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New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
. MR.. FIELD AND MIR. LABOUCHERE.

LONDON, Feb. 1S.-Ihc Financial AcTs this
morning contains paragraph contradicting Mr. Iahou-
cherc's statements in Truth regarding Cyrus W. Field
and the Anglo American Cable Company and expressing
regret that the article from truth should have been
copied in The FidHcfH Nors Idh to-day con tains Il
paragraph stating tt the issue OF Wabash prcic yce
stock was made after Mr. Field had left the EndrI Of
Directors and that Mr. Field had nothing to do with tIc
London issue he had before that separated from the
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
THE ATTACK on GERMAN SOCIALISTS.
PApIs Eeh lA-rhr sfudnnts of Paris INV

issued protest against the criticisms upon their action
in attacking the German Socialists IN the funeral pro
cession OF jules Wales Monday They say that they
felt compelled In honor Of the youth and manhood OF
France, 10 oppose the defiance offered by the Germans
In haunting their banner In procession through the
streets OF Paris They proposed teach the foreigners
10 beware OF TeOpenng wounds tlat are yot blec1ng
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
TO SAVE LOGAN SQUARE

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1S (SpecidD. A num-
ber Of people protesting against the Improvement Of
Logan square after the manner Of the changes In several
OF the other squares OF the city They the park to
remain as they say pleasure ground and do not wish
the gravel walks replaced with asphalt With the I'M
proyements they fear that the would become
I horn
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19

FREEHOLD, n. j., Feb. 1S (SpeciaD.-Ine case
q, the Manasquan Bank against Judge Samuel l. Hen
drckson and william W. Conover which Was tried here
in the January aud decided for the bank has been
appealed The motion for new trial Will be argued
before the Court Of and Appeal at Trenton IN tho
lime Term The exceptions were taken To Judge scud-
ders charge in relation estoppe aud " the rulings
excluding certain testimony.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
EXCITEMENT Ar WOOLwICH.

LoNpON Feb. l~.-A canister filed with q sub
stance supposed to he dynamite. and TO which was
attached partly burned fuse. was found to-day
near the magistrates room at the Woowich Police
Court
DUBIrV. Feb. l9.-District Inspector Alman, of
the Dublin polico force has been appointed to the
command of the new dynamite detective force of
London.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
POLISHING RUNNERS ON BARE GROUNDS.

Inc usJOlnteu SlelSnlng season was continued
yesterday. The seighing not what might be
termed good, but enough covered the drives to
warrant sleigh riders in getting out their seighs and by
the friction bare spots polishing up their runners
There many family sleghs loaded with young
people and the constant road riders dashed along be-
hind their trotcrs Big John j. Quinn sat behind bis
little trotter Harry. Mynder Starn drew the lines over
n yOungster. Commissioner " Tom" Brennan drove
Katie b. Frank Work sped along with the chestnut
gedng Edward. Edward stokes tried the sleghing with
his team, Bell Flower and Lyman. Ex-senator John Fox
slipped along with Jack and Prince. FREDERICK Dietz
drove the bay gedng Lantern, and George ". Rand
smiled contcntedy behind the gray geldng st. Cloud
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
STA MER ASHORE AT HENLOPEN
IENLorEN, Del, Feb. ia foreign steamer
ran ashore the Point Of Capes ut 1910 this morning.
UTTERIyG RAISED PAPER MONEY

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. lS.-W iliam james
Noble was convicted In the United States District Court
to-day ON the charge Of having In his possession ana
passing number OF bills which had been raised from ~
to and $50 each. IL shown that at the time ol
the defendants arrest rubber stamp pencils, numbers
and other utensils tor carrying the work well as
some altered money, were found In his room
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
PREPARING TO RESIST THE MAHDI.

TROOPS TO BE SENT TO TEIP3H AND IuNIs-
FRENCH EEINFORCEMENrS.
VARNA. Feb. 1S.-Thc Porte has decided 10
double the number of troops at Iripoil ana lunls.
PARIS. Feb. 1S-The French Government has
ordered that reInforccments be sent 10 the lunls
frontier to check the utIigues of the Mahdl.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
THE MISUSE or DYNAMITE.
TRYING TO BLOW Up A COURT HOUSE.
AN internal MACHINE PLACED BY STRANGER
WHERE 1T WOULD MAKE A HAVOC.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE IRIBUSE.l


WHERE 1T WOULD MAKE A HAVOC.
lBY TFLEGRAPH TO THE IRIBUSEl
PrTTsBuRG. Feb. 1s.-C,reensburg the county
seat of WeStmoreland County was excited to day
over an attempt TO blow up the County Court
House at that place. About 10 a. III. man passing
through one of the corridors found Internal ma
chine. II consisted OF clock work with pound
ball Of dynamite encascd in tin foil, all enclosed In
n drum shaped tin box, from which protruded a
fuse. There at least 200 persons in the court
house at the time. and had an explosion taken
place fearful loss of life would have followed
Various rumors are ahoat as to the intent of per-
sons who placed the machine. One theory is that
1t was intended TO destroy the ballot-bOxes OF the
borough and thus make invalid the result of yes
tcr,lays election Another is that it was intended
to make way with certain county officers who re-
Gently exposed the dynamite conspiracy among the
Irishmcn at Irwin station, a few miles distant.
suspicious looking stranger is said 20 have hurried
ont OF the court house AT about $3.50 a. m. and TO
have started in the direction of the Pcnnsy wanna
Railroad station, which would give him three min
utcs in which 10 catch an eastern train.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
SHOWING n rNpENN-YLyANIA.

WILKEsHAKEE, Feb. lS.-Arothcr snow
storm prevailed here this morning. hc hk"s falling %
depth Of three inches The Su-luchanna River frozen
To the bottom and solid mass uf icc from TluAhtu
mock to Nantcoke distance ot forty miles,
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
THE CLOCK WORKS OF A TOY.
GENERAL PRESS DisPArCn.l

GRrrNsBURG. Penn, Feb. ls.-lhis morning q
suspicous looking box. covered with tnfoil, was
found in tho corridor of the courthouse. The re-
port quickly spread hat an attempt had been made
to blow up the building with an Internal machine
The box was taken TO Lawson's grocery, where it
was carefully uuwrapped, and found to be the
clock work. of a danclng toy monkey with piece
of rope hanging oue of tn" end which had been
slnged to make 1t look if il ha been set on fire,
but mad faIled TO burn.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
FaLLJyG on HIS OWN AXE

LAwREycEBURG, Ind, Feb. Is (Spec'do.-
John Green started to the woods carving he~iy
sharpened axe on his shoulder. lie slipped Oh ,ne "o
'-' ~ s.,.a.I s,rikng his face the keen blade Of
,,, ch force that II cut through the side OF his
Sace c hurled the blade almost to the handle ent ING
lower jaw from iJ 10 heal and probably fatal
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
GERMANY AND THE CONGO.

BERLIN, Feb. 1S.-A treaty was negotiated
last December by Herr Schultz, representing Germany
with the African International Association and several
native African chiefs BY this treaty largo tract OF
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
RAILROAD TRACKS WASHED AWAY.

IN nv FW, ~ Ji NJ - '''''1 '''''
been usIcLdcd the Philadelphia and Long Branch
Division ~ tn Pennsylvania Railroad between Barne-
"a. Bay bridge AMI Point Pheasant Fourteen bad wash
ut, have occurred between the points named ana seven
IL piles have uut u tAi Blrncst Bay bridge
bf the ice.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19

York on February g. has arrived hero on her way W
Iiverpoo The steamer lost two blades her propeller
when a few days from Ncw-York in heavy gale Ole
OF the steamers cOndensers broken and tho supply
OF fuel ran short All on board well Mr. Dunpey,
passenger committed suicide February III by jumping
overheard
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
PHILADELPHIA WTERS SICK

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Is Especial ).-Ex-
Judge James H. Campbell is i'll at his home No. 2ooo
Delaney place. and John H. Campbell also a member OF
the bar, il Ill ut his hOnc, No. 2Ol0 Greeh'st'
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19

MRS. LOWELL NO BETTER.
LONDON, Feb. 1S.-Mrs Lowell is SINKING
slowly No hope is entertained of her recovery. oho
suffers no pain today.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
ooRpsEs DRAooED PRou THEIR GRAVES

COhfSES DhA""ED fhOH IHEIh Una 'H''
POINT PLEASANT, w. Va, Feb. Is. Az
burial ground attached to Pisgah Church. five miles from
here the yesterday found a half dozen bodies
taken the graves and the ground. There
Il clcw to the perperator to the motive oil the
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
SNOTHERED nv A CORN BIN.

BUFFALO, Feb 19.-The body of Nicholas
Muller this morning found In bin at the Grape
Sugar Works He yesterday afternoon. and
Is supposed to have been suI0hersd while unloading
corn .
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
MANUFACTURE OF THE EXPLOSIVE.
ARGUMENT BrFORE THE COMMITTEE ON SENATE
LAWS ON MIR. BARNCM's BILL

Albany Feb. 1S.-Thc Committee on General
Law. gave hearing Edward Green. the largest manu-
facturcr dynamite In the country, on Mr. Barnuins :
bill which makes provision for the punishment by "A
penalty OF heavy and imprisonment ot any person
who falls to obtain permit from the proper authorities
to Manufacture or sell dynamite. Mr. Green explained
that dynamite was or less OF generic term en-
braclng all sorts OF explosive materials, Hercules Vulcan
and other kinds NJ powder used FOR heavy blasting and
tunnrlling Dynamite was originally common clay, but
saturated with nitro yCern' l became highly power
f a.ent of ,iructiun. II is dul Inert and harmless
substance II properly looked after ana handled lhtre
,rr he c-tiuutc 100000 pounds OF il manufactured
IN this country every lie witS perfectly WILING To
have law enacted 10 punish thr uuHwfhi hS' OF uyt-
uc and IFS manufacture aud sale by irresponsible per-
sons. but he though the hill before tho committee was
too dinise and too sweeping and would seriously en-
,Vf manufacture.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19
THE TRlTOS DAMAGED by A COLLISION.
LONDON, Feb. lS.-Thc British bark John

Trahey, Captain Ryan, at Havrc from NewOrleans Is
lcaky having been IN collision In the harbor Of IIavre
with the German steamer Tritos. from New-York The
Tritos also damaged by the collision.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19

FiTALLY HURT ~ 4 SKATIyG RTyE.
KINGSTON, Feb. Is (SpeciaD Ella W. Fisher
who was injured by 4 falling gallery in the sauSerties
Skating Rink weeks died suddenly at her hoe
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19

ICE FLOEs IN TIE RIVERS AND THE BAY
The rivers were comparatively free rom ice
NJ the end OF the ebb tide after noon ieAtAraS'
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19

country on the Lower Congo Nokki comes into 'ho
possession of Germany.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19

PORTLAND. Ore. Feb. ls.-A di puch To me Ogeg)HtW
from Whatcom. Washington Territory, saws: Tine new
house John H. Stcuger President ot Washington 1o-
ouy was blown 20 atoms last night ny dynamite ne
Iot. $1,000 No lives were lost II T. supposed Ia he
the outcome or land troubles, which have Oecu brewing
. INN AlI.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-19

ACCIDENT TO THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
QaEExsTowN, Feb. 1S.-The Inman Line
stsaiuer City Of Rc),mond, Captain Lewis, from New
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-08-13
What One Acre Will Do.

A garden OF one acre may be kept rich
" manured by the droppings OF one COW.
For five years past I have reserved one pet
Jersey COW for the use Of the house, and
have kept her in stable near the house
and fed her upon the lawn mowings and a
small plot Of grass. with the vegetable
waste OF the house and garden. The prod
nee OF the acre is more than sufficient to
feed the COW the year round, with the help
OF four quarts daily of feed. This
amounts to about one ton per year, cost
ing about S25. estimate the milk,
cream and butter of good COW to be
worth to family 800 year. That is
II would cost that sum to purchase the
amount Of these used iu family. There
will be q surplus OF milk or butter TO be
sold, equivalent TO further sum OF $50.
The manure for one acre OF garden will
pay we'll for the labor OF attending TO the
Cow, and in ten years will pay for the COW
besides. So that good family COW when
we'll cared for, will produce in ten years
the actual sum Of $1,000, besides paying
for herself, her feed and attention. Then
there will DO eight calves besides. and
skinned milk or buttermilk to partly feed
. pig or flock OF poultry. And then the
comfort and pleasure Of i'll
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-08-13

m would be rough on me- soliloq use,
tbc fassnd ~culd-be funny passenger VIII
spread himself over two seats and locke,
happy lit would be rough on me II
had to pay my passage by weight" "oh
no." remarked the man standing up in th
s,sie. "Hcs freights are very cheap, in
deed"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-08-13

"A fashion item says: French evening
dresses for young girls Of cream colored
Arab gsure have kait skifts, high bodices
With log Innings. and no trimming save .
bsnssiioe ssh" We never saw - young
girl 81 ssSsm-colored Arab gauzs''--she
.mnsl u pes and delicate variety but
should think kilt skirt OF that descrip.
; tina you'd look very vel. on her
-s'chsrles," said Mn spendall, II
~ . bsaiiial costume at BixzArre's To-
day, and ! should like il ever and ever 90
much .And I should like 10 have you
-bye. r. replied Charles. "bu, really.
tAil hsveat the money to spare. =
. -s<sAs 900 grcss tsssei Ikaov better than
THAI ssv brand nev check book in
your dest only yesterday. and no, one Of
the checks bad been used.
:. rAn Essiishmsn once boasied that be
/, hsA b~sn mistaken lori member Of The
royal iamily. A Soo.ebmsn hearing this
replied tia, be bad been addressed fos the
Dshs ssAsukg xksreapoo 40 IrssA.sa
said be bad bcen taken for greater per-
con than either. for - be vas Walking
Wss ~ sRst ons day . friend cane
Up 70 Lln. tIcIaiming holy Mosesl is
thsi youf"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-08-13

One Of the best and most convenint re.
ceptscless for table cutlery is canton fan.
mel knife case tackled TO the inside OF q
cupboard door--to be so constructed that
there will be separate compartment for
each knife or fork. The flannel is sure TO
absorb any moisture left on knife by care.
lossosss or by accident, and the whole al.
fair Ia ornamental. White cantoE flannel
bound With scarlet dress braid 10 pretties. /
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-08-13

When you are tired Of plain boiled or
fried eggs. tsy this way Of serving them
for breakfast; Butter = pie plate aud
cover the bottom, vilh fine bread crumbs.
then break up enongh eggs for your fam
lily and drop them on the plate and cover
them With layer OF pread crumbs;
Sprinkle pepper and salt over this and
put some little Jumps Of butter over ii.
Bake 10 quick oven for FIVE minutes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-08-13

Laundry starch makes the best paste
for scrap books, because age does not tnrn
fryefiov.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1885-08-13

To prevent door from ersatirg apply
: little soap 10 the hinges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-26

the President take charge Of the ONCE OF Inc '"''i "a
Engineers and perform his duties
The detail for the Omaha will be annonnceo III Few
uaya CAPTAIN T. o. selfridge will be In cominaho' VII"
Lieutenant Commander E. L. Amery as executive oi'e
Lieutenant John o. solcy has been placed Oh ',.o
list Of fine Navy by reason OF physical disability inc
Department has received no intelligence of the where
abouts of Lieutenant W. Remy. attached to e roi'7
mouth at the Norfolk Navy Yard, who has been hSss
for abont ten days. .
Lieutenant Nichols. commanding the fi't"
reports to the Department, under date OF sika
February thar thing Is qaiet In that porn W
the Territory Trouble occurred among me ihuIlns Nv
Klcl wan AT the head OF tho Keku Straits, IN ecei
her the result OF long standing feud between Two 'm
lies Eight men were killed four from each family ann
eccOrlirg to the Indian law life Tor o Ire inc ah@d
ended there ana peace WAS made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-26
TO LIMIT THE ABUSE OF INJUNCrIONS.
Mr.. HupBrLL oFPKRs SEw BiLI-TuE POWER
GIVEN TO 1ug SUPREME COURT.
FRY TrtygnNPTr To TIE rRfBUyPl

ALBANY, Feb. 25.-Mr Hubbell made an In
terctinc speech his bin 10 limit the power OF Judges
10 issue iniunctons against executive officers This was
introduced In Wow Of tue decision o. the Assembly
80 nycsigato the OF judges Andrews Truax and
Beach, OF Now-York. In issuing iIunctions against
Mayor Edison and the Board OF Aldermen o. New York
when they we're attempting TO Gus, Hubert o. Thonp-
son from oIce OF Commissioner OF Public Works Of
New.York Mr.. Hubbell said: "On Friday last intro
duced bill amending section COS Of the Code Of Civil
Procedure relating TO the issuing OF inuncons which
provided that injunction to restrain state officer.
municipal officer Board Of Aldermen should not be
granted except by the General Term and upon two days
notice have Informed that many OF the
ablct OF the Supreme Court Justices OF this State
slider tina; the passage OF that provision would be In effect
n slur upon all except the General Term Justices
No such slur intended. and. upon consider
ing the matter convinced that the provisions
OF that hill rs they should This bill
rect that dciec, and It provides that injunction shall
not he issued except by the Supreme Court upon notice
10 tho party sought to be erolncd That will cure the
defects that have Occn complained OF heretofore.
make this statement for the purpose OF announcing that
aside de and this Gili substituted in is place"
Mr. fIubbells bill s follows:
Is hereby amended so IA to read as foows:
!. Where duty is imposed by statute upon a State
to restrain him or them or person employed by him
or them. from the performances OF that duty or TO pre-
except by the supreme Court al General Term thereof
sitting IN the department In which the officer or board
located, tho duty Ia required 10 10 performed aud
upon notice OF the application therefor 10 tho officer.
board or other person to be restrained.
An injunction order to restrain ne chef executive
officer OF any city, tho Board OF Aldermen. other
chief legislative body OF any city county. any mem
act required or authorized by law shall not be granted
excepting by the supreme Court at special or general
term thereof sitting In tho department IN which such
city county Is located and notice Of the appca
such board or body, to he restrained
Section 2 This act shall take effect Immediately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-26
CONGRESSIONAL DoINGs ~ GRIEF.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-Mr Sherman, from
the Congrc s,onal Committee OF Arrangements on tine
Washington Monument Dedication, submitted report
and concurrent resolution expressing the thanks OF
Congress to Colonel Thomas Lincoln Casey his assistants
and the workmen under MS and their direction for the
admirable In which he and they performed their
respective duties IN the completion Of the Monument 10
the and fame OF George Washington"
Mr.. Allison. from the Committee on Appropriations
reported tho Legislative, Executive and Judicial Appro-
prlaon bin and asked Immediate consideration The
bill was taken up and its reading proceeded with.
On motion to make the positions Of clerks OF stand
ing committees ANNALS Mr. German expressed the hope
OF the Senate would not be further in
creased The amount paid for clerks and messen
gers to committees OF Senate he said. $1,000
against $3S similar services in the House OF Rep
resentatveA The total expense for officers. CLERKS
messengers etc. OF the Senate was S34s.000
Mr. Call thought that the OF the Senate should
not looked the point OF view Of too small
economy.
Mr.. Riddleberger said that the Committee on Manu-
,actures had met than once in two years.
(I.aughter)
Mr.. Call inquired why he did not move to have 1t
abolished.
Mr. Rddebergcr frankly replied that he afraid
did the Senate would abolish It, (Mr Riddeborger
isChairnan OF the Conmittce) He did not think any
committee entitled TO an annual clerk.
Several had amendments 10 propose and
siderable confusion prevailed Finally at 7l5. 1t be-
coming apparent that the bill could not be disposed Of
tonight, the Senate, motion Of Mr.. Allison ad-
journed.
The Speaker laid before the House a communication
from the Secretary Of the Treasury recommending the
appropriation OF $4,000 for the Revenue Marine Ser
vice in Alaska.
Mr. Burnes, OF Missouri, moved to suspend the rules
and pass the Deficiency Appropriation BILL with various
amendments reported from the Committee on Appropri
atoms. The following were the important amendments
reported and incorporated In the bill ApproprIatng
1898 44S pay Judgments rendered by the Court OF
Claims apprOprating T162.340, together with
pended balances for the completion OF the cruisers
and patch boat and a50shng the Office OF the Tenth
Census and providing that the work Of the shall
be completed IN the Office OF the Secretary OF the III
terror.
The motion suspend the rules and pass the bill
agreed to.
The House then proceeded to the consideration of bust
meas under the special rule.
Bills were passed for the erection Of public buildings
not to cost 100000 each at Sacramento, Ca and
La Crosse, WIS
On motion OF Mr.. Strait, OF Minnesota Senate bill
passed approprating 100000 for tho payment Of
certain citizens for supplies furnished to the Sioux and
Dakota Indians in Minnesota between 1860 and lsG2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-26
KILLING OF MRS. WARY McCANN.

NEwBURG. Feb. % (SpeeiaD.-A woman WAS
found to-day who that she went to the assistance
OF Mrs. Mary Crawford Mccain the old woman hose
blind husband Is held charge Of murirr In passing
tho house she heard Mira. Cam crying for help. The
crossed tho street and went TO the window OF
Mrs. McCann's house. Hearing groans she
called out; MARY, what's the matieri" The window
WAS raised and Mrs Mccain. who seemed 10 DO lying
near the window. said For God Almghty's sake
IN" The visitor then went into the front
door and Mccain standing IN the hall the back
door She passed through into the kitchen and by that
way TO the front There she found Mira. Mccain
lying the floor. Her face terribly bruised and
was bleeding She said
Hugh Is too ugly to i've He has been abusing all
day and now he has finished me"
The visitor turned and asked Mccain why he had so
beaten and bruised his wife and repiedi
"she has been qanrreling with mo since half past
six this morning and told her that II struck her
would both be sorry"
Mrs. McCann said that her husband knocked her down
In the doorway between the two rooms aud then
trampled her abdomen. After he left her. she
managed " crawl 10 the window, raised IL aud called
for help.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-02-26
MIR. McpHERsONs NAVAL BOARD.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator Mcpherson
introduced In the Senate to-day amendment intended
to proposed the Naval Appropriation bill when the
latter reaches the Senate which provides for Board Of
Naval Commissioners have control subject to the ap
prova Of the Secretary Of the Navy OF all questions
iang to the construction Of vessels for the Navy OF the
United States II provides that this board shall be
posed Of the Secretary Of tho Navy, the Chief Con-
structor Chief Engineer Chief OF the Bureau Of Steam
Engineering Chief Of Ordnance and Chief of the
Of Equipment of the Navy such other officers not
than three number the Secretary Of the Navy may
assign to such service and civilians who shall be
selected and appointed by the President This board
shall have authority to award contracts or the sohsrc'
ton and for material for vessels.
year. period Of five ~ begin July H. 1852 70
barry into effect tho determinations OF the board ,
The amendment also provides that the board snail
consider and determine whether the five unfinished mon
ttors worthy Of completion whether they should DO
completed and armed and provides for the appropria
ton 81 900 for such work In tho event that the
Conclusion be favorable and DO approved by the frcsE
dent Of the United States.