AMute Dinner.^President aud Mrs. Harrison u'ave their^first state dinner iu honor of \ ice President^and Mrs. Morton and members of the cabi^^net and their wives. The floral deoorationi^! were ^MMBtty elaborate and beautiful.^, Tin pn sidi lit esc rti d Mrs. Morion and I lie^vice priMil nl Mrs. I' rriOQB. QmbmI^Schofleld, Senator and M s. Sherman. Isen-^ator and .Mrs. OocklWil, IBJBOtof and Mrs.^Hale, Congressman Carlisle and Mrs. Car-^| lisle. Mrs. i.og ni and Mis. Chandler were
plesi'Ill.
iuMa -emit.'.
tuiongthe lulls presented and referred ill '^the htnaie, was one by Faulkner to provide^i for a World's exposition nt the national^capital in Is'.t-J: a bill to suspend the OfMB-^tion of the sinking fund laws until fnrll.ir^order of congress. Heferred.
Thesiili-coiniiiittei aPPOintad kl as fol-
loirai Mitt, of (liinoia, ctoaimaai Hoek-
wiII, of MassiichuseliM; BoltBOB. of In^^dian;.: MoCraafir, Of Kentucky: ^ liipiui.n.
ofMrrkigwn. It is nudontood thai the
ineu.liis of this coiniltee ale divided as
followsIntkair pn(oronoM fori location
forihe fair: Hit: and Chipiinin. ( hicago;^liockwtll. New \ork: tlOMUMi NYashilig-
toniMoCraanr. St. LobIb.
sid.lei ion against the resolution.
thespeaker ruled that a question of con^^sult i ..t ion could not be raised against the^tOaolBtiOBBMBBMika resolution was in the^mmm of amotion regulating the business^ol the house.
Itreckenridgesaid the resolution v.ent^further th in than Ihut providid for iu the^adoption ot the c sic of rules, and appealed^(MM the decision.
