New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
WORLDS FAIR PROSPECTS.
AGREEMENT OUT OF THE QUESTION.
MANAGERS OF THE EXPOSITION EXPECT EMAIL
MAJORITY IL THE HOUSE.

MANN6fkS OF HE I-NfOo41 lON hI'~NN
MAJORITY ~ THE HOUSE.
Washington, July 23.-The prediction Is made TO-DAY
BY members Of the Conference Committee on inc
Sundry Civil bill that there Will be report iad DE-
fore Congress for action Monday Little progress
WAS made to-day at the mornings conference on the
Sundry Civil bill. and the Worlds Fair Items nave
not yet been reached I'm the first scanning OF the
bill There are always nj least two and sometimes
three readings in conference Of bill 50 large As inc
Sundry Civil bill. The first reading. which Is now
in progress, has for its object consideration OF items
with respect to which there Is not much difference
of opinion all Items in which the indications point
to serious trouble being passed over Thus. the
easiest part Of the work Is in progress while
little progress has been made at present the con
fcrrces base their prediction OF a report on MONDAY
what they expect 70 accomplish by sitting perhaps
tonight and almost continuously tomorrow IAtte
time will he wasted I'm fruitleSS efforts TO reach n
conference agreement the Worlds Fair approprla-
tion item. agreement IS practically out OF the
question I'm committee and the matter must cventu-
ally be decided by vote OF the House.
The first thing on the programme for Congress Mon
day will be the final action on tho Deficiency Ap
preparation bill. II Is believed that It will not take
much time to act the few remaining points In dis
putc and to prepare the Deficiency bin for the
Presidents signature.
The programme + to call up the Sundry civil
Conference IMPORT Immediately after the Deficiency bill
The Raum Pension Office Investigating Committee
has special order for Monday bat II cannot stand II
Mr.. Holman desires 10 press The Sundry civil ton
ference report. There Is suspicion gaining cur
rcncy. however that Mr. Holman IS in no hurry 70
get u vote on the Worlds Fair item.
Aftcr a decisive vote Ia, been obtained In the
House on the Worlds Fair Item there will be very
little trouble other points in tie report and the
disposition VIII be 70 finish mp the bill in one sitting
If the House The worlds Fair managers expect to
have slight majority show down" on the ap
preparation. and II they have such majority with
quorum voting il Of course settles the matter. II Is
almo tcqra IL Ger ain that II the next vote should show
clear ard decisive majority Of the House AGAINST the
! appropriations the Senate would yield something.
Either event would make possible speedy final action
on the last remaining appropriation bill, and final
adjournment Of Congress could not De DELAYED nuch
lcyOud II, pa -aec. that adjournment i chtirH
possible next Wednesday or Thur day.
Their, i- ono thing. however. that IS disturbing
thc Worlds Fair managers and members who are
! anxious for final adjournment, and that Is That a
quorum may not vote the Worlds Fair Item on
Monday. \ vigorou, effort + being made 10 "cali
al-cn'ccs and hold for few days longer the mem
is., now I'm The city, but chadng get ont 0f town.
one ~ the active World, Fair worker, said This morn
Ing that hr afraid that. with nl Tie mcnlriN
present in IN" lIou-" casting Their votes, quorum
bcr wond r-c IN" point II no quorum should ,u,h
happen 10 D." the cas-. llc added tAat l'y hHn "P
r o,nc 90, thou, J.. far.d would Leave town tbs
| afternoon aid evening trains. lAi' would MAKE
nc..,,ary call If Tie Hone and delay lnal
in r. hons. a, ,nv one time ihrr hoi day, IN, on
:, vi. many NV fice- appear. and Yesterday vote
,hov,i 200 m~mi"~- pr..cat ard y'ins. III, 80. ID
lndi,n'. that. harding o." Is~~lhilfN "i ilhN@'T
iy southern nom "r,. which ml} ur MAY not occur,
t .. :,' W." moment. quorum vin Doe here MONDAY,
,rcr d"n,r,n-c. +, f. e>f.c,cd that -oue add i'nll
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