Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-08

regular appropriation bisls O q become
lsvs To appoint commission 20 Wat
the several countries Of Central and
South Anerics 20 collect information A.
50 the mode Of securing more intimate
Internal Commercial relations between
these csanfrses % provide that here
after all estimates OF appropriations
and estimates Of defciencsss In apoyo-
priatiops. intended for the consideration
Of Congress, shsii Be transmitted 20
Congress through the Secretary Of TIE
Treasury, and IL no other manner 20
pFovide that the Enmber Of asp1ty col
Iectogs Of internal rsyen8e. CANCERS.
s,orskeepers and clerk sDpIOs d IN the
Internal revenue service snail not Be
inrEss sd TO create = board If pe0sBoo
appeals, 80 be appointed BY the Score
tsry Of the Interior 70 provide for the
appoIntH snt Of = scientific comm ssloa
winch may IN the name If the United
States Governments eoBdoct . confer
snce Of electricians ia Philadelphia IN
fbs autumn Of 1854. TO authorize the
President IN case Of threatened or
aetaal epidemic 70 use the 1nsxpeuced
balance Of an appropriation, not TO 81
coed 100000, IN state aud local bDares
OF olhsrvise, in hIs discretion, in gre
venting aud supprsssinR the spread Of
toe same aud maintaining qnarerfIne
az points of danger.
The President nc the Capitol
The President arrived at his room in
Capitol at II O'Clock. Hrs csbiBes and
private secretary accompanied him and
rem aimed until after midnight. He
signed the FortI6cations and Post Of
fee Appropriation bills, and number
of private pension bills
The President arrived at the Capitol
al half-past eleven today, and 10 busily
engaged with bis cabinet IN examining
ID asuFes passed by Congress, and pre-
sented for his approval. He has ap-
proved the River and Harbor bill. Dis
triot of Columbia, Legislative. Exsc0-
tive, Judicial, and sundry Civil and
Army Appropriation bills.
The senate rsceded from its amend
ment and pas ed the Provisional Navy
Appropriation bill. This bill, and the
C0nsular and Diplomatic bills, which
are both in process of enrolment. when
signed will complete all the annual ap-
preparation bills
A joint resolution has been passed by
the Senate aad concurred IN by the
House, providing for final adjournment
at 2 o'clock today.
A resolution, thanking the Presiden.
pro tenn, Hon. Geo. f. EdaoAds, VI
Vermont, for the efficiency, courtesy
and impartiality with Which be has dis
charged the duties Of presid ng officer
of the Senate during tbs present session,
was offered by Senator Bayard. and
unanimously agreed to.
Cennrmations.
WASHINGTON, July T. - George II.
Sharpe of New York. Thomas Reynolds
of Missouri and Scion C. Thatcher of
Kansas, G mmissioners, 10 ascertain the
beat modes to secure more intimate it
ternatioual commercial relations b. =
tween the United States and the several
countries Of Central and Southern
America; Henry L. Thomas of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, Secretary TO the Com
mission. Wm. RI. Johnston, Deputy
Psynsster General of the United States
Army, with rank of Lieutenant Colonel.
Discharged.
In pursuance of the provision of tbs
legislative, Judicial and Executive ap-
preparation bill reducing the number of
thNrA AaA s1h49 bSuht1 AAO-1 ~ W ~,
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue
today ordered the discharge of the fol
lowing named agents: A. j. McKusick
of California. John Young of Ten
nessse, John III. Burns of Kentucks, j.
b. Mccoy of Wisconsin, James A. Ray
of Kentucky, G. r. Harrison of Tennes-
see, I'm NJ. Rtum of Illinois, j. Pack
ard Of Indiana, w. l.. HoilIster Of MIN
nesoia, A. NJ. Crane of California and
j. l.. irumbGii of Indiana.
Commissioners Appointed.
The commission appointed to ascer-
tain the best mode of securing intimate
International and commercial relations
between the United States and several
countries of Central and South Amer
ca il composed Of Geo. H. sharpe of
New York, Thomas Reynolds of Mis-
souri. Scion A. Thatcher of Kansas sec-
rotary }, Henry l.. Thomas IF tie Dis
srIct OF Columbia.
work beaded.
Work was suspended at Washington
in the navy yard today owing to the
failure of Congress to make an appro-
pratt n for Its continuance.
Adjourned.
Congress adjourned today to meet
again the lst day of December, 1884.