New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-03
IN AND OUT OF CONGEEoo'
THE CONVENTION OF MILITARY SUR
GEONS.
ANOTHER CONFERENCE on THE BEHRlNG SEA
REGULATIoNs-WE POINT 'lSiloN'
NAMED-MR. WILSON EXPECTS TO


NAMEp-MR. WILSON EXPECTS TO
BE BACK SOON.
uosbington MAY 2-The second days session Oh
the fourth annual meeting of Military SURGEONS "
the United States began this morning 81 o'00N
in the National Museum. $50 delegates Dei'ib p
on. Paners were read by Colonel y. }. u. lr"in
oss,stant surgeon-general L. S. A.. Colonel Rlch-
ard F. Michel. surgeon-general Alabama >. -
CHRISTOPHER J. Cleborne, medical director l. .. 40
Major Lawrence c. Carr, surgeon ~ u O"'o
Lieutenant Colonel Charles r. Grcenleaf DEPART
ment surgeon general L. S. ~. First Lieutenant
Charles w Galloupe assistant surgeon Battery
| Massachusetts v NJ; Surgeon John c. WISE l. :"
y RrIpadler-Genera John ID. McGill surgeon-geh-
or,, \ G. of New-Jersey; Captain James h.
pitcher assistant surgeon L. s. A.. and captain l.
~ Clark assistant surgeon y. II. Minnesota
A recess was taken until : O'CLOCK Upon iedS
sor,tlnc the programme carried out included pa
no-s hv IIeutenant-C olone William ii. Forwooh
deputy Encouragement I. $. a; 'oiohel i'ooeI'
Revburn late surgeon and brevet lieutenant-coioheI
L. = Volunteers: Major Walter Reed surgeon -
A.. Colonel r. f. Glnen. surgeon-generai y.
G. Nebraska Captain Charles b. Ewing assist
ant surgeon T. s A.: Captain ". j. Meyer ASSIST
ant SURGEON 9th Regiment y. g. = y. - sur
geon George f. Bradley L. s. ~. Iieutenah
Colonel G. VI. Woodward, ex-surgeon-seneraI M'cn,-
gan State Troops and Captain George r. buS'"en'
assistant surgeon L. S. \.
de,ega.ion at the White Housa in the afternoon
Sir Julian Pauncefot, the British Ambassador
hal a further conference with Secretary Cariisie
this morning on the Behring Sea sealing reguia.
lions and license forms The President mas not yet
approved them.
Charles H. Tweed of York, attorney OF the
Central Pacific Railroad Company today aP;2ear1Eu
before the House Committee on Pacihc kdlroa ~
entroI PaclGc re could not make any statement
or suggestion looking to the settlement OF tne dtD,
oflicia!s on the subject 9. p. HUNTINGTON he said
and wSnld give the necessary Information.
The President has appointed the following Board
Point TIE Rey DR. Alexander Mackay Smith. Pis-
tr.ct OF Columbia; George r. Crais Aiap ~ ,ir1
William W n can; Pcnrsylvan!a J9hn D. Sr RIM
mns Tew York THONGS ws F. yIrrin 1'5'5 ana Ei%aS
| g W,Il Wisconsin Vice President Seyens n has
Within NJ Bate. Of Tennessee and Redheld Proc
tor OF Vermont Speaker Crisps aPpq2il'eTes ,, are
Il Hatch Of Missouri and Newton w. GURUS oi
New-Ycrk.
Chairman Wilson Of the House Ways and Means ans
sno'her week ! letter received from him states
that he l. spending few days a, ILL., from
| Nv orleans Two or three days of this week Will
be s.n, by Mr Ws3n ,, as n gr kaI' e vii thea
Start North 1nd will probably be IN mis- seat week
from to-day.
Post.nas;er-General Bissell has practically deter
4
| master He was asked to-day II il was also to BE-
understood that this ruiz applied to hotei-keepers
vino. while not directly interested IN ,nr ~ o' - 20
n4ss leased their bars 70 others. Mr. Blssel re-
p'"'Wte have appointed men postmasters who per,
mitt.d bars in their ho;els. though hot interested
themselves. but - prefer not o't,,,,, nor q rnor,l
question said Sir Bisstl. 'its business ques-
ton parelv and the Postotice Department - a
business institution. From my OBSERVATORY NM n,,
tetion and experience am convinced nat any any
quOr business Is IN measure. UNITED Dy ms "V
cupaton for posimastSr ana tnat M Mn, et fnI
AMI cnplb- discharge Of his official duties IN any
l~plr,.ncn, OK the postal service
nv direction OF the President general court
martial has been appointed to meet at Fort smell
q Tor tha trial Of First Lieutenant James \; Nancy
18Th Infantry. who recently acquitted in the
slaughter In killing Captain lIedoers Of the same
regiment. ii Fort sheridan. Ill ,-,,
The detail for the court IS: CoG , Edwin
C. Mason. 81 Infantry president; Colonel ): {:
Bates. "a Infantry. Colonel G c. Byrne' assistant
surgeon general, Lieutenant Colonel H. > Hs."Khs
2gd Infantry. Lieutenant Colonel Dallas BaChe. dep
nv surgo m general Gieutenant-C 1,onel W l.. Ke
.ogx sth Infantry, Lieutenant-Colonr! j. r. ksnt
18Th Infantry Leutenant-G olonel g NJ Ran
All SIN Infantry. Major J. W Hamilton 9th cav
airy captain j. VI. j. Samo. IN lni lntFt tp'an
A. q Forss. LIST cavalry. Captain II q. Brown
deputy -Alvocate-General.a as JnlSe-AdvOcate
Of the court
The oil corvette Lancaster. which was the nag
ship the Aslatic station until she started on e
Gibraltar this morning. The historic snip VII MAKE
haste to rracn New Ork. where she Will be ttt"i
a. a training vessel. She Will not again be placed
the training ship Portsmouth arrived at New
| York to-day. .. -, -.
| The Alert reached Port Io"fsehd 4"s'rluIy o'
| her way to Behring Sea.
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