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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
HOUSE COMMITTEES MAPPING OUT Wokk'
SELECTING MEETING DAYS AND PERFEcTlNG
THEIR ORGANIZATIONS
THEIR ORGANIZATION

Washington Jan. THE House committees geher'
ouv hold their first meetings for organization TINS
morninr The banking and Currency committee
selected Thursday as the regular meeting day anu
George A. Hickok Of Nebraska, was sworn IN as com
mittcc clerk.
The Naval Affairs Committee appointed seven SUB
committees. viz Appropriations for the Naval EStab
lishment McssrS. Boutclle Lodge, Wallace, ferper'
and Elliott; Construction and Repair and steam En-
cheering Messrs. Watson Wheeler. De llaVch'
Boutenc whtthorne. McAdoO and Rusk; Ordnance
and Navy Yards Navigation. Equipment ana lie
cTiting: supplies and Miscellaneous Naval Academy
and Marine Corps; Organization, Rank and Pay :
Private Bills "a new sub-cOmmitteel. Tuesdays and
Thursdays were selected as the regular days of meet
ing. and a large number Of bills were referred to
subcommittee The committee will call Informally
upon Secretary Tracy tomorrow.
The Military Affairs Committee appointed sub-com
mittees as follows: on Army Organizations ana
Appropriations. Armaments. Armores and Arsenals :
Rctiremens, RcstOrationS and Rcliefs Military
Academy, and appropriations therefor; Soldiers
Homes National Cemeteries and Reservations: Muster,
Bounty, Back Pay, and Dcsertions. Tuesday was
selected as tho regular meeting day. r. =. Bishop
Of Michigan. formerly "A member of the state Legs
The Elections Committee werc to have begun their
hearing of the contested election this morning
for the cOntcSt"c In the Smith agt. Jackson yves,
Virginia. case, which was scheduled for this morning,
the committee po,tponed the hearing until THURSDAY
IL was decided not 10 make the hearing public, owing
TO the lack II room for spectators.
The Committee on Claims appointed tho usual sub
committees, elected :. r. NcNalr. Of New ork CLERK
and arranged To meet on Tuesdays. The committee
on Pensions chose Monday sit, weekly meeting day
and re- elected J. W. Banford Of the District OF Column
bia. rs clerk. Frank g. Campbell, newspaper man
Of this city, formerly II Pennsylvania, was appointed
clerk Of the Committee on Railways and Canals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
THE NEW COMMON corNcu ~ NEWARK

The Newark Common Council for 1880 was Organized
last night with Alderman George VI. Ballard f'pnhh
can, OF the Fourteenth Ward, as president The l. am
hopr Of the Council Chamber crowded with the
families and friends Of the Aldermen. while the bal
cony va, thrown open 10 the public. Immediately
after the Council had been convened. Mayor HAYNES
presented his seventh annual message. The new
Council consists of sixteen Republicans and thirteen
Democrats. At the last charter election Tie vote wI~
cast In the Fifteenth Ward which Is Republican. ana
A new election Ia, been ordered. The same cand
dates who ran the late election will bc placed in
nomua again. and There Is reason 10 believe that
cX Alderman Van Houten, Republican. will be returned
by a good majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
TO INQUIRE INTO TIE CASE OF W. ". DUDLEY

TO INQUIRE INTO TIE CASE OF W W. DUDLEY.
Washington Jan In the senate today Mr..
VOORHEES, offered preamble and resolution reciting
the newspaper report that MIR. Chambers, the United
states Distrct-Attorney at indianapolis. had inter
fcrcd in hi, official capacity. 70 prevent the arrest
Of W W Dudley on charge Of fclonouSly violating
the election laws Of Indiana at the late Presidential
election and directing the Attorney General to report
what instructions the Department of Justice had Is
sued to Chambers the subject and 10 furnish copies
NJ the CORE, pondcncc He asked that the resolution
ca over until tomorrow when he would submit some
remarks upon n.
Mr. Fdmunds-That IS right am in favor OF the
substance II H.
The resolution went over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
FOR AN ELEVATED ROAD IN THE Boulevard.

meeting Of citizens in favor Of elevated railway to
no built in Boulevard from Fityninth-st ~ Kings
nrjdgc was held the Ahenseum In West OnehundIed-
md last night. Lawson n Fuller addressed
he meeting and read the Of persons representing
n 900 feet Of land the Boulevard who in favor Of
,ovnc an elevated road through that street II de-
rided % have an open Tuesday night at the
sae Mace when arguments and against the proposed
measure will be heard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
CUTICURA REsOLyENT

Mr.. Hill stays away the exPrcsdent viii probably con-
descend to appear. but the unpleasant uncertainty Of the
situation has cast shadow the hopes OF the pro-
motors which amount Of good cheer is likely TO dis
spate. In the meantime no one know what the
Governors intentions Which eyer chief comes 10 the
dinner is likely receive chilling reception from the
friends Of the other and the organizers Of the entertain
in happy frame Of mind last night in contem
natlon q hat NAY hapLen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
TO FIGHT AGAINST AN EIGHT MORN wORKDAY


The Executive Council 81 the American Federation Of
Iator continued session NO 81 Clinton Place Yes
rrdav with Samuel Gompers In the chair The principal
action taken relation the expected demand for
a general crhthour workday next MAY. Mr. Gomrcfs
reported that the Building Exchange and BullI
ors Association Of Pitt,burg. Penn. had decided Join
hand. nght the eghthour movement. and that they
would hold convention In 81. Paul January -. To
devise mean, best Withstand tho demand be- made
In May. Continuing. Mr.. Gompers said; 90 The National
builders Association may take what action they please
but viii oppose the eighthour movement without
q big tight among themselves, many ~ them In
favor OF an worldly" Mr.. Gomprrs showed
so do away with unfair competition. Mr.. Gomprrs Will
number muster builders saying they would
b" In favor hours II it made general and
send a circular calling fer series Of cghthour
dcmonstratons at which the following Federation officer,
will speak J. II. Burt. of Wheeling; W j. Dillon. Of
Pittsburg; O. f. McNcl. Of BOSTON Henry Lloyd. Of
Toronto Samuel Goupcr-. r. J. Mcclure. Henry Enrich
John II. Kirshncr. John Mcbride. +. X Foster and W
H. KlNcr. special circular will be- ISSUED containing
the trade lndorscd by the Federation 1t
solved copy Of resolutions passed at the
Convention " the Federation. protesting against the
gradual steady reduction " In the Government
printing Office 1877 and asking that action be- taken
10 have former rate ~ restored resolution
wa, also passed the Bureau 81 Statistics include
in the ccnsu, report number Of unemployed wolncn
call Will be made for the two cent tax per member
: for Ave weeks for the eighthour strike fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
VIII me MIYOE EETRACT'


urfIEF THAT HE Is N0T LIKELY TO APPOINT
rANNANY POLICE JUSTICE.
v,vor Grant, continued failure to appoint a
Police Justice iu place Of Jacob NJ Patterson whose
torn, GA p.rcd last November ht, revived The belief oi
r. part # many we'll posted politicians mat Justice
Patterson or some other Republican MA, yet succeed
10 the va.an,y. lu spite Of the fact thit bot1 uc
,'tyor and Richard Croker have asserted that ur
place should 90 % Tlmmauy Democrat Mon
League man whose oppouuuitic, FOR being well I'D
formed are excellent, said yesterday
Both tie Na,or and Mr. Croker are
beginning to realize that they have made
mistake in refusing to fulfil their
positive a-rccmcnt that the Police Board should re-
main non part san. and That the Republican Police
.u-toc, should Doe re- app tinted. The Mayor J, un
quc,tiona5y anN.ou, - appoint his friend. cNJuoJ''
Lccast.r Hpmc. 10 Justice Patterson, plac" ON the
police bench. but If bee goes back on the promise
which Mr. Croker made, with Mr. Grant, know ledge
and consent. that Mr. Iatt r,on. or another Rcpuh
Icau should be his successor what VIII the Mayor IS
POLITICAL word be- worth hereafter Mr. Croker and
Nj Grdut have need of some legislation ti- winter 10
iuttHcr other objects Of municipal Importance hc-W ~
tho World Fair. and th" Republicans al ALBANY VIII
be- Likely 10 ask how far the IammauF chiefs can nr
They win bc likely T. judge tho future hy the past
Thee facts are now dtVuiuE upon th" heads "I Inc
,N government. and 10 may mot pee 'cr-drN 20 loon
U any other direction for al Xplauatou oi t NJ or
pr sent hc,ltatou. judge I0ttc,, u'- chances ot re-
appointment are. IN my opinion. pretty good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08

Ashury Park. y J.. Jan. Frank r. rive, IT,, %
Frank Il. Ryes Of Ncw-Norh dcd thl, morning A. his
home Freehold. lie had suffered from " la grippe"
which developed into pneumonia. lie thiry-,N years
OF and a brother OF George l. RNc>. who vas
Assistant Secretary during President CleNelands
Admin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
ARGUING FOR NEGRO EMIGRATION.
MORGAN URGING EEOCCUPATION Of
THE DARK CONTINENT By THE AMERI-
ON NIGRO.

Washington. Jan. lSpecah.-Scnator Morgan made
his second long speech Of the session to-day, occupying
over two hours II the Scnates time with elaborate
argument on the dc>rability Of a general exodus OF
from this country to the Congo Ere" state. This
rather visionary project ha, long been hobby of the
Alabama senator. and h" has taken opportunity
that has urge the cultivation Of such relations
with the African state would make a return
u the coorcd population Of the southern >atc< 10 the
continent from which their ancestor, carried in
the holds Of ~lavcrS interested j. Mr.. Morgan In
his scheme Of African emigration that he is able 10
throw around IT, for himself AZ least the glamour u
sort OF Continental pilgrimage. Indeed, he can 20
even further and IN his suggested rcoccnpation
- the Dark Continent a solemn moral duty, which
should appeal 10 the American negro profoundly
as would, perhaps the rcpo>sc,son Of the HOLY Land
to the devout and patriotic Hebrew
To the eloquent Alataman' fancy the Congo conniry
is q hope of future empire for the black rncc, rich
in all that can make nation prosperous and power
full and waiting only for TIE American negro 10
develop and cyilize b., ard To- found under To-"
equator rcv ard vigorous I,ach Republic. Whether
or not n. American negro h. likely 10 respond Ia
ouch an urgent call Of duty docs lot seem 10 enter
largely into Nr. Morgan, calculations. II is enough
THAT thc colord man ought 90 90 back 10 Africa and.
hnciuc 400 their strict construction thcor", ot The
Constitution to the winds. the Alabama senator and
h.. friend, ar, ready 10 pledge the Government tp
pas all the expenses 81 tire return t1p
Ir.r t.u which served a- tlr occasion q todry'-
effort wa- oa. introduced D., senator Lut'r a-t month
10 provide, that every negro wh" applied for ad o get
To- Africa. OF to any foreign ptst whatever .houh Doe
.a-. 81 out ~ Tie United states hy the War Depart
meut i've million dollars were to De set aside
for such 4 purpose. senator Morgan favored this
measure. and aid. besides. hat hr had plai-
# DIS for promoting %" desired A;ll'in rrJ.'u
PATTON llo would bring them lr'orc Oh" Committee
Iu Foreign Affair. aad De ard"ntly hoped that some
colonization plan could bee t-r"cd on ht THE session.
The ~.ilfp. lty easily convince Dis southern cd
leagues t.af th- expenditure ~ mans u Hons ~
dollar, 70 charter and ruu hne oi IRE" excursion
steamer ic congo comes -fII,E HIIuu t'i" letter
= 80" con -ifufip buy even li, glow lrr rhcin.
fIl 70 persuade 10" american c0l'.cd MAN Thar Africa
g. cNaIly that promised country which senatorial
'iaf"ft paints IT, OF tp induce bum fp venture %"
v"'as" a'r".- without return coupon safe ia DIS
trousers pocket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
The UE4TRER REPORT
FORECAST TILL ; p. N. wrpYUSpA

FoREC Asst TILL : T.. VI. WEDNESDAY.
For New England. Eastern NeW-Nork. Eastern Penn.
sylyana and NeNJclsy generally fair and colder north.
westerly winds.
For Maryland Virginia aud Delaware. light showers.
clearing during the day Slightly colder.
r0t Western NrN.Nork and csfrm pen-Nh ania, lght
local rain followed by idir Weather, stationary
temperature.
For Ohio fair northern. snow rain followed by
clearing tho southern portion warmer in uorthN
part; stationary temperature Ia southeastern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
Balance in the treasury January l. SO 7as 7o8 20
sr.rs HELD ny FRAUD TO RE CONTESTED.

SEATS HELD BY FRAUD TO BE CONTESTED.
Albany, Jan. (SpeciaD-The election frauds OF the
Democratic party both here and in Troy are to be
investigated. Major George II. Trcadwell, the Repub
can candidate for Senator here, sent notice 60 the
Senate today OF his intention &c contest the seat Of
Norton Chase, the Democrat. General James G.
Rogers Of Sandy I'LL. Republican also gave notice
that he contests the seat Of Michael Collins, the
democrat who was counted in Senator in Troy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
WIZ. RANpALL rAKING TIE oArH At HIS HOWE

Washington. Jan. speaker Reed and Representa-
tive Cannon thi, morning called upon Represent"
tive Randall NJ hs home tn this CITY. and admins
,cr.d - him the oath ~ Office They found Mr.
Randall foalrr much better than DE has for some
,,.re rr-t. ana in the course - conversation, be
took Il hopeful wow 81 Dds condition, ana showed "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tribune Onlce Jan. = / a. m Generally cloudy weather
prevailed yesterday. The temperature fell from g. o -
degrees between midnight and midnight. the a,erae"
477O being lOt higher than on the correspondents dlF
last year and ~ lower than on Monday
In and this city today there viii rrohafl- Dc
fair partly cloudy weather with slight thermal ehs&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
nEMANDs OLE TIE sIorX cIIIEE,

Washington, Jan. The House Indian Affairs Com
mittoc had delegation Of sioux chef, Who arc visit
ing the East before it to day. Hollow Horn Bear OF
the Standing Rock Agency John Grass, Of do" Chcy
cnnc Agency, and Little chief, 0f the Pine Ridge
Agency, presented grievance, oi the Indians. Ora,
who was the chief spokesman, wanted the provisions
Of the Sioux Commission agreement carried out and
also asked indemnity for zoo ponies, SAID 40 have
been run or hy General Terry long while ago
The Indians estimate the value Of each pony at $40
Gras, then made an earnest onslaught uppn the pTtc
tCc OF sending Indians = Eastern schools. the In
dian youth, he said ,hpuld be educated at school,
the reservation lie wds asked II the
Sioux yet ready II "rccpi .aud ~ -cferditY.
lie replied that thcy @cro not and II would be about
fifteen years before they would be ready. The In
dians want 20 become self supporting before they take
lands in scveralty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08

Church In that part Of the country The lnJIteu
clergyman has had interview with SIR Julian
Parncefote, who has instructed the British Consul
AT Charleston to examine fully into the case, Win
view Of applying for damages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08

Department to assist in the civil direction OK tne
military establishment cOnstitutlOnalF intcnueu,
and IN the performance II the strictly cVll uuDes
Of the Department enjoncd upon II by law u pre-
side over the Department in the temporary absence
OF the Secretary, and as matter OF economy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
TO STOP SINKING FUND OPERATIONS.
TEXT OF SENATOR BECK's BILL-A LETTER FROM
SECRETARY WINDOW.

Washington Jan. THE bill introduced in the
Senate to-day by Mr. Harris for Mr. Beck. to suspend
the operations of the Sinking Fund. IS as follows:
whereas Congress is officially advised that the total
outstanding bonded debt OF the United States amounted 10
$751; 1863 on day OF December 1852 OF when
1921 367 700 bearing Al per cent Interest IS p1yaolc
September 1891. and the Remaining so2o'9o1oo bear
ing per interest IS not payable until July l. looi
and Congress IS further advised that there Is In the
Treasury OF the United States sum more than suncieht
to pay OF all the Az per due In 1891. and that the
surplus revenue the fiscal year 1889 exceeded
tho ordinary expenditures the Government slOoOOooOO
and for the year 1890 the surplus is estimated at
500 900 900; and
whereas 1t appears from official statement that the
public debt has been reduced s76s7so in excess Of the
requirements Of t sinking fund mp to June 80 1870 ana
that siOo39,S52 deposited without Interest IN
National bank depositarles and O6 li9 more mas De
paid a. premiums on bonds purchased since August 3.
1887 the premium being % per cent on outstanding
per cents and
Whereas The maintenance OF taxation by law to pro-
vide further for sinking under such circumstances
is needless and therefore, wrongful burden to the peo'
pie; therefore.
Re II enacted bv the Senate and House OF Representa-
ycs Of the States OF America In Congress as
scmblcd that all laws parts OF laws providing for
sinking fund for the payment the principal OF the bonds
Of the United States be- and they are hereby suspended
until further order OF Congress-.
The official information referred to In the pre-
amble Of the bill was contained in the following
letter to senator Beck:
Treasury Dept, jan 6. 1890.
Hon. james r. Beck. L. s. Senate
Sir In reply your inquiry OF the 4th inst have to
state that from August 81 1865 to January l. 1890 the
bli debit has bccn decreased S716 s7s9 In Of
the estimated requirements OF the Sinking Fund to June
30, 1890.
Bond, have been purchased under Department orders
u August g. 1857 the 1st inst. a. follows per cents
sos 90 go premium paid $295i03)9 53 AZ per cents
sI2s G42 200 PREMIUM paid s91ll,'S9 ~
Ec,p.ctfuIy vours w. WINDOW. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
rAvoR1NG ME AssIsrANr sEcRErARY oF wAp

FANORING HE A>9ISI"NI HfCKfIAhN OF WAX
Washington, Jan. IA report recommending the
passage Of the bill for the appointment o. an An.
sstant Secretary Of War submitted TO the senate
to-day by senator COckreI, from the Committee on
Military Affairs. The report sets forth that the De
partmcnt Of State and the Department Of Justice
have respectively, fifty nine and forty eight clerks
get each Of them has three officers who Assistant
Secretaries or Assistant Attorneys General. The
war Department has ] pr clerks and Assistant
Secretary. The report says an Assistant Secretary
IS needed TO strengthen the civil influence IN tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE STATE TREASURER.
Albany, Jan. THE Hon. L. J. Fitzgerald, State
Treasurer, presented his final annual report to the
Legislature to-day. 1t shows the condition Of the
State Treasury the morning Of January ]. 1880 as
follows:
Balance in the treasury October l. 1889 42e 600 o5
Receipts during October. 1889 81 p .233 81
Receipts during November, 1899. 49, GIG O2
Receipts during December, 1889 159 15S 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08

Warrington. Jan. T.. The Pre- idcut sent the follow
ing nomination, To- the senate to-day
Treasury George Imlor 10 be surveyor of Custom,
at Dubuque. Iowa.
Justice David q. Miller Of Iowa. to be tntci
state Marshal fr the southern District II Iowa to
correct error iu nance.
Interior OTIS If. culver 10 be Register ~ the Land
Office at Occur d'Alcnc. Idaho. j. Walfrd, 10 be-
Receiver Of Public Moneys at Taylor, FANS, Mimi
Everett " Foster to be agent for the Indians Of the
Yanhton Agency, \. -.
Postma rcr, Nchmah u. sperry New Haven,
Conn: Henry T.. McKallp, Lccchburg, Penn; VIII
lam !. Ncymau. Grove CITY. Penn; j. j. Crawford,
Iarnhardts MIL. Penn. John -. strong Tullahoma,
Tenn: Leonard Il. owens, Marion G.; George j.
Warren Rcd Cloud Nob.; RomuiO \. Mis- Aberdeen,
: d.. Alfred l.. Robbins, East las Vega, - VI. a.
Thoma, i. Fuller Way Gross. ga, Robert IL. sterling,
Napi city, CAL j. f. squiIcs, Rcdland,, cal; John
Mckinney, jr. Alcdo H., T.. a. NOllingcr, Ottawa.
III Frank N Tee. Mt Morris. H. James J.. Hast
mgs Macon city. H. william llarbangh Gcne,cc.
III John II. /. Lacy, Bingham H.; \. ~. Rue,
Jcrscyvillc. H.. Elan ". Hill, MarOa III william
IT, Norris, CARLYLE H. !. h. -. Clark, Newton Ill. ,
f. r. IInnclI. Golden, H.. Elkannah II. Brush.
Carbondalc Ill; \. Iud@on Phillips. Anna, H.
In executive session this afternoon the Senate re-
fcrrcd To the appropriate committees the Presidential
nominations sent in TO-DAY. and received number Of
report, from the committees, witch were placed ont
the calendar. The business transacted was entirely
TOutiuc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-08

The other names the same on both tickets D.
~cavcr Page took occasion yesterday 10 correct re-
p.rf thlt tine y0uu- men" wanted more cdrdphy
'u. lie also settled report that the member,
ticket wa, e NiugWump affair promoted IN the inter
est, # Democrats, hy pointing to the names on the
members circular which were those Of men whose
Ecpublcaui,m ), well known.