The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-19

tee would not provide for Its payments Its
friends engaged every lobbyist in Washington
to put the scheme through. and they succeed
cd. In the face Of the adverse report Of tho APP
populations Committee. The compensation
Of the lawyers and lobbyists was contingent,
md they have not yet seen cent Of the
money. Soon after Congress adjourned. nearly
a year ago. Secretary Noble announced that
he would temporarily withhold payment on
learning that q firm Of lawyers in this
S syyd had &c BY Whisn hsy
tingent fees TO lead them over the. long. dreary
mer, but managed to exist: many S them hay.
sV e .a "a e IT. S II
ess 9sa sSS s shsT
ded 70 tRs o cons nssy NOW 's
paid to the Indians Il viii probably include the
a Syss to tHs Walsh Ssy sbss signed
Congress will adjourn tomorrow until Tues
day. although 1t can Ill afford to spend the
time. Congressman eatchines Of the Commit
tee on Rules has announced that final adjourn
ment will be had not later than July l. but It
marx. Little can be accomp lishsd. however.
by a session on Saturday or Monday, because
ns ta IN
various directions. One contingent will leave
to-%orrSw afss,n9on Tor Chissso pr{HS,ab;.
ts Out ssH sI x hs
ds xSe 20
TO make speeches at the annual banquet Of
sSGsAPR and RO
and Representatives Burrows. ODonnell and
G anS M be IL shs snd they M Be
s So ssP.s assen
hIlge. md other Republican statesmen. They
T wh %%kG aSarss Of tAe ae big A ben
The banquet will take place on the night Of
t hs IL tSs as MSS sr
}saSs1.Rss ps% Ss%s ss 9 e
tho first time In his career on that day.
The hearings given by the House Committee
on Agriculture on the Hatch anti-option bill
closed at noon to-day. W. c. Brown. miller
OF Fostoria. O.. contended that the millers and
tenn Of future delivery. and that. through Il.
the foreign buyers were able to pay American
held that in order to %aks the iii legal t
should not discriminate. Therefore. It should
ee 1 81 sudsR
specified future time, none OF the sermons
sss written at the t%e tae he en sa wSs
did not own stick Of timber should also come
mons short in order to make profit Z" asked
Nj tsw.f m gna %r S g. sSs committee
Doesn't the minister" asked Mr.. Hatch.
sa haHe stock OF brains on which to base his
Yes" answered Mr.: Brown, but doesn't
the miller have q stock Of capital with which
Mi. Brown oonten1ed that. futures doubled
the price Of the actua! product, and were there
fore bsaon to ns s%s1 Of the Milwaukee
Chamber Of Commerce. held that through the
legitimate future system from three to ten
certain time. was made marketable II it
were not for the future system the demand
nG s%sh 81 tSe gofsdo Board of
doors Were eiosed he BELIEVED this was
fHsry sna nd the Laws
tie system Of future dealing would. he said.
Ssx Sass
benent to trade. and should not bs interfered
Miss Grace Howard. daughter OF Joseph
Howard. Jr.. OF New York. Is in Washington in
the interests Of her Indian Children's Home.
near Chamberlin. s. D. Miss Howard went
81 He
her ends built ssa9G
to 1.H va. sesoo net MISS Hoserd said: tue
"Sehools are the on. one thing necessary for
q 5000 aye !, year: The children
pablo, When my school opened this year
had d, to turn 1o,, away large er. number
90 regular traiDns school that of1 VIII s &C.
commodate ali who come. There are sixty
oushs Wiz aaa sehoo sc
tiss: The IF, Indians work Like lite white people
and on the farm Do l run farm mr. : !. Most
spring. Senator Pett,erew Of Dakota and Con.
ope e
the the appropriation 80 badly needed at the pres
The Senate Commerce mmittee this morn
Ing gave hearing to Charles Stoughton on
behalf OF his proposition regarding the Harlem
River and Harlem Kills canal projects The
viii require 81 .VS0. 900 for its completion. Mr..
offers to take UP the work whore the
n 81 sna
also offers to coEstruc. the Harlem Kills canal !
nass lsss e. wsds sSss SsSion NJ
Stoughton Is willing to agree to complete both |
pieces OF work on or before May 81. 1903
Senator Sherman was asked this evening
whether the resolution introduced by him In |
tho Senate to-day In regard to offences against |
foreign residents OF the United States. had any |
Ds pccial sisnitlcnnce in connection with the !
ntions with Italy He replied that the rosolu-
ion. though called out BY that portion OF the |
= dcplorable and discreditable. incident OF the |
ynching at New Orleans OF eleven men OF |
Italian nativity" was not intended to apply cs-
pccially to that occurrence In fact. 1t could not,
as no law now passed by Congress- would be
Ietroactive 80 as to reach those concerned In |
Tho New Orleans affair The design OF the res.
,lutlon. he said. was to give to tho subject of
4 foreign power with whose Government the |
United States had reciprocal treaty relations
he same protection as Is afforded to our own |
citizens. and for this RurG29se It was proposed
fiction in such cases. instead OF leaving the |
natter to the courts OF the respective States.
Staten islanders Protest Against Jersey
Smoke.