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WILL HAZE 4 FINE NEU HOME.

TIE NEW BUILDING OF THE STATEN lohNNp
ACADEMY
The Staten Island Academy Is 20 erect hahoSomc
new building az Wal-st. and stuy'rNaht i'h''' -
George which will b" an ornament 10 w" 'N''h"
onI will afford ample space and facilities To us
students, The school was first opened n Stapie'"h'
: L. on september II. l-Si. ard IN l7S' WIS
chartered under the laws OF the state. III i0No
Mr. and Mr. william Winter founded IN" M'h'r
Winter Memorial Library. in memory OF their son.
and tbc school WAS enriched b. several lhnDSail
Volumes covering a wi" range OF literature III
the same year Nh. kalh"rn" fiSh "'''i""' VI
StapleOn, gave an extensive reference library WIN"
Ia. bc.n augmented by further gifts. ihcT" ar"
also Laboratories NJ tie school equipped witt mr'h
costly and useful scientific apparatus. Tic heavy
increase in Attendance made 1t necessary 10 secure
more. ROOM and ground was purchased at ST. "cors'
for $50 900 and Lamb q Rich, Of NO. 20 Eroad-
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HOPES OF THE SILVER REPEAL MEN.

Washington Jan. IO.-Thc friends OF iii" Andr""
Gaia Haullnp and Silver Repeal biz confident That
they can get II up in the House for conSh'rnoi'
I'm, are In doubt to their ability to brhg u ~
a vote They expect special order from the hu'''
Committee giving the bill day in the Horse, ana
so ardent silver man rs Nh Pierce, ~ Tennessee
sov, he thinks this expectation Is well founded
The free coinage men believe thnt in th" Hops" an
ottcmp, viii be- made u anincnd The special Crirr
30 as 10 lis a day for vote on the b'ii ana all
amendments. This wOuld be closure by vote Of Inc
House and not closure by means OF report from
the Rules Committee. The free silver ncn believe
mat tie are strong enough 10 prevent shch II
thing. -, o,
Representative Cate, Of Arkansas, has prepared
the report Of the majority TO accompany the DILL
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THE PROPOSED PUMPING STATION.

Madison 10 Lexington ave Thlrty-fourth from Fourth
10 Eighth ave.: Forty first, from Fourth u fnta
ave- Forty-thlrd, from Third to Lexington 49,
Forty-eighth, from Seventh to Eighth ave, fiiN
second from Broadway to Eighthave Fifty hftl from
Fourth to Lexington ave-; Fifty-Sixth. from rita
TO Sixth ave-: Finy-eighth, from Madison 10 Tx
inCton ave-: Fify-ninth, from Madison To Ellh'n
ave. sixty second from Fifth to Madison ave- sew
en;leth. from Lexington 10 Madison ave. seventy
first from Third TO Madison ave: seyenfy-lhrd rom
Eighth ave- 10 the Boulevard; Scventy-fourih from
Madison TO Fourth ave; Seventy from Madi'
son 10 Fifth ave: seventy ninth. from Madison 70
Fifth ave.: seventy seventh. from Fourth to Lex
ington ave.; Sevcnty-ninth, from socoBd-ave to ave-
nte A; Ninety second. from Columbus to Amsterdam
ave-: Onc-hundred-and twert g-tIs'. fom l. nox "
seventh ave.. On--hundred ard twenty sixth from
Fifth TO seventh ave- Northumberland thlreth. from
Lenox 10 seventh ave-, Parkaye.. from sixty
to scventy-iirs ST.; Madisonave.. from scventy-ssc-
ond to Seventy ninth Boulevard from Nnety-sscond
10 one -hunded'and sixteenth. The cost Tor the
2ol T45 squarr yards will be $o953sO.
The plsns for the new high service pumping's'atin
n one hundred and eighty hr,ts and Washington
Bridge We're presented TO ChefEngineer George W.
Birisau OF the Department OF Public WORKS. They
mad becn prepared under the Mayors direction while
he was sin the head OF that department, ana were
annroved without question. The Controller was
authorized TO issue $4,000 TO begin the work. The
cost It was sad. would be kept within the Sooo0~v
authorized 10y the Legislature.
Tn, structure Is to be placed about go feet south
= the west end OF Washington Bridge. The land Is
owned by the cty The building will be Of brick and
stone. thoroughly hreproof. and have water tower
10 feet high Three larg" pumping engines VIII be
set np having capacity OF 2000o0Oo gallons day,
and the tower OF 1000 coo gallons-tota daily capac'
ity 24OOO.O0O gallons II will take three years TO
build ii. and II j. expected To supply tue "eNacu pa's
IfrlEt. Nest
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VcoL UtNTFtcTT REFS TO MEET

Two Important meetings Of wool manufacturers VIII BE-
,cld In Nec.Yofk CITY this week. Tomorrow at II
~ tho tventy.elehth annual meeting OF the National
Asset aion Of Wool Manufacturers Will be held at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. The organization numbers among
IL membership most Of the large wool manufacturers Of
the country, and there has been no expression from
Them since the election hr subject 81 impending lrif
legislation affecting their Industry considerable Interest Is
shown IN the and large Attendance Is looked for
William whitman ihc treasurer Of the Arlington NILS
who has the president Of the assoeatin for The last
eight Years declines reelection and muoh interest at
tache, to the selection Of his successor.
On Friday morning IT IL o'clock also at the Fifth Ave-
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THE GRAIN RESOLUTION DEFEATED.
FOR A CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT O"AN'

FOR A CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT N""'"
ING TIE TINE CONGRESS MEETS.
Washington Jan. lO.-Thc House to-day consderea
the Grain Joint resolution. proposing amc'o"'n.N ~
,bo constitution substituting December ii Tor Mr'i
as tie beginning ana end Of the official terms OF
monitors of the House Of Representatives. ana oi 'hc
limited States Senators. and providing that congress
shoIl hold IT'S annual meeting on the secoho Noiiua'
In January and Substituting April ~ LOT mare"
az the date for the beginning and end oil the Frn'S
OF President and Eice-lrcsideh'
Mr. Cochran said that the proposition provided ter
~. coming In of a Congress to settle the very q''
lion which has arisen in the election of the members
themselves and that was his ObecticA TO IT, Inc
upcriority of the Constitution as II STOOD rs asaN'
tho Constitution a. II would be nrdor the "per"'oh
NJ this amendment. was that 'l" t"hFr'N' WIN '''
under the existing Constitution must WSs upon an
ourstloDs relating to q Prcsidcnta! snc'"S>i'" "
roo, choso,, two years before the question conld
arise TINS measure wodld Substitute ior mat "uN
chosen In the very contest out OF wmch h"u A''''"
~, d,snute Will regard to the Presidential sue
cesslon. ,
Mr. English opposed the bill. "CaO congress
together with all the partisan conflicts raging III '"'
missions Of the people, ana 1t would DE- ca'''u
With men who had not experience 10 curry o'' Va
crect,y and ,obcrly tie will Of the people n" S'."'
Mr. sp,,ugcr believed that the reforms pFopo'eo '
the Joint resolution would conduce 10 III" P'o'f''''
and well being Of tie psope
Mr. Reed seconded Mr. Co'krans attack npo" u"
measure and made Of his Characteristic 'p''N''
Vigorous and witty. lie objected TO an 'N''h'''
NJ ,hc short session II the House. BE- said wnm''.
N d. business IL could lind plenty oi uh' w. u" ~
in. ~ IL did no, wIsh ia do business IL c"h'd m'n
eternity not to DO II in. The mcmcro o W. ~
oo.dnd a vacation. and h" did not mean Y" sh,'I ~
conrrosS when Ia sid that the pcold" h''u'u ""''
100. Naught,rl ~ e., ,o,,, ,oso,u.
,,on to third reading. The vote r'sn'''u N'"H 49,
NAYS l2I, thus defeating IN" measure
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STATEN ISLAND ACADEMY u11LDING

STATfN ISLAND ACADEMY BIIlDlNF
WAY. this city, Authorized 10 prepare plans Tor a
LuIliing to COS, Scj,oOD. The plans are now com
plctc and show handsome cdncc. which will lie
OF brick stone and terra Gotta. The west wing
will contain hall. 10 BE- known ~ the Curtis Nc
mortal Hail. In honor Of the late George William
Curtis. and will contain stage and all the facilities
for entertainments. a balcony runs around the hall.
and adjacent 10 IL Will b. spacious gymnasium
completely equipped. Tho cppCsit" wing VII con
tain the Arthur Winter Memorial Library in spa.
ciOus apartment twcut! five feet high. which win
afford room for lca-i 1000 volumes The rest
the main ncog viii De- Devoted t. admin sitiOn and
school roonls. Tie second and third floors VIII also
he devoted 10 school uses. and surmornnne 'hc
tllrd story viii be- dome. In which viii he paccd
telescope and al tn acniml equipment, 'or
astronomical study.
Thr architect, hnNc followed the old English style
known 49, 'h" Tudor, and ~" design l. s'hp.a-ilc
and hom"lik". IN" trustees nave voted tD increa-"
The capital stock 20 S1Oo.OOO. and subscription. mr."
invited bl ~" First National Bank Oi staten Island.
The accompanying cut Tie Tribune prints through
the courtesy OF Harper 4 Brother.
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TO SPEND MONEY or THE CITY.
NEW PUMPING STATION TO BE BUILT AND
PAyEMFNTs To BE LAID.

n
PAVEMENT, To BE LAID.
Mayor Giroy was present at the meeting Of the
Board OF Estimate yesterday, having returned from
Albany on a train which reached the Grand Central
Station at noon The Board rcorganzeI for the year
1893 by eiectng the Mayor chairman, and President
Barker of the Tax Commission secretary Controller
MYERS and President Mcclellan OF the Board Of Alder.
men were also present. C6nmis>io'er DAILY, the
new head OF Public Works Department. presented
n list OF streets for repaving this year ont Of the
spacla legislative appropriation Of $1,000 900 for this
purpose 1t WIS referred TO Controller Myers for
animation and report. The Commissioner said that
he bopcd u would be- approved within week. lie
wonts to got as many Tammany braves possible on
the city ay.rolls Immediately These are tn" streets
whore granite block pavements Will 10 laid Canal,
from Dowery 10 East Broadway: Worth. from Broad.
way TO Park Row: Bleetker, from Crosby TO Eighth.
ave- Barclay, from College Place TO Greenwich;
vcs,rv from Vnrick Ia Greenwich Howard, from
Eroodway TO Centre; University Place, from Waverey
Place TO Fourteenth; Broadway. from Thirty fifth to
ror,v.sccond: Forty second from Eighth to Twelfth
ave. ronrttave from Thir;seconG to Thlrtyfourth.
and rors,b 70 Fory.second: Thri-ave.. from Ninety.
sixth TO One-hundred- and ninth south. from White
hall to Corlcnrs III" totai cost lot tHe if-'"-"
square yards will be s568,o-O
Asphalt pavements will be laid In St1non-st. from
Clinton To Cannon Columbia. from Broome 10 Hous.
ton Forsyth, from Grand 10 lOuston Mulberry, from
proome TO Blocker: Henry from Oliver to Rutgers
Avcnue r. frfm Houston 10 Fourteenth: Secondst,
from Avenue 20 Avenue ID sixteenth, from Living
,on Place 10 Avenue A; Irving Place from Fourteenth
70 Twentieth Ninth-St.. from Fifth to sixtn ave.
NIicteenth-s. from Fifth TO Sixth ave-; twenty
eichth.st from Fifth to Sixth ave: Thiriieth-st..
from Broadway TO slxthave; Thirtietlst'' from
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var aTTOyS N NAME AND NiSSAfHr SEIIS

Augusta Me-. Jan. lo.-Thc state Boad OF NS
SCISSOR, have made the following returns; Nu'hot'
OF polls 49, 3-s real estate" $2l102i3oo perSohai
s7sl049s2: wild lands, Sls.'95.6eo; grass aho
amber on public lands. *4io.2l4 to'al 'ai"auoh'
$2li330.Isl. In 1880 the city, town ana pn'''""o"
assessor, returned the value of property IN The sa's
the sum of s25j.7I6,233.
Do,ton Jan. I0.-The report on aggregates OF po"s
nropcri; taxes etc. shows an increase In IN" sa's
a, personal estate. including bank stock. OF Sl2s"S'
800 decrease In resident bank stock. So8.l5o' toui
ncrense I'm personal estate. total Increase
~ ran, e.i,e valuation j.11Ols6 increase In tota
valuation 49, ,ps2sl7 total Increase OF TAX w
personal estate, 81 .223,.4e.
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WHY THE ENGINEERS LEAVE THE NAVY.

Washington. Jan. 1O.-Chief Engineer Nathan T..
Town. VITO has been on dnty Tor several years In
the Bureau Of Steam Engineering Of the Navy Depart
ment, has been granted two years leave Of absence
II Is probable that Town VIII not rciur" to duty AT
III. expruon OF his Ianvc. The lucrative position
nj chief designer with the firm Of CraInp sons, III"
crpat shlpbniidlng establishment of Philadelphia has
becn rendered him, bnt lac has taken no action on
the Offer Apropos OF Mr.. Towns oEcs. attention IS
called 10 the fact that number OF Naval officers have
resigned within the Last few years 70 60 with big
naval and enein, ering firms Nearly all OF these
lave been members OF the Engineer Corps. The
causes that have led them to resign from the Navy
have been poor pas for the ability Displayed SLOW
uomo;lon long srrvicce nj sea- and the main reason
superior oilers In salary aud work by the private
firms. One Of the Younger members Of The Engineer
ing CORPS Is now receiving salary OF $1,000 year
from q private firm.
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FAvORING SUNDAY OPENING OF THE FAIR

MAYOR wAsHDUENE or CHICAGO AND SAMUEL
GoMpERs ADDRESS TIE HOUSE COMMITTEE
Washington Jan. 1O.-Thc hearing OF III" WORN :
Columbian Exposition Committee OF the House Oh 'he
sunday opening question was begun TINS mor"n'S
Mayor Hampstead Washburne opened the hearing ana
introduced City Clerk Van Clcavc. who read tHe
memorial of the Chicago city council Tor SUNDAY
opening
Mavor wasllurne then addressed the committee in
support of the memorial. The act creating the iar
declared that II wa, ~ be a National and inicnanoai
one Therefore tie question was whether IN" Gov
ernmcnt would keep Its faith with all the N''o.''
~ ,bo world lie held that under the preamble
creating the exhibition Congress mist 50 hei'ia'e IL
to benefit the majority Of those for whom II was
created II was 10 b. exposition Tor all tF'
peope OF every race and creed There WINS also
constitutional question involved. II the gates were
to be closed on the ground that tbs coan'ry irc"s
nIzcd ho Christian religion the religion oi III" 'u'
T. would rot be justified by Tie principles "i our
constitution.
President Gompers OF the American Federation OIL
Labor appeared. in pursuance 81 The inS'rc'is VI
the organization. and urged sunday op'h'hs' III"
working people he declared in favor OF rnhohv
or,,,c Thev ver. opposed to seven days work III
,he rec but the fair obligated not TO "ork i'
ouploycs more than six days week ana sunday ""'
the best day for the aborng man To seek Tue 'n
.i.ptenmcnt tie well-todo could get every DAY III
,lr week. .,
TN, Rev Dr. ,nps, OF Ncw-York City. seventh
~. ,aror,it made an argument. His principal
objection was constitutional, Oh me sIo"'u '"'' Wv
ri Iation established a religion. ,
As soon as the committee ended us h''i'"r Wv
representatives of the American sabbath mo" NJ"
a meeting I'm the c)mmit,cc-roon OF The HORSE O'''
mittcc on Immigration, and mapped OK p'oe''''''
In opposition to opening the Exposition OH "u'''"'
col mel Elliott F. shepard. OF Ncw,'"rE PrSW ~
c,hcrs wore olmoincd 10 addrr>, the Worlla falr
Committee on Wednesday THURSDAY ana filuayi "
c,nmf,er With Dr. Brooks 81 hrophNh ~ ,'' ,
man was appointed t. draft short lcu,r pro'rH'' !,
acains, opening the lair on snnGnx. an" b, S ,nr,
~ ali men b r. o! IN" senate and House ana tu
mi4,nc Of four with Colonel shepard a. chnrnah VIZ
nppoirtd to walt on the secretary ~ Ie 'i'ns n,
and tn Attorney General regarding ING c7" I'P''"
OF the case.
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road for many years, by which company his plans
Mcre npnlled % EOurlhnNe.

road Tor many years, BY WHICH COhIPd1y MS P'H"'
were applied to Fcurth.nve.
The executive committee Of the Committee OF TWEEN
ty-hyc, appointed at the regular meeting In the Real
Estate Exc hangc last week, held session yes rcay
afternoon In the room OF the board OF directors OF
the Exchange. This consists Of Richard Y. lIarnett
r. I. Romanc. Charles Buck. H. II. Camman and
James l.. Parrish r. sub committce. consisting
Of MrSsrs Buck. Camman and Parrish. was appointed
to arrange for another massneeting OF real estate
owners. agents and brokers. This Will probably he
called for some day next week. Mr.. Harnett said
Yesterday that what the Real Estate Exchange wanted
was rapid transit BY methods which would quickly
bring about that result. whether underground. built
by the city by private capital. or by the extension
Of the Manhattan lines.
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Known the Reading System. At my request the At
has prepared brief OF these suits
questions involved therein. which have deemed
Of such great importance that have caused the
BE- publ transmitted the Legislature FOR its In
formation.
The final decision suits BY the courts will e.t1b
la~ upon the most important questions that can
arise br1Uv the ctzens Newersey and the corpora
ons z ~, and other States n hold that they
ar poor,s the law II stands IL viii be the duty
q te Legislator pa- whatever laws may be- necessary
70 protect oar citizens. In The opinion OF the Attorney
, NJ.
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mr. ,prrPs PANIED AZ GOLD COIN.

The Sub.rroasury has received numceF OIL specimens
NJ the new Decent which were washed IN goId ana
n,ss,d cn "a. 50 gold pieces. The Two COINS snSn'v
resemble each other both diverse and reverse .no
s,,e Is nearly the same and the weight Is not gea'y
different The hafeagc coin weighs sbout Id grane.
and the new quarter ga crammcs' Inc i'""u" '
,nv,, o,c naturally passed In pieces where vicious
ard ignorant persons likely to b" found IL was w
n, the sub.1reg sury yesterday that the ne" quar-.
dollar silver coins still being received rom ~.
minis and nothing was known OF any pf'po'iN'"
Government call them IN.
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MILITARY BILLS TO BE REPORTED

Washington Jan. lO.-The House Military Committee
today ordered favorable report bill TO provide
that whenever General Grceh. the present Chief
Signal Officer, vacates his Office his successor shall
have the rank only Of Northumberland. one lieu
tenancy In the corps Is also 10 be discontinued. IL
also ordered a favorable report on Mr. Outhwaites
bin to establish companies OF the hospital corps upon
the same military status as companies of infantry.
Each company Is consist OF eight hospital sergeants
six corporals two musicians and not exceeding 100
prvatcs.
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and five fopulists were am'nG the Sighe''-" o'."'
majority Of The membership Ct each party III INC
House speaker Crisp said before the recess tha' nc
could not then call special meeting OF the COM
nte, Oh Rules but that he would bc willing 10 nave
The petition considered AT the next regular niec"'S
No action taken to-day, however. although JmnsS
made "A special appeal TO have t"D OF WI
DAYS set apnrt during tue coming week me menus
Of the bill now fear that delay. made unavoiqap .c
by lie failure e, the Committee On Enl"s 70 nc.
TO-DAY will prevent It's passage vt this session. anu
they arr. displscd 10 ay The blame ior III, opcVe
failure entirely the shoulders Of Mt Crisp.
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AMENDING THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE LAW

Washington Jan. lO.-The House Committee on
Commerce 10 day decided 10 report two bills 10 amend
the Interstate Commerce law, Us To meet IN"
Supreme Court decision In the celebrated Councilman
case and also Judge Grcslams recent decision. The
committee practically adopts the Senate bill. whlcL
provides for complete immunity witnesses testify
ing In regard to violations OF the law. The Gresham
decision T. met In the way pointed ont 10y the Judge
In his opinion by providing penaly iof refusal to
obey summons OF the commission.
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ro, THE pr,pcr,sE OF TIE CHEROKEE STRIP

washington, Jan. IO.-The Hons" Committee on
indian Arnirs today ordered favorable report on Inc
,iu for the purchase q tn" Chcrohe' S'rp III vi
amended form. The Original bill appropriated ~
800 900 for the purchase Of this nnd IN" money -
,o mid ot once The committee GN"r careful con
sideraton reached the conclusion that the Treasury
could not stand this large payment, and AMENDED INC
hin 50 AS TO provide for The payment OF S1oo'o" ID
zoe, tho halancc TO remain IN The Treasury az htcr-
%, M :, per cent. payable In fvr wears VI so'h'r'
sho,'J no Government desire to do 50.
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DELAY WITH TIE TORREI BANKRUPTCY BILL

Washington Jan. 10 lspecaD.-Thc friends Of The
Torrey Bankruptcy bill in the House nrc highly in
dIgnant because the Committee Rules ut lis meeting
to day declined to consider the petition signed By
"a large oy Of the members OF the House TINT the
Bankruptcy bill have the benefit If special order
setting apart certain days for It's immediate consldcra
ton. Tie petition. which presented to Speaker
Crisp Just before the holiday recess. contained the
names Of 221 out OF $40 Representatives. One hun
dred and ly.two Democrats sixty four Republicans,
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nue. Hotel, there will be meeting Of the wool manusct
urers OF the country who take part In the wors
Columbian Exposition at Chicago. The exhibits 10 IA
made in uniform cases, which have been constructed for
that purpose under the direction Of special committee OF
manufacturers 81 which Theodore {. Search, OF Phad
phia Is chairman. gross space OF 10000 square feet
I'm the most part the great building devoted 70
manufactures, has been assigned for this exhibit. One
hundred and fifteen exhibitors have received room In
this space and object Of the meeting Friday is e
determine by lot the exact place Of each exhibitor.
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NOTHING FOUND AGAINST MIR. MCOMAS.

Washington Jan lO.-Thc Senate Judiciary Com
mittco has been engaged for day or So IN the IN
vestGat.on of the charges that Mr. McComas was con-
nected with the National Investment Company, an IN
stitution that alleged have been somewhat irregu
lar In its business transactions. The committee had
ono or two witnesses before 1t TINS morning, blt
nothing was developed tending TO show that Mr.
McComss had ANYTHING 20 do with the concern
Another meeting Of the subcommittee VIII be hcld
TO morrow and after that. 1t Is understood the nom
nation will favOrsbly reported to thr scEatc
The cor mittce seem be- OF the opinion that there
Is nothing Ia the matter that reflects upon the In
tegrity of Mr.. McComas or in any way associates
him with the transactions of the company. Mr.
McComas himself sent the committee sweeping denial
OF the charges and has In various interviews stated
that he knew nothing about the National Investment
Compsny and that If his name has been used Ii was
without his knowledge and authority. The senate
Committee has permitted the widest latitude TO those
WIN arr opposing tho confirmation OF Mr.. McComaS.
hut after having submitted all their evidence. there
appears TO be no reason why lie should not he con
frned and this acton is now anticipated within IA
very feN days
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To ENLARGE THE HOTEL SAVOY.

The stockholders ot the Hotel savoy at fithave and
rify.nnth>t at special mcetng held last night voted
an ncrar II capital II $3.50 OcO The tochhou"r' SAID
,hot t inc ,,a. m stock was the purlSSe Of erecting
an ,da,t,on nm IN, plot II land fifty cct by leo feet ad.
oln,ng a.. hotel Oh south and facing fitha\e The
nddition win Give the hotel ahcu, 200 rooms more.
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SIMON HESS GETS TIE CONTRACT AGAIN.

wos,ington. Ian. 1O-simnn less VIII continue Tor
.bc next three ycars 30 haul imported merchandise
from the wlarvc., to Tie Appnsrr's St1rcS IN Ne"'r'
CITY. The contract awarded To him by Sccrc-
nrv Foster this afternoon, at th" rate oil 10 l.. Genus
for each packacc and cent for each sample pchsso'
rh ,,ntr,c, X , largo one There were several bids,
one being the same that Of Mr.. LESS.