The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1889-07-25
WASHINGTON NEWS.


secretary Tracy has unpleasantly sur
prlsed the friends OF Past Assistant raymas
ser larry w. Sin'th py roouth ni sno nGJoa
III vase W tne cour n', va so' .e.a;at H.
n ,S SWes :. as ms oPliph Sua' snI In
yiew of ali that Mr. Smith nfY red in body
and mind Mt the time Of his disappearance
in New York the socretary,s action Is caus-
inc his frisnds n,pch anxisty
Seoremry NOBLE mas issueu pe,oirpSS1ay
oruer 70 .he agent az tne euappa" tnuI T
asohcy, y, tno hortheasgern uSVs WY 80,
u o,ua terrltory 70 inineaiateiy I9nyI 9 .Sad
.he reservation al cateie unia"i"hy "e'"0'
thereon'
The secretary of the treasury has decided
that so-called sausages, consisting, of finely
chopped pork encased In SKIN ana enciosoo
IN alr-tight tins are not entitled 70 tree
entry by assimilatiop 10 bologna sausases,
puo are properly ciassineu as AZ popaS'
meats, uutiaple az the rate Oh 10 Per oeh''
al Vaiorem
Inc secretary OF the treasury mas ap-
pointed H. Nj >. Young OF fenhsyVa,.a 70
De chlef OF division In the slxe9 a pI
ONCE aha Witiam M; Hehry " naao,a
con,,tro,io,ss oa,oa x,jna W;lI;am i Neal
resignad 0'
Ts' .. L., S,.,aod
l. - Id, = = .,.t,;o,, nc
70 ush tne attorney geiierai lor e'i t..,s;t
70 tne rlg9t OF ths Chlhese V p'ss III H""s''
through United e1apes terrioory
The president has appointed John +. Bing-
nam 10 DC chiet engineer IN tae navy wlSn
the r. iatiVe rank Oh Lheutenaii' oo''i'nan'o''
The statement OF the United States treas
urer shows gold, silver, United States notes
and other funds in the treasury as follows:
Gold coin and bullion, S3O2, Sia 6oi; silver
| afNd hull
dollars redeemed, - 0o5, o3S; fractionai silver
coin, go, OS6, oo9; United states notes s4o
ioS Us; national BANK NOTES, Sn,4tG nation-
al DanR NOUS IN process OF redeInption'
6S4; deposits with natiohal pan na , oe-
Eant;t,aatos n',,,stonI;nr. Coij Si,i 75o 589.
| s;i,a,. Sosa oes seo. on,.rcncv S16 S7S 0O0
'nre'' 100000
=, Inc secretary OF the treasury mas IeJeogaeu
tne appear Oh W. Macolioer lrq,ii u ~
assessing uuty at the ra,e Vi 20 PEI oenV' au
valorem on twenty-hVe parreis OIL grease ii''-
ported april ~ last'
The secretary of the treasury has appoint
ed John d. Bowen keeper of the light station
at Windmill Point Vermont vice Fl. @.
| Phelps, removed.
In the cases of Cadet Henry G. LYON and
| Cadet George D. Moore, second class, Mill
| tary academy, sentenced by general court
| martial 10 DE ulSflllSSeu upon cHdTSeS VI uu-
| truthfulness the president has failed to con-
] firm the sentences for reasons of doubt as to
| the sufficiency of evidence and the hitherto
excellent character of the accused cadets.
Prof John p Sousa leader of the Marine
| band, has been for several years engaged in
collecting the national airs of the various
| countries in both hemispheres, and has
about completed the task. They will be pub
lished by authority of the navy department,
= fI,N l. tt,I
in the world The collection includes airs
from every country except Corea and Hayti,
AMI if they have any distinctive national
airs Prof. Sousa hopes to be able to include
them in his book.
Secretary Window has circular letter to
the collector of customs at El Paso Laredo
and Eagle Pass, Texas. where all importa-
lions of lead ore from Mexico are made, in
| structing them with regard to the treatment
of such Ores under existing rules pending
the settlement of the question now before the
treasury department in regard to the proper
classification of lead ores. 1t is stated at the
department that these instructions do not
affect the main question at issue, which will
no be decided until after the return to the
city of Assistant Secretary Tichenor, who
is expected about the end of the month.
The more the alien contract labor law is
examined bv the treasury officials the wider
its sc3pe apDears and the greater its posi-
bilities for mischief. II has been suggested
that il 1yould nrevent tbe coming into the
limited states of train hands EMPLOYED on
the railroads entering this country from
Canada.
Glove, WRIGHT tho commissioners If Ia
GoioneI WIlgat ehe commissioner e hi ~ "a
ooi, mas receiveu hollce VI ms apPoint s ~
on tne peranent colisst s IN ilav,,g lor i ~
upJecC tne carrying oue Vi .lao pulpo -
.ie iitei i e a. 'oiis oa' ioi @ IL,
osSnnia+os in tho commission are
Sir Svdnev Waterlow and REPRESENTATIVES,
from Snain Denmark Norway. Switzerland
and other European countries.
r,,-;Ja,,th. 81. +,,o eo,,o,,,;,,o. m
ny piesiuerrS u ~, ii W,'i VIZ e TnaIheo r
oinsn p man a. u o,o II Tan,S Vii
10 10 pen,i'I pisSt,n.de - Wnd,,;,o, 20 bo srr-
ilan "A. noha az y ~ pnat;yS " y ' Sill
v voy IS nalsn+a 70 he s,,rvevor-oeneral Of
Dakota Can't. George Dewey to be
chief of the bureau of equipment and recruit
ING in the department Of the navy. with the
relative rank of commodore; Charles G.
Austin of Alabama to be marshal of the
United States for the northern district OF
Alabama.
Mai Tivermore in cbarpe Of improve
,,,or,tS f larbn,s o,,d rivers +, tho soutberr
hart Of Massachusetts and in Rhode Island
and Connecticut, makes the following re.
commentators for appropriation Harbor
of refuge at Hyaunis, Mass, $4,000: harbor
of refuge at Nantucket, $4,000; Vineyard
, Haven S35. 900; Wareham harbor Sl2, 1856
New Bedford harbor $40 900; Taunton river
$4,000: Pawtucket river $50, 900; Providence
, river and Narragans.tt BAY, 800, 900; Greer
Jacket shoal. Providence river $50, 600
Newport harbor. $4,000; harbor of refuge
at Block island. $50, 600: Pawcatuck river
R. L., and Connecticut, SIG 637; harbor o.
refuge Stonington, Conn, $4,000
, The secretary of the navy has made the
fourth payment OF SIC 55o TO the Herreshofi