The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-29
LIVE WASHINGTON TOPICS.
PREF COINAGE BTBB INTRODUCED
IN THE SENATE.

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sizth Aus,tor B-.-isy Hss = Disagreement
with Secretary Carlisle and Resigns
Bs-phy's H-sson River Bridse MN 60 ne
Fsverssiy Reported - Touue Lsdiss OF
the States T.innd Academy Received
ny the Pre.iss-s - the East Roo-.
WASHINGTON. March 2a-several very Inn
portant projects we're brought before the
/ Senate to-day. on which, however. action
was deferred. They embraced q free silver
coinage bill. introduced by Mr. Stewart
tRsp, Nsv.); q joint resolution declaring the
yton -Bulwer treaty TO be no longer In force,
introduced by Mr.. Dolph tRep.. oEh and . Ben
| ate resolution, offered By Mr.. PETER tPop,
Kan instructing the Finance Committee to
report bill repeating all laws that authorize
| the issue Of bonds or other interest bearing
OBLIGATIONS OF the Government. The House
| Joint resolution authorizing the receipt In the
| Sub Treasury In New York OF the So 100000
the proceeds OF the sale Of the Cherokee Out
| let. was passed.
The resolution which was offered by Mr..
istion Of silver coins by 'e coins Of equal weight
ant ineness. and as to whether there Is any
50 as ssot
cuasion. Then the famous McGarrahap claim
bill cane before the Senate as the I'D nnn,shed
adjournment, when 1t went over without ac-
| tion.
The House to-day expressed. by a vote OF
| 140 to 101. Mr. Burrows changing his vote to
move q reconsideration. its opinion that
Charles F. JOY was not elected TO- the seat he
district OF missouri But on motion Of Mr.
Springer to lay on the table Mr.. Burrows,s
sSS tSe aeSss sd9Sarn: me- HSISgnt ssstISs NJ
YNeill. the contestant for Mr.. Joy's seat The
SsiSR wfs scR Rs
| publicans In favor OF MIR. JOY: Messrs. Bryan
SSTpfs 81 gs1i iInS sa
OF Missouri, Moses. Outhwaite, Ryan. and Sib-
votes SP Moksssn added 'f his to 'p the
Republican column.
sp9S was aone T
order from the Committee on Rules. limiting
.s pSm ~, and RsS hs H q
Limitation, Of debate, ihs. House passed . few
required to give security to the United States
to furnish the bonds Of approved guarantee
andsecurity companies properly incorporated.
When the Legislative Appropriation bill
comes before the House an amendme nt will be
offered providing for the abolition OF tho sugar
bounty and the placing Of al grades "a; # sugsE
aSS ss ~ q h9s"nss Mr. Mcfse said q that
io %s rssps IN the Event that the Tariff
bill failed to become law, or In the further
ons siGa S ss srerS Psn
ocrat in the House. excepting POSSIBLY those
the bill, and that no doubt certain Republicans
would be similarly disposed; His bill went e
lie indefinitslT. as tho com mittee have no In
tention Of reporting spSh q measure az az, Long ,i
ttsscomiSs q law. Other members Of the HOUSE
who entertain views similar to those OF Mr.
AZ sSS SIsSs.S q Sg sns
bili: Mr.. Warner Of New York t,y9Is such an
question that II could be placed as rider on
the Appropriation bill by very large majority
OF votes
Speaking OF his resolution. introduced in the
Senate to-day. to abrogate the Clayton Bulwer
treaty. Senator Dolph said:
The introduction Of this resolution does not
indicate any opposition on my part to the Nc
araguan Canal on the contrary. am In favor
FL WhSnevef ,h We have made an attempt to
treaty arises Ike 6ugbeaI to confront US
The ssy y not In fSrss snd % ana nss been
and believe that We ought. by legislation. to
set II ssids and sS T It entirely Then we
melted by any conventions OF this sort
Among the New York arrivals here tonight
were Postmaster Dayton. Oscar Straus. and
Hugh i Thompson. Postmaster DAYTON is
here to consult the Government officials
about certain improvements a. the New YORK
Architect OF the Treasury Department to: NOR:
row to urge pIoIptness In the eonstE ~, OF
uso
General about establishing an additional sub
rssk to Re
Of the supply department.. by which he expects
upon s snstor Murphy and urge him TO to look
Poss once When bsnpsy
had inserted In the sundry Civil Appropriation
bill when that measure was beforethe House.
Ex-Collector Magone OF New York. repre-
sentng silk manufacturers. was at the Treas
ury Department to-day and had an interview
with Assistant Secretary Hanlin 10 regard to
BILL. He commended that this paragraph. as
now framed. would permit OF all the abuses
S cas- IN Which the Govsrn%en. lost miIionss
Of dollars OF revenue The paragraph let's In
sxsssdias i2IlS lScSe; % 5S56 inches, and
psrssois. reticulss. dress trimmings. eapss.
undsrta ., tri%Rings ladies' hat. hats S&SS;
sa aSs Goods 30 SAID BY The plscs
or for any other purpose are dutiable. Treas
VIEW Ssy 70 mssins Reconsideration 70 protsce
the Government revenue.
appointed to-day was nfty-one. OF which twen-
ty-seyen were to Ill vacancies caused by resig-
nations and death Among the appointments
were the following for New York state:
Everett Butler at Grant hills Delaware county vice
Theodore Shaver. removed: G A. Lee, 81 Lake DelA.
Della county, vice Robert Jackson. removed;
r. b. WTighl at LyndOnytls. orleans county, vice a.
A. Waterbury. removed Robert Walsh. At seottvins.
Manros county, vice = n. slocum. resigned; hATkAm
sherman at inasrwooa, EsssH county, vice n. L
Dslas are county. Vice ". II. otnOrd. removed
The Senate has confirmed the following
nominations OF PostmA aters In New YORK
State: A. j. Aubrey. Fulton; ID. w Adams
Sherman; w. II. Cotton. Union Syringe; H.W.
Rose, Gensses; N. A. Seymour. Mount Morris.
Also the nominations OF Henry BOhl to be
United States Marshal for the Southern Dis
trict Of Ohio and Harlan Cleveland. United
States Attorney for the Southern District OF
Ohio
The New York and Hudson River Bridge bill.
Introduced yesterday By Representative Dun
phy OF New York as substitute for the bill