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provided for in an amendment to the sundry
Civil Appropriation bill proposed Yesterday b.
| Mr. Enloe OF Tennessee. In the debate on this
subject Gen. Slckles related an interesting in.
cident in connection with the international
| Geographical Convention in Paris several
years ago He acted ss the representative Of
the American Geographical Society, and had
on exhibition q modest collection OF the
scientific publications OF the Governmen I
largely the productions Of the Coast and
Geodetic Survey. On ths occasion Of visit to
the Congress By the Russian Grand Duke
that officer and his staff spent an hour exam
ming the books. more time than he gays to all
the rest OF the exhibits in the room. At the
General, that work OF your Govern N ent is an
example TO the world il you co m piete Il. il viii
Goyernment has made in the S.i scisntiiis de- de-.
psirtments OF sp2wledge;" Every book In the
medal, diploma, or honorable mention.
Mr.; Enloe said. In taking inrewoll Of the sub
iect for the present. that he began the fight
and the survey was conducted as il is now. he
until it was either reformed or abolished
The provision In the bill ne reported. direct
ize the oiiice force Of the survey and reduce its
D6 Numbers and hS M t9 within Sl25
subterfuge By the committees to accomplish
what Mr. Enloe was seekinR-tbe abolition OF
the hut ihe work on the
re e sp5SG t.. e
priation for The Missouri River Com nj M ission lon
Mr. Mr. Wiisoniof S was6inston% % inVeisSed "a against Wi
the discrimlnation ~ ade in this bill and in the
anS Es' NohHs. Hs.so @ 'sfa lSpy S SS stsi s
Ss' Ss S ssrs sn% S S NhcS & Sa M
ad action mi taa MI th..
policy under which appropriations for these
improvements were made. the House. at $50
pension bills only to be considered at the night
session.
Vice President Stevenson, accompanied by
Mrs. stevenson, returned this morning from
ing a week. Both are greatly improved in
health.
A delegation OF New York bankers. headed
by Mr.. Stewart aud Mr.. Hepburn are here to
age BILL, These bankers are the same. gem
gootisted got in New York for placing the $50. 900;
issue was subscribed by the New York banks
on the assurance that the President would not
sanction any silver legislation By this Con-
gress.
Secretary Carlisle sent to the House to-day
an estimate OF appropriation OF $l6 000 SUBJ
mitted in letter By the Attorney General. for
the payment Of supervisors OF elections at the
special election in New York city on Jan. 30.
Jscobus. United States Marshal for the south.
ssrn District OF New York. has forwarded to
o BY sSe
visors Of elections appointed for the special
election held in January. The list shows there
So Der day. amounts to $4,000.
masters appointed to-day was so. OF which 80
were to MI vacancies caused by designations
and Among the
a. b.sid cSssy at vSs fSSi
signed : n. ". sherman at South Schroon. fs-
seH s. county Hay vice MrS e Huntlsy rem ovsd;
Vice Harrison McIihone. A removed. ''sf '0un'''
The Geographical Survey will shortly issue
typographical maps covering about one-hfth
OF New York State. the results OF the recent
900. the Government adding an equal amount.
s.s.is s:r ssss !: i. Fs. sss.
ns K. ..:sn & x. 81 s.i.
ss1 Gs ss s
creek river and ravine In the state. The pro-
S from tsH
saving several thoussnds Of doiisrs. The eie.
yations al are y indicated By line marking every
and across every stream. The tourist regions
CatstiIls are also given for the ilrst time. @ The
exact topography Of the country fronting on |
st glance. would bc invaiusbIs In ' case " ot
t"st hSstltes ltisesr. Wiz a snads and the hdu;
that given 1S. para Of Ss sors
The States OF Massachusetts. Rhode Island,
onnecticur. and New Jersey having discernsd |
have .llssdy been sSEssy.d n i.%i VIII re- asqals sa
six or seven years to finish the work In New |
tire United States In a like msnner. unloss
Congress- In the mean time should carry out |
Mr.. EnlOe's Idea by abOlishing the survey.
The agitation In England and Germany IN |
favor OF a renewal OF the International Mone- |
tary Conference does not escape the watchfui |
vigilance Of this Administration. IL is con-
ssa a BE- ass IN
suits. The position OF this Government in re- |
to s the ~
retary Gresham In his offieiSl communication
g the Belgian Goyernmsnt. In effect he said
snce. il stood ready to join In It's deliberations
Upon Invitation OF European powers.
Representative Isidor straus OF New York
headed delegation OF business men who had
! long conference with the Secretary of the In
erior yesterday afternoon. and also submitted
patition urging the Secretary TO set aside the
rider reeantiy made By him abolishing the
indian warehouse in New ieFk Several hrms
'ers ii: b. Clahln Co, dry goods; Stern
lardt Heidelberg. elothina; Bernhein
I Bauer. clothing; the Manhattan supply
Hood Foulkred a Co. dry goods. Philadelphia
ir straus made a strong argument against
he abolition Of the New YORK warehouse, |
laiming that Chicago was . large buyer from
SeW York Of all eommodities except wheat and
orn. He also insikted that the firms repre- |
entsd had CONTRACTS with the various railway
ompanies sAnetioned by the Interstate
5om meree law. by which thsy could transport
$ the prices that could be secured by the
government for the goods at Chicago
tits said that Representative Barnes Compton
4 Maryland practically ended his Congress
ional career when he conducted the District