The sun., 1890-01-24

This Worlds Fair racket Il a great thing
IN Dores ana beRearA shall continue to work
Secretary Rusk takes occasion to deny the
statement that he intends to ask the Secretary
Of War Tor permission to use about 400 acres OF
ne hhriinEton hEton estate; on the Virginia sido OF
gen ioT the Agricultural Department The
GShI,si .tIn u mado IN the sooTetarys character
intimations about his future plans for the pro-
m9ohiion % Of agriculture 91
iary Noble and drove over to hrIinSton. Airing 0SI and
picked out patch OF about 800 acres on the
good farming land that's there. Ii you'll ooS
G a. my estimates now before the Appropriation
s66 P pTopaBs Bs and daEs or sssed oaS dgr
poses There hasn't been any formal assign
atS o r6s99 SGS TSt SE but Mere S s b Hs
which is tenGnted. Quite number OF virginia
In general clearance Of the c1Iored people. co /
wonder what they're so an Aious about Is tho
ein't going to disturb living soul. No. sir. |
don't think II risky TO establish experimental
GSrd9ns n rsf.c So Soss to Jackson City don't
jackson City. Il might be wen to state. is q
very thickly populated negro settlement
J. H. Brigham OF Ohio Worthy Master
Of tho National Grange OF tho Patrons
OF Husbandry. appeared before tho Ways
ana ,5S. Means ,Hn Committee this morning He said
political belief. They differed on the Suestion
OF protection and free trade. but they were
might be adopted for other industries and din. IN
terests g should be applied to agriculture. lie
bSpshel; By barley malt IS cents a bushol beans,
ssqs SSsf % SSnts sSshe ssnls
bushel; hay, 81 @ ton hides, 10 per cent. ad
Ssl9,em; Ssnts hnsSS sen,s dozen apples 25
and ye animals but could Sa NOT give III FtM the SIX sH
In answer to question by Mr. Breckinridge
mI: mr.: Brigham, SAID that the position of the
accorded to all, ne believed that the farmer or
derived some Indirect benefit from the pro:
granting OF a bounty, but they did not desire a
in sufficient quantities to supply the demand
OF the country. He did not think that free
wool would benefit the farmer.
=, Mr.. Gear inquired whether the passage OF
the Mills oil would not haYo been serious
Mr.. Brigham replied that many Of the farm
ers felt that 1t would have been. though some
Gid b not good d, many 9f the formers fet tnat
Disseminated against
The President has approved tho act rrovid-
orS OF the census
Representative Dalzell. Chairman OF the Com
mtttee on Elections. to-day submltted to the
House the majority report in the contested case
trct Of West Virginia Jackson obtained the
Governors certificate, and now holds the seat,
claims that no was entitled to the seat in the
hrst i%nstance % according to the votes legally
S vSry
upon the face of the returns. and therefore
eMnttdled en- d. to tho certificate from the Governor.
minority the latter part OF this week.
The House Committee on Labor to-day re-
ferred the bill adjusting the pay Of laborers,
mechanics and Others, under the Eight -hour
law toa su6-oommitteee, Consisting OF Repre-
York. The committee has received data from
the executive departments showing that 1t
counts as proposed.
decided to report several bills making appro-
priations for the carrying on OF large river and
IN int rsfaa4 SRG e
b9r bill, The st, ,Mary's River and Hay Lake
Channel project known also as he 800" Gu;
S5.00o.0O0 for this work. Senator Dolph was was
@ Of Re he
In Oregon.
The President too day sent to the Senate tho
following nominations:
e. Of e. Ks@ aaa0n R
Berry. San Diego, Cal.
ds o1 Clarke
r dss Of Daley r and
Wage Tenth district.
second f.s.rd s.air %af' TSrd 'ls''' '0nn Sa~s'a
dis second; John il, White Third: John Henry Miller,
ECth G.p5so Az. Asy h rSser uo, hEcSs
Undertaken John Mccarthy Of Syracuse. N.
Y. called on Secretary Tracy this morning In
company with Represent atives Belden and
Sawyer. and made formal complaint against
Of orders. Mr. MCCARTHY went to samoa to
ono OF the victims Of the hurricane Of last
spring and he bore letter from acting Secre-
sst t in his undertstns c He charSes sS that h in
stead OF assisting him. certain Of the officers
insulted and really hampered him In his work
ter but said that nothing definite could be-
done, until the accused officers have been
heard from.
Secretary Tracy, has settled the contest for
i mandcr William NJ Folger for that duty. His
lie 6sW chief Is at to
duty at the, Washington Navy Yard as in
spector OF ordnance.
A contract for furnishing about 100000
sheets Of schedule paper for the census EN- emu,
Printing Company OF Holyoke. Mass. The
price Is Q cents per pound. Ten tons
are to be delivered In Washington each day
until the entire amount has been furnished.
At banquet given by the National Potters'
Association at Willard's last night Major Mo-
Kinley. Chairman of the Ways and Means Com
mittee, was the. guest Of honor and mado n
speech. promising to assist the potters In their
demand for stiff tariff Several times some
speakers referred to Mckinley as
The " next President OF the United States" and
The long-continued applause indicated McKin-
ey's popularity with the pottery makers. he
made no Acknowledgement OF the compliment
Collector T. V. Cooper OF Observation-Disclosures
sled that the present nge OF iron must soon
give way to the age OF aluminium, and that In a
ew years IL would be universally used in build
ng our ships and roofing our houses.