The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-10-23
as.nanxtsn Letter.



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ezaey On tie CoarS q Gains. zhicl meeis
nszz MaadzE. For oaes fhsre seems 10 BE-
10 l=zk. and noas Of ths raRses have got
ct, although IL prsisseBcg Oh tie part
ofcz-rzia proniuent Republicans II PEE
disting thai Er-Congressman Thom psop.
d Ohio. will 20 On the Court Of Claims,
n4kts il lock as though they had teen
given 3 pointer" By somebody. Il is tx
p.cted tia this appointment viii be an
bounced this week. IS il IS regarded as in
portant that the Court shoald meet with a
full bench.
The Treasury Department has issued q
pamphlet, copies Of which may be had
upon application to tie department, en-
titled "a Brief History Of Coinage Legis-
lation in the United States" which cen
tains all legislation On the sabject down to
the silver act Of the last Congress. It is
valuable to all who wish to be posted OF
just what laws have beea passed By Con-
gress relating to the money metals.
Postmaster. General Wansmaker Is 20
well pleased With the working Of his recent
order making all promotions il the various
graded elerkships Of the Pos. Office De-
partmeut dependent solely on the result of
competitive examinations Of clerks il the
next grade below, that he sishes 70 extend
the same system 70 ali grades Of post ofice
en- ployes, including the railway mail
service.
Tie Congressmen who viii teil the gov
eminent publications TO which he is ofiei-
ally entitled, instead Of distributing them
among his constituents, for whose infor-
Nation they are printed at enormous ex-
perse, " i'll bear watching; and Secretary
Rusk has reason to think thai some ex-
congressman are engaged in that very
small business, as he has received 2 NUM-
Der Of letters from Representatives. elect
10 the Fifty-Second Congress telling that
they had received postal cards from Wash
iugton parties Offering TO sell 500 copies Of
the agricultural report and PIG copies Of
the special report Of diseases Of the horse.
Tie number offered for sale is precisely
thai allotted to each member Of the Fifty
first Congress; hence the conclusion Of the
Secretary that il is some man or men who
were members of that Congress who are
Offering to sell what properly belongs 10
their constituents anG not to them per-
s~onally.
Saturday might have been fairly called
administration day" at the EcumeDical
Conference, as President Harrison, Score
tary Foster and Secretary Noble attended
and made short speeches. Dir. Harrison
spoke ON the subject before the conference
for the day-International Arbitration
and his few remarks were well chosen AID
most happy in their effect. particularly
upon the foreign delegates, one of them
Rev. w. F. Dawson, observation-disclosures
ing aloud to Bishop Hurst: "We shall have
to do away with monarchies after this. "
1t was perhaps only a queer coincidence,
but Immediately after talking to the con-
ference abost international arbitration,
Mr.. Harrison paid a visit to the gun fac
tory at the Washington Navy Yard which
is turning out heavy steel guns for the
Navy, which are in the opinion Of experts
not equalled by either Krngg or Arm
strong, the largest gun.makers OF tue
world. WESTON.
The Bridgeton Patriot floats at it mast
head the name Of the Democratic candidate
for coroner only. The Pdtrt0t does not like
the political methods OF its party as applied
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