnish; from tme to time) single Capes, in best quality trimmed in Illinois Governor Denounces Fed= | tie ‘holders of the secure, us they _ {in relation + ne jhankers do, wh in SPRINGFIELD, I, Jan. 10.—Gov, Alt- | Tay geld’s meesage was read to the Legis- | “too much polittes.”* FRAUD tia SIDES. Donnelly and MeArdte salt Barrett, in Supreme Court to-day, denied an a ree for # resettlement of the chael which | ment of a partnershiy with Mc. On the triak it w had heen engaged in and the ¢ Established in 1854. Premier: CALIFORNIA : WINES. *: uced from be by ourscives "WOLD BY ALL Deas - THE SITUATION AT WASHINGTON. PA RE ational Bank | h Dakota has ate Warrants are made and oth tons, Mr. ‘Taylor had Bank of was Presid edfield, kept iness matt n the | nin the city. His last own broker sald this mo fefaleation was the r Thrown Out. iy against P gumitted en both sites action. be © was thrown out through hie at nin the ‘aro, a manuta 1 Find sin Cr BRAND foreign vai to double. offer wines Beg to announcs they have the entire siock of uit their stock is NEW, BR ld established houses of th first clanss, KR GARMENTS for ladies isd are repre ER and a host of ably xq minted SILK WAI dressiest st that ca IMPORTED CAPES. These ments are treme! fie lower in price than ever before heard of, ne tiring a choice ga ment miss this chance. 450 Ladies’ Golf Capes, in best imported double faced che- al nd 300 Short Double in finest black cheviot and melton, Md hiy trimmed Cheviots, 5.98), t been kept with this styles, in double capes ‘a fouth Dak: warrants is| cloth, worth $13.50, for. _atticial account of State | 975 Ladies’ i High-Class Black Dress Silke ‘ount with this bank, and! jangihs, that other out-of-town! black cheviot, marten fur, we have black rd nothing irom him since tively worth $21.50, for. n- | Handsome Double Capes of It was a| London with upper cape and Neliat in Thibet fur, lined throughout, worth $2 150 Short Velour Capes, rately braided and jetted, circular sweep; also 100 Double Capes, In pest quality piush trimmed opossum fur, ponLiyaly It wae dismissed because fraud | worth $28.75, for.. naples oe » from Russian yards, | trimmed very full 7 }165. pi cost to daipert $125.00 pair, reduced to Renaissance beautiful cancers oe $35.00 pair, reduced to. Mitehane ia Conrt, Brussels Lace Curtains, ex- Rowenbleg, “ot (G1 -Oavoras. sires clusive patterrs, worth 26,00 pair, reduced to. Marie Antoinette Lace Cur- tains, formerly sold at 29,00 pair reduced to French double faced, all colorings. (4, 98 * $5.00 Fine Viet Kid Boots. ...+.+5 (2, 98 , worth duced to Satin Faced Derby full width and length, worth $25.00, 1 aoe. Mote the aitaieass Betweea Lich‘enstein’s Price ge Si. s » to evening 00 5 N :29 2 5 5 5 9 Imported ‘Hronnots and Round Hats $1.98 Cuticle Knives Faper imported Lo ° PLO Oo a? oye- w OW 0 Gros. Bauln anh {roe Qc. | siti Marquise Gola” iinw SIXTH aan AND 23D | ST. i ll THE SALE OF THE CENTURY. HRICH BROTHERS "" J. LICHTENSTEIN & SONS $172,500.0 BY FAR THE CHOICEST iio BEST SELECTED STOCK EVER PLACED ON SALE IN THIS Gry. | This unparalleled sale is not remarkable for LOW _PRIC fact that TH! GOODS are STRICELY SELECT and HIGH Cia ‘the 'T o laid in a mammoth stock no STREET TRADE. RTED GOODS is far AN TLES, PAIS ows and eae. Gown ace bi a erials and work and the beet lower prices ti enormous LINES OF SILKS DER REGULAR PRICES; such PORE for magnificent sllk fabrics were never pence h ss AL EIGN DRESS GOODS, witch are 0} y—the ten st and pi t OU for and C! TS and COATS for BOYS a Wiel: are all to be fo in our ieore ON SALE TO-MO) HILDE ed by a personal We have not enumerated ever, to say that you ¢ ids of FANCY ARTICLE S, TOILE’ yt ‘Ss, NENT ALE ERINO UNDERWEAR, & only a few short months a é N ny TH nted in the superb collecti rN ERY eet her celebrities are offered at far Q fe. \ UNDENIABLY THE LOWEST PRICES EVER QUOTED IN AMERICA: RICH SILKS. |Men's Furnishings. CHOICEFURS,. Furs of the finest lese ‘than the reel of inferior grades. hese The prices at which we (BLACK). closeout the Men's warauns Thousands of dollars worth ing stack of Messrs, J. Licht. 4 | | enstetn Sons will bring the of Rich Silks, Black Silks, Gnods within the reach orthe most modest purse, And in every instance the quality and ever; style of the goods offered will prices never before heard Sppcal to the fastidious taste of for such lities. the usual patron of the mos ae Ruta tushionable haberdasher. jot Pure atin Rhad- lee ame, rich black, fine lustre; ET ee tue Lichtenstein’s ‘price 5c. 39c Bees a have been Lie. ‘d, one REV TORE ETS 19, and 26¢c., will be sold lot assorted weaves in Black each at Fancy Silks, Satin Duch- Cufts to go with above, esse, Satin Damas, Black bat pales Giaccone mG a Crystals, “Black Taffeta, mn af &c., &e,, sold by Lichten- Betentire: atoek of importa Collars, including Welch, stein from $1.00 to $1.26 69 i yard, at IG) Margetson & Co. and other famous makers, —_were in fancy and lain weaves, marked 80c., will be sold sold by Lichtenstein at each at. ...s.seeee from $1.25 to $5.00 yard; Cuffs to go with above per our price from 59e, i, 98 to see eeeeeeeee The entire stock of fine Cus- tom-made Shirts, both plain and with collars and cuffs 1] 1 Ss attached, were marked $2 and $2.5 (PLAIN AND FANCY.) each at. The entire stock of Imported lot Crystal Silks, plain and and Domestic Neckwear, changeable, all very beau- including every approved tiful colorings. sold by shape, and made only from Lichtenstein at $1 0 yard; 69 the choicest atlks, were our price will be c and fancy Silks and Satins, sola by Lichtenstein at from 69c, to 85e. yard; our * 29 PEIOS, p12 -vondsncedventins c ‘ (COLORED 10,000 yards Scotch Cheviots, in several different color- | ings, ona ot the greatest ton Boots 2 : mixed dress goods; a 59c, quality at.. . Meo sess unene ear ‘ 6,600 yards French Cash- Mises! fine Dongola (. QB meres. Armures, Benga- Shoes: pata lines, Velours and several 2 95 other fan Ly G0c. per yar eae 88c. | (BLACK.) Boys’ Solid Leather 7,500 yards English Storm 1.29 Serge, French Henriettas, ‘satin Fancy Armures, Silk Gloria { 59 and French Serges; these $2.00 Ladies’ Oxford Slip- i. { p Children's Spri Ladies’ Ext lipp! o4 inches wide and are noid to $1 9.60). $4.00 Men’s fine Calfskin 2 45 goods measure from 45 to a shee 8 styles Ladies Rut 95 ‘om The. Poe, ; C. cur pric All-Wool in fancy mix: lk and velvet . eloth and ds, sizes 6 { bordiers. 61,59 silk lined by toll rate the’ leading a ew Makes, including R. & G., f Po& N, and GB. " sethooks Imported Corsets, 1 iver Nati cluding P.D.. all shad hers : 3. La ant Lichtens ather Combina thers, Letter Corset... Seals, Fin © 25 One lot at, oe aby's Bt and ampl preanes, mai ses) retthy fim: wiih choice” ingerts i omy and edging.. si om 24 Blade Knives... ve, Bile aca Hen ikerchiets gho, Bilk Muttle: Formorly of Twanty-third Street, @ Near Sixth Ava. bought byes OR ABOUT 60 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. Es reductions in weenie’, mn included pREOM: Bey Halt heel JE RE OF ais China Seal, Natria and Brook Mink Muff Lichtenstein’s price $2.60; Animal Neck Boarts, length, extra fine qual: of mink, stone psig: 6 Persian lamb; Lichten- stein’s price, $9.50; ours,. Collarettes of Chinchilla, Mink, Baum Marten, Per- sian lamb and Alaska Seal, handsomely lined; Lichten- stein’s price from $50.u. to $65.00; ours. Tea Gowns & Vinge Gowns are to be ficed to-morrow and an _opportunit to one at about lar prices will net is probability, occur Don’t mise ee: 0, will be sold 1 60 erie tewsy 6/000 Shosse ‘Wrepuecs ot Gr incot desirable striped and figured outing flannel, made very prettily and trimmeg with tancy braid, all sizes, Lichtenstein’s price $2.15, 000 English Outing Flannel ‘Wrappers, in light and dark colers, very prettily trime med: also German Bider~ down Bath Robes; Lich- tenstein's price $3.25, ours Ladies Underwear, Words are inadequate to describe @ choice assortment in this ment. Among the bargains we mention one only, as follows: 50,000 pleces fine Including plain 29c., 38c. and 48. 3 | beautifully hand embroid- including embroid- ered Corset Covers, high low neck, handsome embroidered Flower Skirts and Underskirts, beautiful embroidered Chemises, square and yoke front; and hand - embroidered Night Robes, value $1.75 to $3.50, now made up into four et, as follows, each.... weaves; value ° 29 rly. Cc s and Ours. Were are Some of Them Woodbury's Facial Soap, at ‘abeskin Soap, * swanisdowin Paws Water Bottles, at Box 'F Eaveiires, all tints, Box Paper and Laiies toves’ every ‘nove ‘smb. Handkerc! 9G | whic. Ladies Border Hendk xri AVENUE AND 2 ih