Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-01-11

LATEST CAPITOL NOTES,
THE NEW JERSEY DEADLOCK BROKEN
FARMERS NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Latest Capi,ol ~oses.

The House at O'Clock this afternoon adopted a
resolution directing the Commissioner or Pensions
70 iarSh Tie House list of all pension attorneys
rSuent IN the District o. Coluqlb a. and what
ether business. IL any, they are engaged in.
me tlll TO incorporate the Garfield memorial
hopitai was reported Ia the House by the District
committee this Afternoon.
judge Kelley. OF Pennsylvania. was the recip;ent
u tiS Oh lnagnlh ent floral design in the shane
oi Il hnFS'-S made uD ri white and red flowers.
senator Ingalls,, chairman Of the Senate District
committee, SAWS he is heartily in favor Of an en-
larseinent or the water works, and intends TO de-
sote ms n'St energies TO getting law Tor that pur-
pose passed tits winter.
The iionSe commltt.e on appropriations to-day
aEitrd 10 report d 'ensy appropriation bin OF
oluO0, To met the deficiency expenses i'm taking
the lOtn census. This amount VIII pay all the sal
aries, due and withheld. anI viii also tonp tr the
coniiiiat.on 81 the eegouS rs AT present contem-
plated. Tho bin will be reported to-day and b.
pissed without division.
HOUSE COMMITTEE MEETINGS
The House committee on Pa IN, railroads held n
meeting this morning. Beyond formerly orraniz-
Ing ma eiecting Horny &. Fish, clerk, no busiue-s
was trans tctet. The House committee on rliI-
ways ana canll7 met this morning and prepared
teFlhh me lSl''S !nF ul-nonMittncS. viii N Will
DE arpnpt"G hereafter. The House Commute on
Ihdiln m iira met tritv AMI heard cN-Gov over
ton, Benjamin Sm1llwoGi and Mr. Walker rnnre-
sent ttivcS OF the thcaasaw and Cho .taw Intii IN
n'tlohs. T5sorctiH ", in opposition TO the pas
sage or The bil introduced by Repre-
SentduFe Bland, ratiiying an (,lIeCed, act OF the
general council OF the C6orti nation, granting
TO ihe 81; Louis and san Frincisco Railway com
Z II lEbh
line through the Choctnw nation.
Ahc National Convention Of Asricul.
turists.
PROPOSED EXPERIMENTAL STATION AT WASHINGTON,
ETC.
AT the session OF the National Convention OF
Agrtcu'turists this morning Professor Caldwell
made remarks on exp rimenI st tons as an edu
Gator Of the ,rmer lie des -rlbed The ORIGIN and
spread OF stations from that at Mockern i'm Ger
many, 70 other countries and the functions th4t
q n n9il Nr Epa
publications issued from them. He detailed fglIy
the many valu IDLE practical results that may be
as s IRON sXpermsnt nude at st tions, such
President Loring read letters supporting such
such Establishments from several eminent aglicul-
turstS.
Mr.. w. o. Atwa ter read papcr on the co-onera-
ton or experiments. the object beng TO devotion
me tas.e for agricultural rur ufs, which can be
D'SJ enhanced by experimental orraniZ atoms and
coieSes lie also illustrate 4 the value OF potash
; 'its on corn, grass potitoos, ete. Tie described
advocated a central direction To be given TO this
work, ard that stitch a center should be I'm Wash
lh"ton The chair submitted paper by Mr.. Wm
) 'unoerS, on the SIh;cct o. est .blshing govern
ment stations, ami the work To be ASH .nad them
The chair also Su cgested that in connection with
sun S. Stations, the one here should be under
direction OF tie Agricultural department. and
supported 10y congressional appropriations
MI. Isaac Hedges, OF Mo-. spoke in support OF the
view eXpr S-rd by the chair. Mr. Aivort, OF n.
WIS often due 10 the ference 81 Organization
without some general III III esl,c. lily devoted to
org lhNitioh. ho cooper ton would he possible.
Ioi COOK spoke OF the wiSdnm of an eX animation
OF law providing for the exchange OF publications
among agricultural colleges. Remarks on tie
sine Suhtrt were maze Icy Mr.. R,ggles of Va
Jo'h A. Foreman Of Indian Territory, Mr. Gillian
and Prot. Porter or MinneSotl, Aiken OF s C. Mel
SOL o. y j.. all fayafing experimental st tons:
tIc latter sill what is needed in WaShin. ton most
Is not an experimental farm. but a bureau for
gathering information ana di5tribut.ngiL
PRESIDENTS ARTACR's INVITATION.
President Arthur, through Commissioner DR..
Loring, invites the delegates TO meet at the East
room this evening at O'Clock.
SECRETA ir-Ar1 y n,1,