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NO LEX “HIS LETTER TO - —_———. wiNG FOR BROOKLYN, Wray's Resolation for an In. Vestigation Likely to Be Adversely Reported. SHIEREN 19 OPPOSED TO IT Ho Thinks the Mayor Should ‘Be Given Power to Un- earth Corruption AINSWORTH. It Is Interpreted as Paving the Way for a Power of Re- moval Bill. (Special to The Evening Wop.) ALBANY, Jan. 30.--Brooklyn {s not to be Lexowed after all. Mayor Schieren, who asked for his opinion as to the necessity for @ legislative inquiry into the affairs of the city, has written a letter to Chair- man Ainsworth, of the Assembly Com- mittee on Ways and Means, in which he says that an investigating committee is Rot necessary, although he admits that there are a great many things relating to previous administrations that he would like to find out about. ‘The Mayor was asked if he approved of Assemblyman Wray's resolution, pro- viding for the appointment of an Inves- tigating Committee, and it was gener- % ally understood that his ylews would govern the action of the Assembly on the resolution. As the Mayor does not approve of it. it will probably be ad- Yersely reported. The Mayor's letter is ‘as follow BROOKLYN, Jan. 29, 1895. orth, Chaitman Ways and Lecelpt of your letter of the 24th inst. concerning a resolution introduced in the Assembiy by Mr. Wray and referred to your Committee, In response to your request for my views on that resolution, T would say that while I am desirous that any matter of past or present cor- Tuption in thia city or county should be Invest! ed and exposed and the guilty parties led to Hon. Danforth BE Ali Jshment, yet to my view of the whole situa- tion it does ni me necessary oF ex- pedient that a tavestigating ¢om- Mittee should be appointer To my mind, all purposes of @ local investigation | here be bem and sufficiently provided for by conferring upon the Mayor of the city continuous time, of from time to time, elther y of by means of a commission, At etrerg should mye full pore fo ae yrsonn and. papers. Yours. respect fully, CHARLES A. SCHIEREN, Mayor. Mayor Schieren's letter meets with general approval by the Brooklyn dele- Ls f the members of which t 8 desire ¢o of Removal” though he has a des're. WOULD EXCLUDE REPORTERS. Senator 0'C: or's Resolution Met Vigorous Opposition, (Special to The Evening World.) ALBANY, Jan. %.—When the Senate met this morning, Mr. Edmund O'Con- nor, who represents a country district somwhere up. the State, moved that the rule relating to persons entitled to the privileges of the Senate Chamber be religiously enforced, so as to include newspaper reporters, He said the re- porters interfered with the deliberations ‘of the Senate. His motion was vigorously opposed by Benators Cantor, Guy and Sullivan, who informed Senator O'Connor in mast vig: orous English that the newspaper re porters were quite as important in the public aye as the Senator himself. Mr. O'Connor's motion finally went over without action, although the at- tendants of the Senate were instructed not to permit reporters to disturb the sanctity of the statesmen while the Benate was in session. Senator “Tim” Sullivan made a mo- tion, which he afterwards withdrew. that the newspaper reporters be pro- tected against the Senators. (eS AFTER THE RAILROADS. Bradley Wants to Know About In- creases in Capital Stock, ALBANY, Jan, 90.—In the Senate this morning Senator Bradley offered the fol- lowing resolutions: Whereas, Tne law requires that all increased capital stock of railroads shall be first author- fxed by the Ratlroad Commissioners; therefore, Resolved, That the Rallroad Commissioners ré what ratlrow have so Increased their capital stock t the amount of capital at the time, the Increase allowed and the Commiasion- | ers voting for such Increase, Whereas, It appears from the Board of Rall- road Commi report that certain ral Foads have increased their stock since 1883; there- days a fement owing how. su sed. capital. stock has Seon ured, sold or otherwise disposed of, and Row auch proceeds hmave™ been paid” out,” with the’ names of all parties who. Nave been paid {sume of over $26 and. for what purpose. This is almed particularly at the Brook- lyn street rallways. ON POLICE + SURGEON'S. Provide for Them oat in the Hi ALBANY, Jan. 9.—In the Assembly this morning under the reports of com- mittees, Mr. McKeown moved to recom- mit Mr, Schulz's bill providing for the appointment of seven police surgeons by the Police Commissione: The mo- tlon was Jost, Mr, Horton's bill prohibiting prixe- fights and sparring exhibitions, was or- dered to third reading, Mr. Reinhard presented a resolution to Congress requesting the United Btates Congress to pass the bill classifying postal employees and fixing salaries; opted. “Mir. Sanger requested to be relieved from serving | on, the committee ap- pointed to Investigate the Brookly! trolley strike. Mr. Banger sald he wi a stockholder in one of the companier ‘The request was granted, and Mr. Smith, of Herkimer, Was appointed in his place. Adjourned to Thursday at 11 A. M. MOST HEALTHFUL. A. B. C. ster MOST ECONOMICAL. NEVER EQUALLED SINCE ITS CEREAIS MFG, CO, 3 Murmy ot, B. ¥. in Albany such! THOSE POLICE BILLS.|BROCKWAY | The Hearing Set Down for To- Day Postponed for One Week. Or. Parkhurst and the LXX. Pro Against “ Railroading” the Bills. = Lexow Says “the King of New York”? Cannot Incite Him. ALBANY, Jan, 90.—The Lexow Com- mittee hi taken an adjournment until next Wednesday, when the three police bills of Senator Lexow will be given a hearing. The hearing was set for 2 o'clock to~ but owing tothe dissatisfaction expressed owing to the dissatisfaction expressed by Dr. Parkhurst and members of the Committee of Seventy over the short time allowed them for preparation to Present arguments against the biils, the adjournment was ordered. ‘The hearing was uot decided upon until Boss Platt came to Albany on Mon- day, and then hurried notices were sent to Dr. Parkhurst and the other reform- ers that they sight come up to Albany to-day and deliver their opinions on the bills. Senator Lexow said shortly after the Senate met that he would probably move for a postponement of the hearing. He penten his respects to Dr. Park- Hurst and the Committee of Seventy: Why talk about Thomas Platt being the boss of New York? He is not in it with these people. They pretend to represent the people of New York City in everything and without consulting them, Dr, Parkhurst's letter does not aurprise me. After his exhibition In Chicago I shall not be surprised at any- thing he doe “I note with interest that he gave his letter addressed to my committee to the newspapers before he sent It ‘That does not surprise me.” Senator Lexow made planation on concerning the action of his committee ‘in setting the public hearing on his Police bill for this afternoon, He said notice was given more than two weeks 0 that such a hearing would be grant- |, although the date was not fixed. Ife was of the opinion that Dr, Park- hurst_ and other New York reformers who desired to be heard on the bill had been given ample tme in which to pre- pare themselves, The Senator said he was willing to concede any reasonable demand, but he did not think that a postponement of the hearing was justi- led. He called attention to Dr. Park- hurst’s letter in the newspapers, and | pronounced it to be emphatic. ‘The Senator declared mont vigorously that ke wauld not be incited by any man, “whether he was the uncrowned King of New York City, as Dr. Park- hurst evidently belleves ‘himeelf to be, jor a private citizen.” ‘The Senator sald afterwards that the hearing would F dperay fo on at 2 o'clock, but as far as he had been in- formed Charles T. Smith, of the Cham- ber of Commerce, would be the only New Yorker to appear. Mr. Smith tele- @raphod yesterday asking for @ hearing. B. Franklin Webb, acting as special messenger, left for Albany last night bearing a’ letter to Ci by which is signed by Mes P Pale opal and Moss. The letter is a follows: “As Tepresenting the people of this city, with whose sentiments upon the Present situation we are thoroughly conversant, we desire courteously, but indignantly, to protest against the pre- cipitancy “with which you propose to crowd through the police bills now under consideration You are certainly aware of the intense concern which this city feels in the matter, and of the ar- rangements that are how being made to give the public an opportunity to voice itself next Monday evening, and the Phenomenal haste with which you are acting Is easily producing here the con- viction that you are afraid to face the expression of the popular judement. ‘We demund that free and ample time be given to make known at Albany the popular (ucemene of this city, an to present bills, now in course of prepa- jration, embodying our views. The pre: ent bills are in our judgment entirel, | Inadequate to meet the case as made out by the report of the investigating com- mittee, Dr. Parkhurst will not appear in Al- bany to-day before the Senate Com- mittee having in charge the new bi- Partisan police bills. “I will certainly not go," Dr. Park- hurst said last night, "Not until this afternoon did we receive word that the hearing had been set for to-morn The time is totally Inadequate for prep- aration. “I suppose the bill allows the Gov. ernor to appoint the Police Commi sloners because Tom Platt thinks he can Influence the Governor more than he can Mayor Strong. The Mayor Is the prone Derson to make such appoint- men Charles Stewart Bmith and the Com- mittee of Seventy, this morning sent this telegram to Senator Lexow: Hon, Clarence Lexow, Senate Chamber, Alban: T want to say to ‘you and to all my friends on the Lexow Committees that to pass a Poll DIM without Inviting full hearings for of New York, would be @ fatal mi would stultify’ the good work of your tm public estimation ——_— JUGGLING WITH REMOVAL, |The Bill Ine Again Sidetracke: j (Special to The Evening World.) ALBANY, Jan. 9.—The Power of Re- moval bill, which authorizes Mayor Strong to disming a lot of Tammany city officials, was juggled with some more in the Senate to-day. It was discussed for a few moments and ordered to a third reading, which will side track it for the rest’ of the week. Then it will go to the Assembly for concurrence in the Senate amend- ments, and will prob: be juggled with there for several days, Power TEN YEARS FOR THE BRIDGE. to Extend the Time Construetion, (Spectal_ to The Evening World.) TRENTON, N. J., Jan. 90.—A bill In- troduced in the House to-day extends |the time for the completion by the New ‘York and New Jersey Bridge Company jof the bridge over the Hudson River | for ten years, provided money has been ‘expended for surveys and location of {route by the above company, whose charter soon expires, ‘The bill further provides that the | company shall file with the Secretary of Btate an agreement, duly approved by the Governor and the Attorney-General, waiving all taxation exemption; thai such company Will be bound by any general law now in existence or that May be pamied: that exercising any power under this proposed act shall uot affect any right of New Jersey to take the property of such company under any existing laws, and that all laws affect- ing the company shall be subject to al- teration or repeal by the Legislature. mit for MOST DELICIOUS. OATMEAL. STEAM COOKED. INTRODUCTION 1® YEARS AGO. All Grocers, _ PADDLER Gov. Morton to Make a Thor. ough Examination of the Elmira Reformatory 1S TO FILL TWO YAGANCIES, Flower's Reappointment of Rath- bone and Swartwood Was Ignored. (Special to the Evening World.) ALBANY, Jan. %.—Gov. Morton, in deference to numerous requests, will make a thorough examination of the Elmira Reformatory before appointing two gentlemen to fill the vacancies in the Board of Managers, and it is not improbable that the recent Investiga- tions of Paddler Brockway's conduct of that institution will be gone over again. Indeed, it is sald, that the Governor has already devoted considerable time toa an examination of the affairs of Brockway and the prison he supervises, and his selection of men to fill existing vacancies will indicate hie attitude on the demands of humane persons to re- open the whitewashing inquiry of last Summer. The Governor sald Inst night that he had not made up his mind regarding the vacagcies, although the names of four gentlemen had been handed to him as suitable for manager The Governor further sald that he would proceed slowly in the matter, as the friends of both sides of the controversy were equally sincere in their claims and are entitled to consideration, The names of the four gentlemen sent the Governor, with the recommendation thi two of them be appointed to fill the vacancies in the Board of Managers, are Judge Dexter, of Elmira, and Chas. | eq T. Willis, of Rochester, who are urged by the friends of Brockway, and Lawyer A. J. Robertson, of Buffalo, and Isaac Gibbard, of Rochester. Judge Dexter and Mr. Willis are sald to be extremely friendly to Brockway, and would In no wise change the com- plexion of the Board in its relation to him. He would, in the event of their appointment, it is believed, be ae firmly rotected and indorsed as under the old joard, of which Messrs. Rathbone and Swartwood, whom Gov. Morton has re- fused to reappoint, were members. Among the lust’ acts of Gov. Flower, who assisted tn the whitewashing of Brockway, was reappoint. Messrs, Rathbone’ and Swartwood. Their ap- ointments were made under the recess rules, with the understanding that if Gov, ‘Morton approved of them he would send thelr names to the Senate for con- firmation within twenty days. The Governor, for reasons best known to himself, but in accord with the wishes of impartial men of influence, did not send in the names within the stipulated time, and ree to act as though een mi settled fact that he names of Messrs. Rathbone and Swartwood, and preaum- ably not thone of men who represent the me interests, as to Judge Dexter and Mr, Willis, ‘The appointment of Lawyer Robert. son, of Buffalo, and Mr. Gibbard, of Rochester, are ‘urged by some of the most influential men in thoue two cities, which by reason of their proximity to Elmira are entitled to representation on the Board of Managers of the Refori tory, whic! institution. Sev eral ‘gentlemen in Albany and New York City are also urging thelr appointment. Lawyer Robertson ts a man of the st integrity. He ie familiar with yeatment of crimin: ving made @ study of it for years, He 1# a member of the Republican League, of Buffalo, and at one time was a law partner of J. Sloat Fassett at Elmira. He ja an oureposen opponent of the Brockway PRadling ayatem ind would not permit i if appointed @ member of the Board o Managers of the Elmira Reformatory. Mr. Gibbard, cf Rochester, is admir- ably qualified ‘in every way’ to fill the office of one of the five managers of the Reformatory. with credit both to the State and tg himseit. He is a member of the Board of Managers of the Btat Industrial School at Rochester, and ha made subject of reformatories a ractical study for years. He is urged lor manager of the Elmira Reformat: upon the ground of integrity and fitne: ness, If ‘the Governor he Elmira Reformatory will of three deciared Brockway and two unprejudiced mem- I stand thus until the term of one of the three Brockway men ex- Pires later in the year, when the condi. tions will be reversed. Interest in and hope for the reformation of the methods of Brockway—or the appointment of a man in his place—has been revived throughout the State by the recom- mendations made to the Governor, and his action will create quite as much of a naation as the whitewashing of Brock: way itself. — $18,000 FOR A LIFE. Firat Verdict to Bo Rendered Under the New Constitution, The first decision on the question of unlimited damages for loss of life, as provided for under the new constitution, waa given by Justice Patterson to-day in the Supreme Court In the case of Mary B. O'Reilly, agaiost the Utah, Vada and Cal fornia Stage Company ‘The jury gave Mrs. O'Reilly $18,000 damages. . Mrs. O'Reilly's husband, Terence ¢ wyer, died from tie ived by being run nat Park Row u Jan. 1804. ¥ which has the con- ing the mails wax Ny for $5,000, the Umit cases by the od Conatitu- ell ng over by a mail wa Chamb i ‘The stage comp: tion. As the accident ac before the joption of the new Constitution, the Stion of Mrs, O'Reilly's right to un- 1 damages waa raised and pre- sented to the Court by her attorney, ‘Justice Patterson instructed the jury that if they found for Mrs. O'Reilly they were not barred by the $5,000 originally sued for, LEAPED TO HER DEATH. Sarah Steinbrook Jumps from » Fourth-Story Window, Sarah Steinbrook, twenty-eight years old, employed as a servant by Fannie Fernstein, at 139 suicide at ‘¥.35 o'clock this morning: by Jumping from a fourth-story ‘window to the atreet She was killed instantly. The Coroner was notified, ——— Tewle Haw a Chance for Recovery, Late this morning Dr. Irwin sald thet Mr. Towle, who attempted ouicide in the Gilsdy turgeoan bare probed (ws ted’ halt ieetee ints ther bape ot ral without, mile ‘hs @flort will be made to extract THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN TAKEN INTO. SPAIN'S FAVOR. United States Again Placed in Favored Nation Column. Only Remains for Que. to Sign Bilt Paste’ by Senate. WASHIGTON, Jan, 90.-—-After nego- tlations running through six months the United States Is about to secure the restoration of our exports to Cuba and Porto Rico, to the second column tariff rates, which will reduce the rates to the schedule that ts accorded the most fa vored nation. United States Minister Taylor, at Madrid, has cabled the State Depart- ment that the bill embodying the modus vivend! to this effect, which hae alread: passed the lower house of the Bpanis cortes, Was yesterday passed by the Ben: Nothing remains to be done to ve it effect but its signature by the jueen, and as the bill [s « ministerial Measure, this will not be withheld. It i» hoped’ that within a day or two Amer- ican commerce will once more enjoy the benefits of the old and low rates. js of the modus vivendi is as to the products and manufac of the United ry wheih proceeding from the porte of the said States may dmitted into those of Cubs and Porto Rico, the second column of the tariff nge for the appli. Vea lowent taritt 4 of the Industry 11) continue wntll a def. nitive treaty may be executed between the (wo parties interested, or until one of them , after three months’ noth to terminate It. pain already enjoys the benefit of our lowest duties, the stipulation in the modus in her favor, is doubtless intend- to prevent the imposition by the United 8 of the 10 per cent. dis. criminati duty on Spanish com. merce. —-— A SECOND ENCYCLICAL? Believed that Pope Will Send Letter on American Del WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.—The opinion is expressed among Catholic ecclesias- ties that the Pope's encyclical will be followed at no distant day by a supp! mentary le@er, specifically dealing with In Dele eat to the Church, 0 th of the Amorican’ Delegate would more Lad rath be made in pecial letter. Although general reference was made to the delegation in the encyclical just Published, it was not such an attention to the details of Mgr. Satolll's mission as had been anticipated, and it is for this reason that a supplementary letter is thought to be likely. No positive in- formation to that effect hax been re- ceived, however, and no intimation is made of it in the encyclical, A report has been current of | Mar. Satolli 1d long. But tt {i ed by the ton ‘to Know that the Dele ate has nc such purpore at presen i belleved, however, that Cardnial Gibbons will make the visit to Rome which was de ferred some weeks ago. In ecclesiastical circles the encyclical t the functions is regard inly important in cl ing old qui in open: ing new on it has not occasioned nimated discussion which would have followed considera- tions of questions of the future. OCEAN GROVE OBJECTS. Don't Want Its Post-OMice Con- ated wi Others. (Special to the Kv World.) WASHINGTON, Ja —First An- sistant Postmaster-General Jones ix in favor of consolidating the post-offices at Bradley Beach and Ocean Grove with that at Asbury Park, and perh cluding one or two more of thi wt-offices, treating them as s he main ‘office At present it wenty-four holire for a letter to go from Bradley Beach to Ocean Grove or takes from Ocean Grove to Asbury Park, though the post-offices are almost with- in sight of each other. Gen. Jones wants to establish a car- rier service covecing all three places. It would be of erees advantage to ail, but the large church and conservative element at Ocean Grove fear some in- sidious attack on their exclusiveneas and Sunday observances and are object- ing. The matter has een taken up by n Gelssenhainer, and Gen ys he will not make the chang. unty people at the points concerne: really want it, though he falln to see why a population which in Summer amounts tc nearly 100,000 people should be content with a service which would be a reflection on a country village. OLNEY'S LABOR BILL. Committee, Con sioner Wright and m Men, WASHINGTON, Prominent 30, representatives of labor organizations Jan. and others Interested gathered in the room of the House Committee on Labor to-day to dixcuss the labor arbitration bills presented by Attorney-General Ol- and the Chicago Strike Commis- ‘They include Labor Commissioner Wright, Messrs. FP. P. and FW. “Arnold tne Brotherhood of La D. i. Case and W senting the Rallroac Clark, of the Order toi \ i} repres motive F Gk | TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) of our Sale of Japanese Goods. Every article in our Oriental De- partment m be sold by to-morrow evening, regardless of cost or value, Goods Almost at Your Own Price. 68 West 23d Street. thorized to apply | the Americ ‘gation. This opinion ts based on the fact that encyclicals usu- ally deal with subjects of general inter- | THE LAST DAY) JARY 30, 1898, “Sone -Your..wrappers: ad. Secure - ONC: O- aA: SCY- OF: ae Following aoe: | FIREMEN: PAST & a | reerr aid 3 | nsowvnooe Cee peeTheold ctheencw?? (o-dare “ “cer her g cur hey. IGose boys Stay h for hume'~“ok- Union; H. C. paper man. “and Edward A.” Mosely, retary of the Interatate Commerce Commiasion The Chairman stat ince tu Show a farm hand, trom New London, f night aauntored Into a saloom at 487 street and ordered drinks for all in the age-box service to c is expected by Feb. 15. CARRERE DECLINES OFFICE. er the whole city BTROPOLS ol GRAND OPERA, under the HENRY BE. ABBEY and MAURICE t time, Carmen. that at the con- ference last night between the repre- He exhibited a roll of greenback contain tg hp ee ee Commision ot baton cages | stttom of Trenne iM 8%. When abou: to leave, ten minutes Fi 2 Ith time, Bon, Gioraast, the Lubor Committee, the | Oln 1} pee tater, he missed hie money. He accused. two had been amended fo ae to meet the| ne Architee loungers. Patroiman Londrigan, of the Elizabeth ‘The bill Sireet station, arrested them. In court to-day they ry 4 Rv views of the railway interests, ty they | ‘ pecial to The Evening World.) dis-| yy fanon P themselves an dames. Grant, Wan then read and the amendinents dls-| WASHINGTON, Jan. 90.-John MM. peat ent ours ernest ‘The House Labor Committee agreed to | Carrere, of the firm of Carrere & Hast- NM ne D8, first time Samson and report, favorably the Olney bill as ings, the New York architects, will not SIDS OME EA fc Mat. Saterday, Amended. The amendments relate prin- accept the position of Supervising Ar- EATRE, Svesings, 0.36: DENMAN THOMPSON y T. NAPOLEON EXHIB Dally except Sunday, Bioosingdale's, Third a 0th and Admission to exaibit 26 cent ALL ee GHARITIES under the direction of a committes appamated Gm that purpose by His He Mayor Strong. MADISGN SQUARE GARD! SIX bSIUB AION, T Sp, s Vou .' |OPENS clpally to the manner of choosing the Commission of Arbitration, and pro- hibit the issuance of injunctions re- straining employees from continuing the strike and putting the railroads tem- porarily in the hands of receivers for operation. The Committee also agreed to report @ bill for the issuance of labor bulletins y the Bureau of Labor, | WANT MORE THAN TWO DAYS. ehitect of the Treasury. assurances that tt would be tendered | him if he would accept it. After look- ing the ground over he concluded the system under which the offlee ts con- ducted is radically wrong, and had no desire to become a@ part of It, perished) oth Amusements. KILBRETH IN WASHINGTON. |AMERIGA THEATRE, 42d nt. & 8th ay Cartage Contract and Su; ce T Mat. satura Questions Likely to Be Settled. WASHINGTON, Jan, — 30.—Collector | 3 He war given A Ripans Tabule away the fogs In short order, Pacific Bill De! (Special to The Evening World.) WASHINGTON, Jan, 30,—The Commit- tee of Rules brought In a rule this morn- ing Mmiting the time to be devoted to! jal to The By ing World.) Kilbreth and Appraiser Bunn were at the Treasury Department to-day on ofM- ‘ cial business. While here both the Hess ‘TO-DA' jthe Relily Pacific Raliroad bill to twolcartage contract and the sugar Invoice DRAMA vr ens. Or He : acane ~ | question will be taken up and a settle. 10.30 PM. 5.000 Birds—Ts finest im fea ae yeSpuantauves Brana 8 Ament of both may” be fooked ‘for any Gh ‘Admission 50 conta: children, 25 centa, ; eked by ’ ioe Sue - California; Bryan of N-braska, and A concession to the sugar importers in Cooper, of Wisconsin, who pointed out| the matter of invoices {s probable. Outlook Hawallas Cable. (Special to The Evening World.) WASHID , Jan, 30.—1t looks as | that the rule involved the disposition of | $75,000,000 a day. “We object,” sald Mr. Bryan, ‘to ex- tending for fifty years the power of the Pacific Railroad combine to exert Its, tough there would be a Hawallan ‘rapacity on the people of the trans-| able. Senator Hale has secured adop- |tion by the Senate Appropriation Com: country. Haig mittee of his amendment authorizing ‘AVE ONT EN NT BN oral ; : ANUN RORY wif WITH JAMES C, ROACIL re we 1 ORCI ES ETON Mate IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL, B'way & . 9th St, |_ Chairman Reilly, of the Pacite Ratl-| ng “instructing. the President. to. enter |. Plays every afternoon _and_eveal . road Committee, defended the bill, but] ints a contract for the construction of a GR | HERALO rpsiivay: | Waline: a waa embarrassed by queries as to why | cat to the Hawaiian Islands, and Sh, FU i UARE _— i ROB 0 if he wanted full and free discussion he ating $5,000,000 a8 a part of the bill, 4 ‘ $Q Eve Ais, | e had asked the Committee on Rules to ae Witaeanl Gamnalae kestie Burlesque, RO-D v fat. Mat. 2, | Tonight, Scottien , bring in an order for closure. WASHINGTE Mr. Boatner, of Louisiana, Committee | 10.4. M. to 10.30 P, Me 2c, & bie, Merry veut , PROGTOR’S x continued | arabe Vitte, " % Feb. 4, % (ARDEN.E. LS. Mats. Wed. Py y GARLEM—Ladies and cn 125th at \dren delighiet near the assault on the bill, stating that] i.) 700) Ul Valea ks, | Tiny Princes Pauline Po ain under the act of 1887 the Secretary of| ye linen of ae ite tairtuced | GND @ fans : naw. Me the Treasury. was empowered to use| by Konatorn Morgan and Lodge, It will pracy | GRAND OPER AHOU BK: oyna aro Ss the Binking Fund to pay off the prior tically extend the Civil Service rulen to the LEW org ISON ry i to the Government mortgage, and | Consular servive , IN ied that ‘the Sinking, Funds, were’ large Next week—-WM) NORV tn TH SES . Matinee enough to pay them off. i Chairman. Catchings, of the Commit- tee on Rules, defended the rule. He sald that the records of the House showed that the Democratic party had been in favor of compromising the Pa- clfle Railroad debt, Representative Holman denied this joint blank and a hot colloquy ensued Between Catchiags and Holman and Mil in which the form: For a mon SIR KNIGHTS IN A DANCE. : tec paanaen HOYT'S A RIP 10 GhivsTOWn. | The original company, including HARRY CONGR, ee ee Brooklyn Amusements. An even hundred musicians will fur- nish dance and promenade music at the Palestine Commandery reception tn Madison Square Garden on the evening of Feb, re, Shortis, Campbell, Pitrot, jo Bros., 40 others, radicted. Danjo Paganini, Su ‘adicted. Verd! Quartet new), Ro Wks isgraceful wrang Seventh Regiment Band - \Hichantaon, the Speaker pro of sixty a, under the direction of |/KOSTER & BIAL’S TO-NIGHT. {forced order out of threate Walter Rogers, will furnish the prome: COTTON KINGE ye On a@ vita voce vote the rule was de- nade music grand | |feated. On a rising vate the rule wns Smale Ron play fee the Mal tovmerravr, Reesrved Bests # dcel 'd adopted by Mi to 104, th de of the five thousand Sir Knights. . | ‘al ce ie oer en aigting. atmoat solidly. f parade of sie fvelthoveand sir Mnietis STAR “reise stwayeis. an, 99 an Pecan the bulk of the Democrats | Ero iL Never, t ei Ader 0 ‘ G baits ‘ Sis cond Aecorter a5 j being againat it way Theatre orchestra, will lead an xy . [PAE Beatin fmm tiatety of Visumente! orchestra of forty pieces for] THE MASQUERADERS, |THE POLICE PATROL, solution to recomnult thet dancers, Mazettt has charge of the Feb, 18-100th Perf |days for more det \Webate under the five-m.n The Chair held that ‘th ‘GAYETY, SEVEKUs SCHAFFE “20—Other Big stars, supper and other refreshment rooms. | PALMER'S. 4 Owing to the great demand for tickets | ‘One of the siciis of the town, THE FATAL CARD, the Committee ¢ has overwhelmin 18.000 The management of the Madison| MADAME spe ape eb pm |Atvare Garon a tha one etn of SANS | BROAD VAY “roe |D dior cr Pelt iets Uk isomer Abe mliing, Few Ukets| ENE.’ sxeunots steve, (COLUMBIA. Shamu at K way nd House, have been! polity NOLMBS nt Avoy AND RE es lca fate tase haenclan attest Date Je Haat JULIA WARLOWE TABER, that tt y wit qupnort Pau ape A HARKIGAN's L1Ln eee iM i a Hehe STWR sient Moers of the Grand » k, New J Waeatng or NOTORIETY, Fen 4 PEATE TH FANAY DAVEKPORT 1 saris” GISMUNDA, > i « . *|PEOPLE’S TI! id THE RUMOR ABOUT BISSELL. | bet ity za HIE vt ; if tik oe Kj “4 s as “RELIABLE” “sg fdwin Koowles, are suine all the and 8h tex a mortgage ne in ity years « THE MAD 2 + Sat & Sat Mat, Personal. DEST QUALITY OF COAL, ida, dellvered tie it a Theai Pron rRES§ | ine S88A. 18th at | A SUPERFLUOUS HAIR, moi ae., pectin artetrge ae wien St West 42d st NSON, f . ADVICE FR need lawyer: Lense | estas i Estee I STANDAND theatre. Fee § \TOO MUCH JO With W HOYT'S TALDE MARK i Aumages, all lawsuits. 56 Weet 334 A —KNOW your fate and fortune. Consult 8 sclewiid palauist, 24 Bart Ith st Pee $l. . SIZE, one-piece mattress, made over i Th al Bissell had re that Pos signed, published yest Theatre, 24 MOVE es started in X ret ay, h he ref 1 to renew th CAR ETS EVenINgN NOU Mac sat, $1.95, Mauborgne, 447 W, 37th ot Vthe tact that he refuse enew the P we (ng bed, worth $30, tor $10; 88 © of his Buffalo house to the p t w i whe A Milk White Flag, down, 0c, weekly.” Lewing, 43 West 14th loccupant, the ng May 1. Hi QUALITY FOR QUALITY | ‘| ne ee SEIUEAY® | COAL. vost quality, all sizes, $4.78 per tom Inttie daughter has been in delicate cen cannot b> n) SOUVENIRS TO-NIGAT, rrtn AN! outils, delivered, "at Porman’a, #0 Bast ‘ : | PALES BRU WALES, iy at; telephone call 151 79th at health the Washington 3 cons" BROWNES, - CALE kL lant duit aa have been too enervating for b Next Week—A OAL. 84:69 ton, delivered, Bissell will sp d the major portiol her, 40 Bread’ ak the year hereafter In Buffalo Coupled with the rumor was the old Do YoU WANT a new and tlorney-General Olney ound, thrifty hair? it you Mest sre story peatgn and that Postmaste: carpets for leas money rs rue alps leeuae ste ya would reat” sould take the Attorney-| wile We bulld up ear repatation im janet Musical Date’ et and atone Generalehip. that way. HARLEM OPERA-HOUSE. _Ey'gs 8.13. Sat. Mat it ats, “Brooke - = joa, honest Free Woel Carpets, weil fi : vi TRE SLCC RSS, | |B enh ears the interesting More Postal Package Boxes, — | made and the be tes SOWING T iN aaa (Special to The Rvening World) CASH or CREDIT CEUM THEA vga Bada | “trate fa advance at Wat nee . 4 , na ate ie 4 WASHINGTCN, Jan. 30.-Postmaster THE CANE OF REBELLAGCN wt Ban, [PALISADES PARK. X. J. Partial who obtain deeds for paid up lots at above, Dayton, of New York, has been author- Jones box 189 World. wall) Tes ized to close a contract with the present contractor for collecting package postal (WwPERTHWAIT &G 104. 106 and 108 West 14* St. NIBLO'S.” 1 kanlord, Leskon & Mer, Second W. es OWN IN OI: Dox mail, extending the service to an ad- TRYING (Piece Theptre, Bvaning 818, Sat Mak Aitional 125 package boxes, which will be NEAR GSAV, . Wei. (Pop ‘pricea), Nathan dor Weise we '* | YOUNG, MAN, Sf has ows laced immec! Postmaster Day- bie oes Brooklyn Stores: Flatbush Av. near Fulton Sp} 954 TAA Sure gig stirs @xtension of the pack- a0 H ore, box