The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-16

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SnsrH a ns H y Pos, ihs n ana
. 9cations: There yet remain to DO reported the
legislative General Deiieeney and AG rietSii
ho Hoase go os FTday or
week. The Agricultural bill will S9me from 81
the Agricultural Committee. and Will prohnptly
Year. YEAR, So thns Ike zee General Si
the only arpEopriation measure !aside from 1 the
wheh the ms sss s cam make IMPORTANT re-.
dnctions as compared with the anpr9priationss
Of the corresponding session OF tho Fltty-hrst
Congress.
If the present intentions Of the Chairman OF
tho Committee on Appropriations are carried
out. the House this week will devote all its
time to the consideration. Of approximation
the funeral Of file late Senator Barbour at l
before Tuesday. Then he would ask ths HOUSE S,a;,
ioT Rn az FSoss o SSs and
oaasr ns S fhe was 30
not probable that ali three OF them would be
sondsaG s Of the ysst snd Pf t fas
proceeded very far. Mr.. livingston Of Georgia
will propose an amendment to the section
Mr. f Sana ered last
son SON that It Was met BY POINT OF order. which
| was sustained. that 1t is not germane to the
| Mr.. Livingstone amendment
Pressing questions OF revenues and e1-
| penditures are likely to occupy the attention
OF the Senate all the time Of the coming week
that can be devoted to LEGISLATION. Senator
Of any business until Tuesday The discus
sion Of the twelve million dollar item added by
ton bill for battle ship. q harbor defence
monitor, four light gunboats. and six torpedo
and Barbor bfiI will follow. These two meas:
Increased taxation which they. involve. viii
occupy the balance Of the week. and
The third and last edition OF the Congress
sional Directory for the first session OF the
Fifty-second Congress. has been issued under
the editorship Of W. Il Michael; clerk Of the
ssSaes
each Congress district and much statistical
matter relating to Congress \ APew feature q
the the Ppesdens and his CABINET. and the gus
tees Of the United States supreme Court in
Representatives.
The Supreme Court will meet to- morrow.
after recess OF two weeks. and II the Justices
can conclude the announcement Of their de-
cisions boforo the hour flxod for the funeral OF
the lare Senator Barbour. will adjourn for the |
e 'hS
ing is particularly notable for the large num-
t ber Of important cases DECIDED; These in
Mckinley tariff law: the worsted classification
act: involving the right Of the Speaker OF |
quorum the Chinese Exclusion act: relating
to the re9niremenIt that Chinese merchants re-
certain certificate: the first original package |
Mnd new York. the sws
Which Gio We're al posed d Of The record OF
hs resst If the 5a%sT Of
decision Of Chinese Exclusion AND smoke no ae
the docket at ono time. The number OF ' cases
on IL aoekSt IT. for thif on last
expected that % additional cases WI viii i i 10
5san Of g. Of II that WIN
number Of cases disposed Of each year hy t6e
Supreme Court for the past ten years is 40
circuits within the next month and sit in the
Circuit Courts on cases sent up for their con-
Lieut. COL Edmund G. Bainbridge who has
been for some time tho Commandant at Fort
McHenry. has been transferred to the Wash.
iington Barracks. relieving Major Joseph q.
McHenry, This transfer j. ' intendsd to to e e%
Pn n Ea Gen aowards dissatsfactIon with
t9I Bainbridgs f. Ms failure to answer ss" ces
him from Gen, Howard's headquarters. About ut
year ago the officers at Fort McHenry
the satu re Which u Club yas ad Se
declined. to Join the mess, '1 as
nsy to Get his meals
that 70 Ssy s w dues the
Gas x shf %sss q S
to pay i. The officers complained to
G Esseed the to
Howard again communicated with him. I ut :
f awa no t5 reply from 81: BalpbrIdge Gem
hat Col cambridge be disciplined Iy relev.
nS nm q d his Eommand ard giving him sub
no second time Col Bainbridge hns cot nj ints
I4ay e. 1t T. sad and for the same reason
rs supo aek IN sne seyenss he failed
nd sentenced 70 the loss Of sa5 month irom
ny with their request
President Harrison will probably soon hav. y
n opportunity to appoint q new Comptroller
the Currency. The present Comptroller.
.dward y. Lacey OF Michigan, will undouht.
dly accept flattering ofier recently made
y I'm to become President OF the new Bankers s
nstom Tor many years for Comptrollers 81 tile 9
urrency to retire before the expiration of 8
:, private financial institutions. They have y
u been successful. md became authorities In 4
us 2f these, being Hugh " Cannon. 4
nd me late John Jay Knox. Comptroller Z
Mee has within the past year also received
ems IN New York. Boston. and Philadelphia, @
ut u. after copsidering them all determined q
Western interests. He was a member OF the p
orty seventh Congress and served ON the
opmittee on Coinage. Weights. aud Measures.
10 had high reputation as a banksr before
omi3S t2 Washtngton, and hssgs Comptrol;
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