New-York tribune., 1886-01-06
BILLS INTRODUCED IN THE HOUSE.
MEMBERS VIII, WANT TO REVISE THE Tariff


MONUMENT TO GENERAL AMT.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.-Mr. Muller. of
EewYork appeared In the House tins morning for the
first time during the 'sson, and he was warmly vel
coined by collesgues and congratulated upon his
covery from his recent illness His desk was
adorned with Immense floral basket, bearing the In
scripton. $40 Big Chief with the best wishes Of
the members OF the Ist Assembly District New-York
County Democracy" Immediately after the reading OF
the journal oath OF oloe administered 10 Mr.
Muller Tao Hoar Presidents SGcce ssiOn bill and the
lut0n proposing certain Joint ries were re-
ferrei appropriate uitees After the reading of
the jonrn Al the speaker immediately proceeded to call
for the Introduction of bills and resolutions
Under this CALL among many Others the following were
introduced and referred:
BY Mr.. .Cutcieon. OF Michigan, TO reform the Civil
Service, and preserve the constitutional distinction be-
tween legislative aud executive duties by the Orgsnza
ton OF a Bureau OF Civil Appointments.
by Mr. Maypury, of oig for the Importation free
of duty OF OF iron, lead copper and zine. and btu
secretary Of state for Information to the action
taken bv TINS Government unrr the PROVISIONS OF the
Act uf 1875 relative to nnrrcal relations win Can
ada for tue renewal uf comnercal relations with
the British Possessions in North America also author
izng tne construction of bridge over Arthur XIII.
between the Untrd States and Mexico signed
January 20 1885, also to secure uniform standard of
sta.es of New-York and New-Jersay. concerning the
boundary line said STATES from tho Hudson kver
Court of CLAIMS to consider the qultae trrs OF the
from ths sale Of ths Ofce site in HewYork city
BY Mr. Blis,, OIL New-Yoik, for the sale OF Navy Yard
ans By SE Mr. Bsass Of SewYoTn' to give Scnoraby dis
oarsod sPds.s Ind ssGr1 IN % paSo sP
jeet OF marriage aud divorce
By Mr. Baker, OF Now-York to create an Interstate
Commerce Commission; also 10 establish Bureau OF
By Mr Weber. OF New York for the permanent i'm
Of th- Erie anu Oswego Canals and TO secure
the freedom OF the same to tue commerce OF the United
By Mr.. Belmont. of Hew-York. authorizing the con-
sirncson OF bridge the Arthur K also amend
ing the revised statutes relating TO yachts (rhs b
prepare by the New-Iork Yacht Ciab and it's OBJ
port TO enab. yachts 10 use steam
launches without employing a licensed engineer. and
position OF the csp.ain OF the vesselJ
BY Mr.. Dowdney OF New-forx Tor the erection OF a
City On appropates S20o0 900 for the purpose to be
expended the direction Of the Secretary OF War;
by a commission to be appointed by the President pro-
vded OF the money snail be expended until the
sum of $25o,00o shall have been raised by subscrp
tiont
by Mr. James, of New York. to establish marine hos
pitil at tue Port OF NewYOrk; also 10 proniot any
Government epioye from contracting out the labor OF
By Mr Mrrriman, of New-York to prevent obstruc
tive aud ujurious deposits the harbor OF KcwYork.
By Mr.. Parker, OF SewYork to tax the manufacture
By Mr. Ja'nes. Of New.York. providing that
iu''' IN iho otser States and territories aud
within the District OF Columbia solicit from dealers
sample catslogne. card price list. description other
representation without pay Of Icepse
cantile (fbis bill prepared by the Traders and
Travellers Uaioa of Ne x-Y0rKD
BY Mr.. Bliss of NswYork for the relief OF the non
officers and priyatcs OF the Grecy Arctic
Expedition.
BY Mr. Phelps OF New-Jsrssy resolution OF the
LEGISLATURE OF New-Jersey asking for Congressional
Inquiry into. the hness OF Alaska for the pdrposes OF
colony and the adyfsabty Of establishing there
place VI confinement term convicts also bill
providing for tho decoration OF battle fields
sf the Revolution fThs Is similar TO the bill intro
SfOduced In the Senate by Mr. Sewey
without tho conciusion OF tho CALL the House Mt Alb