THE DAILY NEWS-IERALID, IJ RSDAY MORNING, 'DECEMBER 22, 1887.

A SESSION OF CONGRESS with him, mad listens and sleeps and sleeps Pure Drugs and Medicines- HARDWARE and listens throughout the session. The house is warm and the heat costs him noth

OME OF ITS FEATURES- SKETCHED IN ing. That which he hears he airs in the col. .ARE ALWAYS FOUND AT PEN AND PENCIL. ored "literary societies" of the capital, and

S O M E_ _O FIT S th ese co lo red g a llery g a zers k n o w m ore about the rules of the house in their own

The gew Members-Rough Congressmen minds than does Sam Randall. -Congressional Spitters-The Galleries Speaking of Randall, he promises to hold The best line of COOK STOVES and the -The Chinese and Japanese Ministers. his own during the ,present session, and he 11I/L L)IA1MS ' \

will do so notwithstanding the free traders. * Just how far he will accede to a compromise *\T * *

ApeolalCorrespondence of the Ni~ws-HERALD* tariff bill is not yet known. Drag Store, Corner Bay and Hogan Streets. Be6w111g .- Assoclatl0n. Lo es Prce ,a u s H In WASHINGTON, December 19. Randall is a very powerful man. He i S

IiE mace promise* the embodiment of will and believes in bend- to have a good dea ing everything to him rather than floating - IS. to do this winter, with the current. He is known here as the It is the insignia of "man of the iron jaw," and when you look at office of the ser- his fixed mouth, his affirmative gestures and --- T E O L aS N T E CT geant at arms, and his steady tread you feel like calling him the Spe..al .. *tiI the noisy house of Napoleon of the house. Were he of the same U Carryinlg in, isto t a ineJ Of U 1tra T arge Store the Fiftieth con- idea as Speaker Carlisle as to the tariff he LSITE-D gg m -OMgress has to bow might be a candidate for the presidency. As *Cures all Coughsand Cold1s. Try it. HIIP before it. When it is, it is probable that he will live and die Rr and BUareiJ UH the sergeant at Sam Randall. CMStore Telephone No. 171. arms wants t o Speaker Carlisle will also remain where he . n ew eb of th eae ede o att i ietHouse Tephone No. 181. l q o r d . H t1, R saials id H adlgH lss quell one of the 13C is, and prefers, he says, not to take a seat in new members of the senate. He does not want to be vice ir ra e the present house president, and will not be a candidate. "The O.MEYER. .ULLR W als0 have a full line of Kitchen and

I, he will take this place," said he, "will give me no more power Uesl hae win In ad thn ac e aher le Iam nifact powr aThe business ofthe Savan- House-Furnishing Goods generally, which we 'Arch toward him, and if he does not quail much. I would rather be speaker of the MEYER L ER, nah Agency of Geo. Meyer, offer at prices which will be sure to attract. 'here will be enough officers at hand to make house than president of the senate." WiaoLaaAraz DEAimn IN .,.rr him subside. The mace is a bundle of black Kentucky, by the way, has a number of ain tCRSOn7ttle ebony lictors' rods, bound together with other good men in the house this year. gocEcyries Trin 5 C of Geo. Meyer ana V iE I I & I N 7N E G silver bands about an eighth of an inch wide, Representative Breckenridge, the "silver =ad surmounted by a silver globe about the tongued statesman," is back, and Governor IQUORS, CIARS AND TOBACCO. Co., having assumed such size of a small football, upon which stands McCreary will probably make some good A cents for Cook's Brewery._ ___ __3B___ ___ ___ ___ a little American eagle, which might be speeches this season. Asher Caruth, one of B onions as to demand passed off for an early spring chicken. The the new men, is one of the leadinglawyers of ORNER BAY AND 00EAN STREETS, additional executive abiy, G E O R G E F . DET carrier of the mace is Sergeant at Arms. Louisvilleu and got his seat through the fightdy Leedom, a red mustached, brown eyed young over the Louisville postoffice. Virginia %Tas1tsoniLies Fiorida. this day admilea

aman of 35, who draws $5,000 a year for man. Thompson, the postmistress, had appointed a aging the finances of congress and keeping number of Republican clerks under her. ] I)IiES I HARDW ARE COMPANY Vie members in order. The present congress The Democrats wanted her put out of the *_R RO ,7 W L so far has been a rather quiet one, None of office, and a Democrat appointed. Willis, M . RL . W. 3the members have as yet been knocked down, who represented this district during the last 0 Your Own Dyeing at Rome With 54 ar> d 5e WUTest saym Strqet, Jain ri ie, FI.. and the new men are quietly feeling their congress, secured the detention of Virginia, PEERLESS DYES. fom rl Ank s Busch WHOLESALE DEALERS IN way before making the spread eagle efforts and it was this, I am told. that caused his Mihey wi_1 dve ever hing. They are sold Steamboat and Mill Supplies, Saws and Belting, Steam Pack 'wlbthyhvepoiedter osiuet.donal Caruth was taken up as the only erywher- Price 10 a package-40 colors. ag'ent a wh ich they have proii hir aoura 1 . iuo eCrhwtkn dmwfal smx he .e o 1fra ktbile1.aet a Sanford, to the ing, Steam and Water Fittings, Ammunition, Fishing.Tackle, There are lots of bright men among then, iman who could beat him, and much is ex- They Tk-.'e no equal for strength, brightness, 6 t at anod to he ngSemadW trFitgsAniu toFi igTak 3 however, and if private conversation is any pected of him by congress. in ackages or fastness of on management of the 7ack- Stoves and Ranges, Agricultural Implements. Thd! 3 ey do not crock or Rangesge en o index we shall have some bright speeches Another striking character in the T'.i- or sate by W. A. DELL, STATE AGENTS For Shipman Kerosene Oil En es, Lon and Martinez Prarea *fter the recess. tucky delegation is Taulbee, who is rough Bay corner Laura St. Dispensing Chemsat. sonvoe f use of Paints Field's Force-Pumps Buffalo Scales starke's lebrated D Plows, Henry Dston a

scion of the mountains. He is a good talker, Son's gaws, Revere Rubber Company'sBelting.

mad a od sanguladurithe lKs Hatiax and Indiaw aiver Stamers. GEO. MEYER & CO. Plumbing and Steam-Fitting in all their Branches. madest several good, speche durin ther lasta Pipe.a aump andla Drive SWeaell Supis congress, and will make more this year. He On and after October 18, the steamer Clara Cast, Wrought Iron, Lead and Terra Cotta Pipe, Pumps and Drive Well Supplies. is looked upon as a man having a great deal will leave Daytona for Rockledge and Georgi- M S W ill ye W Estimates and Prices furnished on application and Correspondence Splicited. ..

Wensay n FiasitSs Builders' Tools - Paints, Olne, of outcome in him, and one of his strongest anaon Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at r. Sim s wi dv0 Sash Doors and Hardware and Varnish . antipathies is civil service reform. nm. Returng,leaves Georgiana at? a _*_*_*_ntothecare__"___"____"___a__wae._ .._v____ ..__ ._.

e Cste wasin omatic Thursdays and Saturdays. management the A. D. STEVENS, M. E, J. E. MERRILL, A. R. MERRILL, galer tda, ad e am dessd n lltW Rates as low as any other reute. and n of th galerytody, nd e cme resedin ll plto hos Cok &onPreq. and Mg'r. Engineering Dept. Mg'r. Blacksmith Shops. Mg'r. Boiler Shops. ' th eai fhis nation. He had askull cap plys Do NaT h4ost Bayk &Strent

on his head, a silk gown on his rotund frame, H1. DON. Capt. 49 West Bay Street. acksonville business... th bregalndia soveHse Dacksonvil. lusiness i6terri1-8eV6HS IEngiineering Co., and his pigtail hung down on his back. Re7

/was for awhile the observed of all observers, D.AItIjL Al rr4.S ev n ItcI1-ltNI.S C and the ladies on the opposite side of the gallery craned their necks to get a good look at YRS1110RuIAllour famous brands of Keg and Bottle him. WEIS.El. ANHEUSER STANDARD, AND

The Chinese minister is perhaps the richest Has removed to No. 24 Ocean street, rear of 1st PALE LAGER, will be offered to the public in * * * man among the diplomats in Washington, National Bank, where he will be glad to wel- bter d th n adn a qatitie Mechanical ant Electrical Engineers and e i spndin a rea dea ofmony ~ come his old friends and patrons. Garments to suithtrd.haknoufiesad LUElc ial g e r, and hecis spending a great deal of money in n any desired style warranted to fit, and evstome s for the liberal patronage heretofore entertaining. Re has given a number of din- satisfaction guaranteed. Full lines of broad- bestowed, and asking a continuance of same, Have just moved into their large new shops at 138 and 140 East Bay street, where they are ners, and Senator's Stewart's palace, which cloths, cassinieres and testings, always on We are Respectfully, prepared to do all sorts of

- he occupies, rings with fun at least oneAnillratesn Call and examine the latest faskIon BOILER AN BLACK SM ITH W ORK every week. He is a great friend of Amer- ________________PlP ANDT BTAC(TTMTmE W R . ica, and is very anxious that the countries IN THE B ST MANNER AND AT SHORT NOTICE. should be more closely united. He was STEAMIER KATE SPENCER *2*

THE NEW MEMBER ---- Strongly ill favor of the Chinese-American will resume her daily trips between Boilers, Engines & Machinery of all Kinds Furnished & Set Up. bank, which was projected in connection with ROBT W. SIMS. - - MANAGER. Jehu Baker, who succeeds Morrison, is 60 itkiewicz, and, I understand, he still hopes Fort George, Mayport& Jacksonville I Workmen sent to any part of the State. We keep on hand a full line of Boilermakers

years old and as gray as a badger. But he i" the matter will be carried out. on and after December 1. 1887. . and Blacksmiths' supplies. CV- Second hand machinery bought and sold. Write for esI full of life and promises to be one of the A revelation is coming over China. The Leaving Fort George at 8:30 a. in., standard mates and prices. rnost influential of the Republican members country sees that it must have modern time. -Leaving Jacksonville at 3 p. m. OFFICEANDSHOPS138 &140 EAST BAY STRET He has a dangerous eye, and the newspaper methods and modern machinery to keep up J. A. BRYAN, General Agent. Manufacturer and Dealer in men look askance at him from the galleries, with its sister nations, and it desires union & o Rougyh and Plain Lumber, Mouldings, Brackets, UJ.L 0 C2 s 0NXTV L-B 1 - - L]EEID. He will not permit his name to be used in with America that it may be the better able t(IHM of Scole Sawin a Tre vain, and the record is that he whipped a St. to ward off the attacks of Russia and other 'JVII V V V*) J\Ai kind of rolled Sa nd Tursed CARRIAGES. twadofteatcsoRusaadohrWork, Rived and Sawed Cypress Shingles,______________________________________ Louis correspondent for criticising him in one nations. 1olesale and EFetail Fencing, Laths. Fruit and Vegetable Crates, of his letters. ecSesndL brcosntly on han.

Another bright man, of whom much is ex- * **5" All orders illled with promptness and pected, is Charles R. Buckalew, a Democrat, dispatch.

senator--- yer ago1 andie now comesims tote AIClKAT MTI IONYILLE CARRIAGE, 'COMPANY, from Pennsylvania. He was a United States .2 Al senator years ago and now comes to the

house. ~Steamboat and Hotel 1HE 1UNAY CRIT.IQilUEiMa agr Gen. Vanderver, of California, is one of the best preserved of the old men of congress. Supplies. DEALER INHe is 70 years of age, but does not look to be

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VD0, and is as big as Charley Stewart, of Texas. Ship Stores, Paints, Oils, Etc., For Wext Saturday, December 24, -Hewas a general during the late war and Ail eslsSple it aeEgsadPuty

left congress to serve as a colonel in the Vse SphCrig B gis urls b tn,1'a f t Union army. He is a good fellow and is saidWHLS ELIURDA R AD talk well. Will beIlfU iJsne on riday W

Another old California member is Marion One and Two-Horse Fam and Lumber Wagons, Grocery and DeIyery ag Alggs, who has been a member of the Calfor- Ales, W ines, Liquors, To- Wh r ie fich I Offer at"Price to Defy Competition ila legislature and now comes to the house. andllIOfr8Lr1r0Z3t D~v C TP1~ i=

Nearly all the delegations are changed and acCi rs-WtaGetVreyo-' arl thve deatum ar nge embers. Agency Dupont Powder Co. M. A. IDZIALYNSKI, MANAGER,

ft is impossible to say as yet just how they JackonvlleFla t e sa asd thertons HAY AND G RAIN, No. 4 Laura St.,,Hazeltine Block, Jacksonville, Fl. lmt the material promises well and the house C Readig Matter sie up as well as any of those of the past 0Coal o all M.ti.id.s U3n. years. M ,ri v t o t r

Whata big hall the house is! It takes1,400 JAPANESE AND CHINESE MNISTERS. A O T ToseFLO IDrnb" * yards of carpet to cover it, and the carpet At present I am told that most of the tele- to learn '!TI\flTKY ued is green Brussels, which cost, I judge, at graphic matter which goes to China has to all about this wonderful State, Its settle- 'I

least $1.50 a yard-$2,000 would probably not pass through Russia, and the dispatches are mented colonies, climate and op rtunitieRA D' pay for it-still these new members squirt very carefully inspected by the spies of that should nERA Dollarofor thearEE IV Running through from No. 13 West Bay Street, to 14 and 16 West Forsyth Street. their tobacco juice on Uncle Sam's floor as government. The Chinese-American baR, edition of the DAILY NEWS- ERAL SGREATDAILY tbugh it were the puncheon slabs of a log with the scheme of railroads and telegraphs great Florida newspaper. SAND THE

mabin. Each member has a spittoon beside which it proposes to build in Chini.a, would T. T. STOCKTON, DEMOCRATIC IN POLITICS. THE 'LARGEST STORE AD MOST COMPLETE STOCK IN TESOUTH; ias desk, it is true, but his tongue aims no probably result in a change in this respect t, P. 0. Drawer D Business Manager,

stfghter when he fires at this than it does and it might end in a cable across the Pacifi. . O w "D. ackonville. Fla. Published at Jacksonville, Pla., hen e fires at just legislation, and the - The Japanese legation a Washington is .

-sult is that the spots surrounding these spit. more progressive than the Chinese, and the QI~11 Cuspadores Gift Cup andSMugsra, adMlkSt toons, in some cases, looks as though they Japanese are looked upon here as the Ameri- -_AIGTEECUIERNHS _FTEMVssClrdadCytlTal niBrGasae were stricken with smallpox, cans of the Celestial nations. They now him,,wymmnlte and Decorated Carsbad and Limoges China,

The new members are not the most dignified teach the English language in their schools, HOR FARVL NTUPESu~~unAnd Art Pottery of every Description. statesmen imaginable. I saw one today and they have adopted our postal system and AND DEPARTURES FROM POSTOFFICE ISCLUDING A SPECIAL An.A rl Ca/l Invited, o' 7 fite for Full Particulars. 'leaning back in his chair with feet on hi are rapidly becoming Americanized. C-s EV E Vcs desk. 1is eyes were coeinsubrad MitrKkiwears the Amricancos-wRRIVA OF M ILS.0 FSalesmen" WilI"Call on the Trade Soon. Tfrom his nose issued adelicate snore. Another tume; his wife is one of the best dressed WEFROM FOREIGN LANDS member reclined at ease upon a lounge in the women of Washington, and her eyes, though |Chicago, Saanh, Char- -FLOR--A- STATE-N-'-S wrar, and from the steady rising and falling a trifle almond shaped, are soft and beauti- |leston, Atlanta San Fran- FLORIDA STATESNENWS

ofifi oupoth rr a n111 sh i core byr Washo s tn E Saanah Washinm 120m BIIEADMI PCAT. Real : Estate : and : Sporting : Goods. aslep. ad se ismuc coutedby Wshigtonsoton, New Yor Wshin et... ..... 12 80 pm The NECEsITY Of having in Florida a clean, Cigar, To a COR. SmokeTS 7101#

-- There is a dainty little fellow connected NewtoOrleans, Mobile, Gal- . 8 op nmest,d straightforward metropolitan daily news- W oagnrlRa saebsns.RnsCletdadrmtacspopl ae

wscho tlheehand his cosl lodrese an curious Ke et and Caa........700 ami DEM~OCRATIC UNITY AND SUCCESS No. 25 Pine St., (Lock Box 579) Jacksonville, Fla. cuear te ondr f isplamaes Teyterprise, Sanford..........1 50 pmi and the proper representation of the State's business

I ' I treat him very well, too, and I think that the *Palatka-A Special............Interests, caused a large number of wealthy citizensGE R E C W L O ~~boys of Washington as a rule are better man- uoch from atd. India 00 pm to form a joint-stock company to that end. and by

nered than those of other cities. Where Riiusville and Iia.150p uniting the two dailies, the MORINGe Nzws and the SUCOESSO1R"T1O - - - rGEO. 0. WILSON & CO] -~~~ every other man is a general or a statesman Pablo.................. 2 00 pm inHlEADn, providing an abundant capital, new ma- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN

it is necessary to be very careful in the train- St. Augustine... 9 80 a m 1 80 pm in6 00 pmi terial and a competent staff of professional jour__- ing of children, and Washington parents, a Ocala Gainesville, Les 3 0p 70 mnlists the hav affrdd the pepl of FloidaaOCeEL 1C OT i i l

.large number of whom are dependent upon Cedar Key, Waldo, RepresentaiveidailyNewspaper official influence for their positions, are very ,Bronson, etc.....a.......30 pm No. 4.rWestnEatiSt.,JackoNvewfeapFra careful to see that their children do not say Brooksville, Fort Mason, that Is a benefit and an ornament to the State to N .4 Xet:avS. ako~ii: i.

a ,things which might cause the cutting off of Talaasee L.a.e City. ... 7 00 p m which it is devoted. ICE. their own official heads- Pensacola, etc......... ......... 7 30 pmi ___________________

. ~Fernandina............. 900oam 700opm THE DAILY NEWS-HERALD From the Indianapolis Journal. et. rnedaMeo east0 a Has the Acknowledged

-But twenty-five members of the Tippe- Mayport, Ft George, etc. ......... 8 40 am LARGEST CI RCU LATION

canoe Club were able to be present at its DEPARTURE OF MAILS. InFOFlorida. g. -shal of the club, submitted his annual re- WESTERN............863 am 6 00 pmi Sun3soRulPTION PRICES:

port, whchcontaned soeveryiners NORHRN..B80am'1p. 10p One..et.s. .s CAR LOAD}LOSAPEITY

COLORED PEOPLE IN THE GALLERY. is reported confined to his house, Thomas Palatka, Orange City, Ea- ee s.............200 S . In the meantime the house buzged like a Rickard. (Several of our brethren are ternrise, Sanford..... 7 30 ami 12 00 m One DMonth........................... .75__________________

beehive, and the members were either writ- quite feeble but able to be about. Our Paatka-A special.... SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKEN SY ALL RESPONSIBLE NEWSDEALERS.- Big G hasgven univer. ing, reading newspapers, chatting, or doing venerable brother, James Hubbard is en-.tuesvialt.........in.........83 00 pmi __________________ CROSBY DAW KIJ(NS, sat -saifato Int.

joying remarkable good health for his rie... .... 1... 8 n1 0ro daysS. ur Cof GOnorrhsa and anything but listen to the prosy talker who ae1yar8rnoriths and 21 days. The Pa0lo... ....... .. m I9 a TH5E P ES0A E .* Go, 4 Gleeft. Iprescribe itand

ha h pae y.club has lost by death ten of its members St. Augustine. ... 8 80 aam 12 80 p m 3 30 pm Fireypeplereifeg anddisanAomiaientil -r eeersarsbycolbns The desks of the members are, you know, during the year 1887-33 per cent, of its Ocala, Leeaburg, Tavares, Maypolleiugatadsac rmdiy al rolbte ig it to all sufferers.

arranged around the room in rows like those membership-leaving 304 of its old men- etc........ .... 7 30 am 11 00 am 800pm way communication do not care to take a daily "**~ ' Tvans~hemiclo. A. J. STONER, M.D., of a half moon. They rise one above another bars living and 3 members who were taken Cedar Key, Waldo, Bron- newpaeriFo tes.ad.ohesAs ublebd cncinnati* Decatur, 1I?. from the front of the chamber to the hack, in during the year, making 309 yet living. sonlaha.see,.ake.Cit..1 00 am 4 Ohaerio.hseadohrsi ulihd'jj~ . X LII 11 PRICE,S61.00. andin the center of the lowest moon are the The average age of the ten deceased main- Live Oak, Madison. Mon-. ~ l~lf~T' t~ PLM l Trade Mark Sold by Druggisats. desks of the speaker and the clerks. These bases78yarsm nth nd lb22 diays. to and Pensacola Me- ]-Uj~1 L" J~..iLRoom 4, Abell Block, SS)( W. Bay. _______________ desk are in a g reat square pit w h c hform he ae a ge a g of1 d y t e 309 e e r s in enn and E a e a na .2 3 mO U E V R T H S D Y D Y E , - - - R R0 7 R li r P ub n pit the galleries rise backward .on four sides. 5 1-3 per cent." t 1aal points on line .. am...17 80ami Containing the cream of the matter published in Overhead is ai glass roof, through wblch tbs Brookeville and Ft. Ma- the daily dining the preceding seven days. D. R. MATHEWS, In all its branches, go to

- light comes. Unlike other cathartics, Dr. Pierce's son.... .... ............... 7 80 ami HSCA N UGO

s The galleries hve been fildso fr hs Pellts"ono rede th ovesctie Fenndn andm U mOrane Dola- a "'>reaE.inurg ad Duln W M .CL RE t h i r o c u p nt a e n u e r u s I i ac ro u g o n t r l r e a l , n p a ti o na c r M a y p o r t, F t .G e o rg e , et .2 00 p m f~ e T w e n t y -o n e y e a r s e x p r ie n c e .- O ff lc e , n o r t h - F o f LS r e towhthei o c olosred numieos tding curis is requiredy w he, no atim uByarcar Thae 120 p. am. mail takes locked pouches for T . 7. STOCKTON, Business Mana9er, west corner Bay and Ocean streets, over Geo. Foto aura Sre.

lation. He generally has two or three friends gists.- o a pints north of Wintn N. rC.mai P. O.Bx". . nehkontSt,( as' d re.Rsdneu3gatFr iO um sFpr